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Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-14

VERY ExPLIcT.-A correspondent of the
Bulletin writing from Chill, says
There are great many houses in San
tiago which have cost from 500 600 to $780,
000"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-14

CLNToN.-We have the most hattering
account from this favored locality. On Mon
Gay Coolidge & Co. picked up in their claim
one piece of gold weighing ounces.
Hutchings & Co took $500 in one day,
with the labor of four men.
The miners generally are doing very well
and all seem cheerful and buoyant.
Water is plenty, and is furnished to pros
pect with for three days free.
This is judicious liberality on the part of
the water company.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-14
SuIliml

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
County of Amador
In the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial District
John Frye Plaintiff,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-14

George B. Kelly, Charles
II. Symonds and John
Doe, a firm lately doing
business under the style Of
Kelly, Symonds q Co.,
Defendants.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-14

Dried prunes, fresh and good quality, only 200
La pound, at the (dec 49, CENTER STORE
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-14
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Arnador.
In the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial Disrict
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-14

feb21
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

respective election d t,icts, in sueh q manner 60
not 10 sdat Of fraud in voting; the inspectors are
10 be chosen one by the Wilson Small Conmistee,
one by the John Y. Savage, Jr, Committee, and the
umpire by the Sschems.
The Commissioner in the case Of the alleged fin
busters 10 Nicaragua denied the motion T. dismiss
the complaint. Mr.. Meagher opened the case for
the defence in an elaborate speech, in which
he castigated the President and District At
torney, and paid q graceful and Q grateful
homage TO America for her humanity TO Ire
land in the time of the famine He declared the
intention Of the defendants to expose high officials
n their Central American scheme and TO show that
Greytown was bOmbarded at the Suggestion Of Jo-
seph L. White. The report is unavodsbly deferred.
The French railroad alleged fraud case was ad
journed over to Monday, at one o'clock, without any
business having been done.
The City Inspector reports $50 deaths during the
past week-an increase Of twelve as compared with
Ne returns Of the week previous. The following
exhibits the number Of deaths during the past two
weeks among adults and children, distinguishing
the sexes -
Hen. Wc~sa1. 1cyx Gsrss. Total.
Week ending Fob A.. 90 81 l66 I2e AS8
Neek ending Feb. a.. IS 81 1877 l3a $50
Amcng the principal causes Of death were ne
LII
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I've kUrrricASs oy PKSysYIvAnA.- "A Harrisburg 40
respondent OF the Philadslphia Worth Am1ice, writes
follovs.-
Charles Gibbons, Esq for . distinctive Repuohcas Co
veption. This call has excited much discussion amo
The different wings Of the anti Buchanan party In lee
there was caucus called upoa II . few piGhts after
made a appearance here. Al ths4 caucrA com unht
OF i've Vas appointed 70 oosadce and repors uror ~
prctect OF union Of ell the elements q sproson a
70 obtain, possible suspcus&oa Of the call II noe
formal Withdrawal Of H. THAI COMMITTEES wa 10 BE- No
ported 70 IN adjourned caucus Last night Ca account
the inability Of The committee 10 d>c6Nee fully Abe dv
connded 70 them, the caucus me sioymally lat MIR
and adjourned over. n will bcwsver meet within . n
days, and come 70 hna conclusion.
Arroarr GESyRAI The Baltimore Sun ava ,h< IN,
hevsrdy Jshnsco, q Baltimore, 10 SPOKEN OF m Atom,
eenersl Of ths Cpiled stases updcx Mr. Buchanan m.
said he viii - the rcpresessAve In the ses Css,re,y
sne "o'd nne whis" Mr.. Johnson formerly nlled u
ssce Of Attorney General with eminent ability.
hiiyp srATr Trr,sAS1 CONVENTION -Tbe s,.,, Tai,
psrsnee oonvspuou assenblsd ~ Aususss. Me- n, a.
2eh uli, OF which the porland zdy,fs.>y bs, ,ne
Ing tssuapho account
The State Temperance Convention met IN Rec,...rt.
nvcs h.h TINS evening fair a,teadnncs, Neal Dow
rrsnent temperate address vac sd ,pscd and re-
sovo expressing APPRECIATION Cf ysohibon and Of oppo
n'on 70 barses law resolve declaring the duty a
men " vote for the friends OF rrohbitios
Legislature We taken
sentative In Congress from the seecud district OF vrgio.
has authorized The R,shnond Enquirer to sInora,c hs
he viii be a candidate Ter 70 esccuep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

INV YORK SOCIETY FROM ANOTHER PoIST ~
vrw.-A Scottish critic, remsrking recently
on the scope and tendency of Thackeray's lee
tsres on the four Georges, objects to his gene
raj habit of selecting bad types of humanity for
the amusement Of the public. "No age In. gene
raj is TO be depicted from The bits Of scandal
which are handed down OF it, "Tbc great vir-
tues Of the people too often pass into oblivion
There il much truth in these last remarks. aud
it cannot be better illustrated than at the present
moment, when the vices OF society have become
% marked ss to draw forth the severest animal
versions Of the pres We ourselves have lately
taken occason 10 slludc, in no measured lon
gusge, 10 the eoodition Of society in this great
and wealthy metropolis, where money is the me-
dominant incentive aud pleasure the universal
pasion; where there il no end 10 extraysraace.
smsll curb to folly, and no time for reflection. In
the universal scramble to get forward, no matter
bow, and 70 make a sensation. no matter at what
cost, The moralist marks decay Of virtue aud
the atirist finds cesseles topics for oensurc.
But il ie due 10 the age we live la. and 10 The
the eommsdty which surrosnds ~, TO soften
down even these undeniable sutlines nv timely
sllings in, and 10 place IN strong relief v,o,e
sompeosating circumstances which cast even the
boldsst vices into the shaAe. We nssice that
some q oar cotsnporaries bavs sszeS with
nscd satisfaction upon certain remarks not long
Soce made in TIE HEsArB, upos Tie present state
q society In New York sad sosse az IL most
marked expressions have bees goisg We rounds
in the form al extracts, which, in Themselves
and ny themselves alone, p~take spparesdy
Of the sosrness Of RocasfsucauJ. ssl TIE
bilious ssateatioascS u Lsooa. Som. Of
these presses have actually undertakes
TO name their owo acquaintance aud friends i
the city a. the modcls Of "whst manaee az neu
we ought" all 10 he. We cannot accept asy of
thee lay 6gures for any rch psrpoee We can
scner slise with mach better eject and with more
pleasure convey this idea, that New York. with
all ia faults is stu precniocnt for geodne-s az
well {. greatness, and " these do not balance all
lie evil tendencies, they unquc~ionably mitigate
them. Charity, Dberality, magma Unity, brother
ly kindness, patriotism and humanity fulfil their
duties night and day, and their offerings ascend
to heaven without cessing.
Our city sbVuads with benevolent sssocis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

A SwARN os RoouBs LET Loose UroS THE
CoNsUNTTr-By q communication from the Sc
cretary 10 the Senate of this State, we learn that
during the past ten pears two thousand one hun
drcd and eighty couvicts have been released from
the State prisons previous to the expiration Of the
term for which they were sentenced. The execu-
tive c,nncy In these cases was extended by
Governors Young, Fish, Hunt, Seymour and
Clark. DIR. Ciark's clenency exceeded that Of
any OF bis predecessors by about one hundred
cascs, and our readers will remember that be
made his administration notorious by extending
. sort Of general amnesty just before he retired
from the executive chair. There can be no dsubt
that TO these two thousand pardons may be
traced the alarming increase Of crime Ia our
midst. In this city IL is very difficult 10 convict
q rogue IL be bas money eRough 10 fee the law
yers, and generally smooth the tbotny path Of
justice; but il appears that il is even more diff
cult 10 keep him in prison after he has been con-
vicied. Think Of over two thousand vsgabonds
allowed TO run loose without punishment, and
what protection j. there left for society 10 shield
which is the true intent of criminal law. We
trust that the recent sgyes. Of the abuse of the
pardoping power will have salutary effect upon
the present Chief Magistrate OF the State. 9th
erwise, New York will be a paradise for roru,s
indeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

Senate.
wAsmSoros, Fob. Il, 1887.
ilSrs TO FumJc SCHOOLS.
Mr.. wnsoS (rsp Of Na~ gave NOTICE Of his lntsntiou
10 introduce bill granting 10 the cities Of Washington
and Georgetown i've hundred thousand acres Of land for
the support Of the public schools.
ooSuTruoS ron MsSrsorA.
The Senate proceeded TO the consideration Of the House
BIN to authorize the people Of Minnesota form consu
tuition and State government preparatory 70 TIER adms
sion Into the Union
Mr.. Recs, (dem-) Of N. C., moved In amendment that
none but citizens Of the United States be ent,tled
TO vote In reference 10 The formation OF q coustI.
sutsou and State government lie aid not know bal
what the Offering Of soon . proposition might subject
him 10 the suspicion Of being tainted win Know
koshingism; but whether this was one OF the prin.
cipes q the American party not he decidedly In
favor Of coufnng the privilege Of voting 10 citizens Of the
United s,s'es native or nsurszes, IN The formation Of
&. ss ss..,. Pa s 2 n: .ss..
struck out. When the bll came back 70 lbe
Senate be again moved 70 insevt thss provisou In
rosed that smendmest from bssisnias W cns-Sss
ohevs Who voted for u at nru haviss ytedsd sAsar cos
= Ser Of ,se pressns proposuos - ss w
the right Of suffrage vss 90 exten wNh nsh Of
cirsesship BE dd MOI fee AZ liberty In defending me
isb OF voters, 70 40 further than he CONSTITUTES %
his own STATE has scse, and as has coonses ise rsht
Of suffrage 10 ciuzcns Of the Uotsd eiaA>s,
Mr Bows, (dem Of Mss expressed his b.s~<y eoo
currcoee In the views expressed By Ne seasasr nom
fennsytvanIa 1855
M Douetss (dem) Of H. replied 10 shsr~~sr$s AZ NJ
Bfea maosspinx that the amendment was sprepsv sns
showing "a several instances pcvscns had bear oonsuie5
hzens Of some Of the States. vto were net ost - Of
ne Unred states
NJ. sxvhnp, (rec.) OF n. T.. oonssd~rei the suss,ou
oyc'ved - sehed ons ago ana forever. N Ocsrrc.
sn permit AL The people II California sn6 ferss
70 come into The Unco ~ o~faassd ssslna n can
~ dsss of persons within the United esaaes VINO arc
not cs1ens than exercise tse rgh OF suffrage an shs
pnicb " q amhar occss,on. He IN Mvsr a al nit
uns s'eos TO vote preoseiy the reason thas these
rev SAes sre 70 be made chitsy By slens asd fo~S,n
ef, or ~ nee degree by them. he believed that
'ns csss ~ irnmFfsnts who oounkry
sfenrsst a irteigert capabse exsc6nns the
iuhch 70 NJ se govo nmeVt educated snzsus
nayssi
iEr-Me.sys Adams Rayard. Bel Of Tsnpsssee Bepja
IN, Blge,, Biosdht ad Brown. Butler, Clay, Crienden
tph Fiypa,rck Foot oeycr, Green. Houston. Hun
f lveIfon, johnson Jones q Tennessee, nasn, Reid
Kulf, shen, 1hcmson Of New jersey, Thompson Of
:, t,Ts.nersrs Alien. BIgIer Bright, Casa CoIsmer
podre Dousl's Dursee Fssseneen Fitch. fss'er Hale
yon, .s Of Iowa Sg.rse Iush Seward sur Toombs
The bin vas then rs-7ed
rHs csFI nv Iuscnlsr
Ire bill esiablsbns judicial district In the Gstsder
purchsse cresung the once Of surveyor General rvsnt
~ 6orsiors to sc,vs settlers, 40, Wa also passed.
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which Pierce was elected, but which in the very
act Of appointing his Cabinet poor Pierce de
serted and betrayed. Thus Mr.. Buchanan, heed
ful of the eloquent warning Of poor Pierce's
melancholy fate, has takeo care to avoid tn
rocks and shoals upon which this outgoing dy-
nasty has been wrecked, and to start in the
safe and clearly marked channel Of the Union
and the Union sentiment Of the country.
The secessiOnists will, doubtless, rebel and
show fight They will conspire to control or 70
barrass and to cripple the new administration in
every possible way and at every assailable point.
Mr.. Buchanan is, doubtless, prepared for all this
and let him only stick to the course which be has
adopted, and all the little OBJECTIONS, and plots,
and tricks, and outbreaks of rebellious chques
within the church will be tenfold compensated
in the support of the Union loving and conserve
tive people, not only Of the democratic party,
but of all parties and all sections of the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22
Arrest OF q sWinsller.

CLEVELAND, Fen. ri, 1857
Cyrus r. True was arrested ct gainesville tpis aiw
noon, for swndlsg the Geauga Bank He has Desa dsC
extensive business In tue West and Southwest, "
dhposins Of dr.s purporns to have been drs w BY
Brscb, OF Rochester, ON house in New YorI- he -
arrested by Mr. Gallagher, Of Cleveland YESTERDAY Or
account Of The Cleveland Bank, but effected . oomyo
misc, when he was liberated He has raised in his
ratoas al The country, from two 70 Eve nend'c
thousapd dolIayu.
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There we're also deaths of bronchitis, 10 Of con.
gestion of the brain, OF Inflammation of the bow
els OF inflammation of the brain, Of tee:hing, 6
premature births, 2s stillboru, and IL deaths from
violent causes. OF the whole number, ESQ were
ten years OF age and under, and 46 were inmates
Of the public institutions.
The following is classification of the diseases
and the total number OF deaths in each class of
ieass drr he TIM abo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

-, InH NEW COINAGE BiLL-we are reoue,t.s l..
~ snovdes, The Director ~ The MINT 10 rae ~.
on resnon 70 the small fsreisn silver colr. .rS 80
coinage o. cents has not yc bccsme isv wss .pe
spprovsu ~ me Presideut every e<rbvt VIII n. 800
...y . mp tntct ~ ~ early period a. possible n.s
~" W Hven Nben he Mint II prepared Ia ma o,,.
,ne rev coins, and resrIsors win be snnourc y wv
Ierroe the receipt OF The foreign silver co,. 80 ~,
Leieey. lel 40. Nv" 'eN~'-fhttadsifhta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22
The Southern Mathews from Texas

BALrxoRn, Fob. IL, 1851
New Orleans papers Of Saturday and Sunday Of NJ
70 hand, containing Texas dates 70 the lth
INST. One hundred and twenty seven men wesstc
leave Galveston on the 22d met for Nicaragua. 1e'
steamer Major harris had exploded u Gslvsston klhc
thvea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

bosfoa, keu. II, ioof
In the house today, James Read and others presensd
petition for an cot Of Incorporation for . seamslip
company between Boston and New York, with . oaEaa,
Of seven hundred thousand dollars.
The anniversary Of wsshlngtonE birthday win be
generally observed IN Boston Monday. Tho baus.
city Offices, &C. viii closed, sAluies fred ana bis
rupg a. sunff loon and sunset.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

PHILADELPHIA STOCK B0Arp.
PHIADurnA. Feb. n, 1897.
stocks better PenBsyl vania Sc, ssk; Reading r
co. Long Island RI, lsk No ris Canal, Is psussyv
mia pR, ask.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22
C0roner's Inquest.

suprosS SUICIDE LArp1vvS-Coroner pe-ry b.,,,
an inquest yesterday nj The New York Hospital upon the
body OF man named A. Fisher VINO died from the \,
fecu Of overdose Of hudsnsm administered bv h..,
on Wednesday evening. The deceased, n APPEARED 90.
. man Of Iptcsnpessse habns, and y supposed CORN.
ted suicide vhils In ~ Of dependency. He ossea =,
me Globe Hotel In William ~ree@, and was there foarf
insensbie rom The e6ccss Of the poison. vers,~ 60
eide by taking lsudanum." Dcceased vss a. -. W.
age and vas nsaive Of Germany. '"'s~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22
Freshets nc the North.

BosroS, Feb. 81, 1Sb3
Owing " tbs blocking Of The Ice the kerrtmao r,veR
the vicinity On Baverhi, and Also at Manchester, -
risen abors twelve feet bet serious damsse RES B.
suited In consequence
In Vermont the rivers have swollen TO great heis,
carrying on dams, bridges, nc.
Tho dam connected with Van Ornum Cos fsc,g,.
and several Of the establish ments n White river, he
been swept away; also the dam .. snonas mill, tho.
mlles above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

The Schooner Sylvia Ashore st Sandy IIos-
SANDY HOOK, Yeo. a, 1857
The schooner SYLVIA Captain Hathaway, bound 70 Ne
London with cargo Of cork and turpentne came ssho
en- Sandy Hook, opposite the Main Light lsr evening
half psst nine O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22
Explosion OF q Locomotive.

Bosros, Feb. al, 1857
locomotive attached 10 freight tran On The Boar
and Worcester Railroad exploded this morniug, ., n.
nipehsm, killing Benjamin Wallace The ensueer, 81
badly ipiuring Davis, the fireman. The Framlnebsn y
pot wss considerably damaged BY the sxpsosoo.
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Week ending Feb. a. 1857. ass
Week ending Feb. 81 1857 a6O
The nativity table gives 33l natives of the United
States, "a Of Ireland 81 Of Germany, 8 of England,
Of Scotland, and the balance of various European
countries.
The cotton market continued firm yesterday Q, the I'd
vance previously noticed, while the sales emb,s,ed
about 600 bses The demand for cur WIS cor nnea TO
the Eastern and local trade there being inquiry Of
none eat Tor export and the market closed easier esps
ciAliy fer Common grades Vines. Wac quiet, sales be
lag checked BY the frmness Of holders, While quotations
were nominal Corn Was nrmer, With moderate sales Of
western mixed, frou store, al Tss. 74c. Pork was
nrm at s2l 10 for new mess, and s2l 10 s2l rs for
old. Among the rsrsactiops 1000 bbla. new mess
which sold, deliverable before the first Of Nov
Der next, sellers option, Of s2l Sugars we're Ia fair de-
mand II steady prices Coffee was quiet, while prces
were very steady at tbe advance Freghts were
ell and engagements light, without chsugsoi momer, In
quotations.
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The number Of deaths, compared with the cores
pending weeks of 1855 AMI 1856, was rs folloHs:-
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tar RArEsv NEW


LANCASTER Pa, Feb. n, 1857.
Gen. Cass, after ALL 10 the Secretary Of STATE. And
thereby hangs two. Mr. Cobb was the first
choice Of NJ Buchanan bat With that fAot understood
hero oane . Tremendous pressure nom the Southern
urss and others against Cobb Premier and for Robert
J. Walker. Mr.. Buchanan would probably have com
promised che trouble BY giving Walker his old place in
the Treasury, but Cobb would mot agree 70 mako CAs
NET un with Walker and heaos the return back 70 Gen.
Cass for Premier. Tho appointment Of Oass and Cobb,
nowever thetwo Commanding positions in Tho Cabinet
strikes Ne seosioaists between wind and WATER and ID
equivens 70 practical and absolute repudation Of the
sords, rufaan, Kansas, Niger agitation and disunon
Policy Of Pierce 1As The intent Of these appointments
The rest are but secondary.
Highly Important frem Mexico.
ARRIVAL OF COLONEL BUTTERFIELD WITH TIE
NEW TREATY-rHI RBBELLI0N m MEXICO CRUSH.
ED, IrC.
AoBnl Fob. 20, 1857.
The Aexcan war steamer Guerrero arrived hereto
day with five days later news from Vera CRUZ. she had
board Dr. Crawford, bearer Of dispatches from Minis
Forsyth 10 government Colonel Busterned, bear
Or Of important treaty concluded BY Mr. Forsyth With
Mexico; and Don BNrsdurno Secretary Of the Mexican
legation ss Warrington, with copy Of the treaty The
party le Mexico privately to avoid suspicion The 60
vernment rendered the steamer to Mr. Forsyth.
General Oomonfort's administration was gaiuing
Several Of The revolutionary leaders had been arrested
The commander Of the Guerrero states that the frosty
accepted he will stay remain and repair but otherwise
viii return immediately to Mexico.
The party proceeds to Washington to day.
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Highly Important FROM Mexico.
ARRIVAL OF COLONEL BUTTERFIELD WITH TIE
NEW TREATY-THI RBBELLI0N m MEXICO CRUSH.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07
c. AUGUSTUS uAvlLAND,
II eel EsfWte s1Ge &

tsceeEsses TO cot. .. G. nAes,)
Has for ssie
TWENTY IMPROVED FARMS II SCOTT
i county with god. comfortably dwelling. !arx.
orchard af every kind OF frus. ruEnanx sa,sf nnu
everything II make farm desirable. VIII 10 scc
's 'e
-TsNsea CaAapsevsA oAs0s.
IT, scesi county rica.snily situssed, ana ap'ial
land for farming parpcs-s Tssms VERY easy
Six hundred and forty acres in Guthrie e0sasy
oas hundred and t~sssy scre. In Isws county
Farm In johnson eosnt..
Seven hundred acres Ia AAair cSsasy
Tires hundred acres In 0sunAy essasy
Two Hundred acres In Dallas eeants
Fine farm Of leo serss near Esi,sa ssa,ien with y
acres timsSr
House aud 10, 90 Fourth street
House and 10, On Fifsh street
BsIing lots on Brady and sseosa.,sess
Lo,s on Perry street
Block Of lots 90 Rock Leland Aad Iowa street,.
Building io,s on nAsrisoa and sax,h strs~,s
Forty acre farsa near Newton
A beautiful farm Of IN acres ssraassd ID BENTON
cognis
Psrsns In Washington county
A fs~ serc. OF Land In the vis,n,sy Of Dars..v.s,
suitable for country seats
House, and Lots Ia the cit, u Davenport
Farm. ia ciin,oa county, Improved and rn,GprO
we'd near Railroad and River
City property In Ls Claire
BaildiaS lo,s IL wsisr,oxn, III
Three hundred fEasn lhcsnt otsil FsltoG addition
~ ka.t Davenport. coninaniing . splendid ysew VI
the Mississippi River and kock Issaad. Thee loss
can 10 purchased on very ressonasis tssms.
Great indaeemsnts are offered TO rHscharlcs o.
vel a. capitalists aud others
Call aud examine ,ns?s and prsees q
uAvi1ANDs
ye2sl Oface L. Claire Raw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-07

TUE SUBSCRIBER, AS ASSIGNEE OF
= he Real AID r.s,i,.l Issste Of r. y Houssl,
oisss faF sale iac fo..Jtg pecss Of desirable Real
L<.a.s Gag .iaia the cay u Das.avoss aud i,sis.
rs A,s.s a.a prentice. .,,as:.s on q. ry.s ro.d
q ss-i ~ uoasel usnss eoataias ten rooms
With si9s<ts sc. and wood house stable. csseru and
assg. erssaaiag from College Avsaas 70 ssid River
-Also. the nsw snd comwodious two story Ss,sk
hoass. assi East " tbs rssadsncs Of Mr. Sheup on
.Ae SD s5ad 10 Esst Davsupvrt This houss u one
u ths best but hoasss la " abosi IL city situate
.sx Of ,hs Hs.s.ippi River asa liver SsSss SosS
lss.i aai the two eiies The lot 10 Ito feet tont by
A,.e the three story brick warehouse, on an ale,
,aaaias sesth u the Mississippi Nissour Railroad
Als,. three due building lot. Ia Block. and .. In
Ferress Dilloas addition the city Of Davenport
Alse, ,seasy.hye building less 10 Dawson = rfues
Ai.o. leasshold ns~r~st 10 part Of Block o. Of the
-nei Davenport, extending iivsn trout street TO
>eeond s'rsei, aud being 70 feef trout aud aud
Also lois No . aud 10 In IN. ,o~n Of Bethany
Ai.o- y. "a Block - In tbs city of u Claire
eeuaiy. ia the State 81 Iowa 70 VII TAs undivided
r.. s ssS =; 4 sa a f':e = & q;
. Of ; W ar Of soc L. all In Tevnship y, North Of
Range u West, aad tho O X Of 8 " Or see y. and
= ~ y . :, =. and . Of I sr sec ", In
A.ee, The undivided three eighth part Of n Of
A'.o' Inc fiio~ias lad. i,.sx aud s...e ss....a
No. g y, :! III !. = w So. A,.s i.
.ss,s as.ss.a plop..s = Fl, !. va !.
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