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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22
NOTICE TO SCHOOL OFFICERS

~
Office Of cosnty s..pt Of oonsuo" scsooss,l
Des MONIES County,
The Secretaries Of the several School Districts
Of Des Moines County, are requested to include
in their Annual Report to the County superin-
tendent, in addition to the items Of information
named in Sec Al, Part 50, Chap. IT, LIST The mum
Der of private Schools, Academies and Colleges.
ID. The humber Of teachers that have como
into the army since the first call for volunteers.
with the name and ?. Q. address of each at the
to which they belong, and such other informa-
ton respecting each, as would be worthy of rec
ord as matter Of history.
ton Of the School Law, that you consider dim
Applicants for certificates, hereafter, will 10
examined BY written questions instead of oral,
and the certificates issued Will be graded with
as follows: Applicants answering correctly s.
per cent will receive No. l;those go No. 2; 70, No.
Applicants will also be examined in Theory
and Practice of Teaching. Persons, therefore,
who have Teaching in view, would do well to ex-
cd" Pages Theory and Practice of Teaching"
also Sheldons Elementary Instruction"
The applicant, before receiving a certificate,
of good moral character.
The County Superintendent will visit the
Schools Of the County during the months Of Sept
practicable, such as may then be in session, &C.
cording to the system recommended in recent
circular by acting Secretary Wiltse.
It is desirable that all the schools of the county,
open the fall term on the LIST Monday in Sept.
The regular day for the examination Of teach
Hall, in the City of Burlington.
Persons applying for an examination, or re-
newal of certificates, on any other than the reg
ular day, are required to pay fee of one dollar.
All business connected with the schools of tha
county, coming under the jurisdiction Of the
Sup't, will be promptly attended to.
aug8-d3tw4t VIM. HARPER, Go. Sup't.
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u JOY, BUILDER AND MANU-
I. FACTURER OF

CORNICE MOULDINGS.
Weather Boarding d Cham Pump Fixtures.
VIII contract for Buildings in whole or In part,
as 1t may suit the convenience of customers
Buildings solicited in Des Moines and adjoining
counties.
Particular attention given to the construction
of School Houses.
All persons in want Of buildings will find that
by thus contracting with some responsible per-
son, they will avoid the annoyance and inconve-
nience which always attend building.
Burlington, Iowa, ianl0-dsW&Mtf
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TVHE MT. PLEASANT FEMALE

Il SEM1NARf.-This Seminary will COM
m me- It's rst term on the 7th day Of
cured the services of five efficient Teachers, in
addition to himself and wife, making q Faculty
Of long experience and eminent success. The
institution is furnished With Philosophical ap-
paratus- three Pianos, and three Music teachers.
labor, and incurred heavy expense in fitting up
this Seminary, and hopes the community will
reward him with q liberal patronage.
For further information send for Circular.
Address Rev. GEORGE P. BERGEN,
iuly2ldAWtf. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of A. R. H. Allen Esq, in Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa. on the evening of August Ii,
1868, by the Rev. G. B. Jocelyn d. D., Rev. DA-
vID WORTHINGToN, of the Iowa Conference, and
Miss LUCRETIA E. CoRBIN, N. E. L., OF Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa.
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FROM MISSIssIPPI-NOr AN ARMED REB-
Ell 0ETwEEN JACKSON AND PORT HUDSON
LARGE AMOUNT OF COTToN sTILL IN THE
CoUNTRY.-We had the pleasure of con-
versing with gentleman yesterday who
had just arrived from Rodney and Jackson,
Mississippi, and who, being an old resident
of that section, is possessed of positive and
reliable information in regard to the present
state of affairs there.
For twelve days he has been travelling in
carriage through the country between
Jackson, Mississippi, and Port Hudson, and
during the whole of that time he has not
seen or heard of single rebel soldier. Not
even guerrilla can be discovered in that
neighborhood.
Having anextensive acquaintance among
the planters in that vicinity, he was ena-
bled to form, from conversations held with
them, a pretty correct idea of the amount of
cotton still remaining there, and the lowest
estimate he makes, is 100, 900 bales.
Three-fOurths Of this, at least, belongs to
the rebel Government, having been bought
up by their cotton agents.
The planters are very much concerned
about the cotton burning order from Secre-
tary Memminger, which we published in
Friday evenings edition, and they are ex-
ceedingly anxious that force Of United
States troops should occupy the country
Our informant thinks that five hundred
mounted men could keep the whole region
free from struggling guerrillas, and there
by save the cotton from destruction. The
planters will take the oath with the great
still remains in their possession, and the
majority inwardly pray for the appearance
of regiment of blue-cOats before it be-
comes too late.-N O. Era
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Ns-Sergeant John s. Dodge, of Compa-
|iy E, 25th Iowa Infantry, requests us to
lay that he will be in Burlington for ten
twelve days from this date, during
which time he will be glad to communicate
UGH information as he may have to the
)jends or families of any members of that
company. He left the company on the 10th
lst. Persons desiring to see him will please
hquire of his son in the Hawk-Eye job
Sffice.
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6HxEP PELTS-Oc0S2 o.
WHIsKY-004lc firm.
LARD-6c; in bills Sc q b.
,I Ds.sD ArPI.s se7M , D.. Gresn. 2eeSe per
TH5nosH =, SEED 20 q g 2 bushsl
In demand o'-'AAoA-
GGa Gov sExD~3snno demand.
Shoulder ss Sc; sides, &C.
FgH;-MackreI No /, half bbi I g a. No. z
g ~ No Kitts g rs, No q s. Salmon. hall
ssls gu; shAd y So White Fish No. Is %. No.
WooL-5oa5s dull.
Chicago Harkets.
CHICAGO, Aug. "a!
Tho leading Markets are firmer to-day, with
more doing in Wheat at 81 to IS for No. Spring;
SSc for New No. Z Old No. from 81 to sc, Re-
ceipts - oo bushels. But little doing in Wintep1
OLD No. 2, 81 to Sc; New No. 2, o5. No No. Of
fering
Corn active and higher. No. Mixed s1S;-.re-
jected, 4s.
Oats dull for Old No. at 45c; New No. l, 30: re-
jected, Is.
Flour quiet, with sales of choice White Winter
Wheat, for city trade at 81; favorte brands of
Spring at S. to S 25 But little demand for shin
ment.
Timothy Seed firm at 81 1892 70 for prime lots
TO fill orders;
Hides steady at $1,000 for Green Sailed; Green
Country, 7kc
Highwines firm, with sales at 42c.
Freights to Buffalo are higher, with engage
ments at &c for wheat by steam, and 41lc for corn
by sail vessels.
Rye No. | sells for 55c; Rejected $3.50.
LIvEsTock-The market for common and low
grade Cattle very dull and slow sale at 50 25@275
while really prime and choice 5eeves are scarce,
and command full prices: supply yery light. and
would sell for 34@4 so. A large portion of the
Stock now coming here, should be kept where
feed is more plenty, until they are in better con-
dition for Market.
Hogs-Not much doing Sales of some light
weights.at 50 25@S IS. Good and choice lots held
higher; trade generally very quiet KY.
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FLAX SEED WANTED,-We are
IL paying the highest market priee for u7.s
Seed delivered q our mill, or along The lima ~
the B. 4. n. X. Railroad, 80 Ao VI
Dealers viii md our prices or Iinseed OIL. -
vorable and quality good. ~
,. BURNHAM q JA00AR.
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Probably the largest fee ever paid to a
surgeon, for a single operation, has just
been received by Mr.. Thompson, of Lon
don, who for his recent very brief attend
ance upon the King of the Belgians, with
fortunate success, pockets the sum Of $40,
900. Added to this, his reputation is atonce
and his future fortune secured.
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TIES MONIES COUNTY FAIR

IL The Fifth Annual Fair of Des Moines
County, Iowa, will be held, on the Fair Grounds
near Burlington, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept goth and Oct. LIST and I'd. 81 900 Offer
ed in Premiums.
We call upon the people to literally support us
by bringing to the Fair everything worthy of
exhibition.
No charges for Entries, except in Trotting.
Sweepstakes and Herding
The Premium List is now issued and for gratu-
itous distribution at my Office. Call or send and
get one. GEO. H. LANE, Secretary,
Once on " ashington st., west of Post Office.
0uDl1- n SuAwfd
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ANOTHER SOLDIER GoNE.-Frederick
F1enberger, of Co. 1, SD Iowa Infantry,
|iied at Memphis on the 9th of July, OF
POUNDS received in the battle of Helena,
uly 4th, aged q years. He was son OF
alderman Lemberger, of this city.
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RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE, Cur
~ CAGo, ILL-The Twenty-first Annual Ses-
sixteen weeks.
FACULTY:
Daniel Brainard, NJ d. Surgery.
Garr, M y Chemistry.
fIeer, NJ Institutes.
ADAMS Alien, NJ ID Practice.
l. Rea, M y Anatomy.
De LaSk1e Miller, NJ Obstetrics.
EPnralm ingals, NJ ID Their. and Mat. Med,
l. +. Linn, NJ Demonstrators.
FEES-$40 Dissecting and Mat Tickets each,
S5: Board $3.50 to $3.50 per week.
For further information or circular, address
auglI-d2tW4t r. u. REA, Sec'Y. Box 52S
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BibIe Societv DeDOattor

Bible Society Depository.
AT ]. p. BROWNS BOOKSTORE,
HA WK-EYE BUILDING, BURLINGTON.
Where English, German, Swede, French, Danish
and Welsh Bibles and Testaments may always
be found at one price. MARIA
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LOUISA COUNTY REPUBLICAN CoNvEN-
T1oN.-The Republicans of Louisa county,
in Convention at Wapello, last Saturday,
nominated the following ticket: For Rep
resentative, Enoch Potter; for County
Judge. L. w. Vale; for Treasurer and Re-
corder, B. F. Coe; for Sheriff, Il. McClur-
kin; for County Surveyor, w. s: kremer;
for Superintendent Of schools, "A: >. Fra ira
ticket is sound in every particular, and
will be selected by larger majority than
usual.
The Convention adopted the following
sensible and patriotic resolutions:
Resolved, That the general assembly of
this State, at the next session thereof, be
requested to so amend the election law, as
as to require each elector, when challenged
to take an oath in addition to that now re-
qulred by law, that he has not taken up
arms In, or aided, or assisted directly or
indirectly the existing rebellion in the Uni
ted States.-Muscatine Journal
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THE CITY.

-.:m UT wEArHRR.-The cheated term"
SUI. oontinoes hereabouts. Yesterday was
my as scorching as any of the four or five
Jfys proceeding. We have no right to
APiain OF it, for we presume that it is
ssary in the economy of nature that
,cn neat should sometimes visit US. Ger.
my tne grass springs up from it's long
up " II 1t welcomed the embraces of the
ana rejoiced At his coming. The fruit
ems beneath his genial rays-the apple,
pear, and the grape grows rich
iucaous for the use of man. We would
unthankful were we to murmur at the
u which, however uncomfortable for the
sing hour, is yet fruitful Of good to our
probably essential to the general
heaith a. it is necessary for our subsistence
Ane rational enjoyment of the rich and sal
utary fruits of our mother earth. We do
not altogether comprehend the grand pro-
sess' OF nature, but it is safe to assume that
the extremes of heat and cold which visit
US are agencies wisely employed for the
general good of mankind and inferior life.
II IL Is best, let us wisely make ourselves
oomlortable as we can and be thankful
Ior the blessings bestowed upon us. 1t is
eod TO give thanks. 1t is ingratitude to
oihplaln. If it isany consolation to croak-
IS we beg leave to inform them that it
mas been as hot elsewhere throughout
owa as 1t has been here. Our exchanges
re all noticing, and some complaining
il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-22

~ Rev. Mr.. Ingalls,, Chaplain of the
|th Iowa Cavalry, preached two stirring
edourses at Old Zion yesterday. He is
ne of the few who are alive to the momen-
BUS events transporting and great issues
icing worked out by this generation.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Matthies arrived in
pS'n Saturday on short visit home. He
F looking very well. He speaks in the
ighest terms of the health and spirit of
he Western troops.
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ACADEMY.-The Fall
| = Term of this Institution will conoInanca "a

Wednesday, September I'd.
Facilities are here offered to the youth of both
sexes, for instruction in the various English
and the Physical Sciences together with the
Latin, Greek, French and German Languages.
and Music, Drawing and Painting.
The best social and moral influences are COM
bined with unsurpassed location and education
al advantages.
The terms both for board and Tuition, are un-
usually moderate.
For Catalogues, including Circulars please adj
dress the Principal, H. K EDSON.
Denmark, Iowa, Aug. 4, lss3-d&w4t
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DUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE. Car

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Esslasa Won't Go 70 war.
From the Lon don Times, Oct. !

= VT 90 strong is the feel
ing Of the present day against war that
the danger, which q few years ago would
have amoun ted to . certainty. seems
likely to be avcrted solely by the mod
Grafton AID good sense Of France, Aus
tria and England. We have been wit.
Messing for the last two years the de-
structiou Of the raw material Of our
most valued manufactures Though the
agency OF the Northern States Of Amer
lea. aud this injury to our dearest utter
este has been accompanied with eyery
expression Of contomely. with every
menace which could possibly bs en-.
Ployed. Yet. We have submitted to An
'mperi. ct blockade, which I single duff
OF our breath would blow away. and Al.
loved . military govsronsut % console
date itself which is almpst certain 10 use
no usnrPed powers sgsinst ~, raabsr
snsg take any atsp which sball idteffefe
win ne psass ct ~ wesld, ay.zta ~
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p1aoes, Whsrs be csn be found q con.
senisat times, 70 approve convenient o..
dInasess, bsiose incosxs skisjsssessss
have not met with the reply Of ar.
Til'oo, Of The jndepsndsai. Bpt The
nezs time that akuIkiog coascsipt Gomez
npvo the stsgs With muske,, sbo~iug
. delighted aboliiios audience how "Od
John Brows' went through bis fsciogs
and 6rings, | will endeAvor 70 be "there
TO see." 7. wa
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a q - r a
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

Tho undereignel having been restored tc health
q lew weeks, BY very simple remedy, aftcr
having suffered several years with sewers lung
Affection, aud that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious t. make known to his fellow-suforers
the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used free of chasge> with the dire,-
tons for preparing nd using the same, which
they will End SURE cuEs for CONSUMPTION, "a srH-
MA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objec; Of the ad-
vertiser in sending the prescription is to bshe6t
the afflicted, and spreai information which he
conce:vss to be invaluable, and no hores every
sufferer will try his remedy. as Il will cost them
nothing, and mag prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
sp26-d&w3m New York,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINEMENT. il
prepared from the recipe of DR.. Stephen Sweet,
of Conncsticut, the great bono setter, ard has
oecn used ia his practice for the last taonty years
with the most astonishing success. As an rxter-
nll remed it is without a rival, and will aileyi-
sie Pain more speed ~ than any other preparation
For all Rheumatic and Nevous Disorders il is truly
infaliible. and ~ q curative for Sores, Wounds
-rrans, bruises, &C., its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties excite the
ust wonder and astonish ment of all who ha vc
ever given it = trial. Over one thousand certif-
icates Of remarkable cures, performed BY l. within
the last two years. attest this fact See advertise.
meut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-28

Ladies, LADIES', ladies.
Don't you fail 10 read the advertisement in
this PAPER headed
Inaf3ortant to Fem A1O0.
DR.. Cheeseman, Of New York, has devoted the
lea. thirty years of his PRACTISE to female com
plants. His Pills act like charm. They are
Relioifc and S1fe. toe9 dw8m
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Groceries, Flour + Feed Store.
,IlHE uNpERSlaNEn RRSrRCrruf.I

s1sHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY In.
FORMS the citisess u Scott and adioiniue
couutes, that be will sonsaaatly hssp n kis New
asaoftmeat Of Groceries, FIesr sd res d, Which
he viii always cell ct the lowest msskee 1ei,e
y Highest price paid for fafm Produce. ,0osae
delivered free e ehns6e = eitZ llaite.
: Vs1ssoeWl1) eAAL q x0UuQL J
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WILCOX AGlD0S'
- EWING MACunNr
Pr'ef' with Hsnner / FsIler, 80
THE WILCOX GIBBS HswINg wAcur~,
".os" mass'ns 'eissors regard 70 ssjes n ~
Family sewing,
Braidjng,
hserasninx,
Telling.
Tncking,
MISC ELLANEOUS-

I, so,m. a.. COr010e
warranted not to rip IN wear evsr ~ -. cn -
Gu. ~ frequent intervals and slso urds, III, -
cunsaahces ito survive the wash tub >. -" es-
Pasented device Of great utility IA is>,....
presents the pcssihiIi,y q the machine hs;r. -:
~aa,,s. ~. a,'eeuon or the balance. vhee
Ano nef feature watch deserves pa,f,cr,.. a.
not he set wrong "sieo can
It's eInpha,ically The geod low.p,iced t..,,.
varts. e., e. .ssl tns public have long been
Ills iDdted wonde,fu! product;oc .,,
~ ": es! ecia!ly no other will hear suv so.rs.
ison with it. Pha. Erenisg Josrank '0"pAs'
Amcchsnicai wonder. Scientific 1u.,s.,.
Amnopg eae pest and most servic.abis sevipe
machines. Light and elegantly finished IN !.
simple IN lite construction that IL seems $3.50
Impossible foi 1t to got out .. repair P;tsb.,r.
Chron,cle. ss0"O
Has combined With it's own peculi., merit, an
me feaiiy valuable Improvements Of the hinhe,
prices naachines.- Prn.y,ranian ""~'
Tbi' machine in the opinion Of tho eocr;,,..
| NILS more nearly the requirements Of perfect M.
caine than any On exhibition.-Fronklin /rsttt,S.
| Report NJ 1885 '"'
Taxing into eons;fcr ntien simr.ici.v ehe.prs.s.
durability and aoicg all woft .ie n;ttec r.,S
unsnimousiy in Favc, Of The Wiicor = fsihh," :
| single Unread machine Penrs sirania Norc H.
ric.ltsrai Sceie'y's Report. ~
We must In justice express cur contidenes IN n .
merits OF The Wilcox x Gibts sowing machine
We consider that's great disideratnu hss bean
'upp'ied ~ Tin proving seyond doubt that two
threads are not, =. was supposed, Necessary to q
good fnschine.- Chrisfian Aduocate and ,Icur.ci
| Jpne ~. 1860.
After much wear and many Nashincs The
Stitching u found to retain III the eosndnees.
fevonness and lrmnoss which are 80 nuch eari,"Y
At frst.-NsW FORK ISsn, '.
| In pr'nctplei il is perfect - Enyimeer. L,dor.
has evident oints Of superiority over al Others.
Pasiadsiyhin P,ess.
| sesviacahe machine or 10 have e.
perierce in our own family Eosson 1rarelsr.
tbs besuty and simplicity OF It's mechanism
| are admirable.- Eryress
| esewing machine heretofore introduced has
| " - short time acquired such well merited non
| uissity.- Csncissa att Ca.etts ~
| We esteem ii the best machine for family uss.-
!Ae stitch rs nn.sceptio rai. -Gyssd By mcrv kw,.
dssd citizens II Philadelphia.
~Send for a Circular. ~
JAMES WILCOX, M.nufactur,.
spa-Gtf Sos Broadway, NY.
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EpIroR OF Tng DEMOCRAT AND Nsws- Dear SIR !:
With your permission wish to say to the read
era Of your paper that viii! send by return mai
to all who wish it, (free) Recipe, with full d.
rec'ions for making and using simple vegetable
Balm. that will edsotually remove, in 10 days
Pimples. Blotches, Tan, Freckles and all Impnri-
ties Of the Skin. leaving the same soft, clear
smooth and erutiful.
Twill also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Fsces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start q full growth Of
Luxuriant Hair, Whisk RS o. Moustache, in less
than 80 days: All applications answered by re-
turn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours, THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
je30-d3m Chemist. No. s3l Broadway. N. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


y Wy FSO0 1DBsh0p Le1evea.
Nm eolonon, SIs :-fhs bsneAt have rsesiv.
ed the spscsscles obtained from B inloee ne
TO sxpsss the pleasure have received I'm then
fhey suit my eyes TO admiration. can oow ess
iii common distances By candle light q cell -
by day, viii the ssme ease - vhee boz which
eoa.d noe do wies any other glas-ss cave
used. II nfosds the greatest pleasure to avail,
.y self Of this me iun Of testify!ng how satisfs
tory has been my experience Of your skill.
optieian. Yours Truly, PPLEp1vKs, Bishop
Detroit, Nov 8, 1852.
Chicago, Dee II. 1854.
Nm Soxonos, Still hsve been uLder the
pecessity u using Glas.es for several yeafus bot
haze never found pair to suit my eyes uutlI ]
got them from Ns =. Since thss time and my
eyss mach better. Wishing you every ssecess in
-FOUR ucdestaking. am youss, 10.
CfKrxLo0, ,, 40 l73 State street:
Chicago, Feb II, 1853.
~ogkcoL mon, Sir -Whso you FIRST sfrived 10
this city csiisj with Mrs Shesmsn at your Office
and purch assd two pairs of yenr patent gold
Spec.ases. We have fouad them superior &c
any We had eAer used before. They resl;ssd more
than ws could have expected. We can see o.
comfortable - VI en- girl asA boy.
! remain yours respectfully,
FO SHRaNAx, No ", sherman House.
q. Sel.oNoS, Room No 2. Farrs pd's Block, corner
Second and Brady Streets Oc17-dkwlm