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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-30

The 5rH IowA.-Mrs. w. w. Woodman.
see has kindly furnished US list of the
wounded and prisoners of Co. K, 9th Iowa,
in the late battle, from letter written by
her husband. 1t is doubtless correct in
every particular:
Wounded-A. H. Grant, in the arm nea,
the shoulder, severe; d. D Terrl, in the
arm near the wrist, one bone brokea; j.
NJ. Webb, in the foot, slightly.
Prsoners-Capt. Bascom, Lieut.. Aus,
tin, Sergeants, II. G. Doolittle, 0. IL. Smith
j. w. Cowles, and G. f. Walruth; Corpo.
raj Charles Fosdick; Privates c. P. Bart.
she, Job NJ. Field, j. Holenbeck, w. Pre-.
sha, NJ. I. Sparks, Wm. Tippery, and A.
1. Welliver.-L Lansing Union.
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LANsING.-A skating park is. one of the
features Of our up.rver neishbor.-Mr.
Armstrong of the Journal has jslon on
his right thumb and can issue no paper
this week. We had pet Of that kind on
the same portion of the hand--about years
ago it was-and We remember its company
yet. Put the internal thing in Jail and
refuse it habeas cOrpus-.telons ought all to
be in prison. -. George of the Union is
soured because little new boy in town is
called Horatio Seymour. The young Dem.
ocrat feels complimented to have promi-
nent editor. of North Iowa attempt thus ear.
ly to raise quarrel with him. When
Horatio can walk about he will call the Ed.
itor Of the Union to settlement.
The Union must ha, been in bad hu.
NOR last week look at this unkind cut at
our neighbor of the Me,os:
HURRAH THE McGregor Nsws is rapid
ly improving, in appearance and politics.
That paper can now use the term Copper
head without quoting It!
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The Democratic Greed.

The Democratic Greed.
The Clcartield Republican says.
"Whether slavery is right or wrong, Of
divine or evil origin, the Democratic par
ty have ever held, as they now hold, that
we of the North have no right to meddle
with it in the States where it exists. There
never was any controversy or this point
between the old Wing and Democratic par
ties, nor between the Democratic and Re-
publican parties until the latter was bap.
tized into the abolition church by the pres
ent Jacobin administration. No Democra!
of the free States cares whether slavery
lives or dies. All they ask is for each
State to be left free to manage this, with
their other domestic institutions, in theil
own way, as sacredly guaranteed to them
by the Constitution; and Tor the general
government to keep this covenant in good
faith, "in times Of war;" as Webster said
"in times Of peace, and at all times"
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~- The Springfield (Mass) R<publicl

~ The Springfield Mass Republican
says: "Somehow our radical friends, who
have been denouncing the Constitution for
the last quarter of century as covenant
with death and an agreement with hell" /"
seem to have got the idea that the war has
abolished the Constitution. The rebels
think so too Both are mistaken. The
Constitution still lives, and will not only
survive this war, but bids fair to stand for
some blessed centuries of national peace
and prosperity yet to come
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WoMANs Rlsurs.--We have not been
advocates of woman's rights in the OK.
treme sense Of the term, but we do insist
tina, the good housekeeper ought to have
the Housewives Fayorite," the Chemical
Saleratus, made by De Land & Co., for with
it, and it alone, can she produce bread At
to be eaten Woman has a right to de-
mand this article Of the grocer, and he is
bound to sell it. as most grocers do.
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California.
L.sle Lester, som time since went to Cal.
ilornia. In letter to the Nil. Daily News
she thus describes the landing Of the vessel
at San Francisco.
Every passenger sighed to reach the
village, and as we pass ID along the docks;
the long rows of lamps, pictured to US our
first sight Of San Francisco. As we neared
the wharf, excitcHent grew to almost y
Eanic. Wives, expecting husbands, SIS
ters, lovers, crowded to the gangways and
ratings, peering down on to the wharf
to see if the loved one was there. Through
the darkness, to which we had becoms
well accustomed, we could see as we'll as.
owls We could distinguish large crowd
rapidly gathering, and laughable as it may
seem, the expecting ones on the wharf be-
gan calling out the names of dear ones they
were expecting, and passengers on deck
took up the fashion, till above the din Of
hackmen and expressmen the air was rent
with Mary" John" who's aboard
thereY' Annie" "Charles," "Father,"
&c. Then the plank was laid, and what .
rush! Under the light Of deck lamp
could DC seen outstretchel arms; then .
loud, hearty sounding kiss. One enquiries
is such lady on board and before it is
announced, some one screams; there is q
rush, and smack, smack, tells Of tho
meeting; one cries, another laughs. A
child screams, Here's father, mother" and
down the gangway they pace, till frantic
crowd, brother, father, lover, cxclaiming
the excited ones, who stand tremblinglY
hopeful, and wondering ''ii he will not
meet her
She winds up as follows and we confess
that we are almost ready TO declare our
intentions to emigrate to the land Of sun
and flowers.
Artenas Ward is speaking his piece"
to large crowds, who 60 and pay one dol.
lar for ticket, have hearty laugh, and
call him humbug the next day. The
rainy season has already commenced, and
instead of being a wet, muddy, disagreeable
time, it is the most delightful season of the
year. 1t rains at night, and the morning
dawns, clear, fresh and warm, and all day
mild sun and clear skies render the hours
pleasant and the climate fascinating. You
who are shvering over the fire, think of
CalifOrnianS, with flowers in their gardens,
open windows and warm sun.
After taking peep into the U. S. mint,
the fort, the churches and other places of
interest, | will send you more of San Fran
cisco. California is the garden of America.
Come over the mountains all Of you who
are tired of a cold climate, laziness, poverty,
no credit, and paper currency.
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~ Today is very good time to read
and appreciate the following from ten
year old, who, though ungovernable, calls
his father Governor. He asks his older
sister
'ls the Guv'nor up stairs, Marial'
"lf you mean father--yes."
"W ell, then. tell him if he wants TO
speak to me about staying out late Of
night. he had better come down and do so
now, as have got an appointment at ten
O'Clock. to tase the two Miss Sparkles out.
Be lively, that's good girl -
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Pair.
Our opposing brothers in the church po.
litical arc decided admirers just now Of
Parson Brownlow. The Parson received
100000 Of the North 10 revive the Knox.
vile Wing. On the s0th Of June, 166os
this amiable old Reverend wrote as follows
for publication in his Wig this was about
the time of the Chicago Convention;
The Black Republicans, after stormy
session and much abuse Of each other,
have. in the midst Of liquor and much hard
swearing, nominated Abe Lincoln, the Ill.
Abolitionist, who was supported by Blu.
channan's Administration thirteen months
ago for the Senate, in opposition to Doug.
las On the ticket with this Adm;nistra-
ton pet is Senator Hamlin, of Maine, an
Abolitionist of tho John Brown. Helper
school, a man who, for mind, manners,
morals, features, mouth. nose, dark skin
and woody head, could be sold in the South
for a negro"
Daniel S. Dickinson is also ono Of the
star actors of the present hour, and comes
in for immense applause whereve, the op-
posing brothers aforesaid most do congre.
gate. In one Of his elegant speeches in
1860, he thus pays his devoirs to the pres.
ent ruling party in the country. We do
not think Scripture Dick" was eractly q
prophet, bat it must be admitted be was
an almighty good guesser.
"If Satan had been commissioned to
scourge mankind, he could not have better
fulfilled his mission than by turning Abo-
lition dsunionst, and preaching the doc.
trines they preach; They are desperate
men from all parties-the lame, the frail,
and the blind gathered together, and what
are they going to dos Gong to help free.
dom! Freedom for whomP Their every
effort jeopardizes freedom; and if only
their efforts prevailed, we would not havo
free government"
"-ick." certainly has turned Abolition.
ist, but We do not know that he represents
Satan, or is even acting as his deputy.
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Patents issued to Western Inventors,


And officially reported through the West-
ern Patent Agency, of Clifton & Co., Patent
Solicitors and Attorneys, opposite Post
Office, Third Street. st. Louis, Mo-, for the
week ending Dec. lSt, 1863
r. c. Bristol, Chicago, ILL.,, Slide Valve;
Charles Daniel, Sigel, Mo-, Rotary Harrow;
John Kirkham, Peoria, Ill.,, Carriages;
James II. Lee, Lcavenworth. Kansas, Wag.
on Brakes;
j. G. L.eifl, Shc'bina, Mo-, Corn Planters:
Sam'l. II. Mitchell, Ell Paso. Ill.,, Cultivators;
j \. It W. Miller, Lagrange, Ind, Grain
Separators;
Martin Rich, IIoricon, Wis, Grain Drill;
Thomas Sharp, Chicago, H., R. r. Frogs;
Joseph Singer, Chicago, Ill.,, Corking Ap.
paratus;
I. & S. Stout, Fremont, Ill.,, Cultiva.or;
A. J. Teel, Grard, H., Farm Gate;
w. W. Tuttle, Gratot, Wis, Grain Drill;
Albion Wheeler, Mallory. Iowa, Potatoe
DiggerS.s
Gallus Weober, Davenport, Iowa, Carriage
Springs;
Geo. l. Bergen, Ga'esburg, Ill.,, Corn Plan.
teTs;
terS
c. II. Parshail, Detroit, Mich, Steam vaive.
REISSUES:
Altemus & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa, assign
ers to j. ID. Nets, Dubuque, Iowa, Pho.
tographlc Albums, patented July 2lst,
1858;
7. T. Prosser, NJ. c. l. K. A. Darling, Fon.
dulac, Wis, assigners Of +. r. Prosser.
Steam Boilers, Patented Aug 18th, 1853.
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WALKING, &c-Publishers and Lectur
ers are down heavy on Waiting, Polkaing
and them things" That they originated
in very questionable European circles,
there seems to be no doubt whatever,
though that fact alone is not entirely con-
elusive against them, for be it remembered
that good came out of Nazareth" The
chap who wrote the lines following, evident
" made up his mlnd that the "gentle dali
ance" Of his beloved with another fellow
than himself was good cause for "seces-
sOn:'
What +! the girl adore BY another embraced
The balm of her lips shall another man taste
Touched in the twiri by another mans knee!
Pant and recne another than me
Sir! She's yours!
From the rose you have shaken the tremuous dew
What you've touched, you may take Pretty waiter,
Adieu!
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WHEN WILL THE DEAR ONE COME.


My soul like harp lies dumb
The music is waiting behind the strings;
A touch, and the whole broad pean rings,
when will the dear one comet
know could love, for everywhere
They paint them-elves on the hollow air.
The tranquil eyes, the pale gold hair,
The shadowy features forever feir,
The dear lips always dumb.
Ikneel where the beautiful phantom stands
press rare bracelets on the wrist;
L clasp the vague, unanswering hands
kiss the brow OF mocking mist
toy with the heavy seeming tresses;
My poor voice trembles while it blesses.
Sweet vision think not yet Of flying
But it dies before the bold bright day
Like tune forgotten it faints away,
And my soul is left oppressed and numb,
With the voice of sad and bitter crying
When will the dear one comet
My heart is a furnished banquethall,
The lights like hcnedctions fall
On cleaning goblet and pictured wall
The minstrels are ready, these are placed,
With stately service the board is graced,
The servants stir with a silent haste,
And some are scattering flowers, and some
From the casemate search the desol .te waste
And l, | stand alone at the door
And my wStful eyes are running DER
When will the dear one comet
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THE GIRL WAS RlGur.-A Massachusetts,
paper says that wife, tourtesn gears Of
ago, not long since applied for divorce. to
court Of that State, after q months trial
ofmatrimony, on the ground that she was
too young and wanted to 60 back to her
mother, and that 'the court heard and
granted her prayer"
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For the NORTH Iowa TIAzs'
sea-

1SOos-1oOEs
By WILL. II. BRAINnRD.
CsL., last night, on dreary moor
Where snow.banks drifted lie,
saw this sight at mid night hour
DEcaRPITUDs passing by!
Twas poor Old Man, with age subdued,
Tottering, and DID, and lean,
Seeking among the solitude
Some place to die unseen
He had brought me so many happy days,
Icould not on his ending gaze.
The scene had scarcely winged its flight
Ere mournful quiet fell
heard the old voice croak "Good Night -
And New one chime, "All's Well"
The lean Old Man was gone
And 10 ! q beautiful Child
With gushing laugh came dancing on,
And oh! SO sweetly smiled
1t prattled with such childish art
kissed, and pressed it to my heart.
Thus, friend, with Life when midst the gloom
OF earthly wreck, we see
Some childish love go down in doom
A brighter comes with glee,
And so charms the mortal car
With it, joyness, aye, to- last
That mid our grief We cease to hesr
The music Of the past
And long as much for joys unknown
As e'er we did for blessings flown.
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.g- Work on the Beloit Railroad, is
progressing as fast as the weather will per.
nit. Timber is being drawn for the bridge
across the lake, and the grading along the
whole line is nearly completed. 1t will be
in running order some time during the win.
ter.-Nad. Put.
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Murth auwa Times.
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
McGREGOR, DEC. 80, ::::: 1868

McGREGOR, DEC. 80, :: :::: : 1868.
On, DEAR "A friend Of ours has found
female limbencircler, vulgus GARTER.
which has nearly crazed him. 1t has sill
yer clasp, burch of rosettes, and on the
inside, printed on white satin lining are re-
corded the following beautiful lines:
When night with morning fingers
Awake and stirring be,
And with your pretty fingers
Clasp this about your knee.
When day in night reposes
And stars begin to see
Unciasp this bunch OF roses
And, dearest, think of me.
If the lady cannot think of the poetic
youth who makes her 50 delicate present,
she must be without capacity for thought
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At the American House Barn, foot Of Ann street,
McGR EGOR, : IOWA
HAVING secured this large and we'll asged Barn,
IA il prepared to furnish Boarding and Stabling
or Horses the most reasonable terms. Rest Of
Horses and Carriages always on hand to let.
july 2 lS62m3
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On he - Instant q the reiaensecf her pafenss.
LAURA VIRGINIA ADHkA ID1. ingsnt daughter
e John O and nAfis + OearAoArt. assa ysaz
nnashs sna 10 days.
~ ne swsst Aswer that ssenis the morn,
nut Wlthsu n tha rising dsy
yhps lovely seemed Tho safanfn dawn
1nus swiftly asd her lie awsy.
IRE sln could BLIGHT Or sorrow fade.
Death umaAy cema with friendly care
9hs openlnk a 10 heas % conveyed,
And bsde Il boom forever there.
The fiisuds Of The sasaiy are reQusaied 70 attend
ihs funsras his evening d O'clock from the resi-
dsces 81 her psssnts. b Henfieo county, Without
further notes.
SALLIH PAfx agsd 3ysars sad emostAs. only
danehtsr Of Ilsut Col II day and hue PatA
/ The friends AZ the family are Invited 70 attend
the funeral 81 2 y to day. from The rssIdeuee Of
Ne Bandsr, ON 0srsck&'s Hi exssnAacn Of 18th
street.
Il psek Eun, Okests Asld Of Group. CHARLES,
youngest child Of Thomas and Elizabeth Walden.
il. agsd Is months.
His iatsrrsat wall take plses from the rea.deOcs
RI Lis parents 70 morrow morning 1t 10 oseloeks-
Tho friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend.
LIHuT. HARDY D1u1OH P1lcl.-Th's sa;.
Ian: cfscr, OF Phiiipss ,Gsorsta) Legion, died In
the city 81 nlchmopJ at the Female Institute, on
tina ssta uN /. from the hscts # . wound received
It the battle Of Ffedsrlcksburg. on the 18th Of
December. HE remains have been dsEoItsd for
the present. In Hollywood Cemetery.
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~ ya.. "a. ra,lsr = Sea. Ass.isnssrs.

XTALUABLE AID WE'LL LOCATED BRIrK
DWELLING, on The south eide cf Franklin,
between 3rd aid Al 1t 'ests. AT ArOTION-We
viii sell upon tia premises, Oh TUESDAY, the
10th day OF February. commanding at o'clock p
n, the valuable and ve!,-lccaisd brick Dwellr g.
located on tho south side Of Franklin. between ~
and 4 b sss. Ths dwelling Ii nearly new. has eight
roolps besides servants accommodations The
promises suppl I'd with gas nnd yatsr, and the
whole nicely fnishei This property 10 located Ia
the mos! desirable portion OF the city b convenient
20 bnsnssi. AID worthy ths IT. Oh tcn OF those do
sirlrg TO sscars a plsss ant resldsues.
TIRnS -One-,hud cash; or tie whole II pre-
ferred, tho taaIcs at and II mouths, for neso
table Eo:ss, interest AIDED. secured by trust
deed. The tExes and ilsUraass fer 1868 to DO paid
by the purchaser.
fe4 JAS TAYLOR 4 sou. Ancta
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DxAuTIFUL LITTLE FARM OF - AOR]

DAUTlFUL LITTLE FARM OF - AO1Rg,
ID on Manshester Turn iis. one mile from Man
chester, together With several LOTS adjoining, on
the last; Afro, sbout lei aefes u valuable Farm
Ing Land on the West, FOR SAL1 AT AUCTION,
tcsetker with ths personal effects thsrsoa.-Wi!i
Be SOLD as suction. on the premises, on FRIDAY,
rsby 3D. 1853, At O'Clock II, the beautiful littis
Farm located above containiEg n Acrcs of which
about thrse1onrths are open land and ths remain.
Ing one fourth In wood md tmber DC I'll spt foe the
uao Of tho place. The Dwelling IL good one, sur
rounded by shade trees, Ard Commanding nre
view Of ki.hmond. The place il admirably adapt
81 fer market gMdszi, or suburban reelieacs.--
Possession gwen at once.
Also, 20 Lots sdjoinlng, the xast containing,
together, % acres. 1hess lots front on the turn
pike and also tia river read a are wen suited
fof mag ket gardens.
Also, Lot No 7. containing acres Lot No g.
ccntaiaing At acres. and Lot 70 s. containing &
acres. These Iots lie opposite the residence ct M
4 Pd'iIam, and ars most beautifully situated.
A Plat Of the property can be seen At our ollce.
Dr. Il Pofndext tho owner of the foregoing Pre-
perty, will take pleasure In sAe wing Il 30 those wko
may cali on him, ~ he visits the premises cssry
day.
lho. at the axme time ard place, will be sold q
valuable parcel Of Farming Implements; consistir
Of FAC fh-eshiag Machine. Q Cob Orushes, IN Ok
Carts q large number Of PlcuShs, Drsgs, etc; one
yoke Cf Oxen, and two Cows.
YEkMa-Fcr the Land, oue.thiyd cash; balance at
ana years for bonds bearing interest, secured
by trust deed for the personal effects, CASH Ths
taxos the land for this ys&r to be paid by the
purchaser.
fea 0obDIM & ApPIRSON, Auets.
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e. hPECIAL nO1IOE. --Attentinn q The
ssedo n desired - our lasgs sac Of 0kOou.
RI1H, &c, nm THURSDAY, the 5:h Inst, at Il !
O'Clock, 70 which viii b. adisd-
6 bags Btack peppsr:
Is half.AArrsls Hoiaesee;
10 barrels DO
6bsxes Brown Windsor Soap, = superior i'm
ported article;
boxss superior Liverpool Soap;
kegs Furniture Varnlah;
3Pistfofm Scales. one large size;
I H~xrl4g's fire. eoof Sale
AhseAny cfice Desk;
6b,x& wpor.of Champ agne Wina ard
fVesy a 20. heavy caaed Geld Watches war
Ian:ed al right =
fsl-2t TARDY WILLIAMS, Auct's.
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8OARDINa.
nlLlfAkY NOTICE.,

THIRTY DOLLARs REwARD-Ths above
i reward will be paid for the Appreciation and
deivtry q Castle Thunder o. Wkers can get hin.
Of Priv alto PATRICK DIRE HkY, who deserted
nom my company January 3ist. The said Drew
~ Ia IA Irishmxn BY LiHh, repressnts himself for
ty.six years Of age. though sppareotly mot more
Inches high, ana has hxd the smallpox. Drswry
wss substitute f1e James IL Genes, Of Halifax
County Virginia. RI0HARD PAdn.
Capt 90. 4. % Va. Rsgt.. Wisss brigade.
fad Ssk
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II xR0H EALH or NAN0TACTlfRHD AND
IL sNOKIH0 TOBACCO 0ROCE rk6, &C.
On WEDNESDAY,, ths eth inetant, ~ 10 O'Clock,
No win ssil, at our warshouse-
ac00 packages Manufactured Tobacco, Of medium
6ne and extra grades, lne1ra.ns some of the
most celebrated brands, Put mp IL virginia md
North Carolina.
--ALeO.-
A largo quantity ct Smoking Tobacco, Pat up In
bsgA bales and barrels.
-lLSO-
A large :nv0lee Of medium and dne Glars
-ALSO,-
4 0ne lias Of Groceries, consisting 10 part Of
Srgsrs. Lard. Soda, OoppsrAG,
kasehos, 8so0ma Indigo Nader 40.
feQ 0UMNIR I nuRR 8 So. Anata
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DR. TIN aoyassoR OF VIRGINIA.

DY TIN GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
u PR0CLAMATiON.--Info a io:, baying been
Tec~vsd bs tho Rxec alive that III Jt Arp slave.
AtWeii Pit.s, In this county Of K'ng " iiliam.
whereby the fs OF ssid Pitts IL believed to be IN
imminent peril. sEd tho said silva hss q a from,
justice ard is now gsirg 1T krgss therefore d.
hereby Offer rsward IL TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS 10 sny pessna who shell srrasi tho sad ssas 6
Richard aud deliver BIN int9 tina Isi; rii
81 Of Xiaa William, II ths, ia ba safe; and II mot
have hiia exsmined and committed TO sor7a other
G&ee tai; Kna Go moreover require al III era of
this Commonwealth siyI aud military, STA rsqasst
the people generally, to uss their bet exertinns
procure TO srrsss Of ths shd s.-e RiShars, that
he may BE- brcusht 10 iuiiica.
~, 0iysa under lay hand 81 Governor and
KS under the less zeal Of tbs OeGmor wealth
~ ~ z camond. tbs 81 dav OF Ftb'y, ls5a
JOHN L8TUHnR
ny the Nov.Ensr:
GEORGE ~ KUxYDRp,
Sec'y Of the Csmfh
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~ TYPH WANTEn.-1he prcrfistosa Of this
cars. wish :, ?rEelsss Loco or 1,st0 pouGds o.
EoEFA gslE or AaAgg Tyrx The h;xhss:
nyiaA viii bA ysia
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EQFf1KN VACANT LOTS III PHROIVAL6
IL Plan Of the Falls Plantation, aud Msxx IA.
dision 70 the Town Of Manchester, AT AUCTION,
We VIII sen upon ,he promises. on WEDNESDAY,,
tho 9TH Of February, commencing at q O'Clock r.
n, fifteen handsome vacant Lots located - above,
LIST: Two Lots. Nos 36 and 81, froa..ng on Hull
street., near Adams strost, ~ fest each Also, Lot
No rs. fronting on slid Adams sk 10 tss. and n,
ming hack the usual dapth.
ID. Tots Nos 8. and 10. on square A. and Nos
90 q. g % and 20 Of squaTs q OF Percsvars Pin
easS fronting On Dscatur street abons u feet end
running back - shove
Alter the sale Of the above will te sold-
81 eqca-e No So n 4aaxs Addition 10 the town
OF Hsnshestsf, located On uvsrstt and Stockton
streets, and betwoen Jones' and Lxwrsues strsete
This is ccasidsrsd 70 - the most desisabis SQUARE
n sid plan. being hisaly elevated, Ard command
ing splendid visw AZ the city OF Gh hmoad. II
desired It VIII DO divided into 1bur iou Of $50 and
l65 feet
Also. several other Lots n said plsn.
TERMEODe-hAH cash: the balancs q months,
for negotiable notes with interest sslsd, and ~
taxes for 1888. JAS II TAYLOR SON.
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