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REG ULAR PACKETS.
r. UNITE ID STATES TRl- ~
lGyAGlkt WEEKLY MAIL LINE laAAlEa,

IT. = UNITE ID STATES TRl- ~.
lGAGAas Il WEEKLY MAIL LINE l6AR[Is,S
ES1@@A 10 VICKSBURG. ksaasss@55A4
ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY, ION SATURDAY, at
5P N. at5P N. 5P NJ.
The magnificent U. Tile magnificent The magnificent U.
States mail packet U. mail packet|Sates mail packet
Princess, Captain X. w. McRne, NatcheZ, Captain
wilson, VIII leave Capt j. b. Canon T. r. t.eahers will
or Donaldsonle will leave for DON for Donaldson
Paquemne Baton aldsonville Plaque vile Paquemne. Ba
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge ton Rouge Port Hud
bayou Sara Red Port Hudson, Bayou Bayou Sara Red
River Landing fort Sara, Red River River Landing Fort
Adams, Eatchez Landing, Fort Ad Adams, Natchez Wa
Waterproof, Rodney ANS Na;chez Waerproof, Rodney St.
st. Joseph Grand crproof Rodney, Joseph, Grand Gulf
Gulf Narrenton amidst Joscp! Grand Warrenon
Ntcksburg y Gulf, Warrenton burg every SATUR
TUESDAY, at IF. Vcksburg Mill DAY. at P. N.
N. Sen's Bend and Lake
Providence, St
Island Reach and
lSkipwitlis Landing
every THURSDAY,
PM
The above mentioned splendid packets will
their regular days, without fail hour appointed
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to. Freight taken for Yazoo, if consigned W. NJ
SH AW, the of the Vicksburg, who will
1t without delay, and without any extra charge.
These boats will responsible letter package
containing money ewelry other valuahIes unless regular
bills Of ading aken specifying the and value and
the freight paid for vannbe deposited with the clerk
by the passengers or contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board.
CARROLL. pRITEHARD 4 CO.,
Union Row. 50 Carondelet
MO Il 7. B. SMITH, No. 3 Tchonpitoula las st.
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MIR. NEAFIE.-We learn fl the Mobile Tribune
that this talented actor mades appearance in that
city. He is an old favorite, i'd will remain there
one week, after which he wibmmence an engage
ment in this CITY, sgHs
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Neh 0rlears Aailp Gtestsnt.
DOUBLE sEa1 $.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY O. 1s57.

81 The clerk Of the steiner Choctay has our
thanks for late St. Luis andMempbis papers.
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DOCTOR BAAKEE,
d22 6mdSW No. 50 Caronielet ST., New Orleans La.

DR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
- experience in this city practitioner of medicine
the future will aeEd principally to Office practice He takes
This method OF informing the public thai he with uupaal-
leed success diseases Of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys B!addcr Chronic parrhea in word all chronic
paihts and kheunRtism in its form Also diseases
Of women and childenespecialy of emaes Propss Utez
FieGr Abns Am'oerhoeR etc. and that class OF
termed Eenereal, primary and secondary.
All who suffering would do well call before
gong elsewhere and they will spreQy cure
ohigae myself to all who have or
Pains IL the Limbs, make charge N, services Nv
RuEuMATlC SPECIFIC only at my Office This
is Of discoveries Materia Medicn and it ia
tax with perfect safety being vegetable compound
In consequence OF the hnmbu advertisements the
with reluctance name the nblic
Address or call OH e DAVIDSDN'S ROW las CAEON
DEL. .ET street, between Foyrlras and Heva Gets
Office up stairs. Hours from A. NJ. to 9 p. NJ
So J. Z. LOCKWOOD NJ. D.
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CITIZENS BANK.-1his stitution pays semi
annual divident of six per ces, on and after to-day
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Y A 90 YER,

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, llth inst, at 5 p. NJ
r. FOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD
sdon, Yazon City. Saaria, and all intermediate
- landings-The light drauglt passenger Steamer
Affon, .Jr o. Witham master will leave above For
freight OF passage, apply on board.
fe4 +. e. RANDOLPH, AZ Union street.
~ The Alton, Jr /. receiving freight
house street.
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THE LAKE,

I. r. FOR NI0islLE-DAILY U. S. MAIL.
lsiHEtA4nas LISE-Winer Arrangement-Thes splendid
dsssAa pressure packet Cuba, r. A. Hurn.
master Florida, W. II. Hucliags master; CalifOr-
MA A. L. Myers muster, built expressly for
trade, with superior Of
will leave PontchRrtrain DAILY on the arrival
of the P. VI. train Of cars
Returning will stop PascagouIa MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS.
Cabin Fare eacl. ....,........ ..............ss
Deck ................................
nj r. JEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

0FEICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ 1SST1TUTIOS.-Uce No. l4l Canal street-Incopora.
Ted under Ast of the Legislature. 18th March, 1855
The office of the Institution will be for the reception
Deposits morning Sundays exceped) from clock,
and on Saturday evenings from s to O'Clock
Deposits OF One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment OF the funds is strictly limited by the Act Of
Incorporation TO the uble Debts of the United States
State of Louisiana and of the City Of New Orleans.
Estate within the limits of the city OF New Orleans
ing 50 cent. of the appraised cash value.
pledge Of the Stock Of the Incorporated Banks
New Orleans not exceeding 60 per of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment the
funds Is to be distributed semi annually among the Deposors.
No Trustee directly indirectly airy funds
receive any pay emoiuInent whatever
Certificates Of deposits having to be
will be issued for SllO
specified time.
TRUSTEES.
George Eusts A. D. Kelly, William yezeI
". N Mercer, Geo Urquhart, R. b. Sumner
G. G. Duncan, A. Heine, George Jonas,
Wilhelmus Bogart, P. N. Wood, Thoss A. Clark
Thos. A. Adams f. A. Bradford d. D, Wthers
wv. MERCER, President.
A D. KELLY, }
WM. VOGEL, Vice Presidents
f. b. SUMNER,
D. D. WITHERS Treasurer
n B-Copes the Of Incorporation and BYLAWS can
be obtained OF the Office. n2Sly
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IHE NEXT POSTMASTER GENERAL-The Pennsyl-
vanian-supposed to be Mr.. Buchanan's organ, if he
has one-says the Democrats of Pennsylvania are
unanimously in favor Of Col. Forney for the next
Postmaster General 1t will be recoected that some
time ago the Pennsylvania announced very pomp-
ously that Mr.. Buchanan desired the election of Mr.
Forney to the U. S.Senate. But he not elected.
Mr.. BUCHANAN AND Mr. FoRNEy.-The following
is the letter which the President elect wrote but ine
fectually, to secure the election of COL Forney as
United States Senator:
WHEATLAHD, January 7, 1857. ~
My Dear Sir: Although have always refrained
from interfering in the choice of Senators by the
Legislature, yet the highly confidential relations
which Pennsylvania President ought to sustain
toward q Pennsylvania Senator, at the present mo-
ment, induces me to say few words to you as
valued friend on the pending Senatorial election. l
learn that doubts have been expressed as to my pre-
ference among the candidates, and although my opin
ion may be entitled to little weight do not desire to
be placed in equvocal position on this or any
other subject When asked, have always said pre-
ferred Col. Forney and should esteem it friendly
act towards myself for any person in or ont of the
Legislature to support him. At the same time, I de-
sire to express my warm personal and political
regard for Messrs. Robbins, Foster, Buckaew and
Wright. From the course pursued by Mr.. Brodhead
for years past, confidential relations between
him and myself have ceased
have thus presented you my views, so that if you
should deem it necessary, you may speak my senti
ments to such persons as may consider them Of any
value
From your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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constlay on hand and for sale by
d. g. LOWBER, Agent,
DO iawSbmH 9o Magazine street
7 OST-A CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE MECHAN
IL les and Traders Bank OF New Orleans for 100
Stock in FAVOR of Jou Ferguson, number % dated Sepem
be 1853 Said certificate having been lost application for
renewal Of The same las been made TO TIE Bank.
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1851 i0I Th { Molly
I AMPBLACI&-sib bJls, assorted papers, for sale by
- ALFRED kEARNI,
Jas ~ Magazine street.
WHITE E.EAD-t9ll kegs assorted sizes ard qyalities
" for sale by ALFRED KEARNY.
Jag Y Magazine street,
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~ lAIOR is now in plantations, comprising the
largest and smallest classes; which taken oil
three crops, with combination of the following
other known application of a steam GranI-
lntor OF nm entire steam train:
1t requires but pressure Of 30 pounds of strike
Battery"
It Requires no additional water for the boilers.
j. lis pipes ''acalei or cleaning
It's heating surface equally distributed throughout the
bo 9i juice that and hard grained sugar
- ie steam Etig all condensed returned the boilers
p iuCh" boilers required where the mill
oocts re large and Ginan's BagasSe is usedpue
pni OF cylinder boilers 80 inches diameter "a feet ioag
WIN dtmnns B1iSe Furnace furnish grind
ana run Tie Pneumatic Battery, making IL bids. sugar
Ihe Pneumatic Battery Graunntor is put In operation
ieSs expense to the planter other stenm
M npplcaon o steam to making sGsar, part entirely
i = VIII be furnished application Subscriber
s nov prepared to make the Battery FyaDo
'is VI eIahtrs TO be used with direct exhaust
d - SAMUEL IL. GILMAN
81 Natchez street, New Orleans La.
n EsWTOS J: WILSON sS CO., PRODUCE BRO.
NsRNti STs Ts1s ERA COMMISSION and FORWARDING
Al business entrusted to them receive their narsona st
'enloii anu meet Win prompt dispatch,
,r- -REFERESCE
hessrs InggeIy Laing, Foucher and Poydra. ats
" tnI F9Pf El!ifog i0gSs Co., No. "a Poydras street.
Bnnnel Baileiff :. il irayfer :,
:, kA"fflyj AH Hd5 Blair 4 = ! Co. " g :.
DR. q R ~ i,ir.si5 n. Nay < xCol r. 81
-. y, ~ est-.:l.e, AAtehe1, Miss. o2l
ESD bbls common, fine and white ror sale ly
jaoS ALFRED kEARNY,
Y Magazine street
CIiALz>--t:l barrels md $50 casks, for sale Iv
n2s ALFRED kEARNY,
y Magazine street
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Leaves every THURSDAY, at o'clork. r. NJ.
n - STEAMER SOUTHERN BELLE
l&9&1Al1tS W. q. Porter, Commander leaves above,
!Ss%A for Grand Lake, Carolina Landing, Ashton Pil.
chers's Point Skpwiths Landing Lake Providence Cam
macks and Goodrehs Landings Mken's Bend, yicksburg
Grand Gnl Rodney Ma chez and all intermediate landings
The southern Belle will continue in the trade
hroush9n the and will attend to the business of the
For freight or passage, apply on board or to -
fe9 BROADWEI,I., BROS. 4 CO., 65 Gravier st.,
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

VIII leave MONDAY. 9th inst, at S O'Clock P. NJ
r. MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS
lEAFfst Packet Line-Mondav Packet For Memphis,
Helena Napoleon, Greenvlls and all ntcrne.
McDonough, is receiving freight will
above For freight or passage apply on board. to
JOHN f. HYDE Il CO., 66 Poydras street
This Line takes freight for White River be estpped
at Napoleon Also Memphis with packets Polar
Star and Aleona, for Nashville i fel
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
o HIO RIVE E r .

Leaves WEDNESDAY, llth inst. at o'clock P.M lr
IT. STE A NJ e r. ECLIPSE FOR
IIouisvlle-Thes ECLIPSE. M Broad
we'll, master. will leave for the above and a in
lannss above The Eclipse will attend the
ches. etc every trip For freight Or passage apply to
BROADWELL BROS Co, 65 Gravier street, or to
BELL BUCHANAN 4 CO., 81 Tchoupitouas street.
plan Of the cabin of the Eclipse is at the office Of the agents.
G5 Grayier street, where staerooms be
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nOCTOR BAAhEE TREATS ALI. DISEASES
- FREE OF CHAR6E,-Dr. Baakee will also give special
attention to the following named diseases Coughs Colds
sumption, Group Influenza Asthma, Bronchitis other
diseases Of The throat and lungs Pr aakee will devote
cnar attention to A treatment OF Lmbago Scrol Rhen-
matsa, acute and chronic, Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy
Dyspepsia Piles, and all arrangements stomach liver
and bowe aud also to all chronic female Diseases Special
tenoh Will be to the treatment of the Eye and Ear
has made new discovery of fuid that will produce
perfect absorption OF the Cataract and
vision to tne eye without the of the knife Dr. Baakee
proace thousand certificates of his perfect
ing Cancers Old Sores Ulcers Fala, Swengs Tumos
OF every description and without The of the knife Special
arrangements must made with Dir. BnAkee
Of the last named Diseases they will require his
vice and attention. DIR. Sakee the skiul
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living His fame is
known personally in nearly pncipa! city in the world
or 1--WE cents from distance, CORRECTLY stating
the disease shall be promptly patients
by correspondence, free of charge
Office hours from 5 A. NJ. to F. NJ
~ DOCTOR BAAKEE,
knnlS No l. ,inf A.lar.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY at Bpm
r. = REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
~ PasketgFor Pal Carolina Landing Ashton Pitchers
Camack Landing. Mken's Bend, vcksbnrg Grand Gulf
Rodney, Nachez Lake Washington and Point Worthngton
THE elegant and swift running passenger packet r.
w. POWELL H Ess will leave above. For freight
or passage, apply on board, Or to
nl5 IT.. T. b. SMITH Tchoupitonlas street.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY 11tb instant. .t5pM
~. M f. Nj PHIS AND NEW ORI,EAN

~ ME 1IPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
r! JACKET kIs IINE-Wednesday Packet-For Mem
mediate landings The splendid packet Belfast,
Church. master will be ready to receive freight Monday
on board,
fec JOHN f.. HYDE 4 CO.. 6S Poydras street
This line OF boats will give through bills of aing
to White river with privilege of reppins Napoleon
steamers Sam Hale Jessie Iazer Exchange
Memphis Nashville packets Polar Star and AIeona
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G EN- GA,

S55N FOR kANTWERP-IHE Al FAST SAIL
ENsS,e inS American ship Calender, Capt. Patten
ioh.lng For freight, apply
p,, d; r. WHITNEY t CO, 35 Carondelo st.
otptaHoss, tPPlS 10 tle ctptnln on board jail
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where they would be likely to labor under
less restraint. Assistance must have been
rendered them from outsiders, as not be-
ing favored with the keys of their rooms
the fastenings were broken b. means of
a hammer and orowbar, which in The
hurry Of the moment, we suppose, was
left behind. McGee is exculpsted from
blame in the matter, as he simply walked
home to pay his family an unexected Wis
it, there being nothing to hinder, and was
returned the next morning. Cassidy,
who was awaiting his trial for horse steal.
ing, and was probably the one most anx-
ious to leave, has not since been heard
from. 1t is thought by some that he left
for the purpose of getting up a run on
the bagh Of Sugar Greek ?
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millinery.
Miss Davis has opened out new stock
of Millinery Goods at her rooms over El.
lots Clothing Store, and having secured
the services of an experienced milliner
and dress maker, she will be happy
in supplying the wants and wishes of her
patrons who may desire to improve their
personal attractions with neat, tasty bon
nets, and dresses made in the latest and
most approved styles. Sec card.
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A Speculation.
There is no mistake but what the
times are hard and that money is scarce,
yet there are those, no doubt, who have
plenty Of the needful; for if the most Of
US have none, somebody must have pro-
digious quantity-and to such We would
say, read the advertisement of S. Ritz,
Offering town property, with years sup
ply Of provisions, for about half price.
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Rochester.
This town has taken step in advance,
this season, which we doubt not will prove
but the commencement of an onward and
upward career of prosperity. Our ener-
getic friend, DR.. n. Green, has erected
one Of the best steam Touring and grist
mills in Iowa, which is now doing fine
misunderstanding, with two run Of
stone, ut the rate of four hundred bushels
of grain per day. He has three run Of
stone, one for corn and buckwheat, and
two for wheat. Our friends at Roches-
ter are very favorably situated in respect
to building, as material are procured with
much less trouble and expense than in
most of the towns in Iowa; stone are plen-
ty in the immediate vicinity, and the
brick for the mill were made and burned
within two rods of its location. We
are advised that there is good opening
here for tin and stove store. We wish
our neighbor success, for we fail to see
any cause of rivaly between Upton and
Rochester, or other towns in the county,
but believe it is best for all to act in har
mony
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Upton Guards.
The brilliant success of this Military
Company at the recent State Fair at Mus
catine, was truly gratifying to the antici-
pations of all who witnessed their opera
tons, and that they are the banner troops
Of Iowa was acceded on all hands. We
quote one or two extracts from the pub
lished proceedings as we find them in the
Mus catinc Journal:
At about 3 o clock in the afternoon the
Muscatine Light Guards made their ap-
pearance on the ground in uniform escor-
ting the Upton Guards and for time
they were "the observed of all observers. .
Both companies presented good appear
ance. Inc Iiptou
Guards had camp on the grounds
They spent a portion Of the day il
drill exercise and were always surrounded
by an admiring crowd. They number
about forty muskets and are commanded
by Cap. W. Hammond.
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"A Citixeo'a"

"A Citixen's"
Communication contains many suggcs-
tions that, at an earlier day, would have
been proper to have been laid before the
public, and we agree with him in many
particulars which it contains We are
sorry, however, to be compelled to add
to what we have before stated, that all
communications, to insure publication,
must be accompanied by the real name of
the writer, although it is not necessary
that the name shall appear in print. Were
we to publish all the anonymous conimu-
nications that reach US, we should End
ourselves, and perhaps our readers, some
times badly hoaxed. No writer should
be unwilling to attach his signiture to
communications designed for publication.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

10 al persons ctom IL may concern:
AOE are hereby notified that Marietta Barley
i widow of Amos Bailey, deceased, late o. 80.
dar county Iowa, has made application to the
soanfy court for the assignment Of her DOVER IN
tffest In and To all the real estate which said pal
~ died seized Of and unless you appear anu
answer thereto on the first Monday In ocIops.
next referees will be appointed and assignment
-ade GEORGE SMITH,
County Judge.
f1F'er, Sept rs, %. 37.3w
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Potatoe Rot.
This scourge appears to be prevailing to
a considerable extent throughou the
county, and those who have not exam'n-
ed into the situation of their potatoe
crop had better do so Immediately They
should be dug the first favorable weath-
er, as those that are thoroughly dried
and properly secured will be the most
likely to winter with safety.
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John l.. Ray Co.
We are pleased to see that this firm are
filling up their new building with fine
lot of fancy goods, boots and shoes, ready
made clothing, &c. John is clever, stir
ring, go-ahcad fellow, and he knows just
how to buy goods that will please you
not only in price but in quantity or quail
ity-and, withall, keeps one of the neat
est, tidiest stores you will find any place.
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Broke Jail. III
The two gentleman who have been
boarding at the public expense for few
weeks past, becoming dissatisfied, from
some cause or other, with their keeping,
took leave of absence from their lodgings
in the stone house for other quarters
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A man named George W. Lynn was
arrested in Cosington, O., the other day,
and fined So so for using profane and
obscene language in the streets before
some little boys.
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nRAAYsg sWnRn
Bl W.. q. LUDLOW,
Dealer in a.
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Hardware,

BOOTS a0G Sn0es,
Hats and Caps, Notions, Implements end arti-
cies generally needed by the farming community
and in fact everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now is the time to buy your Goods in order TO
get the styles, and It's well known fact that his
prices are always as low as the lowest
All goods warranted to give entire satisfaction
Please call and examine oar goods whether YOU
want to buy OF not. We want your opinion Of them.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods but
take pleasure in doing So.
w. O. l.. has the agency Of the following Meli-
clnes: DR.. d. Jaynes Sons Family Medicines,
Dr. Bodleys Fever and Ague eaisani, DR.. Curtis
Mama!uke Liniments, Merchants Garglng Oil,
Me xican Mustang l.iniuent
Also, 4. w. Harrisons Columbian Inks, and
Harrisons Columbian Pcrfumery, and general
assortment of all Quack Medicines
Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange for
goods.
2sly W. O. LUDLOW,
Opposite the Depot, Durant Cedar CO.. Iowa.
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dipton Abbertissr
!. SATURDAY, OCT. II, 1851.
Agents for the Advertiser.


Town Subscribers.
Owing to recent change in our carri-
ers some Of our town subscribers may
have failed of receiving their papers Ali
such will confer favor by notifying us
of such delinquency.
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AXE NO TIC Il
TAKE NOTICE..
w rDodon- w are
Al Reduced Prices.
FAILS. TWO DOLLARS PER DOZEN,
AT T. MURDOCH
Il. naarrnrn ELreat. Chicago. Ill.
To nom 1T MAY CONCERN.

To nom TT MAY CONCERN.
ST. or IOWA,
t.a.R COUNTY.
MO-! + i hereby given, that the Chicago,
~ l9a nd Nebraska Railroad has located It's
me oT. aD3 across the north. westqnarter OF Inc
h'Fth-70Ht quarter Of section twenty i've, ana
over ar +@fosa the northwest and the north east
quarter. n the northeast quarter Of section
twenty both u said sections being IN town
EMP gia y two, rangs two west Of the nth pfih-
cipal meridian The owners of said tracts are
unknown 10 the officers Of said corporation Inc
oahers ar supposed 70 be non-residents, ana ibis
hoocs s given in order that proceedings may oe
had fer tn assessment Of damages oecasioned by
Iae location VI said line as Aforesaid, a. Is Prov
GEO BY the laws Of the state Of Iowa.
Chicago, Ion4 anu Nebraska Railroad,
By Its attorney -
sapt. r. 1857 meat n B. BAKER.
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~CApERs 4 MOWERS..Atkin'ss eit-rak.
sr' Manny's Il D. $. Warner 4 co.'s beloii
Reapers agents for the Above nrss.
Maenihes' ~" james 4 G.. A. Myer.
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Catholic Church.
The brick walls of the Catholic Church
are now at their full height, and ready
for the roof. The builders appear to work
with will