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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
EANGS ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.


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Kansas, interior h exier. ifr D., Mrs Robinson Al 90
SCENES 4 adventures ~ the arm, by IT, ColCook LOO
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Applrton's Railway Guido for March rs
Just rtseiyrd anil for sale AZ
The laura Book Rooms.
No. Sd hrady 81, near the psf Once.
: mo ~ an ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
lycNMled

. LAdy's Ice c., Am Saloon, to $ i've G Fam,
] Two very smart and inteiligsnt yocng Iadys
t:spi . lAfrs Ani . summers employ tni For
further part culars, address BOX 355, or NJ ply to
Mr.. Arrtson 4 Hull Cabinet store, Oh Brady st.
mSy0:f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

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CD0Cua.ATUuaS GIoDosA0H
AufGews oevDa. s0Ss~ste the LChEs House. New
Yesh, CAtcsge. 81 Cincinneat pailtes rrc-ised ev-
vyAoS. STAnA, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

4 0OOD TENANT 0IRL viii lind . ho1s sns
"A SOD wsces ~ TIE saos1y u ~ uososstgnsa.-
House " R,pary, between Third and Fourth .treets
fi0DSgLLs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
RaRE CM.01CE.

THIS 'uhser.ber wishing 70 dsrae his al. nt.on to
of 30 l. and Stasions y. "a saikfGtrv tenn. ma
ieAs the store No. rs Bray street. Posses .ioo IN,
en- .n OF before the ne Of July hs3t. Prrsoani A.
~piicatisn, CT b litter. will meet, With Ir,s,pt attrn-
tion. AnANa
70 = Brady sts q near The rs, Oau.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
For Sale.

~ AN IMPROVED Farm OFiS0 ACRES -
y hvt miles, west Of u r1tv Davenport, SESR
lat the Wesley Chapel. re Farming ~
Gtsnsis snd stoch smi grain en- ths farm viii &c sold
with the land " desired.
For particulars call On the s~ubscffber On the prem
isss. fAvID BARRY.
edAlAj1m -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
FRESH BREAD, FRESH CAKES

De0OES & DAVIS, with the siew Of enlArs "
ID their business. and d comply With tb~ ..qunsts
ami wishes Of r<any a. their cus'soner,, hav. ,ecur-
- anotk or arst ciass Baker and wi ser W up fresh
2 . and sAher cates, daily ~ 1eir Cosfeetion-,
Store. oesAer 9Th and ESsdy stirred
April ~ df.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

IN Vsltons ae1itisa y Rsss DavsapDss, vAtcA y tasas-
suIis Issa est vtsA YuAss Pssks q. - 0sn4iaG
lots command ug . sp<aAA vsss " ~ nbstssl0oi
and Rsck l.land. Thee ~ 80 y DascAaseA =
eGs.ed 70 n cAanjc - 40 = saStGallsas aa1sohsgs.
Cal; 1GEs0an 0Gpon pgtD-e0
0AvokAM0o loV.
Apu0 ~ ~.nv.s9Ersm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

UVfGsu Paper, Borders Sc.
Spring tim Of par y coming. coming
A,d ali the Will"
MILL want Wall Paper tn ~beautify AMI make
w C mfortshle the in,i'e ofeur dwellings. &c. u
compa' e favurzbIy with " the WORLD GU side
Gene an 7 see Ia large tick. great variety and
Beautiful patter 5 at the ! VA B1k ko ms ~
ELI ADAMS,
No. 36 Brady str ,et, near the Pos, Once.
Nay II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

nETWEnN daylight and dark, inthe city % nsvcn-
ID port, OnE GOLDEN Horn in boxing for q nice.
Boiled HACK SILK VI EXTRA QUALITY Which
might have b-en found at once ~ toing to CRAMP-
TONS, where they keep aLARGE mock of very So
pERioa SILKS q oil kind-. and sell them very
CHEAP. eoensr Brady aud 2nd SITS.
apr. ~, dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

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ASslenees Aste.
=. HOUUhLo OF this citg L41Ds this day msds
i . IN sssiGnment 10 the unds4snef, q. ali hi. egg
tsts, real aud PR cnai, FIR his As-rt II his eredi-
tors, eli per, ons having any las asainat tie sid
h"Nse' ere request O u pr sbt pm 70 me. Wit out
unn.cesssTy deasy. AM all pc Us In Any vay in
debted IN saif Hous~i ell er by BITE or aecogut viii
moks Osoeesoss psyntnf 70 mfsf the smouRt due
AMI ssTe cots. ps EXPORT An 2lth 1887. Once
eeAt o0oS Nosth o. FOst Omre, 10y 4, up stairs.
AprlS ~. dAwimo. khN L. swlT8.
TUST RsCEivED . dne lot d51ents KID Gloves
u " ksep n ne but Alexsndk' bet. Cur cu,to.
mel eau dsp.nd upon . gssd ABLE.
msy7 D.. PARKS I Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

slNHR Subscriber viii remove froo his old stand on
i Brady street. Ia NJ new and e.,acious Store. In
HI new building, own ' Of I'D snilPerry sircc.s. on
o. abost the 7th Of Nay, n'xt, vLSe W. may hc fould
BY bis friends. ready to serve there In hs capacity
n the mast promyt and orT-ct nD IN
oUabdtf. FRAkCR JACOnY Jr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

seslsd Isoposss will fe ~ iuntI the ais. day
Of my. p o'daskA for nscS linking, paving the
CATERS, and setting the curtsts. on Perry stree,
IRON the south line Of eth I Frort street, III
verk vil b let IN sectioas ;spec,nc.tlen ms can be
ssen u my e0c.
=. LAMBACH,
City Engineer,
Oevtnpoet. LAY ]. LIZ. did
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

CEALED proposals win v takes uul he ,sh d.v
- u Nay q - O'Clock \. for 1acadaniuus psvins
the su.te :. and setting tAe Curb ss'Ase. "a 2oi st,et
f.om L Ctssre stFcst to wsrr~n Street. Ard 40 q
braay .eress Ifonl Front slfste t.tk- SeusA l,ss os
speci6cati.p No can Be seea I'd nv o1c.
y tAMDAOG. City E~eipeeer
havsnpo1s Asy -. ISS7. may Ind dta.)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

GENTLEMEN or THE COUNCIL
In accordance with provision Of the City
Charter l would respectfully call the atten.
ton Of the Council to the present condition
Of 9TH street in this city.
On the s5th day Of June. 1858, now near
~ four years since. the Mississippi 4 Mis-
souri, Rail Road Company made application
70 the City Council for the privilege Of lay.
lug down dngle tsash efits road n and
through IL esners ~ sths strest, ,toesthsu
VA - ether iaataasHalU,els - would
@AkaaaU9 ID
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

where n carriage can cross the rails, except
Mt the intersections Of other streets, and the
inhabitants, instead Of having n good street
and sidewalk before other streets in the
city. as promised by the Railroad Company.
have great difficulty in getting along in bad
weather, while the Council have compelled
property-holders in sparsely settled districts
Of the city, to lay good and substantial side
walks at their own expense.
The present attempt on the part Of the
Railroad Company, towards laying q side.
walk along the street. is not only a disgrace
to the Company. but an insult to the PEG.
pie. The City Council should pronounce i,
a nuisance and have it abated, and take en-.
ergetic measures to compel the Railroad
Company to grade, pare or plank. the entI.
street, and make IL a complete roddray, &C
eordisg to their contract.
GEO. B. SARGENT, Mayor.
On motion the Message was ordered to b<
printed with the Proceedings
Aid. BarrOws offered the following ReeO
luton which was ordered to be printed:
Whereas the Mississippi 4 Missouri Raj
Road Company have failed to perform. eth
er in letter or spirit, their engagement u
the City Council Of the City Of Davenport
which by Ordinance passed and approved
june s5th, 1853, permitting the said Com
pany to run their track through 5th street
they we're in dnty bound 70.
Therefore Resolssd. That after % long q
delay the recent work done upon the side
walks be regarded only As an apology IN
the performance Of any portion u the obi.
cations due, and calculated toexsite ind M
feelings in the mind Of the community
that we believe ne empress the opinion q
Asgs majority a theGitiGeps Of hAvsapsrG
when VI ay that NJ AGmiuippi sand ~
s0sri Rail Rcd Csppaay kavs1s4 49, 4
gesd fith toWards l0As city, ard tkla8t ~
ILL., =. 49, slassss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
PUBLIC NOTICE.

I s hereby given that u annnsl meeting II the
siacb holders ~ II. NE !-sipp, and Missouri Rail
Rosd Company, will b. HID at tha nice Il sad COM
pahy in the city Of Da' enpovt. on n ,nday The first
day ~ June next, Tor the purpo . " eiecting Difec-
tors for the ems uins yesr, and for The Transaction II
such other business - may be necessary.
W. PRICE, S-c'y.
Davenport April rs 81 diJtst.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

We find the following card in the pubu,
que papers--ii tells its own story, Thu
failure "a yyry extensive one. and TO MANY
will prove AL unfortunate one
A CAgp.l have made ever, exrrtion in
my power TO coGttaue business. bat find such
an accumulation Of difficulties "a 10 render
it impossible.
| shall do N NOR baEkln. business for
the prescnt, In, give nv constant attention
to settling and closing my business. Nv
creditors will be paid IN fal with interest.
jus, ss soon n can make collection, an,!
convert my assets into money.
My assets amount TO a, hast one hun
drd thousand dollars over all liabilities. and
will h given up freely 10 nv creditors il
they desire it, l shall keep back nothing
but enough to t,Sd and clo,he nv family
Extraordinary exer,ious aui sacrifices have
BEEN made 10 avoid this result. bu, without
avail NJ MoELyy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

Sr. InUis, Dec y
The Drmo,rn has Received letters from
hansls containing two proclamations from
Calhoun. specstyIng the manner Of the eltc
ton Of the 2ist inst, for submitting the
Constitution 10 the people. and tn, frs,
Monday IN January for the election OF State
officers. and giving the names Of Commis-
sioncrs for each county.
\, mass Convention AZ lGayenwnrih
ou the | ,th ult, resolution Wa passed. n.
questing The Territorial Legislature 10 meet
at lecomp,on ou the 81 December. The
resolution WAS pasSel under the belief that
stanton will r,cognize the Legislature so
convened
\ resolution odeUd by General .ane was
unanimously adopted pelging themselves
IN case - n,on decliG0i to recognize the
Legislature, 10 put the Topeka t;oyernnsn,
10 motion. and stand or tai by II,
\ Democratic Convention Is called for
the 24,h inst,
The bc'a"ra' earns from private sour.
ces that stanton had issued proclamation
ealing a special session ii the Legislature
10 DC held 90 iae 9TH inst.
FtKrHxs Nkws YKoN VrAH.
The letter 10 the Rrpu6Iicdn from the
| tan expedition. the main poin, Of which
We teiegrapatd Yesterday, states tha, Col.
Cooks command WAS l50 miles ives, of
Fort Laramie ca the "a Of Novembsr.-
lhu' lar The travelling had betn pleasaa,
and cay oai ID, weather wa SrowinS cod.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

erxApHAN, OF Ohio, a personal and 20
li'ical friend Of judge DoraL,s. has been
elected printer 10 the House. The Wash.
lngton ta.on has thus received back set.
\ correspondent OF the \. Y Tribune
writing from Washington on the ,th, says
The editor Of the l.saven~orth Journal ar.
nved here this morning, and ,sys that be him-
sell And ht- pro slavery friends intend voting
Tor the free state clause Submitted 20 the PEG.
pc. lie Announces positively tia, ten. Cal
houn vii pursue the same course and j. unr-
served in hs declaration TO tia, eject. He
returns On Thursday 10 participate IN the elee
ton.
Csptaia Walker. all 10 the Governor re-
ceiyed letter from Secretary stanton y.ster.
day stating that from $3.50 10 0O.si votes
would be POI ed, and TIA, there woaa De de
sided majority tos q free state
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

er, provisions getting scarce and provsnder
giving out, and it was apparent that great
hardships we're before them. Still, notwth.
standing the threats from Salt Lake city,
the entire army wonld proceed as rapidly
az the elements and the supply Of food
would permit, to the winter quarters mark
ed out by Colonel johnson, on Honey Fork
Of Green river
II is rumored to be the intention of Brig
ham Young 10 fight the troops this winter
as the best chance for an equal conflict, and
then, before endorsements can be sent in
the spring, to destroy all the Mormon poses
slons in Utah, and proceed to some other
country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
Sailed.
NV \

NV NcsE. Dec, 9.
The Area sailed to-day for Liverpool
with Q, pasengers anl Slt95o0 in specie,
SIR Allea McNab. lady and daughter arr
nassengcrs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

On the "a Instant boat eon,aln.n, four
men was carried over the Coho.s dam. a;
Albany, \ l., AID Coz man drowned. They
remained IN ID: water al night.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

II Is easy 10 see how such circulating
medium must affect trade. Government and
the great monopolists can insure specie, but
the ordinary traiesman depends on auctu.
aiinc, slippery medium. Of which he never
can know the exac; value even when sub
s,au,ially safe, AMI which he /, never sure i.
safe. How is a tadesulan 10 regulate hi,
profits unisr such circumstance The
whole ia risk from beginning to end. And
this atmosphere OF risk j. the regular a,mr-
phere Of the American tradesmsa. Noxo,.
der that with sich ar education he lakes the
convulsious Il Ii. money mark, coolly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-05

a
Iar states that 10 Indians were captured by
Capt. Jacob g. Olicklcr, on the 18th ult.,
near Lake Okccchobee. But one warrior
was seen he was pursued by three men,
and probably, would have been captured
but for the accidental discharge of gun,
slightly wouuding one of the pursuels.--
Fearing an attack and the loss of his cap,
tives, Capt NJ. speedily left the ground,
! He afterwards returned, with five men, and
burned the huts, and, as he supposed, the
effects of the Indians.
A squaw captured by Capt. sperkmon,
! on the 18th ult., two days after Mickler's
capture, made, in substance, the following
statements:
She was one of the party attacked by
Capt NIickler, of which Fusewah was
Chief; the party comprised IL warriors
and large number of women and children,
The wasglorS had no ammunition. When
attacked they secreted themselves in the
grass, and Witnessed the capture of their
wives and children without a charge of
powder or ball to use in their defence
When thecanp was fired the warriors came
tromt their hiding places, and rescued from
the flames all their effects.
Bowlcgs had plenty of warriors with him,
and was well supplied with ammunition /;
he was on the South side of Lake Okeecho-
bec. ae5}a k7
She also informed Captain Sparkman
that the Squaws were tired of the war 4;
that they wero,kept moving from place to
place, and had, ia consequence, become
DISSATISFIED, and would willingly place them
selves under the protection of the whites.
OF the warriors, she sud they,were deter
mined to continue hostilities. She had
never heard ono of them express q desire
to surrender 80
Nm old TOPPER after indWlgipg quite free
"a; 10 lis Iiis ccnstcS:;ssdl ased him
selfiH teasing mcttlesome lsorse. Tie
animalnot tfaOcyiBg, his familiarities, sud.
denly reared, and the diseipleqof Bacchns
found llimselfsprawlipg inap adjacent mud
puddle. Gathering himself up as eompos-
edly as bis situation would allow, he shou-
ted to his son who was standing by 'Jolln
did yousee me kick.that'ere hossa. "Why,
no dad the boss kicked your sI&eckon
not Joh6 One or fothee on, US got badly
hisisd.S aata'tBtS .yoha, yt6r Ta'hcsc|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03
Uni0lA Foundry
AND
MACHINE 6AoP.

Ger. Baan xAth sss. ,.sss... x ekuk
J.gF.rEATTY eco,
MANUFACTURERS VI jEteas xasines and Ma.
IVA chinery d cvrsy ,jessriptidp, &aE and 0r,st
Mill Machinery, Hcase Fronts, WiaAG~ Caps and
Stills, Balconies and yersndahs. AEensral sssort-
ms.s Of castings al~ays on hand. Orders solicited
and promptly ATTENDED, "a.
keokuk, April q, ~ dtw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03
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A0ENTN rem


Qaeea,s PAsCst Hsreabls
+ 0 II g E A D B. L L o w ST.
ENOk BlaekSmitAs, Jewellers, Dentists, Machine
i Shops, Boiler Mshsu, 0oppsnnithr, Shipping,
Qaarr,es, Minors Railroads, Publie v orks. "a.
American STAR AmsSI,
Faced with Steel, in une continuous piece. Thee
Anvilf, for strength, durability, and nnish. an
considered unsurpassed, having been fully tested
in the largest shops In the country, We warrant
them sound, the face pnt on in ore piece, rni per-
fsrtiy welded 10 the body, the meiah Of the bsst
quaiity, and the tempersntfosn-
superior article.
Thilnble sksins anA Pipe Doxss.
Their adsantsgessre becoming more appreciated
ever, dry.
Scales.
Duryee 4 FsrsysA,s
CeiebrAt.d RAchcster hsy, pls,fo,n and Counsss
SCALES. The best sssles In the market, vaSrsnt-
ed correct. They have hcep in use for years, snd
can BE- seen in the Atorcs II ChiltcLdn AeajAvis,
connab!e, Smyth Co., stafeId Mecuns, barns
kcntgsa. Ctsghorn 1 iiAIrison,J. X. Copslia.
ETC., and will speak for themselves For safe 81
Doom AND GATE SPRINGS.
Gray BvssAsss' PAseAs shead Of ali other
ana jsst the thirg for the coming season.
0uFnssus sel6.seaIink EraIs Cans.
The simplsst aud best can for preserving Eruils
in half an hour withost the cid VI . t.nnsy; they
require neither solder, cement wax, sud can bs
used for yesn,
Apr30A CADY, JONES 4 PECK.
CcY1AEs, saaiAs, Cradles, and haSvsSiiag tools
apr2Sd cADY, JOKES : tGcKs.
L haadies, q Sign Of The bIa zNnIL.
apr1Se sN3 .
GH0VELS AND SpADkS.--Ames Kowiand's .,
~ Lppeaeott's, and Postley Nelson . hrAnds, ,
long and abort handles, BY
aw29d CADY, JONES RRCR.
sNIAEEL-BxKKoWs, cSe-Ias., s1S11 drills,
wv s.oss- hammers, for sale .. the 80. Of shs
! apr3ed Bl0 ANVIL. I.
NAILS-A full supply Of ali ss.s 60 SANITY %
~ hand and receiving ~ the sign Of the
mayld BIG anvil.
+ LAss--A large and complets ssso tmsnt a
~ French and American msnnfAstars, deshis
and single strength, HIGH Ne are selling 1t the
iowsss market price. cADi JONES = PICK, i
mayld 10 Nein-st.
CAsA--Aii sisss, At factory price,, - .ig. It
- 1Ao - VII
I N addition to ouI extensive stock q buildin9,
j housekeeping, nschinists' and cabinet nskess
hardware, carpenters and blscksmiths' tools, ~
have just added complete stosk Of Carriage and
WAgonmshers' Material, consisting In part - fol-
lows:
Hubs, fsiloss, shafts, spohes and bows.
Aads from best tim ber, and we'll sessoae&;
Ensmeled and Dash Leather.
Carriage oil cloth,
PLAN and hgured black na.iia drilling 1 d.ek:
Carriage laos, ssfts, &C.. spron hooks AID rines,
Ivory knobs, .sat stishss Whip aeeksts.
s; Be-. sa ;se =: ID
Reflector patterns. Top Prop,
Name plates, liaias naila; eass-Aafdessd
Axlss-lssg ssd sAert arm. Pstsat : Asii-Dassat,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03
ALLEY X HAYDEN,
q re { r n b b er St ore!
No. 30 Masn.st.,

hEVh h.......,.. -.
( NOTHING Of all kinds, qualities and prices
~ Cloth Coats and Cloaks; Alpaca and Silk Coats
Boots, Shoes, Sandals and SoIeing, for Gents La
dies, Misses and Children. New Kind u Ladies
H'ots--frs, ever offered In the westcrn market
Leggtns for riding and walking, riding boots. Beds
piiisWs, cushions, Life Preseryers, swimming belts
ard hnoys. Travelling, mail and saddle bags hay
es-asks, game bags, raps Of all shapes ard kinds
Pals and buckets for engines, ere com panies and
house purporas.
Sportsinen fitted out, and those about erossiny
the plsins.
All kinda Of Surgical and Druggs, articles.
Combs Of all kinds.
Toys Of all kinds. Dolls and doll heads, painted
and implanted.
Toilet Furniture complete.
Bed Cloths.
Buitens, cord, brasdlng, ffilis, stay and dress
bones, dress shields.
Pen and pencil cases, pencils and pen holder,.
rates. EsNsaring tapes, wafer sand box - ela,
TIC letter and bill bands, cork screws, rings
hngsr rings, knives canes Of all kinds oilers. fun
neis, hasks, door springs, and cemsnt.
Carriage Robes, wagon aprons, horse covers, with
naisiers carriage IRONS
nasci packing and betting.
We are selling NJ 1T. Luu,s prices. and az cb.,n
~ cau be got IN any Western eity
r4easS cali and exami he how many and In ndso me
things are made Of Rubber weshsil he ,na.
happy y ioah1" our goods and captain their uses
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03
EarA Ter 0aBs.

Farm Ter 00oo.
NHE subscriber Offers Tor sole The farm - which
: he residss, sbout " miles d. VIII Wassrlos.
Sad sax Farm contains $40 aeSes 81 gooA leod-absae
IVY 10 cultivation. There are on The laSm : trisk
swelling houfe contAinng rooms end nseessasy
eutbuiidnTs, consistiug u oss-story brbsA hsn1s
70 ~ - festy divided into rooms, brick saloks-
house barn, 40 The absvs farm h sssssptlhSe
o. division, and preparations ere ssiae nsAs .
erect upon portioa Of tbs fsrn . snsll hrisk
house, 10 by 10 feet in front and with an ell e. 70
BY ~ feet, TO b divided into spoms.
=. will also tell - akNe. about mile from
Waterloo. on the road leading from Waterloo 10
Lursy Ind Memphir-e0 acrea In esltlvatiop--no
other improvements. ss
The above tracts efs situated on tAe route Of ths
ksohak aud Kansas City Railroad, and will bsssla
on easy terms.
Der on the pFenises. Willis CtjRD.
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