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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
HOUSE

VII DuIiauu ~ Cuuus
Mr.. Van Fossen introduced and sworn.
Mr. Holmes moved that Report Of Reg
ister &c. be referred to com. on Lands.
Mr.. Hardie arose TO inform the House
Of an error in the Repor,s OF proceedings
of this House as published in the Iowa
City Reporter. He wished to SEQ the
word "Privste" expunged from said re-
ports.
Mr.. Franklin Of Wapello desired the
same thing or about the came thing in
reference to himself.
Mr.. lnskip gave notice of Bill &c. .
Petition for reiief-refcrred to Com Of
three.
Chair appointed Green, Noble and
Franklin said committee.
On motion to take up senate File No.
it was lost.
An act to increase the No. of voting
places in Township. was read.
Bill ordered to be engrossed for second
reading.
On motion uf Cloud referred to ,mmiltce on Jn-
, dietary
An ~ l4xAis. Tax SAFES Ia Black Hawk co.
s!nd ful, su'p-nl-i and Rad :! ,itue Indefinitely
postponed OH m9iIo,. vi Mr. Cloui.
Nj. Baker Iskettcr tller rna linz q hili-h.ll
read
Mr. Bailey OF Bla,. ilawx wen, into explanation,
wa, fpllowet by NJ. FRANKLIN OF wapiio, whose
sympahes were with the industrious ignorant, poor
man
He held property this day soil for taxes, but the o.
rgina owners should have them any day for interest
and cost 10 him, g..
Mr. Mills hoped il woad 10 - Judiciary Com.
Mr.. Cloud OF Auscaiine ssid he believed the matteI
unconstitutional.
Mr.. Ednundson oil Jasper introduced his till 20 in
corporate the town OF Newton.
Mr.. wooiin chairman Of Com. on 18th Judicial
District bill repor, d-hill read 81 time.
nth Judicial Dis. bill reai-2l time.
Mr. Holmes asked the progress Of the foregoing
bits. One adopted as substitute motion Of Cloud
Of Musca;ine.
Mr. sullivan NOV ID that W. leysla,e little while
for state ami that No. : ani ~ De taken up-aft,r
which on motion of Mr.. Cloud the bill called TX An
sas laid on the table.
Ga motion Senate HE No. IA was taken up,
Joint Resolutions, Dasmoines River afairs taken
mp and read by Clerk
Mr. Sullivan moved that Aad Rule be suspended
Carried.
The Chair said the question now is, shall the bill,
pass.
NJ. Clark wanted to have few words of the blll
read
On motion Senate Iie NJ. 1e yis taken up. Read
a 81 time aud referred to select Com
On motion OF Mr.. Cloud al Rule suspended and
! bill read "a tims-resd aud offered amendment Il
strike out Democratic S.andsrd, &C, as sheets In
which said bill to bs prnted-ayes snd nays called
for.
Mr.. Gre N asked TO hear amendment Amend
IN nj reported.
On motion of MFR. Cloud to suspend sd Rule asalr
carried
The question Is, shall bill pass-A motion to amend
Is out OF order excep i'll writing.
Mr.. Clark asked minute to Introduce his RIDER ID
writins-grAnted.
Rider Read.
Chair directed amendment out .. order Bill pas
| sell.
Mr. Fry moved that amendment TO House File No
Abe read. Carried. Also moved Concurrence Of The
| Housc-adopted.
On motion House adjourned till ao'clock P. n o.
| sid days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

Busy life Is extending It's empire
The course he hastcs along trembles
with the reaching oil great metallic arms
and thunders with the startling voices
OF innumcrabc wheels. The streets
of the city are iull from the very
dawn, to when the night lights have
long dotted the darkncss-fnil of pen
nv catchcrs and dollar gathercrs. Ev-
crything is for sale, everybody buys.
some purchase only the bread they
eat and the wares that barely button
up cheap conformity to custom but
countless is the host who buy to flatter
appetite and cherish fashion: and they
who deal III speculation shrewd. out
number all the rest. These have mag
nitying eyes, which, fixed on enterprise
and money, enlarge the smallest coin
until il appears as ycllo" and as great
rs the early sun. and due bills, bonds,
notes, mortgages, and deeds, seem sep
aratcly long and broad enough to cover
innitless range OF acres. The busy
life permits no loiterers around the
arena of its excessive exploits; we see
them now, aud how we are amused to
witness the whiring. tossing, sclf-hclp-
ing man roll from city to village, from
village to m-house, from farmhouse
to railway, river, lake and ocean =
And when We behold this laborious
sport We think il would bankrupt the
richest philosopher to prove that the
basis OF the busy life is either erroneous
or correct -Er
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

IMsoRTANT.-Ths New York Register
Of last Friday says:
Only few days since 4 modern chemist
took q thousand dollars in gold eagles, and
put them through the crucibls ;the next
day he deposited the bullion in the assay
office, and the day after received q Char b
The plain Eaglish Of ,hish is-u sone
other metallic substance can b eomh,ned
with gold, and such conbination win stand
ths assay tests Or our miats." he seeret
Or since Of boing this wss diseevssd 10
France aud conaunieatcd 70 this esuatfy
ssy -. - ss:..SS ~ e:s.s ~ ~ Y
wisk NJ rssells. 4 - sslsy slllss g
q IT. siey, ~ q Ne nlatl d l9ll1lflp4ls.
A. ~ 80 ea1Aa teen - - Az
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

Nix may pirate Of disunion, but the
conservative influence Of machinery,
and the abstract element of iron, alone,
will prevent such a disastrous result.
The railroads that cross our country
in every direction, are the iron threads
that will knit us ind'ssolubly together,
and the engine that approaches the
confines OF one sovereign State, will,
CHApLAiNs TO CoNGREss.-The Ma
tional lntelligencer states that a me-
mortal is on foot among some Of the
clergymen of Washington to proffer
their services in the place OF the chap
lains usually appointed by Congress.
This proffer is based on the fact that
last Winter, the clergymen Of Wash
ington were invited to alternate in
opening the House before its organi-
zation, and on the fact that the sug-
gestion Of permanent arrangement
OF this kind was then made, and only
abandoned from the consideration that
no expression Of the willingness Of the
clergy thus to ofaciate had bsea given.
1t add that cleegymsn Of seven differ
emit denominations have alrsady givsa
their names to the proposition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

and interesting specimens from the he'd
of the ocean and at the same time
beautiful charts, mapping Out its vari-
ons depths at the distances Of thirty,
forty, sixty, and one hundred miles.
In order TO make his soundings sp-
proximatc accuracy, as nearly as posi-
bic. Lieutenant Bergman returned in
the same latitude, aud re-examined
points where he had doubts. The
length OF the route surveyed is about
1000 miles; the greatest depth found
was 1910 fathoms, about 2 miles, the
average, however, being much less.
These charts and specimens have
been turned over to the Naval Obser-
vatory. The superintendent has al
ready caused the specimens to he an
allied, and, in the hands Of a learned
professor, whose report is before me,
they are made to tell much Of the char
actcr and histories OF that ocean-cov-
cred region. lie thinks the appear
ancc Of the minerals Indicates that
they have been quietly deposited from
gentle currents. and not SUBSEQUENTLY
disturbed"
1t is affirmed now that the develop
ments Of this survey coroborate the
suggestions Of scientific investigators,
aud establish the practicablity OF lay
Ing wires successfully on the bed Of the
sea.
will leave il to others, Sir, to lifl
the veil of the future, aud to picture
to the mind Of the curious aud specl.
lativc the influence to be excrted by
such an event upon commerce and
trade, upon peace and war, and the
relationship OF nations.
These deep-sea soundings---this stu
dy OF the winds and currents and TEN
pcraturc OF the ocean these gradual
approaches to greater familiarity with
the wonders Of the great deep, are
pregnant with incalculable usefulness
to those who cnnduct mighty nayie'
AS well as all who go down to the sea
in ships" Thus, Sir, the Navy, al
though small, is contributing its share
to the defense and the reputation ofth'
country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

SENATE.

SENATE.
Monday Dec. 9Th 10 o'clock A. N.
Ssssts net passuaas to adjournment.
Prayer BY the Chaplain.
Journal read and adopted.
Mr. Brighsm gave notice Of bill Tor
90 act to provide Tor the better protec-
ton Of the public monies. Also . bill
for 90 aot to trsnscribs certain records
ct Fl. Madison, and establish On once
at Keokuk.
NJ. MeCrsry gave notice Of bill for
90 act to provide for the Blind Asylum.
Mr.. Sanders from the Committee on
Ways and Means to whom was referred
. bill for On aos to amsad Chapter &c Of
the Code, ID relation to The School
Lands, reported one amendment, which
was adopted.
Ms. Rsmsy offered to amend BY requi-
ring the State Treasurer to give $780,.
900 bonds, which was adopted.
Question on the third reading Of the
bill.-Ordered to be read third time
tomorrow.
Mr. Sanders from the committee on
Ways and Means, to whom wss referred
the bill to provide for the payment Of
the State bonds, With one amendment,
which was adopted.
Mr.. Anderson offered to amend BY al
lowing the State Treasurer = specific
sum for paying the State bonds. Amend
ment lost.
The bill was read A.seoond time and
on motion Of Mr.. Thompson the rules
suspended the bill read . third time and
passed.
On motion Of Mr. Kirdwood the vote By
which the bill to amend Chapter &c Of
the Code was ordered to third reading.
Was reconsidered.
MIR. Trimble moved the bill be referr-
ed to the committee on Ways and Means,
with instructions. Motion Loot.
Mr. Trimble offered to amend by re.
curing the State Treasurer to report
what amount he makes by Exchange, the
same a. he reports other monies, end
that it DO placed to the credit Of the
State. Adopted.
Mr.. Grinell offered to amend, that il
the Treasurer incur any expense, the
same shall be paid by the State, Lost
! The bill was read second time aud on
motion Of Mr.. kirkwood the rules were
suspended and the bill passed.
/ Mr.. Loughridge introduced bill il
relation to dispositions.
/ On motion Of Dir, Brigham it was re-
! ferred to the committee on judiciary.
On motion the senate adjourned unit
! . O'Clock p. NJ.
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AN ORDINANCE

Inrreds.ag the cidth Of sids,calks on Main street
tet'ceeR Second and Front Streets
Be itenactrd BY he City Council ., the CITY O,
Davenport, that the cid" walks on both sides Of Main
street between Second aud Front .,s In said city
of Davenport, be, and the are hereby, increased
To- fourteen :eft In width.
Passed and approved November leh, 1856.
JOHN FORREST Mayor pro. t,il.
Attest VIZ. HAIL, Clerk.
dec1Od2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

From LAKE SuPERIoR.-A CONTRA
pIcrioN.-Advices from Lake Superior,
ria Buffalo, say that the statements
which have recently appeared in the
papers, to the effect that the inhabi-
tants OF that region were short Of sup
plies and likely to suffer severely du-
ring the Winter, are untrue. They
have supplies sufficient to last until the
opening ofnayigation, and good stock
of powder for mining operations.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

LE The Cincinnati Gazette states
that a party Of workmen, few days
since, while making an excavation at
Taylorsville, Kentucky, found bottle
containing notes on the old United
States Bank, amounting to forty thou
sand dollars, believed to be genuine.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

H Col. Fremont has been invited
to lecture at Boston, but declines.
Col. Fremont was invited to be Pres
idcnt Of the United States, BY nume-
rous body of friends, but declined.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ind Bows, ClOfhiMg.

Our stock " I'm, nishing Goods CONSISTS in part Of
Ties, Stocks, Gloves, Snspenirrs. Shirts, Collars
Drawers and Hosiery.
Come and Us, We have 4 full and splendid iock
81 every kind to suit the and please the
% the most fastidions.
Thankful for the liberal patronage that has bern
bestowed on us,we hope BY close application 10 bus
mess and our utmost endsavors 10 please, that we
will merit continuance OF our old customers and
large increase 81 new ONES
dec2'f n j s. DRAKE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

Our Representatives, Mr.. BARNER
and Mn. WINe, have sent us the seve-
raj Reports Of the "Inspectors Of the
Iowa Penitentiasy" and the Register
Of the State Land Office" for which
they have our thanks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
To jewellers and Watchmakers,

lust RECEIVED, very large 10: OF Fsncy Goods
- for the holidays, such Watches, Loctets Rugs
Bracelets chains II oil kinds, Gold and silver pen
cal cases with gold pens. plated spoons and forks.
portmonnais and endless variety Of such kinds Of
goods sent to me 10 be- sold ON Commission. Thy
will b. sold at prices As low they be purchased
IN the city Of New York. now is good oppcrtun-
~ TO r-penish your stock All goods sold war ant
as represented o, the money refunded.
IL W. MORRIS, Auctione.F,
d-cS div Second St, 81 doc. east ~ Perry
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n-,e,s ~ s-c ,-,nry 81 the Navy.

The report Of this department Is a
document of great interest, and pre-
cents views respecting our naval system
that will meet with ready attention on
the part Of our present Congress, if the
wranglings over Kansas do not entire
ly absorb the time Of the political dem
agogues Of the House Of Representa-
tives.
Formerly much jealousy has cA'sted
in the public mind against the increase
of our Navy, and the enlargement OF
our Army regiments. There is not
that necessity for a larger standing ar
nv than we now have, that there rs OF
increase in the number Of our war YES
sels, owing to the readiness with which,
in times Of emergency, the people vol
uuteer to become soldiers; but our
merchant marine is SO extensive, aud
incrcases 70 rapidly, that without "A
naval armament competent TO protect
Commerce, and compel respect to the
lava of trade among uations, our ship
ping interest would be al the mercy al
every petty tyrant who might deem IT
cxpedicnt 10 exercise the power OF an
noyance. A plan has been adop'edb by
the Navy department, OF enisting INTO
the service, BOYS Of a suitable age, and
Of American birth, who may serve an
apprenticeship, and have an opportunl-
" of promotion if found worthy. The
Secretary suggests the propricty OF
Congress passing n law athorlzlng the
President, annually 10 select ten OF
these apprentices, as midshipmen. or
students for the Naval Academy. This
plan will encourage apprentices L"
strive for promotion, aud become ELI
cient sailors. He hopes also that this
system will not fail OF filling our service
with seamen OF American birth, whose
loyalty and attachment will be unqucs-
,ionable
The entire cost o, the Naval and
Marine corps for the past year was a
little over IA millions of dollars, over
S! millions of which were expended
for special objects under the control of
the Department.
We clip the following from the re-
port, AS it will scarcely bear condcn-
sing, and is full OF interest to those Of
our readers who desire to see the two
continents connected by an Ocean Tele-
graph:
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Arctic Explorations by Dr. kaae.
In allusion to the great glac; or, DR..
Kane Gays:

In allusion to the great glacier, Dr..
Kane Gays:
Men may rhspsodize about Niagara and
the ocean. My notes speak simply Of the
"long, over. shining line Of cliff, dimin.
ished to well pointed wedge in the per-
spsctive;" ami sgsiu Of 'sbe face of gIis-
tening ice, sweeping in long curve from
the low interior, the facets in front 10.
tensely illuminated by the sun.' But
this liue Of cliff rose in solid CLASSY
wall three hundred feet above the water
level, with an unknown, unfathomsble
depth below il, and iss curved face, sixty
miles in length from Cape Agsssiz to
Cape Forces, vanished into unknown
space at NO more. than Q single days rail-
road travel from the Pole. The interior
with which it communicated, and from
which it issued vas On unsurveyed mir
de glace, an ice ocean, to The eye Of
boundless dimensions.
1t was 10 full sight-ths mighty crys-
tel bridge which connects the two cont.
nents Of America and Greenland. say
coptinsnts; for Greenland, however, 10.
Isolated it may ultimately prove to be, 10
10 msss strictly continsntsl. lss least
possible axis, measured from Cape Fare
we'll to the line OF this glacier, in the
nsighborhood Of the sOsh parallel, gives
. length Of more than twelve hundred
miles, not materially LEES than that Of
Australia from iss novthsrn 10 its south.
ern Cape.
Imagine, now, the center OF such .
continent, occupied through nearly its
whole extent BY deep unbroken see Of
ice, that gathers perennial increase from
the watershed Of vast snow. covered
mountains, and Ill the preoipitasions Of
the stmosphsss upon its own surface.
Imagine this, moving onward like . great
glseieal river, seeking outlets ct every
ford and valley, rolling 10y estarsses in
to the Atlantic and Greenland ssas; and,
having ct last reached the northern limit
Of the land that hes borne it up, pouring
out . mighty frossn torrent into unknoWn
Arctic space.
Il 10 thus and only thus that We must
form . just conception Of phenomenon
like this Great Glscisr. lhsd looked in
my own mind for such 90 appearance,
should ever DO fortunate enough to
reach the northern coast Of Greenland;
but now that it was before me | could
hardly realise it. ! had recognised ct
my quiss library st homo the beautiful
apologies which Forbes and Studsr have
developed between the elscier and the
river, bat ] could not eoapsshsnd q
first this complete substitution Of ies Tor
water.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

The SUGAR CRop.-The sugar crop
ofLouisiana in ls49, was 229, 900 hogs
heads. This year it is thought it will
fall short of 100000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
FOR SALE.

MERCHANTS can purchase q, New York Prices
HvX adding expense Of getting here, 81 chests Of
Young Tyson and Imperial Teas, 10 be sold 10 any
quantity. Also ceases No l Nntmcgs. The teas
and Nutmegs are fresh and In gooi or,le,-warrant-
cd.
Two casrs ine cut chewing tobacco in paper. OF
small y, y and pound, suitable for retailing
Also, 100 gross patent window Fastenings a ort-
ed-:he whole are consigned to be closed up for ash
or short time paper II. W. MORRIS, Auc'r
decS lw Second street, 3doors east Of Perry
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BEFORE THE TOUNO NEWS LITE.
RARH ASSOCIATION.
The third Lecture VI thu Course viii b. delivered
., the Congregational Chu1ch, Thursday Evening,
December 18th, 1856, ~
Rev. a. l.. STONE, Of Boston.
subject-'New England Homes"
Doors open Ut o clock; Lecture 10 Commence at
O'Clock.
Single season tickets $500: tickets admitting ,
gentleman aud lady a5.0o; each additional lady -
Tickets for one Lecture 50 CENTS to be had at the
Book Stores
declO wN. HALL, Chairman.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
BY Thee KEfi, DOE or CASE,
"XNmay he found al all times at the OYS-
STRR DEPOT opposite the Post Once, a,
low figures cau be obtained in this State. Your
attention III also invited to those beautiful large
count Oysters, put up In half gallon kegs for FAM
lily use. Cash orders BY mail express will receive
prompt ATTENTION: Hddress
nov2s dan w.D. WARD. Agent, box 2sP o.
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eAUCTYOT
Sale Of Books !!

TNHR subscriber in order 10 scepmnodate the pub
Tic, and especially the Ladies, hes purchased the
store on the
Wsss eide Of Dendy D., aeess below Slh,
and will commence the sale Of Daeks 1t Auction,
THIS EVENING.
10 clear out the balance ofthe stock hand, they
lot Of
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VINEGAR FACTORY,

- = - - SA~~A14SV
DEALER WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Bro,rH Street, bef2een Front and Second,
Davenport, l0scN.
TWIN be NV endeavor To supply customers with
/ the best quality - tpw prices have got very
strong Dsabie-he ctified Vinegar, which is par
iicu'ary we'll qualified for preserves.
n b. For empty vinegar and whisky barrel, l
apy thrhighe,t prices
dec5d&t OTTO NIsSEN
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IELEG ETC.


pEEP-sEA soUNDINGs--suBM AHiNE
TELEGRAPH, ETC.
In addition to the duties performed
by the vessels Of the several squadrons
us above set forth. there are others
either executed or in progress OF exc
cution, possessing sufficient interest to
be worthy ola place in this report.
The indeiatigable Superintendent OF
the Naval Observatory, not content
with aiding commerce and the untaught
mariner by pointing out the safest and
shortest tracks on the ocean where
friendly winds and currents may be
found, nor yet with the contributions
to the intelligence of the country re-
sult;ng from observing the stars of the
heavens, has for some time past thought
il not visionary to urge upon the pub
lie attention, new study, denomina-
ted by Baron Humbolt the "Physical
Geography of the Sea-" He had also
been SO bold as to insist that whenever
survey could be made of the bottom
ofthe ocean between Newfoundland
and Iceland, it would he ascertaincp
that such were the moderate depths,
such the perfect repose there ard alb
sence Of abrading and disturbing cur
rents, that telegraphic wires could be
laid 40 safely and successfully as upon
land.
Lieutenant Brooke Of the Navy had
invented most ingenious yet simple
continuance, in connection with the
shot used, by which the moment it
touched the bed OF the ocean it became
detached and carefully took up speci-
mems Of whatever it came in contact
with, and brought them safely to the
operator. Many of our enterprising
countrymen, very naturally DESTROYS Of
seeing accomplished so great an under
taking, were anxious that all doubts of
practicability should, il possible, he re-
moved by actual observation and exam
nation.
There WAS an act passed in lS49,
giving authority to the Secretary of
the Navy to use national vessels for
testing new routes and pertecting new
discoveries made by Lieutenant Maury,
in the course Of his Investigations of
the winds and currents Of the ocean"
! confess l felt some pride in aiding the
science and naval genius of our own
country to continue foremost in these
great ocean surveys, and in illustrating
the practicablity Of so grant concep-
ton As Harvesting the lightning and
make it obetlient beneath the profound
depths Of the great sea, which Proyi-
dence has placed between the Old and
Men Worlds.
There was no difficulty in finding a
competent officer. Lieutenant Perry
man, Of large experience and establish
ed reputation in deep-sea soundings,
full Of that enterprising spirit so char
actsristic Of American officers, was not
only ready but ernestly solicitous and
eager to be permitted to execute the
tAsl, assuring the Department that
with : few officers and very small
cgswsAs could accomplish it in a few
weehR without Inconvenience to the
sasvise. The small steamer Arctic
Va lying idle ct the Brooklyn NAVY
Yard. and pronounced suitable. The
order was Issued, and Lieutenant Der.
Ryan, accompanied BY Lieut.. Strain,
Passsd Aidahipmsn Mitchell and
TheaaA Nid1hipman Barnea and a
~ - ~ Ge1 Yoek on the 18th
aJl1H 0eassd tAs ecsan. and return
q . ~ 1Oeh e Ostobsr, bringing
~ - Nbaooane Sgppliss Of curious
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For Sale or Lease.

eligible Building Lots, situated
! GA Harrison Third, Ripley and Blonicace streets.
VIII De sold or leased On reasonable .erms TOR rat
tieuiars enquire Of CoRRis 4 Dow or
taurit0 AnraMAv