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MAY FEsuyAL-By reading their adver-
tisement, full information viii be obtained
concerning the May Festival to be given by
Messrs. Denzlcr & Schlachter. 1t may with
reason be expected that there will be lots of
fun and good time generally.
SERENADE-If there is a time when music
seems most divine it is in the "still watches
of the night" 1t is when undisturbed ST.
ence is made melodious with the harmonious
strains Of such instruments as the guitar, the
flute, and the violin; it is when soft sleep
awakes to revel in the luxury ofsweet sounds.
The senior returns thanks to the unknown
gentlemen who were serenading Thursday
night.
CLEAN STREETS No one thing contrib
utes more to the interest and adornment OF
town than good, clean streets. The citizens
of Jackson have had an opportunity to re-
mark this, since the commencement Of the
valuable improvements now in progress
Supervisor Ash, il seems, intends squaadering
that odious four dollar tax" to a good pur-
pose.
CRoPs.-We are sorry to be informed, by
farmers from the Valley, that grain crops are
suffering very much for the want of rain.--
Unless they have some pretty heavy showers
within short time, the yield will in many
instances fall far short Of remunerating the
husbandman.
WELLS, Fargo 4 Co. have our thanks for
the prompt delivery of city papers, and for
other express fayors. This company has out
lived all competition, and Is decidedly an
institution"
Tnos. d. SKrnMoRE furnished us with a
bundle of States papers, on the arrival of the
steamer, for which we acknowledge ourselves
much indebted
WESLEY JACKSON, of the popular Drug
and Bookstore on Main street, has our thanks
for Sacramento papers.
-
No DEPARguRE.-By advertisement else
where, it will be seen that there viii be no
departure of a Nicaragua steamship on the
goth. The next sailing day will be duly an
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No DEPARguRE.-By advertisement else
where, it will be seen that there viii be no
departure of a Nicaragua steamship on the
2Oth. Tue next sailing day will be duly an
nounced
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A RnrgaIn.

TIVE subscriber offers for sale the :, nnq, qP,EjSTl
l. half of the TV.fSHLNGTO.N Itson. hsI q
RANT situated on Main street, jan Coosi
fixtures consist Of Bedding. Crockeiy'
Utensils, &c necessary for hotel
VA. Enquire Of A. c. Brown. ,,,ro-,lAN
0Eo' Oi''' 2e:t
apr Is
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Thomas ID. Grant.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELIOR A.
LAW.
Office over Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express. jackson
Amador County.
apr Is 7tl-
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WESLEY JACKSON, of the popular Drug
and Bookstore on Main street, has our thanks
for Sacramento papers.
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THos. d. SKrnMoRE furnished us with a
bundle of States papers, on the arrival of the
steamer, for which we acknowledge ourselves
much indebted.
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A. B. Crawford. M. D.

JACKSON, AMADOR COUNTY Cu
Office at the Louisiana Hotel, Main Stree.
apr Is 9l.
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WELLS, Fargo q Co. have our thanks for
the prompt delivery of city papers, and for
other express favors. This company has out
lived all competition, and Is decidedly an
institution"
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MAY FEsrvAL-By reading their adyer-
tisement, full information viii be obtained
concerning the May Festival to be given by
Messrs. Denzler & Schlachter. 1t may with
reason be expected that there will be lots of
fun and good time generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

This body, consisting Of the rectors aud
lay delegates Of come twenty .sla churcnes.
constituting the Diocese Of lows, assembled
at 81. Johns Chuseh, yesterday, the Dishop
Of Iowa having been present and adainis-
tered the rite Of confirmation to sikht per-
sons on The psevisus evening.
At 10 o'clock yesesrdsy, IN pursuance oi
appoia,usnt. the Bishop delivered the pri.
mary charge TO the clerical members OF the
Convention. The subject Of this address
was Sanstiicatioa Q. 3 doctrine Of the
Church and practical personal dsty.
After the conclusion Of the charge, the
Sacrament Of the Communion was admins
tered.
In the afternoon the Bishop read an in.
teresting statement Of his labors during the
past year, in organising congreg aiions, cen
secrating churches. administering the right
Of confirmation, and attending tho various
duties Of his once.
A report " - then read from the Coramt
tee on the Fund Of the Ep,scopats. iron
which we learned that. thar fund. amounting
. some seven thousand dollars, had beer
invested in lands. q couple oil years cr 81
ago. and that the lants thus purchased were
now estimated to be worth about thirty
three Thousand dollars.
The remainder OF yesterdays ses sion wal
occupied with the ordinary routine VI bus,
ness.
The Convention meets again to-day, AM
will adjourn ssS< dee this evening" Keokul
Gate City. asth.
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EaiToss 90 THE GAxYTrE II notice IN
the Democrat OF the 3o.h Msy. a statement
under tn. head Of "SsetsrisDism in Com
moi Schools" In which nv name among
other. mentioned, and some statements
made which are cslculsted to mislesd the
msr4s o. ihase "a our citizens who ere un-
acquainted with all the facts. The last
B 5 d OF Directors in Dlsiric, No. II. about
tao weeks before their term OF Office ex.
pred, made . contract with Mr.. Burnell &C.
eard.nr to his statement, to teach the School
TIL July let; this term expiring Nay 9Th
and The School Teachers fund being oil
expended about the time the old Board went
out OF office, the new Board on the I'D
MAY gave the teachers notice shat there
were no iund- in the Treasury. and that II
wa thought best TO close the School for
the present" On the 25,h May, I called
on Mr.. Burnell for the keys OF the school
house; he refused to deliver them to me-
claimed for the Board the keys and pos
session ~ the house. On the .2eth May,
Dir IIornby and myself went 10 the house.
rai.el a window. wen, in through i: into
TIE small room. the door 81 which was fas.
tened by a nail being driven over the catch,
which We pressed of; We then took % the
i,tk Of the door Of the main entrance and
put another on, aud told the children pres.
en,, VI which ny this time there were
quite nnmber, tbs, il they wished they
could TAX. out their books ~ the door was
q be locked. No one carried sny books
gu, of doors" but the children. who took
and carried home those belonging to them.
sslses.
There wss no bursting open OF doors and
tearing Of locks except ~ have sta cd
The locks we're taken ID and pa, on well
in the ordinary manner. and no violence
as is indicated In the Democrats article.
Il is proper TO state here the reason the
Board had Tor This eonrse. They do not
think the last Board were authorized to hire
teacher Tor longer period than the term
Of their once, especially when there were
no iunds TO pay teacher. aud the Board
did not think the teacher authorized 10 with.
hold the key. They claimed possession Of
the house, and could no, get !, in more
peaceable manner. They were no, salts
lied with Mr.. Burnell, ~ teacher, TO occupy
the position without having been examined
by the last Board; aud judging BY the sp.
pearance OF the school. IL - not such ~ Il
should be.
With reference 10 the remarks made OF
the sta,cmea, Of d. .. y l have little I,
| say, only that ! en- not . man OF any seeta
fisn feeling In the minds ni Any Of th
Board. aud as a matter Of justice to tn
Community, must cay think the Demccra
gives them credit for more zeal than the
arc entitled To. d. not knos the roll
.ious views Of either Of the teachers, IN
pfssamc tho other members Of the Dosr
d. nei, as the sublsc, has not been 5soGsh
up IN any meeting OF ,ha Board. Their
vas no sec,arisnism IN taking Oh the lock
.il was done BY only too OF the Bosrd
and one CLAIMS TO be . M.thodist and III,
a,her Congregat,onaiist. The Iowa Col
leg and Congregational Church. I knos
no hing OF, - connected with this subject
They osn speak for themselves.
Yours, AppssoS DAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

undsr shishsad limited y her speeiai notice,
81 10 Inserted q 10 cents per tine each Insertion
= 5sets. per ~eet.
Gsess osrsss Property ssr safe
Tie property On pros, o.. tsown . the Aississir.
pi uos:e bsswesn Main and Harrison ss Cor sale .,
bargain kssuise ioD ssi stsly Of
FAkkEs, EDWARDS 4 TALMAGk.
Ssneiss No. 10 ORR Block.
Agricultural Nssice.-rAe scott County
Agricultural Society viil hold is regular annual
meeting 81 Ne Court House in davenport ON sa,ur
day thesih day ofJaae. ~ O'Clock n. n.
maylsdAvu u. q. NEAL, Secretary.
eco mo 10 Lean on real estate .ecusisy. Cali on
may sdst COOK, DILLON Z IixDLEY.
&c. 9a1sOa viii be 81 The once Of Dsvi.o
a True. for ten dsys 90 cell city ioss. fmay8j
I've 1aoases for sale aud rvs 10 Rent. cAssr.
naysedi. A. sPR0uL. lssh q Brady Of.
Yer saae.--fhs Lease and good siil Of Hotel
situated In . rial position of the ciss WI b.
soid on REASONABLE tsrms. FOR further ray,icula,.
Inquire . this c@ee- mAy2Jdr
~. q. asaAiag, OF ,hs Chicago .aax rnfl,.
mary. has arrived ~ xock isIand aud has taken
feoms 81 the Fsrnan Hosss. Those VAC wish 10
e~nsais him ssr diseases ofihe Lunss, IatsAs Heart,
Liver, fsspaie Con ,tsints and Chronic diseases In
general should call mssdia,.y, a. ..,ay 4. pses.
sasiiy short. Ne is man OF superior medical Of.
sttslaaenn and his success. In Ihs above dissasss
ass ,ssty been Scattering. Read his ci,eulss.
may3sdin
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tie a good evidence Of the change tina,
haa taken place OF late IN the prevailing
sen,imcn, in Ksnsas 20 note the increase
Of Free State papers. The following LEI
{" nprises those nov published Of. sooa "a
BE-
Herald u Freedom, Lawrence, Kansss.
kansss Tribune, Topeka.
Lessenworth Times. Leasenw orsh, Kan.
lac.
wysndou Register. Wyando,t Ksnsss.
Squstter Sovereign. Atehison, Ksnsas.
ksnsss News, Emporia, Kansas.
Lawrence Republissn, Lawrence, Kan.
Qa,ndsro ChIndo~sn, Qa,ndaro. Kansss.
Geary City Era. Gear City, Ksnsss.
Prairie Gem, Lawrence. ksnsss.
frecmen's Champion. Prairie City, Kan
sas.
Constitutional, Doniphan. kassas.
and two German Journals, one OF which in
10 be established II Emporis. and the oshe,
at Leavcnworth City.
All these d,dessnt papers are decided in
their support Of tree institutions. and are
being we'll sustained.
The day oi destroying presses for sus-
tanning the principles VI Freedom hes pass.
ed forever.
souruERn sAITnlk..skss.
In taking leave Of the Hquas,er Sovss.
eign It's former pro-sisvesy proprietoss-
Lsrey and Hinton, make the foliovins sis.
niicant confession
The once Of the Sqaat,er Sovereign has
passed into the hands Of other pubIishe,,.
In making this transfer. We experience no
inconsideEs6lc degree Of reluctance, but We
are thoroughly convinced that II 10 the onl,
step that we could take to cave ourselves
rom great pecunisry sacrifice. This We
could be unable TO sustain and pub ish
paper. We have repeatedly called upou
tile South Tor aid and our response he's been
moneyiess one. We were ct last reduced
10 one OF two sItcrnaiives-so sussenise
upon advantageous terms, OF 10 be carried
W storm and our arms snd eeuipmsais b..
como the properties Of war. We have
chosen the former. bel.ss.ng that no iu,,
reason existed Why we should losRes exceee
{ ufselves 40 IN emacialed specimes Of The
aRrstitude oi the South"
Houshernen are loud In the.s protsesio.s
u devotion 10 slavery and tbs u9s. Aosossd |
Institutions Of the 0eSth. but they dos's like
ne idsa VI backing UP their professions b |
any outlay u @oasy. They cen bIow ana
buster but cant - woat plank devs ~,hs |
eAdy."
Uadsr i.s nsw proprietor. The oquastsr
sovereign comss out mildly bit Armly in
svof OF = Free State"
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w SihaT ~. roast Nh- tn -r the Ial
living has been hant q n u b. IN.
gentleman o. shun. Il j. addr sd
pf NfTT. Ioaa. nay -. 1887.
Hon. JAMES J. LispLry,
Ny Dear Mr. - Ye.tesds, about 81.
o'clock p n, party OF lirty men, ,c,a
srmsd, from Jackson county. came into our
town and took possession of The Jail yard
before the r,iixsn. could POSSIBLY rally.
The captain II ,hs campsn, hen walked
raio the heat hall d The jsA lnd demanded
IT the Isilor'a ~,f. The sey, the Jallos, Mr..
Cook, being absent. the h, ,.ss refused;
the captain and .hst- a.sh then stepped To
wagon o' Ill. COMPANY got a siedge
hammer. and proceeded - IN inner iron
grated door. and commenced sraakinp the
locks By this time Sheriff Buchsnsn came
up. and number OF onr citizens had col.
leeted about the Court yard unarmed. On
sheriff immediately proceeded to the door
where they we're breaking the locks and
took the hammer from them,-but they re-.
gained II, and proceeded 10 demol,sh IN.
locke. and opened the door They took on,
Dsrger and Carol. tumbled them into ,he,,
wagon, and started tor jackson county. /,
70 here proper 10 mention that sheriff Blu.
chsnsn called upon all present TO assist him
IN defending the jail; y. were all unarmes
consequently could do nothing, as we had
not ten minutes time TO arm, ourselyes
The mob was not in possession Of the ,,il
yard more than ten minutes until they w.,.
putting the prisoners into the wagon. Mr..
Buchanan took hold OF garg.r, and nun.
Der Of citizens Joined, 10 prevent them from
putting him into the wagon. The mob
succeeded aud started for Jackson county,
stating they should hsng Barger. give Car.
roll mob trial. deal with him according 10
the decision Of their eour, and Jury. and
then would rid their jsii--lwo persons in
far horse s'saling-by taking the prisoner,
out. whipping them. and driving them %,
Of the country.
There seemed to be . manifest indIfier
ence on the part OF our people generally.
THIS mob came through Maquoketa in day. |
hehs, and Not person sen, q ,wa 10 give Us
womsnrs warning This !. offered a. an
excuse By many.
! % Jssa informed thst | ,rger and Car.
roll wsse both hung this n. rnlnr. " J..l.
ses county. Other report .ay Carroll i.
cot hung - yet.
] wSits 10 you ~ yo1 Con acted IN. ma,
ssution Of Berger 81 our la term OF c,a,,
Yeun, &C., LIN
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tvAsWIIls JeuaHAL.-'i no Evansville
(lnd) Josrnal hes recently been enlarged
end 4ss IN entirely new tyne. II il now
80 = - nsaisst papers in Iadissa, a. well
- ess q he @sss inGsen,iai. In viev q.
~ Ssst sAss he Journal was formssly under
~ eestssL ~ can probably pay !, no
hl0b~ ssapliasss sditoeially thss to ear
Il = - bsssss stiaei thas Il ever w.s h..
assi - sbiGy - ssaspsiss Of IL
s1nas. -. =. :. cAalsla, - ~ 49,,
- - - papes. nls1assls ~ spirie u
Dseops0 6wA1ah 1ssasviIls hss i,ea..
1isaagis11 snssg - yssaow eisiss ef|
49, w. $3.50
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1'lllAA ssAssoss. 'e.aA s'Al. s.As. :. syss.s /
w. N. AsAYMOND q CO.,
lsal Estate. Stock, Dsal aaA As.sy Dsshsss,
no. . ssAsr srasss, ssswsss - Ans -,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
wil boy end ssli rssl sssass on ssa.isstaa Isass
y vsss o. lcaa 0onsy unisoanbsfei ssal sesss -
'usy; Procsrs psnsicas; bay ssd ssll ssoeks bos1s
.e,oa q .s..s.a.as i.ss. .aa a. is.sisn q I.sa
sArranss 40 nsks ooilsesIoas In eli psfss Of The
M Psss.., .s.sss u cor ar~, ssi.s engaged
u the practice Of the lag, ell Professional business
trusted % our care Oil rses.v. sss.ps assssi,oa.
Adas y Ridd,s. ESQ. ci.esa.asi, ohio
Vcoanor Bro.
s%sil, csis.s { hasA.., s..l.s..
LAxkin, nanksr I"
sshn UhareA, q Libsssy susss, Nee York.
The special asssasion Of oil seeking " make JaAt.
cious tuvss In ksA Estate, isvtssd 70 Our liss
d Gay and ssrni Property
Inprsvs1 city Psspsssy.
i--Lot s. bioes Co. ~ fest froa,, fr..s aoass with
vide On ssst side, alley ~ fsss vids sossh ssd
~ 0fis, ssi lot 6, block q. tran. Loas. With
rooms, god veil, e'sssss Asd stable, fruit tssss
s-p.It q 5 4 u isl ! and . " Of iots, block 5,
ssurdsvsnts sddissos IS ssst froas; frame house
MI. q h,.,s =. ~. &c.,.
=, -. - @Ss "sss IT, sSsSs
bar.~s ~
asors .ss. Of sssaJ Frs.s sosss. ROOMS. cell.
sr.fs q lass :ads, block iis " Clsirss sdAi.
Brsdy ssa Psrry. ran. hoass 4 room, .sa~r v.ii
snd cSstsen
a. -
rooms Well sod ciess,o
g--n,.a, ..,.., ~, an
saest eesf iseh, ~ iest hont nev =
u.s>~-.--s ~ -
Ssss SSbV
T. s. 3, Lots o. o, H. block n fuIton = aidition
s-Lot o. block 10 Faitoas eddIton
t9-k of lot q hioek IA aas..s 49,.
- y = WV. % " 0's'fss saa's'"s'
s-Los ,, ., block d, IL Ctairs's aA1fties.
-
MAN,. ~ Lott " Nsesslls AsIasesh's ssd Fsrrsss
bio Tor 1..lassess % b osna siss.a sss s,,s ),
ms city Price, loo .ud teri. s.ay
81 at'ea' so'As10 fsss.
loo fest
.-p.r,o Of, " !. - :. ..a ..r, :, .sL a,
T-s ~ 80 = - saa 81. =! = SEC q
foosas, : liar, seii,Sc.
- .s.-. s.sesd .ia~s, ~ .sr.. Srossa Il als.
iron. p.ssapcss aud miisfreu Long drove. Avay
-
.s--,s ses aud &c .. 7 -. X I. scott CO., %
s s,,s saa .aana. s.'s' Nee too ''"f' a"sii'ss
! -. -. - .ss u, ~ y, ? z, se.u Co.
ss,..,.,.-a - NJ as 80 Hsal n"a-~ % nN Aor,
aap~ fwt
Locust street: under culsis suoa. -
. .ess''
i-sk ., sec u. To \, RI ". iso sers.. mile.
"sh and rolling prairie, vii msk- - Asslsnt farsa
f,ns R,.se q rraifs, With saanias ~.r, within hal
' " ""r''
-s n 81 = 80 81 se--k u, TAma count,
." sefss'
20. "s = Sos >, 20, IA scott county; .
s-w seis W i Sec II, I " N, u ~ w. y ,ssliir
,v-E kofsEl aud sslx.ss.A r q,
X. ~ = rrauhi,a =. Ia q ~ - v
kao' Sr.asiia esaa.y. ilS.1s...
-. dang. = rrssl ~ county. y, 80
80
. is.sn OFFS = Aad = OTIS !. Soc u. 10
- s'shshh county, iso serss.
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Hon. Jan. Bell, senator from New Hamp-
shire. died Les, week II Clifford. He was
an old Wing. and an unassuming unsspirisg
man. Hi ase was sixty.ave. BY his dsaeA.
seat in he Senate for four years becomes
vacant. The vacancy will be allied BY .
Republican Legislature.
Hon. And. p. Butler, Senator from South
Carolina, died last Monday evening. The
N. Y. Tribune thus spesks of hin. Ar.
Butler was appointed TO the Senate in is@7,
by Uov. Johnson, TO Gil the vacancy caused
by the death OF Hon. George NcDufhe, ana
has remained there ever since--ha''ng MT
Calhoun for his colleague INIT 1871 FOR
several years past Mr. d. has oeen Prom'-
nent as one Of the extreme Southern party
and was looked up 10 ~ . q odel OF the
.,ed cbiyslrv Of the Palmetto State
during the asst session Of Congress. he
nsmc wss brought prominently before the
people IN the assault upon Sen a,or sumner
1T at assauli having been committed BY
Preston >. Brsoks,a nephew VI Mr., Batter,
aud excused solely on the ground Of the
language used by Mr. Sumner in reply 10 .
pro. slavery speech made by The south Car
olina senator. Blu, time has made irapres-
sse changes. Mr.. Sumner, si,'r a pro
trss 90 confinement It the very estes OF the
grave, is once more restored 10 health,
whua the rash and impuls,ve nephew and
the venerable sncle sleep peacefully be-
n.a,h the soil Of the State Whose wounded
h8nr demanded such bloody stoncment.
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W donation of twenty shessssd dol.
lsfs hes recently bssa msas The Ohio We.
isysn Female College. lsea.sd Q. Dslsvsss
~ Mis- Aeassn. : yesas laAy Il vsslsI
asd pupil q The iaseisusie..
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- The sdisos oi ~ nacee Ca.
(0s.) bee bsss sssd r. lbel. 1aaaSss M
=. oaQooo. Ss sayiAg ssasehiae CssssosI
seose . - w. sseass6 = psy I Ill q
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JAcEsoH CouSTY viorLAScE COMMITTEE.
The Chicago Press thus slludes to THE
mot committee, after copying i,s resolu.
tions
We are cory to learn that these self.
constituted executors of the law are suf6
ciently nu0esous TO set the regular author-
tiles at defiance. They ~rested Clifford out
Of the hands Of the ssthorities after he had
been arrested for the murder OF lngle, and
before . trial Of his case could be had
Now they seek 20 cover their guilt BY
threats Of further violence. Il 10 possible
that well.mesning men may be wrought
upon By some case Of peculiar enormity ne
to Join in the lynching Of . criminal, bu,
they never could concoct resolutions breath.
ing 90 6erce and reckless 4 spirit % appears
in those above quoted. We trust the peace.
able. lsw-abiding citizens Of Jackson county
Will rouse themselves, and teach the Wig.
lance Committee" Q much-needed lesson 10
good citisenship.
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THE RIvkR.-From 81. Paul ~ st. Louis
the rivsr 10 reported falling fast. although
there 10 still plenty II water on the Rapids
for soats. The Missouri % falling fast, and
low water may soon be reported The St.
LOUIS In,elligsncer ssys business on the
wharf 10 getting very dull, and large num-
Der OF bosts are preparing to ley up. The
oostmen are predicting = very dull summer
season. There 10 but little life even at this
time In any Of the trades except the Upper
Mississippi. and il seems overcrowdsd with
boats
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RUA SALE m
". N. 1eAYRaOND 4 On.
AeOS Ess2ee sAgeaes.
% osaAy ssrsss.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
81 v...s 1ssss,. eessss Of sseosd ssd Iowa
ss-Lo. - sess toas M Ta.s usss,, ees,ee az
49, 80 80. $3.50 sseesss. saAyoakssS sab1ivssos.
A-vslsasls ssd 1sstsssis Hoes. ed Le.. .o,p.,
Of fsssy ssd sssiA sssss,s \ bsssaia.
UNIAPROvED CITY PROPERTY
49, as !e', corner Of rvsaaA cad Body sssss,s.
rid ssss. q ".s.s ires - b. sssas IA
ssass s'1'sson. hssss, sssa, Orchard good "a.
si-io ssrss In Eldr.as,. ..hs,v,.,o,. coo..-
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UNIAPROvED Farm LANDS.
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DAvsopess aes.-Ccopsstston DeGaeA .
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Under thishsad linn lied nu Der spceiai notice
~ii be Inserted 81 10 cents per tine each ins.rtor
= 5scts. per S~et.
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NEW N1'eDeeIaiI.,:;

Evil OF NEW GOODS
me- subscribers have jass received and are nov
- ofsning ii thstr sioss On Bssdy street.. b,tv.~n
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P'ovisioss,
Dried and
Green Hraits,
WeeAen and
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~ shich ss lasite the Att.ntioa III III. ma hlle a
soaid b. VERY happy TO Wait % ali Who MI go.
9Th their patronage. "so'
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