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Washington telegraph., 1857-01-07
SATURDAY. Dee

SATURDAY, Dee. 20.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment
Mr. Watson, from the committee o.. the
Judiciary, reported favorably on House bill
No. 1S4, to amend the law concerning
free negroes.
Dlr- Bean moved the adoption of the
report, and on count the vote stood 2l
in the affirmative, and 81 in the negative.
so the report was not adopted, and the bill
rejected
Mr. Patterson presented the memorial
of Marcus [. johnson, signed by 176 cit
izens of Chicot county, relative to the
proposed cutoff on the Mississippi river.
which was referred to the swamp land
committee
Mr. Cook, from select committee to
whom had been referred the petition of
sundry citizens of Hot Spring county,
asking for a change of the military road
through said county, reported By introdu-
cling House bill No. 1S5, to be entitled
'sAn act to authorize the county court of
Hot Spring county to take jurisdiction of
the military road therein"
Mr. Cook offered a joint resolution reIa-
tive to the extension of the mail route
from Camden to Rockport, to Hot Springs.
Which was rad twice
Mr. Edmondson, of Sebastian. intro
dueed House bill No. 1S6, for the relief
of persons purchasing swamp and over
flowed lands before the time they become
subject to entry under existing laws.
Mr. Anderson introduced House hill
No. lSl, to amend the revenue laws of
this State.
This bill fixes the rate of taxation at
one-sixth of one per cent, and permits no
county to fix greater rate.
On motion of Mr. Turner, House bill
No: l45, to incorporate the Columbia
Male and Female Academy, was taken up,
read third time and passed
On motion of Mr. Edmondson. of Sc
bastian, the proposed amendment to the
constitution, providing that no county now
established shall be deemed constitutional.
which has less than 900 square miles, was
taken up and read third time and adopt-
ed by a vote of 81 to 4.
On motion of Mr. Ashley, the House
adjourned until Monday morning, at 8
clock,
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-07
MONDAY, Dec. %, 1856.
House met.

IlOuSC llcO-
Mr.. Watson, from the judiciary commit
tee, reported by bill on the petition of
John NJ Whitesides, which bill being No.
1873, to be entitlen Gan act to legalize and
confirm the sale Of certain school lands In
Hampstead county," was read, and on mo-
ton of Dir. Watson, the rules were sus
pended, and the bill read a second and
third times and passed.
Dir. Williams of Pulaski, from the COM
mittee on the Judiciary, to whom was re-
ferred House bill No. S6, to amend the
laws in relation to the trial Of the rights
of property levied on by execution, report
ed the same back and recommended its
rejection.
The report was adopted and the bill re-
jected.
Mr. Montgomery, from the committee
on petitions and memorials, to whom was
referred the petition of Thomas G. Wilson
praying for the removal of Jacob Madden,
a free man of color, reported the petition
back, and asked to be discharged from Its
further consideration.
On motion of Mr. Griffin, the report
was adopted, and the committee discharg-
ed.
Mr.. Williams, of Pulaski, offered res
olution supplementary to the resolution
heretofore adopted relative to the pay of
the door-keeper.
Adopted
MIR Hill of Perry introduced House
| bill No. 1913, to render the lands and pro
perty owned by the Real Estate Bank
more productive, and to protect them from
| trespassers-
Read twice and referred to the commit
tee on the judiciary.
Mr. Neal introduced House bill, No
199, to amend the criminal laws of this
State.
House bill No. III, to establish the
Washington County Agricultural Society
was read-amended on motion of Mr.
Boone, and on his further motion tho rules
were suspended, the bill read a third time
and passed.
House bill No. l19, to repeal so much
of the law as exemPts overseers of roads
from serving on juries, was read a second
| time and referred to the committee Oh
ways and means.
House bill NJ. 121, to change, in part
the time of holding the courts in The
third judicial circuit, was read, and OF
motion of Mr.. Hunter, referred to com
mittee of one from each county in sale
circuit
House bill No 123, fixing the line O
the Little Rock and Fort Smith branch o
the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, anC
granting the lands donated by Con
gress to aid in the construction thereof
was read, and on motion of Mr.. Bowden
was referred to a committee of three
The chair announced rs such committe,
Messrs. Bowden, Edmondson Of Sebastian
and Lee of Scott.
On motion, Mcssrs. Boone, West, VII
son, Hill. OF Perry, Mansfield, Gibson
and VenabIe were added to the commit
tee.
On motion cf Mr.. Gibson, House ad
journed until tomorrow morning at
O'Clock
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
AMERICA PUT BACK IN DISTRESS.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE THE KING OF
NAPLES.

New York December 23-The Royal
mail steamship Canada, which left Liver
pool on the afternoon of the 18th instant,
has arrived at Halifax, en- route for Boston,
bringing dates ten days later from Europe.
The steamship America left Liverpool
on the 9th instant, and was obliged to put
back in distress, being in ? crippled con
dition The seas had stove in her bull
warks and made clean sweep of her decks
on the morning Of the 10th, off Cape
Clear.
The steamship Baltic, which left on the
10th instant, carried the official news of
the intended meeting of the Paris Con-
gress during this month.
An unsuccessful attempt had been made,
to assassinate the King of Naples.
The captain of the Franco-American
steamer Lyonnaise, and fifteen passengers
rom that illfated vessel, have arrived at
Bordeaux.
The Baltic sailed from Liverpool on the
10th.
The money market is unchanged, bu
active, consols for account closed at ,94
New YORK, December 23.-The ales-
of cotton for the past FIVE days have amoun-
ted to Al 600 bales, the quotations ranging
as follows: Fair Orleans, IS; Middliug
Orleans, 6 1916; Fair Mobiles, 78; Mid
ding do, 655 Fair Uplands7 Middling,
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-07

GROWTH AND SUPPLY OF COTTON
The Ne,o York Herald, in refutation Of
the Nev York T,ibuae's silly notion that
India viii ultimately rival the United
States in the production of cotton refers to
the experiments made by American plan
ters in India between 1910 and 1913 ex-
periments made under the most fayora-
bic circumstances, of location, soil and
labor, with the best cotton seed and the
best machinery, and which all signally fail
ed Ten planters were engaged, selected
from Georgia, Alabama and the Mississip-
pi, and seven of them remained experiment
ing for five years. Mr.. Terry, one of their
number, has published the result of their
experiments and investigations, which con-
clusively establish the fact that there are
two great and insuperable difficulties in the
way of cultivating cotton in IndIa-the
great extremities of dry and wet weather,
either of which is peculiarly fatal to cot
ton.
The imports of India cotton into Great
Britain, says the Herald. for the past six
years, CO during the golden period, hayl
been as follows:
1850 bales, 309, ,474 1858 bales, 485A
1851 325,474 1854 sos. .293-
S152 222,361 1855 394, OLA
1t is supposed that the supply of 1856.
viii about equal that of 1853 The great.
bulk of India cotton consists of the poor
er sort known as Surats, which is chief
ly imported from Bombay
Surat only commands half the price in
Liverpool of American uplands and Gulf
cotton, The long voyage greatly enhan-
ees the freight. The bale only averages
200 pounds weight, half the American ave-.
rage, So that the most India has been able
to supply has been pa, ,763 bales of equal
weight to the American bales. India finds
sugar, indigo, rice, ETC., far more p -oftable
articles of culture than cotton.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-07

TUESDAY, Dec %
The House met pursuant to adjourn
nent
Mr Oates, from the committee on the
judiciary, recommended the passage Of
House bill No. l67, to incorporate the Ar
kansas General Insurance company, at
HopeGeld.
Adopted
Mr. Watson, from the committee on the
judiciary, to whom had been referred so
much of the Governors message as relates
to extending the powers of the chancery
court, as also House bill No. 1872, reported
| by bill as substitute, which embodies
all the provisions of said bill No 132, and
the recommendations of the Governor,
and is entitled ''An act to amend an act
to establish a chancery court at the seat of
Government, approved 10Th January,
1855.
On motion of Mr. Watson, after some
debate, the rules were suspended and the
bill read second time, and on motion of
Mr. Pettigrew referred to the committee
Oh banks.
Ar. Montgomery, from the committee
on petitions and memorials, to whom was
referred the petition of John c. Morrill,,
reported adversely thereto.
Report adopted and the prayer of the
petitioner refused
Dir. Edmondson, of Sebastian, offered
resolution to furnish the members with
musket from the State arms, wherewith
to keep Christmas holidays
Mr.. FOreste moved to lay the resolution
on the table, when, on leave, Mr. Edmond
son withdrew his resolution
Mr. Venable offered resolution that
the House adjourn from Tuesday the 23d
to Monday the 29th inst, which, on mo-
ton of AIr. Boone, was laid on the table
Mr. Griffin offered a resolution that in
order to suspend the rules hereafter it
shall only be necessary to have vote of
two-thirds of those present
House bill No. 130, to change the time
of holding the circuit court of Pulaski
county, was read second time.
On motion of Mr.. Williams of Pulaski
the rules were suspended, the bill read
third time and passed.
House joint resolution memorializing
Congress en- the subject of the arsenal
ground and buildings at Little Rock, was
taken up, read, amended, and then lost by
a tie vote.
House bill No. 135, to amend the law
concerning creditors bills, attachments,
and garnishments, was read, and on mo-
ton of Dir. Williams, of Pulaski, was
referred to the committee on the judicia-
~.
Senate bill No. 20, to increase the COM
pensation of jurors in the counties of In
dependence, Yell, jackson, Hot Spring
and Saline, was read a first time
On motion of Mr.. Butler, the rules
were suspended and the bill read second |
and third times and rejected.
On motion of Mr.. Hill of Perry, the |
House adjourned until 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
a female physician in Philadelphia adj
yprtiSeS that III fS Ihc,. NJ. rt Ia,-
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-07
Provision Market.

Breadstuffs were very dull with a decli-
ming tendency-the quotations are merely
nominal.
The steamship Canada brought the A
merica's mails and passengers and reports
that she is badly injured. She also re
ports having passed the Niagara on the
18th inst
Advices from Liverpool dated the 9th
inst, quote cotton at 3@4 advance, the
lower qualities having improved most
Wheat is steady, but closed with an ad-
vancing tendency, having advanced ID.
Flour is firm.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-07

A female physician in Philadelphia adj
vertises that it is cher particular specialize
to cure all affections of the heart"
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-07

See advertisement.
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DruQs s 1tlrAilines.


EoR THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT or
1 Hernia o RrptNrr. tha, ma, b. worn with ease
abd catntost Thc tnlsgt3her has always Oh hand a
!arEe a.a"rtn4eHi aI lrnsssa, embracing the moot
complete variety offered, lie guarantee. cor
rect adjustment 10 all applicants
Also for salt saspcnsufy HANDBAGS. Eiastle stock
iass. self Injecf,ur s,rsges. u,drani Eusnas Of
new aaa imptSN 81 laakrrt
FRANCIS jAtoBf JR
iau2a.siN A,.Axe.ty
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THIS ASSOCIATION WILL MAKE
grand distribution ~ Heal E.,at. AID psr.vuaf
property atnpag os., shareholder al ~. court
iits.s" " she city It Rock leland ~ Oh the lssk
las II September lsas
IL. rr"Trrts tor distribution III this Assaelati,a
"il To- ffse fTsa al guc stabTsaee aud good title
guaranteed
Among lhs dtAaerai. u i.e declared "a tie abo,.
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The Main Isgredisat h Democratic speech.

The Main Issredisat n Democratic speech.
Tnthe course Of scathing review Of Doug
las Springfield Grand Jury speech, the \.
Y. Tribune pointedly remarks:
Mr. DoEglas passe. hence TO his iayorise
aud most fragrant topic" niggerz.r What
. Democratic stump speech in our day would
he without the main ingredient, We can buf
vaguely conjecture, but il would manifsstIy
be m insip;d and marrowless performance.
judging by the tenor Of their language, you
might suppose negroes q most distsstsful and
unwelcone theme to our Democratic orators;
bat, judging BY the eagefhc~ and frequency
whsIewith they recur to II, there can hardly
Be anything else 50 savory to their nostrils.
Speak to them of the fundamental principle
Of Democscy-of the reciprocal obligations
and responsibilities Of rulers and ruIed-of
the insepassbility Of Representation from tax
s1is0--Of the inalienable rights Of man--and
their response Is m eternal Numbering and
1addling about 'sniggsrs,n 'sniggers." Sham
ue.oa1ey IN our day seems incapable u
1919 - back nce alone, whence result
W. suaeh.ioe1, hypocrisies, solecisms, and
ns- Who can remember . shsm
l!@9eae hng19gne TIT did not leek d
~ NJ - y ~ current prcjudice
nlmwT a d pocslar con.
Qne!1fino g 60 nu'niu,rsrs. srsr;-e-v ~
- Dsugias : sor: r = n. ~. sno
81 thosand sssss
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THE SUBSCRIBER AZ Assignee or
= ihs Real ard Personal Estate Of r. u. Hou.ei
ersr. Tor sale u. following pieces Of desirable Real
.sa's sang within the city Of Davenport sndits I'm
The house and rrcmi.e- .suased on The river read
Of d ssse q =; -. REDEEM.
IN s;sgsss g and wood housr, stsble, eisssrn aud
we'll all U good repair Lot ~ feet front By $50 feet
read
Az, the aud commoaiou. two story brick
houte, next east of the residence of Mr. shoup, on
the said road 20 East Davenport. This house Il one
o. the best built houses In or abost the city situate
srS ssss. saa n
l.aad AID the two eIies Theio' u 10 tse. By
;sl.s .suih x The iis.issippi Missouri kaiirosa
Depot. toxg6 feet,
Also three ans building lot. IN Block. and Q. in
Al.e t~casy I'VE building loss In Dawson = Truss
Asa lcasehoid interest In part Of Block a. Of the
i!of Davenport, extending from Front street 10
seend street and being 80 fset front and rear aud
Also, lo,s No. . and 10 In the town Of Bethany.
Alec, lo' In Block %, In the city Of L. clsirr
Also, the following Real Estate situate In Iowa
.ssssh,h ps.sos u. islIo:ins a::e.issd sss: ss
;, fs ss O. = Z Sr, sec : sna y fsse y Grx.k
~ s :. g q :ss ssd MA, f.. 81
j - y :aa q 1 T. .: :.e af IL
Also, tho undivided ihrse-sishsh part Of q Of
T. ar sec. 2. T. 70. n II West
Also, the following lands lying and being situased
y jasper county. In thu State Of Iowa 10 wis II,
No la scc > r =, n. Of r. - West Also, the q
ESr OF I. 9r. sec. -, T. %, n % = 10 vssi
sad pJss. sss'y s isas < ss :sa >
nriher particulars inquire Of George I. Nlckolls,
once building, Brady street. or VI tho undersigned.
next door north Of Poet 0facc, up ssairs BRADY -
JOHN l. BwtTS,
myladkwsf Assignse, &c Of Peter n. Housed.
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{. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND.
eel EseHee sA4ene.
srecrssos TO Goa. =. c sAp.D

tsrccrssos TO Goa. =. Q aAps)
Hs. for sale
TWENTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
eoaaiy with good. comfortable Dwelling large
everything 10 make farm desirable VIII ts cold
vers reasonable
Einsss rsia.prevsa Earns.
Is Scott county Pieassntly situated, and capital
's'a Tor farming purpose. Terms very easy
SIX hundred and forty acres In Guthrie county
One hundred and twenty acres In Iowa county
Farm 10 johnson eouniy
Seven hundred acres 1. Adair county
Three hundred acres Ia Grundy county.
Two Hrrdrsa acre. Ia Dallas county
rin. farm Of 100 scr.- nsu ruison Station, with %
Acres timber
honss and lcs on Fourth street.
House and LOT on Fifh street,
Buiding lots on Brady snd sscsnd street
Lists on PER-, street
Block Of lots on REX Island and iowa street.
Building lots on Harrison and Sixth street.
Ferry ser. farm near Newton
a besuiiful farm Of I'D acres. situated in Denton
county
Farm. In Washington eouniy
few acres OF Land In the vicinity Of Davenport
suitable for country seats
House. and i.ots la tho city Of Davenport
Farm. In Clinton county. improved and us,upro
we'd. near Railroad aad niysr
City Properly Ia L. Claire
Building lots 10 watsrtown Ill.
Three hundred nagsiaeea, lots In Fultons addition
70 Ea.t Davenport, commanding splendid view of
the MISSISSIPPI River and Rock Islana These lots
can be purchased Oh very rsason.bls terms
Great inducements are o6<red 10 mechanics ..
well as Capitalists and others
Val AaA saaiainS iasp. and prices at
HAvILASDs
l1ttf Once. IL Clair. How
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rfEN, Frvsldsat.
n II DaLASo, esal Agsn,


TIE BOSTON LIGHTNING ROD COM.
Il PAsf aysestaDiish.d ~ agsucy 10 The ,nsnu
featuring AID sale u their Premium Rod ii The cor
sr ~ Nrtshd AID hsrrtson stsssts up siairs wh~r,
thssg AgenI Nil BE- ioand always In rssdirs.. 10 i
fafr- g9f al wLo may favor Min With Their raira.
sgr l.. B BALDWIN (;e.srzl Ay~rs
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TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
L AN ID AG e ~ rs.

once hrad, 81 biwn second and Third
4 kFFFR TOR SAIL THk FOLLOWING
~ valuable keai Esssss. :
cry pRoprpry IN nAyvvpnpr
"
he So Island
raraan streets :. we corner OF Foara ana
Six Lots al North Davenport, between Perry aud
Rock island ssrscis
All III. above .ois are well situated and In parts
- Us s.iy nosl rapidly improving. md VIII % eeA
rsrns,rn,
az arsr = - - :. ~p. ~
ysofNE a + - 49, -, - 49, 800
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THIEF PROOF SAFES,
4. a r. FAIRBANKS SCALES
NE SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY On
~ hard fnil stock ~ Grocerics vhich ~ oN~t
O. D. trade as low cas- " rufchased In gh,ra,,
e Il lsuis sai pufehaser. viii Aud our soois 10 bs
u fhe hvsi qaalsiy aud warranted equal 10 sample
- AR s-M usCoVADo PORTO RICO
- 'aFhed Crushed and Powdered
'uf fE no. MOCHA. JAVA. ALSO
'fspal Coffee AID E..enee 81 Coffee
III NJ \ - y s-NEw ORLEANS, SUGAR
TEAS mpEgI ,t y,t.sn uvsn>, ,,.,,
= POWDER aud R.aek Trs. WV
\Plt Es-PEpPER ALIspIcr c,xx.
- MoN Eayt- slaNer Mustard ~ = -"
SnAfs-FANri AND TOILET PANTY
- Efasise aEd CASTLE iahiLI,
'ANpLfs- Sperm ,p,MANrISg STE.
nILs-sPERM SOLAR. LAnp n,Sr
~ Rosiu. Iiaserd aud Olive "A,
PAINTS WHITE LEAD AND sIs,
j Paint "'s-
( lGARs-IIAvaNA, GERMAN a AMrRy.
" CAN Brands
Tontcco-NATURAL LEAF, VIRGINIA
! 40 Missouri Pound .. .. Twist I'm F.sl
art Smoking " A~''
NLAsr POWDERS OF VARIOUS BRANDS
! Ard sitA@
EASplEs ASSORTED 4 FANCY Gru
y Ad iriaou Drop. T.ozenses
I'ht NhS ~ GLASS JARS. BONES AND
'@tf'i. 'iroH fig Paste aud aarrapt.
Isl NpERwo0Ds BRANDS. AZ.
SORTED sss. Topper sauce
'o Wv t phE, sil"r LEAD AND CAPS, or
SFA.ti-,oRN PEARL AND FAMILY
\,ls-aLMoNbS BRAZIL. PILBERTs
q iva Pecan. II waauis aad ,oeoa
AlSiNs-M II. & LAYER WHOLE Avn
- hai tnAes sultafa ana Malaga
4 'HbuIAfE-'W BHOMA rABtSa
- lRlA"es Wh"as~a ants ard Oat Me-
SALf- kANANHa. SYRACUSE TURks
- Island LtserpeVl bowa aud Ground Alum
EMEN T-LOUISyILLE AND rTyc,
', isast"fing ltslf. rtucco Plaster Nlls ankle. and
.air " 1919 "'' 'S'
AshEfs MtRkET HALF TO ONE AND
- one hait baskets cern ard ,ioth..
hfoonEA WARE TUBS. PALS WASH
~ bardr 'hafs .. Meps AVE II.ls~s se
1 'u.bAGE-MANILLA. JUTE. HEMP a
= t9tt"l, ,eTaags ~ sil sizes
FISH MACkEREI. SALMON a WHITE
ftsh Trout tosidsh aad smoked Hailbui
r. $50 WINDOW GLASS. ASSORTED
~ s...s tsuhiers lar. a;.d DeuniIahns
hiMsi"NE SULPHUR. SALT, BoRAx,
M ATrHEs-rIERcE CO, AND ST.
pifEs Fancy 7 D. AND STONE
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Meat Market.

To 3HE PCBLlC.--THE UNDERSIGNED
= feeling that the iste movement among the Meat
Market men VI ths city 10 calculated TO produce M
perafsve wsnts of The pubic have soncludsd to
open market for the sale Of Meat and Vegetables
~ the L. Clsirs Market House. where the business
Wi ~ eondneted strictly Ia aeeordsaee with the Or
dinanees q the City Council regulating sueh maj.
tors We shaf keep constantly On hard every arti.
Gle In oar line which the country affords aud so-c
and sssspenhis manner. Every article kept fpr sais
~ Ne shall BE- offered u reasonable rates and nj the
proper hours. End 10 the gesrous public we book for
hhsrai patronage. Being Impressed with the faef
thai 70 Y the mind o1 the majority ~ citizens III
Dsvsnposs, that dis matter be peseeshy and sp~ed-
lily arranged, we ehAh open our market on Thursday
norntng and les the voice u the people decide
whether the movement shall meet with universal up.
provai.
We oKsn Thnreday Nyrning with hnr ~, 81
choiee Ueafs end Vegetables. aud shsi continue 90
d. % from dsy 70 Day. Cal and Try
je390 BYRNS KAY
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JOSH 2 q. rALtEAs. CHARLES posrss
TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
Attorneys and Csuaselers q Law,
AND IAxp Aavyrs

IND LHNH AOENTF
Once, Rrsay -, Dfwn Second ard Third
ANbs BOUGHT AND SOLD on com
- MISSION Having also IN Once Ia Eastern New
may be expected during the present season We have
unusual advantage. 70 dIspose Of lands 10 actua
settler4
- ioans neg0;iaied on Real Estale secg.l.,
Jons u. u TaLIsAs. Popghkes psss Is Y
cmAslts rowrHs, psysnr,gi, iowa
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WOOD, MCHENER 4 CO..


.. w. Ger. rsussA anA nesk IsaanA sss.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
FaAxxlix woos. Nossry Public
AMOS j. 4tcnrsnn, Surveyor.
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION 10
w the sale and nesctistioa Of
LANDS LOTS, BulLpiNGs. LEAsEs. RENTS.
M sss y ~ sSs end /. @ in
ING States special attention win b. eiven 70
COLLECTING RRxrs. PATfN0 TAXES.
sai taking charge Of property for non .residsn,.
MONEY LOANS,
y large or ANAL amount. can aiways DO effected on
our :, la" M GOOD Mortgage security through
REGISTERED AND FOR SALE
large .l.. q valuable Real Es.a.e 10 which We are
aaans rare s.s %. end 10 wAish
land WARRANTS LOCATED
Deed. Mortgages. Bouds and ali other legal ins,ru
msats drawn 81 our once on tbs shorsess notice.
W. would invite the attention Of thoss wishing to
make profitable Investments to the following is; al
s.ty ard County Property.
CITY PRorERyy
,.avs uoe~s .rfts. Wy fses " sss WIN 70 . .sid
pesp ana ON easy teTms
I. House and L.. on Tenth street. near rarnuns,
ss' half 10, 50 This Let with the Improvements
viii be sold for 200
10 Rose HIli, containing two serss, hing on Third
street, containing dns shade and fruit trees rose
ouahes aud other flowers.
II. A fac Lc, containing two aerss, fron,Ias On
Losusi 10 Clslre and lows ssrssss
~ pws,ns Mouse and Lot, situate on Ninth IL.
ees~ecn Farnum and IL Claire streets. in complete
order Good c!stcrn and cellar. Lot 2ox7s feet
LEASES FoR SALE.
- Fine new two story House, containing nins
rooms Lot Axso feet Lease to run i2t years.
70 A lease on Iowa street, between Third and
Fourth streets 0ood dwelling Hes fifteen yssrs
TO run.
ballding Garden snA ssrm Lo,s In and near the
-,
FOR VALUABLE Farm PROPERTY.
We recF oui friends and the public 20 the extensive
aoaad Ut our osfice.
WOOD. NIcHENER co,
t2s Corner Of Fourth and Rock Island sis
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INIE SUBSCRIBERS ARR AGENTS FOR
> Ms.ssr. = Herring = Coz eessbrated Fire
and Thief rrsof eaf.@
W. world invite the attention ~ N. public Ia the
fact that hr." SAFES have Ter year. s,os the t.s II
hoiA hr~ Thief and also ~ time N.ry many naf.s
the latter.
III. qualities n thes. Hats. well known that
the blalgsaty Of the merchants 1T New York ard
Ihlssdrlph,a use no other max. II safes We eau
i1tHr Nsf"N II al sxrs AID With any ptson Of
io@es wasted, ard @lIi warrant IL tho utmost ali
the qualities - ~. safe. ". sell
BURROWS rRETTYMAS q pALzEII
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LEASES FOR SALE.

FOR VALUABLE Farm PROPERTY,
We relcF our friends and the public 20 the extensive
lst svAialned IN circulars jusi issurd aud 10 bs
icuad 1t our osice.
WOOD. NlcHENER 4 CO.
t2s Corner 81 Fourth and Rock Island etc