davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.
G,lRST DISTRICT POUND-Was brough

=
E'lRsT D1sTRIGT PoqND-Wa. brought
lie and Girod streets as estrays-
One black and white She Goat, with white face.
Which claimed within and the there
DAY. December slst sS At e yns ssl9sk s,;.s
's's ' - HENRY y,,I DuREL, R. I.....n,.
New Orleans December 49, 1857.
FPAvE DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-n a
Dryades entire les Julie ct Girod,
n csv
les des hevres dams dix our ct les
pot, jEGDl, 81 deeelners 1857 ! % hea,es 4: NJ -
Eouvelle- Orleans, lie Is docembre 1851 dig % 30
THIRD DIsTRICT PoUND-Was brought
to the Third District Pound No. 81 Eysian Fields street. as
One Horse AK hands high small in the
head and no visible brand ~.
pn Rsy vii be sG & gnG as'D % t aid on
Registered December a. 1851
Clerk Of Comptroller
New Orleans, December IA, 1851
EPAVE DU TROIsIEME DISTRICT-n a
y conduit depot des epayes du Trosame District No.
I'm Gheva aezsn rouge denuviron 4s haut ayans
aps Gs Su front ea%ps s y s a.s los ,.
payes yend5 renehere pnblgae su d. depot SAME
b a deesmOs 1851 i a. AsgFss TTo N onm..re de, rues
Nouvee .oeans, II ddcembre 1851. DIS q IS
FOURTH DIsTRICT P,ouND,Was brought
Laurel and Constance streets, as estrays-
One black She Goat with grayish
paid will be sold at public anction at said pound WE'D
NEsDAy December s0 ISL H S os0es s,sss omss,ons
'''s'''s''N '''s'D'''' - ''' HENRY puREI,
New Orleans December II, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

~ h0pGE F,s:
?.
..a mofs I9asf n: i H
81 ss,sRa ass,
1REA Ec SRqs s A ns't5 4eg$
Homes, Treasurer. s isl gsss 5a.sssss;sf Is
T. ppsE pss.. II. s
sssIs
in Sssas
= Fl hSs
( POLAR STAR LODGE No. u meets every Wednesday
oaeersNH Dsssomenss. Barsin, V g.; Edo Ian:
oss
e.; Brown Y. G.; W. = j. Goodman Secretary; J. A.
nsa,s Per- g.
ne p sss 5SRss
5ison, yG; John Mead, Secretary j. A. hagehsar Per-
L GERMANIA LODGE No. % meetssvery Tuesday evening
in Jefferson Hall Fourth District Officers knssr n
P:l secrssaTy; % B. dehrhard. Tleasaer = DAA''''
HAsMoNY LODGE NJ s. mes.ssvsEy Friday syspng!n
cssseTgqe Dssns Secretary H caiflott Per-
Ing in Marig.y Buildings, Third oseers2E III
Klein, Per Secretary NJ Weissheimer, Treasurer.
oUTH:wEsTERN LODGE No; 40 meetssvery Fridayeyen.
Ing in room No. Odd Fellows Hall. Oicers-T G.. Rob-
inson N g. W. w. Brsbin v. O.; G. M. Brisbn, Secre-
tary; W. Saoman Per. Secretary D. W. G. Campbell
~
| MERCHANTs,LoDGEN Nc. AZ meesevery Monday evening
No. 2 Odd Fellows, Hall. Oficers-L- b. Pohier
O.: r. G. Abbott g.; Breaux, Secretary; H. s.
| Bell Per. Secretary; Geo H. Grief, Treasurer.
Eagle Degree.
| EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l, I. o. o. F., meets
on the FIRST third Saturdays in every month in Room
No. 2 Odd Fellows Hail. Brothers cordially invited to
attend Oices-Gerard Stt Degree Master;
Deputy Degree Master r. Bruce Treasurer L. Jahan
| Secretary. 75s--
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

EPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-n a
ete conduit au dtp6. des epaves du Qaareme District
Jackson entire les Constance LAUREL
Une Chevrs noire avec les orel'es grisatres,4
81 la de chevrs nest reelames dams dix jours les
fais payes ellie vendue enchers publqus dit de-
pot NERCREDI 80 dscembrs 1851, / 10 heures A: NJ
T. A. GuYOL, Commissaire des rues.
EouvelIe- Orleans, II decsmbre 1857. dis "a 20
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

EH PETTTTONA1RES,A AEgIUANT DAMS
II Frensr Quseme Diarics represptsn rsspestuss-
syast quen aves Il dsrefs
plakchS lsur aastsnan abs
doii Sire repas chsnis Dc with ballast road
1euv dc rene cetts portion ens
les Ma9asas Pytana des p po6s
cees do IL Dorers psnrvu que 10 Conssf sst
do suf rebourser e mo1xn Il Wills aarat
depsDser consrure 10 ehsnin de ballast ballast rodl
cheees socSes durant davor Fouyrage
commence e ler fevr proclaim hni 1er av suiyans
NouyeIle. Orleans ~ JUN, 1857. 4l5 fisls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
d2l 1awSw
ITO THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT AND
Members Of Aldermen of the City

JAS A. HOPKINS,
ssecreaire du Conseil des Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans, December l7th. 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
POLICE JAn--OFFICIAL

WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w Sh OF December the mulatto boy PRESTON. Says he
belongs Mr. T. Gray, who lives in Louisville KY he is
feet inches high is half bald and is about As old
The will claim his property according to law.
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered December 10, 1857.
dill l5t HENRY DuREI, Clerk of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l, I. o. O.. F., meets
No. q Odd Fellows Hall Brothers cordially invited
attend OfcersGeard Sti Degree Master Francis Rawle
Deputy Degree Master; r. L. Bruce Treasurer L. n Jahan
Secretary. ss.s....d ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
CoMP1ROLLRR,s OFFICE .
City Of Now Orleans, sd Of December, 1861.
sit Ftf'isg' ssF No. 36l7. i

[EARD. COMPTROLLER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
i Es PETITIONAIREs, REsIDANT DAns

Secretary Board Of Asuissaut Aldermen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

now become a part Of the democratic creed
to commi, the most gross aud infamous
frauds and then sanction them. No man
can be a democrat in good standing with the
leaders Of the party, unless no became II
party to these frauds; hence the dcnuncia-
tions asain., Walker.
But the thing is not to stop hero. Tho
southern Grc-eatcrs will come zap IN body
against Walker, It will cause a rupture in
the black dcmocmcy-a DIVISION winch may
split the parties into two separate, hostile
wings. There are breakers ahead. This
miserable National Administration, which
was conceived in iniquity aud brought forth
in sin, is 10 BE- rent asundcr IL needs no
foreign power to break it down, Tor It has
the elements Of IT. own destruction In lts
very midst The black democracy have al.
ready fought like baud of frccboot,rs about
the srois,-but this isnot the worst Of their
condition. Tho Grc-caters and rank dis.
uniouisr in the black democracy control tho
party. They had their own vayall through
Pisrcc's administration. They hold Blu
chanan by the forctop, and the dishonest old
fogy has no more will or mind Of his own,
than the automaton who dances by tho
working Of tho wires behind the curtain.
This fight in the borler.rulIian ranks will
in our opinion break oat at the opening OF
tho next Congress; and notwithstanding
that party have a large nominal majority in
both branches, i, would be- nothing strange
Il thcy divide on in the organization Of the
House. We shall 500. The black dcmoc.
racy q. party are ,atamoui'y corrupt and
dishonest; THIS party i. TOO vile to live
long-ii will eventually die. from it. own
poison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

The democrats have now clear majority
Of - over both Republican, and Americans,
and tbi, will -oou he increased ly the add.
ton Of tarc, members from Minnesota, when
that State shall have been admitted
Tho senate will stand, 80 democrats 10 -
opposition. and . ,aeau,rr.. Tie vacancies
are in ,hc States Of South Carolina, caused
by the death Of senator Butler, and IN Tex.
a., caused by the suicide Of SENATOR Rusk.
These will, Of coursc. both tc filled by dem.
oons, giving them q maprity Of l. in the
senate.
These majoritics arr sufficient Tor them 20
carry any party measure they may wish 20
accomplish, without embarrassment, and
makes them directly and solely responsible
tor al Toe legislation Of the ensuing Con.
gr,ss. TIC present financial condition Of
thc country has h1cn seized upon as favor.
able subject by which to divert attention
from the great issue upon which parties arc
now made up. There seems 10 b. nothing
Tor the republicans to DO in the matter, but
TO ~ quietly and let the southern dcmoca.
cy have their own way, and assume tho
whole responsibility.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

NV YoRN ELrriov. The returns fr;
received from New York, were of a character
inJicatiu. the entire success OF the demo-
cratic ticket. lei. true, their vote Vs., not
p, lars, d, Jas, year, showing r3u,la,,yeIy
that their gain wa, merely relative. AMI
that tho Republicans suffered "a temporary
drla. solely through neglect in attending
to their duty in organizing and s'i'In; out
their voter.
Subsequent returns, however, poe dll-
ireut face on o. matters, The democrats
have elected Gideon Tucker, Secretary OF
State. on tha other land, tho Republicans
bay, five Of the eight judges aul va tho
uou., have % members, % io democrats
and Americans, aud Zoo tha snl'' have
l.. &, 10 democrat. and Americans.
This result, though DO, % hy1-hl'as
wc might wish, :, sufficient 70 demonstrate
that the Empire State may D., relied upon
Tor a large majority in a contest Involving
any great National question. W aprrc-
hcnd from the small falling Oh Of the demo-
cratic vote irum that OF 1850, that they
have done their best, and that tho large re-
ssr,, vote !. mainly Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

WEouE TO NAL Dow. The citizens Of
Portland gave q public reception to NJ
Dow, at Lancaster Hall, on Thursday even.
ing OF lat week. b. d. Peek, Esq, wa.
President, with large H., Of Vice Prcsi.
dents, among whom we notice tho Hon.
Sidney pcrham, OF Oxford County IN
address Of welcome was delivered by Rev.
Mr. Pratt, 10 which Mr.. Dow responded.
Speeches were made by several other gentle
men present, after which the audience par.
took Of a substantial supper prepared by
Il. l., Robinson, E.q. The occasion was
one Of great interest.
We observe ia an exchange, an anccdotc
Of Mr.. Dow, which NAV not b. out Of place
in thi. connection. while journcying by
railway 70 London, the baggage on the top
Of one OF the car-, on the train in which he
was travelling, took fire. In England the
cars are locked up, while the train is in
motion, 50 that the passengers had no means
Of escape. Mr.. Dow Observing the helpless
condition OF the inmates Of the car, climbed
out Of the window while the train was in
motion, and made his way on the side rail
OF the cars nearly the whole length Of the
train 10 the engine driver. Before reaching
him, however, the fire was seen By some
worknen on the road, who gave the alarm
by placing decorating signals on the track,
and the train was stopped and the passen-
gers rescued. The incident we'll illustrates
the devotion Of the man to the welfare o!
his fellow men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20
Gbc OtforN 1rmotrat
PARIS, MAINE. nov. 90, 1857.
runLl,Hrp EVERY FRIDAY MORNING ny
VIM. a. PIDGIN & CO.,
punpHIITOUs
JOHN J.rERRy. Editor.

reTms.---Ons dollar aud hhy ccnt' strictly
~ ADVANCE one dolaraud seventy five ccnt'
within siN months; two dollars AZ the end Of
the wear, 10 which On, crnts VII b. added iuf
cyuiy wear which paymsnt u delayed.
Advertisement Inserted on reasonable terms
the propFisturs NOT being tesponsible foran, euuf
beyond the amount ,hsrgrjlo the Advertisement
NJ .rrrr,N0tLL 4 Go. 10 State 81,
noston. and l22 Nassau ~, New Nork, nrc our
onl, authorized agrnt. orprocut,ngs ubscriptioGs
iorvaulins , l,ruisgm,Utg.
- Payment Tor ~ llvcrlssme0is IL held tu
b, Zoe irum ihe late Of the hrst Insertion.
- Communications should hr directed o.
The ONfarl Democrat. Paris, Nc"
liook and Job Printing
PROMPTLY ANp NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

In Elmira, New York, recently, the tel,
cgraph limo could not be made to work, aud
on examination, it was found that at rail.
road crossing, where the wires were near
each other, spider had spun his web from
one wire 10 the other, and this becoming
wet completely cut or the circuit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

Cox and Wilson, the murderers OF the
officers Of the bark Albion Cooper were ar
rlIencl before the U $ Court ia Portland,
at it, November term, and plead not guilty.
The second Tuesday Of January is assigned
for their trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

Tho Pis,atalui, Observer comes to US with
more bear stories. Mr.. Joseph Houston
aid Mr.. JOIN Bradley have been absent
from Dover, hunting ON the Schools river,
about four weeks, aud during that time have
killed nine bears, for which they have re-
cciyed bounty Of sis. The skins Of thee
aaimals will, on an avcriso, now bring in
the market 50 apiece.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20
Thirty.Finh Congress.

The first session Of the Thirty.Fihh Com
grc,- will commence ON tho first Monday Of
December next. Tho elections u new meme
bcrs have all taken place, and rs political
rnmnlrAInn vii b. NJ. l,llnn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

The Che, Congress, whi,h has been in
session in New York for a month past,
came to an end on Wednesday evening, At
which timo the names OF th1 winners Of
prizes in the two tournaments were an
nounccl as lollows Grand TouHay, lst
rrirr, Paul Morphy Of New Orleans sd'
Louis Paulsln OF Iowa 80, Theodore Lich-
tcnhcIn Of New York; 9Th, DR.. j. b. Ra-
phacl Of Kentucky. Minor Tuaay, lst,
VIM. Homer Of Brooklyn; II, Moses Solo
mon, Of New York; 81 Lieut.. S-chach Of
New York; 4,h, Martin Mantin Of New
York. Tho Grst prize, presented to Mr.
Morphy, consists OF silver pitcher, four
roJlet- and salyer, all appropriately IN
scribcl, and the whole valued at SJOO'
The second prize, service Of Icss va'ae' was
presented to Mr.. Paulsen by Mr. Morply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

PASSWORDS WLu,gsoN ". joins X. K,NT.
The Philadelphia correspondent Of the AMI
Slavery Standard states that there il lair
prospect OF tins case coming to on early
trial-probably not later than December or
the early part OF January. lie says the
case will certainly DO prosecuted to the ut
termOst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

in diF.rcn, parts OF che state, many OF you
might find il as convenient and as profitable
20 have a cranberry patch as 1t IS 90 have a
.arlgn. WHY should not every orchard
hay, attached O. 10 at least G>fen trees of
svcc, arrlgsa livery farmer iu good cir
cumstan,ts should make arrangements %
- have something from hi. garden each Jay
in the year, il necessary, These littlc things
that come from the garden enrich onc'stah c
wonderfully. From experience tni that J
can commence cutting from my garden q
supply Or the table ou che first week IN May.
1t ~ see the order. First. from a row Of
Gives. secopi. from asparagus, third, from
rhubarh. and onions, ourth, from curnnts,
after which an abundant supply may De- uh.
tainol from various siurccs.
Another index or Trorrg,s iu thcri-ft DO,
rcc,i5a is an improved ras,uraEo, Flowing
ur and improving clI rlsturr' whore it can
h. done. will 90 much Co improve Oh, COM
ditiou of sto,k. auI specially 10 ths dairy
There j. a cyrtaiu limit 90 %, Vegetable
aud animal products, bot You ary o. aim az
the greatest d.crgs ot dcy,lorrmsut iu every
vegetable and animal. having doc regard
O. che cheapest m.d, 90 production.
I h,,, thus thrown guf these hints Cor
YOUR future contemplation, ro,hIu, doubt
Ins but that some OF them will sur-e yonr
attention.
In tbisc1nn,ru1n would su--rst O. y1a,
a. a matter Of r,,uomy, t1r imlarnucg OBJ.
ha,.u, at least room, tn yoar h0as,. mals
a. warm a. possible Or viut.r Ii b. al
nonsense @, talk about t,1 warm houses
her, ln she country, provided th' means at
ventilation hc 90 hand I know many "a
farmer who VIII spend 900 Do, winters ln
rr,rar-u. frgwo'I. and yrt you can poe
vrur fu-rrs between h.s window .lsh. 10
through che bottom OF ls, drrr. which a
very IItfle attention would prevent I iavr
no Iouh, that one t.Irlu, the wool aud
labor Pr 20, o, slyci Boz tHIs state among rrr
farmer, by "a ut,,r attention Go tH., point.
sour double window. o. yHur Kitchen ana
sltur. Room, r, wen OF, double ras'.rthrm,
AMI r.u will noe produce ava involuntary
stuJler In every urmh.ra, yorr family at
ttr thouchtol winter 4 current .l cola
cir ras..r- beneath t0s doors from worn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

"Tbr hig ha' nlh's,"
and call, h.. family around him, aud
"was.a ger,ou .,,h luJ.sisu. care"
AMI commend, in humble devotion his whole
lau,elglI 60 the care Of bim who never
.lumhyr, no, ,lcyr.. There isa ,1crcdnc,s
iu such a family circle, and one that angels
cannot Gi o. admire and love.
T. .aeh man,
co.. --.B,u Do chat never can deceive boon,
O.. H. .. IH.HsIH| sweets rH" ff0H 0Huf.ui.
The .H.,fb Irulf lesgtr. DOB ihs brIl r,or ", him
MI ,.a.'r.f sts.s till Hrarutr beat D. sTrut.
II.T.. .s rs.fhrI bot iH 'H.sfsrHus sI1s,
U. fEs ,rNHf..rs snrIIs uf Lst boz sl. fhiI' ,AsC,
p.5asrI and 600 Nest be- hive. whrn be- be- tod
,sH F..1sg.
But while have reversed the natural or.
Der ,g thiue, iu touching upon Old asc. Yet
Terhar. not ra real Importance, 1t ailude
% aar Young mru.
have had my serious fear, that our
yrar. men v,r, not laying that solid ioun-
laara l.ramrr, elevated condition in lilc
which was '.'.'''.y .''''.r'''''' vs. ,",
..'- .'.' '' '.''' '''','' AGO many ~ -
90 .. '.'..' ''' '..'' saw, :" .! ''.' "
'. ,'''.' WIZ" 500 P! '.'.'''
% ''-'-.- '" '.' wv. '' '
'.. '"....' .''.' p. '..'-' ' ''''
coming '.'.'-'. '.' '''-.''' '.''' ''
..'..t' ".''. ' '''..' away
.' '. 'A.'.''.' '' '.. ''' ''.' '.'' '-'
q l".a' '. como ".'.'.H '''l .'''''". .
..'' '.'' .'' !'-'- ''''.' WHO ''" '."
H.' ".' . ''"l'..' '' -' ... '' '.''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

Daniel Manoney OF the Biddcford nv w
alycr,iscs for thirty bushels red caE "..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20

in accordance with my philosophy TO b.
lisve, that we are required to spend the best
Of our DAYS m mere struggle TO live, and
then {, sst,le down in a state Of gloom and
utter inactivity Of mind and body.
To grow old gracefully, i'one Of the finest
traits OF arc either in man or woman. To
maintain a control over our tempers, To
manilr,ta feeling Of bcncyolcuco and good
will towards our ncighb5rs, 20 rCjoice at
their prosperity, will have a wonderful e.
Zee, in smoothing the pathway IN our de-
eliuinc years.
The man who loudly boasts Of his own
honesty O.. often the harsh parent, and ,hg
sHlI harsher nei.bhor, and grows old early,
e1bitiun. by the deep burrows on his FACE
o., tumuItuous lifc which be has led This
o, not what thr real farmer should D..
D., me draw picture OF what | have
seen. Her, isa man to whom thrCc scorc
year, arr numbered, but he has cnpyments
It'll. Surrounded by an tho substantial
comfort. % life, Do. weekly newspapers At
ford him pleasures fresh and iuyigontius
from week 10 week. W moro interesting
figure in such a picture Is there than to so
him who bring
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-11
Rickey = 81 t6sen.
REAL Ea1A TE
a. 60
1svEsrInG A.oKnTs,
Fairs street, sss. Nais = Ssnassn,
OFFER FOR SALG A.

1SSss SSss s - SOSS
OFFER FOR SALg
Lot I, B'k II, corner ID and BloaAssa.
Lots sAa1 q. D,k lis. ssrnss 81 A. Eidgs.
Lot ., BIZ ~, cor. 7th sad Blosdsas.
eject b lao, on Main, between lltA aAA l1th.
Lot II 81 Of Lot II in BIZ iss, corner eth and
Johassa.
Lot :, BIZ - In K. Add, on Carol, between lssA
and l1th.
70 BY S41set on 7th 81, near Main, rear sads d
lots Ind ., BIZ ~, vita frame dwelling.
Lots, In ~ ee--vsry shssp-tsrms easy.
I Lots 81 By al IT,, corner u 18th Al De-
Moias sts. Very sligibiy located for rssiAsa-
css-tsrns easy.
~ BY IS feet on 5th street. Main md JshA-
sya.i
~ fseto u the vsst eide VI Lot 3, Blk 20, johnson
st., bet. ID and 4th.
nambsr Of Lots In Nelrose, . milss out, on the
K, r. D. = n. .. \.
few vssy desirable bsildiag slses % The Aissis-
aippt, in the beautiful town OF Cousma.
Undivided hall Of Lots ., and 10, Blk 70, In
Kiibossne's Add.
Lot In BIZ 40, Kiihournos Add.
Lots Aad . 10 BIZ 5, Aa.on's Add, near Grand
Avenue -tsfns vary easy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late residence Of Col Perry, the planksosd,
near ltth At.
Brick hoass on Exchange street, between 7ih and
sth-- 5rooms, basement, csliar and eissssa--vill
be sold very cheap.
Lots II BI3o. with bsict house eottaining II
ROOMS.
Brick hsass % kxshangs-st., bet 7thand sth, with
rooms, bassnsnt, cellar and eistsTu.
Lots 4, and 8, bkss, In kilboarns's Add.
Lots and . in b lis.
Lot In block ~.
Block 3o4 and lots In block 3os.
10 I've asss lsts near Aontrose. sdninbly adap,sd
to gardening purposes. Tsrns-Ous fifth cash,
balance In annual pAymsnts.
Lot in block IS, % Cedar, bst~ss, 9Th and 7,h.
1t in block II, corner Of Dss Moinss street and
Lsvss.
Lot II, aad Of lot 10, block So, in Mas.s1 Lower
addition.
Lot I. block 1ei ,on Main st.
Lot 10, blssk -, JoAnscu-st., bstwsss "a end <tA.
- By lao II % Asis, bsswess StA s&h 81.
Lot in bloch 3, somer Of Water ~ Exehaaassls.
Lot In B. ITS; Losl In block ~.
70 BY l5e IT,, being rear eads Of lots TO- II And II,
In block %, frosting FIFTH stssst.
20 BY 80 feet, ssrnsr I'd and Blsndesusts.
two stssy brick dwelling on the corner Of sth
and Bank streets, with good sistern, cellar,
barn, 10.
VERY DESIRABLE rARMS!f
$50 Acres near sammitviiie, 80 rods from Plank.
rosd 173 per sere.
$50 Acres On Strias Prairie, 10 nilss froa Ksskak
admirably sAaPtsd % agriculture;
90 Acres,-Ssstioa -, 1p. 81, r. 8 wsst,-l nil.
from Charlsst .. 1onsss, wells, . youn1
orchard; 100 acres under cultivation. Very low
ii all sold together.
zoe acres ON Plank Road. ii miles from Ksokpk
with 500 fruit trees, good log hor.e, Ies acre
under saltivatios; soil Of great fertility.
feb0- dom =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-11
Nv. SkuTla sss u.nAsKm
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