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Republican State Convention.

The Iowa Republican State Convention
mat ct thn l'n,,nt Hnn.c i, mes Nj "a.
on "Wednesday, June, 20, 1866, and wa:
called to order by Hon Joshua Tracy
tee.
Mr. Tracy announced that the first stel
| in the Convention would be an invoca
ton by Rev Mr. Hayhurst.
Hon G + Clarlson of Grundy co wa
nominated temporary chairman. NJ
Tracy appointed Col Leake and Hon
p Stubs to conduct Mr. Clarkson to tn
chair, who took his seat after u few brie
and pertinent remarks addressed to tn
gentlemen of the Convention, thanking
them for the honorconferred upon him
On motion, Frank Mills of Polk co was
appointed Secretary. ~e
1t was moved that a committee OIL
Credentials, consisting of one from
each Judicial District, be appointed.
On motiOn--Capt Albert Head, OF
Green co, was appointed Assistant Sex
rotary. 10
A Committee on Permanent Organi-
zation, consisting of one from each Judi
cial District was appointed. .y.
A Committee Oh Resolutions, consist
ing Of one from each Judicial District,
was nominated.
Gen Baker moved that the Committee
on resolutions report before any nonina-
ton is made.
Col Scott of Story, moved that the res
olutioa be laid on the table.
The amendment was voted down, and
the original resolution carried enthus-
astically.
MOTOR O'Connor offered resolution
that when this Convention adjourns it
adjourn till two o'clock. Carried. fs
Mr. Thompson of Linn co, of1ereda res
olution, that all resolutions and amend
ments to resolutions be submitted to the
Committee on Resolutions without de-
bate.
Major O'Connor offered an amend
ment, but it was not clearly understood
and much confusion arising, the whole
upon the table.
The Chairman of the different delega-
tons were instructed to present their
credentials to the committee tor their ac-
ton. aY
On motion the Convention adj
journed until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called to order at
two O'Clock, by The temporary chair
man. ti
uS ttIllIoiHctU lIaI the
first thing in order would be the re-
ports Of the different committees.
The report of tho Committee On Gre
dontials being called for, the chairman
Of that committee, Hon p G Wilcox. SUBJ
mitted areport, which exhibited 50 eoun-
ties represented.
The committee on Permanent Organ
ization made the following report. l3It
President Gen n y Baker, of Clinton
co.
Vice Presidents Gen G l. Matthias of
Des Moines co; Gen VIM Miles Of
Wayne; Maj A II Anderson of Fremont;
p Caldwell of Harrison; Capt Head of
Greene; r C Evans of Jefferson; Hon
J Is Leake Of Scott; G III Conklin Of
Benton; Frank Gilbert or Dubuoue:
Col Aberncthy Of Fayette; Col Scott Of
Story; Col John Palmer Of Butler.
Secretaries-M C Woodruff Of Hardin:
+ B Woodward of Lucas.
Assistant Secretaries-J l. LOOMS or
Buchanan; Samuel Clark of Lee: w S
Burke of P0ttawattamie.q #al.
The chair appointed Col Scott of Sto-
ry, and Mr. Aldrich Of Hamilton to con-
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either half for fiat boat, while the little
ones made admirable canoes.u srya
Nothing can be done well that is
done In hurry" oracularly declared a
certain pompous politician Of this town,
one day lately. "How about catching
0eass" asked a wag at his elbow. The
politician was floored.
Mother" said three year old, whose
nose had been put out Of Joint" by the
recent arrival of a baby brother, "Mother
if the baby should die would it go to
heaven?" Certainly, my child" ''Then
I think heaven is the best place for
him." was the af1ectionate sisters con-
clusion." t..a....... ........se. Imam,
The Dallas Gazette tells Of a terrible
storm of wind which passed through a
part of Dallas County q few days ago.
It took q northeasterly direction, tearing
houses to pieces, twisting trees and scat
No loss of life is reported The same
storm passed through a portion Of Carroll
County, and blew down one log house
and one frame building three miles south
Carrollton, besides destroying consider
able amount of TIMBER Two families
lived in the frame Building, but no one
was injured. Mrs. Peoples, of the fami-
~ occupying the log house, received a
slight wound or confusion. So violent
was the wind that even the sill-logs of
| the house were blown out Of their bed in
the ground. z'
| The Excelsior learns that Mrs. Lime
bough, living near Maquoketa, gave
birth, on the 9th inst, to triplets-three
boys weighing in the aggregate twenty
two pounds avorlupois! That good wo-
man has discharged her duty to the COM
| mOnWealth. Iu gst8 - tJHfGy
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mA-D Dan Rice, the great Snowman,
having become fully satisfied that Andy
johnson can beat him on a summer
set,' has quit his own establishment and
joined Andy's very select troupe. He
is candidate for Congress in the 10th
Congressional district of Pennsylvania.
Dams tact for blowing, facing and pos
turing will render him an excellent
johnson candidate. -Es
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A TenneSSeean in London. being asked

A Tennesseean in London. being asked
about the fertility of soil Of his native
State declared that they raised corn
enough there Ito make whiskey for all
the world besides what is wasted for
bread, " and that the pumpkins grew so
large, it was customary. to split . full
sized one in the middle and SCOOP ont
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combination of Reaper and Mower IN tha
world. "eA Al" 'he
Over $4,000 now i'm Use.
1t is the lightest running machine T., a..
world that will do its work. Don't fail To sae
sample machines before you buy and order
any other machines. A penny saved is better
HEIGHT, REED n CO..
Agents for Cedar county.
We have just received q car load Of the ahova
machines. We have also, on hand the Hail
Reaper and Mower, Quaker Boy Mower. Sui
key Rakes Sweepstakes Threshinp Machine.
and a general assortment of agricultural i'm,
PIGMENTS. HEIGHT, REED 4 Co.
n23w3 rrrsr Clarence, Iowa
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The State Convention.

!. In another column will be found the
proceedings of the Republican State
Convention, held on the Goth inst. The
platform was adopted with great enthu-
siasm, and without dissenting voice.
It is as plain as the English language
can make it, and has no timid, time
saving lodges about it. 1t is as compre-
hensive and generous as the Declaration
of Independence, and as firm and endur-
Ing as the foundation of truth. The Re-
publicans of Iowa recognize the fact that
all men have the same right to life, lib
erty, and the proceeds of their own
labor; that though men may not be
equal in point of intelligence, yet their
civil rights and civil liabilities are the
same, without reference to color or ma
tionality.. They do not believe that the
mere act of bringing negroes from Afri-
ca to this country against their will gives
us any right to deprive them of any OF
their natural or political rights.
The endorsement of Congress by the
Convention, will be approved by every
true Union citizen of the State. The
endorsement Of Andy is left for another
convention, which is to be made up of
those who have steadily opposed the
action Of the Government in the sup
preston of the rebellion, and whose
motto in the reconstruction has been,
up with the traitors, down with the
Stars" ....... .. .-..
We place at the head of our columns
the names Of the candidates selected by
the Convention. -'''',~
Col. Wright, the candidate for Score
tary of State, is well known to the peo-
pie of this county, and needs no intro
duction. ,.., ia. e.. :.
Major S. +. Rankin, the nominee for
State Treasurer served in the Sth iowa
infantry, regiment, than which none
has made brighter record. He is hon
est and capable, and is therefore pecul-
iarly fitted for the position for which he
is selected.
John A. Elliott, the present incum-
bent of the State Auditors office, having
filled that position satisfactorily, was re-
nominated by acclamation. .,.r...
Col. C. C. Carpenter is the candidate
for Register Of the State Land Office.
OF him the Muscatine Journal says,
"Such men as the lamented Mcpherson,
Gen. Logan, Gen. Dodge and Gen. sher-
man have spoken of him in the highest
terms" This is saying enough for him.
S. Z. Bissell, the present Attorney
General, was nominated by reclamation.
f. H. Stiles, of Wapello county, is the
nominee for Supreme Court Reporter
He was in the State Senate during the |
last session and in the House during the
previous session. He is an active, faith
full, honest and capable man, and will
make good officer. 5.
Lieut.. Charles Linderman is candi-
date for Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
He is said to be all excellent man for the
place. 4
Out of the seven candidates, four have
served In the army. OF the other three,
two were nominated by reclamation
because there was no opposition, and the
other was not opposed by soldier.
Hence soldiers have no cause to COM
plain and will not complain.
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DISTRICT NOMINATIONS.

For Representative In Congress-2d District,
HIRAM PRICE, Of Scott county.
For Judge-sth Judicial District,
James III. ROTHROCK, Of Cedar county.
For Prosecuting Attorney-sth District,
G. r. SCOTT, of Jones county. 10.
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Upton, IOWA:
JUNE g, 1866.
THURSDAY,
RRPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.

RRPURLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.
f f s'eV ToI, ED WRIGHT, OF Cedar CO. .
For Treasurer OF state,
MAI. SAMUEL e. RANKIN. Of W0anins'o"
ZOE N JOHN x. EIiLtorT, Of Mitchell Co.
~ y. Is. BissELi. OF Dubuque Co. ,.
For Rerister OF the state Land Once,
COZ. q. c. CARPENTER, OF WebsterC 20.
- vaAnorfcr OF the Supreme Court,
30 a"- ID H. STILES, of Wapello Co.
ror Clerk of the Supreme Court,
carr, CHAS L. LINDERMAN, of Page Go.
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Legal Notice.

Sac Of 7Oltn, Lpddr COtt1ltV, IS: .TT--- : y
To Geo. w. Dolan, William Dolan, Harriet
Bolger, Michael Boger, Philip McSparen, Je.
ruslla Dolan, John DOlan Charles Dolan, Al
mira Dolan, Amanda Jane Dolan, and James
Buchanan, executor of John Dolan estate:
You will take notice that there is now on file
in the office of the Clerk of the District Court
in and for said County, petition OF Alfred
southwest a OF Sec. ~, of TIP 80, II. 4, west-iO
acres; and that the deed given to plaintiff by
of John Dolan, deceased, be corrected as to
conform to this description. And unless you
appear and defend said claim on or before noon
Of the I'd day Of the next term Of said Court to
be held on the Sd day of December, 1896, q de.
fault will be entered against you, and decree
entered thereon as prayed for in said petition.
June 18th, l. Oh. ALFRED TRISTEN, PHI.
Piatt & Spicer, Atty's. f.& 1wi
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We keep constantly hand and for sale thslov 81
prices TO eash customers aud prompt large and
we'll seieetedstock Of STAPLE snd FANCY
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Iowa and the Rebellion.

TN PRESS OF J. B. L1PPlNCOTT &
II m pbradr,phia Hi-tory ~ TewA frooFs in the
49, q, IN. ln,on aInst Feteihop, isol i, ny D. ls
GERsoLL. -,
mani. ,ent IN the f-a FROM the State Of Iowa With
:. o. battles in which those troops
have borue prominent part Amotg q en- may he
n,med Wilson's Crees, Elus Mills, Belmont, Pert Ton
rl.ou New Maarid shioh, Pea ridge sge OF ccrintn,
Inka U. rints Prairie Grove hckasa~ Bayou Po Glib
son =. k,n Chan yion Hills Big Black Assault 81
y,cs s,r,g Tho sseg. lie ens Cherokee Chattanooga
H. prncltssi engagement. the csRHegp of Atlantis
The Rel River EXPEDITION ukins' Ferry and other
npaveu-nt IN tienrgia Alatar Af@fs~ig Arkansas
", sonr, aud Virginia Several Ia airy raids ai.o
desc with derl uceta ann about teen Plans
II battle illustrate the text.
and ,rius With f.-si ive u the subject from OF
oth.r sour entitled credit aid !. hoped, will COT
tain no account 81 TIE career II cur troops IN
tns var which the, did much % bring TO triumphant
las.
~ isr the snthnr eui he hAs made the wor los
uf the henorabe, The glorious CARR u
the sotdiery of Iowa and ual-ss ne Us
ly s,led In his design il eanpot he without some
If inter-rt TO thos- aho know What b'tght ."'
.stsry nsssle IN ipn's Irrcs. 10 August lew, W
No lie and uiunibu-. IN tprii, 3s1o ,u.~u -
he price a, tho work which VIII re mi
about FOO ysses will be $3.50. -,
liberal ded lection msoe 10 the traos, ihfougn "ho"
the work will DO principally sold Aeures
doc2s Y. ". ooA 80 Ns'"inse''
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MlssR l4.llll!.nlhnenrhi,acu
Cabus' HRtE Tonic.

7 sunsqsaslp ispsnti6ns vidch posssssssshs 80
aepaDpeTt ofrsstorine Gey hair 70 IT, ort0nal cpise
40 sausap Il u sums th9 color n poesesss1 =
Nr1e@ 1fcy. II 10 8 pssmenent e1fe 1Ei1Qu1so
sAstbs1s ~ sn1issnsA NJ ssots sfths hain ~
ha!x AleAeanA na1srel noistsse, surss 6An4H
isdngaed aTsefss :! tAeskin. Psrsops that NJ
TIA that they have tried s1f kim q
1onGand tiSfs ana had never besusss 10
And any WOULD prodscs the ds1irsd rs.is
until Syndtrisd ~ HAIR Tonic II has cared pr
soss shohaA epah Passes 0f dApdrnA all knitted and
cs1ssts4 tosstfe Il The shape Of cap covering tie
vhots hsad and III the eoorse of Thirty days ater ns
ny Tonic I'll disappeared asd the
half, which Aa1 undl shaf time bsen prevented fron
growing, rssnnsa ita&srDsE healthy 1rowth. s 81 Al
In the Of one JAsnes Nershop al the flat
faatFy vhose head covered with thick costnr Of
dsndrud and scurf mentioned xOove and Whose hair
Aad almost complsely fallen owl is shown tina virtue
this Tonic. for In thetourse ofthree~eeke Appes<sp
oft his scalp ssssmed healthy condition and his hair
commenced TO beautifully. This only one case
OF the kfndfn thousand eoad mention many eth srs
butfor wsnfofspsce and cost prevsntsd from Do
ing 50.
Bold by q EoRGE CABUs corner OF second aud Mais
atreet Price rs cent? per bottle libe al discoun1 70
be tyad>. cc2dGns
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THE Rev. Dir. Pusey, has written letter to
the Roman Catholic paper, The Weekly Reg
iSter, which is likely to excite considerable
attention. In his opinion there's little differ
ence which need prevent a reunion between
the Anglican Greek, and Roman churches.
H is quite willing to recognize the primacv
of the Bishop of Rome, aud fears only that it
may lead TO thst quasi authoritative system
which is the cause and justification of the
present separation on the part of England.
He has long beer. conyinced that there isnoth-
ing in the Council of Trent that could not be
explained satisfactorily -that is, authoritvely
by the Church Of Rome, and not by individ-
uals. As TO such questions as the lmmacu-
late Conception, he asks that they should not
be made authoritative doctrines, but they
should be held, if at all, only as pious private
opinions.
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SITuATED one and half miles from
- Crot "a tes county .Iow%, ooatAnias 1oo serea With
nrst5ste i,nproyement,; hne lrge Houss, Bank Barn
edops md otder baiMtAetG me-, ssn6oDsDsoie Tssae
ehoses varieties q d9srsat fuits Plenty Of water Al
she tins. Land god and perfect HtA YIN scrl al
GOOD ANAL hense, 60 acres q splepdd az
ha1iroad Iheissfsr Co pey 10 Aay psssoa donble ~
eosA casar 81 q Sse9sss. ~ asisg wood 1asod ana
nancy. Call aud sea q brgsin n III 4YCErT
decSl-fhv1 On the placs, Iast Of Csotcn.
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p : = y = = . y = q
THEGAITE5CITY,
A SIGH OF WARS.
.l1f,1Ay. y, ssvss Gil Isl.

EUFBsIN Mpssf1TsEGfs s y = a.
My life is but blighted hspe---s IA "a
blossom by the way side thrown;
The dreams, that danced before my eye
In bfightse dsys, Asrssneynjs 9sss~sS
On field and flower, on hill and stream,
shadow rests, without CLEAN
Of pleasant sunshine, gliding Ger
The paths trod with JOY before.
Has Nature changed or is the gloom
whidas decgeas 'er scsnes inmefad ,fsfiF
A sadness Of the heart, which spreads
It's trailing mists Ger land and scar
All not in Nature; other eve.
See beauty in her ssnny skies, o9 asgzsgsr
And mountain crags;. and in her notes. a.,
OF bird and brook Wild music fonts
To others ears, ns once to mine. u ra.ts.st, + 81.
Der me The changed has passed-o'er Inc
Fair glorious Nature net Ger thee &fAs
OF wiihercd hope is wove the spell
That shruuds the scenes loved 80 well. = "a
oh. give me hack nay boyhood's dreAms,
When life was young; and hills and streams,
And fields aud flowers, shall be as then,
And birds shah sing old songs again At3
Oh give back the friends knew
The schoomates of my happy years ~ 3D.
When hours on golden pinions few, s.
And tears were only April tears!
The brook by whose sweet banks we strayed.
With hook and line. in careiees icy. 40
Shall babble over former tales
And shall be once more n bow 14 tHno5 teu
Vain thoughts be still; ne'er shall be given
The dreams of youth; searths Visions fade
With hecting years-look UP to Heaven =
No clouds those brilliant landscapes shade
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Speer's Port Grape Wine

DURE and four years old, for the C1mmn-
u nj "a Tals aud Family use Prescribed bj Ply Sd
eisn. for Ysrnsie- Weakly Persons aud fnvsiids The
Great Remedy for kidney Afnietions, Rheumafsm sni
all Chronie Dia~as.s
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LOUISVILLE, JAN II.
The Journal publishes letter from old
John Bell, of Tennessee, to George Baber,
Of this city. giving his views upon the ques-
tons now before the country He complains
of poor health, and gives a partial and hesi-
taupg Endorsement of the President policy,
and to the verdict Of events He says he is
not hopeful of the long duration of constitu-
tonal liberty in this country. He promises to
write more letters.
The trial of the desperate guerrilla known
as One Armed Berry, will begin here next
Monday. before the Military Commission OF
which Major General Hartranft is President.
Berry is to be tried upon the charge Of murder
and rape. There are against him fourteen
sEalgcs ofmurder and two of rape.
The case of Colonel James S. Jacques
charged as being accessory to the killing OF
Louisa {. Williams, by abortion. in Septem-
Der last, Is now on trial in the Circuit Court
here.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 10.
The collector of internal revenue has seized
two hundred and forty-sayeea haxes Of cigars
rom New York because Of fraudulent Gov
eminent stamps thereon.
Rey. Joseph Fisher, one of the most emf.
nent divines of Kentucky. had his skull frac
tured bv a sung shot. on Fourth street Mon
dsyeyening and has been insensible ever since,
A consultation of physicians this afternoon re-
port no hope of his recovery
LOUISVILLE, Jan. l /.
Rev. Joseph J. Fisher died to-day from
wounds received from assassins on Monday
night He was entirely unconscious to the
last.
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ACES OF LIVING Authors. -From Clutch $
far famed Literary Almanac we CLEAN the fo,-
lowing interesting account of the ages of GER
tain living writer's;
James Hannay, 80; Matthew Arnold, Al ;
Wlkie Collins. AZ: John Ruskin, Al Rev.
C. Kingleys, AZ; Captain Mayne Reid, AS; G.
II. Loves, 40; Tom Taylor, 49, Shirley
Brooks, 90 William Howard Russell. so
Anthony Trolope, 81; Charles Reade. 50
X. Browning. Sd c. Mackay, 81 c. Dick
ems, "a; A. Tennyson, 81; Sir Archibald
Allison. 56; Mark emon, 81; Edward
Mall, 81; r. NJ. Mines, 81 w. f. Glad
stone, 56; Charles Lever, 80; Professor
Maurice, 61 Sir +. Bulwer Lytton, III
Benjamin Disraeli, Gil Harrison Ainsworth,
Gl 5. c. Hall, GO; Barry Cornwall, g.
Samuel Lover, So; Albany Fonbanque. 90
Rev G, Gleig, 70; T. Carlyle, 10; W. How
EFT II; Sir John Bowring, "a Rev. Fl. H,
Milman, - Charles knight, rs; j. 7. Col
her, II, and Lord Brongham, IS.
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Lee County Poor Farm.

IN ance With resolution Of the Board OF Supervisory
ofLe County Iowa sealed proposals viii be received y
the Undersigned committee till first Monday in Feb
rusry 1865 In regard IL le ting the Poor Farm together
with all the and all other properly there
70 belonging. Such proposals gill state the length Of
time tho person desires lease the the price
agreed 10 be paid for the rental of the together
with the price for boarding the poor per week tor the
person II l. proposed that the person who rents the
Poor Farm shall take charge If all the poor in the Poor
House, and give good and sufficient secnry, to be ap-
proved by this COMMITTEE for the fsthfal perfo
OF his duty under the entered into
the tenant and this COMMITTEES beh ~ OF the county
fropc.ss mast be rscted this COMMITTEE In of
the cerk Of the Board of suparvi-ors Fort Madison,
Iowa. i UyDF
=. H. HOLLAND COMMITTEES.
jsn6dlm ELIAS oyHRToN
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Vnl~0Ne Property IL Big
.uONnd for Sale.

OFFER my property for sale, situated In
= Rg Msani Lee couats, to~a, eoast,t,.g Of s.saty
acres less Que ls Nth good dwelling b ne. hltchI
and cilss, fArxe store roc, woei h,uss cosi b uss
barn and hyuses geoi bsacksmits ID ~ veil Of
living water tbs tsa door; hns yone srch va a
apple And rry trees and all the aad under fence md
in good state Of Also, t~eny three acre.
Of tim ser iaui With coal baht on H. three mea s,suf
bsrgdn eau BE- hid, sppaisd fog ssoen. will taHe
In part psymsat. saeona, hospss cd hsReess. =
For further partioaiars enquire 81 me unts.isned
the premises y. C0fFfNDAFF8R.
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SUGAR! SUGAR!

GUGARS-50 hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
~ old crop, for sale by "
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Oh BARRELS Crushed, Powdered, Gran
~ itatsd, Rsaned Whits And yellow eegaE, ~
- By I4saN HgoksDoa ANNA. :
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MOLASSES--30 kbls. N. q. 6yap Mo-
As-fs'' ''Ai's', e s: 3: |ss z -. !.
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rNIAxNRED. = The pirate Semmes has
written letter in which he declares that his
. sense of manhood remains unmpaired
Quite likely; he hasn't impaired it by use,
certainly.
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MY present residence, situated on the cor
ASl ner OF nirth Morgan cts iafs M and g.
block IL 1t Il st~o star, brick house ming eight
rooms. ~ita gspd oh'inilsinEs tsse nrr I'M be
pr pert, All in good repair. The lot- ~il LEI With
ctoios 'ruit trees aud phrphbery Peach Pear Qipce
Plum, apple and ssrry TEES all fruit IL ,besidsk
all the smaller fsuits II cannot md purchaser nj
the snd three lis will sell the holse and k No
T. upon vhiSh alt the inuov1aeDts ar situHsrd sTht
p perty rtaste In ine OF the best n-gneofhoos In
the ctr, only ave inmates walk from business
portion OF Main street, will be sosd NJ fan price and
upon favorable tsrms Possession given immediately
Also good hand PisnA and Piano OF ,ol which
offer for few days ct hundred and ny doors. II
slet ~ anl nip Il TO che smauufaceprerss itfanhe
oand On ths premisss nentioped, 1t the ofacs cf
, 1866-12-29
The following table shous the shipments OF all
kinrs Of G1a:a nom ChlcaEo for the past twenty
nfut JttfSs
shtrxrx1a Or rkopz taKoCoko TO WHAT, AND
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