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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-22

Jacob fIaightst al

To Charles w. Haight-Sir: You will hereby
take notice that there IL now on file in the on
Of the Clerk OF the District Court in Cedsr couu
ty, and State Of Iowa a petition of willard rau-
mond and Hiram Hammond. in which yourself !.
made party defendant together with Jacob A.
Haight aad Jacob Hsight; in which said petition
they said petitioners pray that by detEcs 81
said Court their title may be quoted asd forever
put to rest against all person. whoRsoe'sr. es-
cept the lawful heirs and assigns of said petition
ersin and to the following described tract "r T.
eel Of land. TO wit: Being the ives, half Of to-
southwest quarter Of section thrty-two 49, IN
township No. eighty one tsD in range Nc tvu
west Of the 5th principal meridian and 3,h
ing eighty acres more or less; said land. = i.
situated in Cedar county aforesaid Thai ~ '.r
lAth day Of March, A. ID. 1854, said petitioners
purchased the above described land ~ the Saii
defendant, Jacob A. Haight. who was thea a1Nrs
a. guardian, and MAS acknowledged - such ley
the said County Court of said couaty OF 'daf, Il
yourself and the said defe ndant Jacob hal.htaad
and nat the said Jacob A. Haight sold sad az
BY order Of said Court.
And unless you appear and answer 70 SAID PEI
ton on or before the 18th day Of April A. j.
1887, judgment will be rendered against YOU, N
accordance with the prayer Of said petitioner,
You are further notified that the Sheriff OF &C.
dar county returned the above notice into t"uFI
endorsed, defendant not found" You are there
fore notified that unless you appear and answer
to said petition or before the second dn} OF th@
September term Of said District Court, to Nj
the 18th day Of September. A. d. l,57, iudEmfh,
will be rendered in accordance It'll the prayer "'
said petitioners. SPICER 4 MCCAIN,
3iwt Solicitors for retitioa'3..
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PETIT JURORS.


1t seems highly probable that M.jo,
Rollins 10 elected Governor Of Missouri BY
. majority Of several hundred votes
But even lift should turn out that he il
defeated by triAing majority, the FAC.
will still remain that the "Nstional he.
mocracy" Of the State have fallen not far
from ten thousand behind the vote thrown
for Buchanan last fall. In either ease,
Missouri has been revolutionized, and
aud can never sink back into the slough
of ruffian rule from which she has 50
calamity emerged. Rollins was the PEG.
pies candi late, and ran independent Of
all party affiliations. Emancipation came
in as a side question, but was not prop
erly an issue, any farther than the policy
advocated by Rollins might ultimately
lead to that result. He boldly faced cor.
tingency, and that was all. The use
made of the question in the canvass prob
bly, did him more harm than good. But
it is to be noted that when it was pro-
claimed through all the border counties
that Rollins election would be an aboli.
ton triumph, the border men were not
thereby deferred from going to the polls
aud voting for him. They had had e
nough of rufiianism, and with that Stew.
art was thoroughly identified. They had
come to the conclusion that the people at
large had rights and interests - well -
the Shareholders, and they were determin-
ed that the one should be protected and
the other advanced. This was the pop
ular feeling throughout the State
"Free labor" was the talismanic phrase.
The agitation Of the question Of "enan-
cipation" had awakened the State from
its lstbsrgy, had caused large influx
ofpopulation, and the people, beginning
to see symething Of what its future might
and ought to be, went for the wishes in
this regard. Thoroughly awake now
as she is, it is impossible that Missouri
should ever sleep again.-Chi. Press.
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The results of the labor of more than
1000 men, continuously employed upon
the Great Eastern, are showing them
selves more evidently every day. The
arrangements for launching the Great
Eastern are rapidly progressing, and it
is now expected that this important
event will take place during the spring
tides of October.
The Toronto Globe says it is stated,
on the authority Of reliable private ad-
vices from London, that the Grand
Truak Railway are endeavoring to effect
negotiation with the proprietors Of the
Great Eastern, by which that stupendous
wonder Of modern art shall make three
trips to Portland, remaining some weeks
there on her first voyage, to enable per-
sons to inspect her, and appreciate the
wendrous magnitude Of its machinery,
and tho elegance and perfection Of its
finish.
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New Ork, August 10.
A collision occurred on Long Island
Sound this morning, between the steam-
er Metropolis, Of the Fall River line, and
the propeller j. A. Harris, hence for
New London. The collision occurred
between Falkland Island and New
Haven. The Harris sunk almost imme-
diately. She had on board rs persons,
passengers and crew, of whom Is went
down with her. -r
The Metropolis lay by the spot until
daylight, in the hopes Of saving more,
but saw nothing. The accident occurred
in consequence Of the Metropolis mis-
taking the propeller for schooner, she
having sails out and no head light. A
passenger on board the Metropolis died
Of apoplexy soon after the accident.
A meeting was held on board the Me-
tropolis, and q committee appointed to
collect subscriptions in behalf Of the suf-
ferers, who promptly raised S4S5. The
night was clear and moonlight.
An incident is related of woman
seen struggling in the water, supporting
her infant child in her arms. A rope
was thrown to her which fell within her
reach, and with which she might have
saved herself by relinquishing her hold
upon her child. She saw the rope,
pressed the child ID her breast, and sank
forever
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At our iast advices from Kansas, the
Deputy. Marshall Of Douglas County vas
on his way to Lawrence with upwards Of
Fifty warrants in his pockets, for tho ar
rest of the most prominent Of the Free
State men there, aud probably they are
III duraBce now, as no resistance was
contemplated, OF course, they are not
arrested for merely taking steps towards
the organization Of city government.
The design Of Walker and the Admins
tratisn is to leave the people without the
leaders to whom they have been accus-
toned to look for guidance, at a most
critical period in their affairs, and to
compel them to vote under the bogus
statutes il they vote at all. We shall
await the next intelligence from Kansas
With painful selicitu3~. = T.cr.f., f'rcss.
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I'D VE IL II L s. - II.


IT, CAappeWd TrOoDes u Msmooosa"
We spoke, few days ago, about the
Chippcwas making . disturbance and
robbiny the settlers on Run River. We
have learned some additional particulars.
A party Of fftccn Chippewas, from
the Mile Lac Devil Lake, country,
headed By Ka-buc-s-tcc, came south
about the middle Of July, and visited
the camp Of j. r. King, U. 8. Deputy
Surveyor, on Rum River, situated about
six miles southwest from Cambridge.
There was but one man in the camp At
the time, the rest Of the company being
absent surveying. The intrudcrs helped
themselves to whatever they wanted ;
and rs there was a quantity Of liquor
there, they seized and drunk it, also cab
baging and swallowing flask Of vinegar,
which partly neutralised the effect Of
their grog rotations. They then bid
their host "good bye and continued
their march. =. b.. E.-. .....
At Cambridge, . week after, they
robbed = man Of jewelry, household
goods, &C., to the amount Of $500, and
passed on without resistance. At St
Francis they stole an entire stock Of
goods from shoemaker, and decamped ;
and this thieving within the limits Of the
town! The wretches seem like another
extemperized band Of outlaws-like the
mWrderers of Ink-pa-du-ta. 1t il feared
they may make accessions from some Of
their disaffectcd fellows on the upper
branches Of the Rum River.
Mr. King is now in this city, having
come down to procure provisions, &C.,
for the use of his plundered party. He
informs us that many young men who
have made claims in that vicinity have
been compelled to leave them through
fear Of the prowling Indians The &C.
vernment should do something immedi-
ately for their property.-& Pau Times,
Sh inst.
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Mr. Martin Perkins, Of Dover, New
Hampshire, made wsgeT Of $50, on the
18th ulti,no, that he could haul wagon
weighing two hundred and thirty pounds,
with man 10 it weighing one hundred
and sixty pounds, two miles, inside Of
twenty-five minutes. The ground to be
gone over being hard road to travel,
two to one was freely offered that he
would not do the distance inside Of the
time, with but few takers. He went 70
his work ut six o'clock PM, aud accom-
plishcd the feat in twenty-five minutes,
thus winning by three minntcs
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rIPrON BUSHES DIRECTORY.

Triton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange O3ccs.
wM. II. TUfHrLL, Dealer In Kxehanss.
\. \. nOBS0ls, CsA~ Cosasy Sank.
ST j.. Lad Agcncles.
u. Q. PIATT. oeasrsi Land Agent. {. f. Ee
GEO. WHISTLER, Surveyor and Land Agent.
Insurance Agency.
WELLS sPIC8R, Agent Of the Aetna. the Phenis,
the Iowa State Mutual, and the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
..',. Attomeys.
II. c. PIArr, g. 4. BIssELL,
SPICER 4 1oCARN, J.W. BAGLEY.
Physicians 4 Surgeons.
CHAMBERS 4 TURNER, ". r. COwAN.
J. SMITH, (Rochsster.) J. D. MCCLURE.
80 DRY Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLRs swErLAND, General Dealer.
KIsEk, CREW TURNER, do.
J. L. RAY X Co., do.
3. CHILDs 4 Co., Groceries & wooden Ware.
Tailoring.
CAsAD GILMoRE, Manufacturer Dealer.
KisIs. GREW TURNER, DO.
+. NAHONY 4 Co., TAilors 4 Cutters.
Drugyists.
sEiaAKr 4 ScSISHIx, Drassi.;: and FSsrn..
Missellaneoss.
n. II. TULLOss, Permanently located Dentist.
WIN. BAGLEY, Manufactares and Dealer In rurn-
.. L. fOULK, Manufacturer Of Tin Ware.
W. G. METZ, House Sign and Ornamental Painter.
and Paper-Hanger.
JNO. II. BTRELEY, Dealer In Lumber.
DAN. HARRAss, Meat Market.
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The result is still doubtful, neither
party claiming the victory very conf
IDENTIFY. The Republican Of Friday last
gives returns from all except eight Of
the counties in the State, which foo. up
39,974 for Rollins, and 30, 632 for Stew
art, leaving Rollins 343 ahead. The
Republicans thinks Stewart ought to
overcome this majority in the counties
to be heard from, but the Democrat
thinks otherwise. 1t says:
"By the Repxbiican' showing, the
counties of Dent, Pulaski, Putnam, Mer-
Ger, and Newton have given votes that
cannot possibly be borne out by official
returns. We look for large reductions
and gains in these counties. In the
counties to hear from, making all allow
ance for frauds, and counting them at
what they will no doubt be reported Gas
the Republican and Leader have already
fixed the figures at which they ,rM come
inn, and deducting this from the ascer-
tanned majority of Rollins, and we still
think him elected by more than three
hundred majority"
The st Louis intelligeneer of last Sa-
turday says
The sun breaks brightly on Missouri
to-day. 1t beholds, We think, State
redeemed from many years of darkness
and misrule. The prospects Of Major
Rollins for two days rested under " dis
astroas twilight" 1t amounted almost
to total eclipse. But yesterday the
doubts again began to give way, and to-
day We feel that We can announce the
absolute certainty of success"
The st Louis Democrat Of the 18th,
says Major Rollins has been suffering
very severe illness at his residence, in
Boone County, but is now in state of
rapid convalescence.
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At the Republican State Conven-
tion, held at Iowa City, on wednesday,
the 10Th inst, RALPH p. LOWE, Of
Lee County, was nominated for Governor,
and OgyIN FAvILLE, Of Mitchell County,
was nominated for Lieutenant Governor.
We will give full proceedings next week.
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GE ORGE WHISTLER

COUNTY SURVIVOR AND GENERAL LANE Acr~r
TiPrON, IOWA.
MILL attend promptly TO all business res,;,
w ing an A gent, such As
FayinE Taxes. Locating Land warants,
buying 4 Selling ON Commission. 4
Giving I.formatioH Respecting
Land In this County.
6TOmcs in the Court Mouse oprosite IN. Es.
cerders Otfice
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A RETIRED PHYsIcIAN. rs

a AETI1ED PHYoICIAM rs years Of age hav-
,as his faher two Brothers, Daughter Son in il.
sunrTios, and suffering with CssxA him.-M Set.r-
mined 10 visit the East Indies Egypt and Japan vher.
answered Prsrsst,re and Csrtsia Cure for Gold,
Svnusns, nsonchts, CeRssMStiss, Nervous DEBILITY
so A"hma- HIS cough vas cured Immediately; he re :
cured his Rsafsrss, who inherited the disease
pscce curing thousands Of cases considered hopaless
".ne sor ths parpsse Of rescuing As many Of his
; :. 'eno~ pe,nes ~ possible he il sending his Re-
AND the balance printing. address Dr. HEATH
spfng street, opposite ST. Nicholas HOTEL New YerI
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MUsCATINE, Aug

MUsCATINE, Aug. IL.
/. Wheat, spring, 9Oa05; winter. l,OOa
100. Flour, q, $3.50 90. Corn, SOas5.
Oats, 6Oc. Potatoes old, 600. new 1915,
Eggs 15c. Butter, s0c. Smoked hams,
sugar cursd, 15al7c. Shoulders, l2ac.
Clear sides, l5c. Hides, green, &c; dry
nint, 12c. Lumber S2Oa35 per 900 #.
DAVENPORT, Aug. IA.
Wheat per bu., $685.; Oats 5Oc.; Corn
S0c.; Flour, supcr6ac, per Dbl. SC, 90;
Corn meal per bu. s0c.; Potatoes per bu.
81, 90; Butter &c; Eggs l5c.; Prairie
hay So; Timothy $40.
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On morning Of July last, passengers
between Manchester and Lawrence, Mass,
in the first train wore astonished TO IN
COUNTS quite . snow storm, which was
visible 10 20 many witnesses there could
be NJ mi.t.k. a. I, the f.e<
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STATE ~ IOWA, CED:-U COUNT.
To David Hewitt

STATE Or IOWA, CEC:U >0i.Ff.
To David Hewitt
Sir: Yon are hereby notified thai there ~ no.
on file, In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of Me PstTe'
Court in said Cedar County petition Of r. Gregg
4 Co, claiming Of you Three hundred and t~"''
six dollars and twelve cents and interest - MOI
ey due them from you. on two prom'ssort hot'F.
executed aud delivered by YOU To them. "o'+' -
Salem, Ohio, ON the 18th day of oetehe', ;.
1854 one for one hundred and sixtr-three dollars
and twelve cents, pay able fsnr months afitf a'tf'
and this other. for one hundred and sixty thF''
dollars, payabls six months after date, thas yen
have been returned mot found; that your prop
erty has been attached and that anIess you apes,
and answer thereto, on or before the first dsN ~
the next term of said Court default will b. ehl",.
ed against you, and judgment will be rendered
against you thereon.
Dated this 18th dsy of April, 4. u. M
r $ = DANIELS
$. ". YorNe, Ar Ter 49,
.s~i Gleth pi Dist 'purt.
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Go nn0 AGENTS WANTED either Ladies
eD-9UUO or Gentlemen, in every town and
county In the United States, to engage in q ger.
teel business BY which they can make from $1,000
sing stamp, 4. A. DEWEY, 4 CO..
Roy Isl phiIadei ub,a y,
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II. q. PIATT,

Aftornsy and Oounsellor At Law.
Real Estate Droksf and osnsr., i,x
AGENT
'f'~>' foWA. Office In the c ourt Hou
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Hembold's Highly Concentrated Extract
n1csc, "a prepared directly according to the
rules Of Pharmacy and Chemistry and is the hest
and most active preparation which can be made
Tor the cure OF Diseases Of the Bladder. kidneyx
Gravel Dropsy, Weaknesses, &c. Read the adrer.
tissment In another coumn, headed aHunbold.s
Genuine PREPARATION alwI
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STATE Or low A

Sf c.,!. or ,au lSwA IN tn, ~, ns , Of
To William Workman:--Sr You are hereby
notified that there lie file in tn. Office ofthc
Clerk Of the District Court Of Cedar county state
Of Iowa, petition Of Jacob Mahn, setting fortA
that on tho 10th day Of September Is!o ~amu.i
Workman being the owner in fee simple Of tn.
following described trait of land situated n &c
dar county, State Of Iowa, to wit: The southwes,
quarter Of section No. -, in tow nship No ~
north of range No. :, west of 5th principal mer,d
an: containing 160 acres, more or less in rvnSide
ration OF the sum Of SI15, payable according Ia
the tenor OF two several promissoTy notes exrcu-
ted and delivered by said petitioner Ia SAMUEL
Workman; both dated the 10th day Of :. l,+ Irtrr
ls49, the one for Sl25 due September 10th iss0:
the other for $50, due March 10th ls50 sold f.
petitioner the aforesaid PREMISES, AMI executed
and delivered to petitioner his bond in tn rum u
$500, conditioned that Samuel Workman sh, ud
execute and deliver to said petitioner a good asd
sufficient deed for the aforesaid premises on Or
before the 10th dag Of September ls5a--uI,on III.
payms Mt Of the flor sme ntiOncd prom.sory nOt,s-
Said petitioner further sets forth that samuel
workman afterwards conveyed said premises Ia
said William Workman, aud that said v iIliam
Workman conveyed said premises TO said Seryetu-
Taf;s rhicb convevanc.s were made and received
Ia lad faith on the part vi e4t. - lC.-4asa VIA
full notice Of petitioner. rights in said PREMISE
Said petitioner further sets forth that pe .i1nsr
has always been and still il willing to fulfil his
and has to that end, deposited in the otce Of the
Clesk OF the aforesaid court, the amount ~ -aia
notes with the interest due thereon for the Use
Of said Samuel Workman and prays that he may
he decreed to perform specifically, his part Of said
contract, by making deed for said premise, IT,
petitioner; and that the conveyance thereof rom
said Samuel to William Workman and from said
William Workman to said Servetus Tufts may be
cancelled. Now, unless you appear and ,nsN-r
the reto before the first Of the next term -
s..l<x
thereon decrse will he entered for specific per
formance, in accordance with the PRAYER Of said
petitioner, and said CONVEY aness will te cancel
led.
You are further notified that the sheriff of Co
dAr county returned the above notice into court.
endorsed defendant not found.ns You are there
fore notified that unless you appear aud answer to
said petition, on or before the September term 81
said District Court to wit: the i5th day Of septrm
bsr A. ID. 1857, judgment will he rendered in %
cordance with the prayer Of said petitioner,
HICKMAN 4 BROTHER
31w& Solicitors for Petitioner
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f0&af NWdl0Gs
TRCSTEE,S SALE.

DUBIIC Notice Is hereby given thai l., ,l..,.
i ola Trust Deed, made by samuti : Free.
man TO Wells Spiccr, executed on the 18th day OF
February, A. ID. 1887, and recorded in Boo. 4
pages AS and of the Record. Of Deeds. In H.,
Il. corder's Once Of Cedar county and fer Lot 40.
seven 81, in Block No. eleven III, Ia the ton Of:
Upton; will oacr for sale al public auction f.
cash, ut the Court House door, in tie town o.
Upton, in Cedar county. Iowa. on the Is, day u,
October, A. ID. 1857, At one o'clock. r. NJ Of sail
day the said Lot No. ~, in Block No. a. in the
town Of Upton Iowa; together with all and sir,
gular the appurtsnances and improvements there,
on, or 20 much thereof as may be nsccs-ar, TO nay
the sum OF Two Hundred spd Forty seven Dollars,
with ten per cent interest thereon and coats and
expe nsss; due to Wells Spcer, on a promissorr
note, for the security Of which said Trust Deed
was executed. haid premises will be sold a.
Aforesaid, - the property of said Samuel s Free.
man. TO satisfy the claim aforesaid.
Aug. 3, 1851. WELLS SPICER
5IW& 1rrgtre
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1t is rumored that Thomas Winans,
Esq , Of Baltimore, has made or is about
making contract with the Emperor Of
Russia, for the building Of a number Of
vessels Of superior character, and that he
lie contemplating the selection Of Balti-
more ar tn point for thcis construction.
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NOTICE.
Rheumatic Flsid...For the Speedy Care VI
khRumnt1ann

= 1reuts 70 ouy UHe, On my 1CcOuht Without
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pie Tor tnem 3lwA DAN'L HARRASS,
Rheumatic Flsid...For the speedy Care Ut
8heumatlsO.
This admirable preparation is uneq Y allied among
III tne L'niments and Pain Killers now ia use:
operating like . charm. and giving relief in an
lncredisie short time; indeed, almost performing
miracles in the most desperate cases
WARRANTED TO CURE.
Try this remedy. and try it thoroughly, and II
yoa are not beyond the reach Of all medicine thi,
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For sale by kElGARr 4 MCNAMARA.
Jul Tipton Iowa
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Ais.-Tbe nv A. Of Sec. .. n. sl.rav ron,u;,.
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A. DAY Supt
Notice

hereby given to oil persons knowing them.
selves indebted to the undersigned To cali
and settle these accounts Immediately and SAY,
cost 1871 STOUT 4 SuEARtk
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cnnax CO cor MY A. To whom !, may concern.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the CHICAGO Ia.
~ wa and Nebraska Railroad have located the
line Of It's road ever snd across the southwe. a nj
the southeast quarter OF the north east quarter Of
seeuoh ulrty,thrse, township eighty two, range
owner OF said tract Is unknown to the officers 81
SAID railroad company, but it il believed that sad
owner 10 nonresident OF this State. This notice
- gwen III order that proceeding may he had for
'he assessment OF damages &C casioned by the To-
cation Of said line IN afores said: As IL proyideS h
the laws Of the State Of Iowa -
CHicA0o. Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
July ~, 1897. silva N. B. BAKER
WE have on hand . 6ns lot of No. white
w Fish, which We win sell a low a. the
market warrants =. 'as
Aso.alot Of Dried Peaches and pplex, prunes.
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What moro precious Offering can be laid upon
the altar Of mans heart, than the first love Of
pure, earnest and sTectionate girl, with All undi
'iaed interest In thousand acres Of land and FIVE
three story houses' And how can sensible man
90 well crafty female thus encountered, as BY
calling at the Great Western Clothing Emporium,
and buying new suit Of clothes.
CASAD K GIL MORE pro,nrs
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Aiso,--Th ' " Of - or Of Sec, IA b, a. ~,
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A'@o--s hnmher Of Town lot, in linton, .s.a,
...gasaG s..ag=.e....-- ". e. rtATT A ont
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Prairie Land--Ths .~ Or, Of See. IL. s2rlr
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A STOCK YARM FOR san

= INST quality, "No. A" etock farm. contain
ing $40 acres.