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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
Salaries.

Salaries.
Some Of the papers in this quarter of
the State. on both sides. have expressed
themselves in favsr OF an increase of the
salaries OF Governor. end Supreme. Cir.
cult aud Common Pleas Judges. among
the number The Marshall County Demo
crst. II thinks. sit il oil wrong to re-
quire the services Of lnsa and not pay
him = removable compensation fer his
time" II further remarks:
The idea Of a Circuit Judge only get
ting 81 900 and Common Pleas Judge
$500. is perfectly ridiculous. A COM
mon Attorney can make more and not
lssvs his own county. Our Governors
all spend more during the time they hold
the Office than the salary. This ought
not to be the case.
I'VE hope the Legislature will increase
the salaries Of these officers. in psrticu.
lar. so that We may have the advantage
OF The hest talent that our country az
sfords. to fill them."
We are not in favor OF high salaries.
hut il strikes Us that the salaries Of our
Judges are not sufficient to secure the
hast talent, and ought. therefore. in JUS
.sics TO be increased. We havs nothing
to say about the Governors salary. II
il 10 not sufficient let these see to it who
reduced il for party advantage. All re-
member the economical fit the Democra :
cy were seized with in 1s43-44. How
they cried out rstrsnchment and reform.
and reduced the salaries Of Governor, Tin
violation Of the Constitution,) Judges.
&C.. &c. We do not wish to impsach
she motives Of our political opponents.
but We would not like to guarantee. in
case the Legislature increases tho sala-
sies Of Governor and Judges, that they
will not. ~ soon a. they get in minori-
81, which 10 certain TO be the case at the
next election. aeair vociferate. at the
top OF their voices. .rstrsnchment and
reform" a. they have heretofore done for
political effect. No set of men are fond
Or of high salaries, but they will when
out. rather than not get in, ngres TO serve
for half price. That is more than they
are worth in most instances.
Wi admitting that the salaries Of
Governor and Judges are probably too
low. considering the present high prices
are satisfied that there are others entirely
too well paid for the services they rem
der, and hose fees. perquisi,es aud sala-
Iies ought to be reduced. We nHuds to
C,untv Clerk. Recorder. Auditor. Treas
urer and Sheriff. This il proven by the
fact that they all live high, dress fine.
work only about six hours \ day. Often
not that long. baild fine palaces. and
retire in few years with an simple for
tune.
We have not room to discuss this sub
ject 81 present, but will allude to it again
shortly. Ifsny ones toes get tramped
On. they know their rights. This is yet
. free county,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

A portion Of the Republicans of Mar
shall county assembled at the Court
mouse in this place. on the afternoon uI
Saturday last. for the purpose OF appoint.
ing delegates to the State Convention,
and trsnsacting any other business sP-
pertaining 10 the welfare of the party
that might be brought before it.
Doc,. N. SHERMAN. was called to the
Chair, who briefly stated the object OF
the meeting. and urged q thorough or
ganization Of the Republican party oI
Marshall county.
|. MArrISeLY. was appointed Score.
tsry.
On motion, J. L. Wes,ervelt. Rufus
Brown and C. A. Hugus. Esq's. were sp.
pointed delegates TO the State Conven
tion. fsf
On motion. The President and Secro-
tary were authorized 10 appoint ms del
egste TO the State Contention any Re
publican who expects to be at Indiansp
oils when the Convention assemblies.
On motion. Resolved, That in order In
perfec, an organization of the Republican
party off Marshall county. an advisory
member from each township be added TO
the Central Committee.
osptl. y,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

kHorHxn EDiroR MARRlED. I'VE have
tie pleasure of announcing the union Of
our handsome young friend. Mr.. CHARLIE,
K. SHRyocK. Junior Editor of the Re-
chester Flag, and Miss HArrrE T.. Fra.
VEL. Of sposls. on the oath ,uls. We
intended to publish this important item
Of news in our last. but Internationally
omitted it. We need not trouble him
now with stale compliments and wishes
Tor his prosperity and hsPpiness--he
knows the sentiments Of his editorial
contemporaries on.that subject. too well
% reqoirs any expression Of them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

Society met pursuant to adjournment.
House called to order by the President.
The Treasurer submitted his annual 70.
port, for III. year 1885, of which the
following is sn abstract: ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

Fremont over Buchanan 120,705; FREE
over Fillmore. $40 1853; Fremont and
Fillmore over Buchanan, sos 548.
IN THE SLAVE STATES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

On motion, Resolved, That ell who
are in favor Of Kansas becoming free
State be requested to meet at the Court.
house in Plymouth, on Saturday evening
nexi at 6 o'clock. for the purpose OF devil
sing means to relieve the sufferings Of the
friends of freedom. in that territory.
On motion, The Secretary was directed
to have the proceedings OF this meeting
published in the Marshall County Re-
publican.
Adjourned.
N. SHERMAN. Pres't.
Csrsw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

Buchanan l,2l2,60l 633,3J9 1850, 900 Ia
Fillmore 3s7 ,sI3 49S,li7 $4,000 s
-- -
Totals 2.933,75o I,l37,I23 4,o7l,473 296
Per C, Of votes ~ % 100
Per CT of cleo
tors SO 81 100
Buchanan over Fremont, in all. Sic.
407; Fremont over Fillmore, 449,593;
Fremont and Fillmore over Buchanan,
800 $50.
The popular vote Of the States geing
for Fremont, Al per cent Of all; his cleo
toral vote is only SO per cent. Buch-
anan's States cast only 81 per cent Of
all the votes. ye, give him 50 per cent
of the electors.
The per cent of actual votes and cleo
tors is as follows:
Votes. Electors.
Fremont go per cent. SO per cent
Buchanan as per cent. 60 per cent.
Fillmore % per cent. per cent.
The above tables are nearly oil official.
California clone is no, fully heard from;
but her complete returns. though they
viii slightly increase the aggregate vote.
will not vary the proportions. Count
ing her probable totals. and oil the scat
iering else where. including votes not
turned Until too late to be put in the
official. We may call the aggregate vote
OF the Union 1900. 600, divided thus:
Fremont, 400, 900; Buchanan, 1900 600;
Fillmore. 800, 000.--N. =. Tribune.
The Probe Negro InsurrccfioiI.
Interesting Details Sir Negroes Hung
- One Whipped to Death-Mors IN
der drreSt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

ESTIMATED.
Buchanan over Fillmore, lao, PAP; over
both. 1873 995.
RECAPITULATION--F AND SLAVE.
F. States. s. States. Total. Elec.
Fremont l.333,306 I,2l' l,33i,553 ia
Buchanan I,2l2,60l 633,3j9 l,S59,960 Ia
Fillmore 3S7 ,SI3 498,li7 $4,000 s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

'.w.'s" communication is crowded ont
this week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

". ". ApMEnois AtcUe.
On motion, the Society went into an
election for permanent officers for the
year 1857. which resulted ss follows;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

s. B.. cossALrr. secy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MONDAY, ------ SEPTEMBER, q.
Ceasarins Class leP The Fault Of IN lndi.
yiiunl.

Now and then the Newspapers ring, from
one end o. the nation to the other, with
accounts Of some clergyman. Considering
the the thousands VI this profession in the
United States, and the temptations the Of
flee holds out to designing hypccrites IL j.
. wonder not that 50 few rogues creep into
the pulpit, but that the number y not
greater Hardly ever dues one Of these
scoundrcls bctray his true character without
. cry being raised that the clergy are wolves
in Sleeps clothing. Journals which know
better, and men who ought to know better,
take up, repeat and echo this absurd AMI
slanderous assertion. We say absurd, fpr
IL there is one thing more prepostcrnn~ than
another II IA to condemn class for the
fault Of an individual we -, ~landcruu.,
because % give currency "a " hat the utterer
knows To he falsehood deserves Ia be- call
ell BY no other name
With the clcrg~ a. individuals We have
nothing to do, nor shall We make ourselves
advocates Of clergy of any particular sect.
But of the Clergy n a boiy-thc collective
clergy, that Is, of all denominations
avow ourselves the friends. We are their
friends because We know how ine~iimahlc
morals and love Of order are to III. well
oStsr 7" tHt stAtt, anu 'ttau>e u y inlst>-
sible 10 ignore the influence of the clergy IN
maintaining private virtue, and in teaching
= people to bc Law abiding. Every church
is center Of light. We care not what the
peculiar doctrinal dog,nas may bc which
are there set forth, the neighborhooi is the
better for the presence of that church. and
for the exertion, II its clergyman. Nobod,
ever knew village to grow verse in con>e-
quence 81 . religious congregation IN it,
midst. Tn the contrary. the most fair and
candid minds confess that without churches
civilization must retrogade, immortality sap
the very life Of society, lawlessness and an
archy return.
A class Of men 81 beneficial IL the com
mon wealth deserves something better than
To be followed with hue and cry whcnev-
er q rascal il detected in its midst. There
have been villains in the editorial profession.
At the bar, among merchants, and in the
ranks Of medicine but does it follow that
all journalists, all lawyers, all traders, all
doctors are rogues Let rs be just Ia the
clergy. When We hear Of n hypocrite in
the pulpit, let us recall the scores OF good
men, filling the pastoral office, whom all Of
Us have known--men who are FOREMOST g.
relieve the poor, IN console IT, sick, to AZ
minister the last sad office, To the diving. to
"go about doing good" The world is full
Of quiet, unprctcnding clcrgymcn oi this
description they constitute, indeed a vast
majority cf their class and il il the gross
est injustice, not to say great public in
jury, to condemn them for the sins OF lew
of their number.-PhiiadelpAia L,iya.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21
FoR VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY.
H0usE uN BRADY sfRGG1


THE SUBSCRIBER, As ASSIGNEE OF
tho Real aud Personal Estate q = HOUSE,
Gstats ytng within the city u Dsvsnprt asdiis I'M
nelate vicinity.
East Davenport. lately occupied ~ tho residence
sad L. N Housed uouss contelus Ten roo9ss
with closets a. aud wood hons~ stable. cassssn -
ieep. extending from College Assase " said hlssf
road
Also. the ne~ ssd eommodiess two s,ory brick
s,sus. ncxt OF the residenee 81 Mr.. 6hoap on
the said Dad 20 EAst Davenport This bouss 70 oae
n the e.st built haasss Ia % about the cry situate
apon an -nasenc~ aud commanding ~ uno6ssruessd
view ~ the Mississippi River and River Bridge, Rock
lsland ard the eies The lot 10 ii0 feet fron b,
Also. the ihres s,ory brick warehouse, on 40 alley
:nnning south Of the Mississippi 4 hissouf hsiiroad
Al.~ ,hreo nns building lot. In plocks and .. In
eorrest2 pian's addition 10 the city 81 Davenport
Also, twenty-five baildsns ioss In Dssisoa . Tra.s
Also ssseh.ld la,esss, in par, Of Block e. Of the
.tSef Davenport, extending from Front street 70
seohd street, aad b~snx " feet froai and rear and
Also, lo,. No and 10 in The town Of Bethany
Also, lot l In Uleek a. In the city of Le Claire
sosa,s, 10 The state u Iowa 70 III ~. snal,idsd
assisA,h ss,s i the is.oss asse, 10. 49, ~
Of \ W ar 81 zoe j, ali "a Tovsship -, North VI
dang. II West, add the . Of y: ar. 80 .. sad
IN 9Th II II II Vest = mo " - - y
Also the undivided three eighth part of y Of n.
4 ar see 2 II ~, X II West
Also the following lands lying and bsiag sisuassd
Jasper eounty. IN the s,sss OF Iowa 20 vtt, Les
!, n s~c 5. L -, Of " % West Aleo, the
on ~ = l. qr see ~ r ", y. Of = 10 west
The above described property will - sold O Z
sACKifIcE, aud portions ~ Il On icnQ ttma pss
further particulars inquire VI Os0sgs L. kickoils
Dasenporrs block Main street, Allen = Clark, fuss
One. 6uildlng brady ssrcss, % Of The un1srsgnsd
hssi door north Of r''' os; ;o " :''.' . s;;s
myftixwtf Asslgase, "a. Of Peter n uousei
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
i Lands offered for sais BY the unasrslSaed ON
One fourth ca.h and the balance In one two, ,hrs-
and four Year,. with ten per cent. interest
" \ q 3 and \ Of n w \ of CSC. Town.
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XEs NEs Of .se 10, TDRiE
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W n " W 4 Of sse ~. T7s.Rik
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sh Of sEA 81 soc -. T.p. Rik
Wv ofswS see -. Ts.kiE
xEk VI 4 4 aud \ i 81 n K Of sec !? 7
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NV ~ sw n 4 ~ sec o Tp,RlE
NJ q SK = and W i Of Of see o
Ma Of & W / of sse.s T -s.R iE
N n az 4 w = Of sec. l, ESQ III
NV Of n w X ~ sec 3. To,R
SEA Of = W a ~ Gee s,Tso,Ri
sw u = W ~ -~e ~ T 70, RI
Sc 81 > W aud = Of = X VI sse 10 I
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~ of i W h 81 .ee - T ~, M
81 of NE \ aud W \ Of n W / of sec. ~ T o
SEX Of TX Of sec ~ T0. RaE
81 u 4 of soc. ~. T 30 RE
NV / Of \ W fr. \ Of sse. ~. -. Rak
u \ al sec 10. T 20, g2E
M Of n W = of see Is, T %, R3E
NV / of . W i Of sc. ~. Tso.R2E
sw i o. Nv i Of sec. ~, T %, R2E
az ~ w 4 u sse =, G,R3E
jy1stf BLAKkMORE d LAwEa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21
We find the following outburst in the
Missouri Democrat OF Saturday last:

Missouri Democrat Of Saturday last;
TosATo MAcxlgIcENoE,-Be Beautiful, gem
erous, luscious tomatoes The golden ap-
pie d the orient, the apple of hove! They
who pout Ut the tomato are not yet ripe
They ara greener than Adonis making wry
laces at Venus! The tomato--it is the cl.sj
dMrr Of the genius Of Ceres. Look At its
color-delicste, gorgeous, translucent, sLam-
ing the richest satin. Only the hue II che
peach ny rival it, the peach, wbose down
= masculine beard In comparison. Ard
- tonaeO is itself tho classic peach, the
psvsiess a tho peerless Greek. Examine its
texture with the microscope, it, exquisite
Themes y infinite II is the boundlcssness
Of juicy beauty. The telescope will reveal
the smallest star in the universe when the
lnicruscope shows the finest fibre of the to-
mafO. Thus Do wc disconrsc, having Just
eaxcd upon about half buslel 81 the most
rare tomatoes. They are devised ON the
must magnsfcsnt scale. No fabr.c Of human
art en- approximate their pride ''Solomon
- I'll hia glory was mot arrayed like one u
thessw What mean they---those richly
ffsightsd swelling zones Why were they
naads 70 hsue, - full, 50 bright, so pure
Why their wealth 10 gently protected by
. tias0s whici ckanns only to invite the rob-
bsr7 The snswsn arr rcady, wonderful
and repay the aAking. Your dull potatl
lssts T. wear round, bat Jour lovely tom
70 mssf Dsns at oacs 70 TIE lip Or il ~ Get
~ b I'D
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21
L. AUGUSTUS HAvlLAND,
Z eai EseNee s1geMt

sleesasoR TO col. ., 9. aApsD
Has for sale
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
i county, with good, comfortable dwelling. large
orchard Of every KIND Of fruit running water asd
everything 10 make farm desirable VIII be cold
very reasonable.
Twsasy Umissprovsa Parcsos % Lan1.
In Scott county Pleasant, situated, and capital
land for farming purposes 1~tms very esss
six hundred aud forty acre. In Guthrie county.
One aandred and ,wen,y acres In Iswa county
Farm In johnson county.
Seven handr~d acres In Adair county.
Three hundred acre. la arnndy county.
Two Hundred acres la Dallas county
Land In Benton Carol Hancock aud Jasper Coun.
tee
House and 10, on Fourth street.
House and lot on Fifsh STREE,
BuiidIns lots on Brady and Second street
Lot. on Perry street.
Block u lot. ca Rock Island and Iowa streets.
Building lots on Harrison and Sixth sirssts
Forty acre farm near Newton
a beautiful farm 81 80 acres situated Ia Benton
eoaaiy
Farms In Washington county.
suitable Tot country seats
Houses aud I.o,s In the city OF Davenport.
Farms In clin,cn county, near Railroad and River.
City property in L. Claire.
Buildng iols In waiertewn. III.
Three hundred magnificent sossi Fultcn's addition
W last Davenport, Commanding = splendid view of
the Mississippi River and Mock lsland. These lots
can be- purchased On very reasonable ,erms
Great inducements arc offered 20 mechanics -
well ss capitalists and others
Call aud examine mars and price, II
uAvILANDe
n2bu once L. Claire Row
P.s.-AseeS~s saDss ssu.a.usnsAly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

Pain and sorrow are the natural concomi-
tants IL maturity and old age, hut let them
Ike spared, ~ far ~ possible, IL childhood !
Every mothers heart will, unquestionabls
echo this wish. Show the matron watch
ing by her darling's sick bed, how she can
bring back the rose ~ health ~ the pale
cheek, bcrctt III its bloom by aeseasc, and
she will bc Thankful hut point out n way
in which this can be done without the aid
u remedies, only Ia be administered by CO.
crcion, and she will he more than thankful I;
she will b. full a gratitude ami joy. II
gives ~ sincere pleasure 20 say. that ~ re-
CARDS one dcsease, at least, and that one che
formidable aud fatal VI all deseases that as
sail children, this desirable object has been
achieved. We do not volunteer nm opinion
founded on hcr~<ay, hut proclaim ri, ascer-
tssaed a.d sndtspafsd yact, when we state
that krxv's Waaa PAsriLIrs. a agreeable
articles Of confectionery ~ ever were fabri-
Gated to tempt the eye and taste II children,
arc better, safer, surer means If cradica-
ting internal worms, than any nanseouS yer
mifugc in existence. And yet, n We are in
formed, they are manufactured exclusively
from vegetable extracts, and do not contain
m at0m Of that corrosive mineral poison,
which enters more or le~s into the compost
ton u tho nauseous worm medicines of the
day. We can scarcely conceive anything
more painful to q tender hearted mother,
than foecing . filthy and disgusting potion
down the throat Of her child The no-trils
ars held with one hand, the spoon forced be
tween the unwilling lips with the other, and
the foul drasxht administered to the strug-
cling, agonixed little patient, while IL Is in q
state Of Standardization Here, ON the
other hand, IL sreetmeaf, which the child
ssises eagerly, and dcvour- with delight
Under such circumstances there cannot, one
would think, he two opinions, and in fact, it
would seem from the enormous demand for
kEMp,s woaM PAsrILLEs, that there Is but
on opinion, = 70 their superiority over 9th
cr vcfmifugcs. Such nm enormous number
Of deaths occur annually among children,
from vermicular dcseasc, aud its conscquen-
O., that preparation like the one referred
70, may certainly claim high place among
the most important medical discoveries d
the age.--NsH York CIriafain Journal
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21
Profits OF Western Farmins.

A an instance OF the way in which our
Western farmers make those rapid fortunes
which arc the sstonishinent and envy Of
their less fortunate brethren of the Eastern
States, We give the isllowil.g brief history
u the fortunes III Vim. H. Porter, ESQ, Of
this county MIR. p. purchased about one
year since, six hundred acres of land, lying
within five mile Of this city. One hundred
and fifty acres thereof are under cultivation
this year -Four acres of vegetables, Tor the
city market, will. IL il estimated, pay all
the expenses Of the farm for this year for.
~ acres Of bean. will yield linn at least
500 bushels,
A. % Per basLsl .suo
Wheat harley, oats, po,ator. rfc .-. SEQ
Total mott pioht. So. " Go
These estimates are probably low, - they
ara based apoa The amoaats oaer.i iOr has
crops as they staad, unharvrsted AMI untoucL
ed
Mr.. p. intends a. put nj least hall the
whole farm under cultivation next season.
when, ot course, his profits, Il tie season hc
| . favorable one, will be nj beast ,l,,,hled.
Ills farm buildings arc As good A. any TO b.
found in the State, and when few years
more have passed away h. " III BE- prepared
to net a large profit for fruit, DC, which re-
quires time 90 repay the labor II the hus
bandman.
Mr. Y. - = model farmer, No, weed be-
ing visible upon his improved lands, and all
his fields, fences, farming implements and
buildings being rs neat a intelligent laber
and care can Keep them. lie Is from Bos.
ton, Mass, originally, and brings with him
large share VI that thrift intelligence and
enterprise which are the hua>t d New Eng
land.
In addition 10 has profits for farming, his
lands have increased nearly ar quite one
hundred per cent. ia value since he purchas-
ed them, less than eighteen months aga.
This u the way w make fortunes out West
--Mads.oa Mis-. Journal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21
Davenport Real Estate Agency.
WOOD, MlCHENER l. CO,

NOoD, MlSnkNkh W,
3. W. Cor. Fourth ana Rock lslana sss..
DAVENPORT, IOWA
FRAsGl.s waop, Notary Public
Amos j Aicnsssn, Haryeyor
MILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION To
w the sals aud negotiation Of
LANDS, LOTS BUILDINGS LEASES RENTs
Ae In the city Of Davenport and saburbs In inte
rior Cities, Tow and Villages Ia Iowa ard adjoin
Ing sissss Sre aaa attention viii b. gwen 20
COLLECTING RENTS PAYING TAXES.
and taking charge Of property Tor nonrssidsuts
MONEY LOANS.
Ia large or small alsoaat. can always be effected on
Deed VI Trust aud good Mortgage SECURITY, through
REGISTERED AND FOR SALE.
large lis, Of valuable Real Estate, To which We
adding Inducements every day snd W which ~
,tsite the attention Of purchasers
LA.sD WARRANTS LOCATED
Dcsis Mortgages Honds ana eli other legal ipsiru.
meats drawn al cur oiise. on the shortest notice
make profitable Investments 70 the following nsi Of
City aud County Property.
CRY PROPERTY
~ Good House aad In, on Brad, street, essi eide,
above Locust street, ~ feet BY ia WA b cold
cheap AMI on essy terms
~ House aud Lot on Tsnth strsss near rsrnem,
est half ~, VI This Lot with the improvements
Ill b. sold for 600
street, containing ns. shade aud -" trses,
onshes and other fowcrs.
Al A lne Lot containing two acres, fronting o
Iocnss, lie Claire and lows str.ets
"a Dwelling Hsuss and Lot, sstusts On Ninth 81
between Faraum ard lie Claire streets. IN complete
order Good eastern and cellar lSs DsIs feet
LEASES FOR SALE
Fina Es~ tMo story Houss, containing nile
eaoms LII 2ssso fee, Lsss@ 10 ran IAN years
~ A ease % Iowa street between Third and
Fourth streets Good dwelling Has rhesn ysa,s
TO run
Baiains Garden aud Farm Lo,s In and near tse
uy
FOR VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
We refer friends and this public TO the extensive
st contained ~ our circulars luss issued and TO be
WOOD, MIcHkNRR 4 CO,
r2s Corner of Fourth aud Rock leland Sta
LsoR sALE.-LUT No. SEVENTEEN IN
ing iaur acres, ssFs desirable for ballding lots
Ienns easy MOOD. MICuENERA Co
aasif Fourth aud Rock lsland sis
L,oR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF
II Twenty Aeres two and a half mies northeast
ii ibe cats. larss House, Tenant Honss, Orchard
Barr, WEI, Cs'efa. aud all Ia complete order WI
: - = : Moop, MicHENER : co,
aassf Fourth and Rock lslAnd So
Unwilling HOUSE On BRADY STREET
~ for ssle--Ths undsrsignsd Io6sss for sale h.s
dwelling House On Brady ssrssi. eos. OF Thirtsensh
80 feet eontain. stable shse nas apple pear, plum
and cherry trees grape vince, shrubesfs essFh sna
well
the city, aud will be sold nj = very low price
Apply 10 JOHN 4. DAvlk.
le.S st Cook = ansSente