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GEN. JAcKsON's COLD Box.-The committee
OF the New York City Council who are to
award Gen. JacksOn's gold box 10 the braves,
man who has served his country, have hard
duty TO perform. AT a meeting of the commit
Tee on Friday, letter from Gen. Harney was
read' In which he recommends that the oues.
ton as to who is entitled to the box should be
submitted TO the ladies for settlement. The
committee, in their deliberations upon this mat.
ter seem to entirely overlook the fact that the
countrymen of the lucky hero and the ladies
were appointed by Gen. Jackson to make the
award. There are four claimants of the box,
VIZ: Col. Ward B. Burnett, Capt. Fairchild,
Capt Inness, and Sergeant Major Hail. They
have all appeared before the committee. and
argued their claims.
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' A L U A BILE RIM.
AT Public Sale.


lIIE subscriber will sell at public sale. in
front OF Manloye Adalas' Hotel in the vrlaUe
OF Brldgevllle, on SATURDAY, August ed
between the hours of one and five O'Clock. y
NJ, the Farm on which Jno. o. Stafford now
resides, situated in N. w. Fork hundred. Sus.
sex CO., Del, adjoining the lands Of Roger Ad-
ans, yno. Sorden and others, containing 22s
ACRES; about one-tonrth of which is in Tim
Der The arabic land is well adapted TO the
growth of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Grass and
PEACHES. "'''
This Farm is within about miles of the Del
Railroad, and is also convenient 10 mills. school
and churches.
The improvements consist Of a TwO-Story
Frame Dwelling. with single story Sitting
Room and Kitchen, with Nine other Out Build
lngs; all in tolerable repair. There is ii very
hne Apple Orchard on the premises.
For particulars, apply to J. o. Stafford, Oh
the premises; or to the subscriber, at Preston.
Caroline CO Md
TERMS Ten per cent of the purchase
money on the day of safe, one-tourth OF the
balance on the lst of January, '.58. and the
ba lance IN three equal, annual instruments.
ANDREW STAFFORD. |
Preston, Caroline CO., Md, July 27th, 81. |
N. b The above Farm is offered at private |
sale until the 22d of August, and If not sold on |
nat day will be for rent Tor the year 1853.
A. S
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SMTDNAs DlgIz0,
WEDN ESDAV, JULY 2e, 1857

THE TIMES" is published Esery Wednesday. D,
ROBr. d. HoFFEckER. Edito, saa Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hall. Smyrna. Del.
TEkNS-SUBscRIPTIoN-0 year. 81 so ia 0doance,
or $500 u not paid til end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-only at tie
option 9f ths PE6iiSIer.
ADvERrnING-FOr erery square Of ~ lines less first
insertion, 80 cts; each subsequent insertion 25 cts
Liberal arnaRge@eats made arih yearly and half
yearly adUertiserS.
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| SIDEwALK-IMPROVEMENT we are pleased to
see, are being made in various sections of the
city, Pavements in West Smyrna, and grade
ments in Irshtown!
"a LEAF FROM DIARY" on the first popa
OF this paper, is a chaste, well-written aud in.
terestlng sketch. Ladies, read it!
Our MARKET.-Wheat, white SI.75, red
$l70; Corn 90c.: Oats 35c.; Potatoes Soc;
Onions 81, Eggs l2l, and Butter Is.
Fresh Fruit have made its appearance and
Apples are bringing 81! cts. per bushel
AccIDESr-On Monday afternoon last, a
little boy. son of Mr.. Edward Morgan, near
Rothwell's Landing, fell whilst jumping over
stick, and broke both bones of his left arm.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, of extra quality, are
offered to the public by Capt. H. J. S,randberg,
OF Easton, Md. They produce berries measur- |
ing hve lnches,-lna mmOth size, and of supe- |
rlor flavor. See advertisement.
VF valuable Farm, eligibly situated in
North West Fork Hundred, Sussex county,
DEL, will be sold at public ale, at Bridgeville
'n Saturday, the 22d of August next, by DR..
Andrew Stafford, of Preston, Nd. 1t is conve.
llent to churches, &C., well improved, and con.
aims 220 acres. Advertisement in another
column.
w Attention is called to the advertisement
If MIR. james Macnicho, of Wilmington, who
proposes to sell the fixtures and appurtenances
It his large Furniture, Bedding and Mattress
iouse, in that city, upon advantageous terms
\ good chance for investment.
W A Stray Horse came to the residence of {
lr. John Wortenbee, in Appoquinimink Hun. :
red, On Sunday week last. The owner is re-
uesed 10 ke him away.
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OF The Office of Clerk of the Orphans'
Court and Register in Chancery, for Kent coun.
ty' will be vacated by Mr.. J. X. Jarvis, the pre-
sent incumbent, on the first day of next Octo.
Der. The Dover Reporter says, the applicants
are James F. Alice, M. C. Conwell, Ex.Sheriff
Wolcott, and DR.. Jones, of Mispillon.
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A CURIosITH.--ln our sanctum is stalk of
wheat, of the China White variety, having two
distinct and well-formed heads. II was found
in field, after mowing,--on the mill-farm of
Mr.. Joseph Hofecker. One stalk with two
heads! Something new-to us, at least.
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M A r RE D.

On the 10th inst, at Bridgeville, Sussex
county. Del, of old age, Mr.. Jeremiah Roston.
in the 18th year of his age.
ln Wilmington, on the 22nd inst by Rev. IT.
?. McColley, MIR. John H. Satterfield, to Miss
Louisa Stayton, eldest daughter of Thomas
Stayton, of Cedar Creek.
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VI The Smyrna Pic.Nic was held on Thurs.
day evening lust, Notwithstanding the dampem-
ing showers Of the day. About four hundred
ladies and gentlemen were present. and, il is
said, the occasion was one Of pleasure TO ali.
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W A Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting
Will be commenced on Friday, August 7th, in
the woods of Mr.. James Kanely, one mile below
townsend Station on the Delaware Railroad,
and within five miles of Smyrna. In naming
Kennedy's woods as the site of this camp. in
our last, an error was committed,-we should
have said Kanely's
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3RICK-MAKlNG. Painting.
&c.

7 HE undersigned would respectfulls intorm tho
l. public that he Is prcpored To fill at ms Brirr
laru' near Smyrna Landing, orders for any amount of
riafu, Ked Stretches, SamOn aud all other kind. of
nhIChS' except the pressed al the shortest noce
Tie VIII also make and burn Klls i'm the counIrv ,,bap
IesiTeG; en- W lie also continues 10 carry ON ihe
FAiNIIAG business in all It's branches exeruliuv
work ia superIurslYe. WILLIAM AcAFEE
Smyrna Del. A pril 90 81
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YoUNa SPRoUTs, on the Circuit, can be found
in every housshold,-or we should think SO, from
the TACT that the Pastor, Rev. 8. w. Thomas,
baptized sepenty children on the last two Sab.
baths. We are Acknowledgements sssuyedIv,
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These are Permanent Manurcs
Newark Female Seminary.


THE next scholastic year of this Institution
will commence August 26th, '57.
The village in which the Seminary is located
is noted for It's healihfulness, and is easy of ac-
cess, having daily communication with Phila.
delphia and Baltimore by railroad. No expense
lie spared in order to give the pupils the best in
struction and the most constant care.
TERMS Board and Tuition in English
branches and Latin $3.50 per annum. Music,
Languages, Painting, &C., extra.
The departments Of Music and Modern Ian
guages are in the care of Prof Heness, and the
pupils in each have daily lessons. Parents who
wish to place their daughters in the Institution
are requested to give notice TO that effect, US
the number of pupils is limited.
Circulars containing other information may
be obtained by addressing the Principal,
MISS III. CHAMBERLAIN,
July 22,-21m., Newark, Delaware.
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d VI Between the hours of nine and ter
2 Iiock on Sunday night last, the steamboat
'ohn Grlitlth lying at Craig and TatnaIl's wharf
was sunk by raft which parted its moorings to
an ADJOINING wharf and drlited against her star
o0aFd side' one large log striking near the stern
poS'' Oeio" the water line, and forcing a hole
t"i"ugh both plankng and sheathing. The
pun were started as soon as possible after the
acclueht but she sunk in very few minutes and
yet remains almost entirely under water. Most
Vi the cabin and table furniture was saved With
! out much damage. The Griffith is commanded
ny capt. Miller, and runs daily between this
CITY and Pennsgrove.-Del. Democrat.
W we copy the following from the PENN
sular News:
Ihe CropS.-The wheat crop is gathered,
and throughout Kent and Sussex counties the
yield Will scarcely amount to half of good
crop One gentleman who expected to raise
Twelve hundred bushels has only one-third of
that amount; another who saved twenty-five
bushels under circumstances that promised a
yleld OF flVe hundred only realized two hundred
anu lhirty. Such, with few exceptions, is
tue result throughout these two counties, be-
sides which many valuable fields were plouobed |
up IN the Spring aud planted in corn, because
taere was no wheat left worth saving. The
oat crop is abundant, and corn is now flourish.
ing.
A Freak Of Nature.-A COW beIopuino to
Nlr. Peter Miller, near Camden, a short Time
ago gave birth to a calf with TWO distinct and
perfect bodies, with four legs each, and only one
mead! 1t is somewhat difficult to determine
whether 1t is one calf with two bodies or two
calves with one head. The creature is now
1ead, but Mr. Miller has skinned and stuffed if.
E, OroUned "A young man named William
Scott OF this place, fell overheard from the
,'3oP mary. lying near the Navy Yard, PhiIa-
ieiPhla' on SUNDAY morning last and was drown
~ lie was employed on board the soop from
"Aich ne tell, and had just returned from Balti-
hore' Ills death will be sorey felt by his II
Wdowed mother, as he contributed mainly TO o
Ter support.
BODY RecOrered.-A telegrap phc despatch N
rom boston announces that the body of Benia- II
1lh Chandler, of Whining ton, Del, which has S'
cen missing since lastSFal, has been found in a. !.
he White Mountains, near the Glen House. a
VF The Ross woods camp meeting will =,
ohmence on Saturday, August 18th. 3
Equality to All All!-Uniformity of Prices =
new Feature in Business-Everyone his own II
alesman an
JONES & CO., of the Crescent One Price Cloth
g Store" No. 200 Market street. above Siyih Fl
hILADELFHIA III addition 10 he wing the largest r,
Ost varied and fashionable slOck OF CLOTHING IN -
made expressly for retail sales have II"
nS'uFeu every one ms own salesman, BY having m
!IAeu III figures, on each article, the very lowes
ice IL can be sold for SO they possibly vary thu
he gpods are all we'll spongcd and prepared and Nd
eat pains taken with the making so that all can bu,
h inc lu assurance of geng good article at the
fv lowest price. hI
Remember the Crescent, in Market, above Sixth, T"I
= Wv july6-ly
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SMYRNA POST OFFTCE

NOTICE is Hereby Given, That i the aIS'; ph;l.
delphia or Northern Mail closes at tL;s ofE"o
at 81 O'Clock, a, M, and 6! p. m and tba, ,6o
Dover or Southern Mail oses at IOi S
aud 81 p. m daily. '
The mail for Easton and intermediate points
also closes at G4 o'clock, p m., dnlIy. 'S'
dPIo NJ. GREEN. p NJ
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SMRYNA PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.
A Stray Horse

came to the subscribers, IN New Castle CO.,
(near Duck Creek,) on Sunday, the 18th inst.
a dark sorrel, with one white foot, am small
ciaze 10 the face. The owner will please come
forward prove property, pay charges and take
him away. JOHN WORTENREE
July %, 1857. 30 "
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Strawberry Plants
FOR SALE.
Strandberg's Champion Strawberries

~N~ SAAOoOA0 . NAulApAOn OLIdWUGTI16Si
AFTER four years of careful selection and
cultivation (with personal attention. have pro.
duced the finest Strawberries in the country
some OF them measuring ) inches around, in
tact they are all very large and Of superior
haVOr Asan evidence OF their superiority over
all strawberries that was in the Baltimore mar
ket: when the best sold for ~ IL cents per
quart retail, Strandberg's Champion Strawber-
rles sold readily for 50 cents Wholesale through
out the season; nor could he supply halfthe de-
mands at that price. They were also sent to
New York and pronounced by Taylor, the best
ever sent TO New York market | offer my
plants TO the public, there is no humbug about
them. | refer to gentlemen who ha We seen nv
Strawberries, and some of them examined my
BEDS aud ready to testify to tae above as cor
rect.
refer to Gen. T. Tllghman, Col S. Hamble.
ton, Col Rd. Thomas. Col. I'D. Lloyd, Jr., Dan
lel Lloyd, Esq, Morris o. Colson, Jas N. Colds.
borough, DIR. Hardcasls, Talbot County; and
Col. Rd. France, DR.. Owens, and Mr.. Bucher,
Baltimore.
The plants will oe ready for delivery the lst
OF August. They will be packed carefully in
boxes, the roots covered with muck and can be
sent any distance with perfect safely.
Price $500 per hundred. Orders sent by
mail will be punctualIy attended to, aud sent
according to direction.
HENRY J. STRANDBERG,
Easton, Talbot County, Md.
Martin GoldsborOugh, Agent Baltimore.
July %, lS47. 3t
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BARK WANTED

HE undersigned wish to purchase a large
quantity OF SPANISH OAK, WHITE OAK
ano bLACh OAK BARK, for which high
PRICES VIII be paid, delivered at their Tannery,
III smyrna, or at any Station on the Delaware
Railroad PETERSON &, uI1STApn
April 20th, 1857.
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WAN = Ed.

Young Man as CLERK one acq quanted with the
business preferred; must write good hand. Also a
good active and steady SALESMAN. 10 one that
SUITS liberal country salary will be given.
None need apply IN either case, unless well recon.
mended Tor honesty, industry and sobriety
Apply TO J. A. ELIAS0N,
Cheap Corner,
9aly ~, 1871 Ht ts Mlddeiown, Del
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BUSINES : CARD.
GEORGE w. CVMWUNS

OfFlCE on Main street, first door above the
Bank of Smyrna"
MEALS in all kinds of Grain and Saads
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood
&C., &c. 0O'
lis Vessels ply regularly between this. and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March II, IS57-ly
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D.,

In Wilmington, on the Oath inst, Peter l..
Johnson, aged about SO years.
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6T The Sabbath School Celebration on
Smyrna Circuit, in which the Sabbath Schools
at Bethel, Kenton. Raymond's, Blackston's and
oerVIson's, are to unite, will be held the first
Tuesday in September, in the woods owned BY
Jacob Williams, Esq. The schools will meet
at y o'clock. Families are expected to come
prepared to stay all day; and the ladies' at the
different appointments are requested to make
The cake for the occasiOn,-they will find COM
miltee ready TO receive for distribution. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
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Carpenters Wanted.

FOUR Iouru eymen House Carpeu ers ,Son,ad inn
mediatcly, by the subscribers ~"
May 6. '57-if Sm,rnn ~,
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GooD.-The Town Commi ssioners of Newark
nave passed an ordinance prohibiting negroes
assembling in the streets at night, after the
hour OF ten o'clock, under penalty of not less
'nah SI nor more than $40. And any negro or
otner person appearing in the streets under the
influence OF liquor. may be taken up and fined
not less tnan S2 nor more than SO. The Of
fender refusing TO pay the fine when taken be-
tole magistrate, shall be imprisoned "a bonrs
or until such time as the fine and costs re maid
Del Republican,.
How would it seem, were Smyrna blessed
with similar ordinance, having the frst-named
provision extended and made applicable to noisy
boys! Right well we think.
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A Card to the Public.
DOCTOR R. 9. wv. EEEpANs

II ANING located himself in SMYRNA. and fax en-
an ohce on Main street, opposite the Posi- OtIire
ouid respectfully offer his services 10 The ciizer ~
said Town and vicinity ''''-e"" u
lie may be found al his Office at a,v HON, 5o,, -
night unless professionally engaged. 10Y VI
Smyrna, Del, March 25 III
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1t is uaw 4 fixed fact that our paper Is IL appear
weekly as soon rs We can make the necessary arrange
lnents-tlc matter Of paper being the most essential.
II has been ordered and will be here in a few weeks.
We have been encouraged thus boldly 10 undertake
this enterprise from the readiness nj our friends and the
public to sustain 4 large family newspaper devoted ~
the wants and interests OF the Territory apart FROM all
party influence. Among the geMisemcn who have sub
scribed literally, since our last statement, we may men
ton, !. Il. Case, Esq, NJ this town. who gives SO, and
Messrs. Bernheimer Il Arnnld, thilalelplia, $lu.
il will be recollected that We undertook the change in
our original plan, on condition that the sum OF $500
should be made up by subscribers and friends, 70 cover
tie cost Of additional materials 70 be used III carrying it
ont over half has now been made good, and we expect
the remainder will seen be added. Whether this is done
or not we shall commence the weekly rs soon as prac-
tieable. 1t may be we'll to state again that the price
will remain rs at present, 81 a year. Any one taking
an extra copy, or contributing advertisements special y
Tor the purpose, will favor the project, ana be daily cred
tied therefor,
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The sale Of Forfeited Lots.

On the first Monday of this month a public sale OF
lots in this town. which had been forfeited through a non
compliance with the Improvement clause, took place.
Nearly fifty lots in different parts Of the town were sold
ut prices ranging from fifty to one hundred and seventy
nvc dollars per lot these low prices will be accounted
for by the fact that the lots were sold subject to . heavy
Improvement clause to be enforced at once.
A number Of gentlemen requested the proprietors
that a postponement would be made for thirty days Of
the sale of the balance of the lots. This request was
based upon the fact that a number of lot holders were
present who We're anxious TO retain their lots, and were
wilingto go on at once with the necessary improvements,
provided they were allowed q little time in which to
do so.
The sale of the balance of the lots was accordingly
postponed until a time in September OF which public no.
tee will be given. We are glad of this, for two rea-
sons, first, because it will enable the poor and we'll mean
ing man TO save his lots by a~f!oraing him the necessary
time to commence his improvements; secondly, IN case
Of law suits it will prove to the Courts that no advan-
tage has been taken, that every opportunity was afford
ed and every inducement held out to parties holding lots,
aud that they are at last only sold, fully one year after
purchase. and six months after forfeiture, because of a
persistent determination on the part of the holders not
to comply with the Improvement clause.
We hope that 10 man will trust himself to the pre-
carious chances Of a law suit when the money 1t will
cost him would 90 far to retain and improve his own
property ; and when his improvements will be made IN
the mos, fourishing town in Minnesota, will yield him
a good interest in rents, and will secure him lots that
have increased a hundred fold ON the original cost, ana
are now rising rapidly in value.
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x,.,uue,., rrc,bv,erians Churcby

4 Nonresident lot owners and citizens who may not yet
have been solicited for subscriptions for the erection OF
this church, will please take notice that they can name
their contributions to any of the undersigned =
J. r.. CASE, Esq, Nininger, NJ. I.
&. G. ROBERTSON, !"
JOHN NININGER, st. Paul, NJ. :.
ROBERT ROBERrsoN, rs Wall street, New York.
A. j.. JONES, Harrisburgh, Pennsylvania.
HANDYsIDE Il HENDERSON, Glasgow, Scotland
Nininger, Nj. r., Aug. 13, 1857.
BaSe HAIL Club.
The members of the Nininger Base Ball Cub are
notified to meet ON Saturday afternoon, Aug. 10, at !:
PM. on.the lower Addition, when a game will be played
Persons wishing to join the Club can do so by handing
their names to the Secretary, and paying the entrance
fee of rs cents. BY order, u. II. BURNS, res :
CHAs. LEDlE, Scc'y.
Nininger. Aug. Is, 1857.
arsau The Undersigned, Corporators of Ninlnger and st
Peter Western Railroad Co., III compliance with the re-
ouirements of their charter, granted at the last session
of the Territorial Legislature, hereby give notice that
they, on tho first Monday of July, 1857, at the OF
flee of David G. Barnitz, Esq, st Anthony street, SAINT
Paul. and at the office of George H.. Burns, Esq, Mn
niger, Minnesota, met and opened such books as were
necessary for subscription to the capital stock.
George B. Clitherall. ignatius Donnelly,
G. L. Emerson, John Nlnlnger,
John i. Cook, George O. Robertson,
James K. Case, Lewis Falver, ,sg
Philip Rohr. Charles f.. Clarke. a2:2t
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Town of Millersburg.

ESlr2y.
Come into the premises of the subscribeT,s on Monday
July 9Th, 1857, a dark brown horse, Is hands high and
about 8 years old. He has white spots on hisferehead
and nose, and a few white hairs on his back he has
also a small scar on his left hind leg. The owner of
said horse is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away
Pm. FITCH 40
Six miles from Hastings, en the road to St. Faul.sl
Spring Lake July 10, 1857. ALT
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-15
CHARLES E. CLARKE,
REAL ESTATE q GENERAL AGENT,
CONVEYANCER N NOTARY PUBLIC,
.so NININGER, MINNESOTA.

CONNEYANCEK AND NOlAh1 fODLiC,
%N1NINGER, MINNESOTA.
viii always attend to buying and selling Land and
City lots on Commission.
Will negotiate Loans, yielding from 20 to ~ per
cent 4 month on unexceptionable Real Estate security,
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, DECLARATORY STATEMENTS,
and other Instruments of writing neatly and accurately
drawn. m
REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
His Excellency, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota
Tx. Gov. Alex. Ramsey,
John Nininger, Nininger,
Col. John NJ. Stevens, Glencoe,
Cook & Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart, Pres't NJ L V. Br.S State Bank g "
Hon. Sampson Mason, .a
Peter Odlin, President Dayton Br. State Blk Dayton, q
+. A. Il T.. T. More, Dayton, Ohio.
The 5! of 5. e. sec. IS, town 1l5, range Is and 3
acres timber, below Spring Lake. 20 acres broke, 40
fenced, well &c.
The 8. G. ! sec. IL, town ia, range -.
!" e. J Of n. G. sec. 10, town lis, range Is.
j" s. W. of n. W. ] and the n. W. / of S. W. sec.
10, town LIS. range 49,.
Timber lot no s in sec. Is and the Il. e. ! of n. e. ! sec.
CHARLES f. CLARKE.
l2OfACreS of Farming Land, ON the north
branch Of the Zumbro, 2 miles from Kenyon and IL
miles from F~aribault,i part of which is desirable meadow.
! : ' ''@' '"' % P'' /" "pp' NV = CHARLIE f. CLARK
A Beautiful Farm of 1854 acres on Rice Lake, 4
miles from Glencoe on the Hutchinson road, ] timber
and the balance rich meadow and fine rolling prairie.
For sale by a.f.a CHARLES E. CLARKE.
City Lots one, two and three, in Block 80.
" Three and four in block 30.
g" Twenty-Five, twenty-three, twenty-four
in block IS.
" Three and four in block 66.
{" Seven in /" 81.
IT,. Seven in, =" Is.
g. eTwenty-one, twenty-five, twenty-three and
twentyfour in block 81.
Thirteen, fourteen, fifteen in block lO3.
e" Seven, eight and eleven f" 104.
g" Three, four, seven, eight, nine, twenty
three and twenty-four in block los.
u Fifteen in block 9.
For sale by .sra5 al !. CHARLES E. CLARKE.
House on lot l in block 1o3 and lots l 2 and 3 in
block 1913. For sale by
HARLE E.. CLARKE.
House and lot IL, in block 46. For sale cheap by
sfa4aia9 st. CHARLES E. CLARKE.
House on lot II, in block 81, and lots l6 and II in
block q. For sale by
lg7a' CHARLES E.. CLARKE.
5 or 10 acre Timber lots on the island above town
near Blakely & Truax's mill For sale by
CHARLES Z. CLARKE.
One share in the town of Hutchinson. For sale by
4ly 1858 a"'@ r f. CLARKE.