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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16
Ogoujlle nailg 4iUttt Nrtnrf.

Cor WEr.-A Slight Mistake occurred at
one of our hotels a few nights since, which
shocked the nerves Of the trucut If No -.
1t seems that one Of our most entcrprisinE,
go-ahcad, public spirited citizens had been
sloshing around, and dined on fat and fine
things drank healths, toasts, and what not
in sparkling hiclsick at Franks, until he
worked himself up to a pitch of fun, trolic
AMI general friendship with himself and
the entire community except the Jews This
class lie was down on for some real or i'm
aginary cause. He piru'ed about and
finally sought quarters in the Orleans hotel.
lie worked himself into the apartment Of .
staid, straight laced Connecticut dentist,
who is at this time in the enjoyment of very
il, health, aud did not see the fun Of charg.
iar around all night lie was assured by
his partner for the night, that quiet should
reign till daylight, SO the doctor fell back
into the arms of Morpheus, ard so did Me-
Kinstry. The latter rose early, Being Il
business man, but the first named was
wroth to find that his room and things had
been sprinkled, perhaps by the chamber
man-pcrhops not, He appealed to the
landlord for redress, and made out a bill Of
damaged items amounting to $2l,00, and
averrel that his boots were not set by his
bedside to be the receptacle for rectifed
spirits, filtered lager and champagne. The
jolly Mac put in n general denial, but would
replace the boots with a new pair if he would
let the other thing stand
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16

REAL ESTATE Our friends, Bird & Morse
arc doing fine business in the real estate
and general agency line.
IRA new Billiard Saloon will be opened
in the L. s Hotel tonight.
H. i. Carnham, Esq, has or thanks for Marysville
and san Francisco papers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-16

q PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCHASE
CZt Drugs Fancy Articles or Perfumery. will do
\ Il well to cali AT the OROVlLLE DRUG STORE.
[4yl on Montgomery, one door from DOwner street,
near he Orleans Hotel The following list comprises
a portion or the stock on hand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

\ CHEAr lcE Hot ST. ANY person
in the country where timber is heap,
can erect nm icc-hou>c at hut little cx-
pcnsc A tina, is required j 10 pnt
ny small frame for the ~il,. Ut the
house required. and board i, NJ cl',e,
tween, all around. lhi, space i stuli-
ed close with straw or dry SAW dust.
The root is made IN the same manner,
and the house is then complete. STRAW
and saw dust are cheap, and good non
conductors. The house should he III
uated on Dir, spot. and should hav,
q drain under the floor. Ii should al
So hc cnn,enieu, I" l,c filled easily
The walls OF stone and brick re huu>l-
should be double, a> we'll ~ those 81
wood. Great care should BE- cNcrcisea
in packing icc-;.iI the blocks >houla
he clear and solid, and ahoai The same
thckncS-. so that they max be packed
close together, and frozen into Il solid
mass. la favorable situations gon,,
Ice HOUSE. may be- rxca,atca. likerit>">,
in the face ut hill. >c,ch,f,h bnr,
car
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18
- -
The Voc In Him OIL.

We are vet without tn. official vote
in Illinois. Returns from ninety -scv-
en- counties official and three csti,na-
ted. give Buchanan lo3.U7o. Fremont
9l,235. Buchanan, majorit, s,s35.
The three counties estimated are raw
tor.i Cumberland, an.l Edward
which We put down nj i,2eo for lin-
channn. They viii give tina, Wlmhcr
fully, perhaps reaching 30. Rich
arison's vote from ninety SIX counties
official Is lUi. 92l. ana El>eelFs lD1.-
9O6. The remaining counties vii! all
give Buchanan majority. fh'c"dn
Tim,t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

The NostAsra majosity In 1880 was
& aud 10 less II VA 81, showing .
eaia b Avor Of Free States Of -.
Thus ~ pseesivs hat the Southern
staAss Asvs not only not bsen guilty
a aagrssaioa, bat Asvs st NO time since
he adopeios Of tAs Constitution had
~ pssss y d ~
This cry Il slsvsholdins aeersssioa
b . villaiaess vsesg upon our dsvs.
heldiag bsseAssa, end has never been
snploysd By honest politicians; h b
uasd b ~ hearted dsaagosass who
~ willing y employ he gresssst Alss.
Aseh VIII vAisA v snkindls section.
4 bassesass ~ haaA nd When he
paa1loae - ,hsssaGhly asoassd. 70
f,i ~ u 4Aalessws ssssups aaa
~ ,a.i.sa - psnssA q
, q. s..,as4h |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

The advantages oil the Union Of the
states has ever been in ratio OF 10
!. The sun, appropriated ior internal
lmpro' cmcnt up 10 ls+5 show that IL
millions were expended at the North
and only = millions at she south du-
ring that period VI - years. Inc OPP
Grafton OF the Tariff duties has ever
been TO build up and enrich the mai
utacturers OF the North ami n"t oil
the non manufacturing States m the
South. The advantages at the larltl
have been all on the side of the North,
So of our sub Treasury system. The
Federal Government has it, Mint ii
Philadelphia, and keeps the largest
portion Of its funds and pays them ou'
IN the large northern cities.
But tanaticism and wilfui misrrprc
,entation have united in ,illit,ing, ira
ducing, and slandering the sls,ehold-
ing States, and have kept ii up ~ long
that many who have not taken the
pains To- investigate the la1>, have
honestly learned Ia believe that the
South is aggressive. NJ wondci That
| this continual villiication Of northern
dclnagogues and sectional organlza
tons create feeling Of Indignation al
the South at the manifest injustice .
the charges maaeagainst their politl
| cal conduct.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

Here then 10 the proof that three
quarten Of oil the advantages Of the
Union in the xcquisitiou Of territory
have been in favor OF the Northern
Sssssa, and that the South hes not con-
vsrtsd foot Of free territory belong
ing 70 the United States into slavehold.
ing territory.
The is not Southern aggression.
We now proceed to show that since
the adoption Of the Constitution the
halancs Of political power has been in
the Northern StateA and that the South
srn States have u no time, Of them
sslvsA, had the powerto commit aggrss-
sion upon the rights Of the States.
livery ten ysan, the apportionment of
Representation 10 Congress has been
made from 1919 10 1852. We then
take each Of these political decades,
and show, that in the House Of Repre-,
,sntativss the free States have had q
majority which hes been continually
increasing. viz:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

Tie Cedar FALL, !;aunci says that
real estate advanced on the receipt OF
the Intelligence oil the letting OF tie
railroal contract. and there are many
buyer, il. town with pockets iuil "t
rocks, ir>irous of investing them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18
Tis;S'sP-O ~ II Ma sNINDs.ERS.

he old adage Is set "A rogue to catch
a ro%Gc. and ~ Thompson has the rep
utatI"n % helping along bogus Banks.
hy quoting thcm III his dcte,tor as
>nHnd, ms following adv, may be-
considered good
.ADNED .iRt ton iAlhoNlAt / BANk
->Nl,il.tH.--in thc year 1872, mat
named : i. huntington started DO
90 bank ii the District ut Cohinba.
coG!,i thrtar1ucrs ami Mechanic R'h
q. G"orgctown, and after getting out Il
Hutur,d thuusand dollars ui lis notes
on tn, nali> ~ he community, he ,rt
/, 'a,c III. AMI laughed u; the good ila
tolcd pubic vino porkctca the los,
aud had forgotten II. Huntington,
ciatvI with III, >uccss. refined urg the
prucrc,t>!or lev Ncaie, aud h, found
that c.rINhodN trusted INN H. .nuyh
A. ever, he tool 10 Il more easy way .,
hahln- inonr'. anG luigct note, L.
the an"nnt oi hall Il million doial>,
which notes every body took from him
aud gave Inn good money for. because
he Was respectable. Al a,t, folks
tuund the joke was getting too oNpcn-
tive. and the consequence j. that he
now iic~ in prison. with q fair prospect
ot spcn,liu. the rest 81 his ha>, there
In lS5i. some respectable hotel
keeper, n this city started bank in
Mari land, and called il the Valley
Bank of liagerstow and after getting
500. 600 Of the notes luto the hands
oi the good naiured public, they let
II 20. a. they themselves express ii,
and thcn laughed AT the good Joke they
had pcrrctrated on the community
They kept the hotel going, the good
naturcI public pockctcd the loss, still
paironze then hotel. and the green
"uc>. blinded hy their responsibility,
viii still continue To patronisc and trust
them until their eyes are opened by
Huntington operations.
Mark " hat We .ay-nc,er trust, en-
courage or patronise bank swindlcr
to the value of one cent in any way
whatever, for you will surely ge, sold
in the end.
Neper pafronize or trust a Bank
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

MrnprR.-We learn from the Cedar
Falls Banner that Mr.. Alphonsn
Brooks, formerly Of that place, we
murdered at Blue Earth City, Mime
sofa Territory. bv one Samuel liihlrr
1t appears that difficulty arose le
tween them in regard 10 Il land claim
when Hibler struck Brooks on thu
head killing him instantly. llibl"r i
at large.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

FaElezr.-The indianapolis Jour-
nal states that the amount in freight
scattered along BsllsSontaine Railroad,
and switeAed OF 1t way ssasioaa 10 i'm.
nsass. At indianapolis the freight
trains cannot oct nearer the Union De.
pot than ssvsn milsA On Friday
saght lest 4 train came In consisting Of
esty.twS eass loaded with saaAs fot
~ VaaAllA 5aAskss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

A contemporary describing a dance
as . village in the neighborhood said,
The gorgeous strings Of glass beads
glistened on the heaving bosoms Of the
village bellies like polished rubies on
the delioste surface Of warm apple
dnmplins,"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18
JOHN j. LOCKE,
House, Hotel = SSrIsslsbONt
FJkNl,HlNG WAREHOUSE,
WHOLESALE ANn hkfAIL
No. 10 Fourth street, Ten Buildings

ST. LOUIS. MO
NINE CUTLERY, SILVER Platad, Britaiia, Piai'ish-
i, ed JapaDnel and Plain Tfnware, Wooden and
Willow ware Feather busters. Brushes. BToon,s 4c
incnliugc very article in the House Furn lung line'
| would say to Merchants and D'aers-enerails
throughout tn West hatirg !etermin 1T" DO sire
tly cash business and receiving my goods dy't on
manufactures | all enahl u OFF, ereter
inducement, than any other Houss In the Westatn
country Country Merchants, while Ia The city, arr
rcque,t-d 70 call Goods packed and sent TO sny part
Of the country octgy l3nio
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

\ lHpGt II NiNloN. We learh
from the hogl,. that the stock for i
bridge across the Cedar River is AL
taken. and the work will hr common
ccd Immediately. Its estimated cost
is - 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

A MoDEL LETTER rog 1ur - "f
THE NEXT Observation-Disclosures va,
elected President Yesterday. will iiuG
Use for the following letter. which va,
written 10y Judge Mclean While Post
master General. to "a disappointed APP
plicant for reappo'ntment. In repl ID
his inquiry as to why he was not APP
pointed, the Judge wrote thus
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
June o, 1923.
SIR: The allegations against YOU
are numerous and strong, and are
chiefly these:
That YOU cannot write or read well
enough: are not safe accountant.
have been guilty Of the grossest negli-
gence in not delivering letters when
called for, u negligence ALWAYS incon-
venient, and often attended with inju-
ry; deliver letters frequently to per-
SONS for whom they are not intended,
and suffer them to be taken away: fail
to send letters and packages BY the
mail in proper time; some times send
ing of the mail without putting into i,
any letters or packets that had been
lodged at your office; reverse the des-
tination of letters, and send them back
to the places whence they came; have
not sense enough to discover the error
after the letters have been repeatedly
returned; make frequent and gross
mistakes in the bills forwarded to 9TH
er offices; open packages addressed to
other post offices; when mail is call
ed forIby a neighboring postmaster, han
ding out any one, right or wrong dis
obey the regulations respecting dead
newspapers; appropriate half dozen
Of them to your own use for two OF
three years, aud resort to the miserable
speculation Of selling them for wrap
ping paper; fill up circulating libra
ry with periodical works obtained in
this way; are uncouth in your behavi-
or, odious to the population; heap err
ror upon error, and avail yourself of
those errors in order to supplant your
employer; have been tried 6y the vic
image and found wanting; and, to sum
up, they charge you with want OF prin-
ciple and capacity.
Respectfully, your obedient
JOHN MCLEAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

Since the publication of the new toll
Grafton law in Turkey, lo6 Christian
Churches have been repaired or con-
structcd. The Sultan has contributed
$4,000 to one building. In fact every
thing is done by him and his Govern
ment to conciliate his subjects in this
respect.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

EKr \ distinguished writer says !:
There is but one passage in the Bible
where the girls are commanded to kiss
the men, and that is the golden rule.
Whatsoever We would that men should
do unto you, do We SO unto Them"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

WHEAr.-It is stated that 100000
bushels of wheat has accumulated with
in sixty days at Milwaukee and its
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

ls6o.-The Lexington Mo- Cit;sen
of the 5th, Nominates Willard Fillmore
for President and Edward Bates for
Vice President, They had MT heard
the news.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

re Whiskers and cold weather
seem to be coming on together, Al
the cold strengthens, the hair length
ens, It is sor, OF great coat Cor
mans ffoutispiees--aad don't look
badly. either, At lrast 20 the laaiea
think
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18
II D ~ e 8
COMMERCIAL COLLEG {,

SOUTHEAST CORNER WASHINGTON ANFNtt u 1Hikb II
II LOUIS, Mo.
Incorporated h. thu General Assembly, Janl-
l agy iwcnty-fouFth. 1919. with fun authority
$40 grant dipiomas award dfgrres, confer h"nors,
ami xerci>e all and sifg, lar ,h' privigs ommun
numerical colleges authurizei by law, ia other
siaies.'-t Charter, Sec >.
.mil races DrGll Eutls. BioE ke ping, ,.naer r. Ia
Gaictiat ous Commercial Law and y tnnianshil
q It'll Ia. an yuttf for the course separately
ami NJ tn", inst uctioiI ~ lhpattd liiHis hn-
n.y. aul not tn Ga ard each department J. iire-
panHit and u.d,r .ontTul u liz rspStNr Pfnlt -
ur wh alone j. rcspon. ihle for the progress Of has
fupii..
= Young Gentlemen wishing to pepar. hen-
live, 'oT business pursuits are especially invited
tyctI DUNG business hours. and rNalnine the mode
nf imparInG instruction, tn progress of ia" pupils,
aud H. superior In ,es extended to those desrous
+ IN drying tn IN elves Gr thc practical dutrs Vi
thu coFuIing-Eou>r. Personal ref'r.ncn given te
shove hundred aud hfiy t25Jl practical ac'''un-
tants now in charge OF books IN this city, all OF
when have completed their business c'incat n III
this Institution
n For circulars, containing information 10
regard 10 terms. til. course ~ INSTRUCT N, and all
husn. - connected with the ahov., can call Ut the
SUI East corner e WASHINGTON aytHu' aud Tliid
street OF addross,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

The nam ot Frank Leslie Of The Ii
Illustrated Magazine. appears IN the
New York Independents list OF tai'-
urr~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18
AtuiisDrissa 5.Oyc-lt upT.
A copy of a letter that was picked up
10 Marysyile, Cal, not long since:


Maresville july fore 1856.
Dear Cate you know luy you NOR an
any luther Girle in the World. aEd wat
the Recon you always want Me to tell
you so. no you ar almost gittir tired
Of waiting for me; no you luv me iii 10
brake your hart. no We OFT to gil mar
id, but how kin We it we kant-sa, wa,'s
the use in th,nkin bout it. thort Wen
sold mi mule that wud have nough to
pay the precher aud by you nice goun.
But tried la. at poker anu got strapt
the fust mite, Cate, yoa never playd po-
kern korse not. Vel, it's a contour
del NIFTY nice game as long as you kin
sit behind smori par; but when ""
kant git par, the pots gone. | luv
you SO much Cate that | almost hav
notion to sci me hors wagin and buck
. mite or , It farow, bu, how kin l--sa
Nj Who'll wagin wudent fec more an fore
or 5 good stalks, lie go back to the noun
tings an work an dig an SWEET and do ev-
erything kin to get money to git mar
i'd. ! amt anyways gelus Cate, but pleze
don't hug an kiss and 81, on J--n
BIS lapp any moor, you knaw he
amt worth shaks, he kant drink NOR m
3 hornes 'saout gittin tite; | kin stand
up under fiftey. You no kin lick him
2, and hav dun it aud kin do it agin.
But sint bit gelus, no | out to mar
id long ago, leven years is rether long to
kors . gal, but lie hav you yit Cate.
Good by, tell next We meat.
Your Affeckunate Lover,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

oR.NGE CRor.-Thc orange and
lemon crop, says the Palatka Fla
Democrat, will be good this season in
this part of the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

Mr.. Perkins. his wife and seven chill
drrn were burnt to death in their houst
in kirkvond. in the interior Of New
York. OF FRIDAY night.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

Bal. Of free Ter. l,39l
Thus We see that At the adoption OF
our present Constitution there WAS u
balance Of free territory merely by the
generous donation made by slave hold
ing territory.
The entire territory Of the United
states At this time liz 3,2iO,511 square
miles, 2,ad6,A2s sYuxrc miles are free,
and s4%,l4a slsvef Gliding. On this
slaveholding territory which has been
added, not one foot ot It was free rhen
Il Was acquired by The Lm,rd States.
30 that the Increase ot sla, eholding
territory canno, be justly charged to
the ayyvsssio" Of the South, for since
the adoption Of the Constitution o,446,-
OsV square miles Of territory have been
acquired, and Of this, l,9s3,49l are
ftes, and 400, sos are slaveholding, and
we're slsveholding when acquired, viz:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

Is" Four large Warehouses on Mar
~ and Warren streets. New ! ORR.
were burned on Sunday morning la~i.
Involving loss of s6Uu,uOn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

Oar towusuan, Mr.. william Hiseh.
shot Gray Eagle 10 this vicinity, %
4ss~Ny last. L measured sssea test
o". ieeaS1 tsca w 70 Mp Of 10 wiats
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

on Acres. ~ In high stat IL cultivation.
! 81 Water and Timber; situated On good
reai ahd ~ enc III the most dehghtfui n.ightorhd.
in the county, aud four miles from the civ Ami,
10 k"ct2o dtfD T. &. FApS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18
SEVERAL 49,
Iii Brick and Frame Houses Eiii
u. r.. GOZ.V'G r. 20.

NEAR ) DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
GENERAL Wholesale Western Agents Tor Turner
NJ Brothers celebrated Gingsv, Ridrkbervy, and
other NATIVE WINES AND YEl Ps, etc.; whole
sail dralers IN Tobacco. Cigars Oysters, etc. We
Invit the attention OF hants he above artig
cies. tn ner h Br.s Wines aud syrup. are To-
will known to need comment, and for the rest, wo
sell The best article al the lowest pfioe.
Nov. B d3m J r. GOING 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18
81 4 z
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

fLNliiS machine + ry simple N It. 81 ruCtLrr.
wciG in- about TX ponnls, is Imro, ,ihi- g. g.t
OIL al s r. " u 3ttpiH tautaIlN all k.nl. at nm
Nv s'Niug II = utilE ai.& up RIOS 10 tyt ~
other machine Now IN tfse. A ciiid I'm frar, - ny
ca NJ 81 IN pert frl more ahpi ia a ngr d.,
with has mach NJ y an tin best -,a'hstr,ss IAN in
II lHs Hy hand l must fharea,r fud .t+ way iuta
nearE RI fantlS ~ tie Gi.sI ; att. ruAb'i, e
very u" who Jndtr Ak The yea work III furnish
ns I'M, Ma"hin eNa " t,iha PIE within lie
: a. "r ColntS which lie may purg haS- The rgli
III sell Ne lanchiut: ealcHlatr ACCURATELY. III
poiula'i II, the nuiHArr 81 ma Inn which h. can
Ill and tr"feforc ii rrohi h viii rraiiz" III re-
fr IN. The result NJ wut h vii pow Il FAR sup rior
t. Nh best In ines ia line county. IA nvasiiga-
ton oi tn. anne i, r specially -,iici,ed.
IN ErirGd from The Chicago Democrafic Press
ave have examined the ab.ve machine carcfuli,
and say with ut hesitation, that we 10 MT n.nIct
during IN whole II aur editorial career. ~ haviu4
0ur attention call u - Invention tiai i N re
worthy q! public pat onage than this. 4, Una that Is
rAcu'atf Z" coRfrr agIeater benet n, opie ut
large"
N Rs ate and County tights f,r th4 invention
may secured by early application TO thr subscri-
her. iewii ssmlil her but ;ew aas- s, during
which time he VIII 'xLhit ths machine t.. any one
+" ho mas favor him With 5tll al his 10 ms in the
l. G,ai,e II U.s. Dav .iutt
n. POWERS.
n. rs dW-u Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18

Gt~'rhc triendsEot 'ieorge Steer
the distinguished New York ship bnild-
er, are taking measures t" erect mon.
umcnt to his memory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-18
LAND FOR SALE.
NOtR ~ acre lois, | mile north Of Fulton ~
II ON the N and NJ Railroad, on reasonable I,

l>OrR ~ acre lots, mile north Of Ful,on station
Il ON The and N Railroad, % rene enable terms
Also, GO acres, one mile north Il Walcott; ch~sp;
one-hsli cash, halance IN one and two vars
Also. 3lo acrrs In Washington county 40 acres
hn' timber, ahd running water on part THIS land
il only ID mtlr> from Iowa City, AMI "a fr,m wash.
ingt9n, on me road from C"iumi US ia RicLmund--
Will be stld 'h"ap, and part time
Also, four ~ acr" lots near Iowa CITY. beautiful
farming land and well waterrd
AlS"i lots IN West Dhycntpltt ranging In .He
from go feet by 200 to ~ acres, sold for y down and
balance IN on and two years.
Also, f"w well situstei hts In the city Il Dsven-
p"rt, & lie sold on Easy terms
Also, we'll finished Ia " b. lick DIV hing eight
rooms large clar wupd heu>r aud stable, beautiful
j. situated on the hill; from the ubs-rvstor b.
zen a iafg' portion OF the city, hoek lsisnd aud
NpliIr.
Ais. several nraI huiidings on icssch ground