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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-10
rRE1D AND REFLECT.r

DR.. Cha's III. IOzer'S Card to the Afflicted.
Quick cures and low prices at the old established
office. 9th street between and X
DR TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
y patients for their patronage, and would EN-
brace this opportunity to remind them that he con-
have baled the skill of some of the most celebrated
physicians of the age and upon which he has nerer
taited 10 perform radicui cure.
DR.. Tozers reputation rs physician stands un-
equalled. His exclusive attention 10 diseases of the
genito urinary for many years, renders him
perfectly master of syphic diseases.
The large number of aggravated cases that he has
perfectly cured after they have been given up by
many others is the only proof that physician
quires of his ability DIR, Tozer would stale that he
any and all Cases OF varieties of the disease
no matter how long standing, or what progress the
disease has made, every patient can rely upon cure
DR.. TOzCr has, IT - well known, taken patients
from the very verge of the grave, aud restored them
To perfect health. lie would further state that he
deems it sufficient TO attract the attention of those
who might need the services OF ply ysiciaR In all
cases, but particularly those enumerated In the ad-
vertiscment, expecting they would TEST my merits
practitioner; aud the result o my practice has been
thus far satisfactory to my patients and myself Nor
do deem il necessary To fill columns of the newspa
pers with fufsome empire ami bombastic advertise
ment, protesting my ability to heal all diseases flesh
is heir tn, for 10 do that must be something more
than Man, but to give those that are afflicted with
Venerea, Chronic ahd other diseases to understand
from long experience, am fully competent TO treat
them successfully,
My regard for The dignity of the medical profession
To which have the honor to belong, deters from
committing any act savoring of rank quackery and
regard for my own dignity would preyentm placing
myself on par with qlacks and nostrum venders of
| the present age.
| offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates or pufs
of my superior qualifications practitioner neither
do assume to myself medical honors TO which am
not entitled, but merelr ask those who diseased,
to read the different advertisements relatng to the
cure Of private diseases, and jddge for themselves
where 10 apply for relief. My rooms are arranged
that can be consulted in privncy at all hours of the
day, from o clock in the morning until ! O'Clock In
! the evening.
Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Local
| Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassude
Weakness of the Limbs and Back. lndispOsion Loss
of Memory. Aversion to society. Love of solitude.
rimidiy self Disrust, Dizziness Headache, Pains in
the side. Affection OF the Eyes Pmpes on the face,
Sexual and other intrmilies in Man, &c, will find t
important to consult DR.. G. II Tozer at his Office 9th
street, betweenJ and X, Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-10

ENOR SALE by the Case or Package in
n quantities TO suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper, Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
ellis, Blank Books, Wafors, sc &c. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery L. GA & 66 Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco G. P. KIMBALL, Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-10

DR.. Cha's II. TOzer'S Card to the Afflicted.
Quick cures and low prices at the old established
office. 9th street between and X.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-10

TAR local weaknoss. nervous debility, low spirits,
~ lassitude. weakness of the limbs and back. in-
disposition and incapabiy for labor and study, dull
of apprehension, loss ofmemory aversion TO So
ciey love ef solitude midity self dlsrus dizziness
headache. involuntary discharges. pais in the side
affections of the eyes pimples the face. sexual and
other infrmates In man, are cured withOul fail by
ihe Justly celebrated physician and surgeon. l.. D.
Czapkay His method OF curing diseases Is new ,(un-
known to others and hence the great success. Aii
consultations (by letter or otherwlse) tree. Address
l.. J. Czapkay, NJ. d., San Francisco, Cal. n5-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-10

UhYsclnn- IN lIlt NTNIt,
FREDERICK HARYNANN,
(prop'r Miners Iiotel) ,
JACOB WINKLEMASN, I1reehwoou 'ahey
(p'r Greenwood Brewery,
JOINS GEORGE.
August HAHSE,
IostPn WIIMAsN, tColoma
CHARLES GIss.
T. BELAz, , Propr's of the }
!: ) TzI, S., cr0lS Federale' Plncervill''
A. H. WALKER, FL Dorado Slide.
q. ZRoIcKK. firm of +. Poppe Co. y Oroville.
JosEPH GLAvEL, Auburn.
CHARLES KAsrELLI, Spanish Iry Diggngs.
T BExxISsER, (prop'r of brdge,) Condemned Bar.
c. WoLLER, SACRAMENTO,
X. FISSINGER, do
G.. RENAUD, do
CAYr HIND, Michigan Bluffs.
Carr F. s. MuMFoRD. Mormon Island.
HEsRy TRUEL, (Repubhcan House, Jackson
This testimonial was not solicited by DIR Hein
mann. HnG-1Sm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-07
WASHINGTON IrExs.-The Washington


WAsnIsoToN IrExs.-The Washington
orrespondent of the Tribune, writing on
the LIST inst, gives the following items:
"An election will be Immediately ordered
by Governor Geary, under the existing
Territorial law, and Whitfield will be again
returned. Gen. Whitfield informed men,
bers who voted him out Of his seat that he
would be back here in December next, and
take his seat again.
Col. Brooks was sworn in to-day, and
received the congratulations Of his friendsb.
While at the Virginia White Sulphur
Springs, Col. Brooks was quite lion, hav-
ing TO undergo an introduction to several
hundred guests. When leaving he called
for his bill, and was informed that his fnan.
cial matters had been attended to by the
guests, and that private carriage and an
escort awaited him without. The ladies
waved their handkerchiefs in honor Of South
Carolina and her "chiyalrous" representa-
tive.
The Senate Territorial Committee will
report the House bill re-establishing the
Missouri Compromise, with an amendment
striking out all after the enacting clause,
and inserting intead Douglas Ka nsas Bill.
Mr.. Geary has not yet accepted the Gov
ernorship of Kansas. He has returned
home to Baltimore, and will not accept the
Office unit, he has had another interview
with the President, which will be on Tues
day next"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-07

SuIcIpE.-A man by the name Of Klop-
fenberg committed suicide in Camanche on
Monday night. He FIRST shot himself thro'
the breast with a revolver, and this not dis
abling him entirely, he put the muzzle Of the
pistol into his mouth and discharged the
contents of second barrel. The deceased
was German; he had sold his property re-
Gently for some $1,000 and desired to re-
turn to Germany, but his family opposed his
wishes. This opposition led to temporary
derangeme and while in this state the act
of self destruction was committed. He
leaves wife and four children.-Lyons
Mirror.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE CoMpAsIEs.-The recent fire in
Rock Island has again aroused the atten.
lion of the people OF that city to the import
apce and necessity Of having well organi-
zed Fire Companies, and such as are provi-
ded with the necessary apparatus. There
i. certainly strange dilatoriness both in
our city and Rock Island, in the matter of
establishing Fire Companies, and affording
the necessary material aid for their proper
organization. But on this, as on oil other
subjects, there is great diversity of opin-
ION, and as is also generally the case, each
pnrty is inclined TO insist on its own view
If the matter as the best. Thus some are
strongly in favor of building water works in
the first place, and thus save the expense OF
purchasing engines, and others, who think
engines ought to be procured, differ as to the
manner in which funds should be raised for
that purpose; and in fact the differences Of
opinion amount 10 as many details as the
subject admits of.
Some facts, however, are certain; among
which are, that there has already been too
much Indifference and delay; that We have
an ample supply of the best kind of materi-
al out of which to form Fire Companies;
that there is an immense amount OF proper
" exposed to momentary destruction; that
the actual loss by the fire a short time ago
amounted to larger sum than would be
required to purchase all the apparatus for
an efficient Fire Company; and that the ag-
gregate saving by property holders in the
item of insurance, would soon pay for an
engine and other 6xings. We have not We
~ lately heard anything further of the pro
press made by the Independent Fire Com
pany to which we have here tofore referred,
but we believe the prospect is.very iiatter'
ing for its being successfully established.
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New YORK Market.

NEW YORK, Monday, August :.
FLOUG-There IL good demand for -four and market
docs not exhibit any important change sales 10000 bbls
at oB to choice superfine state 70 20
s64o for extra do % 006 ~ for common to chocesu
common to choice extra do market closing quiet and
pretty firm.
and new white Southern, 239,T4 for red do el779
so for fair TO good white Canadian, old white
ohio IS for do; q 90 for common white Genesee
and Western Corn 6OQe66c common to good mixed.
PROFESSIONALISM hrmer and demand more active
40 NJ for mess lS IS II for psime eS5 prime mess
Beef quiet S7s 80 country princess do msss
a57oaEl repacked mess Beef hams and prime mess
I..ef nomnally the same,
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COMMERCIAL.
OppIcx " DAVENPORT GAsHfrs, I
Aurust G. 1876.

OypIcr os DAvEsPsRr GAxnrTB,
August 9, 1856.
Prices remain as they were last week.
Wheat has not ytt commenced coming IN
in any quantities. The river is getting low
er and lower, and steamboat navigation is
nearly suspe nded. Business generally has
nearly reached the extreme point OF the
summer solstice, and in a short time we
NAV expect to see it again flowing in the
full tide OF autumn prosperity.
MosErARY.-Ths supply Of money is
more plentiful, and rates rule at 2O@25 per
cent. We quote exchange as before:--
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-07

Pine APrLEs.- Mr.. Cotes, wholesale
fruit dealer, has ripe pine apples Of NAM
moth sze--some Of them foot in circum-
ference. They are enormous for the sea-
son.
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Foreign Markets:

BIZ rHs STEAMER ATLANTIC. LIVERPOOL, July -.
BRsApsruFrs-GeneraIly firm. A moderate business
transacted The better grades Of -four were well main
tanned but the lower grades had declining tendency
In Wheat the bet Ter grades had advanced Id while the
other descriptions about Sd lower. Corn WIS firm
but transactions were firm.
PRoyIsIoNs-Beef and Pork were in rather better de-
mand but quotations without change Bacon in limited
demand at former rates. Lard unchanged. All other
articles a. quoted by the Arabia.
Consols for money closed at 95es.
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0aro MARI.
----------L-----
+. CLOSE g. COS. COLUMN.

| WE are now prepared to oner DEALER and con
| w mmer. a large STOCK OF Heavy and Shell Hard
We propose in this column TO keep our customer
posted up In hardware matters and invite calls IRON
our friends who desire fair dealing.
1000 kegs Nails. Cali soon for Bargains 10 Nails
/ I. CLOSE co.
| L cheap by r. CLOSE b CO..
IRON ofall sizes for .alelowas osn CO.'S
CAWf, Circular, Muley and Gross Cut, warranted
10 at 7. CLOSE d CO.'S.
IRON Axs'' Thimble skeins and St spf1EHg.sset Cos
CARPENTERS Tools of EYER Es DESCRIPTION 9s for
and Pocket Cutlery G a[ss ;ost COS e, Sale
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain pumps for r sale at
r LIGHTNING Rodsand Insulators for sale at
Il T. CLOSE 81 cos.
FAD Pipe 'fa sizes from etaI sle q co.'s IS at
5O TONS Fence Wire fOrsals chsapats . co.'s
|u 4. CLOSE & CO.'S.
GUNS, Rifle and Pistols, best quality for sale low
III at T. CLoSE cos.
Gloves and Tinware which will besold cheap at
y 4. CLOSE CO.'S.
IN ' = Il. CLOSE 4 cos.
r EATHER Boiling al s'7esat ,o,, :, co,.
r. CLOSE IL CO.'S.
RLACKsMITH's Tools, Bellows, Anvlls, Ham
ID mers, for sale low at I. CLOSE & cos.
RoPE-Manilla Hemp, all ,s sizesat cos
E,NGINE, Car and Signal OIL for sale by the barrel
Il or gallon at T. CLOSE i co.'s.
CAV Mandrels of all sizes from inch to IN: for
y sale at T. CLOSE & cos.
FARMERS will, find tho best assortment of Ames' and
Forks, &C., at Il. CLOSE-A cos.
CiHAINs, Log, OK, Binding. Trace Halter s,. snd
~ breastchains at Il. CLOSE @ 'o''
roRN Shelters and Hay Cutters for sale low al
~ T. CLOSE 81 co.'s.
| leW L. CLOSE cos.
I100 do. scythe snatns, best pate mat o,s
| lOU L. CLOSE CO.'S.
TNNNER,S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i and Zinc, for sale at T. CLOSE & CO.'S.
CADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at yery low
- prices, at T. CLOSE & CO.'S
WHITE Lead in oil, I. CT ose and Co. Brand,
w tustreceived, warranted the best in market.
Ut L. CLOSE cos.
T INsEED Oil BY the barrel or gallon at
IL I. CLOSE g. CO.'S.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-07

The ELEcTIoNs.-The returns from ST.
Louis are highly gratifying. The whole
Benton ticketin the country is elected by q
decided majority. Francis P. Blair is elect
ed to Congress from the district composed
of the city and county, by about a thousand
majority. This is signal rebuke to border
rufiianism, Mr.. Blair having declared his
opposition to slavery extension in the most
unequivocal terms in the beginning Of the
canvass.
The returns from Iowa open very en-
couragingly-in fact showing an uninter-
rupted triumph for the right SO tar as they
go. We trust we shall be able to announce
in the course of the next three or four days
the complete discontinue of the BUCCANEERS
in the State.-Chic. Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-07

rTAIGHT e. SEARS have removed from their old
stand to the opposite side OF Second Street, IN
DaIzells block, third door above Perry Street. We
have now hand Of the largest and best select
cd assortments Of
Leather aud Saddlery Hardware
ever offered In the west. Our stock consists In part
OF Sole and Harness Leather, both oak and hem
Freneh, American and Patent Calf Skin Kips and
Upper Leather ofevery description. Linings, koans,
ana Enamelled Leather, Lasts, Findings, &C., &c
SaddIery Hardware, from the best manufactures;
self Adjusting Gig and Pad Trees, Roller, Horse
shoe and Spring Tongue Buckles, Plated Ware sfthe
latest stylas aud superior plate We have every
ticie the Harne ssmxker or Saddler can wish. A a.
perior stock OF Saddles, Whips and Fly Nets, fc,at
Wholesale ONLY Cartiage and sGrocer's Bows,
Coach Laces, End Ct ,ths, Bands, &c. We feel con-
adent that our prices are the lowest, and invite the
attention of urchssers, feeling satisfied we can suit
all in regard 10 quality and price.
HAIGHT q SEARS,
cd Street, id door above Perry,
iune % DIFF davenport, Iowa.
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TALLMAN & POWERS,
~

~
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Street, be.
tuoeen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale TIE following valua Real Is
City Property in Davenport.
l. House and lot on Third Street near the cornero
3 six lots on the south west corner Of Fourth and
). Six lots At North Davenport, between Perry and
Athe above lots are we'll situated and in parts Of
the city most rapidly improving and will be 'oldon
80 Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 Of s. Z. s. sT. 70 n. Ranges west 50 acres.
NiofN. S. 33T.79 n. Range west 80 acres.
NE. OFFS. +. :. 3ST 70 N. Range west 40 acres;
The above lands al on the line of the railroad
from Davenport TO iowaCity.
Clinton County.
Nine hund red acres of prairie and ninety cres of
timber land near Elvira p. Q, seven miles frsn by
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres land, well improved with
good houses. viii be sold at bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and MY acres fine prairie land two
miles north of Monte yuma, the county seat.
Mch l7-'56-dn
Scott Co.
100 acres unimproyed landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watered. .s
I60acres Ave miles Aorthwesifrom Hickory Grove
very choice land. .ss a 4, 81
Near Davenport. Es
One and one-haif milos from Court House on the
bluff, with superb views Of river and surrounding
country. small farm Of IS acres under the highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees The most beautiful laUd In the vicinity oiAe
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of68 acrcs, 20 under cultivation, 90 of tim.
Der. never failing stream runs through II. Wii
bssold very cheap.
Near Walcott.
80 Acres of choice prairie at . bargain.
At North Davenport, t
A beautiful i've lot
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SLAVERY IN NEBRASKA. - There are
slavet , held as such, in the territory OF Ne
braska now. The Federal Judges OF the
Territory, it is understood, are Of the opini-
ion that slaveholding, not being prohibited,
is lawful.
There's nothing more certain, in our
opinion, than that if Kansas becomes
Slave State, Nebraska will "follow suit
imme diately after.
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julius Lytance,

Ia u A u II " y,
Office I'm Atkinsou's Block, Second Street, between
0A''e " Main and Brady.
1ttACREs large beautiful Timber, - miles IRON
Ill Day enport, price 80 per acre; Wall DO avid
ed to suit Du rchAses.
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The body ola young man named Laben
Parker, Of Kansas, formerly of Cleveland,
was found on the 23d inst. a short distance
from Blue Spring, K. T., firmly tied to a
tree by the roadside. His head, above the
left eye, was pierced with rifle ball, and
a huge hunting knife was sticking in his
breast, to the handle of which the follow
ing inscription was attached: "Let these
pho are going to cote against Slavery take
warning." He had evidently been murder
ed by gang of Southern outlaws, as a
company of armed men from South Caroli-
ma had been in that vicinity for some days
before he was. discovered.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE that the pro
slavery Buchanan majority of the State re-
fuse to admit Kansas into the Union under
a Free Constitution.
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USELESS DENIAL.-The State Democrat
denies that it has been the apologist Of
Brooks, and quotes one Of its own remarks
-" II the reports from Washington be true,
Preston $. Brooks is a scoundrel." I'M
questionably, the censure of the Democrat
is all in the subjunctive mood, and it's obi.
guilty Of vision has prevented it from seeing
facts which were patent 10 all unbiased OBJ
servers We will speak subjunctively also,
aud say, if the whole tenor of the Democrats
remarks on the assault Of Senator Sumner
have not been of character to pulliate its
.enormity, and consequently to extenuate
the guilt of Brooks, we have greatly mista,
ken their purport. But we have made nc
such mistake.
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A HERO CANED.--Canes continue to be
poured in upon Brooks, who, in the glowing
words of certs in of the donors--"put the
Senator from Massachusetts, where he
should be-" knocking Mr.. Sumner down
with precision worthy of the best foot
pad in the worst times. For our part, we
think Brooks cannot be too much caned.-
Nevertheless, with a modesty certainly un-
known to Blueskin, he receives every new
cane with new effusion of modesty. He
knocked down an unarmed man BY stealth +,
and bushes, and well he may, 10 find it
fame. Thus, he says to the men of Charles
ton, 81 hccept the Palmetto cane as an evil
dence of the generosity of my friends in
Charleston, and not for any merit of my
own" Jack Sheppard might have envied
such diffidence.
We have heard that when all the canes are
duly presented to the hero of the bludgeon,
it is intended to solicit Brooks to sit for his
full length, when he will be painted grasp
ing all the sticks. even as Chatterton, the
marvellous boy, paints death
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Iowa City.

gRAy Il ovIArr, st tho old stand known 40 the
civ Auction Rooms, Iowa City, arc Agents fer the
Davenport Gazette. Subscribers to our Daily can
obtain their papers every morning by calling nj the
.hoye stand.
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August s, 1856.
EYsur-Fine So ,50-s. Y. No. !, $1,000, IS; 3
No. . s3,.5c14,00; Extra k6,9S367s;
Wasat--Winter 81, 100 ,2o-Spring $l,lG
Cora-4. eDI7c a GO lbs;
Oats-32a,33o q bush;
Rss-1O975 :.
Bsrisy--s0 q bushs -
Peyk-Mess, $lT .0Ose2l,0o;
Besf-Mess, $500 Extra, $500
Lard-l0la c for No. l;
TaIlon--9 cents in large lots; I'd
waite BeaRs--$l 55S92,Oo v bushei
Butter--Fresh, l29l3;
Psfatsss--newl 259l 50fsS bushei
Ssit--Fine 81 81 600
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PARopr. 1.-The Rock Islander states that
parod while in our city made an invest
ment of some Of her surplus means in real
estate. 1t may be so, but we were not be-
lore made aware of the circums to nee.
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In SCOTT COUNTY. IOWA

"
40 1.-The Z ofihe n W Sec OTIS nRe sescs
No 2-Ihe 4 secs lie n RAJ 100 acres. 81
No 3-The w Sec ~ L rs Nk2 leo acres.
The above three tracts beautifully situated on
the railroad Z miles from davenport.
No 4-lhe W ofihe w OF See 10 T -eM
go acres. miles from davenport.
No 5-The \ e. offs W oisecI T "a Mr. 3 20
acres4 miles from davenport.
Eoa- he h OF the Of See 21T 1sN n h.
co acres, OF. lie Rail Road, miles from davenport.
No 6-2ob "A lU0acres in Sec's I5 q l9T77NRSR.
upon the Mississippi River, g miles from Dav0apars
10 Ie-- 100 acres in sec'ss7 and34 T7oNR1R
Improved Farms. ssr
An improved farm Of $50 the Mississtpp1 kSu.
Il miles from Davenport 70 in cultivation, loo Ds
balance line timber.
Iwoi improved farms three miles from Davenport.
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
No3o-Fine brick house 9th ST. between HART
son and Ripley SIS Excellent well, good stable, -.
Lot euxleU.
No3I--Good frame House, 3rooms, good well, -.
Lot s2x53l, on Brad, near Locust st.
NJ. 25.-l lot on Brady ST. Ig2 by 3O0-o30o. 81
M 26-2lets on Brady ST., cor. OF Collaee, elBx6e
each.
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No. 22-W. fractional OF the NV. Sec. & r.
81, y. X. f., a s7-l0O acres, Thorn's 4ills
Very low, ifapplied for soon. - n
IN JASPER COUNTY.
A.s.f sec 81 I so 80 w I6O acres.
No. 4a-S E land W ofsecfHY.
acres. tvee
No. 43-s W and N w. of sec 7 n u Wtoe
acres.
IN MAHASKA COUNTY.
No 44-S w frac. 1 OF sect II IS r I6 w llS aWae.
No. A. w of sec % AZ X Is w 100 acres.
No. DIV of Z and aofN w or ss II
"a K IA 100 acres, timber.
In BENTON COUNTY
No. 47-N E of soc Is SO 4 Q w $50 acre..
HE IN MUsCATINE COUNTY.
No. 4s-T 1oiNW Of sec 30 T 20 W a0aorss
IN GRUMPY COUNTY.
No. i9-SW ofsec 2 r 81 10 w l6O acres.
no. sos l. ofsec I 81 K Is W 100 acres.
Ne. 5l-W ofN Of sec l0Ts7 X is w g scesn.
In HARDIN COUNTY.
No. Sc Off b OF sec T 81 z 90 " go scesa.
No. SIS Wa of WI ofsee l4Ts7 4 % u %
acres.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. 549sS of n E4 OF sec Il 80 X W so acres
No. SIS ofN Of sec 20 I 81 X Q w go acees.
No. 56-House and Lot, store and stock q eoods,
in Upton.
- WILLIAMALLEN,
General Land Agent
Feb 6-dtf Office Post Ofice Buildin1.