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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23
coart Of CLAIMS.

The House of Repr esentatves, according
to the N. Y. Tribune, has made most I'M
poriant decision with regard 10 the awards
OF the Court OF Claims. II has been con-
tended tina, these awards should be deemed
conc lusive, and that Congress should make
appropriations Tor their payment as mat
Ter ot course. just as 1t does to pay the Ffts-
ident's salary, vr to support the Army ana
Navy. The House, however, has decided
10 send all these awards TO so"n Commit
Tee OF Claims, and 10 consider the reports
made thereon BY that Committee on every
remaining Friday OF the Session we
deem the wise as we'll rs prudent deei-
.lon. Nov let the House discharge It's duty
10 claimants as we'll as TO The country by
dsyotinx each Friday faithfully and VITA
ulI sssls to the wu.k II has tnus undertA-
Ken. lnere are twi sorts OF Prodiyais with
respect 10 elains-tnose who good natured'
~ suffer tn. mseises " be Doisd or ~heed-
led lnlo voting such as shouid noI pass anu
shoss who pHlrisy oppose ali Claims of hes-
lect 10 inquire ln.o aud act upon lhen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

ST. PAUL IrENs.-Vegetation is as far
advanced here a. it Is in the latitude of Du
tuuue and Gslena. The trees and shrub
bery are rapidly exchanging, for the som.
bre habilir en,s of winter, the gay attire o.
summer. The first flowers Of spring--noth
ing TO boast Of. howeyer-haye made their
appearance. Pioneer, 6h inst.
DEcEAsEp.-The Free Press, daily and
weekly, hes suspended.-Ib.
The steamer New York from Pittsburgh,
arrived yesterday afternoon. She had a
heavy freight OF ircn for St. Anthony, and
a large stock Of very handsome covered car.
riaqes for John 8. Prince, OF this city
These carriages were manufactured in Ra-
VIENNA, Ohio.-lb.
The URN MissIssnrL-The ST. Antho.
ny Exprsu Gays that the steamboats, on the
Upper Mississippi above 81. Anthony. have
ali the passengers and freigh, they can car.
ry now. The emigration and travel above
81. anthony 10 very great thi. season. snc
the towns and country on the Upper Missis
sippi are settling rapidly.
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! The latest and most authentic ante Ill
80 90 places IL beyond any reasonable
ldo.ke. tia, shers il a fixed design on ths
-. Of ~ ilavery sxte nsienisss 70 astemp,
,he entifs ssbiagasion Of NE sowa Of Law
reese. The s6cess Of the Federal Govern.
.sst are. saeseea in abessing his nstaricu.
scheme; but, though they may obtain .
temporary triumph, il ought to be impos
sible that they should be ultimately success
ssi. Al Pressss. hswever. admire IN shs,
quarter present very gloomy aspect. We
wait with anxiety for the next news, and
IN The mean time give The com@ents Of The
Chicago 0emserssie Pros
.Ws repeat, the condition Of siairs il
sad enough and ominous oi any thing bu,
good Tbs Federal Government 10 in league
Aith the rufdsDs, and the reign OF terror
- fully Incorporated upon the paine u Kan.
srs, under culor u law, by &C. undrels who
contemn all law. Asrassed BY ofhcis! and
privs,e msrsuders, compelled to rleep upon
heir arms and keep ;neir to~ n ia CONSTANT
preparation tor sn attack, the channels oi
,usiness entirely closed. the means OF The
settlers gradually wasting away IN trying
60 provide ior the safely q person and prop
eriy, their leaders and cuunsellVrs IN prison,
IL hunted ike wild oeasts-such il the
,resrn. cyadttion Of she people VI Kansas
such is the .pcpuiar sovereignty" ~ |
promised tee settlers in y ,aows
The blood boiis and the heso.f ,be facts.
! i'm fissy Indignation in ~ - !, sas s,..,sl,
md il scarcely ne~.. prophet = lole:s"
M h.n,,-n ,-9siood thai will shortly GRIM
- ~ rIaius OF Kansas, If not wider
4 "a should not 4 change OF policy be To-
,urura.ed Nv the Federal Government to-
: ard that hapiess Territory"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

0uoesSxo0 S0v- S16xSS 3oe& O'CLOCK,
On Monday aiternoon~fe seen issuing
dense volumes OF sp. North Presbyterian
from the root -ehool) suon followed BY
church. lQIhe rapidly embracing the spire
sheetIie, and preciud,ng every hope o. sa-
aRS The e,ructure. By me must active ex-
.r,,ans. however, considerable Of the Church
furniture. aud 4 portion OF the carpenters
m.tsri.l and stock in the basement, were
removed: and the buildings Of Messrs. CuL-
pssrsox, SAAxAr, BERRYaiLL ana others
y HIGH were at tmes in CONSIDERABLE Dan
ger, fortunately saved.
The loss to the church 10 very severe, %
we understand il to be in most emoarras,
sed condition, having but barely completed
reoairs. i'm prove men ts aud adornments with
io. !, great expense. Thus circum-
stanced, we deem il = peculiarly aPProPri-
ATE subject OF charity aud liberal DONATION;
and not in the least perhaps, ~ loss to Inc
CITY II large, Of tasteful and command
ing ediiice. A public meeting was neld tue
same evening, aud . committee oi ten APP
pointed u solicit Subscriptions for its erec-
ton.
MYeArr & ExsRsoS, House builders,
y no occupied = portion vi the basement,
Ar. n 40 copslderaoie losers, 10 an aaiount
probably net less tnaR $500; while the oid
reliows have 81. tanned damages ~ upwards
ui 81, uV0 III the Destruction OF Window
.u.es, dsvrs, &c, for The Female Iasti-
tuts, which had been slowed below.
The ire 70 generally supposed to nave Ia
ken from the chimney oi the Steamship
adjacent, and furnishes another strong ar
pument to this city, in favor OF thorough
Fire Department, and the purchase OF en-
gnes and other apparatus.--Io'oa Cay Ke-
porter, 20th.
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Parss, spsles

A friend has f,aacec We letter Just re-
ceiyea iron paIdee Butter, dased al Law
renee. K. T.. May 10Th. from which We
make The f1l.oslng exiraci:-
Il suppose cris's lie approaching IN Kan
sas. The Border Ruthans are deiermineG
By murder. VIC eLce and outrageous moes'
By hafassing legal proc ses. BY sy.ten.
OF legal latin icalivn 10 break up our pr,l'
ent STATE Government and to make CON-
eass. OF tbs people OF Kansas second
time. These Southern emigrlnts have
coue here 10 .fshs. The world has not ye'
learned cne.nsn oil the euocity and ieroci.
~ OF the slave power.
"Goy. Reeoer was arrested yesterday b.
order Of the bogus grand jury, sitting al lie.
compton. TO 60 there as witness eeiors
the grand jury. He refused to 60, a. he SAT-
be stood in fear OF his lite. The question
will soon come, viii the people here sub
NIT to be conquered sgsini 10 sll its mag.
niguds The i.sle Is forced upon The people. /"
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Micsjsh Tarvrr. Esq, of ST. Louis, long
conn -cied with The press, and idendhet
viii, ihe commercial and manufacturing ia.
tefess Of the CITY and State. DIED On Sa,ur-
day last. eyed sixty two years. The Intsiii-
osncer says that ain him Missouri hos los,
one Of her most ssgacious citizens; The
West, one OF iis tnost eloquent advocates
and defenders; and mankind, one Of The
most practical and beneficial philosophers
and statesmen Of the age" Mr.. Taryer
vas editor or the Hessern Journal and Civil
-.
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&AAO8 GAAOV03VOxs
There 10 no dodge OF sslaul sQsivocessss
Or unjust position. which, in the nsttef Q
Ksusas. has not been taken by Dssgis'
And HE fellow conspirators sgaisst heer'y
ausths sighss of The ire Stssss' The
Dyselss report on Kansas issists that she
shsl, n5t Be- admitted e. I State Until she
be- population Of 1900. This il Lib.
tns dsspers,s expedieat ct q broken gan.
bier. aud sxs new rule inv, nted express.
~ Tor The occasion. ltis supported neither
Lyfe4sol me- BY preceosat. and 10 oniy an.
vln 10 me long - lee Of insults to the tree
States. and 81 suoserviency to tbs demand.
Vi Ius slave power.
There 10 10 truth ia the assumption that
. vPrescnsauvs popuiauon is . eond.tioL
precedent to the admission OF State, snc
the provision Of the cvn.,iiu.ioa which ex
prsssiy declares that State shall have =,
least oae representative. whatever may Be
10 Population. Piaiuly means that the ratio
Of representation At . particular tine. Il
notan sbsol uie prerequisite. But the Ques.
ton Is concluslseiy settled BY other facts.
Florida was sdmitied when she bed oais
S7,sAs inhabitants, and shs has not nov
population enough to ent.tie her TO ee a
State under the existing ratio. iadiana
had only q $50 when she came in; Louis'.
ana sasil; MississiPpi <a,i7s. inciuenc
sisvssi A.cnigAn Sl.ss6; Arkansas 3D.
67l-sna - %. In all these instances,
the actual population wss very far below
in All hui vns instance, about one half OF
the ratio st representation. Kansas 81.
really numbers Al least two-shirds Of the
presses a, ratio. and in oil probability. teiore
Congress mrets again, il vii! exceed the
,rS,rary number named By Dsuglas. There
l. therefore no tosce in this isctious oeJec-
,iun. either in the Constitution, in Preec.
dsnl. Or in jusiice. The opposition Is to
The nee evnslluli.n, aud mol 10 the wants
population.
81, What cares Mr.. Douglas for the Con-
,ti,uuou, or Tor precedent, Or for Justices
1. h. insane snxiety To become PRESIDENT
he has irsmpied on The best records OF ms
p.st lie, has introduced into the Sen.
ale The manners Of Chicago bar-room, and
has brought the country to The verge Oh =
civil war On the plains Of Kansas. He has
made compact with the oligsrchists Of
the South, and with Shyiock importantly
they DC mxud the iuii execution Of the bond.
But Mr.. Douglas neither has nor desires u
have any Porus, TO release him from the
obligations Of contract which ne wishes to
have iainilsd TO its most exsc.ing lettef.-
True, the penalty Tor It's violation = Inc
pound o. lesh, but IL wo aid be take IRON Inc
place nearest the heart OF bleeding eoun'
Try. But what cares the Illinois Senator
fsr the coutemp Ia ton oil such aconsumma-
toni He has r.sx ed the peace ana safely
Of ,be country in the pursuit OF his os sell
i.h projects, and we can easily imagine ihss
hs ceu.d console himself. ls ha.i r.dec'
lion, b. sinking ihas--ln the shiPwrseA
Of inc State, u.fss fsat and ere preserved;
while every ,ning soiid and valuable slns'
u Ins bottom, ana 10 lost for eves."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

A.hor, time since, under the impression
that this was free country, and the nght
free fight" we took the liberty Of express
ing our preferences for The next Presiden-
tisl nomination.--IoUa City Reporter.
If our contemporary believes that this is
free country in which q man may express
his sentiments without jeopsrdlzing life or
limb e labers under delusion and in
proof of this assertion we refer TO hi- own
party in Kansas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

Huexss' PATIzr.-A despatch from
Washington, dated the 20th inst, gives the
following information relative to Hughes
Pstent:-
Letters patent were Issued from the Pa.
Ten, Office to David &. Hughes, covering
all bic Claims for hrs new printing telegraph
ma, hins. More than ordinary care has
I'm bestowed BY the Commissioner aud
mis- a.sls,ants in the Patent Once 10 the
examination. TO guard sgsin., the Possioill-
" OF an infringement On the patents OF
Morse, House. aud other instruments, and
y are assured On the very best authority
hat the rumors set sdost ty Interested par.
,es TO the /. feet that The Hughes lnstru-
D.nt intringec on the rights VI other pa.
.sntees, are wholly de.uiue OF ivunds'
,ivn,"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

RsassATIos.-The Chicago Press learns
tbs, Col Moore has resigned the superin-
tendency OF the Michigan Southern sno
Nortk.ra Indiana Railroad, and that the
Executive Commiltee OF the board Of DR.
rectors have accepted the resignaton ana
rendered the place thus made vacant to Mr..
Ssmusi Bros n, the general freight agent OF
the road. Both the resignation snd sp-
poinImeni remain, however, 10 be acieG
fnsily By the Board Of Directors.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

The Erie Constitution appears, solemnly
enough, upon halt sheet, DINGHY printed,
but spuiegi1es TOR its uuthriity aspect BY
laying, "a printing establishment can be
destroyed in an nodr, but Cannot be 80
readily restored" TIE paper loses none OF
lts pluck by it's recent disaster at the hands
OF d mob, blu. svoss its readiness to do TIE
same as il has done, rs soon as its hair be
gronn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

Masonic CELEssArios.-The Chicago
sapers inform US tina. very extensive Prepa-
ralions are being made in that city by the
Masons, TO dedicate their mag ifcent ten
pie on Dearborn street, on the cath of June
next. Large delegations from the Illinois
lodges and those of other States are expect.
ed TO be present.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

DuSvouE MuRpER TsiAL.-The case Of
the State vs.. Sharp. charged with the muir
der OF DR.. Stout, was submitted TO the jury
on F.idsy last, who after being out four
hours brought in verdict OF "guilty of muir
Der in the second degree"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

SPAIN AND Russia is said tn at the EN-.
peror A.ex4nder L.. VIII recognizs Isabella
ii, ana thIt So In will send al a.nolssIdor
To St petersour n. Il $50, remlrxs the N.
y. Evening Post, this viii os Tn, irst time
the rulers ., Spain and Russia have held
diplomatic relations with each sther.
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any Hrrr.,-The we.,thie., heir

A Nsw HffREss weslthiest heir
sss Ia England a, THE time IL Miss lone.
LLOYD, daughter OF Lord Oyersiune. the
sikr. She has just come ~ AID cree.
ioi an immense sensation a. The sat
Drawn. oom." This wea.t,y young l..
d., vh,se tsther Is peer, has an uncle IN
shis city sciibg in the capacity Of sales.
msn . GeniD's Bassar. Fact, madam,
n. y. Ttm0. 4~
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Iowa LAID B.Il-The following in ref
srence TO the bill donating land for Rail
roads, appears in the Washington cores
ponde nee Of the N. Y. Hero1 OF the 18th
met:
"The Senate to-day determined to recon
slider their vote on the Iowa Land Bill, just
as message was received from the Presi..
dent announcing his approval of the sane.
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TIE 81. crolx Union oil the 10th says thar
. gentleman OF that place, in making an es'
c4y.tion ior cistern . few days before,
found the ground frossn to the depth u
fur eel ten riches.
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Iowa LAID 0FFicEs.-The Dubuque
Exprsss Of last Saturday says, that up to
that time no order lad been received and
announced in that city for the suspension
Of the sales OF public lands.
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lFov he Gaiet q.
Assistance for he suffering. Iyens Diving
yell Aseecistiou. M

Assistance for The slGsrtsg!- Iyens Diving
Dell Assscistien.
Mr.. A. B. Crawford, Conductor upon the
airline informs US thai Lyons,ss viewed
rom the Illinois side appear to be Water
Il least portion Of it, One dwelling wss
,endered understandable, and il occupants
aade their Hegira in a boat. whilc the oceu-
rants of another have aed into the second
tory to keep their feet and powder dry.
The foregoing paragraph irom the cAiea-
70 Jsuasl Of the IAih tells but half the tale
However the humane have arranged fer the
eescue Of such 40 can be recovered. A
Dirias Bell Association has been formed to
coanec, a,he rest Of mankind" with this
submerged locality. caisens Of Davenpor,
or elsew here, desirous Of looking after the
persons or property Of their friends al Ly-
.ns, will apply At the Office Of the Associa.
ion on the bluff, in the rear Of the former
own. near the residence Of Gen. Suum.
laugh. Charges moderate. MAAAeKa. !,
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The steau.r Europa, u the Cviiingwood
nc, arrive al Osmego on the goth. To-
colApgwood route 10 low open ivr the sea-
vou.
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Make way for the Big Show!
Free Exhib1tion
N,s. c..t1ua's Grand Erial Ascenaion I!

On u single wire, 500 feet in re gln, o ths ,opnosi
height OF gsurth's Circus, witt take place faw mo
meuts prev tine opeing the Circus psrio, ~
snee, sne being ,ne only poTson Ia the world tn-l
pllsn TINS ainost incredible ieas. his Is
u, Gu free charge.
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Four persons were badly burned by the
explosion of email pyrotechnic factory in
Brooklyn, N. Y, on the 2lst inst.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-23

u 900 900 Feet Logs.
Received the first raft Of the
season Friday, the 18th ins shall have rats Of logs een
n down pilots can run them 10 the amount
Of l. TO I5oooco feet aud prepared to sell oss y
arrive during the month Of May june aud july LAWNS
had than cut under ssnt direction, can recommend
them to b, Of the best quality in the market
Expect to cut rvm sou,uvc l,ooueoo feet monthly
at opr old MILL shsrs shall keep full supply Of lun
her, and hope share goodiy proportion Vi the pubhc
patronage. Past Iayurs .reatiuy acknowledged
anlI.-Itf RukA ELL, alLLET CO.
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Or. sanford's Inv,gorator

isa mild laxative, tonic and
slim alani and - reeonn sadei - tac paotic, relying
.pon lis nfuisle sorili asas e1reo The following
Complaints all Bilious DsrAngsmenss, Sex Headache
Dyspepsia Habitaai eostyeness, Chrome piarfh9a'
Chuc, Pan il tue >to nzca and Bowels, eners De-
bilty, Female Weakness, &c. For sale b, Druggists
generally, and Chas. T. Webb, Daveupo :; also b!
sanford X Co.. n. Y. City. Achls,dSwIy.
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DISSOLUTION.
THE Firm Of ALLAN, stey,uss r. =,
an'otYsh ef N ilual consent 70 'hi' aAs
w. II HILDRETH
w. DRLLAM
R..t T,svs,r,,, ,,,r J. STEAyEHs
w DALLaAa F svEgshsyirs ,u,ob..
"a o. w H. hiidr,th h.s TN crest In ih "nsr.
ae ss., mis- MAI Lho bus ness will b.re.r,., hs
as i'a'W DA LAM d STRayENs
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Ss - 00ooH2,
FN0A HEw HAyxs, CT.
FRESCO, Banner, Sign aud ornament tai Painter,
5fainer OF Wood, Stone and Asrols.
Lettering and Gliding on
GLASS,
Window Shades, l.teref Decorations, Portraits
Scenery, Landscapes, &c, at short notice.
Sign Painting and G rxinl. z for The trade rooms,
Com msrcai Buildings Brady 81. over Hal ne store.
Reference
A. B. u. MYVRs. r. CLosk & Co.
Nav IA. '5b. diff
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FOB LEASE,

CnnFEET Front on Western Avenue, betS cen
CIV 5th and olh streets for the term OF ten ears
aypiyto quay 2zcp GLo. l.. DAYENPukT.
rssnr. : ls.sslraa CHICAGO.
Q, LAWRENCE, cHicAsoJ
J pl u, dHl!. II
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FOR RENT.

THE Hail lately oceui led By the Odd Fellows owe
Grasa u 4 keppeI's store, corLer oil Main al.
Front street.. Apply TO
may sga6g G l. DAVENPORT.
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4 LsO. GcDEY'S LiDY,s 10 x;
y ARtHUR's doMEMN6 ZINE
PETEHSoN's NATIONAL
BALLpU's
hAKPER's STORY BOOK at
Tbs Iowa Book Rooms
No, % Bray ST ns.r the rost once
sih mo 7uta .ui aDAhs q W.
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No. lOe.-An imrroyeu farm o. IA acres in sec
tons 20 AID - T 80 t. ~ scras under fence 20
under cultivation, % acres woodland. lew fran.
hosse cellar. we'll, stable gooc stream of water
running through Price SIS per Acie,
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No. l0e.-A farm Of bh seres in sec rs and &c T 60
Ne ~ hrre' hbaer cultivation, u good sire. OF
water.
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No. lSa.-A faTfn of b. acres on lie osl Gu w
Road nl~s ~. the ely. hEa The dyctd II iIo
Of the saw mill tract eohtsIting 30 acres 10 GCrss
aHd~rtehc-. ~ acre. bocr uliirstiot, some hesv
unhe - frame house roc ms, barn, Lpc orchard
" III be disidxuto suit pn s,bssers.
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Ba7ro'es, Preaymdn Il, DaLzeQ,
"aoLoS.als Deat.khs A..
eIoseriss, hsn. Mains, Class, Wooden Ware
oaA -'sea-s ~ bsrsl,,a r, laf
FAlNbaNnS SCALES
AND
BEHRING'S FIRE PROOF SAFES
hGeuv-'hSess Hfr Gas rr4..4gtl. Ih-ir .lo,A and
wa in tss sr.E> l,s s., ,sr a., co., t,.s,
ne NEST tohp'ets STOCK 81 t,.usa st.. iron Mi.
"eSarh Ware, sssiss fir. st,,n, ,a,x, syer.t
itrra Ia lhls Iuarsyt
ras Stock has been selected with "a re In the "a.
E"h uaf ~sss aia We u s-ii low 80 Ia. anne mr.
-& -.ee va. .. haa 70 - Lo'.is Esi eairasv. M,ia
- BIKE. smily and Palm sos,,, reed and "a, ..,s
.! u Z SoMs, tkkiiiAaA n DaLZsLL-
~ boaes Star, Opal sud stesJIns Candle, 10,
Is. 4. n -.
20 f'.', fa'' PitsR and a5sin, iof sale b.
~ Vinegar, a prime article 10. 81. /, -
b. r. & H.
I'm \ bbls., Hslf bbls aud heR.. n. . .,~,...--
AS>,s. HOUSE snd Reclining AioIa.ses, for M, :,
---- b. r. a. d..
% B6l' trusFod, clsraSi,, Loaf aud ora....s.
- kars,lof .sI- 2, d. p. a d.
II } hha. .. sugar Tor 4als b, -------"----
- Bales oAkum N ''OToa-d Tor sale By
b. p. e. o.
80 S Z" Spirit Gas 'u Aosih oii',
10 Boxes Pearl Starch,
Mry Is 'sGdwif H. r. u.
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No. l37.s-t farm Of ~. acre., Ia sec iaTe4R5F
% acres, good u'abe, On ucr-s tn cultivation Hos
Dwellings 2 " oms, log stable. CRIB nna vail s5t,s
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No. l.l-A Farm Of about 210 Hickory Grove
adjoining No IT'S sssy brick house. two streams o.
water running through hne grazing rm and nearly all
under cultivation; priee 30 PER acre.
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No. TIA house and lot on Clay st., bat hrsdy .ns
VI. ri,chen cellar &C. with fruit In yard fr'es
Si0N.
No 2-d-IIouso and lot cast side Of let =, "o'A %
~ -, ii house rooms cellar, &C. Price Ssso'
No 2s!--A beautiful double cottage on ho0s $3.50 81
bet Ind and 81 sta 10 rooms kitchen, cellar es'sfn' ~'
Price 5000.
Nc 27s--The bazaar Building, WITH ~ M ,ssn,
fs landinss Lot s31<xisu. viii be sold gu upern '"
No, gs--Ioss 3 and on End Of and io' 9 90 % -
block Z.
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No. ia "a beautiful ,pot near the new Cemetery
10 acres, fcod tame b, ute, ~ welt, and
stream II wafer rbhLiis tLt,ulh fiiee tltt prAcre
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