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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

.WnEN ny SHIP COMES HONE FROM SEA.-But
wife dear, 1t does seem so queer to me. that to
day--this very day, when they met you in the
street, they were all too blind to see beauty in
your sweetest face, and did call you coarse and
old. But never mind il, Josie dear, you can buy
their praise with gold; they will crowd to take
your fee, when my ship comes home from sea |!
Bear their scorn a little longer, Josie DEAR it
will make your heart the stronger; and believe,
now, what | say, you'll have friends enough,
some day--more than you can love or trust! Du'
your heart will be no kinder, wife, than 1t Is To,
night, nor your soft eyes more loYe-hrIghti ana
don't believe you'll be any happier any better,
any dearer unto me, when my ship comes home
from sea-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

SHADOW or THE GREAT House.. foil on, child
Of genius! The world is great mart, aud tall
brown houses loom up all over it, aud myriads
there be who walk in the shalow for lifetime,
and the image Of God leaves no impress upon the
human soul Toll on for manifold arc the hearts
who, living under the full glare of the sun, would
find relief for their iaintng spirits among those
quiet shadows Ask OF the mother, when the
shifting Kaleidoscope of life wrought that dark
image in her SOUL when jeweled hands disposed
the tiny limbs and robed them for The silent
house; when pratng tongues discussed the weeds
deur. and to weep, was but to sigh with a studied
cadence-ask aud she would murmur, Leave
me alone with my babe, and let the shadows close
about US - HesperidH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

THE GmouL OF TUE GRAvEYARD.-Au Oroville
citizen planted rose-bushes and Towering shrubs
about some Of the graves in the village cemetery,
and in the night some DEVILS slave came, in hu
man shape, and cut them down. Who will regret
that ravenous worms are to gender and writhc in
base as his?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

is the Sacramento Mercury aware that its ce-
lestial namesake was a constitutional thief-that
he once stole a lot of cattle, and drew them, by
the tails, into cave, so that the owners might
not follow backtracks' to his place of stow
away? The thieyng villain always would take
things, in spite OF all the gods.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

Az OHruL SINNER--InE CuIEF AMONG TEN
THousAND.-W We have heard, with the prulouudcst
indignation, of the doiugs of an ungodly man in
a neighboung town. An itinerating clergyman
besought him for direction to n place to tarry for
the night. The wicked one directed him to u
house which, he said was retired and away from
the secular noises that would disturb him on the
following Sabbath. In the night the parson was
disturbed by person in extended undress crawl.
ing into his bed and becoming doubtful, alarmed,
and finally, desperate, his reverence jumped out,
clad himself hastily and descending to the street,
learned that he had been sleeping in most un-
clerical place. In the morning he sought for the
son Of BelaP who got him into so scandalous
a scrape, but the man. with the utmost innocence
expressed unmcasured and profanely illustrated
anger at the intruder on the sauctity of the par
sons rest aud swore that he would Immediately
kill every person of llrepute in the town. be-
cause, said he, cone can't find place for friend
10 sleep without being disturbed and scandalized
by disrepuable ntruders.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

THE Mormons have been engaged all winter
erecting Notifications, Col, johnson ia having
renforcemenls and additional munitions, and ID
is expected that the Administration will order an
adyanee early in the summer,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

PRACrioAL MECHANICs.--A while ago a com
pany on Trinity river desired to raise a heavy
water wheel, but could contrive no purchase by
which it could be done At length sailor
brought his ingenuity 8 to bear thus A heavy
timber was placed above the shaft, and new,
dry rope was wound spirally round both the
rope was then wet, and the shrinkage raised the
wheel
1t is related that heavy statue was once about
to be raised to high pedestal in Rome it was
the work Of a great sculptor, and prodigious anX-
iety was felt for its safety. The greatest ingcn-
uity of the Eternal City was employed for its cl-
cvation,and patricians and plebeans watched its
upward progress with suhdued breathing, order
having been made that whoever spoke aloud in
that momentous period should be put to death
But the machinery was ill-contrivod aud its pow
er of elevation was spent as the foot of the sta
tue almost swung on the pedestal The excited
crowd moved but dare not speak until plelean
cried out, wet the rope Water was applied,
and directly the sculpture was in its place
Search was made for the humble citizen who had
saved the great work of art, but he was never
found.
Under the battered hat Of many worker is a
laboratory Of thought, strange IN It's operations
as the occult mysteries OF alchemy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

Rev. Ike KAILooH, who made himself so ma
mcrous among the sisters of his flock, is praoti=
cling law in Kansas. Yeou Isaac, git eout
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

THE .aia has seen letter from Morgan, the
steamship owner, stating that he has sold the
Sierra Nevada and Orzaba to Garrison, who, as
soon as the Yrissarri treaty is carried out will
put on his line of Nicaragua steamers We have
no faith in the statement. Works, by Mr.. Garri-
son, must precede public faith. When his YES
sells are ready people may ride, but he's not good
to depend on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

FIERY ToAsr.--'I II Prometheus was deihed for
bringing fire from Heaven in reed, what must
the gods think of those who put II out-the
fremep|
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

A MornER's LovE.--A mothers love! what
a depth of feeling is there in those lIttle words
a mothers love Yes, it sounds on the ear oi
the reprobale son and makes a penltent OF him'
That short sentence, when whispered by the un-
ceasing voice OF conscience, siirs up the noblest
feelings of the heart, and renders the roaring lion
of human passions meek aud coutrite lamb
Ulde Hest
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15
TRurHs TO LAY TO HEART.--The Sacramento
Mercury says

TRUTHS TO LAY TO llEART.-1he oacfathehto
Mercury says
How very careful then should we be in What
we write. How very particular we should be 30
TO draft our articles and so to inculcate our prin
cples, as to make our paper blessing TO man
kind We should endeavor always to purify the
minds of our readers, to teach them high toned
honesty aud integrity as we'll in politics as NOR
ais We have il in our power to mould society
for good or for evil, and we should make good
use Of the privilege.
We shall not fail to profit by the above advice.
aud may others. We have never Intentionally
written wrong, but many times have, by
carelessness; or by provocation, shaped senten-
ces that cut deep, ragged wounds in human
hearts, The bluntest pen, in skilliul hands, ia
keener than the sharpest sword its woanaings
are not healed by surgeons its fractures are pot
knitted by time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

4 MNsrREL band Of real darkies have been
playing at Sonora.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

OUR handsome and talented contemporary of
the TRINITY JOURNAL will hereafter be accommo-
dated with the Visitor through Wells, Fargo d
Co.'s Express Sac Pisitor
Thank you, but don't be pokin' Of fun at
body.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

PiTr PLArr is postmaster of Plattsburg, and
Peter Piper picked peck of picked peppers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

HERE'S A CHANCE FOR CALICO There is a
hrst-rate excuse for ladies festival now-to help
build a Methodist church. The ladies OF the
congregation could make about a thousand dol
lars by an enterprise which they could conduct
and have the credit Of themselves. We shall
not say anything more about it, just now, al
though we know that great number of young
gentleman are mighty anxious for an excuse to
put on their store Clothes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

IRREGuLAR.-The Napa Reporter, Amador Sen
tinel and Sierra Democra come irregularly. We
are anxious to have them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

THE Messenger, published at Rabbit Town,
says there is not an unoccupied house in the place;
rabbits have always been noted for fecundity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

Nor AN Ill. WNp-The unexpected return Of
the Golden Gate enabled officers Of the law to
catch several scoundrels who had taken passage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

THE 'ALLEGHANlAN' Nocalists have returned
to this State after an absence of five years some
Of them, not all. Mrs. Robb could not come 4;
she is rehearsing in Heaven. When the great
curtain that wells Eternity rises, she, with the
daughters of Zion, who once sat weeping by Da.
bells streams, may be heard in the swelling song
whose eternal echoes shall multiply, as older an
gels sing, back to infinite distances and then
they who sang so swcetly on earth will say, 'how
could we sing song in a strange land p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

WE stated, last week, that an individual came
from the Festival with no hat and one boot
Sixteen persons have called on us since, desiring
to know if we meant to insinuate that they had
taken too much lager We intend to state, in
the most positive manner, that these persons had
taken nary drap;' the chilly atmosphere occa-
stoned resurrection of each particular hair,
which dislodged the hats without the knowledge
of their owners. Besides, there were only six
teen lost-and that wasn't many, considerin'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06

VAlCc or SCOT In England this IS saw
ed aud applied to the wheat and other crops
with great returns. In this country, it i
too often thrown into Ike street and lost
about Is busiSlS are a good dressing for
an ere. Several salts Of ammonia, magne-
:. and lime render il too valuable To be
wasted A. liquid manure for the gard, n
nothing Is better than three or four quarts
OF SCOT dissolved in a barrel OF water. and
applied with watering pot Almost every
family may as well as not preserve a few
bushels Of IT, IL is good for any kind If
grain; also FOR roots, especially potatoes and
carrots; and nothing except Peruvian qua
no-wtich it is silly to buy, and at the
same time throw away about good an
articles equal to ]; for giving rich bloom
- flowers Save your SCOT, and you may
have the richest vegetables and the bright
est flowers.
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Pr0SrrCTs N LIVINGSTON CoUSTV.-N c
are now in the midst Of beautiful winter !;
have but very small breadth Of land sown
in winter wheat, but what we have looks
remarkably wei. Our corn is sadly damag
ed. there being very little that will do for
seed. and by far the greater portion Is
moulded en- the cob | have seen some
cribs smoking. Stock of all kinds has done
well so far. T-ere i no money to keep
trade alive. What few cattle were sold in
the flll are yet unpaid for. and when any
one en,eavOrs to enforce collection, the land
j. turned out, and Of course no one will bid,
as money would loan for five times the in
test that the land would pay
e. II. O~TgANDER, u. ID.
KJciOry Point, Fcj. 17th, 1858.
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A LARGE, commodous. and well finished two stor,
~ brick House, In Ottawa Centre for sale. with one
two, three Lctsone Of the very pleasantcst situa
tons in the City, only ten inmates walk from the
House. Enquire Of the subscriber the of OF
tawa. March go GEO. W.IIPpI.E
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FEED.-The Lebanon. q. II. Shakers after
thirty years experience, estimate ground
corn to be oIe third more valuable for feed
ing cattle than ungrouud, ana cooked meal
one-fourth better than raw. They always
cook their meal. One ofthc best articles for
swine while in preparation for the tub. is
charcoal Snch are its nutr!tive proper ties
tor these animals that they have subsisted
en- it alone for weeks together. Ii should be
always kept in the sty, and fed to the inmates
regularity like other food. Store hogs should
be fed cheapiy in the winter and kept warm.
The swiIl from the kitchen is the best for
tb-ir growth.
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E4ESEe FOR zS.g3
ON FIVE WEARS: TIM p =

Z WILL sell my otter Greek Farm, 81 atei fifteen miles
4 south OF Ottawa, IN Ia sale County, Illinois.
consisting Of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF IMPROVED
LAND. with iJ dwelling houses, and euccd Of il 10
fici'ls.
1hc three main branches % oter Greek together
on the farm Which makes II ~ the best sateryt
stock farms IN Northern Illinois The land Ices descend
ing mostly the south, and Of superior ialty Cor grain
raising, Of which about Thousand 'fid.T
cultivation. tlr balance Il tile iard sdug and pas
lure. Tie Ottawa and Dwight State Road lstS-.-
through the farm; ia. Pet-rshIr-h and Morris Railroad
j. surveyed Oh the north limits - the farm and e L.
Sale and Lafayette Railroad j. surveyed through the
southern part of H.. farm w sal sail ttr'I 'n lots
sui; purchasers and give from ,hr-s 10 years time
pay f'r the same, viii interest al ten per cent
d.c2.:-6n DAVID STEAWN
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FErFrrS OF GRAPES.-In the neisfboriOod
OF Cincinnati there are more than two thou
sand acres in grapes. The profit per acre
average. taking one year with another,
about $500 per acre Much Of course de-
ponds on management. The cost Of plant
ing ranges from 800 20 $500 per acre -
The expenses with ordinary land, need not
exceed $50 per acre. When trenching ma
chimes come into us on lands clear ofStones,
the cost ofp'snting will i've materially reduced
Better profits are made on grapes sold in the
market hun on those used for W ne-.Ph,s-
GuTy DisBdtch.
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SEASOSAELE IiISTs-As soon as the pre-
sent severe weather mOderates, all farmers
and fruit men should look to their orchards.
Sharpen your pruning knife, take your tree
scraper and small saw along, and proceed
10 give every tree in your orchard 4 regular
overhaulIns- Be cautious how you use the
knife; there Is always danger of pruning
too much. Look well for bearers about the
trunks and the base Of the principal limbs
You will generally find them on the sunny
Side of the tree or limb. Scrape the rou.h
bark ard moss from your apple trees.
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There Is legend which asserts that Lord
BrouShan. once worked six continuous days
II. G., one hundred and forty four hours
without sleep, that he then rushed down to
his country lodgings, slept all Saturday
night, all Sunday, all Sunday night, and
and was walked by his valet on Monday
morning to resume the responsibilities Of
life, and commence the work Of the next
week
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~ have lived to know" says Adam
Clarke, that the greatest secret Of human
happiness is this-Never suffer your cner-
gics TO stagnate."
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EOr Sale,
UNEMPLOYED lands in La sale Livingston. Grnndy,
Whtesde Bureau, aud Champaign Counties. in this
State, and in the Counties al Black Hawk 1irundy Cerro
Gordo, Iowa. Polk PowesheicE. and Greene in Iowa.
Also, improved farms In De Kalb and IL Sail. Coun-
ties improved ~ mile from Earlvile, Sale
rent: improved 100 acres four miles north Of ottawa
will he sold i'll whole part
Also. several Hp,;se6 aud ia Ottawa Lots ia
Green's Addition, and other parts Of the City. all OF
which viii be- sol to sui, the times. payment
will be found Ileb6l Join 2 ANTHONY.
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Ecaal advertisements.
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
n Office is hereby given that in pursuance OF the
~ power given to the undersigned by certain deed
OF trust executed and delivered by William w Low, to
e uhderslgned dated the eleventh day of March, A. D.
I' ana Med Tor record in the Recorders Office of the
couhty 81 La sale and State OF Illinois, on the twelfth
Day OF Narch D. io57, and duly recorded in said Of
nee in BOOK NO o. at pages GS 6S5 and Csc the under
signed, trustees named in said Decd Trust will
Wednesday, the seventeenth day Of March, A. D. 1888,
the hour of ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day at
the south door OF tue Court House in the City Of 0a
wa, said County Of La Sale, for cash at public
auction highest bidder the following described
real estate wit Lots one, % two 90 three 90 and
five 81 in Block thirty eight 49, in the States AIdi-
ton Ottawa, situate in said City OF Ottawa, being the
same premises mentioned in said Deed Of Tfust.
This sale be made satisfy and pay the sum o
thousand and dollars and seventy-one cents
(fIUIO.7I due aud owing from the said William W
Low the undersigned, for money advanced ana nam
Iity incurred by the undersigned in pursuance OF the
agreement between the said Low and the undersgned
in said Deed Of Trust.
The sale will be absolute and for cash.
CHARLES II. WALKER,
GEORGE C. WALKER, T.,s,ees
TRACY J. BRONSON,
WILLIAM KELLOGG,
Composing the firm Of
feb12-iw WALKER, BRONSON 4 co.
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Real Gstate.
RUCGAS SANGER.

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts OF Title furnished Collections made Invest
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa August : 1877
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Acnsirtny az ILn.ic.

TryiIE uuJ -r.ign,d has opened Academy of Mas'r
in which al .struments, Piano. iIclodcon Yio-
ln Carioret, fbte, Guitar, ana SIN linz avd all
InSt VIII b. la GIT reasonable charges.
Classes viii be opened, Containing more than Il
scholar. il each.
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, Para. s. &C. with
any number of Instruments, 1T reasonable rms.
For particulars inquire ut t. Y. GEGGS Music Store.
jan9-tf e. W. BERNHARD.
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- TOLEN from the subscriber living N the of Sc
- rena, La Sale County, Monday evening, January
4h, ISIS, IA BRIGHT BAY MARE with white hair mixed
through the bay. heavy with oa barefoot the fetlock
joints OF the hind feet bent nearly ground large
wind gals ON the gamore joints Said mare had
when taken, saddle, bride, and halierthe saddle is
with light skirts aud dark The halter
leather headstall with rope for strap. The
taken while htched near the Serena School House.
The above reward will be paid for the and tiie.
twenty-five dollars for the alone, information
that will lead to her recovery.
Address Serena Post Office, La Sale County, H.
jams DANIEL BLAKE.
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GREEN'S MILL


TUE undersigned take this method of informing their
old customers and the public generally that We ar.
putting into Establishment this Spring thai
will enable us to turn out that double amount Of
Goods We have usually done; the demand our Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, hone 10 civ.
satisfaction in exchanges Of Wooden Goods for Wool
We never have. and do not intend to card into wool
of cotton and sell IL for all wool Our goods are
warranted in this respect and also durability We
shall continue exchange for Wool, formerly the
lowing kinds of Goods viz: Heavy Cassmeres Satinets
Jeans Flann-s Of different kinds, Blankets and Stock
ing Considerable attention will be paid Stocking
Yarn orders will be filed for all the different grades aud
4 inds Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed, Red
9I,tde.i Xc And we will manufacture for merchant,
ard others Wool in lots Of hundred pounds and up-
wards into Stocking Yarn any of the above kinds o
goods On liberal terms for cash or wool. Also.
Carding and Spinning
VIII be done in lots of 80 lbs. and upwards, at Is to IS
cents per pound
Custom CardinS into Rolls
N;h be done at six cents pound Their machines
viii be clothed with the of Cards, and with
i~o exIerienced Carder they have good
done. Wool will taken from the Deto at Ottawa and
Ios returned Within reasonable length Of time for do
'e Notk, which may be lin strong sheets) from
almost any part oil the State = trifing expense.
Wool intended for exchange for any 81 ,b ahov. LINDA
OF Goods accompanied by the proper order NAV he sent
py aroah !" ottawa and the will be put IN and
cent with pronPtness, according @ order -
We would also say, that We have got our N.,v c.,o,
ana FIGURING Nil IN operation and persons. wsbi,c 90,
have their grinding done short notice n. W.. ~.
plenty Of water at all times inyi1l }. 4 D. GREEN
Hard Wood Lumber.
SAWED oak Iimber-sll sizes-from 6X6 and I2xl2.
- and from IL 10 "a feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting of Newell Post Tim.
Der, 6X6 90 sXs.
Plank, TO go inches thick.
Boards, inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle STUFF and Oak Plank
WIN. NJ True.
feb1-n Once In Bznkof Ottawa.
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E'avili fOr sale.

PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- HE subscriber having made up his mind 70 stop
- farming iHuch - ir has been, has made up his
mind 10 sell hi Indian Greek isIm lying about fourteen
miles north Of Ottawa the Pana Road leading from
Ottawa Ear. lie. said Para contains three hundred
and forty acres, about tyo ' lrcI anil hfy Of
prairie, all fenced, and abOut hundred and dy
der cultivation; the balance timber.
Also 40 OF my hluf Farm Ie-haf mile north
Of Ottawa on tie Plank Road.
Also four Canal Lots in ~, City of Ottawa.
Terms oe-haf down, th- balance securedhy the pro-
perry. Enquire Of tie subscriber. the premises Of
" II. ". Cushman, Esq., IL Ottawa
The subscriber will also s-li az public sale on his bud
Farm. Ottawa, the 2nh day Of March htNt conf
ieucinG at nine O'Clock y NJ, the following property
Ten head Of Horses, work Horses, the balance
Colts about twenty head OF Cattle ten head Of Cows,
the balance young Cattle; Harvesting Machine, three
good Lumber Wagons two hor-e Carriage harness
es, Piows, Drags. and Farming Utensils generally.
ferms-.N SIMS over -, SIX months iiine viii be
given. with good security.
feh27-3w* JAMES 3!CBCRNEY.
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DiSSDfui;Os,,

y Office = hereby given, :hat the co-partuership
y heretofore existing under the name Of BKI>ToL x
L"CEgsoD. NIr>eiie> La sale Co. H., i Ihs day
dissolved ay mutual The debts and accounts
% i'y late viii ne settled by GEORGE BRIsTL who
w.l continue ;he bushes. at the old stand.
GEORGE BRISTOL.
frl3D THEODORE LOCKWOOD.
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Lots for safe.
YIIR undersigned have FOR sale the foov lots which
L they offer At low rates time. viz
triorer's addition tO OttG4cI
Lots I. Q and 3. block I.
Lots ,, : >. :. and y block
Lots 3, 1. 3 :, 9aul T.. block (.
Lots /, 2, 3 4, , and &. block ..
Lots |. ., J. { and > block g.
Lots !, {. =, and 9, biocs ;.
Lots >, and IL, block 3.
Lots I, .. 3. taui ;, block H.
BOT. |, ., 3. 1, :, 8, and :, block %.
Lots d, IN. II and -. block 10.
Lots >, 9, l. and iG, block H.
Lots /, ., 3, {, - 6. { and 3. block Is
Norris .Addii0n.
Lots and G, block =.
OHGlrG CTR.
Lots l, . 8 10 6, and 5, in the subdivision OF lot =
Lots and ,.
Lots /, ., 8, . and 10, - u.
TRUE WATERMAN,
julie Cffcs IN Bf1k IF Ott13rG.
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For &:,sr ~ Esar-1I,.

4 improved farm of 1Gp acres. aI Wen fenced. .
small house. ard eighty unuar thy paU- lie
the NJ - Town 80. Range >, auI3.. H'v, froas
Otsawa- For terms, enquire u
THOMAS ADAMS. IDtir o-
jauIr-Sn H. + FANE~ D'hp~.g.
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Fnr - or INchanE.

Z HAVE ? n1H acre, ,f land u Bureau Claafy s4.-'I
f,r grazing. wAla viii sell or exchange iar lands m
l. ale County.
have also l.'10 ~ land ia Henderson County
III, for sale cheap, or vii eH.hans= foE iprgvei snt-
r. 'I.s. County. ftugIl K TNoENK