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EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS
MA Laads, fmprerea Farms, Iowa Property. re-.
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
WE pay particular attention To the selection Of
w Lands and their location, y i,h onsh or Land
Warrants, IN the 1T. Dodge, Sioux City and O,.ye
Land Dictriets, lows. We have agents NJ s,anr
e'y and Usage, who devote their hole time AZ at
.ention to the Transaction of our business The Fl
hodge district will receive our personal attention.
We Will collect notes. bills, drafts and acce
throughout Iowa, and remit proceeds promptly in
drafts on New York Heal Estate and Land WaY-
rants bought and sold commission. Titles ex-
aminsd and taxes paid. Weako pay rARricuLAs
ATTENTION TO the leaning Of Land arrants for non
residents, the iaahing OF money ut best western
rates. and 70 Investments generally. We examine
carefully all LANDS locate and Viii give plat and
descrp tion Our sisa for oaning or locating
Land Warrantsin the sb,e named districts will DO
$40 per l6o, ~ pr 100, 81 per 30, and e5 per 20
acres, which shpuid srean psny the wnrrsnfs, snd
elsot Lana ufiss Ices on warrants II 81 f.reseh
40 aeres. ~ hills a. drsfis IN New f.rk
LAND ENTERED ON TIME.
All business ehtrutsd 10 us will reesi,e rrautt
ard esrsfai attention. Gortssponde.ee solicited.
spts9 d5~iy
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eThe Nswbssg Southern Sws spprs-
hends that Kansss will be Free State, and
thsrsupon breaks forths
"Hark what crash was that1 Kansas 10
gone! List triumphant shout from the
spirits Of the storm Missouri 10 yielding.
How hsros the blasts. how laird tie light
ming! How terrible The tsmpsst-ssa aud
heaven are comningled! Howls horrible,
yells tssri6e, tear our sassl Virgins u ~.
sailed. GLOOMY, dark, terrible, howis The
tempessi WAtchm@n, what Of the night ?
All 10 dark no dawn sppssrs."
Fire aiss and thunder mage, what COM
motion!
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ARlIvALs.

ARRIVALS.
May II.
Die Vernon, from 81. Louis
Henry Graz. /" do
Messenger, st. PAnl.
Ben Bolt, do
May -.
Jacob Tr Der from Cincinnati.
James Lyea, -" IS. Louis.
Vixen, :" do
U. s. Mail, st. Paul.
Editor. /" DO
Minnesota Belle from do
j. Mckee, from Rock Island.
Envoy, I" Falls City.
uibsruis, Pittsburgh.
Alice, I" Quincy.
River still rising gradually, with over fsst
on the rapids.
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0EThs Baltimore papers represent tie
prospects for fruit and grain in Maryland to
BE- decidedly asstsfing, better than usual, in
deed.
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ssoeAha,as.., Mes... ..I.'

flsfE sphaa Eseting 1 the stves hold. r. ef III.
! ksoksk ". lies M.sines sad Alnms susa Rail-
road w., Ter the rluclhn vi h,lgsssafs 'sa4 sfh4r
batinea, .itl he bed on Manass. ths aih asy.f
JAMS heal. ~ 10 oAtees q na-, NJ tssasdaa hal.
ia Jadks l@sws's saliding, an laAnssn ~, 3. e
ieas ~ ias Post taass NM LklnHI0N
ks*tas, Msg Is, 20 dds s,sss,.sv.
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A FINE. high bulldog Lot. - ~ loo feet, fsaas-
"A Ing on nth street assr kldxs. Tssms.~pess
sAsh, AAiAses IN one and tvs ysAr, Is~sirs D. liza
sroAA4 ss 81 tAis slhes.
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State stoves.

hardly necessary for us'o rte"t 70 ms o'o'e,
/ ,he character Of which is SO we'll and taytrsliy
known through the interior OF this snd tbs aa-
joining States. Although patented some t.n ysais
age, 1t possesses every real improvement that Las
ever bet made upon the descending tue ste'.i ~
th same time IL has stood the moot ere tests of
am Cook stove now in Cur confidence III TIE
same is such that we are willing to warrant ~ 10
for ten years. sale Keoms Z. Msln-a'
nnrs.d CoMsToCk BRO.
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PRrxcIPlss or GovIRsAxxr-By W. g..
O'Brisn; published by Patrick Donahos,
Bostes, and for sale u ClArks's News De-
pot, Ksokuk.
The fame Of O'Brisn, one Of the most dis
tinguishsd living Irish Patriots, and ons Of
hsr-most eloquent defenders IN the nationai
councils, will commend This work - the fs-
vor Of his eountryDsn in al landa- The
principles which As sdvosssss have bssn
sealed BY imprisonnsnt and banishnent, and
thus sssetihsA in The a9setis.s u The friends
Of Irish indspsndsnee the world over.
The work 10 in 1sodecin form, With notss
by The American editor.
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Hot Air Premium
Cook stoves.

WE have never met with Premium Stove tnat
w gave such universal satisfaction a. The enc 10
which we here call attention. Its faeiiities iof
cooking and heating are extensive, Wnhs al .ns
anne tine il, by means OF an Air Eve extending
down the front Of the oven, bakes perfectly ana
eeonomiles greatly all other stoves Of this pat
tern The beauty, utility and cheapness OF thi
new stove cannot fail TO TX the attention VI aiiWn
CoMsToCk a BRO.
anrsa IL Msin-at.
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TIE fAn.--Ths Fair - Concert Hall, win
close this svsoing. TAas lar Il has been :
plsassst s1aif, aad ~ presume Tie assrae-
tioAs ere such thst il proves to be one Of thu
most profitable Fairs ever held in the city.
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Il HAVE thhdAy sold out nay entire stcsk VI
/ arossriss ~ J.. u. III 50 sad y. b. pssi sDl M
busis sss will hereafter b. ssna sstsl w Tabev 4
TisdAls, whofaI recommend 10 tAs psbils cess.
dsnss ~ psadsAt bsslAsss nss.
10. II, 'jT-ihSl.d CIV. rxkDxw.
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AsaIvAL o. RoLLiSo Sro0x--YstsrdAy
and day before two more loeoncsivss and
eightsse boz and platform ears arrived for
the Keokuk and Fort Dss Moines Rsilrosd.--
Eleven more cars win be here in day OF
two.
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f10Nk.Eye state.

A STOVE with great capacity fer both Cooking
"a and Heating, We make three siz.s ot tLste,
ant to every persop wiihfisfge families aid colo
houses, we would recommend this article.
CUMaI0Ck hk0.,
Aatp-sf
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eaYm for sale.
VINHE subscriber s6ers for sale the farm on hich
1 he reside. about ~ miles ). W. II Waterloo.
bald farm contains $40 aeret Of good isud-about
200 in cuitiyatioo. There are ON the farm . brick
dwelling house containing 8 rooms and necessary
10 by 4s feet. divided into 3 rooms Brick smoke.
house, barn, DC. The above farm 10 susceptible
Of iivision, and preparations are being made to
erect upon portion Of the farm q small brick
house, 10 by ~ feet In from, and with ell VI 10
by "a feet, TO be divided into rooms.
i will afso sell TAO acres about miles from
Waterloo, on the road lead, ng from Waterloo to
Luray and Memphis-sv acres in cuitivation--no
other improvements.
The above tracts are sii uatcd the route Of the
keskuk and Kansas City Railroad, and will be s.ld
- easy terms
For terms and particulars, apply to the subscri-
Der the premises. WILLIS CIKD,
raavA al Vim
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CosoREoArrosAL SsavIcss.--Thsrs will be
preaching At the Congregational church, on
High street, next Sunday, and regularly
hereafter 1t hall past ten O'Clock, 4. T., and
4 O'Clock, Pm.
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CHARLEs 1AsCMxH.
|sasrai upAoJsfersv and HewsS uecoySf,

VSNNW pP"vWTH IVA pvssS USeOT6JT,
KkOkUK................. IOWA
~ work left u my residence. on fth street, het
BlondsAa and Concert, II the Furniture ntsrs ol
K,ibonrne ! Davis. lse Msiast., win receive
prompt attention. fmAyiA
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OFFICE BUckHrE STATE Tvs. Co,
10 front-st., bet. Main and Sycamore,
Cisotnnati, o., Doc. 10Th, 1856.
To all whom Il may concern This is to certi
fy ,hatl have examined specimens and roofs Of
W. III chilAs = Co. = Fire aud Water Proof Cement /
ko ~, sad bslisvs II 70 be sminently superior TO
any ether kind OF rooAng now in use. / was ~
witness Of severe trial al one Of these roofs
from large body Of Name frsmAn adjoining suid.
ing which struck directly upop the Roof and Cor
nice for nearly half an hour. II stood the Trial
beyond all expectation, and saved The building
signed, j. w. HASKELL,
Prest Buckeye State Ins. Co.
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CINCINNATI AcxScr RoYAL ISs Co.,
February 9th, 1857.
have examined W. 4. chiids 4 Cos Elastic
Fire and Water Proof Cement koofuE, and ~ far
a. can Judge, consider Ii good Invention, and an
willing to insure buildings thus protected upon tbs
same terms as insure those covered with metal.
Signed, JOHN Is. LAW
Ag't Royal lns. Co., London and Liverpool
FEBRUARY I, 1857
JAS. II. RICE Dear SIR. In compliance with
your wish, give my opinion of W. Il. Childs a
Co.'S klasuc Iement Roofing.
In thsyear Of 1899 had the roofs Of two new
buiidings covered with IL. Ii has gwen me emnre
sassfscfson and feel every confidence IN its utii-
~ and durability 4 he appearances OF the roofs on
my houses 10 now ~ when put and IL were no "
building should use this IoohDg in preference to
AM other. RESPECTFULLY,
SAMUEL OGDEN,
Foarth-st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
To Jamst H. Rice;
Thine Of the list Is before me, asking my opinion
Of W. Chiids 4 Co.'S kuoang. / lave used Ii on
two buildings OF my own, ana find II to remain
hrm and IN good cond ton through both the hottest
ana coldest weather ever eApriencsd in this part
the county.
give IL - my decided opinion Is al experienced
builder, that ~ the beat roofing how ia use and
Possesses the I've most Die qualities in root
that VI being water proof, and free from damage
of hre ARISING from SPARKS G. oindtrs,
aprid dom EZRA BAILY.
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Particular Notice.
Advertisements shosld be handed in by
o'clock, ?. H., TO insure insertion the next
morning, unless they are vsry shoYt.
vsaY PARTICULAR NoricE.-No trassisai
advertisements will be published 10 this pa
per unless paid for in advance.
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NOTICE.

ToMSToCk Blto. are prepared TO put up
~ Horsiey's cheap smoke yeniiIaior, The only
true remedy for smoky ehimncys.
Aprsl-d
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Az have Oval, Round and octagon Stone and
w Charcoal Furnaces, very Goa, shient for Iron
ing and broiling purposes. at II Aain-st.
apra-d tOMsTotk BRO.
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Al DuL. rlaAh KETTLES, from 10 40 gal,
~ at No. ~ Main street
apr3-d C0MsTOck A BRO
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"A SAWS constantly on hand ut tn. Ign Of the
apf2vdAw BIG ANVIL.
RkASs cOckn VI every description, steam
1Gauges and Whistles, Saw Gummers and Man,
drills, wrought Iron aud Lead Pipe, all sizes, at
Apy79d CaDY, JONES 4 PECh'S.
SHAMpOoIAa and Shower bath Cock, Beer
~ Pamps end Plumbers Materials. ~ sign Of
spf2sd BIG ANVIL. .
DUMPS, water rams aivaniacd we'll chain and
l. 6rturcs, for sale low at the sign u the
apr2Yd BIG ANVIL. ts
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Uhce over FiokIsn Lucas Uank, Thiyd-st.
jan22-dly
WI. HooM. 4. n. I2EncA. TT pnpnca,
HOON, FL ENCA = Co.,
Soap, CsaAie ss1 Lsrd- OIL AsH1factursss,
Misseuri Aveass, ...KH0kUK.
FAVE orders With u anil. Rslstsn 4 o.. Or
- dsrs allsd ~ 81. Losis prisss. (uylldSn
UPHOL0TENY.
XNk hare secured the services Of Mr.. Charles
w RasoAhe, and srs sqw prepared % execute or
cartains made 20 order carpets fitted, sswsd and
pat down. UPholstspr repsiring done ct reasons
bic pfioss. KIkDOUkNE d LAWS.
msyi4d
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AG ENIN ROh
Scales.
DuYveo 4 ROruyth,s

Celebrated Rochester hay platform aud Counter
SCALES. The best Scales IN the market, warrant
ed correct. They have been In for years, and
can be seen In the stores Of Chittcnden Mc,ayic,
ConDabie, Smyth 1 Co., stafford b McCuns, Barns
= Rsntgen, Cieghorn 4 Harrison, j. X. Copelin
etc, and will speak for themselves. For sale at
factory prices.
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KEOkUk ..,..... IOWA.
\AILL practice in Ice and adjoining counties
w And II the 5sprems Court VI the state.
odics over Fiekisn : Lucas Dsnk, Third-st.
jan22-dly
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The New York and PHILADELPHIA Hungry
Folks.

The political hunger mongers in New York
and Philadelphia have, apparently PLAYED
out" The New York Post Of last evening
says:
The workingmen's meetings seem virtually 10
have come TO An end There Were, perhaps. A
hundred on Tompkins Square this morning half
OF nom Were engaged III playing ball in a quiet
and pedcedble manner
About IL O'Clock Mr.. Manahan requested the
people TO hear him. He called the names of the
Committee and requested them to come forward
but II appeared that not one Of them was present
de then proceeded TO read a letter from Madame
HUNK, directed to the committee presenting her
compliments TO each individually. and saving
that she would be with them al = O'Clock i'm the
afternoon She yesterday occupied the attention
OF the meeting some two hours in presenting the
plan Of Grand Harmony Hall to cost only $500.
Ne, which plan was given he- by an elephant in
dream che informed the people in her letter
to-day that she was TO succeed, and proposed
three cheers Tor the Herald, but there was no re.
spouse.
Madame Runk, in the mean time. wa. at the
Mayors office. waiting to consult with him in
reference TO her plans
Ihere was no meeting in the Park this forenoon
me more sensible portion Of the laborinp men
nave become disguised with these gatherings.
ana are Organizing in the wards
In Philadelphia, Oh Thursday the mass meet
Ing in Independence Square Of the unemployed
was largely attended. The Bulletin SAYS:
- There was large crowd present-probably
not less than six or eight thousand souis-but q
very large majority Of them did not seem 10 ne
tuuerlnS much from want Of employ ment or any
Well dressed and apparently well fed men, who
consulted their watches and conducted them
selves IN other respects as though they were NOT
IA very distressed circumstance -
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The Utah Rebelliou-

The 81 Louis papers Of the Ilth instant furnish
The following particulars Of the latest news from
Utah, brihy mentioned two or three DAYS ago in
our telegfaphic column, and fulther noticed in
yesterdays star:
From tAe s. Louis Democrat.
Trend has permitted US to publish the fol-
LARAMIE. October -. 1857
An 81 press from the army Haws' fork re-
ports that the Mormons have DESTROYED three
informed Col Alexander by cypress thst he
must not advance further into the Territory. Col
Johnson ~ collecting the trains all together al
Tue South Pass to escort them in The I'd dra.
goons Will lac here to morrow
From the 81. Louis Rspubliear
nsny important intelligence has Just been
received at Fort Leavenwo:th by exnSess from
r or G l4fanlr, with advices of Oct p Lieut.
Sol- Oooke command Of ID Dragons were four
miles this side. and had encountered a .nou,
storm i've days p:eviOusly Col AII,ert : Tohn.
son was last heiid rom two hundred and thirty
miles beyond Fort Laramie, and snow wa, sevs1
inches deep one hundred miles this sde OF yyb.ra
the expTess left him. Owing To tie slim sunnl,
Of corn and entire absence Of grass the teams Of
the entire command and the horses Of the I'd IA
goobs were failing rapidly.
News bad reached Laramie that the MoTmons
bad burnt three Government aims (seyenty- d We
wagons) near Green river, ninety mi les behind
Col AIexauder's Command, (Imh Infantry that
CONSTITUTED the vanguard Of the aTmy. ID was
ruInored that the 10Th and 5th infantry and thu.
batteries Of artillery would 20 over and take
possession Of Mormon village on Bear river for
winter quarters Ii is said hat the Dragons had
mcnih's supply Of corn, at half allowance and
nf a particle Of grass. With snow on the ground
al thst II seems lik. madness to proceed beyond
Laramie Certainly such step could only b. JUS
tnrd in view Of the Prospect Of actual ho,tilitje.
ms winter, OF which no one at this distance can
Judge. '1
There was probably never before any norton
OF our army subjected TO such privatons. and TO
~noiii tne lutue presents such a gloomy pic
ture as Is the case at present with the army for
Utah. And II can be said, without disnar,gs
ment TO others, that no portion Of our army co5id
have been better selected 10 battle with ths baId
ships Of a campaign which mo than ali OH.
proves the soldier than the AMY for It'll ,,
TIE commander, Col. Alb" - Johrs,on n,
the I'd Cavalry. stands among the II II In abiIitv
IN the army, with the iBdefatigable Msjor Fit
1'hn Porter al his elbow. Under his command
ana ca niailng him ia the patriotic Esal Of war
iiI.S, are The respective commanders Of the 10Th
ihIAhtiy, Coiouel Alexander and the 5lh Infan-
tIyr Lieut. Colonel W siir; while the trying dnty
the almost hopeless task Of conducting the "rear
Suaio lthe six companies OF ID Dragoons)
through snowy path 10 Its distant goal rest.
with Lieut. Col. Cooke.
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IMPORTANT FROM KASsAs-The Lawrence cor.
respondent OF the st. Louis Democrat SAYS the
Constitutional Convention would probably add
Journ on the eth instant. The constitution pre
pared endorses the bred Scott decision, the fugi
i've slave law. etc A proposition for establish
Ing provisional government, which was before
the convention, with pro-slavery clause, re-
csived only four dissenting votes This clause il
the only one that will be submitted 10 the peo-
PIE No chance will be given to vote down the
constitution.
a iuInor was current al Leav,nworth that Gov
Walker, in conjunction with George n. Saun-
oe's, had purchased several hundred acres #
Fort Leavenworth military reservation a, a nom
inal figure
The LecomPton correspondent of the Republi-
Gays that majority Of the convention, headed bv
Calhoun, Moore and Henderson. propose to SUBJ
init constitution to the people in the following
form, viz constitution with the slavery clause,
and constitution without the slavery clause, on
or about the 2oth Of December, and give every &C
tual resident al tia; time bit to vote.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATURDAY, -........ November II, 1857.
THE WEEKLY STAR,

Our weekly issue Of this date contains first
rate love story, 1.-The Reward of Merit" a
stirring tale entitled Neil McClaren," and a
spirited sketch headed Incidents of Sperm
Whaling" The shorter miscellaneous articles
are all first class. The news columns will be
found of particular interest this week, giving
details Of the Philadelphia tragedy the Wood
man case in New York; the proceeding, of the
Chess Congress; Of the hunger" demonstra-
tiOns in New York and Philadelphia; and the
latest phase of the monetary crisis This num-
Der contains also a complete list of the members
of the Thirty fifth Congress, making it valuable
for reference.
Price-for single numbers cents; or 81 Is
per year.
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|, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

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Jersey City, N. j.
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III The London Times and the British Press
generally are naturally and justly jubilant over
the fall o: Delhi, and the news will give hardly
less pleasure in America than in Britain 1t was
no small work to accomplish this undertaking
The siege train consisted Of 40 pieces Of artille-
~. Six days elapsed, even after the guns had
been got into position and opened upon the de-
fences, before the brooches Were judged practical
oie' ana The number Of Engineer and Artillery Of
ncsrs Killed or wounded in the operations of
the former and 5 of the latter-proye. how com.
pletely the affair assumed the aspect of a REGULAR
siege. The garrison Of fanatical mutineers strur
gied with the fury of despair, and SO extensive
was The area of the buildings to be occupied that
nearly week was consumed in advancing from
one point TO another. The magazine alone was
found 10 contain 122 pieces Of cannon.
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PERSONAL.

80. Miss Cushman is about to appear in the
character of Cardinal Wolsey.
-. Com. L.. kearny, l.. s. ~. Capt. J. III.
SimPson and lady, U. 8. Top. Eng, and Com'r.
L. A. Dornin, u q. N, are at Wizards
80. The Nashville Union says Gen Pillow
has gone to his plantation in Arkansas, and will
reply TO Gen. Scott upon his return. rt...
The Arabia brings rs Intelligence Of the
sudden death Of General Eugene Cayajgnac
i aneurism Of tine heart while out shooting
nc event Will prove a serious loss to the Repub-
Ilcan party In France, of which the deceased
neneiaI was one Of the leaders, and to which he
has always adhered with unwavering fidelity.
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III The letters from Europe, by the Arabia,
received at New York, are generally favorable,
and predict no material trouble ahead. The
Bank Of England had reached its highest rate Of
interest, and the next change would, it is repre-
sented, be for the better Manchester letters rep
resent that fair business was doing, particular
ly Tor India. The Arabia brings a considerable
number of protested bills due. but these were an
ucipated.
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JOSEPH F.. BURcu

EOUND:-A few days sincs, q Letter addressed 70
Il Mrs. Mary A.. w. Athey, which 10 OF some int
rest to her, was PICKED up in the street. Any one
bringing proof OF identity to this Office can ret the
anne upon paying for this advertisement.