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wHIsKEys OF THE BEST BRAsps.
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sHEHHE's SALE:

BY v,rtu. Of iipesi.l tassaaioH "a. directed.
y, State Of Iowa. ctmu ding to sell the Rre.
perty hereinafter de,eribsd, al byA decree Of
Court directed, vi expole 20 safe ct pipiic Iae,
tion to the highest And bSst bidder for ca3h AAA
aksbs sfront doof 'Sf tns Court House, IS Wapetio
% inty, iowa, on the Sd day Of December 1905.
M commencing At 10 o'clock ofsaid dAy ono follows
ing Real Estate to-wit
The North half of the North East quarter OF sec.
Gp) ten tew1Ship t71y Seventy-ons range Yl4 FOUR
teen also the eAst half Of the half ofthe north
east quarter " horthWest quarter or secto 1f5Ii
fifteen township -four range aforesaid. Taken asby.
special execution directed a. the property OF yGs
Leeto satisfy said execution IN favor or @. O. war
den and seainst II. Lee for the sum or I'VE ha6fr
rea aud f6rtyfour doiars and thirty dollSft xdin.
terest Q nd costs. 80 G.. A. DERRY, 49,
shehGbf wapella o., Iowa.
sAerins cmcs, Ottnmwa Iowa, Nov. lst 1854
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Below We publish the maiorities Of the
different townships in this county. both for
the year 1868 and the recent election. I,
VIII be seen that the Union gam, Is fir a.
heard from IN l>s0A IlELI eli - ragfiI
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Delaware.

Philadelphia, Nov. s-private dispatches
from Philadelphia says Delaware gives Lin.
co IN the electoral vote. Pennsylvania con
coded gone for Lincoln J IL
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New York!-l05 towns and q counties
Lincoln's rnaj o.7o4;. New York city Me-
ClelIans maj se.6fs. The following Union
Congressmen, Humphreys, BROOKLYN: n. j..
Raymond. Darling, defeating eFernsndc
Wood Codkiin. n Brooklyn, arc elected -
s8itowhs and cities and S'counties give Me-
Ulellari IA, o94. s7s9 sid Il sa7 h0r .i.isd
Maryland. Indians and Pennsylsana have
gone Union. hafuie'oz9
Illinois elects Union maj III bot!, branch
es of the. State Legislature, and Union
Congressman. Z io I'D n"
Massachusetts $4,000 'm.S Tor Lincoln.
Putnam co. Missouri, 900 mai for Lincoln
and Johnson hsi1cs7a sfw 81 'eea noor
Hannibal Mo- 500 dnaifof Lincoln!i AZ.
exandriaD 30 maj for Lincoln. FRI rei7oq sd.r
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Ketice y hereby given thai q the 7th day Of Nov.
vember. 1864 letter. OF admin alton we're granted
to the undersgned ~ the Cs1nty Osn sf aid coan
u, on the estate Of John P5mroy, late OF Wapello
selves Indebted 20 said estSe hereby notified TO
make innediatt peynsaf - che andsssfIssd siHer.
Sous tttinx siAi ne agsis s.id ssts.e fEs HstAasd
gess sfssis oosnsy, sAlR she tine srssIas4by
I nsvssssl .1sid s' bns 1zssussf efSsid Estsss.
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,g,.,iis,a COnllecticut.
In Coensc6ces two ceuntiss give Lincoln
5,267, Mcclellan B,0l7.
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q Adjudication 10 the amount OF go 1000
h reported to have been discovered in the
Mstcsntits Bank Is New York city. rasqqa
TIE expedition Of Lieutenant Cushins,
81 The navsi launch No. ., up Roanoke riv'
e.. N. c.. to destroy the rebel ram Alb
marie, WAS daring exploit. and though his
crew and searneu met with an unsortuna.e
tate, and the brave Lieutenant himself es
capped aarrowIy, The destruction Of this
Formidable ram is Z great naval victory. !,
j, GurRRlLLAa .AasEsrEp.-Two guerrillas
have bssn arrested in Davis. county and are
in Jail at Bloomfield. s.1.:
A new pirate-the Chickamauea4-is 1t
large on the Atlantic. She has captured
several vessels, whose oflcsrA and / crews
hare reached New York. d s7sff b3ar:6.
A letter from AGbrganxa, La, stafes,t tina:
slarys number of prisoners in the South
west are soon TO be exchanged. The mouth
OF Red river viii be the point Of the trans.
Ct. eeEd u6 q ati 0-gaoTdi
II h rumored at Philadelphis that the pi.
rate Tallahassee went into the Delaware
brsakwater yesterday morning. and effected
the destruction Of number Of vessels.
There is great excitement on the New
York side Of The river ST. Lawrence. A
gang Of rebel raiders from Canals is prowl.
ing about on the islands raid on Og-
densburg is apprehended, and that city is
preparing for defense. 49, ~,
The paying teller Of the Merca ntile Bank.
Of New York city, has disappeared, proving
to Be defaulter tn the amount of nearly
es00, 600 A large reward IL offered for
his arrest and the recovery Of the money.
Cleveland and Erie have been excited
with reports Of rebel expeditions from Cam
ada across Lake Erie. The lake towns and
cities generally are. taking proper and effec-
tive precautions to prevent any Of the
threatened raids for robbery plumber and
distraction. ~ ,sYlsegs1 YI9Y---
How Much he cares for Party.
Johnny .O'Briscoe's little fraud on election
day proved how much ne loved the party
with which he Is setting. He had printed
parcel Of slips with, "Fos Clerk icf the Dis
trict Court, John o. Briscos,'' ON them,
which were already prepared with mucilage
fog pasling on tickets. These he gave to his
personal. and. - he Supposed, copperhead
Jrisnds to have them get Union men 70 vote
Cor him. But il 20 happened that in one in-
:, stance no WAS mistaken in his friend, who
could not "see It in that light" and in this
way his ely trick was found out His re-
mark Of. att don't make 40 much difference
shout the rsst of the ticket, but + sodnt tie
.0ses. wss quite encouraging for bis party.
~0h constituency! oh love OF patyi where
art thon zone :" 9ig0 gee sasolt vi
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2 CLEVELAND, o., sNov. /. ,laSoattering 70
turns show from Ohio and Indiana Union
gains oSe. Ms Aqt a esslfflIsd h. two State.
by heavy msjorities.. Toledo 242 Union
maiags4l sfi9i - ,tt,s,syy f,.,g ., 81 B. .;+
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ACADEMY
o+4dMTx. WM.

&c LiAr tn AHDHHM
On Tuesday. ~, ss.b o..os.r n. 49,. .,n.
VssSS az. IN an tSs sssy ~ 49S
EpslipAs 4ndc classieAb .edpsatoao ieej,Sf1CoRi
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1 Is.ssI ~. Ds,n 9 nff2!s:d svep HSs
49, ~ cIostng 18th 1ply,, Tn
aIss.-" =, 80 vSSRssLoAtend mailing thlA lnsti(n.
~. ~ re iasss Intention 'psnG SiysA The
~ ~ VA W. ytaAs we'll ~ thv r{6S 81 teif
S.,.iis .oi, st.,ss,u,s,rdis.isn
wsi;n z: y:H ! sess tai I'm "a
ga I. sSs .sss e Err n Ssp9d a
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and IS ws q - - - 49, sssiss
thlA e e@isssscns ~ SSoraY 9Sy1S31ul.
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leased and the city pil1aged and burned
simultaneously wuh-the above arrests, .
party of military and police pounced down
upon room in. Walkers building in Dear
born street, adjoining and in connection
with the Matteson House, ana esptused
two large boxes Of loaded guns that ere
there concealed. 81 M @
The police made raid esrly sthis morn.
ing upon INC sDonalson House on Canal
street, near Randolph, and captured about
forty bushwhackers who had been traced
Aereg / All pf them wefa Srhea to The
teeth
In conolasien, We would assurs Our -citi.
zeus that therejs no. Gauge for undue exr
citsuent or apprehension. Col Sweet, ,hss
abundant mems atrband for the protection
oflCamp Douglas, ands the police, hidsd by
ctizena who will Of course adopt preciuti,n-
ary measures, will, protect the city fr m
robbery. incendiarism and. trsason,ble as.
sassination. ''sii bswods lns 6lia1 siuod
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WI AR CLAIM AGENCY.
EH.Tllso1T;;
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sG aok kAs L esI1 n MONEY!
TUE ARMY, Eto., Esc.----,.- -. -
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.sins hin 70 prosecute al kinds q oI.ims With
claimant. than can other attorneys. No chsrrss
isssi ~ T1sJ D h1TTi1ITGT 3WT
REEERENCES.
fasAsest Dsr4. Jsss+E ip51iissaoik ] osa,roi l.,
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pa, 81. A. claim Agent your past eonnsssisse
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s3eAsxxSalR 1o0ott soemmlssieasss IL nnnaionoa,
Hon. Sells, third auditor; Hon B 3Wl1S6Sfs
tScrsh Apelse. Major eea9 AETiyvs U4YW6,
AS e r.. s Hone g ssgs Hss
IA; and Congrsssmen p Wilson s,Hlyan RricasS o.
srinn'h' VIM p Allise9s aaA A " Hphss ~ tSsS-.
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! q z iIf$e ~ ThIs Jky4krxF tJN
Fer Shs)q4espd mere !adsssesA prpii ~
r: IL ~ asssf pspii;ii ~ s,ti, NJ Us
rae parish school siss ssansssed sa;lAs 1ah
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IND Sl'TTS slo stc-iutrIs AdeHA ana Home
juat above and 10 sight Of Clarksyille, and we
warned them Of danger there, and il is sup
posed that hoth got past safely. I am re-
minded that Lieutenant D., Henshaw was
dressed in Federal Uniform Info and prudently
retired to hs state room and dqoned it for
citizens dress, in which to meet the confed.
crate gentleman and passed through unno-
ticed BY them. Yours y yer, trulv
~, ts.,..fa. Passenger.
, 1864-02-13

the bill | cannot say what times are fixed
Also an act defining the amount of water
which shall hereafter and has from time I'M
memorial run doa0n Mil, Yellow hawk and
Babcock's creeks.
An act authorizing j. NJ. Vansyckle to
establish ferry on the Columbia river op-
posite Wallula, passed Jan. Oath.
An act allowing persons to file applca-
tions for divorce in district court after three
months residence in the Territory passed
both Houses the second week in January.
An act to amend an act incorporating the
Walla Walla and Wallula Rail Road ,-grant-
ing two years more time to the company to
commence the road, was introduced by Mr..
Babcock and passed January 18th. An act
defining the judicial districts of the Terri
tory and assigning the Judges, also passed
Walla Walla, Stevens, formerly Spokane
but now merged into Stevens county, Xix
itat and Skamania, compose the first judi
cial District, with E. P Oliphant as Judge.
The time of holding court is the first Mon
day Of April and October, each term to con-
tinue four weeks unless sooner adjourned
The above is synopsis of all laws passed
this winter Of special interest to the people
Of this and adjoining counties.
But cannot omit mentioning several me-
MORALS to Congress which have passed this
winter. The first introduced by Mr.. Beb-
cock, memorializing Congress for an apps
priation of lands and money to aid in the
construction of the Walla Walla and Wal
lula Railroad This memorial, if acted fa-
vOrably upon by Congress, may enable the
corporators to commence the work and if
once commenced under favorable auspi-
ces, | am confident it will be completed.
was credibly informed at Portland that the
O. S. N. Co. would take one hundred thou
sand dollars stock as soon as there was a
prospect Of the road being built.
A memorial also passed asking for an ap-
preparation of twenty sections of land to the
"Nesqually Road Company" for the pur-
pose Of building a road from Wallula toPu-
get Sound Also memorial asking that
the mode of carrying the U S. Mails be-
tween Walla Walla and Dalles may be
changed and that hereafter they may be
carried by steam to Wallula and from thence
by stage to Walla Walla
Hoping that the public may be able from
the above to form some idea of the doings Of
the Legislature the past winter, [ will close
for the present. FRANK P. DUGAN
WALLA WALLA, Feb 10th, 1864.
, 1864-02-13

The canal will furnish water-power enough
to drive four thousand stamps, and wash out
all the placer diggings this side of-of Snake
River. 1t will also be useful to bring salt
so much needed in quartz-mining-from
Salt Lake, and alkaline substances from
wherever they can be found Wearied i'm
migrants from the States will hail the first
sight Of the canal as Balboa did the South
Sea; and they will bless the benevolent pro-
jector of great work, who united charity
with profit and acqusitiveness with liberal
ity-whose genius alike comprehended the
necessities of the toil-worn ''pilgrim" and
the financial requirements of great nation.
In short, except the Portland and Sacra-
mento Railway, my scheme is likely to prove
the most feasible, profitable and popular of
any undertaking of modern times. Think
ing thus, l shall be content with the small
compensation derivable from the sale of the
stock at par which may remain after have
distributed the shares as above mentioned.
REGULUS.
, 1864-02-13

Some seventeen passengers left this city
for Boise mines on Tuesday, with Great
houses passenger train.
, 1864-02-13
THE SCOPE OF THE ENTERPRISE.

The Great Snake e-River-Wild-Cat &c.
Gold, Silver, Copper, &c. Mining Company,
propose first, to take the waters Of Snake
River from their natural channel above the
American Falls; from thence they will dig
canal to the proposed site of their vast
quartz-crushing observation-disclosures
ing works on the Burnt River Mountains.
, 1864-02-13

We commend the following correspond
ence between Gen. Alvord and Col Stein
berger to the attentive perusal Of the loyal
ist of the Age:
HEADOUARTER, DISTRICT OF OREGON.
Fort Vancouver, Jan. 20, 1864.
COLONEL Il have to acknowledge the re-
ception of your letter of this date, in which
you say, "Will you do me the favor to say to
me what is your opinion of my standing as an
officer while under your command and your
estimate of my loyalty to the flag"
It is a simple act of justice to say, that I
have always found you intelligent, prompt,
jealous and efficient in the discharge of your
duties, and it is we'll understood, that the Fort
and troops.under your command have always
been in state of good order and discipline
I have also heard from you myself, the most
decided adhesion to the war policy Of the Gov
ernment, and have considered the attacks
made upon your loyalty, unfounded and very
unjust
1 remain very respectfully, your obedient
servant, BENZ. ALVORD,
Brig General, U. S. V.
JUSTIN STEINBERGER,
Late Colonel 1st W. T. Infantry
, 1864-02-13
THE W.
Publishe

HILL W
Publishd
New York {
San Francis
TIE RoU
ing letter is
tenai count
His statem
upon
EDS. STA
ten by SOM
iished in yo
as refers to
Walla to I'll
naia and Cd
way of Flat
farther thai
Trail. The
mines will
To explain
$50 miles !;
the Pen d
the Kooteni
hand trail,
From An
dairy Comm
this point j
KoOtenai I'd
The gold fe
my opinion
Gated upon
fork Of the
l have m
purpose of
to that coul
and most p
be distinct
to go these
unless men
nothing to
When la
description
gard to the
now.
SUSPENDED
ed. The z
and was tn
a long time
its course b.
prosperous
deserted its
die in the d
the last ten
10. Lane, a
" Union" id
nately for 4
acted upon
posing rOor
quently obt
Dick and +
G. Hibben,
ers as errat
or cOnsistel
mise.
Nor APPR
tilla county
appreciated
They have
nnent" by n
the tax coll
for the Gov
with "conf
the bulliOu
GoVernmen
of the "loT
P st
accordance
of the Was(
should not
State taxes
Z The BAL
evening he
room in an
from the eX
will make 4
ever been 4
the new Ca
sOn-is 80 4
pie room fJ
running du
and the Ga
may attend
No PAY
received no
session, 2nl
ey until an
voted the m
am punt anC
all. The az
tory.
New TRI
tried in the
spring and
last, had a
and the jad
He will b.
next April
ASSAY o.
steamer, fro
tablishing
tion of this
will not on
tor but a be
COU NTERl
to take com
termanded.
vile. 1t is
lar army W
post here.
BOISE D
Boise count
4th MondaJ
criminal ca
STEET In
the ditch q
and the str
tion of the
GETTING
and about
the time, I'd
narkably d
lake n o
decreed thu
gravel and
this city.
ASSESSOR
County As
moved fror
A PosT q
city, 1. T.
MASON
Masonic
erecting {
summer.
New y
Of the Sa
BRIDE, OF
instructi1
port a bill
from For
Idaho Te
Oregon.
was also
Ways anc
providing
, 1864-02-13

To illustrate my method, we will suppose
that I have recently discovered a number of
extensive lodes of gold and silver-bearing
quartz in the mountains between Burnt and
Powder rivers, on which | have located one
hundred thousand feet viz =
, 1864-02-13
New York
San Franci

THE RoUI
ing letter is
tenai count
His staten.
upon 4:
, 1864-02-13

writer of this article. This discovery is
likely to be of such immense value that I
should do the world injustice by not making
it public; l should also exhibit selfshness
quite unparalleled by retaining secret
which is likely to be the means of making
the fortunes Of numerous individuals To
be concise, | have discovered
A METHOD OF MAKING ANY KIND OF A
QUARTZ-VEIN PAY.
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TRUSTEES:
FRANCIS !. PALMER, President Broadway Bank. New
York.
NATHAN RANDALL, -. rr,sident United States Tsle-
graph Company, Now-Yok.
ALBERT u. NlCOLAY, Of Albert II. Ncosy Co.,
Brokers sud Auctoneers, Sc Wian.street, New.York.
EUGENE j. JACKSON, Of Polhamius & jackson, Bankers
and BIokeTs 43.EzchmseYlae NewYoIk.
EDMUND c. STEDMAN, Secretary New-YOrh Petroleum,
Stock Beard, and Broker, No. 20 BrOsdstIeet, New
Nork.
ANDREW MEHAFFEY, Philadelphia.
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN, Pluadelphia.
ROBERT GARRISON Of Clarkson L Co., Bankers, III
South T.iIdstree, Philadelphia.
JAMES NJ. CLARKE, Oh City, Pennsylvania
TRIsIDEST
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY, New.Yogk.
vIcErREsiDrNr
ANDREW MEHAFFEY, PAiladelphs.
TRHAsuRER
A. v STOUT President Shoe and Leather BAlk New York.
OFFICES Of TIRE COMPANY
Nc So WILLIAM STREET, New York,
no. l2I SOUTH THIRD STREET, Philadelphia.
CAPITAL sToCK...................30 800. 900 SHARES,
Al THE NOMINAL PAR OF SIS EACH-sUBsCRP-
TON PRICE, So FER SHARE.
stook subject TO no further assessment.
SO, 600 SHARES OR sI0O, 600 RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL
A LARGE MAJORITY OF THE STOCK OF THIS
COMPANY HAVING BEEN ALREADY TAKEN IN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, THE sUBsCRlP-
TON BOOKS WILL REMAIN OPEN BUT FOR Anew
DAYS LONGER AT THE OFFICES NAMED BELOW.
NEW.YORK SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS:
FRANCIS 4. PALMER,
AZ Broadway Bank, No. 2j' Broadway
ALBERT II. NICOLAY CO.,
No. 81 William st.
POLBAMIUs & JACKSON,
Nc. - Exchange place.
Mars ard Prosr.c,us can b. obtained On application II the
ofsce Of the Company.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC lOR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
J. J. 4 J. O. WEST
NO ~ CHAMBERS-ST.. NEWfOkk,
Ar. "a. owusr OF Inc Patent and Exc1sTe Manufacturer
sftms
J. W. BRADLEYi5 .
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL sPRlNo
SKIRT.
This invention consists q pgpeI wol ELip,o s,ss
Springs insenousy bIaded tightly and hry toE-tneT ease
edge toughest. most elastic eIbe aud duTs0c
Spring ever used -nsbng the wesrer Ia conseueag- o. us
sIss elasticity and AeIb-nsss TO place ana iod the f
when easily snd with the sane coHVeneDoc AZ
muslin dress N entirely oby.te- nd ences tie OnS %
saections Hoop sks the annoyance to the WeeIsr "a
We. tie public especially ia crowded assemblies, Carriages
railroad church pews In cIOwocd place nom the
difficulty Of contracting them and Occupying email spsce
t. entirely remove. the difficulty while giving TIE sb the
uspti full aid symmetrical form and th- hyhtest and most
s,yA and srsee.i appearance Tor The sIed opes prone
made or Losfe dress lady having enjoyed tho pleasure
comfort and great convenience wesfng toe Duplex Elliptic
Sp4i1g Skirt or sinzs day, will never s9rwsid wlagy
dispense wifi the use them. They the bert ony IN
eyerv part y ia the hies durable comfort able aud
economical skirt Merchants viii be supplied As above
thropshout the different States. ..,,. .r,,,rtc
r4- INQUIRE FOR THE "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SPRING SKIRT
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Financial.
DRESlDENT
L PETROLEUM COMPANY,


PETROLEUM COMPANY,
PRESIDENT, VENhGGO COUNTY, PENN.
OFFICERS:
pIetideLt-AMORY EDWAhuS ESQ.,, Eeg.Tolk.
Iressurer-L. H. SIMPSON sfq., Nr,sYork.
SeoIetary--J EDWIN CONANI, eco. New osk
General Resident Superinteudent-JOiS " CLAPP, esq
Counse-MessTs FLATr, GERARD q BUCKLEY, New
Iork. DIRECTORS.
AMORY EDWARDS, eco, Eew.YoGk.
EBEN H. CROChEh, esq, Of Gro ker Warren New York
FLETCHER WESTRAY, esq, Of Wesuay, Gibbs q Hard
castc, Hcw-iofk
J. NJ. CLArP esq. President. Vcnanro Comfy, Penn.
J.. H. SIMPSON, esq, Of J. H. Simpson Co., Now-YoIk.
Us a Iyt into hs Company u Ae unprecedented low
proe CT One HincTsd Dollars Per Acretho lowest ever
Known for OF bearing Territory; tgd forms s .o
IN SHARES or s2i EACH par VhLUE-SuBSCRiP-
TON PRICE. 81 PER SHARE,
Being ia fun payment for S25 STARE No luther cal OF as
sessmeni 10 be rgtc
2o,0G0 SHARES. OR y tC0, OG(t. RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL.
THESE LANDS located the Allegheny Ryer ard
on llemlock Porcupne aud McCres (fseks, MAKING IN
OIL BORING TERRITORY or OVEKTLN AND HALE
MILES IN EXTENT.
Subscription books nIsps and ell other information cen oe
obtained at The Office Of the Subscription Agents,
l.. II. SIMPSON G Co..
No. "a CEDAR.ST. NEW.Y0RK
Or al tie Office OF tie Company. No. II broadway.
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