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The AFRICAN CoAsr SoUADRox-The Navy
Department have dispatches from this squadron,
dated Porte Grande, August %, ult. The Cum
berland was then there. The Dale sailed thence
on the 18th August for Congo River and st.
Paul de Loando. Commodore Conoyer reports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-25

APPOINTED. james III. Sprole appointed
Lighthouse Keeper at Pass Manchac, La, in
place of Benjamin Williams removed. Salary
5000 per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-25

BEING ENGROssED.-There is now in pro-
gress Of engrossment at the General Land Office
patent for the celebrated Pulgas Rancho
containing S5,24O acres, laying on the bay of
San Francisco, which has finally been confirmed
to Maria de Soledad Ortega do Arguelo one
undivided half, to Jose Ramon Arguello one
fourth, to Luis Antonio ArguelIo one-tenth,
and to S. NJ Theses three-twentieths. The
patent in question covers fourteen large sheets
Of parchment, and embrace two hundred and
twenty-five courses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-25

CLERK HIRE AT THE Local LAND OFFICES
The Commissioner of the General Land Office
is now engaged in preparing the estimates for
the hire of clerks in the local land offices in
Kansas and Nebraska and on the Pacific side,
whose services have been rendered necessary
by the extraordinary pressure of the business
Of the season upon them. The act of August
IL, 1856, authorized such allowances to be
made in case the then anticipated pressure
should arise, as it has done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-25

Two BEAUTIFUL BOSTON PA % )
opened thIs day al ELl.IS'S
se u PIaIIn Sfnr..
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7 y
OF TTCI
Office Second Story. three doors from
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Specacles and Glasses suited la every ,iEht
Opera, X eadIng, and Watchmske. IS Glasses; Tels
scopes, Microscopes IN great variety CosnoI ami,
SteTeoscopes with views Of superior and cholc.
pictures on hand. See advertisement Ia NatIona
lutelligencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-25

Wop:S.asEN soonsns ssLAuGaLIN i cos,
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NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. ...
Just received, and keeps constantly on hand. q
large supply Of the best quality Of UN POWDER,
SHOT, and CAPS.
Cheap for cash only.
JONAS p. LEVY,
sc 2 Il No. Sd 18th street. corner of II.
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TRANSPARENT BAR SOAP, for making the
Il skin soft and smooth, at
.e25-st LAMMOND'S. 7th street.
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pnFsTICEs ~ BDsTsS-The famous Doe
sticks has furnished the New York PI"ayur-e
an account of his visit To- Boston. fr III which
the following extracts are made:
\Inety-ninc extra sized angie worms loco
noting at high pressure speed about Il gar
den walk Of a ShOwtry afternoon, and being
perpetuaIiy turned back when they got to
the edge, and compelled To cross each 9th
er'S trail IN innumerabIc directions, would,
If the ground were soft and their every foot
step plainly visible, draw on the garden
walk aforesaid a tpieTably accurate map Of
the city Of Boston. IL IS or okeder than
nine acres of rams horns, and has more cor
ners than cord Of cross cut saws. You
see your friend Jones. ana You cal! out,
Jones, wait n III mute, AMI you start TO see
Jones, thinking lac : just across the street.
Misguided man, far distant Jones, you
climb the hills. and turH ninety corners be-
fore you get within hailing distance of Jones
again.
The streets look as IL they had been made
somewhere else, and dumped here in huge
tangle, and nobody had ever taken the
trouble to straic!.ten them out again Ii
looks a. if somebody had boen building lot
Of cities by contract, and the job hadn't come
out even, and he had thrown down his rem
nants of streets and odd ends of alleys, and
little shipped off bits Of lanes ana avenues,
and called il Boston. If any street III the
town should be cut n straight mile in any Iii
rection il would 20 through a dozen private
parlors and forty five music halls In fact,
Boston looks as II first rate material for an
excellent city had been melted and poured
through a seive on 4 side hill and left to
cool
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GOOD joke, SAYS the Syracuse Standard,
is related of Miss g., laughter loving. good
natnIed lass, who was spending the after
noon with a neighbor, and during supper
the conversation turned TO h,n &c. Mis- q.
observed tha' her hens did not lay scarcely
any eggs and she could not tel the reason.
Why" observed Mr. p. my hens lay very
well. | 90 eu; among them almost ev5ry
day and get eggs" Gracious,'' was the
instant rejoiner, IL wish you would come
over To our house and run with our hens a
spell, I'm sure father will pay you we'll for
your trouble" She'll do
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THAT DoG.-We expected to have tried
our dog last "Wednesday, but or return
from Frseport, we were informed that the
dog had run away. We found him, however
half drowned, in barrel of soft soap. He
has no more hair on him now than gun
parrel, but is the " cleancst Iimbed" dog we
ever saw. He was a bird dog until this last
event, and now he is 4 81 hare (Iair) hunter"
Foio Transcript.
Well, friend Neigs, we advise you to try Il
bottle of Lyons hat hair-on; it is probably
Is good for dogs a. for cats.
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ProC.aEiiiIiDn.

DE-, known by an .ie.Iy weak and debiltated per.
ID sons. that VI LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
i the only remedy that E strengthen and nTigorate the
system, and remove all Impurities Ia the blood
II j. very pleasant ., take.
In il combined the properties OF TOXIC DIURETIC,
and ALTER sTlyE
I;wI cur any disease Of the stomach, Liver Bow
Diarrlu-s Bnlousnes- Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Head
ache. Intermittent Fvv-r-- sour stomach. Liver Com
Bowel. C,-tv-ues- Night Fevers, Yeliowness Of the
skin &c, Sc.
Wien taken. = u-H.rallEe- and removes any morbid
s-rtou- ia the stomach and strengthens the Digestive
Or-a-s.
l. vi a'.o cure any disease Of the Uterus. Kidneys
Bladder Urinary Organs and an Alternative. ii pu
rife and healthy circulation Of blood, reuov
ius al sores Bg,. Pinpl-s Botch-s from the skin.
Ty D. and De convinced Of IL wonderful in'goraiiHs
for CHILDREN, who puny. weak, and sick'y, We
sdy-- parents 70 give them teaspoon full o! this Cor
es->ce Circular.
:. II MCLEAN sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also MrLeaI's volcanic Oh Imminent.
80 Principal Depot, the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, St Louis, Mo.
80 The br-t evidence in the WORLD of the merits OF
medicine : ih- testimony u Physicians. They all in
favor Of McL-au> Volcanic Oh Luimcnt, because they
Know the nirn-ut tiat has been discover
ed. and ;he only remedy for the permanent cure Of
local pains aud external diseases.
They have tested the Of Rheum-
at-u. Bruises Sprau-. Burns, Sores &c. and il ha-
ycr failed - produce a speedy aud permanent cure
Read ;ir following letter from an old experienced
Physician, which i INCONTESTABLE PROOF Of the
great efficacy OF Mclean Volcanic Oh Eminent ia cur
ing tn, and the lame:
Mr.. J. H. MCLEsS-Sir; wish to add my testimony in
the great virtue Of your Volcanic OIL Imminent have
your Eminent Bruises, &C. and it always
cured them sooner than any other remedy ever saw
I am using IL in case q eryspelas and the pa
ti-nt J. doing we'll have used /; on a horse that had
the sweeney and il cured him in short time also
saddle horse lame from hump below the hook joint
he had also scratches very bad. fused the Mexican
Mustang fniH-nt and several prepa ratons Of my
but could do him no good. rubbed NcL-an's Volcanic
Oil Imminent on him twice and it killed the scratches
and reduced the swelling 4 few applications
cured him entirely. advise every farmer keep sup
ply always on hand, for it Is a valuable Liniment.
:. J. GILLIAN, NJ n.
J. II. Mclean, Sole Proprietor, ST Louis, No.
sold by SNALLNsS & Co. Druggists, Ottawa, IL,
and AL other Druggists everywhere augl5-2m
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all men. They safe and pleasant to take but power
full to Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital of the body, the distractions Of
its organs purify the blood and eSpel disease They
purge the foul humors which breed and grow dstem
per- stimulate sluggish disordered into their
natural action, and inpart healthy with strength to
the system Not only do they the every day
complaints of everybody, but also formidable and dan
ycrous diseases that have bafied the best OF human
skill While they produce powerful effects, they at
the anne time diminished doses the safest and best
piysc that can be employed for children. Being
coated they pleasant TO take ana being purely We
e.abIe are free from any risk Of harm. Cures have
been made which surpass belief they not substsn
by of such exalted position and character as
forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent cer
gynen and physicians have lent their names To cery 10
the public the reliability OF my remedies, While others
have the Of their conviction that my
Preparations contribute immensely the relic! OF my
afflicted suffering felownen
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac. containing directions for their
use, certificates Of their Of the following com
plants: -
Costiveness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, DrOpsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach, Nau-
sea Indigestion, Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels, and
Pain arising therefron Fatuency, Loss Of Appetite all
ClcerOus and CuaneOus Diseases which require
cuan Medicine Scrofula Kings Evil. They also, by
purifying blood and stimulating the system cure ma
nv complaints which it would not be supposed they could
reach such Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia
and Nervous rritaby, Derangements of the Liver and
Kidneys Govt other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction Of its functions
Do not be put of by unpriuciped dealers with some
other pill they make Iront on. Ask for AVER :
PIII. and take nothing else No other they give
powers The sick the best aid therei for them, and
they should have Il.
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EARN FOR MALE.

NHIIE owned by Wu. NHcgonrr, and common
i ly known the IOa- farm containing 300 acres.
and. lying one m- -ouh 81 Mar-eie- t-w sec ~. and
NV sec. su T s. L. 81 IL l. well vat-r-d extending
the river the northeast corner. has about - Of
good timber, 81 improved good house barn. and
outbuildinrs, and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TREES, IS
years old. and Of the choicest kind Of rJ
Also "A convenient; Tenant House.
IT,. farm i well adapted FOR both Stock and Grain.
The above farm w BE sold cheaper, by far than any
other La Sale County. The J. bound sell.
ap2j JULIUS AVERY, Ottawa. Ill.
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ScESE--The crowded deck Of an amer
lean packet from California Californian
to the skipper. 81 would like sleeping
berth, meow, if you please" Skipper
Why, where have you been sleeping for
the lasttwo weeks since we left port - Cali
fornian--" Wei, I've been sleeping on the
top of sick man; but he's got better meow,
and he says I've got to move NV boots.
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\ grocer having mentioned TO one of his
lady customers that the submarine telegraph
was broken, she replied, that if in their next
attempt they should grease the cable with
some OF his strong butter, which she had
been using for some time, she thought it
would imPart strength to it. The grocer
smiled family out OF compliment, but didn't
see the point of the joke.
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NURSERY SCENE" Mamma, mamma,
Well, sissy, what'il you have!"
"Can't thIeep."
al can't help you, dear
feth, ma, do thend for Partition Hopthor
an make him preach for me. He makes N,
thleep tho nithc - Spanking
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"READIS', SPELLIN' AND SPANKINGs."-A
bevy of little children were telling their IA
Their what they got at school. The eldest
got grammar, geography, arithmetic, &c
The next got reading, spelling, and detini-
tons. And what do you get, my little
soldier ?" said the father to a rosy-cheeked
little fellow who was at that moment slyly
driving tenpenny nail into the door pan
mel "Ma, c.. siar Ndu sIAA sIa
srs<E-Gf..
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familn Groceries.
NEW
Ea milv Grocery and Feed Store,

I'll Block north Of the neU Court House, Columbus a.
m THEOP'ILUS respectfully announces to the public
that he has opened this Store and just received
quantity Hams Cheese Butter, Flour Fish, Tea COZ
fee, Sugar, Sauces. Jelies Preserves Fruits
&c and description Of table stores ana
Of the best qualities and owest prices.
Daily supply of Poultry Fresh Butter, ana vegetables
n. Boats and other feed ut all times on hand
share OF public patronage is Respectfully! soicited
Ottawa. m hcr
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EcQdl I0rrrtisrments.
w 1lcrcaS.

ordinance, authorizing the Mayor Of the CITY Of
ottawa To borrow the sum Of twelve thousand dol
lars be expended in erecting and furnishing school
house has bees passed by the City Council and approved
~ the voters Of the City election held for that pur-
pose which To be secured by bonds Of the City Of
Eve hundred dollars each payable years after date,
with interest At the OF ten per payable
ally.
Now therefore, !, GEORGE r. WALLER, Mayor Of said
City. hereby give notice that ready office. in
Ottawa, to receive subscriptions said loan by the
duaBc= - = provided that there shall be annually
apart by the treasurer, be used for other purpose
Of the first money received into the treasury suf
cient Ga pay SAID interest.
4 good opportunity j. here afforded make safe in
ye>iment where the interest will be promptly paid
ally Those who wish subscribe will please do i'm
meat-y a 1t i desirable that the building should be
erected during the coming
my23 q. +. WALKER, Mayor,
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~ say, Dick, what do you wear that great
big pin on your shirt bosom for.r
"Well you see Ned, dropped a bit Of
fried egg on my bosom this morning and |
thought could save Havana by covering
up the spot with this pin, So" Here
the laughing part comes in.
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OTTAWA
CUSTOM MILLS !

He Subscribers beg INFORM the citizens of Ottawa,
farmers, and the public generally, that they have
ntted up their MILL hitherto known the Oil Mill,
FIGURING Mill. by placing in it new superior, ample
machinery Their arrangements are expressly adapted
TO- and made in view Of rendering 1t q superior
GUSTAV MILL.
Where the farmers have their grinding of every
risty, done expeditiously and promptly. We grind
wheat, Corn, Rye, and Buokwheat, having machinery
adapted to each and the machinery being all new, and
under the management of an experienced milers
confident of being able to give satisfaction in all
We invite farmers TO give a trial, at least.
Citizens of Ottawa respectfully informed that
are prepared to furnish them with superior article
OF superhne Flour also Buckwheat aud Rye Flour Corn
Meal, Fran, and other Feeds, all Of which will be
promptly delivered in any part Of the City, FREE
CHARGE slate will be found the store Of j. G. Nat
finger, where orders may be left for delivery during the
day.
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BOOK BINDERY.

1HE subscriber would inform the people Of La Sale
= and adjoining Counties that he has established
BOOK BINDERY in Ottawa, where he viii he happy 70
receive orders for anything In his line.
blank Books
OF ell kinds manufactured to order In worEmaniike
manner Also old books rebound. Pamphlets and ma
gazinss bound in any style required Maps covered and
vanished.
And all other work done which belongs to my branch Of
business Let It be borne in mind that 1t is longer
to send Chicago to get your Blank Books
any kind Of Binding done, for you
have an establishment in Ottawa that do it ALL and
save you the trouble of sending abroad.
Please give a call In the the Telegraph
ONCE, south side Of the Court House Square.
noYl G. g.. LC1Z.
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HAVE 20N0 acres ~ land N hHrrau county, -uiiab.
for grazing which will sell exchange FOR lands ia
La sale County.
hav. also 600 81 land in Henderson County,
III for sale cheap viii exchange 'oT improved lands
In this County laugh L TIOENE.
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Joliet Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Going East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at 65 &.
NJ. and -sao =. NJ arrival o: Chicago, Alton
4 81. Louis trains from the South.
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction 6:. \. VI. and SIS r. II,
arrival Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passenger, from the South and West. the Chicago,
Alton -. LOis, and Chicago Rock Island Railroads,
will fad this direct L. the East and South
last and may 81 making prompt connections at
Detroit Suspension Bridge Buffalo, and Cleveland with
all the lines Of travel. and at Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains Cincinnati, Lafayette,
Louisville, and tie South.
Through tickets he purchased at the Office at Joli-
for all the principal cities and towns at the East
T. G RICE. Superintendent.
GEp. H. MACGKEGoK, Engineer Jo'i.t DiSjsioD. iul2i
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n RLBUT'S.
pONTGO NERY'S
Family Provision Store.
Extensive Arrivals.


He subscriber has just received his Spring stock at
the above old and popular establishment, compris-
ing every article included IN ,he list Of the us-f,i and
health ful subsiaHAl- Of life. His purchases
riyiny from the >oEh, and with his purchases
elsewhere, comprise the largest fullest, frrsie,
and cheapest stock % Family Groceries to be found be
tween Chicago aad 81 Louis. He invites all who
s.epic4 This Pont TO call and them The follow
ing articles comprise but part Of his lit constantly
hand.
>Hgdr brown. loa. clarified. and crushed
CoFse, gi1 rod Java
HoLIs->-, - ar nouse. plantation. and .yrgp.
tdHdl.S. star, stearine- sperm, and tslow.
Tsd., green, black, bohea &c.
Soap, rosin. CASTLE and shaving.
Tobacco. CaveEdi-h, me cut. smoking, Il.
C.gnr.. anything from long nine to mild four
penny Cuba
Pork, lard. tAiloz. &c
F'-b. maLerel, white herring, and trout.
'rc0r .fuf-, raisiu,. and curraut..
Fig-, al retail or by tie drum.
Gtager F'rs.s~rs-, a very hne article.
Dige1rr. the be-; crab and cider.
PicEieS ia jar, all kinds. extra
Eepper Siuc|. pepper, salt, alsPce, ginger, and al
other ordinary condiments.
Nut. Brazil. h!b-rt,, almonds. pea nuts. &c.
Toy. for children including babies and everything
else from the elephant TO JACK the giant killer.
Og-tcTs, sariine-, &c in cans.
CIHdi,s, a lot Of all kinds
I.iik- hruorr.. l..
grunge AMI tsooa~, ire.h from the son;h, rean
~ the box
I'Ip~r. ink. pens and all kind. 0. stationery
[osrjey. shot. cI,. lead. and everything that line
FAEg tGckis. from the laug-s; pole iupno~ hooks
Flour, potatoes. vegetables in their season, butter
eggs, chickens, and AL such little arrau Er-His" need
ed in families, always Aep; when they possibly be
procured for love OF money.
VH,LINS.
very fine lot Of N!oiils, wiki all the arrangements
ALSD-tHicdgo ant Hilton lime ami C~,ter.t toge-
Their with everything else that be named his linz,
and if he is not supplied wiki the article called for he
Ottawa May 81 1856 r. MONTGOMERY
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
THE RAPID CURE ~
Coughs, Colds, HoaIseness influenza, Bronc hits,


Coughs, Colds HoaI seness. influenza, Bronc hits,
WhoopIng .ougn, Group, Asthms, Ineipi-
en- Consumption
And for the relief of ConsuHptive patients in advanced
stages OF the disease.
We need speak 70 the public Of its virtues
Throughout every and almost hamlet OF the
American stAte- wonderful Of pulmonary COM
plants have made il already known. Nay few The
families in any civilized country this continent with
out personal eGYriet uf its effects; and fewer
the comm uuities anywhere which have not among
them living trophy % it, victory the subtle
and dan diseases Of the throat and lungs hIe
i the pow -rf autldo- known for the
formidable ard dangerous dis-sCs IF the pulmonary
j. also the p.easaut-t and safest remedy that
BE- employed FOR infants and young persons. Pa
that steals upon them guprepared w have abundant
grounds believe the CHEEKY pictorial lives
by the coHsumptious it prevents than h"-e it
Keep it by YOU and your colds while they cura
BILE, neglect them until no human -ki master the
memorable cankeT that fastened the y2ls cats your
life away
All know n. dreadful fatality 81 lung disorders, and
they the virtues Of tj- remedy, need not
DO than them i kilt made tie best it
be W. spare care. tod produce il the
perfect possible. and thus afford those who rely
tie agent which skill furnish ,Or their
cure.
Prepared by DIR. j. &. AVER
Practical amt ..HuittieGi Fheyair. LDlrsH Mus,
AND SOLD BIZ
A c. PUTNAM. Ot.I,ra,
u. WALKER Co,
q. II. HUNTER
J 7. ADAMS. EIyi .Sfdtion,
c. H. JOHNSON, Ne.fOtd
And all dealers in medicine everywhere. augi
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Il - Invented.

THE very thing that farmers have long wanted-a Sc
= PARATiNG CORN SHELLER, with one horse pow
er, which superior anything of the kind in use
its nestness, durability perfection Of its work, and
usefulness to farmers in general The whole machine
weighs go lbs and i, capable Of Smelling and preparing
for market riing bushels hour, under fayora
q: circus:sIsa. - power may be used for various
uf,H3 zrxU, -. by HANLEY & DOW
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list will give An idea OF th.
Iyl;,a y.,y T. zsn. D,;,,
n. wii,a,at'i
do do iry
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a. 80"
nan" ' p H.
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a'is oi"' N''@
10 ~,
ohroihe oIeeh' W. - ~
beil'h'
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Emerald.
rum rum, bFOHtN'
Chrome yellow,
yellow ochrer ZINE fh2ii7i
do AmeFican.
stone cchre,
Roman Genre.
naples isiiow.
Cadmium f-iioE.
isfttylT RANT. ltFN.
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Lots for sale.
lTIE have for sale the following lots which
i they offer at low rates. time. viz:
L;LOrty's dddition 10 Ottdtc6.
Lots I, 2 and 3, block I.
Lots 3, 4, 3, s. and IL, blocks.
Lots 3, 4, ), 5. 9 and H. block 1.
Lots I, 9, 8, 4, 5 and 6, block s.
Lots !, 2, 3. 4 and 5, block 6.
Lots !, 4, 5. and 9, block s.
Lots 9, and 10, block g.
Lots l, 9, 8, 4 and 3, block IL.
Lots l, 2, 3, A. 8, and S, block Is.
Lots 6, 10, II and IS, block -.
Lots 3, =, 12 and l6 block 10.
Lots l, 9, 3, 4, 3, g. and 3, block IS.
Norris addition.
Lots and 6, block s.
Ohd,rd city.
Lots 2, G. land 5, in the subdivision of lot
Lots and g.
Lots !, 9, SO and 10, TO-
TRUE & WATERMAN,
jull9 office IN Bank Of Ottdtod.