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lie would also say that he has the y for the
B.,'o' o,f i'"r H7rsn Og't,~s,
which he will sell by the can, kcg, gallon or quart,
wholesale and retail.
He very respectfully solici's a share Of your
Wolcott's Building, nearly opposite the New
Custom House, Burlington. Vt. lc
Burlington, October a, l-5G.
-
ORNE BLANKETS. JUSTIN, 4 FINE A.
: sortment # Horse Blankets, ready fprusa, and
cheap" than ever, for sale at the Corner store.
oct2odSwtt LIMAN'S
1Dhu fL'S' a LAR"E A'SoRIMENI OF
manufacturers in the Emitted states. C,I and sec
tham-at the CHEIP CASH nook STORE,
No.liGChurch street. $. B.';ICuOLS.
Spring EYE GL~ASSEs-THAT HOLD on TO
)" the Nose themselves, Of all Kind, generally
kinds. sod CHEAP by o,.lG J.E. B~RrySMAIp.
M ATCHES.-A NEW LOT OF THOSE
much poorc! than OTHER. in The market, ba. wbiaa
kind which arc So much better and cheaper mad.
their appearance also "a new lut of TIN, cncarcr
and better ones with cap jewels and all the
latest improvements, sold "a low as the lowest, at
the Church street Jcwelry store.
AEf IMPORTANT II House kEEFLE-.-
7pr3f's Patent -o.'-5e''inc 'Hu tpr preserving
Fruits and vegetable, of all kinds in a perfectly
fresh state, with their natural shane. col. and
These Can. nav be u.'I va,r ,ff'- y,,- ~t, i,-,,
tiaus for rrrsr-tfu. ITn.. anil V...af,Ir.s a...,-.
uny tlc Cans. For sale by M. DOuLTTrLF.
IurHns,.n. iel7 DIV
HsrAGovs FOR strr-oyr r.r.r ,vn
W two horse WAGONS on hanI and ma.fr.qt
/ all times. We al., furnish U,rI,rl'. p,-,r. -,-
/ and rut Thorn urgar v.....rs D., orl.r
Ptr'-f DI--r,v
Winoo.'i. ilrs2 1tr.,
-. = CDon
received d.ilv m VvINIrDpB,C
ami Ctppry' >yGpE q d.,
pursRa.cr viii mi , c,m,ri,c r'..-,m', 1,n.
ey and ''arl9 nry God, !ce.rrc'ias anl ol @. rls
Invite those desiring goods in my Tire I, irn.., be-
sert2i div
= , orr RON r-r~---,-. .,., ,..r---
IN, ION ~i'HrNIN,' AID PROTECT
.or 4iIn rAtENi R1D,' the m.'5 ',4i'.ie PRE-
to put tagm up in any laan.ity en- short notice, We
"'y' give" S''' S''''''s''T' "a n nrv,,v
Winoosli. INN, o 1,5f -
IANES AMI ~TNrRREITAS-A rspGP
on hand or made 10 order e.. spit th, tlpcv If
the purchaser at
scpti d6wtf y. ALLEN Co.
- olive and plain threaded and plain silver spoons.
Forks knlvcs-FI,h, Cake and Pie KNIVES, solid
sllver-handIed Butter and Cake Knives and all
thing in the line. The hand,omest variety over an
hand, which will be engraved in a style unsurpass.
ed. Ivory handled knives. steel and silver pl,tcd
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ladies ~1SrfiCUscs.

STYLES, ALSO CARD CASES, PORT
1 ' monaics &c. &c. at Nichols Cheap Cash Book
Store.
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Mourning paDpr.
New Books and New Goods

ENNEL0PES, ETC, FOR SALE AT NICu-
- OILS BOOKSTORE. nov5
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GOLD PENS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
~ Gold Pcns-all siles-from one Of the best
manufacturers in the Emitted States. Cgll and see
tham-at the CHEAP CASH nook STORE,
No.liGChurch street. $. b. NICHOLS.
oct 3 DIFF
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GNLOUR.-1oO BELS FANCY AND EXTRA
! brands this day received and for s,lc by
ie p. NAN -ICkLEN & WALKER.
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4 y.ssiAasls Dslusss-HssAAss.

The Keokuk Times. Denocratic paper
il probably The warmest defender sf>Dr,
Esds in the State. Iis editor o&sk 10 be
II might perhaps - bsss insrs,itnde in hin
not to be. DR.. Esds lOaned him, cot Of the
School Fuad. the modess sum Of $4,000
Ii ,Ais osgAs NOT 70 nsks Waliins stsens
defender q slkcial corruption, vs shssld
like 70 know just hew much il rsssirss 70
bur up Denocratic editor Sody al scal.
when j, 10 reeoIlectsl Ds. Esd leaned out
over osoopOo Of she ssheoi fssd 70 Cd
,ors aad e6ce-hoIlsss asd oGessssksrs Of
his own party, 10 h % b wondered u that
he hes God nsay warm defesdss. even
il ~ iaes Of ~ opsa ssd nosesieos esi.i-
naisyi Why. ths whole parry owes him
nearly - great : political dsbt. - nasy Of
its leaders are indebted to him peeaniafily
He has sGorded The bone and sisev u that
party . stsssg,h-soosy. He has Psrnitte0
il 70 Need The 6.ass most handseasly Bot
sill Ill Denoesass. and Il; DsaeaEate iesd.
err. are moi usdes psesaissy eslesdsss %
dssesd Esds. Ths ~ alRass q ~ pssty
via ssick " hin. - b = psadsslay -
noealH desd. ard they esases rsswfee'
hin. The more decen, Of the party will o.
Low iastiee 10 take its course. and DO moth
ins 70 screen him. Or. Eads has done then
great is,sry. Sut nothing % the injury
which Ill, y inA,ctsd on ihsm b . part sal
defence Of the man and his course.
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DAvEHPoRr,
1uesday Evening. Dec. a. 1850

OAvEHPoRT,
Tsesday Evening. Dec. ~, 1856 {
a respectable Llnber Of ladies and gen
'lenen convened ), M. B. rsler's. on Bra
dy street, for the purpose of taking the pre-
liniasry stePs towards organizing Phreno
logical society. d objects ofwhich are, The
study Of Phren~.ugical science, aud its prac
teal application in daily life.
The meeting organised By calling Mr.. w,
W. akiassr % the chair and appointing H
A. Raid, Sec.
On sosien, JasesT. Hoaane. r. H. In.
pey sad 2. A. Reid vsrs appoisted Is .
committee y drsft constitution and pre-
sent il q IL asxt meeting; and 70 procure
. saitssb Hall fos the future mestines Of
The secisy.
On notion il vas resolved, That this
society BE- styled the Davenport PhrenoloQ.
ical Society.
A number Of chronological drawings we're
presented BY Mr. Hogane,. which were re-
ceived with . vote OF thanks.
( The company then went into conyersa-
fionai discussion and general remarks on
ths eejec's ot;he society, ani the manner
Of its conduct.
On motion. the proceedings Of this meet
ing were ordered to be furnished the Even
sns News, Gazette and State Democrat, for
publication.
On motion meeting adjourned till next
Tuesday evening, Dec. 80. a, O'Clock
the place Of meeting 10 be advertised by the
eopmit,ee.
w. W. SKINNER, Chairman n.
n. A. REID, Sec'y
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FAIaLY HEApsp, Mr.. Rodmsn, natu-
rallied citizen. who fills credilably a seat in
the House, offered yesterday resolutions
against the change Of our Naturalization
Laws. The Slave Democracy thought that
thar there was fun ahead; expecting to see
the Americans on the Republican side Of
the House. vote down the resolutions. To
their surprise. the Republicans, in solid
body, to-day, voted for the resolutions, alter
amending them % a. to discountenance the
Introduction OF paupers aud ielons into this
country. The harmonious front presented
by the Republicans Of the Legislature is as
creditable TO them as il is annoying to their
opponents.
The Republicans OF the Senate have got
the Slave Democracy in tight place in the
discussion Of the Kansas question. II will
be seen how the matter stands, when the
proceedings are published tomorrow
Ioioa City Repub.
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:
AcGpSHr. - On THURSDAY night the
weather moderated and turned the falling
snow aud sleet to rain, and Il continued
to come down copiousiy the greater
part OF yesterday. This. Of ceurse, made
the snow upon the hoUss-tops very
heavy, and - consequence portions OF
buiidinss and sheds were broken down
throughout the city. The heavies. loser
which we learned Of from this cause, was
Mr., Cotton. the proprietor OF the livery sta
BILE on Fourth, between Main and Locust
streets, whose carriage house fell from the
weigh, upon it. breaking more or less eve
~ csrrisge and buggy in the house. amount
ing to fourteen in number, and some OF them
very badly. The damage done, we should
Judge. will be IN the neig hborhood oftwelve
or fifteen hundred dsoArs.- Dubuque Exp.,
2oA
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Qecs, mere We Nish -. soo1me II -
GsslGs l~aery ChdaAass.~ osas ~
tuDose1nssily ssesavsa o. Aseesy -
wisA ftsa he Co. - ~ allssa yeass.
Nsay u tAoss vAs q that iae dissast psrtsd
bach rsesived 81 lsdl ossssiags. ~ W
beneath he - u ~ pslizse. OtAsss ere
10 Distant elinss, NJ pa = ssw rsusia =
exshaaes de ersssiaep Of BE sssssa. Hay
they long live = sspssssasseivss e ths I'll.
isss history Of Dassap@s. - .laaa aasks"
in ths I'm Of or wseAestsl pssgssss. AZ
Chsissass Sslls~s chshsesA 10y ~ ~
livias wiensssss ~ What - bssa, - nj
ley-tespsrs Of s.cA sssp es or eavssd
nsrsA, H. kviag lisks u - sAaia wAisA
coasscss the village aaa sssss ~ = 81
history. A ~esssy Chrnsass" ,Aea "a
sAe0.
Bot we have a~essry CArisenas" fos oil
and 10 that .alr' how psay are eabrscsd'
Ia che early histosy 81 orr newspaeer christ
ms Wishes. We gave rot sresdngs . .
maay hsadssds . - nov hope happiness
TO thossssds. in exieadiag seed wisAes Z
citaans Of Oavsspsst. Fsos ~ esst. sAs
Wc1s. sbs Nss,A AID shs 6outh. lhs stssa'
ger hes cone y Cd hoae il DavsaPost
sriagiae hese ~ iassrssss. sssa thsaeh
many 4 Aa s6ecsisss nay havs ssea lsis
beAiss.-yst 10 sAay sases secsapenisd
By thsse sssss1 shsa ~ sieAes q BE q.
lection elssees aoss dsasly. O this Chrisa.
ma, ~. ~ shosgAss sasarally slsAs bach
,e he Chrntaas days II &s esA home
Hs hyss over in nsaosy pest AaPpiasss
and psessss 70 his heart ~ rscollecsioss y
til. wsra grssuaes. the sAiles Oi love. shs
kindly testa oniAla Of ~Gscuea. whi&h bal
Chrsnss ~ish hoae. and hone viii 81
~ helas most dear ADD precious 10 he Psss
Perhaps holy ihosght ef mother tssca
e bic beart--a ao,her noe light il ,hs
spirit Ind, osit nay ~ ssiii living. asd %
tklS Aappy ~ ses4iag ssassegss sfd'
Of love shsaoAsa p hin ssw - tsr daasaat
yss whsso shus = tine since wss cAiA y
her -, hspey = he gifss q u season
and 4 thss sist shieA kssws ne sssses DOT
oAasee, ., sosAss's ssss. Dot while Ais
nenoy hsge.s aSest ~ old Asssssssd
asd he lsvsA oass Via sses net asossA III
isnny hearth e ehsefy chrnsaas Nara
iags, Ia hin hail ~ nsuy Christnss .
kisasw hos = he havsiaese 4 fFssA q
fsctieoa - ths ssSelss srossd which aay
eluaees In the issugs ins oeosrsss
alaus - dssr = sbese vAisA 49,
hover sresaa he pa AZ The fss'
gresisg q he day. = ~ 1rss hearty sish
Of TIE sesssa, lss - lsy = he DOOR sll thia
nosaiag. eaioldsd in ~ Gssstis. -ass'
y Christmss." Let il cot esly b . happy
cae % yosrself. bat seek 70 make il nef'
~ enc With tbs -lissls folk" By kindly
gifts. Make il dear asoosy 70 then
connected with lore and eoepslsnt stock.
ings, 50 that they vil watch for il coming
in alter years, and in their tara sxtssd il
joys 70 another eenscsfiea.
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NORTH CAReLixA DiscRAcED.-The Su'
preme Court OF North California has con
frmed the decision of Judge Manly that
members Of the Universalist Church are in.
competent to testify in courts of justice,
according to the laws of that Stale. By this
decision, the Uniyersaiists OF South Caro-
PIMA are virtually outlaws, as no member OF
that religious denomination can collect his
debts, swear to an assault, or testify be-
fore the courts in any case, even il his wife
or child should be insulted.-N.Y. Tribune.
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Alnsss hsast.ssnaing accident ceesncs
a. the n1Iothian Ceal Pin. yeftssiay nor.
nisw.ky which eleven nsa lost ihsk lives
ara to uehers vsFs nearly desd vhS6 re-
covered. 1hs calamity Vas caused b the
breaking in OF 1 large body Of wstes from
ousao. more old and deserted piis into the
nev 80, ~ which the iaborsrs 9ees I'm
medisteiy submerged and drowned. Some
few years niane IL company, hsving ex.
heusted Their I'D piA. ssnk nee shaft,
seysa hanAesd feet dsrp. b he inasdisss
neigh hsshood, sad sisee tbea heve been
stesMly ceepesing fhsir diGjnga,by incline
plains, until they have eess esvsgai hun.
dred GSUs teisW DE osia shalt. Ros sons
nonfSs past the mining agent he's been ..
frai1 sfeslsing isto he q piss. sxtsndir T
for ecsvonndtf he ground, and 1iisd with
wsiar. an 70 guard against accident. bad
had the coal veIas bored to the length Of 20
iest1i eseFy Aiesetion. TO guard asainst the
wassr. 16sse tsnngs vsrs always can
tinssd in advsncs of the minsfs, and mp 10
Thsesday aftsrnoon had asvss drasn "a
ter. GuppesisG shat IN vss safe, the night
niehk haads dSsesnded The shaft thst even
isa, and imnsdistsly - TO work 10 the
lover psesasss, pfoping the archss and pre-.
parae he Say fos Tie oPsssdoss Of the
following day.
A. u the practice at these pits. No min.
ins icing beieg done u night, tie engine
which raises Is coal md men US stoeped
the Ere permitted to die cot, and the ropes
all removed IRON the macbinsy. About 2
o'clock yesterday morning, while ons Of the
80 kA 4.
SHIFT. ths other hands bsiag 10 the workings
several hundred feet belov hin, be- hssFd
the sudden gushing Of wstes ssnsssh. and
becoming charmed. immedistsH sounded
the sienal bsli above Tor I'D. ~ soes %
the eexise cosA b Ere 4 and stesa eot up,
one o. tso Of The minors imnsdiaisly q.
sceaAsA The shsft, sad found q ths bottom
the msa who had givea The signal staadins
In vsier up TO his arm Pits aa1 saasly dssd
from cold and alarm. He wss takes shove
- soon q possible, AMI soo .tins after On.
other Of the unfortunsts sFtsturss wss res
cued, the ts'er csstisuisg 70 siss.
Dsrins the hsry ssd soafusion incident
10 soch Z destruction Of humsn life, the
boiler Of the engine employ I'd shove ground
bursted into frsemen ts, which caused par
tisI euspen sion Of operations, bat the agsn,
and his assi .tants. aided By that skilIlul and
daring miner, II. Job Atkins. Of the Engiish
pi,s, set sbost preparing subs'ituts for the
engine, 10 wdss 10 ,as6e senswsd e06gts 70
any Of he nsa that might hsss -.
cspaA death BY 1re~sing.
Whensu Informant ieft. 4 bed net tsen
certainly ,sscsrisinsd Shsshss shsss we're
nors diem thitess nsn in H. piss. ~ Of
who's e1ss white sad ssssa coiorsd. He
Iescribss the scene . the most distressing
e asvSr witnessst. Wives weeping for
heir kssS !, chil1xea ios their fsahsfs,
a lnesds fss irisn(s, satsd 70 the sxcits.
80 n tfioss isho wmS Striving 70 learn the
,ust sss Ayss 6lts1 svvsy tssst Sish an.
aish. W ~ l4sss tsss aaetA sassa 4 -
a&aag : gE.1@& ssgse ~@ gs*F Y
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0euss o. RxsassIsrAsdn ~
tewA Cfrr. Dec. -, lo.A i 81
kss - ~ QossrrS 10
TN assl& 1s;al

soWA C1txt Ve& 40 lOsA ~
= - Qassrr ~ 4
TN assl& Is;ae
|shses< esa slsrs 20. !aes sasisst s~&
'&sr snsates pses h e ecss,itsse 30.
rem. = estipa u III. Roberto. NJ. Cloud
ssok ~ Chae. sad On nssion Of lr. Thorn
se.tAs Herss. aesassd 70 lasse -. Ne La.
mes1ay u Jaasasy ssxt.
SgNATE.-Oa motioa Of NJ. Foster,
Ar. Kkkssed tsek Tie Chair, and on mo-
sissSf II. MstAsrsea ,As Sssa,s adjourn.
% . sess = IL 1rss Monday IN January
ssRt q 10 e'cloek A. n.
Thss elssss sAs Arst three weeks Of the
axsA regular session of,hs General Assem-
~ efths osass Of Iowa.
Dsriae he lest three weeks much busi-
aess be- bsea seconpiishel in both houses,
Ne most sxeitiag question being the Kan.
- ssselstieaa, which occupied cossid. "a.
bic Of dns II Ne Senate. but passed the
Hsass withost aseA debate.
Suaersss tlls have pssssd bosA hedies,
for location Of State roads, for additional
nail facilities. &s., sll Of which are Of
Interest to shs eiussss Of the interior, and
Of sst iistls iaterest to geasrai readers.
While I write, seyeral members are sit
ing aroasd hot ftove discussing the Ran.
sss question. in an eloquent manner, and
among whoO 1 recognize the smiling coun.
tsnsace & Ar. Sullivan. who is debating il
be ssssl pleasing mood.
| Nis q = hoped that much good will b.
derived foa the acts Of the present ses
s'ea. A gieving future cab. loudly Tor III,
eseaelieAmsat Of institutions for the diffu
saea Of ssefsl knowledge. Iowa. sons ar,
already grazing eagerly after greatness
esd "kresiaess" they must gain. Power
fai minds are hewing . oath in which &c
travel on toward the temple OF fame, wher.
the Genii Of ambition avail. 10 place ihs
crown upon their heads. Iowa already sur
paaes in religion and morality. many OF hel
older sisters of the sunny South. Il thi.
not enough 70 urge her sens to a greater
psfaistancss Yes. Ambition has planted
10 tseir hearts desire to excel, and tina,
desire. kiadled b. brigh. sparks from noble
sesIs, will ever urge them to srea. and no.
bic acts. Her daughters too. are striving
gaia for : futuro generation, jewels OF
untold value. and BY which their names will
BE- walton in indelllble letters on the hearts
Of millions ye. unborn.
| Oar members should not only labor for
abe encouragement Of religion, mora li,y,
and literature in cur midst.
RKpuBIIc.
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spriakliags Of Hsvs.

~ hsee women met at Fashionable
dsessnsker's chop ia New York. to order
ssddiag dresses for themselves, and upon
soassltation, found they were all engaged
% the same man. and had formed his &C.
qusiatance through bis Advertisements for
| q wife.
in New Yors, on Saturday, Judge
Dawes decided That bank, under certain
circumstances, has the power to retain the
stock Of s'ockholder as security Tor the
ssbt owing by said stakeholder 10 the cor
poration.
New Bedford. Mass. has lust for.
ssFded $3.50 for food and clothing for the
destitute 10 Kansas. Double this sum had
been previously sen, from this same bene.
VIOLENT city.
lit 10 said that during storm in Troy,
New York, last week, q fock Of wild duck.
lying over that city, became loaded with
sleei, and several ofihem fell to the ground
and were caught, their wings being 50 fro.
zen that they could not use them.
According to the New York Herald
there are on the doekets Of the criminal
courts Of that city. two thousand indic,nen,a
against various individuals. al unprose euted
aud unnoiieed
There was point In the quaint re-
mark Of plain farmer TO a somewhat trans
esndsntsl preacher. @Take care, sir, you
don't put the hay 50 high in the rack that
the lambs cannot reach it,
The new marriage law which has
just been published in Austria, recognize
the marriage Of boy OF fourteen with /. cir
OF twelve as valid, "but the parties are to be
separated until they are Of age"
The Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Inqsirey states that SOM
advssturous individuals have purchased Of
the proprietor Of Mt. Vernon all the trees
and shrubbery left on the estate al a cost h
twenty thousand dollars, and that the sam
parties have erected ;a.large building near
the RAILROAD depot in Washington, d, a cost
Of probably $1,000 more. This large cut.
Icy 10 to be reimbursed by the manufacture
and sale q Washington or Mount Vernon
csnes!!
a German With whom Baysrd T.ylor
formed fisndship, since his arrival in Ger
many. has conveyed to him, as free gin
an estate near the Thurinsian forest; 4.
eontdns beautiful residence bull, in 1860
By one Of the ministers ofErnst IT, Lucky
traveller!
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.ApvERrisiSa.-The Albany 1ranscripI
says that though the advertising rates Of
the New York Tribune are 81 10 $3.50 per
line, there are. persons-wide awake, BUSH
ness men, who believe and know BY expe.
Renee, that advertising is profila bic to them
who have IRON 10 To 300 lines in each is
sue OF that plper-rhe Iiinsis Central
Land Co. pay The Tribune from 81, 900 to
$4,000 annually, and they must think it
pays or they would not continue such an
expense from year to year.
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clrissaas vsspsr lynn


~ Aaes-ssuor nrsuss, sr ny
nsp.r. awhile, each = 5sAs&x e.re, d \
ssssrtaiy things aeois>aan, NJ
Aad sFeak, my sou,, 81 ysdperrrsse3
obediens 10 that ~ IA eqtl. 1
For bark NE psaltn1 shotn swellss
Devotion chants shsAyaA OF rrsiss, v
And nov Of Joy and Asoe IL tolls,
M. falntsng on tho ear, q says,
Gloria ubi nornine !.
Thiae, woad'rous BaAset 0Aiileei@ fs
Fond theme Of navidHharp and song,
Thine are the ne tee OF minstIeisys
To Thee rs ransoMsd chords belong. 49,
And hark again the chefS,e ~
The Song 10 wafted on The eresre,
Aud TO The lis,'ning earth Il tells,
In accents soft AID sweet - these,
Gloria ,ibi pon...e.
Ayhsar doth feel thst stii ne'. near,
70 &c, the soul = beam Ma sAis;
Rise Why, why lhas Allaak 5epx.
When eatepsses, md isvs .aAd blissf
Bsihark ~ psAl,As eAesus sssrs
Anew iss.Artliias vsspsf usAns
Ana s.lll joy aAa Aepeh tSlla, 81
And bids ersetioa aiag asainy
Gloria MI Dsniss.
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CITY pROpPprv

aot--Loi3 block los. on BRADY street,
al2--Psu Of lot o block a. aax,oo
neaf hrad5 street. with aframc dweh. Nm on seeoaa
3l3-wes, half OF lot 2 block c- vim,
ling house, on Railroad esst Of Roy drnans dwAl.
$50 per foot. 'sand street,
32o-A house and loliu las, rsvt,,o,.
LOT block house Of sir rosms, eoa Jt o sss
tefn' wood shed, DC; price $500. 'eiaF, eas
3si--A house with " acre OF ground
ern part Of the city; $1,000. ne aosA.
3as--Lot block as south east eo,,.
Western Avenue, one Of the hsnd,o~, 81 ~ sad
private resideneci In the city. 'ou Nrs
az: s@--Lo.7 block z and !, and so block r,...,
addition, near tho Female college. saltent
No. 332-Lot No. Q In block Sc, on s,h -.
east Of Ferry, upon VII Oh Is erected tvn ~ oas io
house, one story frame house, . carpen,., erst
VI ton' 81 1913 per aanrn: viii y ~. -
70 a3a--A one story brick house Of Ia. s.-a
iahaia nne view q the river from thia place A~S H.
3io--L9ts7 and block rs, near tho Railroad a..
slA--A new frame house with good bach h,,.,.
Tue cornef OIL sixth street. lot 9yyIUo feet 90
us,n so s 10, ssoining Gu tue south, fsonup. a.
34d--A house and lot on Sixth .tre.,
street lot 2sxi5c. "ss' =. Mla
Sd Lot on Main street. being tho north v,.,
ner OF 'eidsniiths addition SsIsxt4 eof-
Sas--A house and lot betweeea gradx "a ~
| with nne view Of the river. SIS
ssi-Part flo, block 5, Forest DILLON. ,,,,,..
! price $500. eaais'0a
33z-Lot fronting on Blsdy and extending IA ~
stFss'' s9x!s lost; price $500, easy terms. WV
% -,n house and lot on south west corner Of Third
ssi--A house and two lots In E.s. p.v,p,.,,,. -.
g -o1 = casa, balance year ehssp properly. S's
5Ss--A house and lot on sastsids of R,nl.,
tetSeen Front and Second stf,, H. hou.I NJ sasW
ro"'n. lot eeree. undsfs rent Of ssp pss ~ -
Friee slsvo. H .s&
No. 2ioA two story frame honss GU pA,t of,ot ~,
~ on Western avenue north u 9th Asuse ~.
Heh"ns, PANTRY, Closets ctstern and we'll pri. eese
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70. Ai.-A House Of sIzS aud au. Ia, s., a.,
'ai wsstssn Ave. Price 1880 'a
No. 2a2 A House Of same stss and ,au. il, -.
at o. western Ave. Prizes s., zoo. 49, wy
10. 2s3--A House OF size and te.. ,i,,t, a.,
Il q ds"r East Of ". Ave. Price s., DO - ''a
So,s4.-Three H,a.es Of the .ams aeseuip,,oo -.
rons, !arnan 81, north Of Lucu.t With 80 90.
Ffsland each fric" $i,sDo st
40 $50 Hos,s and Lot corner Ripley and ,,,A
'N' H'Ai''n'i'use is1ss-z. noonn Prios $50
so 2ss.-A Game house on Farnam n. h, x,..A.--
tss aud Il, ropins, kIehea, cist-rn wsu etc Er,s
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