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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
UMPQUAS AND CALAPOOIAS, OF
UMPQUA VALLEY.


For third of five nstalments of annuity for
beneficial objects, to be expended as directed
by the President, per third article of treaty
twenty ninth November, eighteen hundred
and fifty four, three thousand dollars
For third of ten instalments for the paw of
a blacksmith, and furnishing shop, per sixth
article treaty twenty ninth November, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty four, one thousand
and sixty dollars
For third Of fifteen instaiments for the pay
OF "a physician and purchase of medicines, per
sixth article treaty twenty ninth November,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, one thousand
dollars.
For third Of ten instalinen:s for the pay of
farmer, per sixth article treaty twenty ninth
November, eighteen hundred and fifty four,
SIX hundred dollars.
For third Of twenty instalments for The pay
CT IA teacher aud purchase Of books and sta
tionery, per sixth article treaty twenty ninth
November, eighteen hundred aud tift, four.
seven hundred dollars.
UrAHS.
For fulhhng treaty stipalations with the
Utahs pursuant to the requirements Of eighth
article treaty thrtieth December. eighteen
hundred and forty nine, five thousand dollars.
WlNNEBAGOES.
For twenty ninth Of thirty instalments as
annuity IN specie, per second article treaty
FIRST August, eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, eighteen thousand dollars. s1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
MIAMIES OF INDIANA.

For their proportion OF seventeenth of
twenty instalnents in money, per second ar
ticle treaty twenty eighth November, eigh
teen hundred and forty, and fourth article
treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred aud fifty
four, Eve thousand SIX hundred and thirty six
doHa ars sad thirty SIX cents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
sACS AND FOXES OF MISSOURI

For interest on one hundred and fifty seven
thousand four hundred dollars, at five per
centum, under the direction of the President,
per second article treaty twenty first October,
eighteen hundrtd aud thirty seven, seven
thousand eight hundred and seventy dollan.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
OTTOWAS OF KANSAS.

For their proportion OF the permanent an
nuities in money, goods. OF otherwise, psya
ble under the fourth article of the treaty OF
third August, seventeen hundred and ninety
nvr, >eeond article Of the treaty Of seventeenth
November, eighteen hundred and seven, fourth
artcie oi the treaty of seventeenth Septem-
Der, eighteen hundred and eighteen, aud
fourth article of the treaty Of twenty ninth
August eighteen hundred and twenty one,
two thousand SIX handred dollars.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
lOWAS.

For interest in lieu of investment on ffty-
seven thousand five hundred dollars, to the
first July, eighteen hundred and tifty-eight,
1t five per centum, for education or other
beneficial purposes, under the direction of the
PRESIDENT, per second article treaty nineteenth
October, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight,
and ninth article treaty seventeenth May,
eighteen hundred and fifty -four, two thou
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
KASKIAS, PEORIAS, WEAS, AND
PIANKESHA WS.
kICkAPOOS.

For fourth instalment of interest, at Ave per
centun, on one hundred thousand dollars for
education, per second article treaty eighteenth
May, eighteen hundred and ffty-tour, FIVE
thousand dollars
For the payment of this sum as the fourth
Instalment upon two hundred thousand dol
lars, to be paid in eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, per second article treaty eighteenth
May, eighteen hundred aud ffiy-f0ur, four
teen thousand dollars
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
PAWNEES

For agricultural implements, during the
pleasure of the President, per fourth article
treaty ninth October, eighteen hundred and
thirty three one Thousand dollars
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

Approved, March 8, 1857.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
KANSAS

For interest in lieu of investment on tw,
hundred thousand dollars, at five per centum
per second article treaty fourteenth Januar,
eighteen hundred and tcrty-six, ten thousanc
dollars.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17
ROGUE RIVERS.

For fourth Of fifteen instamonts in blan
ket~, clothing, farming Utensils anl stock. be-
th'ri articI" treaty t.nth I'm r-r. .rghteer
hundred aud fifty thr-e. Two thousand fiv,
hunnred dollars
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

Il Remarkable Adn.-0ur friend, DIR. Nor
man Brigham. of Mansfield, Conn, has fur.
nished US with some particulars of remark
able parsonage now living in Coventry, Conn.
This celebrity is Mr.. JaGes Douglass, who is
one hundred and two years and seven months
cid. Notwithstanding his great age, he is as
healthy, strong and robust as most men at
fifty; his eye sight is good, never having been
necessitated TO wear glasses; and his faculties
IN general seem unimpaired. He has been
sailor and manufactures; but bis present oc-
cupation is that Of farmer Last summer
he moved day after day. hoed corn, and did
general farm work. During the present win
ter he has walked two miles from home In the
morning, cut his cord of pei day, and returned
home IN the evening. His present health is
good, and he labors daily. In answer 10 ques-
tons put to him by DIR. Ii. in regard TO his
mode of living and habits of life, he said he
always ate whatever was SET before him; drank
tea and coffee ever since he could remember,
drank spirits, wine and cider whenever he
wanted them, but never to excess. He had
used tobacco over forty years. He lived with
his wife over seventy years, by whom he had
eight children. She has been dead nine years.
Hoonsoeket Aass.) Patriot
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ssHE andsrsiInsa has hecs appointed Agent for
the sale o. Mild<r's Pstens Fire, Tkisf and
sorsnsnt 10 few days. These eAlss ore 10 veil
sncsn tsrsesife any psAne, and-on their arrival
shall be pleased 70 show them 10 hsyess or 9th
en- Who wish 70 look ~ . SsJs
April -AAwsm TNOsJ RICE
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III 80 NJ 1AA31s
q &xAk and M1x4 11O0rii
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&c r. oGles $500 - - pssAsS 81 Casa.
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- naF1s. = 1all1n 1eoey 60 s1aU 81 % elltpe
"a 0u11n1ss 0Am1e.g
tt nafssiAl - AAsd, snsoth saa elastic
sss1..s, esatsss1isgaea sspaa6l1s utsA ~ -
nsahsT $780,. 4 = - ssssiy Ars-rSeel
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WI ~ svslss:ss e s,..e. - .sn 4 r. -
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49, ssSssss ~ sssss . =. s.s II il ever,
A.esSes 1asissiae cns1itv - e1is 1o..S.s Il go
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o shlselm. ed ssa9ss tssa lesaly tight. IL
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aaei9eeesy,.a s ~ III n ~ ~ sssA say ssAsi
Ics..e VaLs ~ sAa 49,. - \. &. 80
= = 49,. = 'Ss'' '-' - -
rrs.. At...t,en viii !, ayss 10 ali order.
ii. g "a y. HesesS's Dsss store, corner u Main
ed -. street,, re.1s. sAsss ~ lsfsr....s.
ssssissss. ana = sss.'d
~ silvrSsrs ia thia vooans i. ,iosr rs.idipr
~ : 1istanee M r. lireotlons for its u.s.
Ceanfv Riehu ~ sels.
JANIS H. NICE
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0aoQMc 0ooAs.
DLAIN and printed white and but Marseilles.
4 White and priated Brilliants.
Figured jaoouets and trimming braid.
ApY11d$w r. b. FOSTER.
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ROR Dahe ~ DoFxain.
sltgtbis bsfI1iae ~, - frost, o. iess d
& ~ ~ epsjea ~ ~ pufpAas>F. Said lot IL on
11<a gReenl, md Willis sold shssp Il applied for
eeXa.
esashtls - - ~. H111SOH.
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFINGt
e. COWLEH. JR..

lOFFICE NO. 81 NAIN-ST. OVER THONPS0NB SHOE STUKEJ
descriptions Rs'
Ne u
IA E.iis.d roandrss Mills -
avashe Rss
ssse sksss ., may 3 The I .ns sr
IL
on o
9th
go The o
tour o@ce. No Nam Eneetur
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supply Of Fancy Rhssbbcry, Kvargresns,
Rosss, Ac., on hand.
EARLY Te.Ato, Cabbage and gwest Potato Plants.
All for sale 1t custonasy prices.
Y. ss.s isAsissl W ~. groseas, 81 aiie wsst
o. the old City limits. on ~ HAT Ferry rosdtethc
Des Moines, or by mail, saAreSsed 10
.nehs-daw. GEO. .. HILTON.
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vraELAr8sT -

60; 5; Sc; /: !: ]:
10 tbs MhxAtnosssD. 1's
vhaeh = 49, = . sa6 r. - III u -.
isE 49, riilsss 80 = = y vssnssA =
any kiaA. ~ tksssfese WA ~ b1tee y sgsaA ~
son wsatksf, y VII ~ Anhastype. l114eo1 -
hslse sasAlshsat p6stsss = rn1s1al1A = ! ~.
vaais Aastesy, Mhieks ~ giyi1e = seae1a9s1 ~
-, Nm Il impssylGQs . - Assie eAnnGus.
IN MslAanetyps poe1esscs bs1y a1vantaeee evef
III other plstalss. Il wiIlreesive Sajl ult1sgts
1r1e4 sss. ! hsa1 vieAses injssy. Itnay - washs1
vhsa ssils1s - hsadisd vithest ~ - hsiae
6asrs1, unleaes abosed ~ foueh sesatehiag, uAi1k
WsaA lelses thebes4sil peintlae. - re61est -
lissssias ~ lssall, Itsqsais ~
uhi1s ithas nooe q ~ glass whtsA4es6g th11klef
1k1es1toa - 1A11o p1o1upoa. ss
Mhss ee,essa, - MslAi..ay = vssy nsa.sess.ae
blss eyesnltns = tvsey. Per Inses1lAg II les&eD,
Mss . sneD, . sehes ristusee as es1Sase ~ ii.
II n1oAeeeyYe - 6'rAsans pses41nS eGOD
> 11o.ase ~ ealT estisss = tAis6 y - Aoses
|1tght u ~ thsm; q zes vaat : 80 ssssy.es
s1I'at aUnesvAILx1f, Ne. - nais etsese ~
49, y - a. - sxaniss sps.t.s. q -
MEGAINOTE4us llehe-14v
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AGENTS ron
Queens Rassns PessabIe
r o. 0E AND BELL % W 81
EsoR Blactsniths, Jswsisrs, Dsntis.s, Machine
= Shops, Boiler AAken, Csppsssnishs. Shipping.
American STAR Anvil,
Faced With Steel, ID Vns continuous piess- These
considered unsurpassed. AAsiaS been faIly tsstsA
in the largest shops 10 ~ eDsntsy. NJ warrant
them sound, the fsee pat On 10 one piece, and per-
testify welded to the bcAy, the metals Of the bsst
Lax. maron Grin1st snss...A most
superior article.
ThIsnbie sksins ana PIPE Bsxss.
Their advantages are becoming more appreciated
every Day
Scales.
Dupyes Z Eessysh,s
ColebrAttd X. chester hay platform and Csustsr
SCALES. The best kcalss n the msrket, Wasynn1-
81 correct. They hsvs been IN nee for yesu, as6
Coenable, smyth Co., stafford Aecass, barns
I Rentgsa, Clcehcrn 4 Harrison. J. X. CopeliAs
etc., and = III speak for thsnssisss. For sale q
Door AND GATE SPRINGS.
Gray Dreshssss Rassns ahead Of III other
Durn1tsss 0slfsosa1lng EFnis Canes
The sinplsst and best can for preserving Fruits
aud Vegetables in use. Any one can close 80 eo0o
il half IN htsr without the aid Of . t.nn4rj tAey
require mother solder, cement q Wax, and ear -
s1rsod cADY. JONES ! PECK.
CCYrHES, snaths, Cradiss. sid harvesting tesls
~ y great variety, 1t &lAall edyalee. 81
aDssSd cADf, J0NAG3 PICKS.
EI0kKs-hay, straw 90 ransr, e. - sloTs
i handles, - Sign Of thS b141NNIL.
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eprlnG and Summer 81 1857.
SUPPLIES just kECEIyEU.
>. n aErcn1xsos. ,Anss nyvKr.
laUTCMINkON 4 DEWEY
MERCHANT TAlIARG

Thifd-st., bet. Main johnson KToKlK
flANE jast received ri their y fashionable Taller
i lisg sud fsraishing biishlsent, cholee And
exsellsat sapplyof broAaeisihs, cAssitasres Vest
inp, ana Nests karnsshtns ssoads. 81 all desrrip-
tioas aad snassstss that their work shAii - done
Al the nest aeps~ssa ssa lisisrtory mAnurY.--
They c3nstantly receiving the Nov loYk and
PAlAasiphia fAshssps; aaa respectfully solicit ali
whip Aesise gcsd york snd the 6est mavrisi 10 give
tksm : call. Aeents fer
saAscis nAuAx's sYsrEn or oAanENr CUTTING.
Asa ksppsis Of fashions.
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8OOAH1 00OM0V1
sflSaE AnsrieAn Family Hncyciop~ais Of ssef II
knoutedge, or book VI 7,123 lisceipfs ard factx.
whoIs Library Of ssbeeta usefai every indiyid.
ISL illustrates uith 200 enxr~sisss, ~ r.
We&4toe. Bss sals -
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A Fall assortment u tASsS tnstly soiekesasa
"a Saws osnssantly % has1 q tAs siGn g -
spr10d&w 0I0 Anvil.
u kAbo UUUks " ivory dsseftptions 1ssam
- Gaagss and whistles, Baw 0anlsrs enA Aans
drills, wrought Iron ~ Lead Pips, I'll dsas, q
spv1Vd CADY. JONES . PDCk'6.
GHAAPOUlN0 end Shower Bsth Cock, Bsss
- Pumps and Plumhers Materials. NJ Sign Of
apr1td MO ANVIL.
DuAPb. water rams, gsivanised veil chain Ana
1 Axtures, for sale low II ths sign Of the
apy39d DI0 ANVIL.
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ALLEY q HAYDEN,
O. r b b . s o . |!
Ne. 90 M.in.Ss.,


AkOAUA........... LOW A.
~ Clsth Costs and Cloaka; Alpaca and silk Coats.
Boots, 6Aess, Sandals and Solsing, for 0ents, La
dies. Misses and Childssn. New kind Of Ladies
boots--&sst ever oGsred in the westsSn naSkst.--
.ss sia.s e.. I,.. riding seG
and bsoys. IfAvsling, mail and saddle bags. hAy-
srsAcks, gane bags, 1aps Vi ali shapes and kinds
PAiis and Buckets for engiacs, Ore panies, and
spsftsnsn fitted out, and those sboat crossng
sShr plains.
All kinda Of Surgical and Druggist articles.
COMBS Of all kinds.
Toys Of all kinda. Dolls and doll heads, painted
and unpainted.
reiist Pasaitare complete.
Table sud Piano cevers, Blankets, Cloth and
Bed Cloths.
Dssseaa, cari, bvaiding, friiis, stay and dress
bones, dress shields.
Fen and pencil casss, pcnsils and pen ho,dsss.
rules, nsasariae tapes, wafer and sand boxss clss-
Tic letter and bill bands. ssek screws. napkin ring,
Gnger rnga, knives, Of ali kinds, oiIsrs fsn.
nels. TASKS, door spring., and cement.
Carriage Robes, wagon apruas, horse covers, with
snd without hooda, whips Of every kind keArny =
naiiless carriage irons.
iass, packing aud betting.
We are selling ~ St. Louis prices, and ~ chesp
~ caa b. got IN any Western city,
Pieaseeaii and cxamine how sns NJ and handsome
things a~ ns.ie Of Rubber. Neshaii be- most
happy 70 - show our goods and explain their uses
aprlI-dAwiy
vukiOsiIiks VI i.iseIstpfe aud the Lit,rary
Acharacter illustrated, BY J. G. D'ltracli. wi,L
suriosisies Of American Literature, by Ruff. W
1riswnid, for sale by
apsd OGDEN. BRowNELLA co.
SHESTEktlELD's Lrliers 10 his SON
~ EsaAysof Elsa, by Chas. Lamb
The Works u Chas. LaIuk
Lie Of 0sn. Marion.
Life " tirn. Urecne.
Lfeof Gen. Lafayette. For sale nv
aprlod oGDkS, BRoWNkLL : co.
(vgkkEk HILLS celebrated work.
~ Jane Eyre,
Shirley,
tl!lvtis just rscsissd by
sprled vai,EN. BkOWNELL co.
naynrd Tayier.A Last Is oTE.
( yftLoPLlhA ri Modern i4eyel. Subscriptions
~ 20 the above book received by ~. Price H.
mchlsd oiDEa, EtoWSEiLk co.
flsHE Orphan Giri, a IAse 81 southern Lis ly
! Jn. .. Peacock, M. D., II Aistlfsipii. For
sac 81 the cIiY BOOK sIukE,
aprltd ~ Maip-st.
GoopeF-s WORKS.
vINUEthe complete works ~ J fennimore caop-
er, IN 81 yolumes Tor sale by
mlzsd OGDEN, EisuWNEIL 4 CO.
Ewbankss Ryarauitcs.
DESCRIPTIVE aud Historical account IL
IA Hydraulic and other machines for raising va
Ter, beth anetent and modern With ebsers ne on
various Subjects connected with the mechanic arts
~ Th0t Ewbank. fersseby
aprssd OGDEN, BkQwNELL 4 co.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEOkuK, IOWA.

tAGlT INK y EBs
GUcil rs Apple, Peach,
~ Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce Ae.; and the small
frsiis. Rasrbenies. Cur
rast~. rsubcrrics & Goose
bcrriss, 10.
Alto, = iarge q quantity "
caAawba ana lsabeila
Grape Roots.
a large quantity Of
DWARF Trses, psrtics-
larly Pear and Cherry,
which are very desirable
for city planting.
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RuFe0N = AassrAl Hieassy a MAJ, ths 0as1e,
1snd cf oualrupe1s, w5th atdfblooe from O.
r. s:' =. a:iss's' 'as ssnis ~
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~ Jsmss n. ki<s:
Thine Of the lst 10 tsfess ~, asktns NJ ertAiaa
~ buIlainns q ~ eun, anl n IL = IsmalD
1sn - y 49, epaAItisn thnsagh betA the heetak
- eoIdsst wsaeksS sssf sSp5isas< n tAas pAst
- eoaptsy.
bufl3ss tAatts II shs hsst soeo1e n4W - ~, -
peneessee IL Two est aesisah1o Qualities n Aboe
Aa& q hsing ustss pseee, - - 1ksn 1assscs
e 1fs sslsing Tres 6pAsks - s31eeya. .
ane16 ~ MA BA1ky.
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GoOpeEtk Morks.
1--WE the complete works II j fennimore cuot
4 er, IN 81 volumes Tor by
mAzsl OGDEN, Ei.UNNELL 4 co.
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Coinsnss,ioas Merc5SssSsss.

:, ,foBAGE FVRw A.DING s. COMMISSION
- ELsl%EsS This ate arn Ct Goodrich, Wheel
AaEtis having esea dissolved, the subscriber
- s.4t4.ve tae pus.sess st The Warehouse lately
e-fe:Fat tr h.sH Fl.ke. opposite Ia. =
&fsEa .a. btH.-
k.1aeT eas,S.aets VIII lles.e salTes. their orders
<f044E.S4 q a. @AseA sAsf receive prompt a,teh
-. IAlaNMl Nltnnklau n 90
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do Psr-rs, pr ~ ss Is
LIQUORS NOofENA
Whl.s, common. ssaSol Flasnrss .......... n
d" Boar 81 toss 30 do tUallei - s
a. Rye. sosse Lsnings, plaid. -. ieaisk
Puts aliIlts s.s.a ka,igstts pi far soass
Ersiiy l,cinss ssai o. m de Lalncs fancy isass
DO lmr va e1as o do plain i.aao
0in Acdsr swsu,. ei - ZISt
do Club House.. o. R,oek ........... 10
d. Belle. ou Sheet -. ......... llgl.
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LiviNo On rar Eirrt SOME goo1 folks
appear TO have a grea, horror II the idea OF
living on the bluff no, that this portion o
the city is tot really the most pleasant for res
id~ncss, eniosing ia. coolest atmosphere ~
summer and The warme.t IN winter aul the
purcsi and healih,r,, at all times but IL il
such dreadful lnne walk Now @e ara &c
qnaintei with Young man ~ small family
ani who ha. Miihsl very shc,I limbs. TO whom
the Idea of this walk and the apparent i.iii
Guilty OF obtaining family suppiie~ &C., Al ties.
idences on the tlutis, had presented itself xiih
such force as ior hong time TO lresen, him
making a change hs hal o.tea contemplated.
But nscessit, kicke 1 him up on the hlnf ard
lac aligh,si With litl, family and few house
h.d goods IN q nsat and comfortable resi-.
dence He Lo~ vow and swcars in our ear
that the bluffs arr the place for residences.
But the walk The walk my dear sir all
humeug WHY when AT my oil Louie. onls
three or icug squares from office | used 10
hurry cut OF the house and 10 business, the
jump, dreading tie walk and glad when il was
over Now sir actual, l0ot iown the blatls
stop 10 enjoy the views, 10 examine the pub.
lie improvements nea houses Sc and TO chat
With irisnds, and lind several hall -aas houses
OF social gossip Aud such glorioas morning
and evening walks Wait TIL winter No,
sir-l u etjoy these walks now aud With thick
boots and warm wrapper let winter take
care Of itself And then sir eariy in the
mornin. when the sun is jus, lifting itself ont
OF its bed WITH its mist, night car vet Onto
stand at my door and looking down, see the
city At my feet ALREADY hall.clvelpped in
cloud Of coal smoke and dust and kaoa
smelling horribly OF gas-why sir, with mighty
inspirations I OIL my lungs with the pure air
~e ENJOY on the bluffs aud sigh Hcaven bless
the poor folks who have to live below Veg
e,ables and such things Why bless your
poor innocent heart. Dont YOU know that the
loads OF vegetables carried down town, are
only those which they ca.it sell o. the bluffl
Fac,-,hc wagons tote around tho truck among
our houses till We arc supplied, and then take
what's lef, down town. And there goes the
bread wagon now--aad--" But here We cut
od our friend who was becoming excited and
might soon have been led by his feelings iuto
esaggeratioG We gave :aSAe who a,e eoa,.
pslisd 90 live On the blua aud those Who live
there from choice the henei, II OH .hcs,-
legged trends short experience ~, Ia the sir
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Neal Esasss sale.

kssl k.,ass sales IN eisy oi Dassa?on AMI Sou
Coanty irom August sist TO 2slh, 1891
lskfosrte ~ efo stcEotIs Issp 2sa.41
saes OF Heal E.ls,e for the ~se. lsoi NJ .ss.! IA
spite Of the ilsLtness Ia the ncnrv lsIket saa Tie
recent heavy failures sssl
rhis iist comprises all the dsci. 81 sale a In ,ls
Recorders Once los tho weel W ~ lr.isg esth
We know u lssastat.ons fag pagSs.s aud .sss IA,
WILL bc closed q smaaat OF sao oco more In etrft
esse ito our kaewlstgs. tbs seller ,hs, sbtall.a
handsome advance ga tAs pr.ee prs,lou.,s p.sa
We are stil Of ths epihian thai uaoaeX iad Iau-ly
Invested Ia R.s k-snt. Ia lli, c,y Aad sisilit, /.
better ihsa II esaei .tt~cIty ii,e per ~ lsf
annum
oae esss In pGsof We kIsa ol patts Si.e .glst.a
Ia take sivee-s, -. i into t1lGlns. AID al this sha
u ihres ysa.s sisli the tallns, sna pas s.sl tie
$1,000 IL .stlas sLs ~ the hutlaHs- three
years AT oo., II 40 80. equal u -. pr eea i.
tho leader
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ALNDRD r. NAN pATTeN,

lrlgevseofs 70 y hAAUfurdlI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
st "a ofvc.E.ss, Drug, eaetnicsis falnss, oiis,
osss, sAs, 80
Als1--.a isIyt Asastp.s. AID Agents for all Of
D.. u JAyass PtSpasasises
BRADY ssrssi, wss, side lrst door below oseond
s...ei oekly
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Nrw lsvIS1ioS.--The Meas notices an In
N~ulion by Mr. " W Skaacr, OF this city. Of
an anti ti-fristion prairie breaking ploU, said to
dispense with tity per cent u the friction
incident 10 the common coulter ny this In
vention !, is estimated that four oxen ot horses
will he sufficient to break tie sod about half
the usual number usei The plow will cost
SO. The preliminary steps have been taken
to secure patent A model may he s.en at
Mr.. Hocanes Office IN lie Claire Row We
hope Mr. Sknrers invention viii prove salu.
able on his own account A. well n ier th.
hrnesi, Ut farmers
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"a There !, said 10 be- gang OF Juvenile
outlaws In town who call themselves +" The
snakers IL Is To he hopei thes will be
snaked oat, aud made 10 wriggie into a
correct line Of duty According to the way
hey are commencing. some viii lind snakes
ia their boots before they are men. and other.
VIII nnd themselves within walls where snakes
can't catch them.
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L. Naisrmeions were in great demand
Yesterday. The destruction Of these articles
over the country must he immense abou, these
s'tnes. Shipments OF melons are heine made
from Rock Island TO Chicaeo Way down ON
the lower Ohio. We see melons quoted, !" no,
"a demand the Last lea days on aeeoan, 81 the
cold weather"
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1ossEckArios.--Wc learn from The Right
Rev Bishop Lee that the Episcopal Church
at Fort Madison in this State, viii be conse-
Grated on Wednesday the 9th Inst. and ,ha,
there will be consocation Of the clergy at
the same place, on that and the following day
The occasion will be- one of Interest and the
trip promises 10 be very pleasant. should any
of our citizens Interested in sach matters feel
disposed To attend.