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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21
Later and Better From Burnside's Ex
petition.

Washington, Feb. IA special mcssen
ger arrived this morning bringing the follow
ing dispatches:
U. S. flag steamer Philadelphia, off Roam
oke Island, Feb. 9Th, 1S62.-Roanoke Island
is ours. The military authorities struck their
flag to us yesterday. Their means Of defense
were truly formidable, and they were used
with determination worthy of better
cause. They consisted of two deliberately
constructed works mounting together %
heavy guns, three Of them being 1oo-pound
ers rfed. Four other batteries mounting to
gether 20 guns, large proportion OF them
being Of large calibre, and some Of them riff
ed eight steamers mounting two guns each,
and each having riiled gun with diameter
Of 32-pounder a prolonged obstruction Of
sunken vessels and piles to thwart our ad-
vance, and altogether body ofmen number
ing scarcely less than 5000, of whom 5000
are now our prisoners.
The fighting commenced on the morning
Of the 7th about IL A. NJ, and was continued
till dark. The following morning it was re-
sumed at an early hour, and lasted until late
in the afternoon, when, by a bold charge by
our'army the rebel flag was made to succumb
and our own was hoisted everywhere on the
Island in its place.
No attack could have been more complete.
w executed, and it was carried out precisely
in accordance with the arrangements made
before the expedition left Cape Hatteras In
let. ...s
Signed, JIM. GOLDSBoRO,
Flag Officer.
Second Dispatch. as closed my dis.
patch, received reliable information that the
rebel steamers which escaped had gone tc
Elizabeth City and thereupon immediately
ordered Commander Rowan to take thirteen
of our steamers under his command, and &C
in pursuit Of them, and if practicable to exc
cute another service, viz: the reconnaissance
of the North River and a link of the Abe.
marie and Chesapeake Canal.
The way he has already accomplished the
first part Of it, his own preliminary report, a
copy Of which herewith enclose, will inform
you.
I am, &C., J. N. GOLDSBokO.
u. S. steamer Delaware, off Elizabeth City,
Feb 1Oth.-SIR have to report that have
met the enemy off tins place this morning at
0 o'clock, and after very sharp engagement
have succeeded in destroying or capturing
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

YUyHE UNDERSIGNED WE'RE ON THE FIFTH DAT
IL of February, 1862 duly appointed executors Of 81
estate Of Jacob Graves late OF Black Hawk Co..
Iowa. Claims against the estate required 70 Dc pre-
sented prescribed by law to the undersigned, John L.
Brown at Cedar Falls Susan Graves at the late rss-
dence Of said Jacob Graves in said county.
JOHN H. BROWN, As<ea'0''
Dated February 10Th, 1861, ~
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, April IL, 1862,
The State Agricultural Society and the
Northern Counties,

The State Agricultural Society have annually
appointed Committee for the purpose of visit
ing different portions OF the State, and examn-
ing into the progress of agriculture, the extent
Of mines and improvements in mining The COM
ni,tce, however, have never yet, we believe, ven
tured north of Trinity or SsLiyou mountains
We have the report of 80 before us, and we and
the gentlemen constituting that committee vis-
tied as far north as the Tower House. in Shasta
county.
Perhaps. at that point, they were Informed that
nll agricultural pursuits ended that Trinity, Sis
kiyou and klamath were good mining counties
but possessed no alluvial valleys, or we'll culti-
vaicd and improved ranches, Admitting all this
10 have been the case, yet this entire section of
The State is one of CalHornias hest mining re-
gions, and ne tho '"ties of this Visiting Commit
es and mining as well as ag-
c' conceive why these gentle
pay us a flying visit.
rest OF Trinity is no mean
iiem in the sum Of the county's wealth, The
Trinity valley for over one hundred miles, is dot
ted With well improved ranches, upon which i'm
mcnse amounts Of money have been expended in
building, fencing and planting orchards. Many
Of the tributaries putting into Trinity river run
through beautiful and fertile little valleys under
a good state Of cultivation. The county raises
quite as much bTeadsluff as is consumed, all the
hay necessary, and exports large quantities Of
vegetables. Especially in the quality of pota-
toes produced may Trinity valley boast we
doubs whether any portion of the State can equal
them, and are certain they cannot be excelled.-
As to fruits, none finer can be produced in Cali.
forna. We have eaten as finely favored peach
cs, plums, pears, nectarines, apples and grapes
raised in Trinity as ever ghddencd our boyish
lips in the Atlantic States. If any one is skept-
cal in regard to this statement, let him, during
the coming fruit season, visit the fine ranches of
Messrs. Bates l. VanMasre, Eastman, Nunnally,
Lowden, Sturdvant, Felter, McGillvray or Fish
cr. And they may find there, too, iD abundance,
the largest and finest favored currans, gooseher-
RIGS raspbcrries, blackberrics and strawberries in
their season.
We hope the next Visiting Committee will hon
or Trinity with a call we are sure they will be
repaid for their trip. and be received with all
hospitality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
Died:

In Wcavervilc, April Sth, JOHN KoHLMANN, a
native Of Bremen, Germany.
OBTUARY-To the memory of WILLIAM JAMES,
who was killed in his claim on Cafon Creek, by
a caying bank, March goth. Deceased was born
in the State of Ohio, came to California from
Iowa, was 2S years old, and much respected in
the community. He had many warm friends who
are deeply AFFLICTED at bis sudden and unexpected
death rS~ Ohio and Iowa papers will please
cOpY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
CONSTABLE'S SALE,

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- ont OF Justice W. A. Quine's Court, of Lew
iston township, county of Trinity, California in
favor of James Hoadley, for One Hundred and
Forty~Sevcn Dollars, debt, and Twenty lone Dol
lars, costs of suit, and against All King 4 Co.. |
have seized, and will expose for sale at public
auction between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. m.
and o'clock, p. M, on
Wednesday, April 30th, 1862,
ON the premises, in the county OF Trinity, State
OF California, the following described property,
to wit:
All the right, title and interest of the said Ah
King & Co. in and to a certain MINING CLAIM.
situated on Trinity river about one~half mile
above China Bar, on said river, and about two
and one-half miles above Lewiston, aud adioin-
ing the claims of Thompson b Co., on said river.
in the county and State aforesaid.-Dated Lew
iston, April 6, 1862 b. DROGAN
l3's. Constable Lewiston Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
REDEMPTION FUND.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co, J
Weavcrvillr, April 5, 1861.

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.,
Weavcrvillr, April 5, 1861.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in accor.
Y dance with the provisions of an Act of Leg.
slatur", creating Redemption Fund for Trini
ty county, sealed proposals for the surrender OF
county Warrants will be received at the Office OF
the undersigned in Weavervle, mp to the last
day OF the session Of The Board of Supervisors,
in May ncXs
&t4~No bids viii be received for more Than the
par value OF Warrants offered and each War.
rant proposed to be surrendered must acoomnan
lhc hd. JOHN MUSSER,
l-tSo' County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

Why Dp TnEY-Why did the Committees of
forget to say anything about the extensive bust
ness in prostitution which is done by the Chinese
Companies here, in buying, selling and trading
generally in prostitutes, Their work was but
half completed when they forgot that If the
Chinese prostitutes brought here were made to
pay tax, large revenue would accoure to the
States. L. Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
Wednesday. April 3Oth. 1862.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

E'STATE OF HENRY LEACH, DECEASED
LNonoe ,1. is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the above named Estate. to tho
creditors OF, and all persons having claims against
tne t Estate OF Henry Leach, deceased, to exhibit
the same, with the necessary vouche within Ten
monihs from the first publication of This notice
10 inc Undersigned at his residence at beach
rahch' IN Stuart township, Trinity county. Cali.
iorhia'-Dated April ., 1862.
,oc. DAVID JONES, Admir-
l-o'' Estate of Henry Leach, deceased.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
NOTICE..

CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received up to
- the evening of Saturday, April 18th, for the
construction of Foot Bridge across the Gulch
from the China Church to the opposite bank.
The Bridge to be not less than so feet long, G
feet wide, in the clear, and to be supported by
two substantial piers from the bed of the gulch.
Sides to be protected by secure railing. Bids to
be left at the office of Greenhood X Newbauer.
II. GREENWOOD,
JOSEPH CRAIG,
d. L. GORDON,
Trustees School District, No. l.
Wcaverville, April 10, 1862. l3li.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

C,prRoo ELEPHANT.-A man who lived in the
North mines, says that in all his travels he
never met with caribOo, but he frequently
:. saw the elephant peculiar to that region. y
We suppose it is generally known that the
coriboo is sort Of mongrel reindeer, found
only in northern latitudes.- Sierra County Ne,ca.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

Tue STATE CAPITOL FNEp," Tile Senate has
Commissioners TO go on with the contracts upon
that structure at Sacramento. There is no doubt
but The Assembly will concur. Sacramentans
are Jublant over the actions of the Senate aud
we doubt not nne-tcnths of the voters in the
State are fully satisfied, and rejoice th at this
yeXed question is settled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

HEAVY IMPORTATION OF CRAZE VINEs-Sam
BraDnan, Esq, one Of the heavy men" of San
Francisco, recently received 5000 choice Span
ish Grape cuttings, pia Paris, New York and
Panama. The number includes Al 900 of the
celebrated varieties known as the Garnachcs,"
"Piao Palos." and "Musoatel." The last men
toned is generally used in Spain for raisns and
the two first for choice brands of wine, which are
never exported, beug always consumed, at high
prices, among the nobility and wealthy classes of
that country. There are also twenty-five thou
snnd cuttings Of the Black Clavenar," from
the Rhine, from which the finest kinds of cham
pagnc are manufactured These cuttings arrived
IN good order, and are to be sent Immediately TO
sIr. Barnnans ranch, on the Feather river, SUIT
ter county, where, after being rooted, they will
tt 4s'rbuted TO the other ranches owned by
Mr hgaa'an. This is the first importation Of
tar.t value vines, and ii has cost an Incredible
.gU 20 blH- -Nen here in safety, the freight
sloae aUtuujnt trough several conveyances,
SO aySoras ri ~ 10H Such enterprise deserves
tae highest credit i. We fact that in few
years these rato c-tii u be disseminated
iArobgh the State aad Materially to the
.q'-g.rcls. ..nd pe4lth u ts.t a.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

FLooDs.-The rebel journals state that Fort
Henry had to be evaouted because of the high
dated January Is, 1862, says;
There has been a food of rain at Mecca
Three hundred lives were lost and one-tbird of
the city destroyed. The great mosque Haram
Esh Sheriff flooded, the Holy Black Stone
submerged, and tho great library almost de-
stroyed."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

INDIAN OUTRAGEs IN HuMBoLDT- From the
Times of the z9lb ult. we gather the following
particulars of the late doings of the red devils in
our peighboring county. A correspondent pre-
faces a letter from Arcata. dated march the 9th,
in the following language?
saturday they killed Zehcndnor and burned
his house; Sunday, burned his other buildings
Monday, burned Goodman's house Tuesday,
Mrs. Brehmer's and yesterday, killed Mr.. Bates
and burned his house ;-w what they will do to-
morrow, TO vi hat extent they viii carry their
work Of destruction none can tell"
Zehendner is now al Arcata. doing we'll. Two
days after, Goodmans family were taken to
Bates for safely, and their house burned
Immediately after they left it, The next day
Mr.. Haulon's house, near by was burned.
The writer gives the following particulars of
the killing of Bates:
Mr. A. S. Bates, whose ranch is about seven
miles from this place, and who has never been
considered in danger was killed within three
hundred yards of his house. 1t was 10 O'Clock
in the morning, and he had gone to look for a
COW, when the report of two guns was heard at
bis house and soon after his dog that was with
him returned wounded. There at the house
Nh GoodmaB-who was sick-his wife and Eve
children, Mrs Bates and three children, and Mr.
Is. troShan Inc INDIANS tDen began spootlng
into the back Of the house and as soon as possible
its inmates left and fed toward the river amidst
= shower Of bullets that fortunately harmed no
one.
MEs. Simmons, living near by joined them with
three children. carrying three guns with her,
She had seen the Indians and counted thirty /;
.be fired tAe guns q sigral TO Mr. Simmons
who had started shortly before for town--and
reloaded them. They succeeded in reaching the
liver, where they met Mr.. Simmons and Mr.. Aid
en-, Who took then across to the log house of Mr..
John Wilson, where they remained short time
and then came down the river to Mr. Daby's in a
cQnO2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
B i + t h S:

At Minersvillc, April 4th, the wife of Charles
Jordan, Of Son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

EntAge iorn we e.il ti.t''o to the
adyel .isemeeof d Williams ots. Bluff.
Ne are iolass gsr eensr eho a4ra pped at
Williams Bfsl e AaiI q qre q ia 81 order
N .nafens noier cglfo1 o. ~. recon-
..d En- tsaftiygs utm les try ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
CITY DRUG STORE,

" WILL
ANlNG DISPOSED OF THE CITY DRUC
IL store, together with all accounts due the
same, same 10 H. a. johnson, notice is hereby given
n"t ~, ne alone Is authorized to collect and receipt
woouo...u R. A. FAGG:.
VIE UNDERSlGNED HAVING PURCUAS-
l. ed the City Drug Store of the late pronrictor
announces to the public that the business viii
hereafter be conducted by him at the old stand
where by using every effort to please and accom-,
modate' he hopes to merit a Continuance of pub
a', az patronage. PERSONS knowing themselves in
make Immediate payment, as per above notice
woo..,, l.. A. JOHNSON.
'i'c' rep' l, 1917. 43w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

prODaUy, Detter tnan any editor In the state, the
condcnsing much into small space and making a
local paper interesting. After much experience,
and many breeze Of puff and many blast of
anathema, in the newspaper world, for third
time he finds himself back to his original starting
point, the captain of saucy, rakish little craft
the Sierra County .Nf,es There is an old
adage which says " the third time is The charm"
We hope, Mo, it may prove so in your case, ana
that you are profitably and safely moored for
many years, o very rose bud in the bosoug of
Forbes.
THE VERY LATEST DIsPATCHEs,-Th Govern.
mcnt has graciously permitted the following
important late dispatches to lie forwarded to the
Mountain Messenger;
REREL ATrRoOIryEs.-All Union men at New
bern were skinned alive, and their skins made
into shoes for the rebel army.
IN A M0HT PLAoE.-Spccials to the New York
papers state that Jeff. Davis has not been able to
evacuatc his boots for the past twelve hours
News FROM CnARLEsTON,-Com Dupont has
been shelling the Stone Fleet off Charleston, for
the last As hours. No damage done yet.
EX-GOvERNoR WISE OVER THE BoDY OF HIS
DEAD SoN,---A letter in the Richmond Dispatch
says
When the steamer arrived at Currituck,
General Wise directed that the coffin containing
the remains of his son be opened. Then, | learn
from those who were present, a scene traBspired
that words cannot describe. The old hero bent
over the body of his son [klled at Roanoke]
on whose pale face the full moon threw its light,
kissed the cold brow many times, and exclaimed,
in an agony of emotion, 20, my brave hoy, you
have died for me, you have died for mel'"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
Special Notice.

Y NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
Mlovcrs of the manly art Of GYMNASTICS, to
7 meet on Sunday afternoon, April 18th, at o.
clock, at the Store of Ii. Shoenbar & Co., for the
purpose of taking into consideration the propr-
ETY. of organizing "Gymnastic Club" on a
permanent basis, in the town of Weaverville.
A full attendance is requested,
13l. OLD GYMNASTS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

TIT Pluccryiiie Republican ia hiding up
pbaitpic npou tae N'eao~ Dagoo t, and its
proposition to tasa the ola brect 'gc and
douglas olemcLts 10 eeat thl EcpgbU5a ays
',WaGl u be pre4y iglt, ,h4' ention
~ the united 0erloW lrv .t-N4 Hi ONION
Ileg4enicdi Vice .eeide ness !;
G,cretares Dan. Ec.H CEa aI ezra 4;
Committee ou Platform. erton
and Drl.3ng. Behold baW lsant
il IS for oreihren 10 dwell 1iiy We
,gonld le 10 loof inio ihat t., g s. en- in
,uii biast { Hsep|Jn Of tom
enb 81 4 kitchsE ssce ith 30 uo.u raw
NJ .aa rassy IN .b. .et. - be q
LasHnf 'oas gelaedGg ia-------
Don't 4 alaslued fr 0 e elm
nfez sill arrive cn shl aa 1e of
Cos en.iS4 asssWbi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
SALE.

CONSTABLES SALE.
E OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
lsiice W. \. Qnine's Court, of Lew
yp. comfy of Trinity, California, in
Y. ". Quick, for One Hundred and
debt, and Nineteen Dollars. costs of
eiuing costs. | have seized and will
Eile at public auction. between the
belock, a. m and o'clock, p. m.. on
az, the 2lst day of April,
on the premises, at Bolts hin, in
of Trinity, the following described
20 wit:
right, title and interest Of George W.
and to the following described proper
It: The undivided one half of the mining
'inown as the Musser * Floyd claims sit,
IN Bolts lliil in the county and State
Saia. Also, half Of the fumes, reservoirs,
"A, t2ols, &c.-Datcd April |, 1862.
b. BROGAN Constable,
(2Jw. Lewiston Township.
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AN ACT

PsOuDT'C FOa TRE ENENPr.0s OF CERTAG PATHS
UPnS l. sllG.Ous HRouH ~ PASSED MAzni -, 1862;
IlE rnAe,ei ty the General Ass biz Of NTgn.I That
ID wenye upa pp cuol ior eN mpt On to the InArd
exemption shan ap - saii ard nat the Itstpr ynf
for ala eX upan bona h Pfeystt d O i'g sTns by
tAe t. Of Cha uhic1 ap cant ptlo aud dd
s'uI, pa7 ui hs at; a farther, tat Ia.
said appi pA to 10 ~ tbs 90 rt9s
.Nss the 81 Vhleh raid appjisn rsds, ;he sun
OF se hanirei ara , Ia dH hsTet t- far her sun
of W. iper the sseSied value of aid tPp E
tax pro hen the alt s,d d. the pres '1aiGh Of tae
res m uf ohie 10 after the SAID spfl
c.. Eth nirmau that nr VIII tus ain
the Moderate 90 nj Al not ary give al q
eom'cri 20 he cny I'd Coue Glver rnel then
the sai Bcau sh.n eAenp said spplcan' Poviftd, Tda
whe ever be unable, 'haH h - The sli
aun Of nys hunle tn1 n tiN tS per 81 IN l.
ptoper snal dyed iNh able 10 mti dl 10
e caoaci ef teAmser IN ch G'hes
ani prov fur hiatt pes SsrPt DO rsnd Z
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Thv nd % etors sf rrSaii ell II count Tor
,ues Ioce we'd m Ae thgy for cense
tAxs
A SAD B,atd Of AZ mpt sta y TO the or Of Pub
n, IL OF the p,ef, sni p OF
rher rtprs' ptI for dh " ho money In
oTsur the Aud ca re oice- with 1uGt
oyid- That tie h,Tts nnlSon snail be only
t.o ps. up n the @. ID u .dK. thu q.
1hls .ci shSli be- TAI &c from is pass
cspy from the 4 Is -Tests;
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By I1Hs 7. CoWls, Dsplt5. ap22-dl2est
Q ant y psPsrs o. lie state copy III -es tim
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HTiLIT lay Uyg.sCOAES At ft2sME CSsC.
w In oriec close oct stock Of MILITARY CNEs
cyErs lor ooh Jc prvatss) offer them AT esa,,
for iog o2por iay T ths IN vlat 70 suppl, emAegts
BALDWIN 4 wILLIAaa
andI IIa atrret.
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NAT iYLka,
Llsaisuan o, To- el,
SECOND CoMPARY JOHNsON,s LIGHT Ar


-soRE wsntd for hi. forhsiih. The
IVA Sonfe pion B 5000 he Posed, eHDg Int TIE
vefy ta ConfedeFay between the Sgss OF isevn
and thirty nye, s.y 10 epon n the o9HfeIP a. 70 where
shan EhA u the tec, Ice h sha belong.
~ thsss VITO p5cf 20 he g srAley ~ Their te-yee.
saold ke 81 tie beat Opportunity they viii probably hA
volunteer.
Ne desre tse earliest pos.ble momet 10 eompst'
canE1tioR and take NE hsd where al vho h Tor
hCud be- snG where - must be ehtr voluntarily by
compass
ih3:e Eho rave IN service know that TIE light tr cry IL
he agreeable Sr the lo eeye Of The servi
G5Ee Al then, VII s Tie ella ce Is gyel you 20 eat
EhFe Joi ese Ad relieve yourselves mon 1e opprooinm OF
c5myn1ory srye@
aeraEE Oise JOhsson GulsOns ees under wig Buiidirg
A b. tdCN.
JAVE H. HAOHrfT,
sp lg-JY I'm r. LIFT ,iOH
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NUMBER I05.
LAND PAa sALR.

TssRr proprietor oesrs one llo1aAnd hsu-
"A ded Aerts OF eae CRas ani Gun Laud vel kiApt-i 70
,s prsa=eEi Of coFn ana Cotcn sng lani u s ee c,
hsspEL Ths land Il siastst he snuihera bcaldAry of
sndoweE County, besnC iaks three mil cn the Il.
to0 yer, nt0 which erptr ssOEin. ene stesnSost nayi
gzcn Into tke t.ver Upon @ .a4 dssn1g ave I'd,
which Il tusesfble q making Cue SIs? ths erf yesr
Terms taf rszA; tie bEs5cs IN snnrs inAieats
osehtN ofts viii be taken IN heg properly desired.
Ad4Eas, ". RANDLL
his ladnE YSsoo River, cars Of L. uss pEeg,
acSg-H Vieksbar. htu.
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rsECRUITs waETJ

Y Az su horEed by the Governor VI v,
pans tie M i.s, st. ed IN ne ScufC.trA tts
wee under marching ortess complete the zph gsnl
YTgLia Ytuttse IN the CsEe leAte sevtee lh ssdal
bouaiy Of go will ID tie
oHces ing Aise eaESs snies sireasJ
epei bet Mt in ary relnss eoIrpod with hs uaes.
NAT iYLER
.p3--in Lissisnsn o,lS-eL
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LAND Foe SALE.

oPPeR for sale privately Tras, Of Ltsd knova by ne
u Gree HI z Ia re losr ead ci ulsa tOabt .
The place eontnI sIE Asres AMI has on eof1sbls a =
ling and M uther Necessary ba;lrgL TIE Ead kidd and
daese, ~ Wsisssd r-csnt TO IN, Jan River
AMI Kan VIII Canai htlag AZ m IL istAl
We sfeu srh dsscfpt esssy purchasers will he
les.si 20 : :, for ihe rselyfs
ar Dsniriigr, vho Has upon the place. will shoE 10
any wlshit Z plrchA'e
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