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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

SrsprNsror or SaEoIE PAYaraT. The banks
of Philadelphia having suspended the reaemp-
Of their notes in specie, tho banks in our city
we're compelled to adopt the same course on
saturday morning, in seli-defence. It is re-
ported that several brokers arrived'on Friday
evening for the purpose Of drawing out large
amount of coin, but their detectives trustrated'
and they returned home ia rather bad humor.
The verdict of our people Is s'seryed them
right l'' As means Of reliet the banks com
menced paying out small notes, and several Of
their customers were accommodated with quite
large sums for change. This step seems to
have been rendered necessary, and il is very
generally sustained by our business men, with
out distinction of party, asthey hopo that dis
counts hereaiterwill be more readily procured
and the necessary money obtaiued witho't
heavy sacrifices, for the transaction Of le-
gitimate business. There have been no failures
in our city, and it is now supposed that th'
most trying timais passed We hope this vii
prove to be so, and that the payment Of tw'
and three per cent. month VIII no longer b
heard Of, in business circles. In Philadelphia
the failures or suspensions have been very NJ
merous, and among the number We may rot
the following, most of whom arc well know
In our State. Caleb Cope < Co.; Aaron
Lippincott; Hoskins, Heiskell x Co., Tennen
Derrickson x Coz John Farnum & Co.; Hazel
er, Lead Il Co.; Deal, MHlligan& Huey; L.
Remington, General r. Patterson Il Co.; Sci
hef, Hughes & Co.; X. Garsell x Bro, Jam'
P. Perot & Bro.i ]. W. Stitt & Co., John Briggs
Il Co.; Walters & Stackhouse S. Brock jr
John Drake, John l.. Pomeroy; Longmire
Brooks, and 7. K. Collins. tits reported thu
Reeves, Buck & Co. and Reeves, Abbott x O.
have obtained an extension, aud will resuI
business. Over hundred failures are repor
ed in New York and different sections Of Of
country, but the list would not prove of any i
forest to our readers. In another column W
be found u account of the run on the Phil
delphia Banks.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01


II any doubt remains Of the correctness OF
our position that Delaware was, by its origin
aud interest, attached to the North rather than
the South, it may be removed by adverting to
the civil division Of the counties into humid
reds, after the oil Saxon or free labor method
and not into parishes after the Roman style.
These hundreds are still recognized as the ba-
sis of all the municipal arrangements and local
government. Fhe u. S. census of 1850 was
arranged and officially published on this basis.
We have not an official copy of an earlier CEN
sus. But the census of 1850, as officially pub
lisled by Congress, under the superintendence
of Mr.. De Bow, has grossly disregarded this
legal division of the state, and jumbled up vii
lagos and cities with the hundreds, emitting
several entire hundreds, so that it is extreme
ly difficult to arrange the figures correctly, as
far as they are given, and quite impossible to
supply those that are omitted. We shall make
some further remarks on this subject hereaf-
ter.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

RAISE MORE FooD.-The New York Post
gives some advice to the tillers of the soil,'
from which we take the following sensible and
timely remarks-
The revolt in India is the harbinger of fam
inc; ono hundred and eighty millions OF hui
man creatures will need large supplies of foo a
from the products of other regions. The a r
my Of India, the transport fleet for that army
and its supplies, the necessities growing ont
of the disturbed state of thut great English
dependency, will call for much of our surplus
beef, pork and -four. The two last named ar
ticles are the product of every year, but beef
requires years OF nourishment before it is ready
for use. The wicked, wanton waste of breed.
ing power, which is the besetting sin of Amer
lean farmers, ought to be checked. Every
farmer ought to be required to give an account
of himself who kills female calf. We ought
10 preserve every sow-calf'' for five years to
come. BY this method we might soon have
supply OF beef not only for ourselves, but for
any emergency abroad.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

MIR. Felton's famous stallion, Ticonderoga
Black Hawk, of Govanstown, Maryland, which
took the first premium at the recent United
States Agricultural Fair, at Lexington, Ken
lucky, is dead. He was valued by his owner
at $4,000,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
from hal N. YORK Ind.pendenl.



WE published lately a descriptive account Of
this little commonwealth, OF 2, 100 square miles,
and less than 100000 people, together with
number Of statistical tables Of the population
and other facts Of Its history We showed
that II was By Its origin wholly connected with
the Nortbern states until the Political defec.
ton Of 1920, since which It has been Southern
in its ASSOCIATION, until II has become Southern
in its condition and prospects, although the
number Of slaves Is now not over 1000, and Of
shareholders about 700. Thus the growth of
the state has been limited, its population only
gaining 65 per cent. In sixty years, or less THAI
one per cent. per annum, and having 4,b86
adult whites (mosty whites) unable TO read.
The tables published show that the popula-
ton advanced from 59,096 in 1870 to 81 ,682
In 1859. The whites were 10 SO per cent. Of
the whole In 1890 then declined to 70 per
cent. in 1910, and advanced again TO 77.75 per
cent In 1850. The free colorsd people made
only 9. s per cent. in ITO, but gained in each
decade, so as to be nearly 20 per cent. in 1850.
| The slaves were Is per cent. In 1880, and were
continually diminished to % per cent, In 1850.
And still the state has been and continues TO
be known or thought OF, at home and abroad,
only as one Of the slayeholding states Of the
/ Union
The increase of the free colored population
from 1899 in 1890 to 1903 in 1860, more
than 463 per cent, in border state proyes
that there is very little tendency of this class
of people northward, provided they are only
able to snbsist where they are and may dc
much to quiet the alarms either felt or feignet
by Northern politicians, Of a grand negro ir
ruption to overHhelm the North, II slavery 1
overthrow. The increase OF the colored pop
ulatian, bond and free together, since 1890 /
greater than that Of the whites-a fact sugges
ting several important reflections.
We then proceeded to show the novemcn
of population in the state by counties, pre-
senting the following tables which we reprint
PopuLArION nY COUNTIES.
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YOUNG LApIEs JNsrITuTD

WILMINGTON, Der LINZ
" EDTurHlRTY. REv. THOMAS NJ. CAM
Pfn9pal, assisted BY Experienced TeAchers, School
men e. iirst Monday IN september. RECESS 25th De-
and August Charge per year $50, for Board and TUT
ZION IN English. Music, Fronoh, Drawing, &C., at Pro-
n2 Deduction except IN cases Of protraeted sicknesa
" Catalogues forwarded at iequast. Address,
July 2O-amo. WiiminEtop Dial
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
Auctloneering q Real Estate Agency.

gNH l.; undersigned would respectfully ANNOUNCE 20 the
citizens Of Delaware RDl the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land, that he has opened, Dover, Del. Real Estate
Agency for the sale of farms, houses lots Oh other
species property. His acquaintance with tie people
oil the several States, warrsnts him in the assurance
that all real ntusted to his will be speedily
also that having had more thln twenty years
experiences in auctonesrng, hewb be pleased cry apy
sales Of land houses. stock goods anywhere in tho
State. that may be rendered him conscious that his sec
vices will not fail give satisfaction. II doHTed, he
will mike ali arrang enlonts for public or private sales
and advert so them to the best advantage. Ho vii also
attend to tile any evidences OF debt.
he best references will be given as to character and
qualification faithfully ttend to and account Dor all
business which may he Entrusted TO his charge. Address
lhonEn tile Post O1e, VI at the hotel Of Mr. Isaac Ba
sen. Q ii, Auutioueer and X cal l. st alto Agent.
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Value of Manu-. Amt
Kent, 4,O99,g45 1914 1880 42l ,gO7
Sussex, 3.5ti,55O 555 20 ,275 27899
Colleges and For'gn Whites 20
Academies. Pub, Schools. Born. unable 10 read
write
Pnplls. Income. Pupils. Income
n, O., iitM 5G2,s9l s,3i7 SO ,t56 5.al ao7
Sussex, % i,i6j S'E i2OiO $50 0s5
We must leave it to our readers to compare
tho results in these tables with the preceding,
as illustrative Of tho comparative effects of
freedom and slavery, and can only make room
this week for one more table, showing the
POPULATION By HUNDREDS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
I. G. TAYLOR's
SELECT SCHOOL, FOR YOIJNG

-- MEN .3ND BOYS,
w be opened for the reception Students on the 7
" ofthe 9tl month tSeptemher.l ThebdinE h MAD
R n s T Si s and Manr and
aory Every Opportunity will be afforded 10 the Sndents
81 nus nsllullG 70 obtain thorough, PRACTICAL and III
rinted ciIenars. iuy "a M ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
A Bankers Double-acting Force g Lift

For safe al main agency, Smyrna, Dsluware, BY
1857 BOWMAN X ELhIOTT. 1857.
Please read the following certificates -teylnE IN use
at tito stations on tho New York Central Railroad A.
Bakers Patent Force pumP nm satisfied ,9et S' el
other avo had in use, and fully ucoompshea In every
respect what the patent sets lort do oheeriuy recon-
mend them to all persons uBing pumps. -,
to certify n We have had N We 4: 5en
They answer purpose Tor which they are recon-
mended and continue give tho greatest sallhaeon
AMI can with confidence recommend them TO every
person who wishes to obtain good Pump for forcing anu
lifting water; would also DO very eeotve N case OF he
Manlova Hayes, kentco., u. u. bradford, DoYert
George Davis, Smyrna, WIN. Wneh, do, 49,,
Thomas Is. Bryan, do, James v. Moore, Ouehsh,
! VIM, Horner, SMYRNA, Aexanler Del, CIR; ,s
| The above pumps for sale Mt BOWhIAN& ELIlOTTs
machine shop, Sy Dell, sole agents Tor DeaWhra
All orders plncuny attended TO- Persons sending oIuei
| Tor snIe. Juno 10 emo.
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These tables show that the decrease of slay-
cry has been by no means uniform in its oper-
alton over the state, but has been much more
sweeping in the Northern portions. The two
northern counties, having more communica-
ton with free states, have reduced their num-
Der Of slaves from 1862 in 1890 to TAI In 1850,
loss of 4, 12l, or nearly So per cent? while
the southernmost county has reduced its share
Of the "evil' not only from 4,025 in 1890 to
l,549 in 1850, loss Of 2,473-but 81 per cent.
1t is important to notice, also, that the Increase
Of white population has been chiefly in those
same northcrnmost counties, which have most
nearly freed themselves from the sc eyil."-
These counties, which had 20,3l2 whites In
1870 had 50,3l2 1850, gain of 3O3l2, or &c. 8
per cent, while Sussex, which had 5,763 in
1870, had but. 20, $40 in 1850, gain Of 30 per
cont, or less than half the other. This shows
something of the connection between free la
Dor and general prosperity and advancement,
which. may be further developed as we ad-
vance. This analysis is carried more into de-
tail in the following tables, showing the
RATIO OF POPULATIONS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01
a new porfahle Forea !

Mtz2Ezs THESE Forces are made expressly for use.
ksF They oan be readily adopted In any place where
Norge ~ wanted, you have only to set 1t down
corner aud go to work. For Farmers, Manulno
turers, Mllera, Mne &o, and indeed for all who want
constant ocoaonal forging done. fhey the very
hg es they can be einos Cd q any time and replaced
delay in going three four miles 10 Blacksmith shop
with job that they could do themselves in few minutes
These orges DO and bought at any time, either
"'''' ~ "'''''' 3. w. DAVIS Machine Shop,
corner Of Front and Inatiaon Slroeis,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01


Castle has gained the most in its total popula-
ton +; gaining from 19,69S in 1890, to 1880
in 1850; gain of 23 ,092, or III per cent.
while the county Of Sussex has gained least,
having had 20, 488 in 1890, increased to 1896
in 1850 gain OF 5 ,448, or 26.5 per cent
But in New Castle the whites were 1914 per
cent. oil the whole in 1890, and only 81 "a in
1850; while the colored were 1924 per cent.
in 1890, but had risen to 1874 per cent. in
1850; while in Sussex, the whites comprised
1853 per cent. in 1900, and rose to 1884 per
cent. in 1850; showing that the presence or
increase Of Il colored population is neither q
cause nor consequence of decline, nor a
barrier to prosperity.
Many suppose that the presence of the free
blacks, and especially Of freed slaves, is in
compatible with the advancement of society |;
but the census of Now Castle county shows
the falsity of this assumption. The free poo
pie OF color were only $50 in 1890, and had
increased more than ten fold, to 7 ,62l in 1850.
In 1890 they were but 3.24 per cent. of the
population; but were 7.S1 per cent, or con-
siderably more than one. sixth of the whole, in
1850. We do not hear of any movement in
| Delaware to ''get rid'' OF this class of their
population, although in the state they make
up 1914 per cent, or nearly one-filth of the
population, and in Kent county " ,98 per cent.
or more than one quarter of the people. The
secret is explained by the last table, which
shows 990S per cent. of the people of New
Castle county are FREE; 98 AZ per cent. in
Kent, and only 93 per cent. in Sussex. We
could extend these notes to almost any length
with interesting and instructive comparisons.
| But ii is time now to turn attention to the rev.
Citations of the last census in regard to the
MATERIAL goSDITioS, 1850.
Df nNRal- Ind rim
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

w THAT competition u mo lie Of hpde no eua
in ne l. lhey DO. lot thein1ay yIs he shoe marks
SUI doing the shoe trade. Boots shoes DO bought
now than ever before proportion 10 the cost OF
kapihE then upi and what Of all thai why
81 and still zoe oopettion noeeses n
.nis luohy NO doubt tine public IN aware, or ought 70 De
thAt new shoe store mas becnoponsd At No w
veIe 5eS where 4 the shoe limo ~ sod a.
toves 81 mot can Eye the gbacrber ea at BIZ store
oeini the hfnt store IN ec0nd ST. West Of Market There
len Of Importance to tho public, that IN that al
Nerkto order p prompt yatlended 70 AZ this store
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-28

wish that aunt SYLVIA weald viewer cNe,
will wish, IL aunt Sylvia s.iould grow help
lsss and dependent, that aunt Sylvia would
dc. But tnls Is your seventeenth birthday
Ii yon will learn a. rule yourself. as I did
pcriap, you may win love, where now You
only elicit contempt. have told my story.
lf have wounded Mully's feelings, il wa
with hope To heal a eanker,ng ulcer eating
at her heart-thc pride of wealth and posi-
ton
A year has comedy BETTE Linden Is the
happ. wife u u good man. Minnie Stirling,
who now writes her name Molly, y ths
marvel of her fricnd-. Aunt Sylvia ha, mot
hcen to the city since the birthday part, ;
hut she has her eve upon the repentance
AMI reform Of Molly. Ebert fenton has not
prope,ed---but il Molly slial learn Ia con-
quer herself, there is no telling what he ma,
do
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WOOD, MiCIlENER 4 CO.,
y. W. Cor. Foarth and nsek lsuanA as
nAt~LSpAtsr entra


FaAsxlis wsop, Notary Public.
Asos j MicHsSsR, ssrsesor.
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w tl.e sale aRd negotiation Of
LANDS Lots BUILDINGS, LEASES, RENTS.
a. Il t.s elly u sassnpor, aud .abars. In lnie
rer ttties. Is~h- and Villages Ia Iowa aud adosn.
ing STATES. rlccial as,ets,ioa will br gwen 10
COLLECTING Rents. PAYING TAXES.
aai taking charge 81 proIert, iar re.Idenis
MONEY LOANS,
90 sfss - small amounts caa always be- effected ON
pssi q Trust ari god Mortgage security, through
our AgvneS, We have
REGISTERED AND FOR SALE,
ar.s llst ~ valuable Real Estate. 10 which we arr
sGits.4 Inducements eysry day aud ~ which We
.nttis ilr atseasEt,i ~ purchasers
LAND WARRANTS LOCATED
Deels Mortgage Bad. aud all o,her legal in.,ru.
w eeal.l Invite the attention II ,bc.e wishing to
make u4eatfc investments To- the following list OF
Sity ass.l tgaats frolsrt..
cry PROPERTY
"a .esvl l1usc and 10, brady street cast eide
aisutr l4aen-t .trvst, ~ feet ~ 3D. VIII ~ sod
cheap attss an rsss terms
- ilau-s aad 10, on Tenth street. ueu Farnum,
III he -ssid l,sr so0n
~ Rae MI containing tue acre.. iyiEg ON Thir,
street eaniainlsg bac .nsse AID ifa't Irce-, rus
pushes aisd other nowrr-
Al A tae Let containing two acres, froaiing %
Locust. l.. Glare and Iowa -srerts
- I.NvliinE House and Lot, situate Ninth u !,
w.tn kagualun and t~ Claire streets, In complete
order asseai Uissnrm sGa eNslar lot JON1a feet
LEAsEs Foa SALE
70 Pie new two -t1ry fiua.e containing nile
stssa=z Ii -iSiS feet lease 10 run l2A years
. 4 iease 90 Iowa street, between Third and
fparth .treef. GnJt dwelaae Iias dftsen yss,s
t. Taa
B4GilAg sAraen aud Farm Iai- In and near q -
-
FOR VAIL ABLE Farm PROPERTY,
Fsfsr VaF fgeils aud The public tbs extensive
-t 1ailsed To- cur circular. jas. issued aud Ia be
found a aar aii.re.
WOOD, AleHENER q co,
is Corner OF fpurth aud Rock island etc.
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&. AUGUSTUS uAViLAND,
q eWi Estate s4ge {,

tsrocrs.an 10 CO.. y sAnsl
Has f.r .ale
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
j eonnty, with good, comfortable dwelling. iarss
srvhard ~ every kiHd Of ifusi running sst.r all
ssetythins 10 mako a farm desirable VIII hs salt
scry reasonable
TWemsy Cnisnpses ed Par~s1s al lsassss'
ls scati couniy. Pleasantly situated, a,.d capita
land for farming purposes Terms very easy.
Sin hundred and ferry acre. In Guthrie eoonty
One hundred aud twenty acre. In Iowa county
Farm In John.oa count,
seven hundred acre. in Adair county.
Three hundred acres la 0ruady county
Two Hundred aerss in palls. county
Land la BcIioa Cared asIeock and Jasper Com
tie.
House and lot an Fourth street.
Aousc and l.l .n Fifth street
Hudias lot. oa Brad, aud Second street
Lots on Perry stree,
Bloek VI lots On Rock Island aud Iowa .,rc.t.
Building io,s on Harrison and SIXTH street.
Forty farm near Newton
A beautiful farm Of 80 aer-- situated Ia Ben,oa
coasty
Farms In washlnssaa eaaE,y
few acres % Laid ii The ,ieiait, - Davenport
suitable f'f c0untrs .sss-
House. and La. Ia The ei,y of Da,enp
Farms in Ciiatsn eauni sea, lsairuat aud River.
City property In L. etalFe
Building lot. ia " atsrtsw. Ia
Threc hundred mas kt. ia FulIan- addition
- kssi Davenrsrt commanding a splendid slsw W
ihe AisssssipFi River a..a k.cA Island These lais
can b. purchased oA very GeasDusbis tvrsn-
Great Inducements arr offered to mechanics a.
well ~ capitalists aud sthers
Cali aud examine map. aad price. al
hANILANps
ly9su Silec IL Clam. Row
P.s.-Ausassn saSss ss~S.ussssshly.
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a Sseam E1oogtsa9 MAN. Fer sale.
THIS MILL Is BUILT OF STONE ~ A
i very substantial nssnasr sod reek an the
TANK 1T The M.-.slpil River, Ia the city u Lyons
Iowa v TOUR rsorl.- high, SoA"o ir.t, With kagine
aAd Bpilrr House attached, rapatlc Of msnnfartgr
ins is0 barrels ~ rsar IN "a hours The engine ~ "
l4srhe. hare Ai q. fest stroke two douhte hue ssH
sr-, ~ nch, ~ diameter, ~ i-~' i"Is, ~ Inch fae-
thre. pair ~ sarr.s
The NH wac built last u IA exeslieat order,
and b surrounded by eet.sttisi aud abundance OF
wheat rais.as eauntsy, aid has been IA sueesesfal
operation tor sixteen naantLs.
Tn. Flonr ~ the . l. sas city Mile hs. an
excellent reputation la Minnesota NJ iais and hi
eago, and there 10 extensive hune trade ft u ~
l.yons, FULTON City. Gamasehs aud nswhhsfing
ruohsry
Steamboats, taksnx the nuur up aud daun The Me
sisslvvi riycr have nae plac. Tor landing IL the
MIL While the Railroad FROM Fulton tuppvsite ~
ons Chicago affords facilities for the fhipmeAt
of Sour east an the year The eastern terminus q
a.ssshsr Railroad nearly eompleisa, running wee,
Via Aaquoketa. and cut through ons Of the hssl
raas growing sections u the state, VIII be loestsd
near the Mil
III. will he sold cheap aud on easy terms, tie
undcrsgEed owner wishing "a i.lars fran baslnsss
N X tLAIrrEN
Lyons, Clinton Ga Iowa luls.tm
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Chicago.


6n BBLs uROCEKs' EXTRA SYRUP,
M 10 bLs Golden hsraps for sale nj greatly
rsdneed prices. anl. kki a0lDs, ELY = 20
I'M illIDS CUBA AND PORTO RICO
I'M SUGARS as bbl- New York Coffee do,
- bbis Crushed aud Powdered do, Just received
and viii he sod 60 the issae nj lowest Cash pFees.
asls REYNoi.is, ELY 60.
6 BAGS RIO COFFEE. 100 BAGS LA
0~J0 0uAYRA do, foa bags Marsca,to do, -
Fsekess y. U Java d., ~ less than pfvsent market
psless ault REYNOLDS, ELY GU
0M HALF CHESTS YOUNG MYsON.
&AlNO asspswder. Imperisi AID Black Tee,
bought befsre present advance, AID viii he cold 81
lees than New York priee.. aad 80 hbers' terms
kEYSoi.Ds, EiY 90,
ksyHa.ds = Ely's Block,
aais Cor South Water II. aud ehisaa avenue
SooOW CANe8! SNOW CAHE28!!
~ lDE Rs NICHOLAS, SHOW CASE AND
II Nsial HAah Aa~nf>ct1vsrs. lsys south Clark
stresf, bet sesa Adams snd Monroe streets Chiesxo
Iili.sa.
Show Csses of every description, constantly aH
haad aud made ~ order, rueh Silver Plated Tier.
man Silver, kasevopd, Mahogany, B=eL wsinus,
&c Orders from Abe country psomp,, attended 70.
sts.es Acdrsss, klDgR : NICHOLAS.
lys south Clark snssf,
myis-iom Past Oalee Doa. esss Chleao NJ
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W T. BARBER co,
LAW, LAND AND LOAN OFFICE,
No. Granite Block, Main street,
NE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w ING R,a Estate viz
CITY PROPERTY


NJ nsnb.s Hca-e oa Eighth street, one lot
hutlalass good eis;crn VA yard, whole trout thirty
feet, house and now under from meath a.
nl"atn Free J. 49, part On time, or u, 80 cash
at .lplek. Lot soxis0 House u feet front, cellar
and sald e-tcrn-very eligible Price ", $50 lower
f1r casu.
UNIMpRDvED LANDS
~ Z i0O acres ia Iiarra-oa coasty Fine prairie,
surrounded hy cultivated farms " n and u
y : l. i, see a. r -, RAJ a. per ace
Ne - acre. In Harrison eoaaty Choice prai.
rae, near stream Of water W " u h aud N 4
sae. sl.N T. d sec -, I -, X IL - per acre.
Ne 5 loo acres Ia Story eoanty i L h, sec o,
7 - L - IS per
NJ 8 lao acres in Story county MEX, sec %,
I 80 L = - yer acre
M 10 acres Ia Milnesots Territory NWk
sud u w ~ SEQ J, u los nv, w 9TH A~r, ~
ifvr ARE
Nus In acres Ia Minnesota Territory WIN
W sad y " . W !, sec n, 4 los, ROW ~
per acre
Ne . 81 acres IA Minnesota Territory. EksE
Sc Ia, 4 los, Rsw s5so PSF sere
No 10 - acres LA Po,tawotanl county, Iowa
W W sec ), 4 u, Il IS, w t5,so per acre
No II a. acres Ia rvitawoiasn.e csuniy MA
y sees ., a n, k5sw e5,so per asre,
~. T. ~ acres M TaIna county NsNw
sce IL, i ". X lew u res acre.
No \ % acre. Ia Tama county wksEk
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