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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

WOODS HAIR kEsToRATITE Am ns all prsp
arations for the hair that have beer introduced =,
iofal'iale none has ever given the sa.isfat,tp -,
sire the POPULARITY that Pr I. wo DIS Hair Rfsto.
rativs no~ HIS. HIS h. tofsiive la, passed IN.
ordeal 81 innumersble fashionable toilets And The
ladies', wherever they have te tel H. pronounce IL
. eress article. They End, ~hse tie hiir l. thin.
ned, that It creates fire. grtw.L-that II fuIiv
restores the vegeAti'e power OF tbs roots on IN.
denuded plac and causes the fhres 10 ,hoo, foy,h
auew-,hst II deso.ves and removes dandrua p,e.
vents grayr restores the hair - its original color
whea rrayness hiss actually sureryens gives : rich
lutte imparts the softness AID nexlbi,,y o, silk n
the hair and keeps it alw avs luxurant healthy And
in fun vigor.-N. Y. Tribune
Sold by all respectable druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

0DR MANN. the rsuov ned disooverer OF that
invaluable remedy, Or. nsna's Ague b liam, sim
Continues to labor IN behalf Of the afflicted. His
medicices are univeis sally admitted b. the America,
press TO be far superior 70 any and oil Others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chis fever and srue
and all nte' mtttnis. T.ere can b. no doubt, II ve
place confidence in the innu able
which the Doctor as in bis possession this, /, Is the
great It discovery ever made in the scenc. Of med
cine Tue atten,on II our readers is called +, the
advertisement Of this Bal am fund Ia xro,l 90,
umn .' ,hi, paper, and W Won recommend m .u,.
fefing from this disease, viz ehiils fever ard ague,
70 avail themse ves Of a trial IF this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
IMPORTANT CEssIoN TO ALABAMA

IMPORTANT CEssIoN TO ALABAMA
There is now fair prospect that the
the area of Alabama will soon be in.
creased by the addition to the State Of
portion Of West Florida, including
the seaport Of Pensacola. The Florida
Legislature has passed joint resolu-
ton, which has received the approval Of
the Governor, leaving it to the people
OF the State to vote upon tho question
Of cession. This acquisition il deemed
highly important to the iuterssts Of
Alabama. The sentiment u the Tlee.
idisaa h considered u bslAe hsvsabls
y ~ SAaata
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

From the Nac.inac Herald

rom inc 0dCAlH6C Htr4l0 /
About nine o'clock on Wednesday morn.
ing, December goth, our citizens were
startled 10y lord report, as of the firing
of a cannon. fastening to the spot from
whence the noise proceeded, we found the
large two-story building three doors above
this office, owned by Messrs. Chapman Il
Gray, and occupied by Mr.. John Metty as
grocery and saloon-a mass of ruins. 1t
appears that the owner of the store tho
evening previous requested his clerk, Peter
Metty. to put on the stove the following
morning can Of caster OIL as it had con-
pealed. and when sufficiently melted, to fill
number of small bottles. Accordingly,
the next morning, after making a warm fire
in the stove, Peter took three gallon can,
supposed to be castor oil, but which in fact
was can Of fifteen pounds Of powder, aud
placed it on the stove! which, in o few
moments became heated, and as a matter
Of course, exploded blowing the building
to enthusiastically burning and bruising
Peter and Louis Metty. of this place. and
Joseph Chevereux, of Bots Blanc, all men
of families
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01


From letter by N. p Willis in the Home
Journal for this week, We take the following
suggested by recent visit Of the writer TO
Washington:
With q rainy day and no inhabitants,
Washington, Of cour-e, looked 'as if its po-
tatoes had been dug but we walked about
. little under an umbrella, and - y the en-
largements OF the Capitol, and stopped. for
a few mon ents before the shut doors Of one
or two houses, made famous by having been
once the dwellings Of men who were Of the
Sacred Legion Of the Somebodies-Bentons
and Webster. among others. The latter
q small brick tenement OF two stories near
the Capitol, is particularly interesting to
those who knew the charm lof the great
Daniel in familiar life-fcr bis thoughts
we're not always shoes. for giants in o world
Ct pigmies 10 the small dining room in
the basement Of that house, ard with the
simplest Of dinners upon the table. there
we're feasts Of wit and humor at which he
shone, (say those who were intimate with
him, even more that ia the Senate Cham.
Der near by. He rose the 'godlke man an
hour before sunrise every morning OF the
winter session. and first maue all the fires
in the house. kitchen, bed room and parlor
-(for it was thing he had knack at, and
he loved thus to air his drudge-abilties be-
fore getting upon his pedestal for the day J
TEEN he took his basket, and walked down
to the market to have a chat with the
hatcher, and himself to choose the Joint and
vegetables for the day 3 larder-home again
before his great eyes we're looked for by
the curious
And it is Of this earthlier Webster. let
me say-this nobest Of plain merry fellows,
in whose mortal b. ~ the great inhabiling
intellect was guest he was often weary Of
that We want a picture drawn by some
friend who thus remembers him. One Of
the best models Of humorous practicality in
all literature, fancy, is a letter Of Web
sters dated in this very house at Washing
ington, and written to the 'oboring man his
farm-tenant at Marshfield Judge Warren,
Of Boston, has possession Of it, with other
specimens Of the great statesman's vein Of
grave drollery and down-rightness-(a vein
of which all mention is strangely omitted
in the biographies Of him-and the Judge.
by the way, whom Webster loved 80 well
% the ilecleus of the wit and good fell
lowship of Boston, would be the very man
to give US the other picture Of his friend
the Marshfield farmer. with the god like
shut up in the unseen brain chamber where
he lodged.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
INSURANCE.
g,ATs OF IOWA

SiATs OF IOWA.
AUDrTea's OsrioE, DIES Aoisgs. Jan. -, 70
IL hereby certified n ~ % the Goth day Of jan
nary 1S-y, statement flied In this once, show
ng the condition Of the Peoria Marine and FIR In
-uvance Company, ~ Peoria Safe u ,inots, on tho
LIST day OF January 1859 in accordance VT" the pro.
visions Of an AT OF the legislature Of this STATE,
passed January IS 1851, that suoh statement shows
that said II mpsny Is p ssesssd OF tbs requisite
amount OF capital and insested ~ required IN said
Act.
Authority IS therefore given to The above Ia ned
PeoriA AYine FIR 'nsur anre COMPANY 70 trans
act business OF Insurance In this Sstc, ~ accor.
dance with the laws Thereof.
Eis q 80 ceriiHe, hat II. y. Mitchell. Esq.. Ola
vtnpoit. has been duly apro.r,esty ssid Company,
their lawful attorney snd az mt fo' the county Of
tcot, with IN power 70 take Stsks " IN uratcs
therein, and ~ knowledge service II process, upon
hts ding eertif,i cory OF the stsieaent Ai.d 10
tSs one with the Clerk Of the Ditrict Court In and
for said County.
Its further certified that the asnex.i IL = true
copy OF tbs required ststfment
In trsiimu ny whareof have hefeunfo set
g. ! nv hand an affixed my sal u Office this
44h day Of september, 1865.
w CATfFLL Auditor of Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
keOkuk lndcb tedness.
From the N. Y. Evening Post, oct

From the N. Y. Evening Post Goth I
The Mayor OF the city of Keokuk, Iowa.
is in town comforting privately with some Of
the heaviest holders Of the city indebi edness
He proposes visiting the Boston and Phila.
delphia bondholders before calling gene
raj meeting in this city. The compromise
asked of the creditors is. we believe, to ac-
cept railroad stocks of nominal market
value. at par, for the coupons of the coming
five years, or about 40 per cent Of their
claims. BY which time the city expects to be
in position to resume interest payments.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.
Corrie. charged with the murder of Rig
don, has been found gailty of murder in the
fret degree. This is the fifth person con.
victed of murder within the last few months.
They will ali unqnestionably be executed.
Public opinion is go strong in favor of the
death penalty in all these cases, that the
Governor would not, even if he were 90 dis
posed, undertake to exercise the pardoning
power. The determination OF Courts and
juries to enforce the laws to the fullest ex.
tent against the rowdiss who have cursed
and disgraced this city. meets the unquall-
fed appreciation of the masses Of our peo.
ple
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

The latest accounts from Frazer
River represent the sufferings of the
gold seekers - terrible in the extreme.
Tlree men wete frozen to death in a
canoe cpthe river, and in the same
vicinity : German and bis wife also
pssished BY the cold in attempting to
reach . settlement on foot One man
vs. found slelirious from sufferipg lie
~ ene hundred ouasss o. guld, but
= go hin bio bsaina. Al Who can
nDn1A ~ hatbee Wheto tototh ase
~ 60 kaSlao ~ sssasr,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

u In slander case In Madison. Wis
Court. on Wednesday. proceedings we're sus.
pended in consequence of one Of the jury
turning up drunk. The court adjourned.
the Sheriff was ordered to walk tho iurv
man about and sober him, and the Sheriff
proceeded to put him through.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

u Hon. J. NJ. Cavanaugh writes to
Capt. Jas. Storkey, Of st. Prul, that "thsre
will be no public sales of lands in Minneso.
to during the present year. except the Pine
lands in the Cambridge district" Should
this information prove, % we have great
hopes. correct, it will be source Of great
relief to large class of deserving farmers
of our State.-1linaeaotian 25th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
The Comins Crop. Wheat.

Considerable attention is being cx-
cited throughout this State and Illinois
upon the subject OF procuring proper
seed wheat to be sown IN the approach
ing spring. The Importance to every
body in every business and Of every
employment, Of securing good crop
at The coming harvest is well under
stood BY all. 1t is matter of life and
death to the interests Of the State.
Another failure, added to the disasters
which have already come upon us,
would "breAk" one third Of the people
in the State. The difficulties in the
way, in consequence Of the very poor
quality Of the crop raised last year, are
also duly appreciated. BY our Illinois
exchanges We notice that in many
places they have sent to the Southern
States for seed, every one who can do
90, being unwilling to risk the planting
of seed raised at home. Those who
CHANGED to try the experiment Of
planting southern wheat last season,
speak in the highest terms Of its pro-
ductiveness and say that it ripened
'iust two weeks in advance of the or
binary acclimatcd varieties, and was
free from all diseases-straw As bright
- gold-while the crops Of other wheat
in the surrounding farms was nearly
destroyed by rust. The same differ
once is represented as continuing to
the present time"
We would call the especial attention
of those of our farmers who are able to
send abroad for seed to this matter.
For those who are unable to send
abroad, We think the suggestion of a
correspondent whose letter appeared
in the Democrat few days since a
good one. He proposes the organiza-
ton Of . society, or association, to pur-
chase propef seed and loan it to those
farmers who are unable to buy.
We shall refer to the matter again.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

FoxY.-The Trempelau (Wis) Pioneer
says:
One Of our citizens, Jacob s. Cook, caught
seventeen foxes last week, within fifteen
miles of this place, of which fifteen were
yellow. one grey and one black. He was
offered $40 in cash for the hide of the black
fox, which he refused.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

Correspondence OF the Cincinnati Gazette.1
COLUMBUs, Jan. %.
Mr.. Moore, conductor on the Ohio Central.
informs me that the amount of money taken
from the Coshocton Treasury is less than ten
thousand dollars, instead of eighteen or
twenty thousand. as first reported. He had
his information directly from the Treasurer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

The assets Of the Company are
l. 81 on hand. ................... 1910 so |
2. Real Estate, un ncumtcr, d........ S.1S % |
.. Bonds owned BY the Co, drawing
ten ger cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. q, 100 90 |
4. Debts Of The Company, securcdty |
mortgage AMI real estaie worth dou.
lie the amount loaned thereon, draw
Ing twelve per cent. liz. GS3 II |
b. All other depts as yer number six
8. Debts for premiums, due and not
due........... -................... 2l,loo 80
7. All other securities, COT sist,ng OF
discounted bile notes, draft and &C
ceptsrces main Ing daily, havirg
from sight to ninety days from dsts
to run. Observation-Disclosures. VS. 20I So
Total assets. &3s1 1861 %
Amount Of liabilities, due or not due, 10
banks or other cre,litors of the Gem
plny, estimated a. ................ ASA 80
Losses a iu- Cd ard due. ............... None
Losses adj a. L Il and not due.
Iosaea an du .ed.............. 6foo 90
Iossr, 'n.u pehse, waiting further p oof $500 %
All other claims against the C1n.pany..
Tie create III amour. ins urtd by the Co.
in any one ri,k....... .............. 10000 %
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
Of the company IN any one city. town
or vilisge No rules concerning the
same
The Ia gest amount TO be Insured nary
one book. Not ex eedirg 1000 ex
posed to any one fire.
Ja2s G. HOLLAND, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

O0rOs
AND A SLIGHT DISCREPANCY. afO B0Or I"
noticed a statement In . late issue Of the 75mes
card Of D. r. white, Agent, to the eject that the
machine he sells, sometimes, took the premium Al
the Rock Islsrd Fair.
II you viii look In the Argus Of sept -, you will
see The Official report ana list OF prem Aas and here
appe the discrepancy.
In the nIst place, 20 premium AS sred ~ III.
while none could have been siven, we scc highly
eompiime note In the ocisl veport, In
tion with the Quaker City Sewins M acAine,
which, suppose. applied 70 all good machines. II
appears, then, that brother whites ideas OF TIE
"hOaors5ts" arc somewhat sgue-shaky, but his
machines are pretty eood notwithstanding and the
fact (cal for the PROOF that among Wednesday,
sales was one to family having Wheeler 4 VII.
sons already, but could net make Il seTvicesble
does not make them worse perhaps. but only proves
the greater excellence Of the Quaker City.
By the way, III barely mention that We have Just
received the Sixth invoice Of Quaker City Sesci~6
AacAtnes and there is fine assortment for select.
ing from-three styles and cossn machines, at oul
ONCE, corner I'd and Brady streets.
r. O. ESTE & co.,
Proprietors In the Western etstes.
up. S."-s'Next." sepl8-u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
SPLENDID GIFTS!
AT LIS RANDOLPH STREET CHICAGO

COLBY & CO. would inform their friends
- and the public, that their Gift b ok store 10
permanently established iu Odd Follows Building,
between ark and Dearborn streets, where the pur-
chaser OF each book, 1t the regular retail price, will
receive Of the following hts valued at fr m Al
to $lOO. Any persons ssndng for the books and not
satisfied With the gts have the privilege Of Sc
lecting in Its place u % book, making two ten
state in their orders II gifts going with each book
does 1t Init, what ex',s book they will select IN
place OF git That Is better than any other Gift
Book sale offers in the United States In ,nding
to New York, Boston eIphia, ,our gifts are
vaIu d 1t from IS cents TO 800 Furthermore IL
would cost nearly double the amount Of your pur-
chase for express charges.
One Of the Gifts OF she following schedule are
nted to each pus chaser ut the time Of aala
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
st A r Il M r N +
THE
Peoria Marine + Fire Insurance CO
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.

January list, 1SoS.
Name and locality Of the Compsny-ProRiA Ma
RIxs AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Peoria,
Illinois.
The amount OF its capital 900 ~
The amount OF its capital stock paid up. 100000 Oh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

Wall PaDes Very Caeap I!
C. SHEPHERD q son,
Have removed 20
NUMBER 10 EAST SECOND STREET.
vxTHRRN We invite all requiring Goods in our line
w Of business, 70 call and Judge for themselves.
Gold Papers, Oaks. Glazed, Fancy, Beautiful
and Lh0sfe,
In great variety. Gold and Common Shades, Paper
Curtains, Firehoard Points, Borders &C Also Pa
pr Hanging In al rs branches ct reduced prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

~ We learn, says the 1T. Paul Times,
from gentleman who came down from
Belle Plaine yesterday, that young Indian
girl committed suicide by hanging herself
to a tree, near that place, on Tuesday eve
ming last. Cause, disappointment in an az
fair of the heart
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
uurrah for Pixies Peak !

PREVIOUS ACCOUNTS FULLY CONFIRMED!
GOLD In ABUNDANCE!!
Ii WHO intend to 20 tn Pixies Pc al with va -ons,
n will 6nd 1t to their adv antage TO bry thor wag.
ons o. A. h g Woeber, corner Third and Harrison
streets, IL they ant be sure getting the best
ant cheapest Wagons. We are now fitting up sone
Wag rs for that purpose We have twenty wagons
on hand now which can ut up for that p1rpose on
short notice. We are dete' miaed 10 sell every one
wagon, that will call on u.s. cheap for Ca-h.
Ja1S DIV A. b q WORBER.
Gazette copy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

Oolby's new catalogue, which is sent free ;, oil
parts Of the county, contains all the most populaJ
book Of the day.
AGENTS wanted In every town IN the Union. Those
desiring 10 % act obtain full particulars b. "a
dressing Is ab,ve.
Being largely interested in publishing books and
bUying from other publishers In busne - quantities
for cash, 20 e, abled to make larger discounts
70 county a. nts sn can be had ct any other e
teblishment IN the cnuntYy.
An extra u IS Book and Gift given 70 any per.
son ordering ten books st time 70 one edd5ess.
Send for Cstalogue Address
J. 4. OOLBY.
dec2S-w3mo IT'S 0and0lph st.. CHICAGO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

II. =. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following well known Companies:
GIRARD YIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE 90 /,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
PEORIA MARINE & EIRR IN8URANOD co.,
OF PEORIA. ILL.,,
Capital SOO,OOO.
OpYICE In Nicholps New Block on Brady and Be-
oOnd streets. sep5dH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
A Card.

A Card.
TVHE Official report taken from the Argue Of Sept.
i 2yth, 1855:
No ~. DIP White, Davenport, Wheeler & WILL
son Sewing Machine, DESCRIBING Of nigh o0wmen-
ddfiOn.
No IS. @ Este, Davenport, ] sewing Machine,
Good
No 80. T G Rste, sewing Machine.
NOte.-Ths several sewing machines on exhibition
oil superior, each doing the work we'll and at
rapid rate, highly commendsble.
The "Premum Machine" can BE- seen ct "
BAiey's store. DIP WHITE, Agent
p. s. TO Este denies putting stick In orr sew.
ing machine at the Rock Island Pair. We never
charged him any one else with II; but did you ev.
. bird hutter unless hit?
PIP. 8. We shall In fsW days have q lot Of
Wheeler 4 Wilson - Virst Premium" sewing ma
Ihines for FIFTY DOLLARS. 0cl5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
An Apology.

gUVHD reader will please overlook the above ebuli-
i ton. Hts high toned moral sentiment In busi-
would not ALLOW him such latitude, 10 his right
mind. He Is naturally chOteric, and whenever we
have held the torch to his business taisi' lee and
meanness, he Is Invariably attacked with brain col
t., and . lingwdt summer complaint. 30 don't
hold him responsibe-the discount on his word IL
gr ater than on the machines. His "few" Is one,
and that Is there through no fair means. BY their
UOrks not words, may 30 know them.
noy3O QUAKER CITY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
SEWING MACHINES


fhs person Who maicioasiy put stick In our Sew.
ing Machine the wheeler WiisenI n the Rock Is.
land Pair. last before the examining C,mmiius
% much desired I'VE toos the Psnsr Pnxnlun
the machine y too veil Known. Try again-but Ao~-
orebiy. DIP wars,
Ascent for wheeler 4 Wilen
=. D. We took the nrst prsmlum q The lowa
State Fair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01

Totai.. .ss.ssssessess. - 600
The Stations LeTkin end Mount Ai,ey took the
nYst and second premiums Is thoroughbred aged
stations. st tho Iowa State Fair in 1857.
The above enterprse is conducted BY committee
Of gentlemen who are entirely iisinterested which
vi secure TO each and every subscriber an equal
chance. It 10 distinctly understood that this Is nc
lottery.
The above stock can Be- seen at al times at Duck
Greek Farm, occupied by d. <. Allen.
Tickets can be had At the Burtis House, ct John
Atetn's Saloon, at A. Q. Billions Jewery Store, Of
h (. Allen, or either Of the undersigned A remit.
tance Of one dollar to the President will ensure
tich ct By return mail
The numbers drawing the prises will be published
for the bene6t Of parties living abroad
O FULLER, President.
WIN. HALL. Secretary
PRANK PLUMER, Treas.
Davenport, Iowa, December 8, 1865.
Oe0ving to large number Of tickets Ief. in the
hands Of our aaents abroad, the nu rbep Dct being
forwarded of which immediate notice has been given
q eee1ts 70 forward the sao fosthvttA) the above
S:sstsut,sa y poetpoosd rntl ~ l6sA 4 1sesuasy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-01
Grand Gift Enlerpris,

vTVUE following magnificent pro perry will be dis
/ tr.buted among the subscribers valued at three
thousand dollars, on the LIST day Of January, either
ct the lie Claire Halt or the German Theater, Da.
venport, Iowa. Subscription tickets, dollar
each:
I. The thorour Inbred stallion Mount Aivey,7
years cid. Pedigree by Traveller, he BY
impt. Mercer dam-Cerito, bred by r. L.
Stevens, Of Hohoken. N. J For further
pa, ticulars see Turf REGISTER. His stock is
uucqualled by any horse In this (Scott)
county. Refer to n. leonard, Sheriff.
John Kiliion, fhes. Baker, and others. who
have cots the get Of this horse. Valued
at:.........:........... $500
g rke thorough bred stallion Lark:n, Years
old, half brother to Ellen tateman. one Of
the best race mares Of her day Pedigree Of
Iock,in-by imported Houten; dandy
Trustee. For further particulars Turf
Register Value. INSTRUMENTATION. Con
.. One i've year cid Durham bull named Md
ison. For pedigree volume ID, Ameri.
can Short Horn Book. page IN, entry 67e.
Value. .....................e. 800
Z. One year old stallion colt. Redgree-
by Clarion; danny Old Dostno. Value. 200
One year old Devon ball ns0ed 0eeege.
VAuf. ....ses...s..es.ssss.ess 400
6. One year old nosnt AiSey ally. Value. $50
Z. One Spanish Jack, 6yesss oil. vaiue.... $50
8. Two fur blood Durham Cow. value.... 100
No. 9 TO number 3OOO-s oift attached to
eoch OF these nunbors. NeBianks.