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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02

~sters nor are lie officers Instructed to'stop the
practice If ssarcb on American vessels-they are
oDly Instructed to be more polite. This is what
Lord Malmesbury understands Gen Casa ard Mr.
Dallas TO have conceded. and what be, no doubt
acc, pts II his despatch to Lord Napier. 1t may
be beiogged with the usual diplomatic circum
iocntions; Int If Mr.. Cass ard Mt Dallas could
lot see through them, it is time for Mr.. b.
chapan 70 lock for new Secretary of State
aud new Minister to England.
There is yet more in this discussion In the
BRITISH Parliament which comes home to Ameyi-
can statesmen and the American people Mr..
Bright does not believe in the British outrages
at sil, Mr.. Fitzgerald. the Under Secretary Of
State says the statements of the American ship
masters were grossly exaggerated, aud justiGes
the conduct OF the British officers; Mr.. Roebuck
says the language held in Congress was not
worthy of gentlemen at the head of q great
nation; it Favored far too much Of the Ancient
Pistol and Bohadil style; that the British officers
bad only done their duty. and the Americans
cad lied about them; and be calls us people
pandering to bad appetitee, who had put in the
papers what was not true.
This may be taken "a cenciliatory language;
as part Of the concession just made BY England
toAmesicn for the purpose Of maintaining peace
But We warn the politicians and Statesmen at
Washington AID in St Stephens that this is the
language Of contempt and not of concession,
and that it will lead to war and not to peace.
The American people have not given up, and
will not give up, the right of searching Ameri-
can ships in time Of peace to England, nor to
any other Power, great or small. Fifty one
American ships have been boarded within few
weeks upon our own coast; our flag insulted In
every instance; the spirit Of the whole land has
been stirred TO its inmsst depths; Congress has
uttered its solemn condemnation of these
acts, and the nation will not be sootbed with a
few ambiguous phrases. Let the governments
ponder on these things and beware how they
peril our future peace by presen. failacious
assurances.
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with appropriate Masonic aud mil tasy 1erem ,nes.
Hon Laurence NJ. Keitt delivered an Grafton GA the
occasion
The schooner Cameo. Capt. Essterhrook from
Cardenas for Portland. put into Holmes Hole on
Wednesday, the captain having the day previous
killed his mate Charles Miller, of Manchester. N. H.
and wounded two Of the seamen. He is insane
TIE sales of cotton ,sszdAy embraced s5vut eco Soo
bales, c,cs.ng w:stou, animation ~bia prcss ~s's no
charged Flour steady with .ar ssss, chiefly to 'as
home trace, closing without change prices "heH ~as
seio 70 q limited exts-t-cn:efy damaged Nj wauS'e Al
soc Chicago spring do at 70c wife sales c. scurd Cans
dssn white u o. Corn nrn and prices unchanged
willie sales moderate. Pork was aAsiAr, Su more
scnve mess 1t SIS IS SIC S sac prime At 3i3 40 Lsrd
firm, with moderate sales. Sugars were abor. &c
better with sales Of 700 500 hhds Cuba and Porto Ro
at rates giseo In aro,her couwa Coffee steady With
saes OF ahou eco Rags Ro-oAt oftae cargo per Horace
q, Ics.c four months, suc 100 GO. al l0Sc Java
more firmly held Freight engagements were moderate
ncucng wheat In bags to Liverpool 1t txr 4c: forr
at Is lXd. L. ID. To London 900 bbls. oil 9Aks
wsre taken at Ia I'd and ten tons do. at lie. Sd.
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were dealing. Il NJ. Buchanan had not
Deen well known 70 the British Cabinet as
man ofprobity end Epriehlness Of charac.
ter, we doubt Il they would have been half
so unheslIating, prompt or uuequivocal n
acceding to his demands. And We think the
country owes to the high personal charae-
ter which Mr.. Buchansn had established az
the Court Of st. James. more thar % sey
other csuse, the early and Satisfactory set
tlement of a controversy which b4d subsist.
ed between the two government since the
first day that their diplomatic relations had
commenced. f5.,s
The confidence Of the people ia the 60.
pacity, experience and character of Mr.. Bu.
chanan was great before his administration
began. His settlement Of four of the most
difficult and delicate questions which have
ever arisen In the history Of the country has
made this confidence universal among his
countrymen and established Il upon firm
and impregnable basis. Politicians may
vilify and assal him the country may be
made to ring from one end TO the other with
abuse and denuneiation Of him but the
confidence Of the people In him will mani.
fest itself whenever it Is tested, IN spite of
all the clamor Of his political foes. Sup.
ported by and planted upon the abiding con.
fidence Of the people, he can defy the poll.
ticians, and
Laugh a siege to scorn.
-Washington Union. 50
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES!! GRO
CERlES lt.

The place to find thou Of good quality, alwuys In
supply, and very low is at Goss and Bros's. "A Of
foe Sugar only 12c. Beautiful White N. o. Sugar
81. beautiful rushed N. o. Sugar, only l4c. We
keep superior article of soc Tea. Also, excellent
SEE Tea. We do not like to hatter ourselves, but
will say we keep the best soc ea in the ounty. The
best5Oc Tea In ouhty, Is sold By US. Our soc Tea
can't be beat 50cTea, oh! Web We the best In the
world, oh Fifty Cent Teal! Fifty Cent Teal! OIL!
0hI!l olh!l BE sure to buy youi SOC Tea of us. Il
Some OF the inducements we offer and the reasons
We give for being able to sell goods lower than
oor neighbors are that persons dealing with us do
not have to pay the Interest due to US ON running ae
counts neither do they have to pay all the bad debts
made BY men buying goods on credit. We buy our
goods lower than any of our competitors, we are all
working men, thereby saving heavy expense of clerk
hire, and frequent loss by negligence Of employ ees.
DO not sport fine clothes and live high. Haye no
| city taxes topay. Believe in the principle of smnl
profits and large sales: These things. III connection
with many others, are undeniable evidence that we
can sell goods lower than neigbbors. And If we
only save whatit costs some Of them TO do hus-
ness. VIC can make good thing of it, and furnish the
public with articles for want enience ut very
| low ratos, and furthermore, where there is will
| there is way, and we will not be beat. Since com
meneing here, our busress has inc reased much be.
y0nd our expectations and believing that onr manner
| of dCing business, ONE PRICE AND READY PAY.
forms tbe best basis for still further increae shall
| continue to follow the same path. We trust our
old friends Will give us an early CALI and we also
cordially invite all that have not done business with
US, to come and see how our system works, ana how
much cheoper afford our goods than those do.
| ing business en- the old principle.
DANIEL w. GOSS g. BROS.
| Hs P.Ss Wanted 200 100 lbs of good -l'ufter q
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Horrible CasuaIty-TwO NIcn Sui.
located I'm a Well.
Laugh siege to scorn
Washington Union.

A most melancholy accident occurred on
Thursday, on the property formerly owned
by Felix Bobe, but now by Mr.. John Al.
beitz,, near the grounds of the Agricultural
Society, in the Ninth ward. The premises
are being put In repair, and among other
Improvements we'll had been dug In the
yard, which was intended to receive the con.
tents Of an old vault attached to a water clio.
set. When 1t was completed, the w0rkmen
engaged upon It, proceeded to tap the old
receiver. To effect this purpose, a plat.
form had been constructed about eight feet
from the bottom, and--the we'll being in
depth only twenty-five feet-fourteen feet
from the top. This platform was made Of
cross pieces, and the two men placed them.
selves in sitting posture, while they work.
ed, ignorant or unthoughtful of the, frighttul
risk which they were mourning. An oriice
was scarcely effected, before the we'll filed
with foul air, and the two men tainted
away from Its effects. A third person, Da.
vid Hay. who beheld the disaster from above
called others to his assistance, and was low.
cred to their relief; bat he had not ascend.
ed for until, overct me by the noxIous gas,
he reeled and fell upon the platform. Those
who had collected at the mouth of the we'll,
now procured hook, and made an effort to
grapple the unfortunate victims, but were
unable to get hold Of any except Hays,
whose arm the hook fastened above the ell.
bow, and he was drawn forth. Alter labor.
ing with him an &our or more he was resus-
ciated. In the meanwhile, the we'll filled
with water, aud all hope Of saving the others
was obliterated. The accident occurred at
half past eleven O'clock, and they were not
removed from their position until forty.6ve
minutes after twelve. Their names were
Francis Ranger and William Whyer. The
former was about forty Fl e years Of age,
and was employed in lumber yards, aud at
y Eaael!ldlgging. He lived in tn, Eighth ward,
lis, his Kindness , as We g, % your sAi upon the
be but Is free from her cnugh and calls herswiie ana
4 r.. Yours with gratitude and regard, $anv Citv
| rg3 ORLANDO SHELBY ,'of ssnEmF|iIE ~
Cbnsnmptives do not despair till you have tried ASsRs
CHERRY PEcroRAI 1t snA,de by of the best medical
chemists in the world, and its cures all around ns bespeak
the high merits Of It's virtues. iatsadelta LeSer,
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Noticc to Bridge builders.

TNHE Commissioners of Portage county,
J. will receive at their office in Ravenna, until The
9th day of July, A. D. 1858, sealed proposals for the
construction Of bridges and cuverts at the following
places, to wit: One bridge near Lazarus Mill In
Deefeid in Franklin, west Of the upper village
ovee Fish Greek, two in Mantua, The one over the
Cuyahoga east Of tho centre, the other northeast
ffon tho centre near Nays Saw MIL one In Nelson,
near the house Of A9anson Johnson, two inMind-
ham, the one between the r. X. Depot and the north
line of the township, the other the dwelling OF
Mr., WoodwOrth, north west from the centre of
township, one in Paris near the dwelling OF f. +.
on the diagonal road to Freedom, the Obher the
dwelling Of CharesD. Thompson over the Mahoning
River, one in Randolph near the dwelling Of J, o..
HONEYWELL, lone cuvert In Hirain near John Mason's,
one arehed stone bridge 40 feet chord over Eagle
Creek in the village of Garrettsvilie, one aTched
bridge u feet chord over the Chagrin Creek, one
mile east of the centre OF Aurora, also bridge or
arched culvert OH the road leading from Warren to
Cleveland on the Albert Sheldon farm. PlasEsand
speCihcatons for the above mentioned arched brdg.
es, may be seen at this office. 55
Contractors viii make their proposals, estimating
by the perch OF twenty-five feet per perch for the
stone work, including n The price per perch all nee:
essary excavations for, and tnbers for tie fOunda-
tons, and the wood work BY the foot, estimating by
| the length of the bridges.
Separate bids for the stone and wood work are 80
| Iicited. 5s~
required to be equal TO that of any work done for thu
! county for the last five years.
Contractors will 10 requested to give bonds for ht
| faithful performance Of their contracts.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
| S II. L.. CARTEk, Auditor.
Auditors Office, July 8, I65S-2w. it72 A4s
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

FTlHE sciences of Chsnistry and Medicine have bse
l. taxed their utmost to produce this best perfect
pufgstive which is known to man. Innnleable proofs
are shown that these Pulls have virtues which supas m
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
precsdentedly upon the esteem of all They safe
and pleasant to take but powerful to cure. Ter ptne
trang properties stimulate the vital activeso the body
the distractions Of its organs, purify tfe Blood
and expel disease They purge out the foul humers which
breed and grow dstenper, stimulate sluggish disor
dred organs into their natural action and malt healthy
tone with strength to the whole system N5t only do
they cure Z everyday complaints of every body, but
also formidable aud dangerous diseases that have baed
the best Of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they at the same time, In diminished doses the
safest and best physic that be employed for children
Being sugarcoated they pleasant to te and being
purely vegetable fee from any risk Of harm CursG
have been made which surpass belief they not euh
stantated by Of sue exalted position mud caiactee
to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
clergymen and physicians have their to certify
TO the public the reliability of my remedies while others
have sent the assurance of their Conviction th
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellowmen. .ss3 81 txAFsyF O.,
The hg6ht below named pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for their aud
certificates Of their cures of the following complaints
Costiyeness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Hearburns Headache arising from foul stomach, Nau-
sea- Indigestion Morbid 1nact0n of the Bowels and Pain
arising therefrom, Fatuency Loss Of Appee all Ulcers
GUS and Cutaneous Diseases which require an evacuant
medicine scrofula or Kings Evil. They also, by purify
ing the blood and stimulating tile system many
complaints which it would not be supposed they could
reach, such as Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous lrrtabity Derangements Of the Liver and Kid
neys Gout and other Kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction of it's functions
Do not be put off by unprineipled dealers with
other pill they make more profit on. AsS for AYERsl
PILLS, and take nothing else. No-other they give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the best aid there is fr them,
| and they should have it.
Prepared by DR.. J. g. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
PRICE as Crs TER Box FIVE Boxes FOR an. 5H'
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Auditors once, July 8, ,lsSs-sw. 81

0LOTHIMG. .--4All persons in want Of
" Ready Made Clothing, can save from Is to 80
per cent. by calling at the Cheap One Price Store In
ShalersvIlo. We Sell good C0ttonades Pants at SOC
per pair. Linen Drill do rs do. MarsailIes
Vests (coIors warranted, at G2ke. Fine Linen do
at 62ac. Linen coats at 75c. cashmere Pants,
cheap Fine broad cloth eoats from dos TO Is dol.
We have Vests Of all grades, at low pFces. Gentle
men, you will make great mistake IL sou bay your
clothing before calling on k !
ShalereviIIe MAY %, 1858. Il 5f.ee i af ,.4s q
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Harness shop.

THE subscriber has removed to the room
/ recently occupied by w. d. Durham, third dool
east OF the Brick Block, where be Keeps on hand
and manufactures to order, from the best kind O.
stock,) everything in the line of Harnesses, So d
dles Bridles Martingalss, Trunks, &C., &c., wbict
he Willteii cheap for cash ....,.. 4
pavavns Mapnh "a 1aka.1y. s,5
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BOOTS AND sHoEs-BOoTs AM
SHOES.

We'Ae got 'em. We are selling bestquality Wo.
mems Ehameled Boots al $l.I6, Womeu's Black
Caters, full fox'd ST.; Fine ofi, full fox'd sI,25;
MEMS Kip BROS, whole leather (no sptabout lnem)
Enameled Brogans and Guiters, alf Cal ers Kid and
Cl 9th Tel GO from 30 to 2,iJ. B,ys' and Girls,
Shoes, az enormous variety. Wesay tley are cheap
nd you all know what We mean MheM we say it. =
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STRAW GoODs-BoNNETs.

We have DiamoDd Satin, Cord Straw,
Lace, Neal olitan, Pedal all kinds una ufactured
which were bought very low and will be sold accord
ingiy. You must hear in ntihd that We do not levy
as largo tax upon our Gus orlors our neIghbors
do and any that want goods III this or amy line
that we sell, should come right in and make carly
cho ce, so rs to suit themselves better.
We.haye a fvw large sized Bonnets desirable for
oh ladies. A few SILK Bonnets, very low O srpri-
ces range from 4De to 8. Mems and Boys Pain
Leaf, Canton, Legnorn, Panama, Fancy . II Braid,
Fur, Wool and other kinds Of Hats: Prices from
l2tc to $3. If you want cnoice, come and sea US,
wenaHs Rta rlLE, aad it gives ou good cha lce.
Drugs. Hardware, Patcht Medicines, Dye Stuns,
Oils.~NFish"@f various kinds, Dry Cod, Pickle Cod,
MackereI:. White Fish and Trout. Glass Ware,
Qlesn's Ware Tin Ware, &c., Ac. In fact, every
tning needed by this community. 4s- - -
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New Tailoring Es1a b .lslllne,.t.

New Tutoring Establishment. 7
THE subscriber would respectfully, i'm
L form the citizens OF RaveHna and the public In
general, that he has opened shop on Main street,
directly opposite tire Pfentiss House, where he may
be found at all tmes ready and willing to accbm mo
date all who may favor him with their patrbnage.
Having worked ten years In some OF the best TAFT
oring establishments in New York city, he Aatters
himself that he can suit the most fastidiols III regard
style and workmanship. N NFCUTTISa done 10
order. All work waEranted. PsIcEs 10 SUIT Tan
TIMEs. MAY 2e-IyI Z. s. WALKsH.. =
sR OCK THE CRADLE. a1sIIgF -
forget to eaIi 70 atpoe & BFother Hld aslect iEaH
The laFgaza lot of Grain Grades blougns Y
town. consisting Of Grana zass 80
Rakeb Iisy Straw and aEs FCIss Eess, RHss
and Ecylhe Stoness e fH IL fss POI = Bk0sss
Rayenns, June ~ iesa n aHgas 3st Eaaf i
S''''asT sssEssd sss4s asas n q .a4FA y
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save your Eycstgisa.
Again in the Field

Again in the Field. + a@
GEORGE SOMERVlLLE would respect
~ fully inform the residents Of Ravenna and vcfhi.
" that he has commenced the Tailoring business
the room formerly occupied by o. l.. Sutli in Camp
BELLS Flock, opposite the court House. where he Is
at all times prepared to make up garments In the
most fashionable aud durable m inner. From an ae-
quaintance with the business for the past twenty
years. he atters himself that he fail Ia please
those who may fay him vita their patrouagc..s.S
Cutting done TO order.
Z. il Entrance between Swift's building and Camp
bells Block. ttas Eflet0bpr IN 1917
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RAVENNA CARRIAGE COMPANY.

A 8 trade seems now to be reviving from
Il its long prostratiop, the Company take pleasure
in saying 10 their friends and the public generally,
that they have on hand splendid assortment Of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
Market and Lumber Wagons, &c, all made In the
foi manufacturing are such that we can and viii make
70 the interest Of any want Of articles In onr line,
70 call and examine our stock bef0Tes purchasing
We are also, prepared TO do any ampnnt OF surface
pianing, or planning and atchng lumber, in the best
manner and on rsasonabie terms. te . \,
June 10, 1865 A. b. GRIPF1N, Secretary.
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SECOND INVOICE OF I.1
NbW SUMMER GOODS !!
AT THE &
Shalersville Cheap Store
FOR JULY AND AUGUST. tx
SECOND INVOICE OF

THE FOLLOWING is a memora ndum
J. Of goods already received, and more on the way
Judge, yourselves. Black SIX Shawls, White Crane
do, Brocha dos choice colors, Muslin Collars Chal
DeLalnes, Prints, GiDgbams. summer Cloths Irish
Popins, Chambrays, Boots and Shoes Of every de.
scTiItian, for men, women and children. Kaa
4 s, TO THE FARMERS. .ssss >
We have Beardsley's Silver Steel scythes, already
bent cr the Muly scythe snaths, and the old shape
and Rifles. Horse Rakes, Hand Rakes Bacheior's
celebrated Pitch Fork, all at reduced prices Guilt.
ators for sale cheap, and win soon be all sold.
shalersviile, June nth. 1858. .Es 30 . - IA.
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MICHAEL STUART

DEMOVAL-R. A. BAIRD has remov.
IL ed bis JeweIry Store to the new rooms in Swifts
building, one door west of the Drug Store. Having
fitted up and added largely to my stock prepar-
cd to supply all calls for Jewery, &c, either at
wholesale or retail, at lowest prices. CALM.
RaveDna, Dee. 10, 1857. -.-t fs+
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WILLIAM FRAZEl
r. B. WITTER
JAM]
RAVENNA HOUSE,

w. A. JuDscN, Proprietor. This House has beeu
nswly fitted up ana furnished throughout. Terms
TO correspond with the times. March lilly
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Facts and Figures.
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.

Best Black Gro de Rhine Silks we are selling at i
discount OF Twenty-Five cents per yard below las
years. prices Plaid and Fancy Silks are cheap
Silk Shawls, Mantillas, Silk Tissues, BIZ rages, &C.
&c., we are selling at greatly reduced prices. Para
eols are beautiful aud cheap.
40 ,an N I,u Mt ward
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.Tof . TaEta el}A
.ls ! ~ .psszs ssgissgstE zfsb-s!
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We have splendid assortment. from &c
TO 75c. Palm Leaf, Paste board, bronzcd with BAN.
boo frames. Silver Plated Ivory frames, some with
looking glasses. But the newest and most beauti III
are the Chinese Silks Fans, cmbroider d SO finely
that it is impossible to tell one side from the other,
and onl. 5Uc nj .ce! 80 a - :. ...E -
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DROWN SHEETINGS and Shirtings =
ID Also one case bleached cotton, yard wide-the
best goods iftoWn for one shilling per yard, ut
NAV 6, 1858 POE d BROTHERS..
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a5e &Ei SsH 4sSfSAH ES ~ h t4sgssfg @s+s ~
ts8&Gs "a sis.i 81 As3 GB# z sa4agf8 2s @sst
/ 5%72,s s-9g ea9 etf ISL - sas & a3a s}ast 55 Fl
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-24

HORACE EvERETT,
Basaker q Land Agent,
COUNCIL BKs lJRF


Offers for sale, the 4 u see Is, Cd, d.
100 acres, Ia Monoua eonnty, "a ia LIssIs
Sioux River, liz miles east OF AsA<osp-.
price, So, per &eee.
NV rs, az, 4s- Monona co. zniIg
sast Of Soldier Rigcg--kns rollEass aKaxies--
price, s. 80 per acre.
ms 0gdsn Lot, containing acre, I'D.
iolsing DIR. TuKa8Ess Reaid@Bca. 8 & IL !
ia, ]. rs, 8A--a0 aeres tisnbsR. a NE
n nk iowa, and On fha proposed nem rOMa.
~ " ii ~ y - and IL W ~
Is, rs $500 acres. Rolling prairia asa
bottom land, IL rifle east OF tie Nfehtaf.a.
botna River and Cufaingerss Milf. aun IL
mEls rrcm Aewton q Lswis' Gfcye ~ tss
new state Road. Price 80, per acre.
y Ia " Id p " Id sw Ii ana a.
" Ia, 2, 70, a, 100 acres, 2nd beach boi
tern On tbs Nishtazbotna, ] IL mIlss ucesi
Of Ioia, saEnedLatanee from Big Grove agss
i-a mils north 81 w Lyman's Farm and shl
new Stage read.
120 acrss az land adjoining Frankfort
tbs County Seat Of Montgomery eo--pFtr'
| IL 30 par acre.
SE1-4s 81, and 1-4s IL, "a, ST
40--AN acres, adjoining shslbyvfiia, co
Seat ee Shelby Co.-wpTies cid, per agrs
Alao some exesllsnt tImbsr lands In Gal
&Ads GToFe, miles aorth,
/ share ia Decatur.
/ also have feE sale large number o
tracts 81 land, prairie and timber, sagitabl
for settlement, which can be purchased q
reasonable rates. Some good lands hsgt
been left with me for sale At the Low pgiel
Of 81, 50 pei acre.
Couaeil Blafa, Sept 1857 div