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The Washington union., 1857-06-09
ELECTION OF JUDGE HOPKINS.

It will be by the following, from the Richmond
South the telegraphc reports to the contrary, that
Judge Hopkins the reguarly-nomnated democratic
candidate has been elected to Congress in the 18th
district, Virginia. The vote, as will be seen is a
very close one.
In the eleven counties composing the 18th congress
sional district Hopkins, democratic candidate, is
elected by the following statement of the votes:
Hopkins Martin
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE .. 1857.

as-Mr IIRI M IKwr Montgomery Alabama generaltrav
eng agent for the States Alabama Tennessee assisted by C.
+ LKwE o. LEwis and sANun lkwE
40-Ar II JAME No ls2 South street. Philadelphia,
general travelling assisted by wnD JoHS Col
uSs, DRISd HnG, JAMES THos NoE r. W. Mos
KsoS W. wnKr, WA l. wArHMAS CAHsoS, u, X Mus
ny, BKS. ,. SWAIN, 7. AHsAS, and =. DAVIS
95r w. jams No Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio, Is
general collecting the Western by
THOMAS MILAN H. TioA,s, THos NJ JAMES l. omps,
GEoRGE MoK and dcaAKD4xAKE Receipts Of either will be good
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
QUARANTINE CERTIFICATES IN RUSSIAN BALTIC
PORTS

Vessels arriving in Russian Baltic ports are no
certificates of Danish quarantine previously TO being
allowed to enter; but they are required TO furnish
themselves at the ports of departure with certificates
attesng the sanitary state of the country from which
they come which certificates must be countersigned
by the Russian consul or consular agent residing at
said port
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
CIRCULATION OF PAPER MONEY IN THE SMALL
ER STATES OF GERMANY

From statement recently published in the Berlin
papers it appears that Anhalt Dessau, with popu-
lation of ll5O0O inhabitants, has in circulation four
millions of dollars in bank notes; Buckcberg, with
80 600 inhabitants, crcuates twelve millions Of dol
lars; Hesse Darmstadt, with s55 900 inhabitants,
issues in bank notes twenty millions of forms (69
cents each y Saxe-Wciman, 264,000 inhabitants FIVE
millions of dollars; Gera, 115,000 inhabitants two
and half millions of dollars Sonderhausen, 81 600
inhabitants three millions of dollars; SaxeCoburg-
Gotha 10000 inhabitants four millions of dollars
Brunswick, 272 900 inhabitants, five millions of dol
lars Saxc-Msinengen, 10000 inhabitants and pa
per circulation Of eight millions of dollars Prussia
il is stated has resolved to prohibit the circulation
of the bank notes Of any other State without excop-
tion-a determination which must, for time at least
sensibly affect the commercial movements between
Prussia and the other States of the German Zollvc
rein.
The Washington union., 1857-06-09

With such facts as the preceding table indicates,
the Port Louis Gazette may well express the hope
that the governor general will decline using the
power conferred on him, he must be aware that it
would be fatal to the prospects of this island, and de-
prve thousands of Indians (ceolies) of emigrating
where they could better their condition.
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The London Star of May % says: "The squadron
destined to act, if necessary against Mexico, ana
which carries strong body Of troops, after repairing
the damage sustained from bad weather, sailed a
second time from Cadiz for Cuba"
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
MINNESOTA ELECTION.
The Milwaukee News says

IIIV -'IIFFF'0VhVU 4NOWs says.
By Sc. Paul papers of June we are assured that
Minnesota at the election on the LIST inst for delegates
TO the constitutional convention was carried ovehclm
ingly 10y the democracy. In of the counties not
republican member was elected ST. Paul gave immense
democratic maiorites. Minnesota, all hail cheers for
the democratic star Of the Northwest -
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HON. GEO. S. HOUSTON.

We have great pleasure in publishing the follow
ing article from the Florence (Alabama) Gazette.
The justice of the compliments il bestows upon the
Hon. George S. Houston will be readily acknowL
edged here where his services as national legislator
are so well known. Gen. Houston entered Congress
at the extra session called by President Tyler in
l84l and has been member ever since, with the
exception Of single term, when, against the pro-
found and earnest wishes of his constituents, he de-
clined reelection But he was not long permitted
to enjoy his retirement In 1851 by the almost
unanimous voice of the people of his district, whom
he had served long and faithfully, he was in
duced to return TO Congress-
During Gen. Houstons career in Congress he has
been called upon to participate in the discussion and
adoption of some of the most important measures
that are identified with the history of our govern
ment But with the boldness and energy of true
patriot and statesman he fearlessly met every issue
chat presented itself, He was an uncompromising
opponent of the bank and distribution schemes of
l84l and of the protective tariff of 1912. lie was an
early earnest and consistent advocate of the annex
alton Of Texas; of the Gd udlorem tariff of 1896 and
Mr.. Folks policy in reference to the Mexican war.
In all these important events he took active and
leading part. During the last administration he was
prominent supporter of the Nebsaska Kansas
bill, and especially effective in opposing the
Wild revolutionary, runous, and corrupt plans of the
black republicans of the late House.
Gen. Houston is a of superior talents and un-
bending integrity; sagacious, conservative, and
safe statesman; and an industrious working member,
a ,re nlcased IN learn that his election il REGARDED
as certain. He has no serious opposition.
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Paul Arnau collector of the customs district of St.
Augustine, Florida. vice Matthias r. Andrew, re-
signed
The Washington union., 1857-06-09

The iron horse pursues his way without stop inn
potant deviation from direct line from Bangor, Maine,
to jefferson city Missouri distance OF little over sey
entecn hundred milcshalf far 10 Londonin three
days
The Washington union., 1857-06-09

H. q Guinness, the sensation preacher, who is regarded
as rival of the celebrated Spurgeon, is son OF MIS-
d Estcrrc whose husband fell in the famous duel with
O'Cnnnnll
The Washington union., 1857-06-09

The London Morning Star of the 2lst ultmo says
letter from the Hague states that the Dutch gov
ernment has decided on sending Dutch vessel Of
war into the China seas
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
From the Florence Gazette.

GEN. GEORGE S. HousroY.--In this week issue
nounce General Houston candidate for reelec
ton member of Congress from this district, Gen
Houston is of the oldest members of Congress-
and it is nothing but justice TO say he is of its most
efficient members For two Congresses previous to the
which few months ago adjourned, he has been
chairman of the Committee Of Ways and Means--the
most important committee in the House He discharged
these high and aruou duties of chairman with credit to
himself and the country His name has been honorably
connected with the first offices in the government. BY
his ndeatgable attention to the duties of his office
member of Congress- his unswerying devotion to the
democratic party, his enlarged craftsmanship his
knowedged talents capacity and great experience with
the workings of the government and the necessities of
the people, have given him national reputation He is
very descrvedy ranked with the first in the House
of Representatives 1t due to Gen Houston to state
that the great democratic gains in this district in the
presidential election, especially in Lawrence and Frank
lin are attributable to his thorough before the
election Gen Houston is endeared to the people Of this
district by the recollection of many valuable services
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Martin.
l143
Hopkins $ maj

Wise county not being counted separately is in
cluded in the vote of Lee, Scott, and Russell.
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DsslsaAls RaRns Ger sale.
nNR VI the bsst snA most desirable farms II
~ hsasesi county, Ills :, viii b sold 81 sres
essgaia, ~ ssrss, situated - ~ issdiag ROAD
eron Haniites TO Qainey, . miles from the forns
plass. ltseutains . large heick house with goo<
collar, N slsgaat hara and other out houses, well
vsssrs4. nearly al usdsf fsass aad In good stat,
= ssltivaaNssi With the lasgsst and most product
u Asothsr farm Of ls4 sesss. fssr miles fron
Ksokuk, miles Of Warsaw. with eosd irsos hcuss
barn, out baildines, Ass orchard g., fasm veil i'm
proved, With god proportion Of prairie and tim
shovs asatisasd places. The arst farn .sstioasl
vas fstsd spis Ans order, - . hons for The owner
bst lsss q hsalth requires . sostAsrn climate TAs
aSevs viii - sold low sPsn moderate tsrns.
AneSeSe asras - 1tsiag Prairie, vsi iaprsvsA
ia - gsy:ss.s. e. .ill = 80 vs.y lsy;
ross Aspot. ssssaisise III 1890 ~ aEss timber.
Alss. faan ssatakaiag ~ ssrss. - scrss in.
proved, balssss heavily tinb<seA, niles sron
k..sss - u frDs As'ssss;
PS.kAoK EXAMINE
II u situated % lth stssst, directly opposite the
fssidsass II Ar. Chittsadsa.
Les ~. Mock ~, cd linits, corner stA and ce-
aAr Streets. valuably located. Terms moderate
Lots II and II, block Is, On Asin-st., Asas Ga
Wsst 1 u lot 10, block 90, Mais-st.
. Lots and ,, block 81. on All bssvssa Baak and
Is fest Of lot ). blss. s, opposite Psstoae<.
i H..ss:. Lew. - s y = WI NV As''s'
Part Il Loss s.ds, block ia, old limits.
Lot ., block lis. gF
Lot II, ,.
Loss. {, winla..' Add,
road. yer sale b. SAMPLE s RANKIN.
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Hickey y Bin1Ibo0n,
. a NJ
REAL EsTAr1 ts
u. n


4
rAirA ssrsss, sss. MAI. 4 ysAsssa.
OFFER FOR SALE
Lot = IN IL, esrnss ID ana Ilo.ana.
Lots SGD 9, BIZ lis. sern.r ssh saA lsAss.
Lot ., BIZ ~, sss. III cad blssAsaa.
eject b leo, on Main, between It'll Asd 18th.
Lot II I'D Of Lot II In B'x l3s, corner 9th anl
JohAssa.
Lot :. BIZ ~ In K. Add, On Carroll, between 18th
| and lTth.
- By Nfsst On 7tA It,, nesr Main, rear saAs a
4 lots7 nd Q, D'k ~, with fr Ane dwslliag.
Lots, In BIZ ss-ysry shsAp--tsrms sasy.
Lots ~ By ~ f., eorusr Of l1tA ed Dss
Noise SIS. Very sligiby issessd Ter resides
sss-sssns sssy.
~ BY Isfsst sthssrss., bet wsss Aais ~ JsA..
- test 4 the vest siAs sf Lot k1 -, Joh,sss
st., ~. ID and AtA.
number Of Lots In Mslrose, . miles sst, On IL
K, fe D. AM.R-k
| fswySy dssisabls hsilainy sites On tAs Missls-
sippi, - the bsassifsl town Of Cossna.
Undivided half Of Let.s,s and 10, Bl -, In
KiIboasssss Adj.
Lot IN III 20, KiibesrusI Add.
lo.s I'D . In BIZ 8. Mssons Add, nesr Grad
Avsnss -tsrns vsry sa,y
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late rssidssss Of Col Perry, on the plaAkssad
~
a., 49,. ~ .ns
esiist ana eas'ess-vsu
TO - ~. :.
r.o-a-
sriol 49,. ., R,.A. .,,
kroa... $500, ..,l.. s.,..
Lot. a. -. ~ a. /. Einn.,-... a.,
Lot. "a a., 4. ,Is
~. -.
A"' IN oieeA ".
Block 2eA Asd lots In block 30S.
Is ave s,re ,sts near Moutro,. .am,,.h,, .A.r. a.
IN v,,a.,,,. n.,-... - -,
balances In ANIMAL paymeLts. 70
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WE have never met with premium Stove that
w gave such universal satisisctiop a. the one 10
which Ne here call attention. Its fsciiitiss fer
ing and heating are extensive, while ~ sAs
.nme ,,me il. by means OF an air Cue extending
down tho front Of the oven, bakes perfectly, ard
economies greatly all other stoves u this psi.
tern. The beauty, utility and chespness Of ~
new stove cannot fAiito M the attention. 81 sllvs
CoMsToCK 1 BRO.
,pvsd n Nain-st.
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Csvsiis BsbssfiAs Aiztsss 10 . positive surs fer
Fever AID AEss and all Biiisus Diseases. This
hixssss hss ssss bsfsss ~ psbiis for number
Of yssss ssA hes always hsss ussa With sssssa--
Its harmless AID certain remedy. Get pas
pslstfssa ths dssgsists ssd red it aad yes will
10 sastshsA.
sold hare By O'Coanor Bro, snd MassAall 3
nssss; u ~. Louis, ~ n. Blakssly, ssd By he
Pfepfastcrs, \. A. Porter Bse., ksek slasd, III.
nsAsidAvly.
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o.tyoAd1a8 y. IA III 81 81 M ! ~. uA6nIsa
SannDD0 r Ram1xfD.

D3oko1o - 0o24 0oo44o Do0soRo,
g. = 0eeea4 sesees, hssWeon 1aln - Jshnsvn,
lWQksA ~ aeoGlaa s1Asn11sn -, - s1bg lhsis
- s. -. - - Ts 49, o.,,. ssa..s. ::
Dsbas - - faSt66 1Asss, - I'll Stkae tseit-
e1a4s hnsissss II Ssnssal bsukssAgs asd real e.
eAas k1siasss, A osaShsn Iowa, HsflAsrn Missouri
AaA western Hlinets.
Mr.. kaakia will devote bis undivided sttsstion
= ~ bssssss, snd WILL With tAs A. q HE sxps
Ssass SD extensive scQaainaase, end 81 his asso-
slass, Mr.. g., b sbls 81 give sss sssisfsstioa 10
all. fnshl1 -AAv
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". DE WOLF,
Broker asa Meal Estate AGENT.
Ne. ~ Main X kOk CK.
LIsTOF Pk0PkkIy FOR SALE.
vNWkNTf-TWOfss fest on Exchange, bstv ga First
L u. and the Lsvss.
70 feet on sth IT. bet. johnson and ExsAanes.
20 fest corner 18th and Exchange.
Lot o. Bank-st, bst. llth and 18th.
80 by i40. corner johnson aud sth. block loY.
II lots In Assssngsrs addition.
Of the bsst lots In MI. Aubsrn at . Low psies.
Leads Ansly located in Henry and Decatur Co.'S
: lots corner Of Johnsos and 18th
lots corner of JeAnson aud 10Th viii Q able
brick hosss Containing 10 Rooms
Lot (, Block (, Kilbourpe's sdditisn.
~ feet On - 81, bet. Johnson and Exchange.
Very desirable lots foTresids pcssin NJ ason Up
per Addition. only half block from Grand Ave
npe. ~
lie feet square In Reeves Psrry's Adait,on.
Lots IN Einwood and Mt. Auburn.
Lot on Carroll-st., bet. 18th and 18th.
Lots in the nsv suburb, kssslmoat.
4 part Ut the Stinpson farm, mile from the
city.
A., naay olhss sssinsss Iots.
Aessses assahtie nsgstissd.
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reinforcement.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
I'm = s e i Mo MT.
on TEE eRoUnp,
Is POSTPONED TO


Thuysday, June uth, 1857.
-fISHR s.b.rb Esx u MONT City Of Ksok al,
! containing Ons Hundred and Sixty Acres Of
LAID has been subdidcd with reference 10 the con-
tesr ct the ground, and consequently Lots vary In
dimsnsipns 1son one-fourth ef a ecrs 20 two Ard
half acres. The Streots and Aysn Is are vide,
and pas over f.vorable grosna, requiring neither
eating nor hiting. An elevated roist u reserved
for the puSpOss Of An Astronomisai Observatory. -
Another pcrtios he's been laid u Tor public Park
The design Of the Projectors In the arrangement
1t this Suburb has been to yrsserss the natural
besuties Of the locality, which are unequaled il
tAs vicinity of ksokuk, or elsewhere. IRON every
point, excepting asmaH creek bottom u aiiuvisi
SOIL, veil adapted " parposos there il
ufuleosntry lying North and West.
EsselMOus
IL situated within the city limits, I mile from
0leaferd Station, and IL accessible By Mcdowell
street, 0lsnford and Bsselmont Avenscs, from the
0saud Avenue.
Ths sale viii tAks place on the grounds, on the
IA day Of April next, commencing ~ ~ o'clock
sinsls Lots win bs sold With the privilege Of
fron 70 9, 81 option 81 purchaser.
49, TERMS:
One kVek CesA-kslaacs In One. Tee,
Three Sad Four Xesss,
With interest at the rate Vt 10 psresst per sanum
payable sansally. Warrsntss Dssds win b givsn
ana Mortgages retained for Sefssssd psyassts.
plans will be fa pished on day ~ sale.
TIE BsSssts asd Aveuucs win y srered : ssA-
cisnt tine before the day II sale enable persons
desiring 70 pm >hase to drive the whole tract
A plan Of the property can DO seen At osr ofSss.
Tor further informstios Inquire Of e. h. Dimond,
81 s:1rI ?, q =: .cSSss.;sE..d
Aay4e& AncEnnAavs
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Prairle state stoves.

hardly nscsssary for " reeur to this Stove
i the character az which 10 - we'll and favtrabiy
known thfoughout the interior Of this ana the sd-
Joining States. Although patented scns ten yeas
ago, IL possesses every real inpsovenent thai hss
ever been usds upon the descending eus rtovej as
the sane tine Il has stood the nostss,sse tsss OF
any Cook Stove now IN nse. Oar sonAdenes n he
same IL sseh that ws ere willing 10 warrant II -
purchasers forten year,. Sale Rooms 7! .Mn-H.
surs-d CONSTOCK . BRO.
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Eurn aces.

WE have Oval, Round and Octagon Stone and
w Charcoal Furnaces, very convenient for iron
ing end broling purposes, st u Aain-st.
apr3-d C0ASTOCK BRO.
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a Thsssws psPsss Of the sssalry aSosnA
In paragraphs asd articles foandsl o. ~
foul sspsssions est apsa osr city b. Ma
lengthy astasls IN tie "olIsial paper" which
rsprsssassd sss ssnaasisy = sivsn ssse .
The nsrsilsss rule Of iawiss sss, aed II.
disased thss AnaesAy vss absst y b systs-
natissdby ths ofgsuisasion Of a"visilaass
Comnitass."
Many persons abroad, having fsissAs n
this city, have had THAR sppsshsasises
aroused for their safety BY sssh iassliiss nss,
and ~ would sagssst The prepeissy II The
City Council disssssag the coastal paper Of
the city," - psoelain thaE s'esdsr ssisns N
KsoKux.n
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Quincy ParlOr Stove,

L,oR convenience and utility this Stove II unsur.
L passed. Ithss . large Hre door, open top sna
front beautiful in design, we'll made, and warrant
ed " perform we'll In every ease. The demand hes
been 90 great for this stove that were unable 10
keep up with our orders last seafon, out nov vs
have so extended our works for making them ~
will enable M to fiji the demands promptly IN IT.
ture. City buyers especially solicited to exsm-
CoMbT6CK BRO.
nprs-d ~ Main-st.
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vssY PAsslesLAa Norics.-No trassisnt
advertisements will b published in thls -.
per snlSss Paid for in advasss.
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hEwPATENT ROOFING mATERIAl
A VALUABLE INVENTION.
ArcAisscts ana ssalAsrs, Asssas,ea
v. :. CHILDs I co.'s PATENT
Elastic csmsn. 1oonns,
FIRE AND WATER PROOF,
1 Right for 10 seun,is, in the southern pe,, .,
Iowa OF v. Z. Childs Co.'S Patent Hias,ic C
nsnt Roofing, and 10 prepared TO introdscs Il inst
use In the cities VI ksokuk, burlington, ana Is,
ascessible county towns, and asks the attention 81
IN. p.elis ~ It's superiosity - reoane material
Architects and builders should not fsii 10 s..
sn.ss .nls sooaag asit b cheaper asd batter tAaa
sAnirsbiy suited for the rooa.r Of Car,
oaf HOUSES, Depsss, Steamboats,, Milis, Fsunariss
- 1 D..s. wsaas every description Of DwsLins
This material forms hard, smooth .nd .i...,s
surfaes, contrscttng and expanding VIII ,hs ~.
mosphsric change. tits mors nearly Ars-p,sos
than Any other. II isimperyious To ali uoistu,.
viii not svaporsts Or crack, nor viii Il 70. ~.
natsrial on which IL 10 laid - will Tar, pileh snd
ether reefs. OF it, durability there IL NO qussto.
having bed trial Of over IL yesn. 1t 10 psseu.
ssity inksrtsAsbls, having been several tinss SAB
setsd 70 severe triais In easss Of A anA In ever,
instance hss soms ost VI the ordeal uninjuYed.
Another desirable quality Of shis koenng u thai
can Be- psf upon 6stor steep roofs With sQnsl uti
n.y. And can be laid over OLD roofs Of tar tia sin,
O. shingi.s. and render them perfectly tight. II,
hEA AkkAbL CHEAP Mss 10 one Of It's sr,at
disidsrAtu ms, costing much le.s than sny vthe,
roohng. ONLY SIN DpLLAkS per sopsre -
u viii be applied to metal roofs for 81 - ~
square.
Prompt attention will be given 10 eli order.
left .. !. IL. noopsrs Drag ssore. corner Of Main
and Third streets, Nc 10, where nnv far dan
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03e q I, - ,. - Isvss.:.bsssses HxsAa.ss
~ - sssk. Ais. - y - fsse, ::.nss q tih
AID Johasos. SAMPLE . RANKIN.
apsssa
DgKsONE caa boo have On eppsrsssity Of pro-
! curing 10 awss, sdjsinisg Aaailsos, neas shs
' :s.ss ''' ''' ''''si A I'LL : RANKIN
D1AAAPG The cheapest and best losassd
MAIN STREET property THAT 10 fes-ssie) Il
Dow offered. bsins lea bleck ~ Arst ssss Of
nssezs. Clask Vas NostfAAd's isashsr stors.
Apply fer tsr.s q. . q. snAsrrgaed. Also
bsastiful lots In b. W. kiibourns's tfst addition.
lssS bstwssa tth and 9Th streets, % YrAakiin.
.prsA sAnfLx 4 EAHkIN.
Ter sac.
A LOTS in Mssos's lssss AAAiGis.--Ass view Of
4 the city e14xiyer. Tern soey.
Also. 11saai4 ~ y 1l.spsd. ~ resi-
.shisd SAMPLE ) RAnkIE.
Re1ooae,
EsOR - Ss3s ealy. - sAass, = 10 - II tAs
::.s.;ss.n = Metre; :.I I:5Si,' s e
a EkkH RzfE sPRCUL ATI0H.-Ws srss 10
"a csstisa u, jeisies Essslneat, - esss Glen.
3.ehis SAMPLE / RANKIN.
ESOR sALE.-Part Of lots l and !, block 80, old
i linits, between johnson and Exchange, front.
10 g3d mchIS SAMPLE . RANKIN.
TSOR SALk.-Two bcsatifuIIy situated bal M
Il lots in block I, willians' addition. Long time
On same. nchls SAMPLE RANKIN.
CAST half VI lot cod vsst haH a lot 3, block
- 100, Main street, between 7th and stA. Low
ssu. sad long tine.
res SALE 81 ExCMAnGE.
y ACRES Of biuG isnd directly opposite Main,
Z eou.sadinE : view Of Kseiak, warsau,
Alsxaadris, Hamiftcn, sud 10 miles Of the Mis-
sissippi River. Thsre 10 . Railroad In eouYse VI
construction Il the foot of the bluff. sThis 10
enc Of =: Aasst locations for aprivsss residence in
Aissse asrss ~ miles froa the river in good
ssigAhorAoeA, ali under cultivation, god orchard
Of psaeh and apple trees. 3 frame houses, stable
h., Good vslls With chain pump.
Also 30 ssrss niiss fron the river, al under
ssltivstioa IL good nsiGhbosh hood and Improved
With good new fraae hose with rooms. stables
Ac..7 wells With chain pumps, Is o. 70 asrss 10
meadow, . very dssirsbls farm.
Aiss - aeses choice land ~ miles from the riv-
sr, and in good neighbOrhood, 80 asres II wheat.
Also lee acres niles from The river PARTLY In
proved.
x.o several lsasis sAsssvs Z Ha.il.en. MI
Alse two lossia 1ssarvsns, D. Pss. eosn,y.
Illinois. 4
Also Iaad II In1fano.
Also land 81 ~ = OILS.
Also prspsrv = Ess1ak. - : go paying sa-
! ~! sell q s.sAaas :. 'sa4 ss,. ~. En-
aprSd II. - Msia e.. Ksoku lows.
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sheet Iron Stoves.
sELG u REGULATORS.
OF this article We need not speak, % Its pepH-
~ larity still continues to increase ito sale.
We make six sixes of this stovs-opsn and close
tops--which We will sell very low. Great care
should be used in selecting the hest Of Russia Sheet
Iron, with heavy lining, and when we'll made,
these stoves will wear many year..
The open tops are . serious objection to all those
wishing IN air-tight stove. We have both open
and close top, at71 Msin-st.
AprS-d CoMSTOCk BRO.
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Advsstissmsaas should b haaAsd in b.
o'clock, ?. r., 70 isssrs inssst3ss Ne asx,
morning, snlsss they ere very shsrt.
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