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Hsgs.

The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th says:
The Hog market of course was in sympathy with
provisions, and an advance of soc per 100 lbs was
established, and the demand Was active At the sd-
vance. The receipts of Hogs in Chicago fell Of
to-day to 1900 head. The pecking season has
closed in New Albany and Jefferson nile Indiana,
aud is rapidly drawing TO cIose in Louisville
The total number packed in these three cities WIN
reach about 5000.
- The Chicago Eseaing Journal of the 18th
says:
Entered sales 1855 head at - 90 to 9 A. for
6ne boned Hogs and at $ 20 to 90 for good
Hogs, and fair medium grades.
The fresh receipts, though light. are better in
quality than those of yesterday although there is
liberal proportion Of scalawags sows coarse hogs,
etc. which plainly indicate the pains which some
industrious drovers must have taken to complete
their shipments to Chicago still 9e tEllk that un-
less they paid very low figures they viii lose more
than they care to on their speculation.
There was good inquiry, for this packing sea-
son. for good, choice. even Hogs and with little
extra competition in the market, owing to the
scarcity Of really good straight droves, prices were
further advanced l2ac per 100 lbs; but thin,
coarse Hog-. they ruled weak, but with essen
tial change.
A special TO the Tci5aRe, dated Pittsburgh
Jan 18th, says:
The transaction in Hogs has been large again
this week, and particularly within the past two
days, and. as compared with the early part of the
week. prices shade higher. On Monday and
Tuesday the ranged from to a1c gross, but on
Wednesday and Thursday, owing to more favora-
ble advices from New YORK, the demand became
more active, and prices advanced to slJpse, and
one two punches Of prime corn fed were sold to-
day at Zoe The shipments for the week ending on
Wednesday reached I3,lo9 head, of which fse
were shipped to New York, 4,4oa to Philadelphia,
and / ,3ee to Baltimore.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago 81 arket.


By Telegraph. CHIoAso. Jan. H.
Dressed HngsThe receipts OF hog. live and dressed
for the pas, hours up 10 4os heal Of .hch seI
dressed Dressed b. ~ Csc p 100 ns lower Dur
ing the early portion OF s day high ii 90 paid
FIR nice sss lots but ., the present writing II Is diff
cult to obt.h - IS We 9uose the market ecs
ing quiz, 10 soa 10 IS dividing 10 Us.
Provision s. Ma kei - active Mess pork quiet ~
Green hrm but active. shoulders At H0pixc
hams at 54l6e nit meats quiet sales shoulders 1t
luGlle, ioo-e Lard ai inquiry and we'll main
tanned at &c . IL \ for kettle rendered
~ and M ersn- at Is.
Gran--So spring v Lrss soli ~ from 72l4@l ~
and closed at 7s.6sl p: No 2sprins quiet e6ssc
Corn quiet email &444l Tor MOL Al q for No
2 and for rejected. oats dali and steady ~
025c for No l. at ~ for No . and Tx for rel. cted
Rye soolin. bailey 10, Of 200 tushe Canadian at 81
delivered.
seeds-Quiet.
Bigh~ ins.-Dull sad nsininal at Iso2H.
Provision occr~rsge ties leered and e.sy At 0u. l.
for pork bsrr.ls. aud 20 81 40 for lard tie. ees
Beef Cattle hit ksser~d s.ies lta head, at 7s
for hrs, elass steers e34 20 for butcher cattle
Hogs-Active and skr supply. Prices rs.-d Arm
and advanced 80 20 Ses 100 BE Kntsssd saes 14t2
head at 5ole % for choice grades, and go
10 for good bacon hoss
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tLooD IN THE DEs MONIES RIVER. re-
cent rains caused rise in the Des Moines
River which started the ice and itcame boom
ing down against the improbable ice barrier
of the Mississippi. The gorge flowed the wa
ter back'over the bottom and down through
the lowlands back of Alexandra. 1t is re-
ported that the country is submerged for miles
back oser the bottom in Missouri, and much
damage has been caused, and that the live
stock as well ss fences have been swept off
from several farms by the irresistible violence
Of the food
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Church Directory.
EXCHANGE STREET MEG

EXCHANGE STREET NJ 4. CHURCH-On Exchange
Street, between Third and Fourth. Preaching every
Sabbath at II n, and at NJ Sabbath Sch al at
2lzp.N. Prayer meeting Weint sday evenings.
JOIN BURGESS, Pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Fifth street, between
Man and Hlondeau. services every Sabbath at IL
aud n p. m. Sunday Schoolslx
JANIS RRovE, Pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-CoruerH High and gonrth
streets Services avery Sabbath al II r. apdT m,
Sunday school q. j. drLLErrE Pastor
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at ii a. Sunday
School Ga. r. HAssALL, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE E.CHURCH-Corne Of Sew
enh and Morgan streets Preaching every sabbath At
II a. IN and 4 p m Sabbath School at "a m. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings
E.H. WARIHe, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Third street bet veen
Concert and High. Sur day School ~ M. Preach
ing at II = m also at p, m Prayer meeting Wed
nesday at - p. 1T. WEsrovER Pastor
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-HiRh ii rs ct bet cen
Fifth and Sixth Services every Sabbath at IL and
p. m. Sabbath School at GAS q. Prayer nesting
on Wednesday evenings. GsoRaR THAcHRh, Pastor.
SPIRITUAL MEsrINGS-At the Court House every
Sunday at 2x and in the evening The public Ger
invited to and hs what the spirits have sya.
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Internal 1svsass.

The receipts Of the Govsrnnent foa htsrnsi
Revenue during the past week reached nearly tan
niIlisn dsilnkD naking the tsaaa Of the No
tional Treasury fro. ii. :o.rcs .ises JAY !,
sensthine SVer SlS5, ~, ~, ~ swsskly avsfsgs
~ nearly ssven millisa dollars, equal p ysariy
Asgfsgsie Il 11sl,eeo, 49, Ths Wsshing1e C4rss-
ielS, sosssine IL hsasy receipts ~ 49, 0ye:
1Ths receipts from Internal RsveDue daring the
past week have Amountsd 70 the enormous sam Of
nearly SIC COO 90. This inessAsasver IL exhibit
OF the previous week-44,e 7e, 706 63-is owing to
the energy With which the ofhcsrs Of the Bureau
hive prosecuted their duties in discov sring articles
which have hitherto escaped taxation. One OF the
the greatest successes Of the revenue u cotton.
The tax paid on this commodity at Macon, Ca,
daring the last three months, amounted to $50
Ooo--representng sale and shipment Of 5e,eeo
bales, valued at $l3 100000 in New York. 1t is
expected that, for the months Of January, .Febru-
AIRY and March, the revenues from the same source
ut the same place win reach more than =, zoe 600
Washington correspondents send the following
as an exhibit of the amount paid by the several
States named, during the last quarter Of year, end
ing December 81 1853, upon their quotas of the
direct tar levied by the act Of Congress August ;,
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NEW LOAN BILL. - The N. Y. Eceniag Posf.
speaking of the new loan bill which has been sub
mitted by Secretary M'Culloch to Congress, says
The new loan bill is the chief topic of discussion
in Wall street. The unnecessarily wide discretion
which it grants TO the Secretary of the Treasury
and the authorization of foreign loan, havs
caused considerable apprehension thatexperiments
will be made to control the price of gold and the
rate of foreign exchange. by methods that will
produce succession of spasmodic movements Of
alternate contraction and expansion. These ap-
prehensons have disturbed general confidence, and
the Bears have not been Glow to avail themselves
OF the opportunity to depress quotations by heavy
short sales.
Gold has declined to lower point than it has
reached since June last. Among the reasons as
signed for this heavy sudden fall the anticipa-
ton of contraction and the consequent dsinclina-
ton of those who have been lending on gold to
continue to furnish the usual accommodation. The
consequence has been that needy holders have had
to sell.
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"THE Apostle" said the Eide, au.s
many xmas oil doctrine" ''Yes, replied Mrs
mrs harrington, looking her spectaeles n, tho
Elder, there's where be was wrong. What did ~
want 10 try so many kinds of doctrine for p;n.sr
tons "shoo and Casays Bitters would have ken,
him perfectly regular" The Elder confessed tho
'n'ng mad never struck him in that high. before.
and the old lady was going ON to elucdate furtbsr
when her attention was attracted nv H.
Trying 70 pour some Btters down the cats throat
JAM DIV
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Losr COUPONS TO BE PAID.-The Treasury De-
partment has been of late annoyed by application
from persons having lost coupons and, in conse.
queuce, ask the department to suspend payment on
the same, and transmit .them to their legitimate
owners. Recognising the fact that coupons are
exchanged as money, and that if stolen and in
possession of innocent parties, such holders would
be the losers, the department has decided that in
no eventwil they refuse to cash coupons presented
il for payment
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NORTH BRlrIsH REyIEw.-The December
number Of this Quarterly has just come to
hand. We note in the table of contents,
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, German Nov
elists," ''Plato and other Companions of
Socrates "Pindar and his Age" ''The
Cattle Plague" Published by Leonard Scott
d Co., New York, at 81 per annum, or SIS
for the four British Quarterles and Black
lcood's Naqazine.
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NoTICE.-Gentemen interested in form;no
An evening class for Evolutionary culture, are
requested TO meet at Prof Belongs rooms,
on Third and Exchange streets, Monday eve.
nlng, 10th inst, at seven o'clock Ministers.
Lawyers, and Teachers, are especially inv;.
ted to attend and hear his readings and ex.
positions of the principles of elocution.
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Nix. EDITOR: Please withdraw that portion
of my advertisement having reference to Cal
icoes. NJ. GREGG, Agent, New York Store.
January 9th, 1866.
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TBe Legislature of Kentucky has adopted
series of resolutions demanding the restora-
ton Of the Srit of Hajeas Corpus, and the
abolition Of the Freedmen's Bureau.
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The prayer meetings have been but SHINY
attended in our city during the past week, in
consequence of the bad weather and the dis
agreeable condition of the streets and side
,raILs
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iHE Directors of the California Division of
the Pacific Railroad are now employing s. 600
Coolies, and hope to secure the services of
1900 more. They expect to reach Great
Salt Lake City in 1858, and propose to meet
the Eastern line at that point.
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SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEEas WINS. 1t is an aau;,.
bic article, used in hospitals and by the rst 81.
families in Paris, London, and New York in pref
erence to old Port Wine. II 10 worth trial .na
gives great satisfaction. Oct. - 6m
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ALL SPEAK WELL of DR.. c. L. spencer's Fra
grant Odouselsine for the teeth. Warranted 70
contain no acids, makes pearly white teeth, puri-
Hes ''ie breath and is all We claim the purest and
ho'' irhgrsntiy scentiy dentri6ce ever offered to
tue puohc' For sale by Wilkinson 4 Bartlett. and
all druggists. a.. o..
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INDICATIONS of coal oil are very abundant
IN Northwestern Georgia.
HEAVY cotton frauds have been discovered
thority. !" =.
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CITY NEWS.

We call the attention of the ladies to the
advertisement of Mrs. Crowell & Bowman.
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LADIES', Misses and children Hosiery
from the cheapest to the best grades. a large
and choice stock, at Bostwick & Co.
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To THE LADIEs.-The sale of furs adver.
tlsed to take place on Wednesday last, was
rnavoidably postponed on account of the in.
clemency of the weather. 1t will now take
place on tuesday, January 10th, at 10 o clock
IN the morning. They can be examined on
morning OF sale HowE 4 TYLER. Auetrs
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MEssRs. CADY 4 PECK are just in receipt
of 100 pair of gents aud ladies Skates. Gall
and see them.
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No, siR'-It is true that the popular remedy
known as Goes Cough Basam does not dry mn a
cough, bat looscns it 80 that the patient can ex-
pectorate freely. Give it to the children freely
and take it yourself for bad colds.
IL does not take week to receive benest from
Goes Dyspepsia Cure It win immediately reliey.
PAIN in the stomach, souring rising of food, and
cure the worst eases of DYSPEPSIA,
decl A. sun we'd fri wilt
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The Chicago Merchants, and Railroad and
Express companies, are getting into a
snarl For something of interest, in the
way of interregstories, see second page of
this issue
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After the announcement of the result by
the Chair, the Caucus proceeded to a formal
ballot for candidate for Z. S. Senator for
the long term.
Mr. Darwin placed in nomination James
Harlan; Mr.. Sapp presented the name of
Samuel j. Kirkwood; Mr.. Henderson nomi-
mated A. W. Hubbard.
The result of the formal ballot was as
follows
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lr Is reported that Carl Schurz is to be
the editor Of the Post, a new Republican
paper to he established in Detroit
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The bill presented by Senator Wilson for
the reorganization of The Regular Army, fixes
the mailman number thereof at 80 ,000
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MASONIC, -There will be special meeting
of Hardin Lodge No. 90, to morrow Monday
evening at seven clock. Work on the First
Degree.
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From the Cincinnati Gazette Of the llth
Monsy continues to rule close, but the hope of an
early change fer the better prevents any serious in
convenience the part Of borrowers in good credit
The tendency of currency balances is stiIl down
ward. but the banks losing less than last sees
and to morrow remittances from New York will
begin to arrive. Rates of interest between bank
ers and customers ranged from to IL per cent,
and in the open market from IL to l per cent, on
good paper
The Chicago Tribune of the 18th saws:
To-day the National Banks OF this city were
drawn upon by the Government for $3.50 eee.
This, elong with increased demand by pork
packers and commission merchants, rendered the
money market even cieser and more stringent than
it was yesterday, and scme of tie benk., in order
to meet the dem ands upon them. had to sscri6cs
their exchange-some sales having been made as
how ic discount.
This scarcity of currency had the effect to day
Of checking the upward tendency in the prices Of
hogs and hog product.
The n. Y. World of Wednesday last SAYS:
Wall street was disturbed to-day by a sharp de-
cline in the stock and gold markets The stock
market opened heavy, and under the pressure OF
sales prices desliled rapidly and for about an hour
the market seemed ID be ep the verge of one Of
those ruinous psnics with which spectlsiors vers
familiariIed by the Hon. Salmon p. Chase sh.s
be was Secretary of the Treasury. Since FRIDAY
last the public mind has been unsettled by semi
official information, confdentaly circulated in the
proper quarters, in regard to the policy and move
ments Of the Treasury department. Contraction
and lower prices are the avowed ends of the Score
tsry, and the knowledge of this fact is predspos
ing holders Of merchandise and securities to sell
and realize, In plain terms, Mr. McCulloch's
avowed determination to esnpepce the process of
contraction Of the currency is daily increasing the
number Of sellers, and, 1T the same time i d.
creasng the number of buyers. Prices decline, IS
q matter of course.
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IKE Interior Department has recently is
sued to the State of Iowa patent for swamp
lands, covering over 80, 500 acres.
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FRIDAY evening the weather changed to the
right-about, and yesterday the roads and the
river were solid as brick.
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FoR the best cloth and cashmere Gloves
for ladies' gents and children, go to Bostwick
i Co.
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Mr. Harlan having received a majority of
all the votes cast. was declared the regularly
nominated Republican candidate for the long
term. On motion of Mr.. Sapp, the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Harlan was made unanimous.
On motion Of Mr.. Finkbine, the caucus
proceeded 20 ballot for Senator for the short
term with the following results;
Mr.. Finkbine placed in nomination Samuel
j. kirkwood Mr. Tracy nominated General
Vandever Mr.. Clarkson nominated Enoch
W. Eastman; Mr.. Read nominated Fitz
Henry Warren. The following was the result
of the
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New York Money Market.
By Telegraph Wy YeaK Jan. Is.
Aosey-osiet and ss., At So = Gsnt
Sterling kxchangs-N n, minal q e9<6l0o.
Coda shade hrmer, opening sa lSs,k aud closing
1sssk01asIi
Total exports specie d .isy es6s 30.
Freights TO Liverpool shade easier.
Government stoke with tut decided change
o. OF 81 Coupons, 101lx-
SO Coupons Of 1851 loa5 do o. lol5 do OF ss lolk
Treasury Eotes IS0s lat series ssh.
I-sas, ID series, 3d..
7-3es, third series, g.
VI Is Year Certificates, NV issue, $50
l0-4o Coupons o. X.
Mining Stocks.
NKw YORK Jan IL.
The following the prices Of Mining Stocks at ths
Board in Boston to-day:
Copper Fails % Franklin s65ss Hancock IL Huron
2e isle Royal H. Minnesota II; Quincy s. Bay State
s; Wsveriy AZ
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Tn Fisk Freedmen's School w.s dediea1.d
q Nashville, iswdays sines.
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BALLOT.

Mr. Kirkwood havidg received majority
Of all the votes cast, was declared duly nomi
mated.
On motion of Mr.. Rogers, Mr.. Kirkwood' $
nomination wss made unanimous.
On motion of Mr. Leake the caucus ad-
journed without day.
ED. WRIGHT, Chairman.
CHAs AIDRICH Secretary
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The Republican Caucus, held on the eve
ning of the 18th instant, by the members of
the General Assembly, ct Des Moines, result
ted in the choice of Hon. JAMES HARLAN for
the long term, and Gov. SAN. j. KIRKwooD
for the short term.
The result arrived at seems to be in ac-
cordance with the foreshsdowinss Of public
opinion, through the press and otherwise,
before the meeting Of the General Assembly.
And whatever local or personal disappoint-
ments there may be in the premises, we think
that the result is in accordance with the public
sentiment and general desire of the people OF
the State. And the fact that majority OF
those who voted for Mr.. HARLAN for the long
term immediately turned round and voted for
Gov. KrRKwooD for the short term, indicated
that the members of the General Assembly
generally regarded both candidates as every
way worthy TO represent the State at Wash
ington.
We clip the following statement of the vote
in caucus from the Register:
An informal ballot was then taken with the
following result;
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses an

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Household Furniture be enec led IN the tfr1 M
ssrrnre tbrposy OF Hartford Hcns Izsu-rnc, fyppopv
New fof and other re-ponst lie stock eomps es q M
ohe 10 ave years at rates ging 20 cent? TO TX
pr e~hs n ths steo Tor tbs who tin e, 1r a.
Cha Az other IaspoasiDe conapsoy Far rrtishls
infornstou on lRurspce ean The nndefsis p.s be
give better Ind. unity than be found 9TH
axeaey 10 th. section tceo1sl IL b TkkEYCK.
HSoR sALE-The north half OF the double brick
u Dwelling house On the corner Of Ninth and Fulton
streets contanfDg eisbt nine rooms with double
pxriNs, together with other t5e-n improvements
Thrprope' 10 located In rery dszrsbie hood
soon Title good pr no sale Enquire Of
lanie u. TBN-RyCE
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lothi 70
Since the close Of the rebellion, the States named
below have paid to the Government, on ac-
count. the following sums:
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vSOk sALE-Iot l. and 80 feet of Lot 2 in Bloc k le2
u situated on the 81 seventh and oyIe.p, sta
Thee iotx covered with fruit e.ergr. en- and other
ornamental trees, together with hpe growth OF shade
trees on the evalk. aud large est.rn on the back
part II the lot ard really the hnset building lots in
that part OF the city. Price 81 800 Title perfect In
9unre o. ttanloI II. B. TEN-EYCK
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EOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
street, between Tth and STU North side on which
two st,ry hries store Building % by so feet This
propsty offered for few days At the very INV price
of u COO bali cash and baiaLe In six months With
terest- Title good or sale Enquire Of
nov25 Il. b. TgN-RYCK
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EOR SALE.-The south half of the douti,
IL brick residence formerly occupied by N MeCr,a.
Irq containing rooms good cellar, cistern, statle
mea teventh and Eighth streets and 10 . very
desirable residence In good neighborhood Possesss
the nrst foctober next. Title good sale. III
quire of ljyl5t ii. b. TEN-EYCK
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WINDOW CURTAINS-BuffG Gilt Shades
~ Green CIT ebads Brown Gilt sAades Bu6
scotch HOLLANDS, Green g.. tch HollaDd window Roll
m Coed Tapo, efchnes Cord. Ill ssee and colofs fbS
sAs n~tfi Nv wReTCOrT.
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kNOR SALE.-340 acres of Land, 200 in
u cuitivxoD, 100 in timber-nsarly all under fenre-
with tvo~tOry Frame DWELLING containing eight rooms
good cistern three wells and living Of water
through the Piace Good orchard and Frame 20 by
ev feet Thus farm 10 situated fvs miles North OF the
60 Aoines Valley Railroad at bonapsrte, in Van buren,
coln.y y9-s aid IN IT the best farms in that ,e~
don 81 the ssate, AMI will suaJ TO pa acre ns
uprn and tb- taanoe tie with per cent istesseh
p2r further information call WILLIAM WKfGHf
an the PLACE, or n B TEF-BlCE -
hpv26 Real Estate Age mt, Keokuk.
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% bags Bloc, for sals b.
~ - GysEzssG . -.