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For Sale or Exchange for Iowa Lands,

new brick house with ten rooms j.,
closets, &c, wood house, large eistern, GOD we'll
Warned win hot air furnace. C0nvenien, 10 town
fine view If river and eit,Ss, Furnished In putt
Long Tins kiseH. Possession given FIRST may
= Enquire Of WM. MoRRHUUsE,
n
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Hen advertisements.
en- RiSTOl,fss.as CULLEN,

vXytRHEStc inform the public q .ssnpea.
w Scott eonaty thath has Pafmanansy M a.'iua
ID Davenport aud .hst No will saoe ~ sses oh
t1c principles. Af,os % years praeteean tas ansa
omy OF tho fest and having speat u saats uha.. ~
superint ndenac OF the bast teiartaafy ss,,ss"
knrops, ha Wishes 10 say that he VIII xu9 ,uW
ten 10 xil that employ htm. Hs csfnnsay sn ~,
custom ON petsous ha ing horses la5aring uhaY.
tho disease OF CONS and conIaetions soHnon,.
cAilod heof bound, or Interfering or over .saes
quarter cracks sand cracks, spr1lns 81 the soIas'
founders, ring bancs, spsvins. all oi when ne Wal
rants cured Ii eurab,c, the moat % those dsease
mani mehl7 dsf
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I1>OUR ~ acre lots milo north G Fulton station
J. on the NJ. d NJ Railroad on reasonable terms.
Also. SO acres o ne mile or,h Of W aisou cheap;
one-hsif cash, balance in ono and two year,.
Also $40 acres In Washington county,Ao sere.
nne timber and running water on part This land
10 only 10 mites from Iowa City and - fro m Wash-
inktoa, me road fro m Coium bus 10 Richmopd;
will be sold cheap and Psvt on time.
Also, four 10 acre lots near lows city, beautiful
farming land AMI we'll watsrsd.
also, Lots in West Davenport ranging In sise
from 81 feet 21u to " acres, sold for down and
balance in one aud two years.
A,so, ssyaraf neat buildings leased ground
would hcsald on reasonable terms. Apply 10
mh4 T. q, EADS.
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1851. SPRING TRADE. 1881.
THOMAS GEORGE . CO,
MANueAcToRyI,. SALES ROOM,
CHICAGO, lLLlNuls.
sAHuvAeIuKrEs or
Rossh and Finished Brass Work of every aeser'p-
Plain. PIanishsd, Stamped and Japanped lin Ware,
Copper Pipe, Kettles Rollers. Breasts aud covers,
Soda r Fountains, Drsusht riPes and Coolers,
Beer pumps and Cocks.
Fancy and PI lain Toilet Sets,
Chamber Pals, Garden sprn kiefs, Sc
Aresan Well Pipe, plain and Galvanized
lin and Perez Pumps, &c,
wHeLgssLs DzALEHs IN
Tiuner,s Stock, Machines aud Hand Tools,
French Timed and Enameed Ware,
Lanisrnsoi every variety, Brarsrs' ard Holt cop
per,
Bysss, Copper, Iron and steel Ware,
Blass an d Copper Tubing, Block Tin, AHiimonyt
Sheet and slab Zinc, Ingoi Copper, Fumps,
Hydraulic Rams. re and LEAD plPr'
Rubber Hose. II tstx And Fackinxs
Stoves, Hot Air Furstces, kcs stetst &c.
Ailcrders ptnntptis AMENDED, and prices IS low
~ the msrte, will show.
NFwe always receive OLD GoFPEh AMI
RfIss from oar customers q. the highest rates.
raos esoss1, EDWARD HAMILTON, s.f.sATks
mhl7 d3m ----
NEW MILLINERY HOUSE.
THE subscriber having recently es,abiishedht No
4 ia LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, NEST extern
siye
Wholesale and Retail MILLINERY House,
would invite ths attention Of country dealers to his
s,oek-smong ~. ich VIII sisays be found The iars'
Is, assortment OF PATTERN HATS and sfRAW
GOODS, together with al the novelties OF me EHs'-
err market, In this city.
Coed. freely shewn, and sold eheA - for cash
mill dam =. .. MNssL e
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$4,000 to loan real or personal se-u,ity, on
time and In to sui, applicants. JOHN L.
swlTs, Real Estate, Money aud Insurance Broker,
Brady street, next to Pcs, ONCE, over Tailman-
Powers & MsLean's Baak. mchi- dviw
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30 mercury, require no mercury TO be taken after
them, destroy every species OF iniestinsl worms
with absolute certainty; are sntieisg in appearance
and extremely paia,alle. Bsistoi's Sarsapsriiia,
the only safe for scrofals, Erap.ons diseases
Of the Lungs Tumors and all ertn psirts gene, sles
by morbid mattsr Ia the blood. Sold by D. r. Ian
mRn Il Co., wholesale druggists, SO Water street,
aud b, all drugxi.u. sarsap ariila u, and Pssties
95e per bottle. nfch Is dwiw
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nrnIsa sALoon AND RESTAURANT.

mil DIST so Nashinstvh street. bns1out t'asS.
DINING SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
rI>HE Palace pung sa,toa will De again opened
i on "Wednesday next, March 18th, and wall be
conducted as heretofore on III bgs.era ana Europe
plan, u nder the sunerv sion OF nc, Nixon.
0ysters, Game and Meats OF all sind served VI AZ
any hour In every style an In manner untarpass-
ed by any house wet Of New York. Regular meals
frons til 10 O'Clock, from IL tii q and from iii
la. Being pr divided With enieiett una competent
cooks f. oil assured of rendsg full and perfect sat
isfaeton 10 sit who favor mo vita ther patronage.
This Saloon il iftad up AID c0nSnci IN sueh +
manner 10 rsudar il the most fashionable ana &C.
esmno dsting resort IN the city.
Those who are fond OF goods th,ags iasi go TO Tho
Palace,
on Brady between Front and Second sueets,rasi
aide, next TO 7. Close Clio. :. -
mhl7 diff /, Y. slWoop,
- I'm u M BIZ - iii L. =,
Importers sad Wholesale Dealers 10
TOYS, FANCY GoODS,
Wood and willow Ware. Housekeeping Arti-
Giles, 80.
Manufacturers Of
FIRE WORK s,
No. ITO LAKE, srRKrr, cnleAao itLison
mchi7 dw9m
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Home, Home Again!-wm. B. NICHOLS
has Jus, returned home with alarxe assortment OF
Rich Spring Bonusts, Ribbses, French Flowers,
Straw and Neapoiitan Bonnsts. Corner Of Brady
and Th!rdEs, mehi1dr
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JOHN l.. sWs1s.
Real Estate, Money and Insurance
BROKER,

Brady street, trey. door 10 Pest ofnee3
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Real Estate bought and sold on commission
land Warrants bought, sold and located; ihsss'
monts made and money losnod On real estate or per
sonai security; kxaminstioIs OF land ii.Ies iaAde
No,ss and claims solicited, &c sc.
Agency OF ths following reIiahle and res! ohslole
Life and Fire insurance compahlsst
Excelsior Fire lntur4nce Co,
NY ely capital $500 eco
New Am sieTaam Life Insurance, : lho,~u
Ph6niI kue Insurance co. BF0okIsa - svV,ono
Schent ethaS soauiy Fire insnTEnce
Co., Schenectady. n ", l4WUep
Ses York Liia Insurance Co., \. eaty ,oo9tNu9
REgEsESeEs.
Chahb, Bro, E4fTow \ Co, BANKER,
Davenport, Iowa.
Daniel I. NeMtoHt4 ~, "
barron Aattot& G9 makers, IubEque- -
Marion han, tltC42v, ali.
sorg PlaIs Bark, fatt Fialn, \ -
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Hoe. -. a. LerhTsns, NJ 6 AlbsWy. Y.
Webstst " Lreta, Ney York e,ty.
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80, al, = ia % - sst9s uiiss eat ~ nae.
nv -, ataes uaagf uiuNttiar 80 acre, Of an
,,s"oa ih'pt'' rE'eHt'i ali Under Isnra ., M
sa.. stossi cfrdit Of $40 10 70 VIII he 90 70
Psfivi the psTehEsQ alape, va DC s'sn 90
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HoUsEs and La.s for sale. hHndsniu ely situated
j IN intrent parts Of the city. 7 G. sADs.
Hotel for Sale.
A SUPERIOR hotel for sale Ia the riiy Of lie claire
n namely, the HRArToN HOUSE, three stories
hlgh and nas sassme mt. ststlsg Tor large number
Of horses, sc. The price Of this desirable hotels
exceedingly low and tefns easy. Apply to J. ..
bratton, lie eiaire, or I. Z. EAps, Davenport.
Also several valuable lots In lie ciairs 10 be sold
on easy terms.
Also, several lots near depot, very beautiful and
will be sold on Easy terms
Also block lilo on Brady, PeTry and leo feet ave.
nue., being Ia La cafe's 9Th addition to Davenport.
Also, 100 or more fee, on Brsjy -stest, adjoining
aai south Of J. G Davies Losldenee. mAlt
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Holio0sy's DIN TIM mt. There are mill
on. Of Hniru.s orifces IN the skin. Through these
a. thu Ointment nelis under the hand tis convey
.ed 10 TIC sources Of Inflammation In this way II
,idly relieves asthma, Group, sore throat rhruma
Ism, sad all eruptons and ulcers. soli At the
,nsnaf .rt rte- No. 20 Msidcn Lane, Now YORK and
NO. 80 strand, London, and by all Irnggai. az 2se
8. I4e and 81 per pot. mehl7 dxlv
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nes iafm 9f GiJ acres, 49,,
nus soai sih good ho0ss, win ~ o. y aFa
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spIsndid Farm for sale.

bPIONuIu ENIW Iuf BKlO.
fl'HIs farm contains 100 acres, $50 under culHvs.
ton, 100 acres superior timber, good dwelling,
nthouses and hns barn, beauufai stream OF run.
ming water thai never fails and fne orchard Of al
kinda Of fruit.
Terms 50 easy that Aftaf the ORA. psymsht the
arm may be made TO pay tho deferred payment
apply 70 mhitl T. c. kADs.
160 Acres Unimprovsd Lsni for sale.
THIS Is b-auttiafinnd. bciEE IN see 4, Tfv, Rx
i oaly II miies from tue city and miles from lie
claire; price reasonable and terms easy. Apply 70
mhif I. G.. EADs.
4 HANDSOME frame house, q rOoms, pleasantly
n situated on east Cd street, sy.ars lease, for
sale sonxb!o terms.
Also, 10 acres be .sttni land south side Of Tip
ton road, VI mites from city limits; isftAs easy.
Also. lot In block II in the town OF Naieott
Immediately Oh depot. This 10, would be given in
exchange for god horse, buggy q, superior gold
watch, Apply TO
mhsa T. c. RADs.
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Camanche u nd Ca. --ra. COMPANY is
nov ready sell lotsin its addition 70 the town Of
Camanche. IL Offers Of the most desirable
business aaf residence lo.. ao3al this nours.iu
town. Any Information coneern,ak ths same eau
be obl aimed By calling on gro. II. PARK gR, E,a ,
No. 10 Ofr's block.
fe5ig1tf CAAANLHE LAND 60.
Read the Advertisement OF
feb4u J. e. CHAMPION g. son
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OW0lAnB Wknl52.
dwelling hoase eonyenisGtlg -: Iated 10 wante
by small "a mily wiihou, shdrsa, sfoYs the Arst
May. Enquire .. this once. mshI3 n
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-.INW.A~bAND A0RNOf.

bAND AGiiNO
MlEllAM ALLxs.1 lwM. Z, cLARg.
.ALE.V r CL.lRK,
Atternsys and Ceanssllslp at Lew,
Aeal Estate Brokers, Life InelNncs ~ osa-
sral Land Agents, and Notas1es Pu9ee
Davenport, I9Ov0.
Collections aud oil professional In every part
OF the State entrusted to will receive pronptst
tcntich. money invested taxes paH tot nonssidents
money loaned uneneumlerod roa estate SECURITY
land ws,fanh bought, sold and located hrms, houses
and lots leased real estate OF Ill kinds bought and SOLD
Oh commission.
--REgER To- &4 ~
Cook sargnL Davenport. lows;
Henry D. Holman. 8 .
Cock = Dtllon
Hon. Thomas Allen, st. Louis, Mo-.
Lucas SinHonda, 9 4 -
Glavor Kichardsos, q g
butler, Keith 4 Tin, Boston. Mass
Jas. N. Bcebe Co., {" K. E.E
De Ccppet & Co., Y;
MeLry g. Marauand. New York
Henry !. King,
u. W.Clsrk. Hartford. ct;
Col. y. Z. Harmed, WASH, y. e.,
&. D. Camp q Co., Cincinnati, o,
Phia's Alton, IT,, Pi.tsnsld, Mass
u y. Dorrance, Portland, No.
WS Mvrs ATTENTION TO ouR IIikssivk cara
Loors ~ lHraovBo FARMS AND Wild LAHps, CRY
PRorERrr &C., rok SAILS AZ nopEsA-s sicD Az
or SArvrssss.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

MEMBEKs IN Coon STANDING.
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In addition to the orcgoin have several farms that
am authorized TO sell upon long credit Of which
are well tmproved Persons wishing to purchase wsud
do we'll to cali aud examine my list.
...r0 Also
so 900 Of unimproyed Land In Scott, Muscatus
Clinton, Cedar, johnson, Iowa Powesheik, Jasper
Guthrie, Gruudy, Blaokhawk Benton, Buchanan, But.
ter Webster, Jhickasaw, Cerro Gordo, uaDco.k
Worth, Mitchell, Howard aud other Counties ia de
State Of lows which AFFORD fine opportunities for ma
king good For further information call 81
tue Office o GEORGE H. NfCKoLLS,
DavonPnrts Block,
eb corner of sccosd and Main streefs
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T IFE INSURANCE - STABILITY SECp-
II RITY-PERPETUITY.-U STATES LIFE IN
SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
ADELPHIA.-CHATER PERPETUAL.
Assets, January LIST, 1856, 81, AL ,6I2 a..
DIRECTORS BOARD.
A. W. Thompson, Paul h. Goddard, Il John Ely
VIM. N. Goodwin, james Devereux, Lawrence johnson,
Geo. McHenry, 8. X. Crawford. Gust8vus English.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice resident
PLINY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer.
A9-New Orleans Branch Office, Ne. 48 Camp street.
The undersigned General Agent Of the above we'll known
Company the Southern States prepared receive app
the table and permission has pleasure in submitting
70 his friends and the public the following
BoARDOF REFRRENCE:
W H Lechford& Co, A. D. Kelly Co., VIM. N. Perkins,
North, smedes Co, g. O. Nelson Co.; A. B. James,
= Cammack, -Squires West,
John Peberton President Merchants Mutual ms Company
Thomas Sloo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun President n o. Jackson and G. N R. R. Co.,
Henry I. Lonsdale, John D. Bein Benjamin Forance,
j. X. Collins Thomas Murray, Mark Walton.
HPocississued direct from this Branch Office and Leases
paid there.
5 R,sHtHP B ss.si M r. Medical Ezamnsrs
In attendance daily from IL M, to 3 p NJ
HARMON D0ANE, General Agent,
ja22 No 4S Camp street.
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MIME DE GOO-THIs WONDERFUL ASTROLO-
vi GlST still continues Triton Walk, door below the
of Apollo street, New Orleans. Go go ALL and
office with cheerful heart She still continues to show the
likeness of future husbands wves bring those who
together and speedy marriages. will nor
nation Of absent friends lost stolen goods describing the
thief; will prize numbers the lottery gratis
Madame De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the CHI
NESE MIXTURE, Cure for drunkenness. Also. small
lot of Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders from CONSTANT
nope prepared by the great Turkish Warrior G. L. regor
There will be danger Of there being old maids
bachelors in New Orleans they will give the Madame
call.
forget the place. Triton Walk door below the
corner of Apollo street. DC
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CILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
VI LATOR is III plantations comprising the
casses which has taken of
three crops with combination of the following advantages
other known application Oh steam to steam Granu
lsor entire steam train:
requires pressure of 80 pounds of stes strike
Battery"
2. 1t requires additional water for the boilers.
8. Its pipes never 'scale' or require cleaning
l. Its heating equally distributed throughout the
Juice that and hard grained made.
g. The being all condensed and
direct additional boilers required where the mill
and GimRn's Bagasse Furnace used-one
pair cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter long
iiilman's Bagasse Furnace furnish grind the
per day.
The Pneumatic Battery rannntor is in operation
much less the planter than other bat
application of making in entirely
by steam
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
VINO prepared make for the Battery Eyapo
CHriers be with direct exhaust steam.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
d. en- 70 GrAvier street New Orleans, Ls.
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John CorTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE LOUIS

John COTTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE Er LOUIS IS;
BREAD. 1t now be had at the above establishment
issued in United States March 1856 patent secured
Britain. November 49, 1855; France, December 20
1858; and Belgium, January-17, 1856
The advantages claimed for 1t the following. which
fully subsautiaed by years trial of the bread;
The bread is uniform in its quality, and much hand
in appeal 1t of much whittier cslor than
bread heretofore mahe it in its texture the yesi
being evenly dused through the than they
by the method. No drug whatever contained
in it. be introduced without injury 1t keeps much
without growing stale and ohec
tionabe when week old 1t handsomely the finest
and without waste the being tender
French roll 1t farther and is readily
dueed into families who have before used bakers bread
The Patent Bread placed in competition the Fair Of
the Metropolitan Institute held Washington D. c. 1855 and
having undergone the rigid chemical and other
before committee of scientific gentlemen connected with the
Smithsona Institute received the high oliver
dal-over all other competitors, of viii there many.
aIO n
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MISCELLANEOUS.

W5ssa sn SA 4. .s s.ss.:s t.
% with s1s are s y s
the either NOT known attributed to something else
remedies Worms but experience has proved them al
q ess the end however has been assned
they have existed This assertion is supported by
testimony Of the eminent and respectable nd
viduals In the country. The remedy 10 +
- PURELY VEGETABLE. N : = n
its operation and easily administered than
other Some Of the symptoms which Indicate the
ssy d s % 5 nos
he sleep i disturbed the patient often awakening great
liable 70 starting ana grinding the teeth the sPps.
feeble, and in some Instances depraved. we'd
the certificates might BE- adaea put
'Sfsfi y sc i Si
AAAND' oA " MEDIGAL EVIDENCE.
M having ~ & Sessnaea
vs. sS q I
remedy for the expulsion of W0ts Gn s nssns
1esnas of the R. Of e s" " pfok IssS5s ETC.
| Member of the R. G. Of Surgeons in London, etc.
nssa s y yses sssasi
Vermfupe and with the happy results In my own fam
which sI s y e ge the
arc csria,n children readily which is
pop, gained IL s il giving medicine to eha JOHN FLANAGAN
fssE as: simple eS
always be admnisiered with perfect safety ant
'$ sssy II
nd %sss.ss By
Sold wholesale ana will %kf Il cS BY
fe2sly Isl and q Chartres street. New Orleans La.
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Subordinate Encampments.

wILDEY No. meets the first and third Saturday in each
month in Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and Lafayette
Officers for the present ermJ A. Float, G. P N.
Durand, H. Pr W. Solomon, W. r. Keagbey, Scribe; Fl.
williams. Treasurer L. Kaiser, j. W.. James Furneaux
sistant Scribe. r. 81
HoBAH No. the second fourth Saturday in each
in Odd Fellows Hall, of Camp and Lafayette
streets Officers for the present term-I P9hisr p;
Scribe; N. j. Hoey j. W; S. NJ. Todd. Treasurer.
LAsALL No. the first and third Monday in each
month, Odd Fellows Hall, Of Camp and Lafayette
Streets Officers for the present ermJoseph Wagner p
N Benedict, H. p j. E. Carin W; Edward Allen Scribs
f. l.. Bercier, j. w; r. 7. Field, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. meets the second and fourth Monday
In each month"; in Polar Star Lodge ROOM ST. Loais
Officers present tem-G Tiema, p; Langenberk-
er, H. p; J. n. Barras s. W; g. Krebs Scribe; r. s.
Brewster, j. W., Il. Millspaugh Treasurer.
LAF AYETTE No. the Monday each
month, in Jefferson Lodge Room Fourth District Officers fos
present teru-Chas Geheeb c. p. W. Winbe H. P: j.
F. Dunn, S. W; r. Turney Scribe; j. T. Barrett, j. W.
Louis Seibert Treasurer.
PELICAN No. meets the first and third Saturday in each
month"; in Polar Star Lodge St. Louis Officers for
the present term-J NJ. Wagner c. p L. Charles, II. p T.
Gapitaine S. VIC. o. Dugue Scribe; j. Vedot j. WI B. La
teralle, Treasurer. H-
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I,H0,lAs 3. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
CITY TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY

CITY. TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
the Sale Purchase Eoesoa or Investing of
RANTs-Lo0nins or borrowing Of Money on Mort
gage and inr s5l R IstL ss1sasfi pertain
of IeesHe IN and aronnd ST. Paul. and in Min
St Paulis the Mississippi river Capt.
nlion with population Of to 10000 The vicinity
euriosies beautiful fish, Lake. and and
the Ereat summer sonth when
ssSs as aI source Of future the
g sa avg sss
The eG dniy arrivals at ST. varied from
hundred and the country nE up with eters
TSa Fs Of st. Anhony and carves Gave
re within miles Of ST Paul is utterly useless to at
Minnesota over many sates 5nt when
he ana fsS and 'S Weo equally harss
r ms rag ss e
German, in hsl last Messageto the Legislature
ING a b. aware that more this
r more sPsas s"s
sn ss be TIE a ~,
capacity the citizens Of other parts Of
Of whole population. In annual colmn
Legislature gays me great to record Sr
Sone snd o" The
US u" did not anticipate half hat the n,
ss s a 5
We SRa Gn now ram
hss en IN of law and from
hered from other reliable ,ha Minnesota his day
4-rty thousand being than hundred and fourteen
ssi the popnIation Of the Territory
three thousand and should such resgteo1
n n sa%ber Of seven hundred thousand sons
would you and myself therefore ncedulous of
us in for hs
which are eSmn n s% W ye", s ya
ha, the organization of and Territoes attracting
the attention whole American mind each political con
Empre to the Citizens State and bringing before the
nE sn ad he @H pec"iaon Be
hasy fixing the standard for the future which has go
the old Thirteen States has been in most under
Of their U"pUlaticn within moving
Westward each making greater and more stringent thS
Thc vast amount of rich yet occupied in Terri
ory-he unsurpassed for popeng machinery Of
every kindhe extensive pinsries for supplying
Commerce e the Mississippi Minnesota ST. Crox rve-a
wsn and eass s
wonderful progress in the next five years trust sinai
pnBc pss our az
aniiesng much ,aN to ass n M mantle d
md afford be called political infants while
give us vgor power when arrive at manhood
KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE.
There being ysury Laws in Minnesota, money can BIT
of
Unit, az NY ava t,e
per ih" sina mnnbS mnroyed insprad nroperry n
urh .uiyaent to double value be oh
sne ecurity in notes bearing per cent
ms'ufi'y-ih'efes'p' IAwp wARRISrs
Can he located andstor twelve fifteen cents
that will double the amount of MANY
years: or lands can ne iocled III e lhe ~ @ ows ~ a.
rant by an actual setIe' "n ia,a ~,
o OF TWO years nm i";erest The owner of warrant max
ina aed of HE land previous gyen)to
-irskTsettler
P-'e'""' 'N' LANDS
$3.50, rs a, n,tlic sa,e md nrso,d are snbect II
onee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-15

.,ss. TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
txS land Texas known the MCQUEEN land
Devil Port Waches river This land is offered IN
change for dry goods and groceries Any wishing
r0de for il in This can by addressing the undersigned
earn the terms particulars which will be such will
sui Is parties Offering References the quality of the
lIA and title made Hon George W. SnlytE, Hon. H.
VIM, Eddy and r. G. Doom, ESQ., any Of the citizens Of
this county, SAhuEi GooDt
a Jasper county, Texa7