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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

An OLD RooKERY DEsTRoYED.-Among the
many improvements ipaugurated under the
new regime, not the least gratifying is the de-
molition Of sundry old buildings which have
for years been in toppling condition. One ol
these in Montague-street, near Coming, was
yesterday demolished. For some time past it
had leaned toward the street in dangerous
manner, and passers-by were compelled to
make wide detour to avoid the rick OF an &C.
cident. It was long used as Westinghouse
by the colored people, but was abandoned on
account of its insecurity. 1t is now level with
the ground, and if the same process we're ap-
piled to the adjoining buildings, the neighbor'
hood would be decidedly improved.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22
G!ethina anb furnishing Gooos.
NOW is THE TIME!

Skp@ytHJ WV cs"k"'oV'"J 01"'"'
NOW is THE TIME!
p ? 3
NOW is THE TIME TO THROW OFF
YOUR WINTER CLOTHING AND TO Re-
PLACE 1T WITH GARMENTS SUITED TO
THE WARM WEATHER THAT Is NOW
UPON US. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A
LIGHT WooLLEN OR LINEN SUIT, YOU
WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT
MAcULLAR, WILLIAMS d PARKER's,
Who have full stock of NEW GOODS, JUST MAN
UFAcTURED, that will suit ALL as will be seen by
the List of prices given below:
A nice style Of CHECK CASHMERE SUITS
Sack, Pants and Vest. 90
A nice style of Grey Flannel suit-Sack, Pants
and fest.... .................-..... w
nice style Of Grey Flannel suit-sack, Pants
and Vest est....................... LIZ w
Real Scotch Fancy Cashmere Suit-Saci, Pants
and Vest. uu
Dark Mixed Cashmere Suit-Sack. Pants and
Vest................ .......................S w
Dark Mixed Cashmere Suit-sack, Pants and
Vest.................. ......................N w
Fine Dark Indigo Blue Flannel suits-sack,
Pants and Vest. w
Fine Dark Indigo Blue Flannel Suits-sack,
Pants and Vest. ..........................E w
Fine Dark Indigo Blue Flannel Suits-Sack,
Pants and Vest. .............'.....2 w
New style Fancy Cashmere Sacks, good al Gus
tom work. TO 10 oo
New style Fancy Cashmere Pants. ......s4 to 10 90
New style Fancy Cas- siinere Vests. to 90
Fine Black Cloth Lined Sacks. ks.........s9to to 16 90
Fine Black Cloth Dress Frocks, equal to
any custom work rk......................Ss 10 30 w
Fine Black Doeskin Pants to II O0
White Marseilles Vests equal to custom
make......... ......................so 70 w
White and Colored Linen and Duck
Sacks. sl oU 10 w
White and Colored Linen and Duck
Pants. .ol w 10 . w
White and Colored Linen and Duck
Vests. 81 81 TO OO
Cottonade and satinet Sacks .........s2 90 to so
Cottonade and Satinet Pants. .........S10 90 to SO
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
WHITE SHIRTS, Silk and Merno UNDER
SHIRTS, Brown and Bleached Jean and Linen
DRAWERS, GLOVES, HOSIERY. TIES, scARFs
BOWS, COLLARS, &c.
ar ONE PRICE. Goods al marked in plain ag-
ures No deviation made.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
NO. 27O KING,
CORNER OF HASEL-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22


MAYORS CouRT.-m consequence OF the
renovation now n progress at the Guardhouse,
the court was held ct the City Hall, and the
unusual sight caused large crowd to collect.
No business of any importance was transacted,
and the City Treasury did not receive many
greenbacks. -.
A colored woman, for swindling another and
stealing clothes from her, vas fined $50.
Three white drunks were lined SO, and one
.colored, that was somewhat mitigated, was
fined only s5.
A stray horse cost his owner s5, and two or
three characters were referred to magistrate.
DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. GEORGE ". LOGAN
pRrsnNG.-The court met at 10 o'clock: the
Jurors we're called and answered Jury No.
was assigned to duty first, and then Jury No.
Z, alternating through the day.
The first case heard was that Of the State
cs. Kate Nesbet, colored, for assault and bat
terv. After the reading of the indictment, the
case was heard and verdict Of guilty rem
dered.
The State us. James Washington, colored-
Indictment for assault and battery with intent
IN kill. The witnesses were examined by Mr..
Havne for the State, and Mr.. ]. B. King for the
n isoner. After argument by counsel on both
sides, the jury gave verdict of ''guity OF as
sault."
The State Us. John Meyer, assault and bate
~, guilty.
The State us. Henry Burgess, colored, indict,
mept for larceny of poultry. Mr.. Seymour de,
landed the prisoner, but he was found guilty
The State Us. Dan Smith, colored. for larceny
of tobacco, guilty.
The State Us. John Adams, colored, assault
and battery, guilty.
The State os. Samuel Fox. assault and bat
ter, guilty.
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The SroRM.-Our Walhana correspondent
saws: ssThe county has been visited by one OF
inc severest rains that has been experienced
for many years. AL the bridges have been
washed away, and some crops ruined. 1t ia
now raining again."
Our Hamburg correspondent writes: ''Last
Thursday and Friday we had slight freshet
which did some damage to plantations in the
country and to gardens in that town. Some
houses we're surrounded by water, which pre-.
vented the inmates rom leaving them. The
highest point reached by the water at the
Augusta Bridge was twenty nine and hall
teet. On Saturday the river fell to nineteen
and half feet, at which point it now stands
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

UsMA1IABIE LETTERs.-The following letters
are held in the Charleston Postof6ce on &C
count Of not being stamped, or for other
causes:
Airsten, D. N. Dr., Fort Valley, Ga, not
stamped; Baynard, Mary B., st. Stephen g, s.
c., illegal stamp; Brown, James, OrangeDurg,
6. C., Short paid; Brown, John D.. Winston,
S. c., illegal stamp; Carpenter, NJ, Fort Macon,
Ga, short paid; Chartrand, John, Branchyllle
S. c., not stamped; Dieckmann, F.: A, Ne"
York. not stamped; Foster, c., Ashyiile, n. T.;
not stamped; Forlngton, Robt, Green pona
S. c., illegal stamp; Flagg, A. B., Dr., not q.
.rected; Free, J. W., Lenolr, Ga, not stamped
Gibson, G. L., Germantown, Ohio, lliesaal
stamp; Harrison, Miss L., Anderson, 5. e., i
legal stamp; Hampton, T. Wade, Louisville, D.
c., not stamped; Hartridge, c., Savannah, Ga,
not stamped; Jones, Benz, Allendale, 5. w.
not stamped; Jacobs, Henry, Philadelphia, "a,
not stamped; Jones, c., Lancaster, s. G., lle'
gal stamp; Logan, George, New Orieaas, La,
not stamped; Mcdaniel, ]. E., New Orleans N
La. illegal stamp; Mickey, Henry, Rockville
S. c., short paid; Nelson, John, Augusta, ia,
not stamped; O'Connen. James, Brooklyn, n
Y, not stamped; Oelrichs & Co., New York, not
stamped; Phillips, R., Miss, New Orleans, La,
stamped; Susie, Macon, Miss, illegal stamp
Shirley, John T., Memphis, Tenn, not stamped
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

A CITY BAKEHousE.-The proposition has
been made before the City Council to establish
a city bakehouse for the benefit OF the several
institutions dependent upon the public funds.
The idea is unquestiopably good one. The
culinary department should be subject to as
much system as any other department., and
under superintendent rightly administer
ing its affairs, the saving to the city would be
quickly appreciated. Every housewife knows
the difference in her favor between the bread
she makes and that which she buys; and the
same principle. applied on the g1ander scale
required by the public institutions, would
doubtless verify individual experience.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22
Drugs, Gbemifals, Gtf.
REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR,
T4TpPOVFDy

IMPROVED!
It Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigora.es the Roots Of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow lu1uriautiy.
It Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
It keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald for
years.
It is composed entirely of simple and purely vege
table substances.
II has received over six thousand voluntary testi-
monials of its excellence many of which are from
physicians In high standing.
It is sold in hafpound bottles (the name blown In
the glass;, by uggists and Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle. wholesaleby
Demas Barnes & Co.; F. C. Webs & Co.; Schiefelin
4 Co. New York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. H.
Il you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &c.; or, MILLER's Almanac;
If YOU want Printing executed neatly;
Ifyou want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
count Books made to order, with any desired
pattern OF ruling, go to H1RAM HARRIS, Agent,
Nc. SO Broad-street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

WHOLESALE GRooERs IN BALTrMoRE.-Those
of our merchants who may desire to purchase
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

or, were appointed committee 10 eAamtne
into the subject and report at the next meeting.
The Mayor also stated that the contract OF
MIR. Francis Summer to repair the city dock
had been accepted and signed, and AIr. Sum-
mer had agreed to do the same for $500.
The Mayor offered a suggestion, that the
sidewalks to be repaired be hereafter done at a
part expense of the citizens owning the prop
erty in those sections. He further stated that
the contracts for the shell road would be signed
to-day, and that survey was now being made
for the proposed railroad in Washingt
| Alderman Honour offered the following reso-
luton:
Rescued, That on and after this date the
City Treasurer be authorized to charge fifty
cents fer every transfer of city stock.
Adopted.
Alderman Whilden offered resolution that
the files of city papers in the City Hall be re-
moved to the Charleston College Library, and
be kept in trust for the city.
Alderman Olney moved that the following
physicians be appointed to visit the city hos
pitals under the Health Department.: E. Ged-
dings, ]. J. Chisolm, F. II. Robertson and j. P.
Chazal. Further consideration was postponed.
A motion that the City Registrar be author
ized to print five hundred copies Of his last re-
port for distribution, was adopted.
On motion of Alderman Cosgrove, the Coun-
Gil proceeded to elect commissioner of the
Aims House to fill the vacancy, and Mr.. E. D.
Enston was duly elected.
| Tho Movo,. th,+ No,no;I l,,,-- al,
own horses and calts to do the scavenger work
No further business appearing, the Council
adjourned.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30

GREAT GRIEF.--As an original ex
preston of heavy grief, we doubt " any
thing more touching has been read than
the following, OF crushed heart in Star
City, Nevada. Mrs., Of that city,
an excentric old lady, recently rushed
into thereon of relative, and without
waiting for the usual salutations said
"Well Johns dead" (Her husband.)-
dead, is 1t impossible Yes, dead.
Died last night. Want you all to come
t. the funeral. The Masons and Odd
Fellows are going to turn out, md we
will bave beautiful time.n
Deaths being OF rare occurrence In the
settlement Of course every body went
10 the funeral, Next day somebody re-
marked to the old lady that there was q
large turnout. eyes, JUDGED there was. y
she replied, 'but didn't enjoy myself
as well as l have at some funerals, the
hosscs cut up so.h
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30

The genalogy of the Tudor family, re.
marks witty Frenchman,' is very re-.
markabla. One of the family, when
Noah was in his ark, solicited perm1is-
sion to enter, but as the ark was full his
request was refused. "Take my genoa.
ology at any rate, ".cried the man, who
threw it into the ark, and then slid
from the plank on which he was floating
and died happy.
\ new style of necklace for ladies ID
thus described: Eleven Brazilian bugs
are mounted in gold and fastened to the
chain which clasps about the neck. BE-
tween each bug large pearl is suspen-
ded from the chain. Ear-drops are
made of pearls and bugs. The bug is OF
a rich green, blended with black and
gold. In necklaces only the back OF
she'll of the bug Is, used, which bears Z
strong resemblance to the back Of
small turtle.
Peter Cartwright, tho celebrated
Methodist preacher, is still vigorous q
tho age ofeighty three. tesss
The Freemasons Of Philadelphia areto
crccta gigantic temple, $50 feet long,
l5O feet wide, and with tower 800 6sse
high. II is to be placed 80 that thsss
will be street on every side, it istoeaat
three-quarten Of . million, and 81 AvA
years in building. The lot is al1Dady
purchased. sas.f
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30
How the Swiss Make Matches.

1t is the general custom III Bernc, says
a Swiss writer, that the lovers father
should play the wooer to the parents
Of the bride. He frequently goes to
them and says: "My lad likes your
daughter. suppose you have nothing
much against it, and that it will suit
you ?" Or sometimes he goes in more
elaborate fashion, as in the case Of the
father who Knocked one evening late at
. window, begged the old people to look
out, aud then began 1T Is Gods will
that my boy and your girl should come
together. have had to make up my
mind to it, and % will you; but should
like to ask what dover you mean 70 give
her-about thousand pounds, I fancy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30
The Supervisor System.

Editors Of Adrertiscr:-In your issue
of the 9th inst, d admits our definition
Of the word instruct" and we are hap
py that he is convert to our doctrine
ofinstructing urleeislatures, but seems
unwilling that the Board should monop-
olize the instruction. We have all along
urged their right to instruct, from the
fact that they were agents Of the people,
and had that right rs their 1etegatcs, so
have the whole people the same right;
and if tAe people do not advise, instruct,
nor petition their agents, they are no,
SO cnlpable as they would be If they went
contrary to instruction. If we expect
our wishes as people to be carried out
or incorporated into our common law
we must fully advise them Of our wishes.
To direct, or order, is rigid definition
OF the word ''instruet;n to enlighten the
mind, teach or tram up is the general
acceptation of the term. Go on, then,
Board of Cedar county, and enlighten
the minds Of our Legislators that there il
some amendment needed with regard to
the law for collecting taxes. ID ridicules
the idea of law regulating rents, &C. We
think they are fit items for legislation
and anything else that will secure just
ice and equality, and prevent fraud and
oppression. What shall circumstances
be permitted to extort money from the
unfortunate and the law give no redress!
Republican, member of the Board,
and singular, but true that none but the
Board have advocated the continuance
Of that system. Has any one but p ad.
yocatcd the Commissioner System: We
think this indicates satisfaction with
the people. AL reflections or the hon.
esty Of the people are from D. -Wc be.
lieve the honesty Of tile Board will com.
pare favorably with his pet commis,
sioncr system. Very many Of tho sstascs
have changed from the Commissions
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II approve the MATCH" resurS6sa -
other party; 'sbut I cxn't shsM1 te-Jess
Ing her more than . hundred pssn"
~"You don't mean it," said the osnses
Indeed do, not one half-psnay
more, even that is too much"
"Then. y replied the former, 'ft isnne
Gods will, that the two shonA cone
together. Tho LORDS purposes ass NJ
fathonablc, and his wayy past dndlA9
out. Gccd night. No o6snse h0po."
"Quite the reverse" said ~ 6thess
and quietly closed the window. ,4,4
There are many men nearer ho1A
and better educated, whose idea of 0sdh
willn l. just about ~ conditional . -
interested fathers In the above GO.
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Roys ought not to be permitted to
travel in the season. They are too
sharp. At the Fort William Henry
House we saw lover and lady tormen-,
It'd by the company Of the lady's youuE-
err brother
"ris sweet lake !" sighed the lady;
II wish | might have an island In It,
and solitude"
without me-" said the lover, plant.
lively. >s
"You are solitude to me - she said
you put the rest of the world far Off
from us!"
"Yes," said the boy, ''hc is sweet
old solitude, he is! He's solitude with
bar room in it, and boys to set up ten
pins. He's more solitude by hisse.f
than fortitude." :"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30
OFFICIAL D1RRCrORY

~
Clerk OF Dist. Courts YATES, f%E
ReCCsdef-JES6E JAMES.
County Judgc-J BETS,
~kher1M-J d SHEARER.
Eo46her~WM III HAMMOND. ~
:. Sufyeyof-A @ MILLER ~
Go. Gup0rintendent-E Z RHASRTT.
Drainage CUmmissioncr-kOB'T 0OWRR.
.Memh0rs Of Hoard Of fSupervisors-PreAiden
ter: - GRAHAM, Cass: r FER0rsON, Dayton;
CPADKN. Pennington; II r RIGBr, Fremont;
II y CAAPRELL. Cover; II FRANZ, ,lInIand; l.
TATCM, Iowa; y DANCE, Linn; II b POTTER;
Massillon: RICE, Pioneer; & 3 RoUsER, Red
Oak; BAKER, Rochester BHEARER, Spring
neld T LEsCH. Apringdale. ts,s fs5s
NFANrTOU LODGE, No. 4 i. o. of o. F.,
Wl TIPToN, iowa. Meeting might every
Friday evening, In the 2d story of cMaanarn' 3
building. WM II. HAMMOND, n. u.
AILAs HOoN, Sccsy.
/ CEDAR IODGE No. II, a. C.Ns A. NJ. Upton,
NJ lows heeslq<re&ulsr scomlnuntcatAOns on
"Wednesday eyenings on or before.
Visiting br6thren Welcomed. Is.k
$. W.aYOCN0, SSc. ]. .W.CABAD, w. NJ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-30
Hot.air Cooking.

At the Londod Society or Arts reee0t~
IL was exhibited the Invention Of Cap
tain warrnn Of the British army for
cooking for the army aud other large
bodies Of men. Captain Warran's apar
ratus consists OF two parts, the stovo
proper, and the hot air and stsaming
vessels In connection with II. The
stove, which IL OF wrought iron. COM
tains two boilers for supplying water
for breakfasts, teas, and washing-up
purposes, and for furnishing AtcAm 70
the cooking vessels; and roaster, ps
oven. From the peculiar construction
- thc two boilers. which by their snApe
form the flucs, the heat Is communlcA-
ted to them In tho most economical
manner; and it is with the steam thus
formed that the principal portion Of the
work Is done, by making 1t pass through
the inner and outer Innings Of the rect
angular cooking tins on the top. These
tins simply rest on the stove, and can BE-
put on or offat pleasure, and the work
Of cooking by means of the hot air they
contain appears to be the distinguishing
feature Of the invention. The meat k
cooked slowly in its own juices; and
there is neither absorption of water nos
any considerable loss Of the meat essence,
and burning, smoking, and overlook
Ing In avoided. The eonsumption Of
fuel amounts TO not more than IoaF
ounces tn sacen caAces per nian day.
At Afdersnot the apparatus lies been
in use for some time, and practical ex-
perience has shown that the daily ra-
tions Of two hundred men may he cook
Ell with an expenditure Of only thirty
Ave pounds Of coal. Nor n the saving
Of coal the only economy. All meat
d'minishcs in weight In the process of
cooking but In the case of meat cooked
according to Captain Warrants system.
this necessary loss Is diminished by
0loat two ounces In every pouAd. Two
courses were cooked under the direction
Of the inventor, consisting Of fowls, lon
OF mutton, potatoes. &C., and they were
pronounced by visitors to be excellent
in all respects. The system, though
mainly intended for barracks, hospitals.
and other large establishments, Ia equa'.
ly applicable to lhc necessities Of pri-
vate families.
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W. N. HOEY,

s..@.. - W. N. HUE
4 rGrTONEER, CI.AnExcE, Iowa: VIII sell
n goods at aactlon In Cedar county, when
called on. Also
VIII attend to buying and selling land, pay ing
taxes, &c. All business done with propiptness
and dispatch. Once at w. Flanagan 4 Co.'S
store, In ClAreflcc. vl3n3S
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AARON p. GILBERT.

-.t AAHO0 =. 11AbG6Is
r AND, T.AN-PAYING And COLLECTING
IL Agent, Convsynncsr. DraGshtsman % OF
Iowa. Land business transacted In all Its
branches, taxes paid for non residents. titles
examined, collections made, abstracts furnish-
cd, patents procured, bounties and pensions
collected. Once In basement Of Court House,
wlthI4 Il Sweet, 5ka# &@ska
RErERENcEs.-Hon VIM Wolf, II c Piatt. II
& Carr. Upton. Iowa; Drake 4 Covington, Mus
catinG. Iowa. Att
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JOHN 8. TuTHILL.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
81 Insurance Agent, Convey anccr and Claim
Agent. Once with tho County Treasurer, In
the court house.
Upton. f~wa Sept 10th, 1858 na6vl3y
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s. L. SMITH,

4 TTOllNEY At LAW, Notary Public, Con.
N vegancer nnd Collecting Agent. will furn.
ixh abstract ~ Land titles, 1hd give especial
attention to the sale ~ real estate.
Office with Wolf a Lnndt, Upton, Iowa.
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G. =. INGMAN.

N.atc Treasurer Of Cedar c0eaty, Iowa.
REAL ESTATE EA<sENT,
Ofilce In the Court House, TfPTON. IOWA.
DEAL ESTATE bought and Gid on commis-
III sion; Taxes paid, and ltG01 Estate redeem
cd from Tax Sales; Records 6Ettles examined
aIid abstracts made. Also, sgsss
Agent for Hartford Fire Insurance GO.
Policies tssued on favorable terms, and loSscs
promptly pod MS
Pure tlrosads dsniess tin balkl e ALDEN's.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and General Col
d loctlng Agent. Applications made for
Back Pay, BssstJ and Pensions Il Discharged Sslden
or for the heirs Of deceased soldiers. No charge
made unless the application IL successful. AlSo
legally licensed CbArcYunccr for Cedar county.
able terms. Office with the Clerk Of tho Dis
-trict C0urt. TIrrON, Iowa. vl3n2l
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
Town Property For Sale In the VIII
lage or MI. Carmel.

T ARGE DOUBLE LOT. convenient Buildings,
IL all In good repair, Fruit frees,&e. Terms
roassaab BILE. Rossossion can be given the lst Of
March.
Also for sale, a lot cfwood left on the nremlses.
fsb7 sms DAVID WEDD.
Indiana American., 1868-04-03
IRY THIE GllDEN PENS.
TRADE WANTED.

A Comfortable House and Lot in some town In
n White Water Valley, wanted in trade Tor S2e
acres of land in TENT County, Missouri Enquire
at this ollicp June l4-tf