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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-19

The Court of Common Plehs, Wood county.
William Mciim Plaintiff. vs. Robert McKim. Ilaslett
Mckm. John II. McKim. Ann McKin,. Susan Mex.
Gordon, William Mex. Gordon. Alexander Gordon,
Alexander b. Gordon. Def ndants.
TIME defendants will take notice that the plaintiff has
Il filed petition in the court Of common leas Of
Wood county, Ohio. to obtain partition Of the follow
ing real estate The south half Of the north west quar-
ter Of section twenty nine 29 Of township Eve 5 N.
of range ten Q0.l containing 80 and tho south
half of the south west quarter Of section thirty
j3l Of township six (6 north. Of range eleyon con-
tanning so acres all 10 Wood county Ohio. in tho fol-
lowing proportion: TO William MGiim one. fifth part
Robert Mckim fifth part, Iasett McKm onc-fifth
part. John II. McKlm One-ffth part, and to Susan
Mex Gordon. William Mex. Gordon and Alexander
Gordon one fifth that the last mentioned three
minors and Alexander b. Gordon il their gunrdi-
an; also to assign dover to Ann McKim. widow nf
Isanc McKim. decd in a division of said real
estate can be made without manifest injury. then
for order sell the sane and that said petition will
he heard at the February term (Feb. 27 1857. Of said
court. MURRAY 4 DODGE, Attys Of Plf.
ian. IL. 1951--36N6$I 81.
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sherin Sale.

= Wood Common PIens.
ID H.. Hiram Kyes ct. al, vs.. Asa Fair ct al.
DY virtue OF execution to directed and deliver
ID ed from the court of Common Pleas of Wood coun-
ty. Ohio. will offer for sale at the door oi the court
house. in Pcrrysburg, I.... ...- I'D .
-. . ,.- On Saturday. February q. 1857, . D..
between the hours Of IN and Of said day the follow
ing lands and tenements. in Wood county; The north
half Of the east half of the south east quarter of
ton number one ~ township number five % north Of
range number twelve (12) east. containing 40 ncrcs
or less the harirg been taken in execution
by the property of said defendant at suit of said
plaintiff. G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAI DoDGE Atty's. for Plff.
Jim 10 lS5T--3liwGA32S
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CHEAT INDUCEMENTS.

FREDERICK h. bort, E1'r. o. John ta,s
PRicE JEYrrRsos. Att,s. rf7 L-l -4
Jnn % lH5I--3Swl$l,6 ,6J - ,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-19

MISCELLANEOUS
shetlN,. Sale.

nN the 2Ith day of February, 1867, at u sloet
" nt the door 6f the cohtt hotsel IN the to~h q
lovin. real estate as the pfbpery III Johh Msst de-
ceased to wit The nbrtli tba Of the vest half " ne
south east quarter Of section 30 tpNn range son
t,inng sixty ytlrer aefes. Tstm' iihds hne~n on aV
of sale; ....r -rrF rr. HaHH-rt II. A. -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21

,tricf,nnS will BE- found in tine constitutions
of many of the States. under which banking
systems haze been established aud been Sc
cure.
We refer our readers 10 constitutions u
New York. Ohio. Michigan, Indirna, Florida,
etc. etc.
The chief opposition 10 the article on cor
porations i. made not by the real anti-bank
men Of the State, but by gentlemen inter
cStei in Nebraska, and other foreign banks.
who find il convenient to do their fighting
under the flag Of hard money ~ II is not
surprising that they should desire TO de-
prise tie people Il the right to establish
any banking system of their own. 80 long a.
they monopolize the money matters or the
State Tley can well afford, a. they doubt
le,, will, TO spend large sums IL money t.
prevent the adoption VI the new constitu-
tipn. It, defeat will reward them amply
Before leaving this article, we ak our
reaslcr, To remember, that the new cons,i
tuition due. mt uYuia. il only permits tie
legislature to present banking system for
tie approval Of the people. Let them re-
member also that the question {" be decided
j. not between hard money" and n paper
currency Of Iowa, hut between Nebraska
and other Foreign paper. now circulated
among rs, and the right %. the people to es-
tabli-h system Of banking, or NOT, A. they
may see lii. This i, TIC f,ue Issue before
rs, and let aone Il. carri, away from il by
! the .pecio9s cry q. hard money" raised
| ~ th. Nebraska bankers and their allies.
ITyJsitffsF fg-fg9rroF-I
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The slavery Extension Party.

some northern Demerratic paper. arr blt
terly denying that the called Democrat,
party is in favor Of slavery extension het
We now find the Democratic organ AZ o"t
State Capital i laboring and even fal'ii.
,ng the record, to prove tEa; thc Democratic
party Is not responsible FIR tie passage II ?
resolution in fae Democratic senate Of tins
State, in 1852, against .layery extension
It 10 apparently de-Irou- Of establishing the
fact, that good sound Democrats never
could have aided in passing a resolution
against tue extension Of slavery ia free ter
litorics This organ j. merely trying To
prove it, party consistent Its efforts al
nit what every one knows AMI what all
the party acts of late year have Pro-d
that the Democratic party = the Slavery
Extension party. The wonder is that suci
party should ever be permitted TO gain :
triumph on free soil Ii should be conlnet
to where it bclongs to where II Is oeaeJ
entirely 20 the South. liver, triumph u
gains outside Of the resion u Slavery t. .
victory Of the South over tue North Livery
vote given for it, candidates, NJ matter how
high OF how law he office, Ia be filled !, 81
vote ioI sa.ery erttasi,a. Let citizens Is
mcmbsr this At the approaching election
There may be no principle, directl, involved
in this election. but there Is principle % 4
sas. Of principle in voting to sustain and
streus men that party which stand oppose
to the true moral, political and social inter
eyts VI the North, and i. known a, the truck
ing, bousAt-up, subseryicnt tool y! tae
South
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21

Section %, Gxcs the travelling fees OF mem
hers On the "nearest" route. The present
constitution allows them ON the amost ussaal
route" . very vague expression, and one
that has cost the State very l.rgr sum IF
money.
Section 3, prohibits special and local legis-
lation to great extent, and provides that
general laws shall be enacted instead.
Judge Hall, in speaking Of this section,
says:
"Thrce-fourths Of all the legislation un -er
the present constitution, has been upon local
questions establishing roads, iixn. county
boundaries, chartcring cities. schools, towns,
&c, Sc. All this will bc saved to the State,
and general laws enacted as substitute
Believing that one Of the evils 81 Iowa lcsi,-
ation has always been that We have had to-
much Of it--that we have been governed to0
much, cannot but fully endorse and ap
| prove this restriction upon the Law making
power. In this respect, this article ! great
/ Improvement upon the present constitution
Section -, establishe, a ratio Vi rerreseil-
| tation, which some have objected Ia, n, ias-
| orable t. the new counties. The new cvun-
ties are entitled to some legislation IN then
favor, ON account 81 their rapidly increasing
population. TIM section also prohibits iioat
ng districts, a provision which ought 10 b
acceptable 10 ever, citizen not engaged u
gcirymandcfing.
On the final passage ii tiis article trsfs
democratic d,t.gdts voted III it, favor ane
only four out Of twenty Republicans against
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21

EH-Wc commend tho following 70 ths
steention Of men of all parties. 1t u copied
from the Piaiadeai,r, Democratic sheet is
sued at Fort Madison, and undoubtcdl, l. the
production of one Of the most accomplished
and wcighty Of the Democracy in that re-
gion. We object to some of its thruts AT
Republicanism, but, in view Of the general
spirit in which il i. conceived publish u On
tire. believing that it will be productive o'
much good II certainly d'.plays ~ ~ en-
yiahlc light the unfair mean, adoptc" os
some ef the paper. throughout the country
"a acfca, tho new Contribution u = hard
Is necessary - add IN tho language oil the
reviewer tlat there IS but little doubt %
fbc sncrc ~ tile ncw Constitution" Yet
We would earnestly enjcin upon our reader
not 10 llcglcc, gnin- 70 the POLLS, for reasons
which VII VI. apparent after an attentive
,,,rt,.al If the article
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Tie D.nJcra, ycstcr lay made litter, adi
VIC feel compelled TO say a very undigniie"
attack, upon the memorial u the Trustee.
Of the Iowa College 10 the cay Co'ncil.
The Council has placed the subject in ,hc
hands II a competent committee. While iii
their hahd,, Nc question the pr"pricty OF
lniiam,natory newspaper article, drceii!
,ntci led 60 influence this committee" What
Is thi. but prcsuming that tlc member, q.
the committee are unable u form opinion,
for tLemsclve1 az hui an attempt t. free
them TO certain action ~ uitsidc pressure
But we d. M, intend that the N a9.uf
shall forget Il hai little other businr,s T.
occupy its attention before il can f,e4
ely claim the pablie ,lr f'r sue. a'tt-
Gle. a. that published Yesterday IN y &c.
ocra, La, made scrie,et most grave charge
ayainstth tic loaa Co!lege, in .tb-tau,'e ehar-.
ine IL with helm; politics! Institution
graspins after rawrr. interfering WIN on
public schools, trying - dic,ate The pslie . d
the city, &C., &C. W. have tuiee callti nra'.
II for the evidence o. sustain IT. ciare,', ur
10 acknowledge it, gFicyous error. IL has
not done either on, thing or tile other H.!
not bringing forward. or even attempting Is
Adduce evidence u sustain liz position, y
has acknowledged that il gro ,,ly slandcres
this Institution for selti-h object, 81 IT own
We again call upon the Dtao 49, T. nal.'
good its charges against the Iowa College
or TO A. publicly retiact q il inaie tA'
charges. II i, will do neither. W. respect
fully suggest that the les il has Ia "a,
hereafter about this controversy tAf hcttcl
Tor its reputat ION.
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IMPROVED FARMS


No 80 Eighty .aiEs acre. IL section ~ IS 1.
east 70 acres E..d.f guilty AtIoir.niAiLd~r pa.
| tafs land lio1s. good well, $50 apple trees -Soo,
sloa" qaaTTy i"ar mle. ffola iowG Price $50 p,i
acre
No ~ L.sLs section 4; IS Il .a.t $,
acre, al adeT guilty aiie- good cottage wei. viii
seoi Satsr o'ass oraese fsaee around his ea,lr,
I@fm ttAit trvsss Ae three miles fs0aa the eiiy
ttr! ehoise farm Free, tioo per
y - A hsa4tlfal % arr. farm .ou. ut1.. f,s.
Davenport an stat. Euad - Auscatlh. eight acre
- ttiahsE~ ss' tea.. nNa rss,n~ ~rll.~srrlt..
| aad gnd water magnificent vles II the fiyci
/ &c. ssesd
~ - A. ciesl,ut farm Vi i.o a4res eleven
nas'r- from - city free 80 Yer aerg,
" ess \ section u lad ia Morfi.,owu n!
.ff' a.i aNei!iHg h"n.e ~ acres aaier cultivation
IFlre 80 r~r acre
4 NJ s0s \ choice garden tract. three mlls. from
ihe cry consisting If wight Ia high stat. 90
sals'aiaaA god .ilhs "a tbs Land ie~ hease
No $40 i.o'serc. ia section q T.,Ra...t A
tsrt chole. farm Two mile. iroua the city acre.
Improved and the rsusid.r Tue timber AID past
I'D 81 hsa.e. ssh' resins cellar. well. sl.ieil
No soe a sgsudid fatm Of 40 acre.. 10 mile.
ffpsn tbs city, at improved two geod houses. bnfI
stable and ullssE soasenieat improvements, rl.s
creek running through the farm, loo acres ~hea,
safa. Ae ini- IL ehaues rarely en.r.d 10 farmer,
iof the purchase Of choice loeslon. Price 40 To
acre.
No I'll sssEs section "a 7 ~ u cast ~ acre,
partly Improved water aud timber IL miles iron
Town Price, " per acre.
No 3lo w Fl and w SkA section !, ~
4 eass ~ acres, Two three scres u wood AID
stone Price, ais per acre Two miles north OF
pars.t Station,
Ne ~ A choices farm Of " ACRES all fenced aI.c
la high state of eats atlon-gosd house, vel, &C
soae fruit aad rnsay shsde ifves. eide Hiek
Srs Grove Hoaf, MILES from town The adpinink
- Aeres eaa be bought cheap
No sl2 w 4 section IS Rage . eas'
X h section " I 10 u 9 east
NV section 10 + - Rage 2 east
In al 40 acres. situated about eight milss FROM
Davenport Price Is per ssrs
No 3os W / of Section I, I. - X 4 East A
beautiful tract well ~a,ered Price Ssu per asre
No 3os isso aeres choice land q, a. 20 per acre
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Gov. MAacr * PRlsrIso oFFIoT.-
Just two weeks before the death Of Cover
nor Marcy, be was in the Rochester Union
Office, aud visited the pres room Of the es-
ENLISTMENT. This was the Gfs. time, be
SAID that lac lad ever seen a printing pres
At work. The taia. observes When ",
consider that he lad, from his youth up
been accustomed TO write for the political
press, and had always been more or less as
ISOLATED with the printing Office, tie oircum
stance seems very sins ular.'
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CEDAR COUNTY
10 - In Township - N Riw, few mliss from
YES ..,,ss,I section 50 sSEiw 10 acre.
I'd . ..s..ss 2 = !: J. : acre.
d +. section ", " XII W, $50 acres
" section y ~ y RI ", SO acre.
Ia sll isso ssrss q beautiful Land selected three
,sars since Price, si2 per acre
No :ls II Town.hipM
sWHssw sss'l0a y q y Es ", . AGRA.
NJ 4 svctlol u. iSo
L.ssw ! section y, . y
sws h ..s ..ss.s :. s.~ -
aaa III satslsa lad only aia. nile. iron Tss"a.
saanS, ss surpassed rric. y yer acre
- ~, u Township TSk,w, ssr..
S Sc. -. E.,, n.,.,, .,,,.. -,
f e e Il , Isrs. !, .sRsw. .s.s'
Ma - : section ): 20
! W 4 section 20 . leo
40 acre. ven wsssrsd ala t,n.s.rsa % ots.r
cfssk oss mile from Junction Price o. per acre
BENTON COUNTY
70 ~ Very nne uae, Of 10 ssres six uilss
\, 10 An ssss..sSs s..s. :. iss acre: ~ NH.
eorhood
CLINTON COUNTY
No <ol 80 aeres exssllsnt land u y per ssrs.
ed LAID In clin.oa county ons .foursh cs.h. bel
ancs In three and hvs year,
PowEsnEII COUNTY
No Acr~s ehetr~ nvat,ks snA ,s.nh ~r
isad Price " per acre.
-Four thousand acres In rcweshelk e.un,y, on came
terms
No 80 -Four thousand two hundred acres, in
good house. whss, crop ~ the ground. Ac ferms
ons half cash balance 10 ten yesr' 81 ten per cent
JAsPER COUNTY.
40 IL: Loo acre. At y per selected land
90 acres al sa.'s FER sere-vsry choice
~ Hsh "a 81 NJ .ss sI q, Ts., ri, ~s..
10 ssrss q = PER acre fivs miles iron Oriassli
80. SIS 80 acre. on line n AMR n, sesvsss
ofisss,l and Newton. Price elo Per seFe, oss assA
cash.
MoEaoE COUNTY.
ses - shss ;ss. .s:.s = = = West
ssSEs "A Hsss ;;ss..sn -
- sa::' 50 .: - s.
-Axoo-
I1ooSoe sefss Of uuiUrseved prairie aud traber
Eauks, In eeess, Cedar, Masculine Clinton, Jsspss
Johnoon. Haneoek. WtAp<baxo Wright 6.cul 0ep.
ton. 0soey, rqwsshsak, Possawa,roair. ard other
eaurtles, which - eel II low rriess s6nFdIrr
ons opp0ssnsssss for Investment thar will pey any
pr esnt per annun.
Also
Large tssets 81 choice Lasd In Warren, nspsoo "a
ethsr ccautss In Nlnnssoss for sAle vssy ~. ~
sise wisLlag 70 make profitable iDvuseneees IN -
vst 70 call aad ssaglns nsr eges.stH NO. ~
ssssss before parsAaeing slsewkeea ~ - 80
fnt that every varieey ~ onUoe. = ~ yUoo00 -
ssA'iv sfissa' 'ss ssss't fflf4kscxA,x
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21

81 There has just bern rceeiseiat De
troit, the largest lump of copper vet got out
~ any mine ia the world IL l. Of nearly
pure metal, and weishseig4' "A yssaaa plsl.fs :
Ii comes from the Cliff Mine, and IL is part
Of mass discovered lat winter, which is
said to contain at least two hundred tons of
the same sort
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- - -

,atnoN. Persons who arr disposed To-
consult the spirits for the pli, steal all
n.eat must b" cautious how they follow
prescription. The Boston papers contain a
statement made b. DR.. Jackson. in which
hr rrcounts tho particulars Of the poisoning
IL a patient ~ aconite, directed hy spirit
ual physician.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21

Icr--Icr..-rh~ Davenport lce Comnany
prepared TO eortracs for The de.sery n IL.
Tor The sssson. Casscmsrs commencing the .<s.s.
with us wili b guaranteed to be supplied I'll Novs
her II dssrsd
fsrsiss desiring Lee through he season are eau.
sioasd against eostrseting With shoss who do 10,
ssppiy the ssasoa thrc1gh
oEes sssoaA street., eppasiss Il Claire ueass
nAve1oD PEc8 3 xyIcuIll
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Candidate roR CoEoxTR.-We gave the
wrang name Yesterday a. the Democratic
candidate fof Coroner IA announcing the
names nominated by the Democratic Con
.cntian John A Guy wa not nominated,
bui Fritz Barousc VAS, ier Coroner
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80 A South Carolina editor complains
that his State 8 is market ior all the mean
and Vicious horses Of Kentucky" She seem.
amply abs . grow an abundance Of mean
and vicious men fot herself
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aErup,lcAN STATE coyvLNrloN

Toe nspab.ieaEs OF III" STATE " Lana "i.! mc'' .
soa,sa,.oA al Iowa c iiy Ga Wcdscsir, hgsa-t l'.h
ISL, for general eoasuita,.5a gvo4 matter. u "a
unporianSe
II the amended Constitute. isaIsi 'ri 81 Us AVi
Ga election, esSjsdsi,s itf 0"''F-'r a. 'i'e''''+
Governor will be put lu sis..t.st Veg II "a'd IN"
lion.
The ratio u &c ps.sria; WI. 10 oi' d'' sa'' '''
e~ry one huadfea Rspnbsoaa rV'er' ~ 'Aes' e'Hh
~, snd css sdditloaa dSrsa'c for if-eio@' "t"F v
voter. Ceaatls. a5t having tie requisite hpnh''
Of Rsyub.ssa voter. to srt'!s hsm 10 'c dole fa''
BY the ratio adopted v ns,ei'hess-- !" rn'it"d Z.
sns delegate
~ order Of The state Ce:.iral COMMITTEE
aAMI = kIKhMoUD
HENRY gcOSN0R
Nh ZEN CLARKE
1Eo H. WOuplS
tara MIRIAM PRICE
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EI A Home for the Working Man,

E4 Home for the Working Man A
Ketnsis for High RsIts
~ lots in BnrEgx 4 ,iltla.
10 t1ofs In Lindsay AadIt.,a
10 Lot. IN sias makeeis Ala.,4ae
Bs.iies 1. Lots from fsnr ~ slx aer~s s.tl h4s.
mis fran The corporation line tsau,lfs', l.s,.s.
iss private rs.iirGce.
Al u tbs foregoing lets arc nsar ers.a. nm, s.n
'rs! raf'. ~ The cry 10 enah,a slihsr IL. ai,,r
business 'nan 20 attend HI. hus.sss with II ien..
nicare They will be so.a 90 ov and !sf. ct,,i. -
that tAc werAsng msn can has. Ii. one him. .t,a
cut The reai II fent day. Fer ifiss. aaa ,-r,,.
ply - GEORGE l. NICHOLS
tsl- Dssshpoit. Ta-.k Ma .tr,s,
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DavrSroRr Icr-Coxrrririox Dr,ur,.

bavrSrosr Icr-Conrrrrrio Dr,rrp.
~ be Davelaori Ice Company ~ j. rou nre.
pared 70 eerss The ssslssns Of pavcnpesi VII, the
beet Ie.-lble quality u Ice guara1eein. 20 faFu.h
our customer. aEiil January neat n desired Par.
,lcs siahns sayry faF tbs raisrc s.asoa arc can.
toned asainst contracting wtA tLo.e 1ho canno,
furnish ,ssruas through the season
4 sTEfNHiLBER Co.
oties. second si. opposite L. Care Uaa,s
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BUILDING LOTS
Tor SALE At FAIR PRICES, AND ALI
1 On loag credit, to facilitate improvement.
COOK sAk0ENT

si cell lats 10 parties who viii bu.id on them hi.
.''a-on Al moderate prices. snt on . credI, Of one
s~o and three years luns,f
nWELLING HOUSE on BRADY STREET
- for Sale. The andsrsigned offers for ssle h.
Dwelling House on Brady street. cor ~ Thlstesrtt
containing eight aud cellar 0roupd IA lSp b,
~ f~si contains stable, sled. nnv apple pear plun
md cherry trees grape vines. shrub6cry cisisr an1
veil -
The above IL Of the moe, pleasan, residences. n
The CT, and Will be cold ~ very low prica
Apply 10 JOHN c DAVE
ts1 \. Caok n s,ars~rts
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AND WARRANTS BOUGHT. SOLD AND
- - located unimprcyed Land Farms and Oh,
Properly for sale, and Nc y inve.,ed
CITY FRO aERrr
10 ~ House and 10, on south west corn.
+" 'n'fd And 0aines street Price. ti.go
,,! y. Si Seven and q half acre. ose and hal,
'"''e' "eni town. on Dubrauc road si,ocO
NO, 20 Brick House, Elk room., cellar, ae. n.a,
me .pd n ,Se rree ssooo t7oo cash balance l.
East Davenport. sa'aasis'oS 70
No. as Lots s,s ard g. IN Block "a. pss, p,ro,
a.so ,nryssssn and half feat, scu,L eld u Lc,s
nd s, ne , ss:a'fu eo,,sse On sarr.r Of Iowa
old low and on long credit
No as 10, II. B,ock Q. rarksr,s addition r~e
aory ususs' Lice rooms, vel, &c. Price, 81 COO
No 60 House In witherva1 addition. ge,, d.
,eHport Two story, frame 1ye rooms s,ahie e
port " > Ssse-
Price, u 30 :" w" osssHPsss
p:ss, =, g,,ek shop 90 alley between Brady s.a
No ~ Honss aud 10, In rorrs., p,ilor,s saa,
md porch I've story s.ar..' e'e'sA rooms s''''i
| Hotel sussi opFoeits Csis
No 81 "A Brick House. on seo,t stree, s.,~..,
"a, ~ sun ten rooms, cellar az eistsrr rr,c.
- ss0S each balance onc two ala tLrxe wears
and s... nou'i Lam. sss L., I MIss,s ~
Lo' :, Book ], Forrest Dilo,.,s addition
Nc as House on Eighth street hs,~..,w.
'cms well built Price, 81 500 va
10 ~ ilou.e on .sms Block, 10, eor,so Win
l due view. Price So loo VS."
No AZ Hea.s aud Let . Block ! PORES, u,l
l err - -
No. sso aeven gu, Lot. On Harrison ,,r.s, nor,l
/ { Loeast street ~''s1
| No Isl. Hou.e on Harrison street s,SL,eeu a.
scnis .oon- good Location Ter Hotel Or Private
| ,osfa,ns house Lease four years froaa 9Th day .;
No -? L., Block 4. with an. s,orv Byis.
io1'ei STATE, vel. aid cistsrn
Nc tn East half Of 10, !, Block 20 L. Claire.
sl'h addition Double House, sir roonas
No as A House with lease Of ici sori,o. n.
sSen sears for sTsc A cheap home
No .ol House and 10, on Third aree, opposite
| ny Hotel Low price
No sos Loss AID . Bicck c. us fec, on ssco.
| 49, y iso ieet DEEP teAr the corner Of Rock
l louise ' $500
No Ss A Frame House with . lease az two 10. /,
nsefsltssn Year, oa the corner OF AAin street a.
| .u"eer avenue Ground reut cLiy siso ,er anuuis
So ~ Two story Dwelling Housc ten rooms
eiaAr aAi large es,eru. Fart II Lot I hlock 9 h
'rres, and piioA's addition. WI! be aid lpw a 1
'eass 'erir. tbs owner iEielai. ~ ~ io EaI.ss
l No soS Five lots 10 lease until August ists O..
/ 1flet 81 Eailsa3i street and Lc Clare isoni.a
asseugsr depot
~ TO- Anew two story frame Hoase. six socss.
tav4e s.d elsierns a.. well bni.5ed Tor eiEf ris
.haie residence on Ferry, teta een Ilir,rel,L a. j
SaFtseItl streets Pfse~, sst0o
~ .os House ard Lot III slsyiusleg,s suiai
wee rice oA'y IL &c o- time, or a htsial d.s
iaat :oE Sa-L
70 A Brick House CT Tinh street, near the
!ssf " iesfs Lils rS.s.s, goo. well AID cls,xru
/ sfh stable and barn
S: A Frame House., adjoining the ADORE L.
-Hiso Price, elly s2.ee
No SIC House and half Lot. 90 roth sac q,
M street est~esE Ferry and Rsek is,sld Fsiss
Nc III Pafs cf cut Let u between PERI q
''ek i'.ahd streets Oh Ninth rice sss yer 100.