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The Nevada journal., 1857-05-29

Ours AND INs.-Tuesday Inaugural
ted a new administration of county Off
GERS, the old ones going out and the new
ones coming in. 1t is proper to speak
a word of the virtues of the defunct Of
tcials, and we do so from personal feel
ings as well as from a sense of Justice
to the parties themselves. Those with
whom we have been most intimate have
performed every duty faithfully and
well, and few will be found among all
parties. classes and conditions, who are
disposed to say aught against them as
public servants.
Never has the county had a more
vigilant, energetic and efficient Dis
trict Attorney than A. A. Sar-
gent. Not iot of his duties has been
neglected, but executed fearlessly for
the governing consideration the pub
lie good. Happy will the people be
Cdl lHC olN dyo SCCulC tuC ScINlCcS VI
so determined and unwearied a prose-
cutor of crime.
In John III. Bostwick, the people
have found careful and assiduous
Clerk, and we regard him as having
been extremely happy in his selection
of assistants. They have been gentle
men peculiarly adapted to the places
they occupied. We believe the bench
and the bar have united in expressing
their satisfaction with the intercourse
between themselves and the clerks de-
partment.
That VIM. Butterfeld has been No.
Sheriff, few or mono will deny. A
more prompt, decisive and gentlemanly
officer the county has never had in the
capacity of Sheriff. He and his assis-
tants emphatically understood their bu-
siness and minded it thoroughly, with
out fear or favor.
The Assessors office has been filed
full, by John Mccoy. He has perform
ed his duties so completely cup to the
handle" as to leave little for his sue
cessor to do during the coming year.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-29

NoIICE-Chas. r. Robinson is our authorized agfnt
IN during our absence from this State.
CHAMBERS Il GOODRICH
Nevada, May 90 1927. 3wt
ITOk sALE--A Bakery now doing good business in
l. Red Dog Nevada County. Enquire of
lwt j. NJ ILUESuUIZ. Nevada
May %, 1851,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-18

FUNNY RAT TIARA correspondent of tic
Genesee Farmer relates the following funny
way of catching rats: " l build my corn crib
on posts about eighteen inches high, made
rat-proof by putting sheet-iron on the
top Of the posts Make every thing secure
against rats except the granary, and have
this rat-proof except at one Of the back
corners. Here, where they will like it best,
make a nice hole with spout five inches
long on the outside. where they can 60 in
and out at pleasure. Then, if think the
rats are too numerous, take a bag, after
dark, and slip the mouth over the spout on
the outside Of the granary. Then send
Ben in at the door with light, and the
rats and mice will all run into the bag
Then slip the bag off the spout. and slap il
once or twice against the side of the granary
Turn out the dead, and IN an hour or two re.
peat the process. After all are killed, stop
up the hole till new recruits arrive, which
catch in the same way"
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NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.
EyIcnsive ArrIvalS

=
HE subscriber has received his Spring stock
] the above old Nnd popular establishment, compris-
health full substansis Of life His purchases
irving from the soC'h and with his purchases
elsewhere, now comprise the largest, fullest, rescs,
and stock OF Family Groceries found
tween Chicago and st. Louis He invites all who are
skeptica this po' mt call them The follow
ing articles comprise but part Of his list constantly on
hand
Sugar, brown. loaf, clarified, and crushed.
Ioree, Rio Tad Java
Noii.ses s. Jar honse plantation. and syrup.
IGHdisS star, stearine, sperm, and tallow,
T.as, green, black, bOhea, &c.
lSD,tp, rosin, CASTLE, and shaving
T'Jdcc0, Cavendi-h, fine cut, smoking, &c.
Gg',s ANYTHING from "iong nine" to q "rnild four
penny Cuba"
oil. lnseed, sperm, and olive.
Fork, lard, tallow, &c
Fish, makerei. white, herring, and trout
,.co.f Nnts, raisins, and currants.
Figs, at retail or ny the drum
Gi"ger Preserves, very fine article.
ItbegGr, the best crab and cider.
Pickles, in jars, all kinds, extra
iIpe Srnce, pepper, salt, alspice, ginger, and all
other ordinary condiments.
Nuts, Brazil, hlberts, almonds, pea nuts, &c.
1ys for children, including cry babies, and everything
else from the elephant to Jack the giant Killer.
oysters, sardnes, &c, in cans.
CdRdies, a lot Of all kinds.
Pills. brooms, mops, &c.
Oranges anil lemons fresh from the sonth, at retail
or ~ the box.
Piper, ink, pens and all kinds Of stationery.
IO,cder, shot, lead and everything ia that line.
ftshing TICKLE from the longest pole minnow hooks
Ftonr, potatoes, vegetables in their season. butter,
eggs, chickens, and all such little need
ed in families, always kept when they can possibly be
VI0LINS.
very fine lot Of vions, with all the ARRANGEMENTS
at astonisiingy low prices.
ALSO-Chicago and Alton Lime and Cement, toge-
Their with everything else that be named in his line,
and if he supplied with the article called for he
Ottawa. May 81. 1856. r. MONTGOMERY
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Mr.. Brace, the author of some racy
sketches of travels in Norway, gives The fol-
lowing recipe for making the "rog rod"
which he calls the browning dish Of Scan
dinayia."
Take three and half lbs. Of juice Of cur,
rants and three pints Of water, and sugar
at hb, with a havoring of almonds or Gin,
namon ian ounce or an ounce and half
Boil tiis mixture, ard when it begins to boil
add one and quarter pounds of ground rice
or n pound Of sage. Let it boil quarter Of
an hour, and stir it often; afterwards it is
60 be poured into moulds or tea cups, which
have been wet with cold water, and left to
cool. Then it should be turned out, and
eaten with cream and sugar. Any other
Juice Of acid fruit will do as well"
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Some TWENTY years ago, the late Mr.. Ste
vens imported bay geldipg, called the Pow
haitian. lie bought him through an agent
in London, and gave for him 1000. After
he had had him week, the groom one
morning said:
Commodore, that d-n Powhattan has
kicked all the boarding from behind where
he stands"
ale has, eh? Well, hitch him up before
my heavy sulky and III take that vice out
Of him in short metre"
The groom hitched up Powhattan and
drove him up to the door in few moments
The Commodore got in, when Powhattan
laid down on his belly. Commodore intro
duced shilling raw hide on his hams, when
with one kick the bottom of the sulky was
steven through and the Commodore badly
bruised Commodore said nothing, but or
dered POwhattan put IN. \ week after,
finding that nothing could be done with that
animal, he offered him for sale. Here is a
copy OF the advertisement, which find in a
file Of the Herald, Of Sept, 1913. 1t has
never been in print since:
LHoa sALE-The Bay POwHATTAN. lie vas sired by
II his father md dT,hed by cse that LEst oton
ks8s- He in all kinds of harness. providing il
don't him vicious. Terms, whatever lie II bring
PARTIES applying latest will get the greatest bargain-
Enquire of MR- STEVENS groom, &c.
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LAMP On on Fruit TTEEs-AN ORCHARD
BEsrKoYEp.-The Jefferson County Jefer-
sOn,dn, (Y. Y.,) says: Mr. Samuel Allen,
whose farm is situated on the town line d.
viding Oakland and Lake Mills, informed us
yesterday that he had lost his entire young
fruit Orchrrd, Of 300 trees, many of them
bearing fruit, by applying lamp oil to pre-
vent them from being gnawcd by rabbits and
mice during The winter.
I'VE think coat Of plaster, made oil
leached ashes and lime, spread over the bark
OF the tree near the ground, and a small
quantity Of ashes on the ground near the
tree, the best protection yet discovered
EDS. LIFE Ill.
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FINE RAwBERRIEs-WMsoN's ALBANY
AHEAD.-Mr. J. n. Northrop, last August,
set out in 4 door yard in this city, so plants
Of Wilson's Albany strawberry and % Of
Hovey's Sceding-the whole occupying a
space less than 10 feet square. The latter
OF the two sorts had somewhat the best po-
sition; both were treated alike, neither re-
ceiving any extra cultivation or particular
care. Up to June go, this little patch had
averaged over a quart 4 day Tor a week.
Comparisons between the two varieties were
all very much in favor Of Wilson's. AS re-
CARDS productiveness, up to July 2d it had
yielded many times .he quantity OF Hovey's
md promised to continue in bearing several
weeks, while the latter was already out of
fruit II has excellcd in size, and every bo-
DIV prefers its flavor. Among the berries,
MIR. n. has gathered number full 4 inches
IN circumference, and Of four which ripencd
at the same time on one stalk, one measur.
Ell more than four inches
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La Sale Street Drug Store,

A|lNG purchased the entire stock Of Drug, Nedi-
cines, OIL, Paints, Sc formerly owned by Hunter
Ioombcs, would lay to his friends and the public re-
Morally that Re vii continue the drug business the
Old stand ca La sale 81, two doors north of NJ. II.
sWdts law Office where he viii be happy TO 2ccOmmo-
date all those who may favor him with call. All per
wishing TO obtain pure article in the drug line,
viii always be sure to find it ACAKTHUKS he
tends to keep other Kind lie would invite aten-
ton o! the ladies In particular his stock Of Perfume
which l. the best and most extensive
Ottawa varying in price and quality purchasers
He has also large and beautiful assortment Lamps
Lanterns, Chandeliers Of all sizes, from twenty
cents up fifty dollars each.
Also Hat, Tooth, Pail, Cloth and Paint Brushes, Of
all descriptions besides Soaps Shaving Creams Pon1a-
tuns, Hair Oil, Combs, Pens, Ink, Paper Envelopes,
and hos; OF fancy articles too mention
He viii keep constantly hand sash and Glass. Of all
sizes, glazed ready for at manufacturers prices
DR.. Macarthur will continue the practice Of ns dicne
as heretofore and may always Re found AT his Store,
when no; ahsen: professional business. f.b3
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BUSINESS ENLARGED
At The OTTAWA
mFurniture MannfactoryA
WATSON & ZIMESMiy,

I g ZIMMERMAN having purchased the interest of L. p
% Rugg. in the Factory known Rugg & Watson,
takes this Oportuuit! inform the trade they are
on hand with Increased advantages for manufacturing all
kinds Of Furniture and Chairs, at prices that
defy competition
This establishment having heen engaged in the above
business for number of years have taken pains
lect the best of workmen, and pledge ourselves
nothing but the best Of materials, having kiln for dry
lug the most approved plan, leaving for
working lumber, those who work direct from the
lumber yards can have
Hotel aud others will find il their advantage
. o trade with US If a good article is desired.
Job Work Of all kinds done at the shortest notice. Job
Turning and Scroll Saving done in the best as
City Joners will testify
Nue Posts and Bansisters always hand of all pat
. terms.
We have Saw Mil, and solicit custom logs.
The business of the old firm will he settled Rugy
Watson, as before. WATSON ZIMMERMAN.
| Ottawa March ), 1856.
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bad cold should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for
bottle than to do without it, any other remedy
Group, WhOOpIng Cough, Influenza.
SPRINGFIELD, Miss, Feb Z, 15j6
BROTHER AVER will cheerully certify your PBcToRA
cough, tronp and the chest diseases Of children. We
of your fraternity in the South appreciate your SKILL
HIRAM CoNKLIN, NJ D.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, a. writes, Sd JAM
1856 II had tedious Influenza, which confined me in
doors six weeks; took many medicines without relief ;
finally tried your PICTORIAL by the advice of clergy
The first dose relieved the in my throat
and lungs; less than one-haIf the bottle made com
petey we'll Your medicines the cheapest well as
the best we can buy and We esteem you, Doctor, and
your remedies as the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST Manchester Pa, Feb. 4, 1856.
SIR: Your CHERRY PICTORIAL is performing marvellous
in this section. 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms Of SUMPTION and is now curing
who has labored under affection Of the lungs for
the last forty years. HENRY l.. PARKS, Mrctd"t.
A. A. RAMSEY. NJ. D., ALBION. MooEoE Co., Iowa,
have found nothing equal TO CHERRY Prcro
RAJ for giving and relief to consump;ye patients,
or curing such as are durable"
We might add volumes of evidence, but the mos. con-
vincing proof Of the virtues of this remedy is found in
its effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured 80 many and such dangerous this. Some
no human aid reach but those the CHERRY
PEeroRAL affords relief and comfort
Aston HorsE, NEW YORK CITY, March s, 1856.
D"IoH AfEn, i""ELL ieei II a duty ana a pleasure
to inform You what your CHERRY PICTORIAL has done for
my wife. She had been FIVE months aborng under the
dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, from which aid
could procure her much relief She stead-
~ failing, until DR.. Strong, Of TIL. city, where have
come FOR advice, recommended trial Of your medicine.
We bless his Kindness do your skill for she has
recovered from that day She is strong she
used to be- but is free from her cough and calls herself
well.
Yours, with gratitude and regard
ORLANDO SHELLEY, or SHHBYvuIE
Consumptires, do not despair till you have tried
Ayers CHERRY PEcToRSL- Il i made by of the best
medical chemists in the world, and its all round
bespeak the high merits OF its yrtues.-{ iJdti.id
Ledger.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER.
Irdcticdt and Andiyticdl Chensist, LoloeU, Mass.
Price, Is cts per box Five boxes for 81. Sold by
A. c. PUTNAM. Or0aoa,
u. WALKER A CO,
G.. II. HUNTER, 40
J. T. ADAMS. E;rri Sutton,
c. II. JOHNSON, YeHdoto,
And all dealers in medicine. iau3I
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saisine Hay--Two Dangers Attending

Salsing Hay--Two Dangers Attending il.
The season Of cutting and curing grass
and clover for hay being near at hand, it
NAV be well to remind some and inform
others that there are wrong as well as right
ways Of performing this simple operation;
or, in other words, that there are errors,
and dangers Of loss and damage, which
ought to be avoided in the application of
salt to hay. There are, probably, several
who have discontinued the practice OF salt
ing their hay; some on account Of the trou-
bic and difficulty Of having it done properly,
which consists in applying IT in small guam
titles to each successive layer, and some for
other reasons, among which this may be
one that they now know Of q better way Of
administering salt to their stock. Still tho
some NAV have discontinued it, there are
not few who continue to think it, what it
was almost universally esteemed some years
ago, first rate practice. To such and to
ali who are likely TO apply salt to their hay,
We submit the following SUGGESTIONS:
II salt is applied in too large quantities
the animals fed upon it will certainly lose in
condition. When an animal is forced by
long abstinence, OF by its food being too
highly saltcd, to partakc Of salt in quanti-
ties beyond what the natural instinct Of the
animal would dictate, then 1t becomes pol
souous or injurious, and deteriorates the
health and condition Of an animal by undue
secretions from the liver, bowels, dc. These
excessive sccrcsions rob the animal OF por-
ton of its food, and carry of what would
otherwise be converted into fat, or flesh, or
milk, &c. =,
IL thus becomes . matter Of considerable
practical importance to determine what Is
the quantity of salt which an animal would
naturally or instinctivcly crave during the
consumption Of ton Of hay. Some have
recommended as much as eight quarts OF
salt to each ton Of hay; and very few have
ever recommended any less quantity than
four quarts Now it is our firm persuasion,
from observations made by ourselves and
others, that in the cold months no creature
would crave or voluntarily eat as much as
even two quarts Of salt during the time OF
its consuming q ton Of hay. If so, this
quantity and all beyond it, would only be
Injurious to cattle or stock Of any kind,
when forced upon them with their food.
This is ono Of the errors or dangers, which
it would be well to guard against. The 9TH
e. consists in the practice Of getting in hay
in a damp or partially cured state, under the
supposition or expectation that a free appli-
cation Of salt will preserve it from heating,
moulding, or otherwise spelling. A Iuanti-
" Of salt which would be effectual for this
purpose would make the hay injurious, OF
absolutely poisonous from excess Of saline
matter.
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BOOK BINDERY.

A New Business in Ottawa!
1.-THE subscriber would inform the people of La Sale
l. and adjoining Counties that he has established a
BOOK BINDERf in Ottawa, where he will be happy to
receive orders for anything in his line.
Blank Books
OF all kinds manufactured to order in workmanlike
manner. Also, old books rebound. Pamphlets and ma
gaines bound in any style required Maps covered and
vanished
Paper Boxes
And all other work done which belongs to branch OF
business. Let il be borne in mind that it is longer
necessary to send to Chicago to Blank Books
manufactured, or any kind Of Binding done, for you
have establishment in Ottawa that do it all, and
save you the trouble Of sending abroad.
Please give me call in the room the Telegraph
Office south side of the Court House Square.
Eov1 &. G. LUTZ
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Wall Paper Depot.
6. c EARL & SON,

CHshnGns o5d %dnd, cay7.|r Of Nam and Columbus
Sreets,
IISNE just received their Spring stock, and have
for sale the elegant lot Of Paper IIangings,
Window DTapery and Shades offered in OTTAWA
They prepared TO furnish in Quantities 10 suit pr
chasers the latest patterns 81 Satin Gilt Wood aud Oak
Papers, with matched and borders. Also Fancy
Window Shades, Fire Board Prints. &C. &c. Their stock
purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
a a small advance first myl.-u
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GLUE IN BoSEs-Bone contains from 80 to
sc per cent of earthly matter, chiefly phos-
plate Of lime, and the remainder is gelatine.
When bones are digested in muriau C acid,
they become transparent and fexi bic like
leather, the earthly matter is dissol we'd, ard
after the acid is al carefully washed away,
pieces Of glue of the same shape as the bones
remain, which are soluble in hot water, and
adapted to all the purposes of ordinary glue,
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A QCEEE TRIAL OF SPEED.'-A bet was
recently made in france between two farmers
about the speed Of horses and oxen. with
the same distance the distance travelled
was % kilometers about II miles,) four
horse team was put into a wagon loaded
with 10, coo lbs. Of beet-root pulp. The OK.
en- were two yoke with the same load. The
horses beat them only seven minutes, and
and would themselves have been beaten
rad they not been the best in the country.
Tine 3b. Gin.; 3n 10.
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Hats, Hats, and Caps
Hard Wood Lumber
METROPOLITAN HALL
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
HyHIS Hall is the largest in the place, and Is well
adapted for Balls and Concerts is well lighted WIN
gas and provided with all necessary conveniences or
Parties, Concerts, Balls, &c. . 90
f,If Ottdtca, Ws
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Fifty Dollars Reward

on Monday, the e7tl inst, between IL and o'clock
~ T. NJ, while the subscriber waiting at the
Railroad depot in OTTAWA for the train
from the East, and had hched his horse, attached
onehorse wagon near {. lrion'- Bakery, sc0uu-
drel cut the harness III vITiou places in such
destroy it and enlaHrer the life any person at
tempting drive the vehicle ANY person giving iufor-
nation tina, will lead to the detection Of the Peeator
of the outrage, will receive the above reward.
ny2-lm HENRY BENSON
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1nsurance.
LA SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

Ogfce in BTHE Df OttdSrG-
6SIIIS Company entering upon its second year under
u very favorable circumstances, having acquired 4
permanent reputation. and having outstanding -hi
ties fere having been iossesD i offered to the
public as a safe and reliable "InsuTauce Company"
are prepared property # ali kinds against
the risk Of fire. much lower than reliable stock
Companies this Company being organized for the mutual
benefit and a making opera
ton the profits and losses II any. being divided among
the insured. Go H. NORRIS, Tres.
wx- NJ. TIRE, Stc'y.
DIRECTORS:
Lorenzo Leland, Nm. Re'iiick,
Geo y. Walker. J. v. A. Hoes,
w H. w Cushnan, VIM. VI. True,
n. Sizer, e.. W. Jackson,
IT, r. Flrnes, Geo. II. Norris,
Richard Thcrne, J. q. Eattnger,
BENZ T. Pi,eips, Phi!0 Lindley,
John Iinssack- unl3
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For Sale.
L.. Il

" l26 acres NWll Sec. 30, 7. 81, Il. g.
~ NwL Sec 81, r. 32, X. ).
NEA Sec. %, 7. -, X. g.
Lot 81, Ottawa City.
~ Lots in the States Addition to Ottawa.
5 Lots in Ottawa Centre.
IN 3I, 5, and lots in subdivision Of par, OF
the Me-. Sec. 3, T. 81, RS.
This property overlooks the City and is the de-
srbie and valuable property in Ottawa residence
Also. l. 2, and acre lots east Of Geo W. Bassctts
present residence about 81 lots in Bassetts Addition
to Ottawa, adjoining and north Of Champn Ianburys
Addition. These lots will be ca by feet Any of the
above property will he sold years time, II desired
with interest only payable annually at ten per
myi6 GEO. 5. FISHER
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All of the above, and many other Patent Medicines
can be bought of just pure and cheap from HRS
hands Ely. GRIGGS,
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CONFECTIONERY STORE.
q HtiMdlIe'S oil sfind, ON Main Street, 'sed
site the Bank,
OFT w a. ILLINOIS,

OTTAWA, ILLINUhSe -,
THE subscriber having taken the late popular esta
lishment of J. b. Hamalle, is prepared TO manuac-
ture and supply as heretofore all kinds of CONNECTION
cry wholesale RETAIL warranted equal TO the best
eastern article.
He also keeps all kinds OF TOYS, taD,e ornaehts &C.
ICE CREAM served at any hour during the summer,
at his rooels Also, supplied by the quantity to private
All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly hand,
or manufactured to order. [may26] WM EBERT.
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"a is Invented.

1EyITF very thing that farmers have long waneda Sc
l. PARATING CORN rHELIER with one horse pow
er which superior anything Of the kind in use for
its uratnes, durability. perfection % its work, and its
usefulness 70 farmers in general The whole machine
weighs Go HIS and j. capable Of Smelling and preparing
FOR milling. - bushels per hour, under favora-
he circumstances. The power may he used for various
other purposes. For sale by MAINLY d DOW.
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Lots for sale.
SiE undersigned have for sale folowin. lots which
i they offer n; low rates. time. viz:
Gtorer's addition 10 OttIpd.
Lots !, and 9, block /.
Lots 3, = 8, :, and ~, block 9.
Lot. 3, g. 3 :, 2 ard IL. block s.
Lots |, Z, g. :, = and 6. block 3.
Lots /, 2, ,, ( and ;, block 6.
Lots !, 1, 3, : and 9. block 5.
Lots =, and 10, hoca ..
Lots !. 2, ,, 4 and 2. block II.
Lots l, 2 3. 1, >, 6 and :, block Il.
Lots 6, IT, II and IS. block u.
Lots g. ., u and l6. block ls.
Lots l. 2, 3, t. 5, 6, and 3, block Is.
Norris -idiit,Dr..
Lots 5 and 6, block 3
C7t1scr City.
Lots 90, 6, land s. in tic subdivision Of Ia, !.
Lots and 3 0.
Lots ], =, 3, 3and 10, ." 4" 10.
TRUE WATERMAN,
jull9 Cfice IN Bunk IF Oad1od.