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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-03
j. w. De1aplane, ESQ.

we mad the pleasure OF forming the &C.
quaintance Of very prepossessing young man
calling himself by the above name, and pro-
Tossing to be an Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, about to locate at Memphis, Mo. Mr..
Delaplane spent several days here, put up at
the Curlew, ordered cards at this office, and
rode out occasionally, and on the whole made
IAN impression. He left, however, unexpect-
eddy, we may say abruptly, go much so that his
friends here feel concerned lest they may never
see his face again. In the hurry of his de-
parture Mr.. d. forgot to call for his bills, and
may not perhaps be aware of the exact amount
which will embarrass him in renting. We
avail ourself of the opportunity TO present them
below for his information and guidance, and
for the edifcation Of those who may form his
Acquaintance. We have fortunately come into
possession Of several interesting incidents of
Mr.. Delaplane's previous history and adven-
lures in and about Birmingham, Libertyville.
Fairfield, and other places, which we regret
to have to postpone to an other occasion:
]. w. DELAPLANE, ESQ.,, DIR.
To Mai. Douglass, Curlew House, S. 90
6 Abraham's Livery Stable, ...... 90
Gossage g. Harlan's do 5 90
Z" Courier Office for Cards, 1893. 5 90
S22 20
We have alluded to the fact that Mr.. Della
plane is member Of the Bar. He was ad-
mitted at Des Moines, we learn. IL this is so,
we should like to know the character of the
testimonials upon the strength of which one
so indifferent in relation to the tights of other
persons, procured the endorsement of an Iowa
Court, and the means Of p~eying at this whole
sale rate, upon the strength of it. upon society.
pr. DelapIane referred here to j M. Dixon,
Esq of the CITIZEN, and perhaps our friend
up there will explain. 1t has struck MS re
peatedly that our Courts are altogether too
careless in relation to the personal character
Of those upon whom they confer the privileges
OF the profession. and that in consequence.
some of the grandest scoundrels in the world ,
gamblers and horse thieves not excepted,
are creeping into and polluting the ranks Of
profession, which prominently ought to be
filled by at least honest men. Papers in this
part Of the country may perhaps promote tie
ends of justice, by publishing the above, or
the substance of it.
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Spectral Notices.
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ReIigiOus Notice.

TheBaptist Church will meet, for divine worship,
regularly every Sabbath Morning. II o'clock, at the
Court House. Preaching by Rev. J. T. Robert.
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S L O N w A r e.
EaA Pc ~ N r nv sssts nrats-E :

IN DAHLONEGA,- WAPELL0 COUNTY, IOWA.
WOULD respectfully announce to the Merchants.
n of Wapello and the surrounding counties that
have purchased of Mr. L. Stewart the property known
as the 'Dablonega Pottery" and now manufacsrs
Ing and keep constantly on hand large assortment or
stone ware Of the very best quality consisting in part
of the following articles: ~ : = "a 81, q . ~
jugs, Preserve Jars, Butter Pots.
Lard Pots and Jars. Churns.
Pitchers, Milk Pans, &C..
All Of which warrant equal, II not superior "a anv
made In the State, and at reasonable prices. "a
-. Orders bx mail or otherwise promptly attended
TO- wares OF any size or pattern made TO order
Dahlonega, Jan. ~, -57-tf WM SHOEMAKER , e
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BUILDENG MATERIAL
CATTLE sTRAYED!

CATTLE STRAYED!
GtTRAYED from the subscriber, living 5 miles
- below Ottumwa, about the middle of September
last two head of work cattle two old color red
white faces, well matched spots around the eyes alike
one pale red, Is the smallest, and his right horn
dropping They marked, but mark not rec olect-
ed. Any person giving information where said cattle
can be found win he suitably rewarded Address me
at the Ottumwa, p. .. tt...- s. asz ,fsa
Sanford DAVIS
Wapelo county, Oct 18th, 1S57-3tno33.
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TrenlendnuS Sue
t. Tremendous Success! 1@
FEyHERE has never been an Eye Remedy offered 70
in short time, as
HARDY,s
Ely Ei1B A I. M !.

Nearly every newspaper South and West,is noticing
u editorially rs being great discovery for tile cure
81 Sores weak aud Diseased Ewes. We
viii give quotation from home paper, the Hunts
vile Recorder, edited by DIR. J. ii. Hernlon which
SAYS:
Phe great number and remarkable cases that have
come under our observation, has fully convinced us
that l. v Hardy is great man, and HIS wonderful Eve
Balm Is the most valuable combination for the Of
sore eyes ever produced
30 one need have any fears of not being cured by
THIS Balm, nor 81 tinjuriRg their eyes In any way
II you need an eye remedy, give this Balm single
trial then You viii be made the friend off, v Hardy
Eye ialm IL is for sale in nearly every town in the
Cnion and should Won desire it, and cannot procure
u in Your town, write to and viii send TO you by
mail. =
The price rs % cents per box but will or any of
our Wholesale agents. send you five boxes for al In
writing for t, be cautious and write your name and
post Office plain, with county State and should
ILLS balm ever chance not to act you think rop US
line giving all the symptoms which we win answer
with directions how TO proceed, &c. SO Us to innedi
ately bring about cure. as.'a + .F
DIRECT ttpr nfi N 81.
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Pc DR.. /. V. HARDY.
Huntsville. Pryl,}oIuh co1t0fu Nh

Who Is the discoyerer of this Balm
- Per sale by H. Blakesiy, Barnard Anderson &
Cos, Baeon Hyde a Co., and all the principal Drug
fists OF st. Louis, No., and by DIR. j. L. Taylor in
otsWhWa, IOWA - t#sa e vs.. n236m
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WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE!

shall keep constantly hand full assortment of
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Clothes Baskets Bushel and
Half Bushel Buckets, Market and Work Baskets, &C.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19

AsrorADia. ELECTROMAGNETIC tins
ago one Of The boards If cur city councils APP
pointed committee, by way 81 an expert
mcnt, to look into the records Of the iinan-
cal department Of this blessed Corporation,
in order thereby IL ascertain, if possible,
how the peoples money has been going for
the last few years. In pursuance Of their
duty, the committee have been inspecting
the books, papers, &c, touching our city ex-
pendifurc, Cor the last five or six years or
more, aud their discoveries have been per-
fcctly overwhelming. Ii seems, from these
astounding disclosures, that within this
period Of five or six years, sur.S n money,
amo"atiag 10 N. s'apeadons aggregate Of eight
., ',a millions, haze disappeared from our ci'p
trashy, nobody kaors low, Wiea, whe,,, "
mAai for. The money has been expended,
but there are NO vouchers, ore-rcciiications,
or indications rs To the purposes for which
IL was paid AWAY Y. Herald
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Ii j. really amusing TO notice the self.
complaccnt appearance Of honesty some 81
our Democratic friends put ON, while pre-.
tending to rejoice al the SUCCESS of the Free
State party in Kansas. The Democratic
organ here really recognizes in Mr.. Parrott
a gentleman in whom the Democracy can
see much to admire, and who is indeed pre-.
icrabie 10 Mr.. Ransom, his pr"-sla'cry
opponent, who wa the candidate 81 the
National Democratic party! And yet tins
,amc paper was only short time since tie
| Tending TIN, ,r,-sla,cr, party, IT. own party,
| and dcnying that the Missourian, Mere 60
| ing 10 assist It with their votes. II was
| very bitter upon III, that VIC should extract
lr.an Kansas correspondence the charge that
an, portion ii the Border Ruiiians were
gong 10 cross the line anil vote AT this Kan
sa~ elcction--inst precisely what IL appears
they did d.. but i. il not strange, when
Sc re.nllsct the past history If the Demo
ratio party ia connection with kansas
heir abuse III the Free State men--thelr
'tigniatizing the reports ot the murders,
hon>c-hurning-, hor-e-stealingS. and high
Nay roblcric, by gangs of Border Rnfiians,
u kansas lies''--their defence vi these Ruff
ii,n., ami g the cau-c hey .ustained-their
efforts, headed y, the Pierce and Buchanan
administrations, and sought To he carried
M ~ then executive aud itld,.inl t-ol- to
'Sta,li-' slavery ia kansas, and the very
declaration ID buchanan himself that ia
.rrt y llnw ia kan.as--we say Is IL not
TRANCE when these things are recollecte,i,
hat the organs ii this pro-slavcry Demo
rate part, should have the unblushing
mPudcncc &" pretend to rejoice in the sue
css ii the Free State partyl Where have
heir sympathc> been all the time3 With
those men who are now s,icccssiul-with
the Free State men Ridiculous. The
National Democracy" in Kansas, with
tsansom a. their candidate for Delegate I"
Congress, !. a part and portion Of the Ma
tional Democracy u the Union, and the
eNtVN
sh~~ have given their whole syInl,athier 10
their party Ia kansa~. Feeling the indig-
nation &c the North is assuming a form
ahieh will ultimately crush out this pro
'lavery party, the Democracy are now hyp-
critically pretending to rejoice at the sue.
-css II those whom they have been Islander
ing and prosecuting in the most infamous
manner. Who would have dreamed that
the ranters about Kansas lies" who had
iabitually denounced the Free State men ii
kansas n liars ami traitor - who had
tauntci them a. manufacturers &C lies am
fsbel~ AGAINST ia. laws 1T their country
sho had abused Parrott. a having an appfo
PIRATE name FOR n scrcQchcr &C Kansas lic.-
that these apologist., ~ damm,e~, n ia,
ease would demand, ior ia. ..pprc.sors i,
'ehali ii the slavery uf kansas, would claim
that parr"tt'. election wa Democratic
victory. That was beyond the iarthefes
light of our Imagination regarding th
cop" and verge q the Democratic ialsiiier
l & Kansas news
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19

The Washington Xar gives the firm 81
proceeding in making purchases u public
lands On application to the Register 81 q
land district to purchase tract Of land, the
purchaser is required To file = written zap.
plication.n On such application the Regis
ter endorses his certificate, showing Oh,
land to be vacant and subject 10 entry
That certificate II To be carried TO the Re
Receiver permits the payment to b. made
and issues his ''original receipt" the dapli
cute of which Is handed to the purchaser =.
bis evidence Of payment and which is re.
Quired 10 be surrendered when patent Is
forwarded from the General Land Office
for delivery. The Original receipt !.
handed To the Register, who indicates the
sale on his township plat, enters the same
in his tract books, and il il transmitted by
the Register to the General Land otlic.
with the monthly abstract of sales and Ger.
ti6cates Of purchase
This is the formality prescribed To indi,
vlduAl purchasers, and must be observed not
only ior their protection in securing titles,
but for the protection OF the interests Of
tie Government. The Law has established
two Offices in land district, the register
and receiver and prescribed mode u pro-
csedins 70 serve - check upon each other.
If claimant fails to observe the require
ments, he does il At his peril II he depos.
lts money with any person connected with
the district Office, even with y receiver
without having first, - the law require,
filed a written application with the register,
be- does ~ 1t his own risk, the Government
not being responsible Tor any loss where
the terms On which the law authorizes en-.
tries are departed from.
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81 The cultivation of th, Chinese Su-
gar Zane, in our country, Inns proved n per
feet triumph and Car exceeded the cxpecta-
ton of those who cultivated il. We lad
the privilege, on Wednesday last, 81 testing
the quality aud flavor ii two different sam
piles One cultivated by Mr.. Conklin, and
tho other by Mr.. Coax These gentlemen
have several acres IL the Cane As the ma
chincry for extracting the juice, is yet very
imperfect, We are without the knowledge IL
ascertaining the average yield, nevertheless
Mr.. conklin, obtained about five barrels,
from the first acre. In flavor, il is far su-
pcrior 10 the best New Orleans Molasses. -
Grusag O.. Herald.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19

ARsiy.L Oh GoLpISS ST. LorIs.-A mum
her OF Santa Fc merchants arrived nj 81.
Louis with upwards Of $4,000 in gold
Monday, for the jpurpa,e Ut settling old
accounts and purchasing new g'ots.
TN Monday there also arrived at 81. Louis
by New Orleans steamer $500 in gold,
consigned t. the cashier OF the State hank,
and 81 900 consigned 10 the cashier II the
Franklin Savings institution.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19

a CLrAk NHToRy.--John Is. Weller has
been elected Governor &c California by a
majority Of ! 90 over the combined vote
nfboth his opponents. The majority against
Buchanan in 1856 was 2,521 .-7im,s.
More than half ia, Know Nothipg- de-
serted their ticket, and io;. lowed Gov. foote
into the Democratic ranks The majority
against Fremont in 1856 was GG,699.-
GhicuQv 1rtJ.
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ASorars IMPORTANT DseIsIos A. .,
L.sp Par-rarrons.--The question having
frequently been raised. beiors the Genera
Land Office, n Ia the necessity IL the resi
tence Ut the wife IT a claimant under th.
presumption laws. IL has been .lecid.i tina,
man, Lelne the head II family. mi.,
show residence with bis tamil, on thu
avail himself II thu hsneiit II the statutory
provisions.
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A ViEw or rmE "METsopoLls.n-A pri-
sate correspondent u one III the "provin-
eial editors at the East, writes from New
York as iolloms
II his Is tue bluest place in business mat
tiers ever saw. kichelien says there 10
no such word ~ Gail. but II he were in New
York now, be- might with truth affirm
there y M oiAsr word Bat fail
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cBINlsr SrGAR AND MoIAssrs.-A cor
respondent who was present at the Iniiana
State Fair last week, say:
During the greater part 81 the day, the
work Il crushing the Chinese sugar cane
and converting the juice into mola,s-- was
go'ng "n IN one part of th. grounds. The
OPERATION excited great curiosity, aud an
insneiise crowd was constantly gu hand.
Soins ~t~ciiasns II manufactured inolass-s
and sugar We're distributed, and all who
tasted can bear testimony "a their excel
lence.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19

e The French are queer nation.
Empress Eugene Is fair specimen. She
has new bonnet every day in the year.
Eugene Sue, the late novelist, MAS another
specimen. lie wore . dozen different psir
d gloves every day, and always Lsa on a
pair Of white kids when writing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19

LIZ II is reported that the three Re-
publican papers al Dubuque are To be uni.
ted in one. II j. none "f our business, IL i.
true, but We think this might lie a good
move for all concerned. For the two Demo.
cratic organs there T. unite. would destroy
all the fun. The Chicago Tritass makes the
following sensible remark
tine IL the great drawbacks 90 the success
II Western newspapers i. that there are
tao many ii theta. They cripple and starve
each ether to death. No Western town un.
der So..sO inhabitants will gave a dccen,
support 10 more than one Republican daily
paper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19

AsrRikE.-The Hagerstown nd. lA,oa
sds, Know Nothing print, says: a crisis
has arrived In our business, and we arc de-
termined not To strike another blow for the
American party until il strikes blow Cor
usn
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e The bank suspensions in Philadel-
psia have brought to lieb. an old 4,sgrar
woman who Is mourning ABOUT the street
ovsr hsr loss Of si4tss. A.adt1d dollars.
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CONFERENCE.-The runaor VI the deadly
encounter In Marshall, Texas, in which Hon
l. y. Evans, Congressman elect, and fou,
Others wers killed, is confirmed. II appear
that tesd hAd for some time existed be-
tween NJ. Evans and Hon. Lewis T. Wig.
HI, . prominent orator and politician Of
Eassssn Tens. Meeting in the street. Of
1srshall, Evans shot wisfall down, friend
Il wisiall immediately shot Evans down. .
itssod Il Evans next shot down the party
tAaa shot Evans, and lastly, the latter vs.
shos down BY smother friend VI Wigfall.
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WE ARE COuGdAM1LY LOCATING
w Land WasyoDsstu ~ opsineAsid and Jsck.
soo lasd dissI.sts aA1 have 6ttilfal surveyor en-
ga9e6 b oshe - ele1ee ~ II Anieipefi0a u tbs
61st Wekaws 1A1s q ~ i1tasee 81 oEr aosuts 10
eervs = 1eh1a1y - thex hevs t.ssvretioss 70 r.
TX: sasssy - -. = eur ssss, 10.
ssiSsf 81. = BARBKR q c.
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RESPONSIBILITY - PosTMAsTsas.-At-
toeney GENERAL Black has decided that, Il
seaaSs - stolsn o. lost from the Post or
-, ths Postmaster i responsible 70 the
Govsrnmsnt fbr than He says: aOne
Who hes ths custody q public money or
Dropssty, ID y paid fde taking care of Il,
eaaaot 81 - = ~ ssapnalhility By show
ing theh a. n sceidanGal lqA H y IN
iassrsr a - a1Iey aoiastall paGils a thAs
kiaA. -
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We have hut few rrturns frnra this State
l.ap"rte count, elected the Who'd. RepubIi-
an ticket b, nh average IL 3uD majority,
which j. u larg. gam IA last fall.
IN ST. Joseph e,nnty, thu Democracy
made M fight, and the Republicans walked
over the track. tasr, Rep, !, elected to
congress in the 10Th district, a. ill tue va
cane. caused by the death IL Brentcn.
Allen county gave the Dcmarat,c can,ii
bate 500 mnjarit,, whi.h Is Democratic
49,, II ,n,.
Eikhart coxnty gave Case 325 majority,
Republican gain a ~ "n last falls vote.
The Republicans carried Marion county,
(Indianapolis,) by ~ majority. Buchanan
arried IL by Ia votes.
These arr all the returns No have heard
rom Indiana. Their. were only county Of
licer. "a clcct.--CA.osgo IisL.
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HoRRIRIn MrRprK.-A most horrible
inrder was committed near Princess
lnne. Nd. on "Wednesday last. The Snow
iiill Sblfsays;
negro man, who has been sometime at
.empiing to pass himself ~ partially derang-
Il, met on the read after night white
sonan, whom he attacked, cut open her
5owcl strcwed them by the roadside. and
otherwise horribly ,nutilsted the body. lie
,lsn cut of the right hand nj the wrist
shich cannot he found The demon was
arrested, confessed the deed, and gave as a
feason for the act, that coulnre<s named
Purse, hsd told hum that IL Ls could get
The right hand Of ic,nale corpse and wear
4 about his person, he would at all times
he able to overcome his enemies. he il
represented ~ adcsperate, dangerous negro,
aud has for long time escaped just punish.
.aent for his yillainies by ie'gnine insanity.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19

THIS RARM COMBINES MORE ADvAE.
i TA01D thAa eng other In Scott County Il
acrss under cuittsation, . nrst rsis hasn, good
ho.ss. s.o vsis ana pod si.sesn. Alse e ssesl
sot orchard q about - appls tssse, 1ssty bsastne
fsSu 10 fenced IN convenient loss With bviaa wasss
- nost Of ihsm. Thar y = saesllenf s1pply q
u y IN sxeellsnt ssoek lhsn aaA eoo1 GVuin hyD
Apply 10 ths subscSbes ~ the teleSyupS epnd nrel
houes below tbs raitroe<. 0ILA6 0LA0Ef.L.
su1odif
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-
MrRRAY 4 LASNaSs FLORIDA WATER
= The limitations Of this famous perfume die fas,
- they spring mp. Public opinion siransl-s them
a, their birth, while this peerless eosnete and re-.
frsshins sser, Increases IN favor daily. and /. hs.
canning what 1t has been for nfts~s y@ars 10 Spanish
America, tbs most popular II al horsl essences.
sold by u. T Lanman 4 Co, Wholesale druggists
10 Water street, New York and by alG drusrists
AT toc per bottle. celia
~ You ARE Sick You MUST TAKr MEDI-
cissl For all external and internal pain use he
Wiits fain Rsliey~r which 10 stronger and require.
less 10 effect . cure than any known remedy For
eds In the world, Rhodes Fever and Asue Cur. -
for sll billion. complaint. TAX. the AMI Bilious
fiii. an auxiliary TO the Care These Remedies
destroy III. Disease, hut never the patient
W u CnAPIS,
Wholesale Ast Providence, Il l.
for ga. b Druggists generally lsiidsw5n
WANTED lMMEDiATrLy-l0O0o men 10
engage III u. saic u the mos. popular selling Bo.ks
IN America fnvslids Lanic. farmers 81 q teach.
srs Wishing to travel will and this be scTy prof
liable aud pleasant business. enabling them 10 zee
tho country, and make none. at tho sam. time
Aseuts now Ia the business clearing from sso 10
u BOO psr year far full particulars aAi lisi q
Books, address u N BuLlsoN Queen cisJ Pub.
iishng House ial Main street, Cincinnati, ohio ~,
ifhyi.s HAST, u KULIsoS, Philadelphia
aapii aa~iy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-19

= CAMILLE accounts and elaine 81 every kind
viii be promptly collected la any part Of The state
and at all points on the Aisslssipp from D. Lous
Dubuque ksa'tiApcss made on the day Of collection
kea kstate bought, so.d and leased money inyested
% loaned on real esiate security comnaisscn Land
Warrants bought, sold and located TAxes paid Tor
Lsn-re.identa.
We oder for sale ihs following Reel kstste. and
would especially aak attention TO The bargains %
fef ia iAMhriiss Adsi,icn and To the large tract oi
and swo inilea irof tLs river wAlsh Oder ;. ths
acre IN Quantities 10 suit purchasers. We are eonu
lsat 10 better opportunities fot Investment be
found than there present
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Real estate.
WILLIAM AlIEn. IN q clAas
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN 4 CLARK,
Attsfneys 1 Csunselsrs q Law,

lPE INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
IL Agents, and Notsries Publ
Colvctiohs and all professiona business In every
part " the State entrusted TO care, will receive
promp; attention. Money Invested taxes paid for
non.resicnts money loaned anencu m bered Real
Estate security, laId Warrants bought, sold and
located farmr houses and lots leased Real Estate
u MI kiRd- bought and sold on eommlsson.
agFgK 10
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IMPROVED cry PROPERTY

No ] House on Brady street lot block ., Rus.
ssgs Addition, double house good eisssrn aud well
how bringing good reh..
No. uouse 18th street IsAy brady, eight
toons and perfectly new Is, <aslso, will be sold ~
bargain.
No . House AID lot on anL street, cosasr Of
western Avenue. two stories well furnished aud
hearly new.
No AS Two good houses aud lo,s On afthst..
aduoinIs the above equally eligible, with the sxcep
unI 81 not being located Oh . eeruef
No Hoase aa Brady street, nearly new, new
ishtiiS Tor 80 but purchaser could take possee-
s'oa the nrst of Juiy 10, scxiso
No House on Brady street si,a,niag the above.
ssyss rovms
No Houss corner Of lssA aud Brady new vel
na',t ana eommodious. how renting for eoeo Lot
No . House and lot IL De witt. louss N stories
hiuh, god well-psice Sep