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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
German Constancv,

A RoMANcE.-On Monday last on the
arrival of the morning train from the East
two German girls stepped out of the cars
and were lmmediately y recognized by two
young men who were standing on the
platform, when they were clasped in each
others arms. Their emigration to this
country forms an interesting story. The
young men are natives of Wurtemburg,
Germany, and when in their native place
fell in love- with the daughters of veal
thy citizen, and their love was reciprocal
ted OH the part of the daughters. But
the attention of the youths, who were
poor, provoked the ire of the parents of
the maidens. They would not be dis
graced by the marriage of their daughters
to the two poor young men of Wurtem-
berg. Finding that the 'oId folks could
not be reeonciIed, they hit upon the fol-
lowing plan, forming a sacred agreement:
The young men would leave Wurtem-
berg, and come to the United States, and
earn money, when, having earned enough
they would send for the objects of their
affection, they declaring 'constancy till
DEATH The young men came to Amer
lea, and by the pursuasion of some
friends who had proceeded them to this
country, they settled down to hard labor
in Amberson's Valley, some miles distant
from Shippensburg. After working about
a year, they accumulated the means ne
cessary 10 convey the idols oftheir hearts
from Germany to America, and immedi-
ately dispatched it to them, spending
many sIeepIess nights in anxiety for their
arrivah' On monday last their cup of
joy was filled, for their loved ones reach
ed them in safety, and in health. They
left home unknown to their parents, and
came alone four thousand miles, without
meeting an acquaintance, till they en-
braced their lovers at the depot in Ship
pensburg. [Shippensburg (PG) News.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
NUMBER 80.
United States TrE-Weekly Mail
Line TO ViCksbWrg.

Gs9aA 3 From New Orleans to Vicksburg-
lEEssE For Donaldsonville, PlaQuemine,
ssSzzE1 Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara, Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez,
Waterproof, Rodney, St. Joseph, Grand Gulf
Warrenton and Vicksburg.
Princess, Capt. HOLMES, Tuesday, at 5P. M.
mcRea, Capt. CANNON, Thursday, at S, P. M.
NatcheX, Capt LEArHERs, Saturday. as5R.M
The above mentioned splendid passenger pack
cts will leave on their regular days, without fail,
at the hour appointed. A bu siness entrusted to
their care vii be promptly and faithfully attend
ed TO. Freight taken for Yazoo, if consigned 10
w. NJ. Shaw, the agent of the boats at Vicks-
burg who will forward it without delay and with
out any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for any let
ter or package, containing money, iewelry, or o"
ther vauables, unless regular bills Of lading are
taken, specifying the contents and value, and the
freight paid; nor for any vauables deposited with
the clerk by the passengers or contained in their
baggage.
GF The PRINCESS passes Plaquemine for
New Orleans every Sunday morning-the Nc
REA every Tuesday morning-and the MATCH
EZ every Thursday morning. oct11
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
Labor Saving Soap.
ODDS AND ENDS.

A writerin Watertown (New York; paper
riYas the names of six residents OF Jefferson
and st. Lawrence countless. whose aggregate
wealth amounts to $9,85O,0O0. The 4iane OF
Geo. Parish, of Ogdensburgh, stands at the
head of the LIST, at six milliSns Of dollars.
Singular Punsshment.- The middle ages
in France, person convicted ofbeiEg calum-
niator, was condemned to place himself on his
aIl fonrs, and bark like dog for quarter Of
an hOnr. If this custom were adopted at the
present day. there would be some bow-wow-
ing.
A Paragraph aboat Royaly.--The Empress
Of Austria Is again Interesting" The Sultan
ofTurkey has given il TO be understood that
he wishes no longer to be addressed officially
as The Sublime Porte, but as "dis Highness,
the Sultan" We viii endeayor 10 recoliect
that Queen Victoria expects TO increase the
Royal family in early spring.
An Nem.-vBY the report of the President
aud Directors of the Maryland State penitens
tiary, we observe that there are 40T conviets
confined therein. A table giving the oecupas
tons of the prisoners prior to their conviction,
mentions sixty eight different professions, but
slaong the whole tsere is not one PRIMER.
Seminary Barnt-The Female Seminary
az washington, Wilks county, Ga, erected
twenty yeasa age, ,at cost Of 8 $4,000, and ino
surea ~ ne Southern Mutual for $4,000, was
Gotally aessFoyea.bg ths FIRE on Thursday night
There ia.alibsl suit poiue On III New York
between two genilemen Who are nrofaasional
musicians. ORe George Andrews leader Of
lhe chorus 40 tbe Broadway Tahernaele' s,,es
VIC. West for making public hia ODinioi, that
ehs said Andsaws was avery poor sintrer ,Tha
aamsges are laid at only $l0geo.
II takes four things to make the real gentle.
nan. You must Be q gentleman 10 your prin.
:fpfes, gentleman in your taste, gentleman
IN your manners, and gentleman ia your per-
son,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
Modern Novels.

The New York Observer is out on what
it calls the mob of novels that have flood
ed the country within the last three years
or so, mostly written by women. 1t has
been lately told that the demand for these
books and their sale has almost ceased,
and thinks the fact should encourage the
ladies TO stop. 60 out washing, it says
to them, take in sewing, attend to the
children, nurse the sick, do anything hon
est and useful, but stop writing wish
washy, namby-pamby, milk and water,
sentimental love stories.'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
now to Prevent Scarlet Fever.

A writer in the Post says that glo-
bule of Belladonna taken avery morning
by each and every member Of a family,
adults, children, servants, all inmates,
will certninly prevent the spread of this
dreadful disease (scarlet fever) in every
household that may adopt it, as certainly
as vaccination will prevent the small
uox. Ten cents will purchase a years
supply Of any of our Homeopathists. |
trust all who have this dreadful disease
in their neighborhood will try this simple
experiment, and those who do not fnd
il true, I hope will say 50 through your
paper, that this matter may be fully tested
and established throughout our country
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A First Glass Family Newspaper
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NEITHER labor nor expense will be spared
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Harper's Weekly will contain full and inn
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It will chronicle the leading movements of the
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The Publishers have made arrangements with
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ductors to avail themselves Of ample selections
from the best and most healthful literature of the
Old World. In addition to this they will keep
a vigilant eye upon the issues of the English,
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paper under their charge.
Harper's Weekly is not intended in any way
to supersede or take the place of Harper's New
Monthly Magazine. Each Periodical will con-
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other.
Harper's Weekly will contain Sixteen pages
Of the size of the London illustrated News, each
Number comprising as much matter as an ordi-
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w. SCARBOROUGH.
A0ETEEE o.. D11.

AUESIGLSI 90 D1zs853lIGs :
SUCCESSORS TO HIRAM STGLERO
TTAVING formed themselves into partnership,
II are prepared to carry on the same line Of
business, heretofore carried on in said establish.
ment, such as general
WheeIrIght, Blacksmith, HOrse-
shOeimg, DC.
Also-Locksmith, Iron Railing and Fancy Iron
Work for Graveyards.
R-We will also attend to tie putting up and
repairing of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Saw
Mills and Corn Mills. Terms liberal.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of our
friends and the public generally.
w. SCARBOROUGH,
deco7 ACHIILE ST. DIZIER.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

pPDr. Kane, on his Arctic expedi-
ton outward bound, used the following
daily prayer, to wit: 'Lord accept our
gratitude, and bless our undertaking.
After all hope of further explorations
ceased, and the only effort was to get his
party back home, the prayer was chang
ed, and read thus: Lord accept our graf
itude, and restore US to our homes
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

~ The other day MIS-. Sniffkins be-
ing unweIl, sent for a medical man, and
declared her belief that she was poisoned
and that Mr.. Sniffkins did it.
4 didn't do it, shouted Sniffkins. Its
all CANNON, she isn't poisoned. Prove it
doctor-open her on the spot-I am will
ling
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Reretpts.
Cracker Pie

Cracker Pie.
AS apples are very scarce in many sections
Of the country, ] think the housewife will
find the following recipe for making an apple
pie out of crackers, very acceptable. For
common size baking plate, take four of the
square or six of the round crackers, a teacup-
ful Of sugar, and teaspoonfull OF tarctic
acid; break the crackers into pint of water,
add the sugar and acid and finish as an app'e
pie Cor. Rural Ne.c YorEef.
Fruit in Jelly,
Put in basin half pint of calf's foot
ie'ly, and when il has become stiff, lay in
bunch OF grapes with the stalks upwards, or
fruit of any kind over this put a.few vine
leaves, and fill up The bowl with warm jelly !;
let it stand till next day, and then set the
bowl in water mp to the brim for moment,
then turn ont carefully. IL is an elegant look
ing dish.
Diarrhosa in Sheep,
have fund rock salt TO be an effectuaI
corrective. For field stock, Jumps Of il must
be pui into "box trougis," with only one side
open. which must always be turned away
from the wind, on account of the rain.--Cor
London Field.
Labor-saving Soap.
Dissolve Il quarter of pound Of lime in o.
gallon Of cold water, then tpke off the clear;
dissolve half pound Of salsoda in quart at
water, and mix it with the clear lime water
One pound of brown soap dissolved in gaI''
ion Of water is then 10 be added 10 the clear
iiauor formed with tile sal-soda and lime
water, and this forms the soap. ibis soa
soap is excellent for boiling white linens; II
removes all grease that is in them, because ii
contains an excess of caustic lye. About one
quart Of II is sufficient for boiling clothes in
tcn-gallon copper. A quantity Of this may be-
made up and kept for constant use.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
Cure for Eelons on the Fingers

The Scientific American says: The
past year we have known the spinal mar
row of an OK or cow applied by three diff
ferent persons, with the most satisfactory
result, in relieving pain and securing
cures of their felons. The spinal mar
row should be applied for every fourhours
for two days
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

'Sambo, what We tink bout de worle
comm to an end dis year,
'Dar, go away, niger. Ye knows
nothin' tall aboutit. How can dis worle
hab an end when it be ronnd!'
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RTDW EWR RTITVRa!

TUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati,
q per steamers VIM Noble and Susquehana-
fine assortment of Mahogany and Walnut
Armoirs, Bedsteads, Misses Bedsteads;
Breakfast and Dinner Tables, Gard Tables,
Extension Tables. Desks, Washstands,
Cribs, Lounges, Office Chairs
Wicker-bottom Chairs;
Rocking Chairs, &c.
From New Orleans per steamboat Capitol
Bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Cane Bottom Chairs,
ChildFen's Chairs,
And fine assortment of
ChiIdren's Carriages
decor WlLbEhl
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

His style shows the man. Whether il
speaking or writing, a gentleman is al
ways known by his style.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

b. Great men never effect anything
it is your three cent folks that put on ali
swells, and put on the pomp.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
Crinoliue Done FOR,

The last news from Paris is, that the
Empress Eugene appeared in the streets
recently without any hoops.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

In Russia when Cossack is at all ex
traVagaat, they say, hes eating his can
die at both ends
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

There are about 1900 cells in a square
foot of honey comb, 5000 bees weigh a
pound.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

"The population of indianapolis
Ind, is 10000. Nine years ago it was
only 1000.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07

@There are two things man rare.
ly forgets-his first love and his first ci
gar.
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T., GABRIEL,

5A'AAsSs's Infornle a ses amis ct aux pub
lie en- general, quill Went d'our'
M @rir une A R, ct tient des neil
SSSa% 80 - leur Liqueur quill peut Sc procu'
rer pour satisfair sa clientele. II tiendra fO1'
iours sa bonne renomme de Biere ct Cider %
Normandie. Jano4
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I'D O R

BBBR 8A600@e
eap The undersigned informs the public
that he has opened BAR in connection
- with his Saloon for the sale Of ALE and
CIDER. where he will always keep the most sll-
uerior Liquors and Segals, as well as Ale andCi-
Lar. Call in at No 10 Main street, opposite Lave
81 Stable. jan31 !. GAPtIEL- 'll1
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ElAkEMORE A LANES.
DSskers,
Dealers n Gsrelgn 81 Dsneslie

EXCHANGE
ussssrest osah Nssss. slssa 4 sSssss Csss
AND LAMB MAWRASTH
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE
- cesetssa IL Nsresniil. paper ssd r..aiit shs..
hsas ,h ~. 1as 81 sl "lsat fce II e'sals..,s IN
ssLt drains ga East.rn sitl..
Lad Warrants hssaxhf, sutd AID Assasea Fer
eas.si sisaon sssl ." The pnchsss asd sale IL Is~
ehsy -.
hxli Ghrcks nn New Yafl. Hs..i.m rllssa.l
PMS, baltimore, Washington atts. rttshars 1sa
70 .a,, rsTehassr. A.", kastlias French and 0ss
saia sad silver tsAn. bsash and ss.a
- tinss ssrs an Chicago y, fs.ais sni S.~ Y..,k
u tl~ h.~s.t rates. s".
- Mohsy nlsan Real k.s.,, ..eu,gt,.. ,,..cs..,
st = ANAL aoslinisslAn
ortntesest siiss~a an a~ps~i,s t.h.,
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TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
Il An . Az Z N n -,
once Hr.as "a, s,~r s-csaa and Third
FFER FUR SALE THI FOLLOWING
- valuable kssl ESTATE
CRY fnDFRRTY IN pAvKHrpRT
asa:s an! i., On THIRD street, srsE the cf
ssz La. On III. south see, eosser Of fcur,A ana
~ Ia. :, North Davenport, between r~rr, .Ha
An the Ass,e lot. arc well si,uA,~d, anl In parts
= ihe cas, me. RAPIDLY Improving. aud gill be ssld
FARMING LANDS IN JOHNSON COUNTY
sscfsE s,sMr IN naass ., vss, y aerss
tsfNE = y, T y, n: keass :, see, - .er~.
SS ~ $3.50 $50 = ! ..ss.s. zee, ssser'.
RON HAs~npaft IA lows CITY
CLINTON COUNTY
Mae hundred ssfes at prairie and ninety Of
sn., Citation euaaty, n~sr Ns rNilrsAa al rAsass
~,d ~.ss ~sasr~d
The shsss property wiii ss se,a On liberal terra.
SCOTT COUNTY.
sssy drst rate land, veil inapf.s, I'd With
god heas~s Win ~ ssiA ~ bargain.
os~ hundred asdsxty serss snampr.s~a land. t~s
asa YES si.ss sFsss iisseap"s,' Vel ..,.a.s ''
ssas haadred and ssxts ser~s, asr mil~- asfh
from hiekasy 0rsse VERY ehcer land
roWEsHlGE COUNTY.
r~s haaar-a and an, ser~. aa~ prairie i.sa tao
mile. Rsrth af Mans~sasaa, tbs casualty ssat
NEAR DAVENPORT
oa- and hall ails fresa eeart Hass~ Ga the
saaa. WITH superb ve~. ~ river and Ffsun.ilnx
~saa,rs SNAIL fsrm n forty ass serss under IN.
slxL~-i state - euisis and veil surred ~lth
Fruit The ersatiisl ssn. la tk- slclait,
the sssg
skykS An.gs FROM DAVENPORT
A farm .f slxt> srres fsrtk under eaittx .tt.x
tw~ai, OF tisaeef f~Iltns stream ruas ,hro
II VII ~ .alt very cheap
NkAk WALtuTr
k,shts ser-s ehs,ace prairie al a esss.in.
NORTH nAvESrspMr
A hxauttful A.. acre .st mAt..sff
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.ssasss,s Sselsss n
Crseealnk lsss, -, csoepa g.,
As~@,. foe the sal. Of
HseeiNo co.. Cnl1nRArxn puaE
V1sl01 p10o1 sA1uA
eat. FAIRBANKS SCALES.
WR SMALL KEEP COnorANrLy On
a:as =! :s. .s q = .ssa u c; CO.
~ - Lssss snd parchasrrs vfl andepr gueAs l. e
9TH. h~s' aral'ts and vsrraa'eA sssIa ' ss~pis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P0RfO RICO,
~ ciariaed, Crushed and rswdvvsd
MOCHA, JAVA, ALSO
l - orsssa Css%. aud ksssnes d CoGss
IMoLAssEs-NE ORaaANe. oUoAn
i - House aud syrup
ITgAs.lMrERlAL YOUNG nysoN. GUN
= fowbkk aud Hsrs T~ss
\PNEs--PEPPER, ALLaPlCI. CHINA
~ MON, Caves. u,as~r nasssra ssd Nss.sr.
<soAPs--fANcy AND TOILET. FAMILY
~ Erasiye sud Castillo
I ,ANpLEs-sPIlM. ADAMASrrNE STE:
~ RIM sssr and Tsna~
|nILs-sPERM, SOLAR, LARD Rank
" Ra~in. IiHs~~d and Osv~
PAINTS WHITE LEAD AND ZINC
! faints
I ,iaARs-RAvAKA. GERMAN . AAERl.
1,oBAcco~NAruRAL LEAF, VIRGINIA
and smoking
YEAsr POWDERS Of VARIOUS BRANDS
! ssd k,ads
4 sANDlEs-AseORfED q FANCY. 0Uh
~ aud lemon provs, Lssssess
DRUNEs IN GLASS JARS, nOx4o AND
= harrrls turcn. FIG rssss end csrvssss
"a 4 nj ~ - - a a
! SORTED sase. rspp~r ssacs.
IlowpER sHoT. LEAD AND cars "
ell kiad. and sises
STARCH CORN, PEARL AND FAMILY.
Nurs-ALNoNps BRAZIL, GILDERrs.
- f~s, teesn, u Mainais and Cscua
MstNs-M. X. q LAYER, WHOLE AND
~ halt sescs saasna and Malaga
(MosoLATE-cocoA, BRoMA, PARMA,
- TAras~s Mhrsa~n 0riss and Osa nssa
SALT--kANAMHA, SYRACUSE. YUnwv
~ lslsnd. ti,~rps-el blown end 0rssna Aass
rEMEN T--LOUlavll.LH AMI UTICA
" fl.ssertas Mar. stsees elassss. nsiuouAss and
'sai"-.s s-is Ash three tone IA sssss aud O..
llAskErs- MARKET HALF To ONE AMI
- sue hall ea.hrl. corn and tsoshss
Nf0pKN WARE-rUBe. PAlln, WA0n
w hasa. ,a1na.. Mos. Aas nsaSss, A<
4 soRpAGE-MANiLl.A, yUrI. mRMP o
><teitea tsrsiase " ell sses
l.>lSn- -MAckEkEL, SALMON q WHITE
] t'-h Trout ca-iash end susAsd nsnses
GLASS WINDOW GLASS. ASSORTED
~ s,s~- Tumhlsr., JArs and b~mtbsAss
RRiMsr"NE SULPHUR, SALT, DOaAx.
ID hise
.MArcngs-rlEscE . 90, AND sr.
lvl ,1ui.
plrgs FANCY T. D. AND STONE.
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NEW ENGLAND
nuaaal ~ lassrasee Csapaay.
essa6eesAsa ......... lsA1.
NJ lrrnmnnnnian~ 0aepA 1 lNar a - -

Net Aessnslalieos, nassA |. lSs', sl.soAeol
WILLARD PHILLIPS rss.ss-a,
D sTkvkks. Secretary.
JOHN HOMANs, Csssahsss Ply siciaa,. .Rssson
= = rMoMsssS, Exasaanies fh, s,sasa. .issv~af-ssi
kpwARp ALpKN, Assn.
lsay~hpstt, l.xa
Refer 10 JAm~s x Aslls, ESQ Who has .samiasd
The s.s,.meui ii the rsmrshs, sssa .lli sis. an,
Information desired Ia he Reliability
AR ALDEN WOULD SAY IT. Ills
AVA Ir,sads IN bA,saissu and sseinis thai he hes
h~ea appc4ated aseni ~ the seeve tssmpAny. and
assuv~s them thai this " s.f~ AAsd rviAsi~ Gosa
psny, hetag sae II The sidess ~ he uait~d sssass
Ikese Usshtns ~ effect Insurance 90 their live.
d. ~ applying 81 I've s0lxe u the aosai
Northwest c.sa~r Msia and s~cssaa str~sss, Ias~a
post, up sssir. kDWARb ALDEN,
Agent Ne~ kasissd Mutual Lite Insurance a..
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w l.. BARBER 4 co,
Law, LAND AND LOAN oeHNG,

WE OYER FOR SALE TINE FOLLOW
w ING kssl ESTATE, va
CRY PROPERTY
sol peable Aousc on Eighth street. one loa
wet from 6snes street ten rooins cellar under main
building, good eisterh 10 sard whole froas thirty
tesi h1uee new and now undsr rent ffvsu naomth 70
mouth Price s2ooo, part 90 tine. os y, - eaeh
No. House ca Sixth stress, bsswssa Hassisun
AID RlpeY Lot soxiJo Houss - lest front, cellar
.nd good s's'era-vsry eligible rtses ~ 30 lower
Tor cash
uSIMPRovED LANDS
rarroaEdsa by cultivated fsrins 4 NE u aad
Sc y, sec 81, T -, RAJ as per see
NJ 10 acres In Harrison county. Cheles pssl
re near assrcAm u water M aad y D
cas- iiv NE =, see ~, 7 u, Nal = per sess
Se /. leo ssres Ia Story county SEA &c g.
I -, q u per acre
NJ . leo acre. In Story county NEk, sse -
sl X - tsper acre
No leo acre. In Minnesota Tstrts0ry HWh
a1d NV \ s~s ; 7 tos RS " Nh Asr =
40 = ~ acre. In Minnesota Territory WAN
aud n W sw \ eco n 7 lee Row -
Ger acre
No . ~ asrss In AillssoiA TERRITORY EkeE
sec u I ios, Re $50 yer acre.
No ~ - aSrss ~ rstlawotAmis county love-
W sw X ssc ,, r. ~, km, W ensO psr srrs
Nc II toscres 10 Postavosaunie eoenty MA
"a sss ;, r., RSW $50 per acre
~ l. - acres In Tsana county SsNW
sse u, Sc kidM o per acre
No - - sxrss IN rsNA eoesss wSsEs
sse 9, 20, Ri3W $40 Per scr~
NJ a y. scra. IN TAna county kSswA
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

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