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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-26

Sec. "A. The deed shall be signed BY
the Treasurer in his official capacity, and
acknowledged before some officer author
lied to take acknowledgements Of debts !;
and when substantially thus executed and
recorded in the proper record Of titles to
real estate, shall vest in the purchaser all
the right, title, interest aud estate of the
former owner in and to the land conveyed,
and also all the right, title, interest and
claim of the State and county thereto,
and shall be psima .tacie evidence in all
courts of this State, in all controversies,
and suits in relation to the rights of tho
purchaser, his heirs or assigns, to the land
thereby conveyed, of tho following facts:
LIST. Tha, the real property conveyed
was subject to taxation for the year or
years stated in the deed.
I'd. That the taxes were not paid at any
time before the sale.
Sd. That the real property conveyed
had not been redeemed from the sale at
the date of the deed, asd shall be concu-
sive evidence Of she following facts:
LIST. That the property had ieeu listed
and assessed at the time and in the man
ner required by law.
I'd. That the s&xes were levied accord
ing to law.
Sd. That the property was advertised
for sale in the manner and for the length
OF time required 10y law.
4th. That the property was sold for
taxes as stated in the deed.
9th. That the grantee named in the deed
was the purch..er.
9th. That the sale was conducted in the
manner required by law.
Eth. That all the pre- requisites OF the
law were complied with by all of the OH
GERS who had, or whose duty it was to
have had, any part or action in any trans
action relating or affecting the title con-
Feyed, or purport,Hg to be conveyed by
the deed. FROM the listing or valuation OF
the property up to the execution of the
deed, both inclusive, and that all things
whatsoever, required by law to make a
good and valid sale, and to vest the title
in the purchaser wer. done, except in re-
gard to the three points named in this
section, wherein the deed shall be priDsd
'Gctc evidence only,
An! in all controversies aid suits in
voiying the title to real property claimed
and held under and by virtue of q deed
executed substan italy as aforesaid by the
Treasurer the person claiming title ad-
verse to the title con veyed by such deed,
shall be required to prove. in order to de-
feat the said title, eli ter that the said real
property was not subject TO taxation for
the year or years named in the deed--that
or that the property had been redeemed
(nnn In ALA n<aankinn IN fhn nrnris On a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-26
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
GREAT DOINGS AT CHICAGo!!
OLD GID. RULES THE WIGWAM!

FOUR ROUNDS FOUGHT!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-26
c. D.,
Clerk ape Board of Supervisor.


Dec. o. Inc CLERK OF the Board OF gu
per'isors IL required 10 attend Gil sales OF
rear property Tor taxes made by the IreS-
sures' ana make record thereof in bosk
20 BE ksps by him tor that purpose, there
IN describing the several parcels OF real
properly on whica the taxes and costs
were Pa'd by the purchaser, Is they are
described IN INC list or advertisement on
ME IN his oihcs, stating, IN separate col
umhs' the amount. as obtained from the
irensurers tax list, OF each hind o: tax,
interest ahd costs Tor each tract or lot,
now much aad what part OF each tract or
iot was sofa, 70 whom soid, and date Of
sa's. ne treasurer shah .als01 keeei =
book 81 saseeNSe - - N3DeNeoAte
ne SHAH lnAh1 $1,000 1890 W9ei
clerk Is rs9nnea. ~ n5a n ~ The Pr1vi-'
sions OF - MN M Il !. sssait eaoAOte
IN the tax 49, ~ sessss esef
properly sss hsss u sush
SAFE -, :,
Dee. %. men an the parcels OF real
properly auvfr.isea LOT sais snai' have
oesh onefeo lot SAFE as PROVIDES Tor IN this
ac'' anu P'ruo" sasrso' shai' roman
uhso'a .ot 'ns want o' o'uuers' ~ snail oe
ens uu'y " '"e treasurer :" aoJoarh the
s"is " oo"o uay ho' eAseea'hg Two
I,ioh'as rom '"e uAe u aoJo"rnmen' !;
~" a .; =, "a,cn uA, saSn " gwen a.
s.s,;n m' =. 80. :aS' ,h..a"s .nu also py
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-26

and published in the county of - -.
and State of Iowa, do hereby certify that
the foregoing notice anflist were publish
ed in said newspaper once in sscA week
for three successive weeks, the last of
which po biicatoa was made prior to the
first - of -, A. D. Is,
and that copies of each number If said
paper in which said notice and list was
published, were delivered by carriers, or
transmitted by mail, to each. of the sab
scribers to said paper, Sccxding to the
Observation-Disclosures Of cuisines. in this Office.
A y
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-26
9 Publisher Tor printer) Of tAe-
STATE OF IOWA, IS.

The above certifi-
cate Of publication, subscribed and sworn
to before me by the above named A. B.,
who is personally known 70 me to be the
Identical person described in the above
certificate, on the - day of -,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-26

" 'o'N'SSS
n ysdeIp ption was
ks rad benefit of
kt.t OF reaemn,ipn
State but % per
b question the title
YRS deed without
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-26

the sum OF ----- dollars aud -----
cents being the whole amount of taxes.
interest and costs then due and remsinin&
unpaid On said propertyytor here follows
the description Of the property sold
which was the least quantity Md for and
payment Vt said sum having been BY him
made to the said Treasurer, the said prop
erty was striker OIL to him at that price.
and whereas, the said A. b. did on the.
day Of A. d.. duly as,
sign the certificate Of the sale of the prop.
erty as aforesaid and all his right, ,itle
and interest to said property to i. L. Of
the county of ---- and State oil -
and whereas, three years have elapsed
since the date Of said sale and the said
property has not been redeemed therefron
as provided for by law.
Now, therefore, |, c. d., Treasurer Of
the county aforesaid, for and in conaids-
ration Of the said sum to the Treasurer
paid AZ aforesaid. aud by virtue of the
Statute in such cases made aud provided,
have granted, bargained and sold and BY
these presents do grant, bargain and SELL
unto the said A. b. Tor G. Il his heirs
and assigns. the real property last herein..
before described to have and 10 hold uato
him the said A. b. Tor Il. r. his heirS
and assigns forever subject however. TO
all the rights Of redemption provided by
law, In witness whereof !, g. ID. Trea-
surcr as aforesaid by virtue vi The aathu,
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the amount so paid.
and transmit to each Clerk of the Board
Of Supervisors on tho frs! day of May of
each year statement Of the county treas
urers account with the State treasury.
which account skalI be submitted by said
Clerk to the Board of Supervisors at their
first meeting; and if they find the same
10 be incorrect in any particular, they
shall forthwith certify the facts in relation
to the same to the Auditor of State.
Sec. 81. When a county treasurer goes
cut of office he shall make full and com
plets settlement with the Board of Super.
visors, aud deliver up all books, papers,
monies, and all other property appertain-
ing to the Office to his successor. taking
his receipt therefor the Board of Super
visors shall make statement so far as
State dues are concerned) to the Auditor
Of State, showing all charges for whatever
purposes, which have been created against
the treasurer during his term Of office, and
all credits which have been made the de-
linquent taxes and other unfinished bust
ness charged over to his successor, show
ing to waat year and 10 what accounts the
amount 80 paid over belongs. lie shall
also see that the books Of treasurer are
correctly balanced before being passed
into tho possession and control Of the
treasurer elect
Sec. 80. When any officer or other per
son pay the State Treasurer any sum Of
money for revenue, or school purpose, he
shall take duplicate receipts therefor, one
Of which he shall Ale with tho Auditor of
State, who shall charge tho same to the
the treasurer in account Of the proper
fund.
Sec ~. The State Treasurer shall keep
each distinct fund coming into his posses
sion as public msney in . seperate apart
ment Of his safe, aud at each quarterly
settlement with the State Auditor, be shall
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-22

A SENSATION HEADIEG.-Our Republican
contemporaries in Illinois may be excused
for little exultation over the result in, In
diana, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. The fol-
lowing head introducing the news is from
the Alton Courier; it takes down every
thing of the sort that has appeared for a
long time: +
Brightly Breaks the Morning II Pennsyl-
vania All Right l--Ohio All Right Il t
Indiana All Right +! I. The g Curtin ="
Rises in Glory Our h" Lane " no Long
err Shady The Old Keystone" follows
the Lead of Vermont and Maine ! In
diana Enrolls under the Banner of Free
dom I-Ohio true to her Principles =
Ant you glad you joined the Republicans =
Long Legs VS.. Short Legs-Where. is. the
Little Suckers Mother p" Not There, Not
There, Ny Childp-Ths Faithful Greet
Abraham The People rise up and Call
Him Blessed Lincoln and Victory =
March On March on | =" God's ways
seem dark, but soon or late they touch the
shining hills of day I" Xxx t..
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Frons die SyTGease ". T. JOE,
How the Fusion WORKS.

Two HUNDRED AND FoCR IRISH VorBHs
RsPCpIATs IT--IaIsH REPUBLICAN, CLCB.-
We whose names are hereunder written,
citizens Of the city Of Syracuse, of Irish birth
and extraction, being DESTROYS Of securing
The election Of Lincoln and Hamliu, and be-
lieving that we can best effect that object
by united action, do hereby for such purpose
associate ourselves together, under the pame
Of the Irish Republican Club OF the city Of
Syracuse: .,t.-.....--=. '.........
Daniel HeItrOu, jeremiah Hays, Mlchsel
Heitron, Edw Murphy, John Healey, John
Leach, Timothy MAloney, Michael Holiban.
Timothy McCarty, David Sullivan, Michael
Hays, Michael Cummings, Edward Ryan,
John Burke, Michael Healey, Wnd, haven
augb, ThoS. Meaghsr, Walt Dalton, Nicholas
Burns, James Grant, Matthew Ryan, Wm.
Ca6rey. Dennis Leahey, Thomas Lynch,
Michael T. Obey, Charles McFau, Edward
Ryan, Edward Leathy, Patrick Fitzgerald,
Dennis Mullins, Michael Ryan, John Young,
Lawrence Powers, Michael Gleason, and
1To other Irishmen of Syracuse, whose narna
we have, bat omit for want Of room. n. 3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-22

we observe that the Washington Consti-
tuition and kindred prints which have been
frightening the Southern people with ali
sorts OF terrible stories regarding the conse-
quences of the election of Il Republican
President, are beginning to modify their
tone. They now say Lincoln will have no
power TO do mischief, even if SO disposed.
and predict Republican minority in both
branches of Congress. Thus, when they
find that the North cannot be scared into
the support of the corruptionists who have
so long controlled the Government Of this
country, and seeing the election of Lincoln
is coming event, it is deemed prudent to
break the effect of their previous wicked and
malicious Misrepresentation at the South.
ca. GGz
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-22

FOR future delivery of new NEST, there il
very little doing, and not many bowers or
indeed sellers. Ness pork could be sold at
Sic SO for December, bulk meat at Of and
Ste, and lard at lo1c, at which rate some
500 tierces were sold. For NoyembeF, lard
is held ut l0Sc. There are some orders here
for English bacon, bat at lower rates; say
Sc for Cumberland, sic for long rio, SIC for
short rib, SIC for long aud &c for short clear.
These rates are below the views Of sellers,
however, fully &c.
Notwithstanding the quietness in the pro-
duct, the demand for hogs continues good,
and sc Is for November, and Sc so for
December, has been paid for some 5000 head
during the week. though there was large
increase in the offerings yesterday, and lots
to average 200 lbs could have been bought
at Sc so for November, and there were
plenty of sellers at Sc so for December
The advices from the country say that the
efforts being made to prepare hogs for mar'
ket are strong and general, as corn pays SO
much better in pork than il is expected TO
do otherwise. o-3cl-- -..'9 ..rlA
In another part of our paper will be
found the assessors return of hogs in 80
counties in Indiana, and about 80 counties
in this State. They show a large falling
off this year, which, like Kentucky will no
doubt continue TO brighten-the prospects OF
the future, in the estimation of those SHE
have bought for future delivery. 1t does
seem to Us, however, that the chances are
in the main, against those who pay SO &c
net for hogs. -,-r.r s-.-.- ...esf -.:.. . 49,
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Keepit Before the People,

st the Republican party is the only
ty which has in good faith stood up to the
e Homestead Measure, and which ia eer-
to make that measure law of the land
en- it gets the power to do SO. It's Repre-
tatives and Senators have, even since the
Estence Of the party, done all they have
IN able to do, to pass wholesome Home
ad Bill, but have been hindered by the
mocratic Senate and President Last
sion of Congress they would have passed
n q bill but for these opposing influences.
,ey proposed first rate Homestead Bib
was modified by the Senate so as to be
IS favorable to freemen than at first, and
ally rstoed and destroyed by Democrat
President.
The Republican party pledges itself in its
ationsi Platform to pass such a measure
hen it gets the power to do so. All its ae.
,ns prove it sincere in its professions o.
,endship for this benign measure. All the
tions Of other parties prove them hostile
it.
We appeal TO the masses, who are 10 be
melted by the Homestead measure, to sup
oEt the party which has been true to their
terests.
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E- A lady was told, the other day, by IL
travelling gentleman, that every lady who
hada small mouth was provided with Fl
husband by government. rr s9H-' E
lth 1t pothibul :? said the lady, making
her mouth as little as she could. r1s--r b
The gentleman added, 'that if she had a
large mouth she was provided with two
husbands . -.--.l. - Erl .gl--al +
Ny gracious (! exclaimed the lady, at
the same time throwing her mouth opeu to
It's foil extent. h. .-t-.- .-- I'll. h. E.---
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

Electors for the State Of Large.
I'LL CUMBACK, of Decatur.
Ohm L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors
Eistrict-Cyrus M. Allen, of Knox.
District John w. Ray, of Clarke.
Decentralization c. Hunter, Of u onros.
District--john H Farquhar, Of Franklin.
District-Nelson Trusler, of esyette.
District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock.
District-JOhn Hanna, of Putnam.
District-Saniuel A. Huff, of Tfppecanos
District-James n. Tyner, Of Miami
District-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen.
District-David D. Daily. of Huntington,
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Coroner's Inquest

KIEE9 0p%ER TK& RODK- OF
Nh Mrs.. Rofsseh. formerly Mrs. Hagel, found
DEAD In BswleseO~n,' Pigeon township, Wander.
burGh county, On tbs lgth daF q, 0esobeE, 1872.
The verdict Of the Jury was she caue 70 her daatt
ny aPopsEy from Iutenfperaues. Wbeo she dlAd
she Eb-us 10 ysary Of ago, ateat i've teet Aigi
SFss dreSasd fE her grave eiothfng wb4a the iIr
quest was beia, s0d bad her pexsoBs as FAR
have been enabled O. aEnertstP, az above seated
oet19-6v JOHE WAYZAN, GsgrgnsK " G.
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ProEa de 81. LOxis De@$oerat. Or
CalIRornin for Lincoln.

The subjoinsd special dispatch was re-
ceived yesterday, by telegraph from St. Jo-
seph, and came through to that point BY
Pony Express from San Francisco. II adds
UNNECESSARILY to the chance now presented,
that Lincoln will carry every Northern
State: -s H.--ai1 sHa35-
[SpscisI DispascA iron. C1Epor..a 10 Ia aAss,srs
--.-.. ... Democrat. -. .arr-.-s ID
OFFICE REPUBLICAN State Central Committee,
-.-+ San Francisco, october ath. 1890
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Large Sale
OF Liquors and Other Groceries

a. y ~ ~ O-& $500
NS W.R uaRB< q OUT TO CK.zsSse8E
@-A our business, verill sell our entire stpsk a
Poreiga and DonaestIc liquors at auction at orr
Store, No. &6 Main street, EpsnFvifle, 90 TUES-
DAT, OCTOBER I'D, at 8 O'Clock A. M ccnE'st-
ing Of 20 bbs q Rye WHISKY, is bbs boGrbon
Shisky, 20 half casks and quarter essks of Bran
dies, sise Peseh. AppIs, Cherry, cate1bs, Prench
and New York Brondy Ginger, Port, Sanest, Nal
aga, Aadeirs Tinee Holland Gin, snd- stoEt@t1h
Bitters, Tobacco, segars, Pepper aod greet
variety Of sthcS Grcesries TOO numerous 90 mention
TERAs All surnS under $40 essh.3-oveT E22A,
three sucnths credit purchaser giving Hsts Hieb
appro+ed security, payable IN the Bark u 8
- '+-s Fll'rI 9UMBERTs-& MEYEE.
N Ns1s6S AuetIoDesg. .-.. s-..t1f.- d j ocfi9 O.
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Messrs. Mckee / Fish back

Returns from the various county organi-
zations and clubs, to this Office show Res
publican strength in this State of thirty
eight thousand FIVE hundred votes If the
news from the October elections in the
Fast should prove to be such as we hope for
and expect, this State is certain for Lincoln.
On this you may rely. a"t
- WV. RABE, Secretary.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S

Ne. 8 First Street, between Main and becu5t.
EEI9B CEKEE re- TEE PEREA &
h ~ Wheeler O. Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma
chine at reduced prices, with Increased confidence
10 tie merits the bost and most reliable family
sewing mae niae uOw ia use. X sews equally veil
on the tbickest thiHest fabrics; makes tho lock
stitch impossible 10 upravel, with the essential
advantage OF beiog alike on both sides, forming DO
ridge or chain the under side; is simple IN
struetion, more speedy 10 movement, aud moro
durable tina any other mschins. We give full in
strictions 10 enable toe purchaser ~ sew ordinary
seams, stitch, BEN, fell. quilt gather, bind, and
tuck, all Oh the same machine, and warranted icT
three years.
We also keep Ou constantly hand { full assortment
Of Singers machines.
Circulars containing testimonials Of the above
machines, froul persons OF the highest stsndln4
East and West, giving prices SC, will be furnished
gTssis, on application in person OF by letter.
a-b9iY Z. NJ. SELbMAA.
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Something New.
r ALL IRA D Ell s 6 o.

RIcH'D }. COSSkR. WA. woRAAR
CORNER & NORMAN,
HE@R DEALERS Nv
W Boots asd Shoes, No. 50 Pearl street. be-
tween Vine and Race streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Keep large stock of custom and Eastern work.
which is offered to the trade at lowest prices.
aur21 .9ynd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NNRg.0'BER AKR s!-CR.ayV BER-
u riea. 10 bush choice Cranberries for sale at
SOC per gallon at COOK & LAEGLEY'S.
octl7
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RJOR HRyS"T ~ L.4He+E B8ECR
Il Houses, On Fret street s.etVren Chestnut
aud Walnut, c0oeaiuins rooms ssrh. The
cut bulldogs il good condition. IDquiye OF
Third. estis-iwd
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
pS-Ofice and Residence for the presently, sher =
wood House. t.- -
In rendering his services to the citizens of Evans-
vile, Dr. B. deems it pertinent to say, that after
years OF active practice in New York city, TINS
becoming Thoroughly cOnveTsant with every phase
of disease, and having seen service in the largest
and best conducted Hospital in America, he Is con-
trus medical science, and ministration Of the
most approved means, satisfy all reasonable de-
mands upon his professional skill
DR.. B., as guarantee of his standing and abil-
ity, is proud to refer TO the following we'll
gentlemen Valentine Mott, NJ. D., L. L. D., Prof.
Surgery, n. Y. City Martyr Paine, n. b., L. L.
n, University Prof, N. Y city; Willard Parker,
NJ. D., Prof. Surgery, Coll. Physicians and Sur
geons; Prof. W. H. EanBuren, Surgeon to n. I. Hos
pital; Prof. l. T. Metcalf Physician to Bellevue
Hospital; c. wstar, NJ. D., A. L. Townsend, NJ
D., and DR.. Goddard, of PHILADELPHIA; Daniel
Chicago; J. n. Mcdowell, NJ. H. s c. b. Pope, NJ. D.,
St. Louis. Oct 12-1wd
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IRRESI3TIBLE STYLES AT
PERSUASIVE PRICES.


IRRESISTIBLE STYLES AT
PERSUASIVE PRICES.
SHANKLIN & REILLY
Have uow in store, aud are submitting Tor 10.
.pectios their recent extensive purchases of Fail
and Winter Fancy aud stspls Dry Goods, which
for Elegance, Variety and Cheepnessi are uusur-
passed. They would direct particular attention ~
the anuexed list which will be disposed Of at prices
that cannot Sail to meet with the appreciation Of
the most iastidi9u' The Goods are sl new ana
Black and Colored Cloths,
Black and Fancy Doeskins,
Fancy English Tweeds, Cas-
si1neres, Sattinets, Jeans,
&c. Blankets, Flannels,
Plain and Fancy Plaid
Lindseys, Ladies' Strip
ed and Plain Middle
sex Cloakings, Eng
lish, French, and
American Prints
and Ginghams,
Silks and Fancy
Dress Goods Of
the most approved styles,
Renfrew Plaids, Royal Pop
Inns, Plain and Fancy Cash
meres, Plain and Fancy
French and English Mer-
inoes, Pacific, Manches-
ter and Hamilton De
LANES and Alpaccas,
a large stock of Bro
che, Stella, Fancy
Snow Flake, Sup.
Scotch Clan Tar
tans, Mcdonald
& Malcolm Long
and Square
Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and
Striped Wool ShawIs & Hand
kerchiefs, Plain and Fancy
Au-Wool DeLaines.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
4 N NIBAL HAMLIN

-A-@s OF MAINE. r. Fritz
Z@"I LOVE MY Country MORE THAN I
y NY PARTY."-Hannibal Hanslis.
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Holland Bitters
.~ DYSPEPSEA-
liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.

TIM successful Introduction and OF this cele-
brated Remedy has been the signal for literal flood
OF compounds called Bitters," offered In various
hrms, from quart bottle to hVe-galon 5Keg until
this word Bltters' is but another name for grog'
or some yillap0us whiskey mixture.
But the really great relief derived from the minnie
dose, one teaspoOnful, Of our medicine,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-22

wp 4 q 500 RDEa.aI-s .a.T,E7 4
LID bushel Gupuy Bsgs, 1000 extra : bush se4m :
less Bags Also tull supply q HsuIp SackIug
and Flax Sewing Nv nes, ior sale Is
octI6 GEO. FOSTER Il CO.