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silence and wonder Not 30 the Americana While every
%an bringing new o. merry speeches and the planting
letters b that there u nothing In ALL South Carolina
cannot secede or If she does she must back again
Tho other States only want TO make terms aud 10
back into the Union after having extorted new
sions a. the price OF reconciliation. The wish may be
father 70 the thought but that such Is tho thought 10
be learnt from the most cursory glance at the American
newspapers. The Of proceeding 70 be fol-
lows;-South Carolina, Alabama. Mississippi Florida.
Texas, perhaps louisiana TO separate form fedora
ion Of their own then equal terms with those
who remain faithful TO Mr. lincoln The Northern
States with Virginia and North Carolina at their head
mediators and enforce concessions by the
threat Of joining the Southern league which would then
and tie prospect Of conousrns ali the riches OF Mexico
mise Governor seward Is in favor Of compromise: IN
great numbers of the adnchet amt J0uery men in favor
Of comprori,e What the terms Of the compromise shall
cratic party in the North Is that the viii
be too exactng insist on the repeal or the Personal
Liberty which Of the aboltionist have
nuliAed the Fugitive Slave act Many Of the republicans
anxious TO revive the Missouri compromise,
by which slavery will be prohibited in any part
Of the United States territory north Of SO deg 80 min
the abolition this compromise and the assertion
OF the saveonwers right carry negroes into any part
hardly likely that tho south viii concede this No one in
this country pretend TO judge of the event. but this
we may conclude from the tone OF American discussion
that the North will not be too rigid and that the slave
will receive what all but the most rabd Of them
viii consider satisfaction Gov Seward, who first spoke
prophesies peace and harmony at distant day,
while many Of his most intimate friends have given their
adhesion the scheme Of compromise brought forward
by Mr. Crittenden But whatever may be the final result
may expect TO hear shortly that other States have
followed the example set by South Carolina
Garfbaldi and the Italian Elections.
The Turin Natiomalaies publishes the following let
terS:-
CAPRERA Dec. %, 1890
nv DEAR BEIAzzr-For private reasons could
cep any canddateship for the post of deputy desire
that all the colleges should know this, to prevent them
the trouble Of proceeding 10 another election.
J. GARIBALDI
CABRERA, Dec. 20, 1850
NY DEAR BEILAzz-I desire that concord be manifest
among all the Italian committees for aiding In the
cess Of the great deliverance. Then Victor Emanuel
with million Of Italian soldiers, will be able, in the
spring. justly demand what is wanting 70 Italy In
the sacred path that following desire that every
mark Of party disappear Our antagonists are party.
They want Italy made TO their taste, with the
help OF foreigners and without participation II
who are the nation. We want other head than
Victor Emanuel and exclude of those who have
the desire Before all things, then, concord must
be energetcally preached as the first thing Leedful
j. GARIBAI.DL
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scarcely any instance the reduction important and
the closing quotations generally showed recovery from
the lowest point OF the day
In the discount market per cent was the rate eene
rally asked for good bills but the demand was an
moderate the Bank Of England the applications we
70 y fair extent.
money at s bsl per cent government securities.
The following are the latest quotations Of Ann !,
can stocks from the London Times Of the
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The London Nc,os says the Prince of Wales
been the boards Of Trinity College, Cam
bridge.
Tho Dover ChyvsscIs says:-H rumorcd that the
Prince OF Wales will initiated this year Frsemasonry
The London Nas says--Thomas Lye aged thirty nine,
one Of Chrsty's Mnstrels committed suicide wednes-
day last by cutting his throat with razor.
The Abeue D, Nerd of st. Petersburg OF the 2sth u
devotes leading article to the pamphlet LEmpereur
Francois Joseph It Europe and declares that 1t complete
y approves tho conclusions to By the author that
the best means solving the Italian question would be
the cession Of veneta for indemnity The writer Of
the article par cuarly recommends Germany not TO op
pose such arrangement.
The Paris correspondence Of the London Chronicle
saysShoud break out Is believed that the Gar
Of Russia will attempt restrain the passions OF
the Muscovite nobility, friously directed against
Austria Their dissatisfaction at the reduction Of their
by the emancipation Of their serfs would hnd
ready safety valve II told that the timo was come
for annexing Galicia and advancing tho boundaries Of
the Empire Carpathians besides other spos upon
the Danube and In the East. Alexander himself would
aner avGd ana Tho Of
speaks the wishes OF the peace party.
Prussan journals state that had been received
In Berlin from the British Cabinet in regard to Scheswg
setting forth the interest felt by England in the integrity
of the Danish monarchy, admitting that Denmark has
taken certain honorable engagements touching
but denying that the German CONFEDERATION mas right
10 mnge in the details Of the administration or that
country.
A despatch from Berne dated the s!h inst. says
II Is asserted that Sardinia offered guarantees for
securing Venice against Garibald condition that tho
great Powers place obstacles To her action before
Gaeta.
The Independence Beige has the following
The opening OF negotiations for the conclusion OF
amistce between King Francis III and the Piedmontese
government is beyond doubt 1t Is said that
has ken
Council held Mt Paris the Emperor himself fixed the
day upon which the French squadron would leave Gaota
The Shipping Gos1s says-1he total number Of wrecks
during the past year was 1 81.
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AUSTRIA.

An autograph letter from the Emperor Francis Joseph
dated the It'll instant, procaims very comprehensive
amnesty for Hungary Transyvana, Croatia and scavo-
MIA account Of such penalties have merely aimed
change in tho system OF the government az estab-
shed before October last The Ministers ordered to
put this ordinance int immediate execution.
Pesth despatch says that the government Ia resolved
TO adopt provisional electoral law for Hungary on the
basis OF the fifth article Of the law Of 184S
The Hungarian Diet will assemble on the I'd OF April
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Araso and City Of Washington
at this Pert and tho North
Briton at Portland.
5000, 0l5 In SP e ole.
Advance In the Rates Of Interest by
the Bank Of France.
Proclamation Of the King Of
Prussia.
Negotiations for the Surrender OF
0aeta.
THE ENGLISH VIEW OF THE AMERICAN CRISIS.
CONNER GAL INTELLIGENCE,
Ae., kc., ~.
THE ENGLISH VIEW OF THE AMERICAN CRISIS.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
Ac., kc., kes

The steamship Arago, Henry A. Gadsden, Commander,
from Havre and Southampton January Q, passed the
Needles at hal!-past nine evening, consigned to
Samuel NJ Fox George Mackenzie, arrived at this port
o-ry yesterday morning.
he Arago brings 1l6 passengers, the usual mails,
$40 in specie and TOO tons merchandise
~ following 10 the specie list OF the Arago-
OF America $50, 900 Jas. G. King Son. $40 800
Burgy Co.,. $500 Temoyne h Beli.... 5000
lossom h Son.. 1888 Lentilhon 4 Tesse. 81 987
o. Cokino. 10 600 j. J. Merriam. ...... 5000
Rham Co... 90 900 W. Scholl Co.,. 25 500
. NJ. Fox George j. d. vermiyea 100, 900
Mackenzie. Is 900 Ward, Campbell l. Co 5000
o. H. Gordon Co.. 5000 Order. .. ....... 26, 645
During the first part Of the passage the Arago had
moderate weather; during the latter part she with
very strong westerly gales
Amongst her passengers We notice Captain d. NJ In-
graham, U. 8. N; Mr.. Jas. Lesley, Jr bearer of de-
spatches General Robt Halsey and Mr. J. +. Butsrworh
and family.
January 10, latitude As degrees 81 minutes, longitude
81 degrees, IS minutes, exchanged signals with
steamer City Of Washington, in company, bound west
The steamship City OF Washington, Captain Jeffrey,
from Liverpool 9th and Queenstown 10th inst arrived at
this port last evening.
Che hr;n0a the folio wingI lat of speco.-
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, Jan. o-Evenings
Coasols-Monsy, ok Y; account, 9IX q 02; New
York and Erie, 80 50; Illinois, So 81 Good business
o. these prices.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
IAvEPooL Jan. 0-Evening
Market quiet; the advioes from America having ten
deOcy to make buyers and holders cautious Sales today
1000 bales; speculation and export, ,Ooe.,
Cotton steady; sales to-day 1000 bales including 900
70 spectators and importen.
Breadstutls quiet but steady.
Provisions dull
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IUHINt JAN ISbI
II IL asserted that the Sandman government conform
ing 10 the wishes Of Napoleon has suspended hosties
before Gaeta until Jan TO- with the object OF negotiating
for its surrender IL said the French fleet would leave
Immediately n the endeavors for avoiding further edu
sion OF blood should fail Tho operations Of General CT
aldni 10 be vigorously supported by the Italian feet
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The King OF Prussia had Issued a proclamation, in
which, after paying tribute to the late King he
declares himself faithful TO the traditions OF his house.
and DESTROYS Of protecting the constitution eevang and
strengthening his people and advancing their position
among the German States. He says:-"Conndence in
peace shaken, but will endeavor TO preserve it," and
concludes by asking for the courage and confidence OF his
people,
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THE LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. H. 1861.
Mails from Calcutta, China and Australia arrived at
Narseilles the 10th inst and are due in London in
time for the steamship Niagara which sails for Boston
via Halifax on the 18th inst.
All tho Chinese ports open and foreign steam
ers are permitted to trade on the inland waters.
Chinese ambassador is to reside In England
Exchange at Hong Kong three per cent
which Is less favorable for England.
At shanghae the rate Of exchange unchanged.
| Trade at Melbourne had greatly improved One hun
dred and sixteen thousand ounces OF gold had been
shipped TO England.
In New Zealand the native rsbeonsts have been com
| pletely defeated.
The London Times city article Of Thursday evening,
says
This has been settling day the English funds but tho
market generally steady The demand for discount
the Bank OF England moderate and the stock
Exchange 81 per cent paid for short loans and
six per cent for long periods.
About eighty thousand sovereigns were taken from
the Bank today Of which aty thousand Is for Canada
| and the balance for New York.
In the Paris discount market money Ia being freely
offered at terms below those of the Bank Of France
The Nord says that the 81 OF November the Russian
Ambassador at Pokin ratified convention with China
confirming privileges Russia regard to the Anoor
river and extending to her commercial advantages.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Jan IL 1881.
The brokers circular reportssaes OF tho wcck 900
bales, including 800 TO spectators and 900 TO
porters The market opened with an upward tendency
bat became dull In consequence of the advance In bank
rates. but the arrival Of the Ena, with favorable adj
vices from America caused reaction, and the market
closed at last week full prices, with advancing ten
aency. me sales Friday reached IL 900 bales In
GLIDING 1000 10 specuators and exporters the market
closing active at the following authorized quotations
Fhir. Kidding
Orleans. ..............,......... 6Ld
hoDue. 3-lod
Uplands ......................s.ILd. 1.l6d
Tho total stock In port 6+0, 900 baes, including
3T3 400 bales American.
James Hewitt Il Co. quote middng and good mid ding
advanced I'D. other qualities unchanged. They also
quote sales on Friday at 20 900 bales
LTvERrooL BREADsrUrs MARxBN
Breadstuffs dull Flour had declining tendency
Wheat downward, and holders pressing the
market; decline Ia quoted Of Sd. per GENITAL Corn
dull and quotations nominal
The Liverpool provision mwket dull for most artl
clos
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Jan. f1-Noon
Conscls closed Al s1x s1x for money
AMERICAN sroCKs
The latest sales were:Inos Central, 81 discount
Erie 31k; New York Central, rs.
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FRANCE.

The retirement Of NJ Thouvena from the Foreign office
had again been rumored.
The Paris Bourse on the 9th inst. inanmate but
rather Grmer. The rentes closed at eff. loo.
The Constitutional Gays that in the event Of the French
feet leaving Gaeta it is believed it will cruise for time
Ia the Adratic.
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The Albany Argus publishes the following sum-
mary, showing the condition Of the banks of this
State on the 18th Of December. as compared with
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

y. "WEDNESDAY, January 23--6 T. NJ
Asuks-The market was quiet, with small sales at &C.
$40.
BRgADsrUrTs-Flour--The foreign news had deprcss-
ing influence and most descriptions closed lower rates.
The sales embraced about 10 900 bbs closing within the
following range of pricea.-
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TVrRKEY
PRUSSIA.

The dismissal or Safete Pasha had been rescnded.
The from Serya reports increasing dsquiet there
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THE NEWS BY THE NORTH BRITON.

PORTLAND, Jan. %, 1861.
Tho steamship North Briton from Liverpool at half
past O'Clock the morning OF the 10TH via London
derry the 18th ns arrived here at five O'Clock this
evening Her dates two days later than those per
the Arago at New York.
Quite panic prevailed in some parts of Liverpool ON
the 9th inst. Rumors were anoat that mob had en-
tered the bakers shops and helped themselves, owing
to the advance in the prices Of bread and the suspension
OF labor in consequence Of the severity Of tho weather
and that regular riot had broken ort large number
Of shops forthwith, closed and feeling Of alarm
prevailed In the city The reports, however all proved
groundless, when confidence quickly restored
There had been break the severity of the weather
and navigation was getting and more difficult.
Many parts Of the Thames choked up with float
Ing ice and the entrances to the docks had to be kept
open by steamtugs.
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RPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Markets.
LONDON MoExY MARKET, Tuesday Evening", Jan 0.-The
English funds opened this morHing at decline Of Y
from the low prices of yesterday and subsequently
perenced further fall on the intelligence Of the Bank Of
France having made movement Of per cent In their
rate Of discount placed at the point that
OF the Bank Of England. Ultimately however, II was
seen that this the for that establishment,
and tho only likely TO prevent tho existing difficulty
from assuming proportions that might lead to serious re-
suits which could not fail to produce ON this
side and feeling Of greater confidence became apparent
Consols for money first quoted at DIX after
little fluctuations they returned TO the first quota
tion. For the 7th OF February, 91h az
The applications for discount at the Bank were again
comparatively moderate, the supply being good in the
open market at the existing rate, and occasionally at
traction below It,
The discount establishments have gone from AZ TO
per cent for money at cah and from to 5K with seven
days. notice.
The Bark Of France raised it's rate Of discount Tues
day from 51l TO Z per cent.
The last price from Paris Tuesday evening was 66f
o0c., showing fall Of nearly 4 per cent.
The next monthly reurn OF the Bank OF France TO DO
published at the end of the week. il looked for with much
interest According TO reports which require vori
cation the bullion has declined from Ell to about
E14 100000.
American securities dull, particularly those Of
New York and Erie.
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Ecoal Embellishments.



OK the ID day of Mag. A. D. 1859, Ira Watson and
~ Nancy Watson his vie, did make and deliver to
George Cooley mortgage deed OF that
there delivered the to said Cooley, the follow
iu- described real cstat-, w:
That part Of lot eight e in block eleven N ~ in the
town OF Ottawa Sale county State OF Illinois
bounded and described follows, viz 20 uu,enciug
at the north or said lot running thence
west on e north line the nos tlwest of sail
lot thence south The west line fry-six and one
fourth ieei $50 thence east and parallel with ths
nor h line line OF all lot, and teuce north
the place beginning eat line ~ said lot to secure
the payuen; Of proassory Noes Tor tile sum Of eighty
three dollars and thiry-ree cents each, payable IN
two, four, eight and twelve months respective
~ from the date OF said vita EN- pr Mt ia
teres' Aud also six prnmissory notes or hve hun
area 40 lars ga h. payable in TWO, three four hTe TX
ana seven years nom the date OF said mortg Se WIZ.
interest ~ Ten per cent per anHum, payable Annually
Ana whereas default has been made by said Watson
the MAKER OF ssid notes in the payment OF SAID ave
huHditd dollar note due two years after date and
TIE raSheh OF the interest balance said fiy
! hundred dollar notes
Nos therefore, public notice il hereby given tlaI Geo
Cooley, by virtue OF the upon me conferred by
sand mortgage, upon sui" efu lie mad. " IN en- ia.
I'd Of ScpteHber.A D. IS !, at u'clock p NJ at the
south door Of ihe Court House in Ottawa in said
county sell SAID real estate, much thereof IS ma
be necessary, to the high - dder, for cash tand
deed the same TO the urch lsr). 10 the uurpo-- oi
paying the OF said tse hundred dollar note
due ia years after its date, and the iJtefe-. due OF
tn balance. GEORGE COOLEY.
/ GRAY AVERT & nUSUNFiL, At'ys.
: ottawa, June 2g.h, i>6'. 3m
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MaTtgGgs Sac
VHT HERFAs John Pbiliuor- Isabella Phillirnor-

WHEREAS John Ph!iTor- and Isabella Phillirnor-
W his Hi.r, oi the County az Sale and state Of
Illinois tie IN day of july, =. d. $50 executed
delivered to me- the undersigned. a certain
gage Of tie premises hereinafter described,
the payment Of certain prom ssory nate Of date
tlereN it'll executed IL s,id john piillHore and made
payable TO the order OF Martin 4. Howell. Jr., sixty
days after the date thereof. for the Of hun
drvd and twenty iO1r 81, uO dollars. with per
PER month - damages IL not ps,j when due Sad
mortgage duly record ii in tie recorders Office othe
said county H. Sale iiBr-, ia book OF derds ~. 10
atpagss IL and - the - h day ofJuy- = l>Jg.
By reference thereto will appear. And whereas. de-
fault has been made in the payment Of said p1i.s1ry
Yo'c. o' one hundred ana Neuty four 80 100 dollars
damages ac-Fuiry thereon. :itr sad note became
due ard payable. Now, Their. !er- by Virtue OF the
bower aUd authority l!e gIed y-st-d 10y
tie terms Of said mortgage, aud Tor the purposes
therein expressed. do hry'by give notice, th, ar
public auction, IT Tire soh door Of tie cnurt house u
Of Illinois. the i:Ih day 90 IuIy, A. D SCI II, 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF tina day, the hgact H.
der 10! cash. the premises in said mortgage described
tie beng situate IN said county Of La Sa.le AID
described ~ lJlO-s:
The EoFrh quarter OF the south quarter e.
section tEeu'rfVr. ZJD in tawn-bIp thIr.y thee (33D
range thr % and Of thu third principal nerd
ian, containing iCTy acres OF land more Or !eT-.
Ard COVE! Fad premises aud rea! e-:-ts to the
highest and best b dA-r for cash.
MARTIN A. HOWELL, NarfJCgse.
LYwis INL4rT. ffTH. JuE- IS ~.
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Hle0iciNcs.
NJ Q f f ATS
Lille pilIS& Phoenix l;jtters.

- N u ~
FsNiEsE MEDICINES have beer. before the nn,,ic
h for period Of Thirty YEARS and S,'iP IN
have maintained high character in ac,ns,
part OF the Globe, for their raordi nary and ,a'
ate power OF restoring peri ct health to ;,rr
hannah frame T. liable 's'' 'ae
The o.oNflk are among n. distressing variety ~
hGmsn diseases in which thc "
VEGETI ELE LIFE lIEDIrLYEy
Are wei kro"u to BE- miaIJ.e.
DYSPEPSIA, bY thoroughly cleansing the first and
secoh ,t"""gt., "hi ere. ing now Of pure healthy
BIZ instead Of til stole md acid Kind FfATULES
Ci, Los ~ APPETITE iEaETUCEN. IILAr,cHF R..Trrss
St-~S I'll t'irt: ANXIETY. LANGvys aud MsL.EcruII
""ch are ii'= general y np-oyus rf Uysu.i,si. VIII
II IN, as = n'tGral c"I.-, q I.nce Of r.. cur.
CosiiN tNLsa, ly Cleansing Tie whole lenrtho
~ "''I' sD''en' process aud without vioen.
days. '" '"'
ILvERs Of all Linds, BY restoring the Blood to r..
gu'ar rcuai"n- TIN Ugh u procss, az =;
such cases, and The thoro-gl. solution OF an ,,,i
obstruction ia others. a.
Tire LIFE VI = have been known : chr. rurr-
MATiSM permanently in three weeks. aud GOUr in
half that time by removing local iug .aulation from,
the muscles and hyasIcuts uf H.. joints
DROPsIrS Of all Eiud by freeing and -,r-nr,I.,i,.
the kidneys aud bladder; they up-r deyl,lu.
" on these Important organs, aud hence have ever
GRAVEL.
A.o yoRu'. by disIodgnr from the turni-g, Or the
bowels The Shiny which these i5here
/ sCuEvy, ULCERS, ard INvETtEArE soRts, Nv tn,
perfect purify whiG tHr. LsB MEDICINES give 10 II.
blood, aud al the iiImnr-
sCoRBUrIC EEUPTIONS and Ran Covprrr p /,
thrI Alternative effect upon the agis that e-d The
ana the morbid state %. which occa,iJu- all .rup,ys
complaints s"lio" cloudy, and otier dsagreeab!s
complications.
Tie o. these Pills for 4 vs-y shortt time will effect
an entire cure Of SALT RHLJM, aud a str king i'm.
pToV-ucnt IA the Cirtrur-~ of the skin CpNNnN
COLDS and INFLU INA will always be cured nv sns
do>., or ~ tTo ia the worst ctS->.
PiLES-Ihc orig nal propretor- o: these MeIicfaes
was cured ~ Pie, oil - years standing, by tile Q.
the iIFE MEDICINE lone.
fkt Ei AND AGUE.-For this srnurge Of the West
ern country. these Med. in-s Will b. found a safe,
y. medic mes lea,
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Valuable Property
FOR = SALE,

I WILL s-u. good time and at = reasonable price
if.e fohOv ~ property.
Ny Residence on 'ie idr ~ Fox River ror1ir
hrrasj . o. ocS l'h-ir- 100 FEE; and rs
deep II - beyond IEr~' IT, hluGsgGarst location
'oy n re,.nsH-r IN TIE Ottawa. TIE grounds are
adorned 18th the cAorr-t kinds sruil-ry and
Shade 'r-e- Ai IA if- garden apple. pear. pEg ard
vines. cErTart, E"0--,rrf--, r->i-l-rrr- and straw
berT- In Snort s.. desirable ur and
fort provided t1r.
AL 80 acres o. gSo prairie !.ad near New ;!ic faa,
AM Pontiac. i.iyir l--:rs rruf-y.
Lot. Z. .. ara >. E'a-s =. DIVA.
Lots and J. t..v VISION q lot, &c and i, Block -,
Lot =, s,ori 50: 80 good 3. s.E-ss To-.
At o. te StoY- valuable properly +, oE-rcd t.
soaah'e price, and o. ii.-- to su.t lie pur chaser
EcyG VI cslAN.
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Real Gstutc.
MISSOURI FARMS!

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COMPANY offers for sal> over 100000 acres, in
Northern Missouri,
Or tbs Finest Prairie and Timber Turning Lands in
the Wet,
In Lots to suit purchasers Low Prices the long
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cent. interest.
PA NPHLETS, CIRCCLARS, AND MAPS
Giving fun reliable Information on the CLIMATE
and it's heaithfun.ss, SOIL. WATER, TIMBER, COAL
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