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TREASURY DTpARTsEsT,l
SoSfFDsRATs STATES oF AMERICA,
RIaHMnAIn Nopnr.nl.or lA6l \

IfI'HHVNH NOVefnDtt 1T, I5bF J
'REASURY NOTES OF THE OLD
iSsuE-re the end that every facility may be
a"fatu TO the holders of these notes in effectiny
the exchange for new, the Treasurer. Ass,stant
.tessniefs and Pay Depostafies, and the Deposi-
liles whose duty has been hitherto limited 10 fund
rug are hersby authorized 10 receive the notes for
sNehahge Those not supplied with funds will re-
ksf the names Of the depositors receiving all notes
snefed Tor and entitled 10, exchange until the lst
asy ei January, 1865 inclusive. The notA re-
ciNed and registered be forwarded by exnrass
70 Tue Treasurer at Richmond, with copy Of the
htiseef, and new issues for the payment OF the de-
pesltors wiil be Immediately forwarded in return
hereby instructed to republish this notice.
q. A TRENHOLM,
no Io-tiJ Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT., \
CoHFEDERATE STATss or AMERICA,
RiChmOuI AuoiIsf 4 ISG4 \


HERTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION-By
the fourteenth section of the act reduce the cur
rency, approved February IL, 1864, the Secretary
the Treasury s authorized to issue the above certi-
hoates, payable two years after the ratification of
treaty OF peace with the United States They can
not be sold, but only to be issued to such credi
tors Of the Government willing to receive the
same in payment OF their demands. They must also
be given at par though free from taxation.
The attention of purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers OF the Government is called to this class
ofpublic securities offering peculiar advantages
TO those from whom the supplies of the Government
are bought and 10 facilitate the of them, checks
drawn by Disturbing officers upon the depositares
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable in certificates of ndebtedness," will be
paid in conformity Herewith
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make appli-
cation to the Register for supplies of certificates as
reapirsd isiRnedl gecfetafP 66f1f 66f 1ftt4eAaStiry.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoNFEDRRATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond. Va. August 26, 1864.

n POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
II, INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY l6 1861, TO EX-
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds
under the act of May l6 1861, desiring TO exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement ON
the back of the certificate, to the Confederate
States of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
the Treasury Department, who will thereupon, in
compliance with the provisions of the act Of June
lS 1891 issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
In the registered bonds SO assigned.
d. @. A. TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FROM GEORGIA.

There are no later accounts from Sher-
man. The Herald has full details of
recent operations in the vicinity of Sa-
vannah.
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NJ . L CE.-A gentleman proposes to
Gcits orders for the purchase OF supplies and the
transaction Of business generally, having large
European mercantile acquaintance. This is an ex-
celent opportunity for those who may have business
to transact on the Continent lie viii return in four
or five months. The best OF references given. Ad-
dress 'box 100, Salisbury, North Carolina" or
II. McC.," care w. L. Price, ESD, Richmond,
Virginia 9-3Ot
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nOUsE. SERVANTS FOR HIRE

III A middle-aged WOMAN, who is good cook,
and small GIRL, twelve years Of age-~would pre-
fer hiring both to the same person u first-rate
NURSE, with child nine months old a number
one COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, without en-
cumbrance. All these servants have been brought
dining-room, chambers, etc. Any one unwilling to
furnish part OF their clothing need not apply.
For information, address Mrs. c., Dispatch office.
de o2--3t.
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MISSES PARTINGTON'S
NEw-YEAR'S DINNER FOR GENE

NJ EW Y EARS DINNER FOR GENE
~ RAJ LEES ARMY The following gentle
men are requested TO call the citizens residing in
the localities named to solicit subscriptions for the
above purpose 1t is essential that they should act
promptly, and it is hoped that the active and cordial
cooperation of each gentleman named will be cheer
fully extended:
JEFFERSON WARD.-A. Y. Stokes, N g. Hill.
from Fourteenth to Fifteenth streets; John W
Mckiel George Jacobs from Fifteenth to Eighteenth
streets; Lewis IL. Frayser, L. 4. Chandler, from
Eighteenth to Twenty-second streets; r. H. Styll,
julius A. Hobson, from Twenty-second street to
Rocketts. Samuel Ellis and A Johnston, Commit
tee at Large
MADISON WARD.-A. L. Elicit, james A. Scott,
from Sixth to Seventh streets; r. A. Lancaster, Il
Ill. Maury, from Seventh to Ninth streets w
st sPaipH Isaars,, bonn Do61ey and A D. WIZ
iams, from Eleventh to Fourteenth streets. II. l..
Kent and j. l.. Apperson, Committee at Large.
MONROE WARD--John Il. Regnault, b. w Hax-
all, west of First street; G. T. Woltham, Ro. Ed
mond, from First to Third streets; G. w Purcell
William IL. Lyons, from Third TO Fifth streets ;
Rev. M. J. Michelbacher, l.. W Glazebrook from
Fifth to Sixth streets. John r. Anderson and John
Enders, Committee at Large.
JOHN ENDERS,
j. L. APPERSON,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
de 23-td Committee.
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Bifynss'tS 9ispatfg
ny !. A. oowARDTN / GO.

"A ~ ErrA Arcn is published daily, (sandays ex eUt.
III ~ yfFry DOLLARS for twelve nsonfh.s - -.sv
~ ooIIsss for six months rrrrrrn po,l ~ "a,
~sr months, or Yivs DOLL ARs for one month il Al.
~. Aiiemttances BY mail are al the rsk oi those
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, at the residence Of his
daughter corner OF Second and Duyal streets, Mr..
JORDAN W. BUTLER, in the ffty-ninth year Of
his age just before his death, he proessed religion,
and died in the full hope Of better world
dearest father thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel
Dat ,4is God that hast bereft ia.
He can all our sorrows heal1
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richynond July IS. 1864.

N,AXED TREASURY NOTES.-ln or
der To promote, rs far as practicable, the early
li1uidation By the Treasury Of the oUTSfANDiNo
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Ireasu-
lsrbv authorized TO receive the said notes. except
The 800 notes. at COZ per centun, on deposit issu-
ing for same certificates of loan, upon hypotEeea-
f;on of on-taxabe bonds. The SAID eertihcat's 70
n nsyshle on demand after the expiration of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorized TO receive the taxed notes. WIN
the.exception above named, in payment OIL oohos'
o. A TRENHOLM,
an pts Secretary of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., \
CoNFRpERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RrcHsosp, October II, 1854. J

KIUHMUNDI UCtUDtr ~ IoOfs
NYON-TAX Y A B l. Il BONDS, FIVE
y INSTRUMENTATION LOAN-SALE CON-
TINUED.-Numerous applications having been
ms lie for bonds at the established price OF one hun
dred and thirty-fve dollars and interest, under cir
custanoes that entitle them to favorable consider
alton, il has been determined to continue the sale
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale of these Bonds are instructed
to act IN accordance with this order and the atten
ton OF Disturbing officers of the Government is par
ticulally called to 1t. q. A. TRENHOLM,
oe el2-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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NJ NOTICE-Committed to Jail, in Char
v lotte county, Virginia, ON the 23d Of October,
1864, NEGRO MAN, claiming 10 be free, but with
out any free papers, who calls himself JOHN
EVANS aud says he lives in Orange county. North
Carolina. Said negro is about twenty-two years
old brown complexion; five feet ten inches bign,
and weighs one hundred and forty one hundred
and fifty pounds. Parties claiming must coule for
ward and prove property else he will be dealt with
according to the law. THOMAS II. SMITH,
no lg-law6w Jailor.
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TREasuaY DEPARTMENT,

DkFAHFMENT, i
CoSFEp~RAIE STATES OF AMERICA,
RIcHMoND, November 2s, 1864. J
HNHE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF
COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued under the act of August ieth, 1851,
redeemabe after the lst days of January and July,
1864, are hereby notified sto present the for
.,,vrrrrIeIt l,vposIufry Of the Assistant
States, funds having been placed in the hands Of
those officers for the purpose of redeeming said bonds
and stock No interest will be allowed thereon nt6r
January lst, 1865. q. A. TRENHOLM
de 7-eod2m Secretary of Treasury.
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ATOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Tho

Y Taxpayers in the Twelfth Collection District,
composed OF the city west of Sixth street, hereby
nStifed that those Of them who have heretofore
failed to make due return OF then income and pro-
fs for the year 1863 have failed to submit the
same TO referees iu case Of disagreement with tls
assessors and who shall continue 90 to do for ten
days from this day, and Also those who shall fail
TO make payment Of the for twenty days from
this date shall be deemed and held 10 be IN default
ana the penalties for such default will be enforced,
and said taxes and penalties collected By distress
forthwith p A. WOODS,
de 12-20ts Collector for the Twelfth District.
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1 The notice oil HENRY j. MAIGNE, in this
mornings Dispatch, TO our partnership, is incor
rect to the dissolution OF the partnership. 1t
still exists, and equal partner All per-
sons indebted 10 the concern of H. j. MAIGNE e.
co. are notified not to pay any money to any one
without the approval OF my attorney John III. Gil
mer, who is authorized to act for me.
de l9-6t- JOHN A FOSTER.
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DEATH Of "A, Ki,A,,FiYEE Ki,A,,Fi MINISTER.

IIfe sI99alr Ffff ffFe7 bob, &c ~,
York, brings tra announcement of the
death of William l.. Dayton, United
States Minister to France, at Paris, on
the I'd instant, from apoplexy.
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8itbntono 9ispatfk.
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 70. 1864.
THE VAR NEWS.

| Nothing of interest had occurred ol
the lines below Richmond or at Peters
burg on yesterday. The usual pickle
firing was kept up on the Petersburg
lines
YANKEE MOVEMENTS IN NORTHERN vIR
| GINA.
The Yankee column which we stated
yesterday as moving against Gordons-
vile, has made but little progress. The
advanced guard, as it was supposed tC
be, consisting of thousand or fifteer
hundred cavalry, reached Madison
| Courthouse, fifteen miles from Gordons
| vile, on Wednesday, The main body
comprising infantry and cavalry, were
reported to be coming up. During yes
terday. the cavalry advanced three OF
four miles in the direction of Gordons-
vile, and, at last accounts, our troops
were skirmishing with them.
1t was reported at Gordonsville that
the enemy's objective point was not
Gordonsville, but Charlottesville. The
enemy have already made two unsuc-
cessful attempts on Charlottesville. and
this is destined to add to the number of
their failures. The Central trains are
running on their usual time.
1t is reported that Rosser has driven
the enemy back down the Valley.
FROM SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
There was no news from the Yankee
raiders in Southwestern Virginia yester-
day. The storm of Wednesday must
increase the difficulties in the way Of the
escape of the enemy.
FROM THE SOUTH.
From our kilograms, in another column,
it will be seen that the storm has reached
Wilmington in full force, and has either
driven the Yankee fleet out to sea or
compelled it to seek port further south
1t will also be seen from our dispatches
that naval attack on Fort Branch, on
the Roanoke river, has been Handsomely
repulsed.
FROM GENERAL PRICE.
A gentleman direct from the Trans.
Mississippi Department brings infoIma
ton that General Price has organized
the recruits brought out of Missouri by
him into five new brigades. General
Joe Kelly and General John B. Clark,
Jr., have each a division General jeff
Thompson commands Kelly's brigade.
Colonel John L. Coffee has recruited
one thousand eight hundred
General Price was issuing rations to
thirty-three thousand men. His expedi
ton into Missouri was as completely
successful as his orders permitted it to
be- He has now the largest corps in the
Confederate army, and every man Mis-
sourian. General Fagan, whom he de-
tached for that purpose, captured Fay
etteville, with it's garrison of eight hun
dred men, on the 4th of November.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT., 4,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. 81;

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, IL
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA GE
4 OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW --Deposts ON call will be received by the
Charleston and Mobile, and the Depostarles at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
for the same bearing interest at the rate Of four per
cent. per annum, and secured by the hypothecation
Of AN amount OF the above bonds equal to the sum
OF these loans The bonds TO be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds when sold, applied ex-
clusiyely to the payment Of the said certificates.
The security ana convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations and to the public generally,
by this mode of temporary investment, and the ef-
feet OF the measure II generally adopted, in keep
ng the currency within moderate bounds, it is hoped
Will commend it the favorable consideration OF ths
carrying il into effect &. A TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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OFFICE NAVY Hill SHOE SHOP,
RICHMOND, December IL, 1861.
NOR THE INFORMATION OF
those concerned. notice IS hereby given that
from and after THIS DATE all PRIVATE WORK
will be suspended, and the shop devoted, origi-
nally designed, chiefly to working for employees of
the Quartermastef' Department and officers of the
array on duty In the field. j. Z. MAYNARD,
de I3-l0t Major and Guarterma ster.
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"ORSES FOR SALE.-Several first
III class SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES for
sie At reasonable prices. Also, BUG0lES, HAk-
fTEsS, &C. Apply at the stable zdloining Ackin-
Iey's blacksmith shop, on Franklin street.
Ia G--lms
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NEW CoNCERN.-L. HARVEY &

NEW CONCERN.-L. HARVEY &
IN co. WHOLESALE DEaLERs AND oEsrRAL
CoMxrssros MERCHANTS, No. III CARY STREET,
RICHMOND Misunderstanding located at the above
stand for the purpose of conducting GENkHAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS, we offer our services 70
the public and respectfully solicit consisnmants of
all kinds. Having had considerable experience IN
the business, feel confident that we can please
those who may favor with consgnments. Quick
sales and prompt returns Of funds will be made in
every case and we trust, by observing this rule
and by strict attention 10 business. TO merit land
receive) liberal share Of the public patronsge---
Give us trial L. HARVEY & CO.,
III Cary street, Richmond.
References George Bagby, Richmond. w. II.
Parrish, Lynchburg; Lemuel PEBBLES, Petersburg.
de g-2w
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.--Pnrs
i \ ant to an ordinance passed the lith cf June,
1885, win attend at the Collectors Once, in the
oity Hail. from the 18th 20 the 3lst of December,
inclusive, 10 receive the remaining half OF taxes
from such persons as are entitled to discount d
ten per cent. by having previously paid the first
half in June last, in accordance with said ordi-
nance. JULIUS A. HOBsoN.
Collector Of City Of Richmond.
N. BIT will be seen from the above that the
Collector is required 10 attend at the Office nom the
18th 10 the 3ist Of the month"; TO receive taxes
naming due from June last Before the January
term Of the Hastings Coart, he il required W or
dinanee 10 advertise delinquent real estate 10 -
sold for non-payment OF taxes.
Persons who have not done 90, will zee the recess
sity Of calling and paying their taxes, IL Is Inn
possible for the Collector TO call them before he
advertises.
All taxes must be paid within the tina specified,
as longer indulgence cannot be given.
J. \. H0Bs0N,
de- 2-tSlD Collector Of City II Hirhmond.
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Navy DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DRrARTAKsr,ls y
OFrIcE SPECIAL SERVICE,
RIcHhosD, Va, September 10, 1864. J
NOTICE.-From and after MONDAY
n NEXT, the 2Gth instant, the STEAMLk
SCHRAPNEL will leave tho wharf at Rockets tor
A NJ and o'clock p NJ, touching at all the prin-
JOHN ii. PARKER,
90 a0-ts Lieutenant in charge.
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NOTICE.--I will winter, for their work,
n four good MULES, and treat and feed them
well Persons having such 70 put out viii call on
Msssrs. GEORGE WATT & CO., piow-makers,
l6chmond, Virginia. ds2l-Ns
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ETEAM BOILER FOR SALE-about
~ six-horse power As ve have no further uss
for it. IL will be sold cheap il immediate application
is made 10 the DIsPATcH,oFFIcE. de 2l-Sts
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RICHMOND, December II, 1861
NO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

de Snt
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-23

THE FERRY.-On St. Patrick's day and
before the next morning, good many
things happened of an agreeable character.
In the early morning, We were gratifed to
see Capt Bisbee steaming up the Alana-
kec preparatory to making the first Ferry
trip to the Iowa shore for this season, and
were still more gratified to see her, after
buffetting and breaking the ice .1aoes ahoat
and solid, reach ox landing in triumph
Several hundred people were on the levee
20 welcome her; the KeokuL was decked
in her gayest rig streancrs and flags Of
great beauty-the Cornet Band Of McGre-
gor from the deck Of the KeoLuk sang out
airs more soul-thrilling than ever escaped
from the cave of old Holus Everybod was
just tickled till they couldn't bear any more
good feeling, without cndangering health !
Capt. Bisbec, Pilot Smith, the Engineer,
Pat Of the deck, and all the boys were con.
graduated on the first arrival for 1864
The Ferry now runs regularly to McGre-
gor and North McGregor Notwithstanding
the late severe change in the weather since
Thursday has chilled the river and render.
ed navigation not SO pleasant. Barges load
ed with Merchandise are arriving and al
the omens are favorable to an active Spring
trade.
For the last six years the Ferry arrival,
here have been as follows: 80, March 7th
go, 9th; 81, 10th; 'G2, 18th; '6s, 14th
"a, 18th.
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Editors Times Il have attended tho
course of Lectures which has been held in
the large Room in Helwig's Block on
"Spiritualism," so-called, during the past
week or ten days and have been much in
terested and well pleased. Mrs. Fitch is
an excellent first class Trance Speaker
her Voice is good--her articulation clear
and distinct and her manner pleasing. f.
The Lecture on last Thursday evening
ON Our Country,-What it was-What
it now is and what it may be, was eloquent,
noble and Patriotic, recommending all to
lay aside political strife and party consider
atoms and unite in one grand and power.
full effort to put down this rebellion and es-
tablish Liberty, Freedom and the Indepen.
dence Of America.
The Lectures on Saturday and Sunday
evenings, setting forth the principles of spir.
itual Christianity and the law of progress
sion founded on Truth, Love, Justice, HUI
manity and the Immortality of Soul were
were most excellent, instructing and con.
soling. All were invited to hear and invcs.
tigate this Harmonial and Spiritual Philos.
ophy and Judge for themselves.
Notice was given that Mrs. Fitch would
deliver another Lecture on Sunday evening
next, at the same time and place.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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The M Ost Complete.

the MOST SIMPLE, the MOST CORRECT IN PRrwcrpIr.
anu the MOST THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL MAcHIns
ever put into the harvest field.
The Agents OF . certain sold fogy machine fvh,ch
by the way was a very good for the are vhioh
originated it, but which Is ut least ten year. ~
hind the times, as witness the "bungiiuR'' sttsmpt at
seraker) whose sun Of prosperity Il Is feared n
now on the wave with zeal worthy Of bet ter cau,s
have expended a vast amount of wiud.work ana
written voluminous and laborsd pamphlets. NOT for
ths purpose OF bringing before the public the AER-
IT'S OF their Own machine, but for the very oues
tionable one Of DESERVING OURS, Others. actinr
o. agents for machine, between which and our an"
there exists some similarity, 1--WE take pleasure how
ever, In saying only in NAME bat which unlike th.
machine above allnded to, MEYER HAD my
PHESTltE) with degree of assurance vouall.d
only BY their impudence in this matter fill = whole
column IN public newspaper, scautioninx the pub',
hc that attempts have been made to .e,l xuother,,
lana IN ferior machine the strength OF their REM,
"utation, with much else Of like character
Now all this talk is supremly ridiculous e.peci.l,v
to those who are cognzant OF the fact that the aSrns
OF the John r. Nanny ma hne have had left over an
Their hands every ea, large number of them which
could not be sold, and which have been rerul.rlv
shipped back, ut the close Of the season to
their place OF manufacture to be re-painted
lshed, re vamped and shipped back here again auoth
er season to be sold ~ ..NEW AND IMpROYkD Ma
CHIMES" while the demand for the JOHN II. NAN.
n! MAChiNE mas been every year largely in excess
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Farm for Safe.

TIME undersigned offers for sale Of the most de-
i sirable tracts of land in Aamakee county. The
farm consists of $50 acres lying Bunker Ill., Uon
o. 80 acres improved and the remainder Is the
best body OF timber in North Iowa. Two sugar or
chards it, and springs located to ad-
init of the division OF the tract into two farms. On
the premises is Good frame House, easily altered to
suit the wishes of the purchaser The farm is only
miles frem the eastern terminus of the McGregor
Western Railway, and but miles from the Missis-
sippi backwater on Yellow River. Near the premises
is the superior waterpower OF Yellow River until
improved, but about six months since the mills and
other machinery was burned down. Terms Part in
hand, balance time, we'll secured. For further
particulars apply to the undersigned the premises,
or to A. p. Richardson, II rs office.
3SSw3 PETER O'MALLEY,