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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL


COLUMBUS, O., Jan, 6.
The State House festival to come off this
evening is to be the grandest affair that has
ever taken place in this State. Fifteen thou
sand tickets have been issued, and nearly all
applied for. Large rooms are fitted up for
dressing rooms, four for ladies' and four for
gentlemen, attached TO each of which is a
room fitted up with shelves and numbers, to
correspond with those given to owners of ar
ticles left in charge of the servants. The ex-
ecutive committee took charge of the State
House yesterday noon and have control of it
until tomorrow morning. Three military
companies, one from Cleveland, one from Gin
cinnati and one from Columbus, will be pres
ent. Two bands Of music have been engaged,
and the rotunda is festooned and hung in tri-
colOrs. Provisions have been provided for
from eight to ten thousand. About 5000 an
hour can be waited upon. The city is fully
thronged with strangers.
Weather cold with ght snow.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 6.
The Legislature met at noon and the House
was organized by the election of Dewitt c.
Little john, Republican, Speaker of the Hous~.
The Governors message was read. The fol-
lowing is summary of its contents:
"The financial condition Of the Treasury is
favorable. The receiptsinto the Treasury, in
Guiding the balance from the previous year
has been nearly $18,OO0OOO and expenditures
have been nearly $l5OO0O0O. leaving a bal
ance of more than 100000 The canal
debt, at the close of the fiscal year ending
September 3Oth 1856, was upwards of So
100000. The entire cost of the public works,
when completed, will be S5O,000O00. The
State banking system is represented as in a
sound and healthy condition. The depart
ment of public instruction generally is in a
fourishing state, with annually increasing
revenue"
The message reports the condition Of the
various State institutions for the suppression
and punishment Of crime, as well as those Of
strictly benevolent character.
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" The Home Journal, for the week end
ing January Bird, comes to us as beautiful
and interesting as the editors promised it
should be, with a host Of bright names upon
the contributors list for 1851. The Home
Journal is the rose in the flower bed Of week
lies published in the East, encouraging the
beautiful, and cultivating the progressive. The
Home Journal appears in a new Topographic
cal dress, and is decidedly the neatest paper
printed on this continent. Few more accept
able gifts could be offered to lady, than a
years subscription to the Home Journal,
Messrs. Morris & Willis will furnish the
Home Journal and Harpers New Weekly,
one year for So so. Send on your names and
money early.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME!

330T Prizes amounting $50 900
Whole Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters $2}a.
The first 307 prizes are decided
600 prizes determined figure
draws the $40 COO prize For ple if
drawing $1,000 prize ends wi No. then
all the tickets number will be entitled
SO. number ends with No 2 then all the tickets
where number ends in viii be entitled to $I0 and
Packages will be sold tie following rates
which 8 the risk:
Certifcate Of Package of Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half do 30
Quarter do Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. Ga.
S. SWAN. MONTGOMERY, Ala.
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From New ORLEANs.-We are indebted to
the steamer Moses Mcclellan, and her polite
officers, Capt Catterlin, and Mr. Wilson, clerk
for the latest New Orleans papers. On Sat
urday the 9th, the stock Of corn was very
light on the evee, and was selling for 60 to
62 C. St. Louis oats from II to soc; wheat
81 IS; mess pork SIS 25; lard in small lots
liz to 12c.; flour Sc so for Ohio Sc 81 for
St. Louis; coffee 10 to 1880.
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OF We notice many new buildings in
course of erection in the suburbs. The cold
weather does not seem to entirely suspend the
operations of our mechanics, With the COM
ing of warm weather we look for new era
in house building, as very many fine lots have
recently passed into the hands of gentlemen
who intend to build substantial dwellings.
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Medical.

At the annual meeting Of the Evansville Medical Sc
Gle he'll on the evening of the 9Th inst the follow
inS officers eece for the present year: James
Hachett, President; F. Muhlhausen, Vice President
George b. Walker, Secretary; Hugh Ronalds, Treas
urIr:
ry.
DR.. VIM H. Byford's resignation as a member of the
Society presented, and motion was unanim GUS
i a cepted. JIG. HATCHETT, Sec, Pro- TEN.
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o. We heard of the sale of lot Of mast
fed hogs yesterday at So. Corp fed bring Sc
%, readily. We presume that the season is
about closed as very few are offering.
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o. The river was crossed at this point yes
terday by the ferry skiff several time, but not
without great difficulty and some danger
The river was again full of floating ice at the
time Of going to press last night.
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AxETEIsED PHYSICIAN,
WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE

EEAVE nearly run ont, discovered while in the Eas:
d Tndias, certain for Consumption, Bronchitis
Coughs Colds general debility This remedy was dis
by him when his only ch1-a daughter~as given
UP die Wishing TO do as much good as possloIe ne
afflicted fellow beings request 1t this
recipe full directions for king and successfully
requires each applicant to nclose him one
shingthree lie returned postage on the
be applied to the payment OF this ad-
DR.. H JAMES.
dec30 3mdkT No 10 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J.
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CrFThe importatons Of Stewart, prince Of
shop keepers in New York, amounted last
year, to ten millions Of dolals.
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n Office.

Fa7HE subscribers to the capital the
IA of Indiana in the Branch thereof at Evansville
hereby notified and required pay the Banking House
OF the Branch of the State Bank of indiana at
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ and o'c"ck P NJ
Cd of March, 1857. the first instament said
stock being each and that the 4th
day March the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ
sud O'Clock P NJ there will be election at the
place Directors the the Stockholders Of
Branch order of the Board Of Directors of the
Bank. dec29-3td&W JAM NJ. RAY, Cashier.
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CEFThe Legislature assembled on the 9Th
inst, and forcbly expelled the Republican
clerk elected by the last House, while he was
calling the roll, The House finally organized
by electing a Democratic clerk and speaker
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PHALOx,S PAPIAN LOTION,
Or. Floral Beautifer.
Have Published:
IOR OF "DOCT9R AETONI0,' AND
pENONT

q GREAT Cosmetic for beautifying the skin and
"a plexion. curing Chapped Hands, Face. Lips
Tan Sunburn FreckIes, Pinpss. Sealds, Burns etc.
for the Pilesone washing will give in
relief. After shaving is soothing TO the sam
IL keeps the hands white, and for all inhamatiOns
the found be great remedy Pree one
dollar per bottle.
PHALON's MAGIC HAIR DYE,
One the very Natural Dye in the world It's long
proved it be beyond comparison; AMI being vega
production injury possibly be done to the skim
1t is easily applied you obtain black or brown
ch defy Judges tell it tom nature itself
Price 81 and : so Fer BOX.
Dev aud 5l7 Broadsay s. Nicholas Hotel. y. Y, and
all Druggists flncy stores throughout the u. !.
PHAE.ONS CHEMICAL HAIR INVEGORATOR,
The most pete article kind before oHered to
the subtle 1t has stood twenty in this
country and not the many hundreds Of mitato
with it for preserving. dressing
and identifying Hair keeping the head clean fro
dandro etc inesnable short 1t IS every thin
tie hair requires. Price SOC and 81 per bottle.
daol0-Gmdtw
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o. The majority of the Senates Committee
have reported that Mr.. Harlan Of Iowa, was
not duly elected.
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CEFThe Albany Evening journal says, that
the enlargement of the Erie canal, which has
been so long delayed by the Democratic stop
and pay up-policy' will be completed by
spring. the entire distance from that city to
Buffalo. The canal will be eighty feet in
width and five feet in depth, and locks of
sufficient size to pass boats of two hundred
and two hundred and fifty tons. The speed
can also be accelerated about one half without
danger to the banks. The entire construc
ton cost of the canal, including damages paid
contractors in consequence of the work be-
ing stopped, will amount to over S5O,OO0,OOO.
The canal has always been a source of reve-
nue. to the State, Notwithstanding the unnece-
Ssary expence incurred by bad management.
After deducting the account of repairs for the
past year, the amount of revenue due the
State school fund, will exceed one and a half
millions of dollars.
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HoLLowAY's Observation-Disclosures TO THE
ScROFULA REJoICE.-This subtle disease, de-
cending from generation to generation fear
full heirloom, may be literally extripated by
the penetrating unguent All eruptions and
sores yield to its curative properties. Sold
at the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 244 Strand, Landon. and
by all druggists, at 25c, 6215, and 81 per pot.
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BORT of 0'punspilLe.

River and Weather by Telegraph.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 6.
The river still closed. Weather cold.
CINCISFA ATT, Jan. 6.
River risen from 10 to p inches Weather cold and
<cloudy.
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PLAN OF SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.

Numbers corresponding with those on the tickets
wheel The placed in another Wheel
number drawn the number wheel. and the
time prize is drawn the other wheel. The prize
the number drawn. This operation
is repeated until all the prizes drawn out.
ordering tickets enclose the to our address
the ordered receipt of which they viii be for
warded by first mail. -
list of drawn numbers and prizes Will be sent pur-
chasers i'm uediately after the drawing.
will please write their plain anu
give their Post Office. County and State. -
I that every prize is drawn and payafe IN
full without deduction. ..,e.-
En- All prizes 90 and under imme dateiy AFTER
the prizes the usual time OF thirty oS
| All communications strictly con hdential. -. -, -
Prize cashed renewed in other tickets at
office.
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Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, Jan. C.
Flour quoted at Sc -: Wheat 81 G09s1 % for red;
81 j9@SI 81 for white; Corn GGc4b2; Whisky 2G1&
CINcGNNArf Jan. 6, \. NJ.
Flour So 5 l5 Whisky = Hogs firm 81 u.s. p;
Groceries DULL bpt uHchanged " Wheat firm at 81 Is for
red; 81 Is for whine; Corn brisk at SOC for new.
CINCINNATI, Jan. ?. NJ.
Flour advanced to s. p: WHISKY advanced to 90 ~
Hogs demand good, more buyers than sellers, S7GS7
%; Provisions ditto prices sitter; Mess pork 81; Lard
III
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Cotton firm and active; sales to-day 10000 ual1s; SUI
gar quiet C; MolasSes ~; Flour steady at Wheat
closed with advancing tendency; Red Wheat 81 50:
Mixed uuchauged; Pore closed buoyant 1t Sl5 -
to $40 for mess and holders demannHg advance;
Lard in bbs, Il; Western Hay S2j per ton; Exchange
on London 1G1.
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rHNEAS &C-I5 Half chest extra fine POwchong;
Is boxes lb. slb Id, lb. 3lb Id and I'm 10
Gnpowder. Imperial and Dung Hys9q req ny
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offered Tor
" Ali Of these goods the latest styles and Of
o selection. be suited. Gentlemen
wanting any article wearing apparel have his order
promrtiy an swered the best of werkmen. and
work will be found in inferior that the
able est bii hinent the larger cities
oct2S- If D. 81 ANDERSON.
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$3.50 prizes amounting $50 ,O0O
Ez- Whole Tickets $10-Halves $5-Quarters, $21s St
The first 26 prizes decided IL the usual
Prizes of $40 will be determine
the Number that draws the $4,000 prize For example
the drawing the 81 600 prize ends with
all the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
40. If the number ends with No 2 then all the
where the number ends will be entitled $40,
to O.
Certificates Packages will he sold the folio wing rates
whichs the risk:
Certificates Package 10 Whole $50
HaIf %
- 10 Quarter 90 -. ........,. Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates eitherto
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
1G- @ n q Fl "a NJ TT S.
u
HAVING fitted up a mammoth n=

ep=e HAVING fitted up a mammoth rs=z-
tssS5F WHIT Boat, the largest on the t@5s
Ohio River in the most ubstantaI manner pre-
Ourcare eth
er by INV Ei{g, RAILROAD Ola CANAL,
WITHOUT exposing to the nclemency ofthe weather, any
property; and particua ate nton will bepad to Recov
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale Of any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly fled
2 6, O'RIhY returns his sincere thanks to his
friends for their former patronage and respect
FIJI ly socits continuance ofthc same which will be
duly rcciprocated.
4 Store Room wellsuppIied, will be kept forthe
com mediation Of Boats and their orders carefully iled.
,ebS-dS1wIy P. G.. O'RIJEY & co
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rue HAz4R1 pOHDGR COMPANY.
mAxurAcrUnGRs AND DEALERS IN

CT "a II ID % ~ 81 @ u Q
AVING their prices to correspond with the
ducei Saltpetre. continue to offer their well
known brands of ELFCTRC INDIAN RIFLE AID hENTUCKY
RIFLE wter. in kegs aud eaus5srs Also GunPowSer for
Mining comprising m assortment Of Iuaiitie
and kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give entire
Subtraction
than twenty i've years will be
passed by any other manufacture Of the kind in
the world
Forse principal dealers and also 1t the Office the
COMPANY, No 80 Wal, Water street. New York.
A. &. HAZARD, President.
NNI Sec, I'll 2f-fmd
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES
REPRESENTATIONS PRIZES


.295 prizes amounting S326, 900
Tickets. SIG; Halves So; Quarters 81 Eghhs. 81
The prizes determined by the last of
the Der that draws $50 prize. For example
the number drawing $50 prize ends with No then
ends in will be entitled
$50 ends with NO. q then all the Tickets
where the will be entitled $50,
to O..
Certificates Packages will be sold at the rates.
Certdeates Of Package of Whole 500
do do 10 Half do %
do de 10 Quarter DO %
do Eightfs do ............ 1215
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. Ga.
S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. o
Rox2
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AUCTION SALES.

NNiS-L' Oo.9 t't0
AUCIIOHEEBs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ana EseaE Estate Brokers,
MEAvIEG leased for of years and fitted M the
Old Court House, OF Main and Third streets
reoeve for sale at auction or private
SALE all kinds and disc; household
furniture. horses, bugsies. etc. etc.
Cash advances ms de co signments when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
clock, A, NJ Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Fridaynig hts, at early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The Monday every month, at 10 oclock A. NJ.
Having vidsd ourselves with large Map the City
will be the interest of all ned hava
apart Mo aday Every month for the sale of
auction. Al those wishing sell
The of those having Houses and Lo~or Lands
either sale is
ted. jyf5 WOODS Ely NELSON Auct's
Dxx GOCDS "A AUCTION!
EUST received and will he sold auction. at Auc
0s Rooms. relar sale davs. large and
raj of DRY Goods Notinus aud fancy articles
consisting part Of brown and Bioachad Sheetngs and
Srncs Sanets Casimeaes G0atings Flannels Blankets,
Jeans. Gloves Mits. SPOOL Threads, Lincys,
Merines. ShaVls, Suspeudsrs. &c. sc.
AIsO:TaAles Cutlery JeeIry and Watches,
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps, Razor Pins Needss
ecordeoBs anda great variety Of fancy articles TOO nmer
mention. NOOLSEIs NELSON.
novI d.. Auctioueers.
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NEW GOODS ANzs NEW PRICES.

GtHANELIN & REILLY beg leave call the attention to
- their friends and customers their large and well
lected af spring and summer dry goods reed
weeks comprising OF the most desr-
be found in the city which they fer at whole
retailto their customers and the public generality
allow prices prompt buyers ThersocR
part the foowing-Broad cloths black and fancy
rweeds. white buff and fancy MaTsaies and
silk Ye5tn CoktOnadPs Crotnn cloths aud plain and tanya
Linen Drills rich Calieoe of Philip Allen SPragues Bnc
State rich printed French and Scotch Jaeo
Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
Be-eg5s black and c0lored Grape Mantz te Cash
mere plain and fancy Ginghams rieh printed Organize
riantees aud Cha :e LANES, white Grape Shaws black
shawl rich stlIa sh2wl and searfs black and
Capes Moria antique Parasos silk aud giDghan
mbralla Panama LeghOrn and Braid Hats English straw
fancy Bnnnets. rich bonnet Ribbons HosinS Gloves
fancy Fans and shoes Carpets floor aud
aud printed window blinds together with
great variety Of Trimming small wares and fancy goods
Ec. &c mvI SHASELIN Il RELY.
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PITAL PRIZE
s. 6 q q q OSS!

SOuthern NAisEE5ary AcaUeny LOItery!!
ola S $ n.
To be the City of Mobile. Alabama in public,
Friday, January 3oth, 1851 on the
PLAN of Single Numbers.
JOHN HURrEL and W W. MCGUIRE. Esq., Commissioners.
10000 TICKETS--3.205 PRIZES!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS!
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o. We refer our readers to tho adver-
tisement of Mr.. SAM'L VICKERY, who has
purchased the stock and store of Messrs.
HERsHBERGER e CARSON. Mr.. Y. has enough
of the enterprise and energy of Young
America, to always keep up a good stock.
and with the desire of a new beginner to
please every body, he will be found a most
agreeable gentleman to deal with.
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e,lsNs,EsY.II.slON - 3 Icy EINgON.

wv receiving fall and winter stock 80 DDS
invite liberal public to call store.
street three doors below Main Fosters Block Our
stock Cloths Cassimere5 Cassine
Dress Silks, Cashreres Delanes Prints
ShawIs Mantillas. Ladies' Misses and Ghdren's Shoes
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Clnhs Carpets Rugs, DaEask
&c. Hats Caps and all other goods usually kept dry
good stores. No trouble to show goods
ost2i-3u JAMES OAKLEY & SON.
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lress orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. Ca,
3. SWAN. Montgomery Ala. or
s. SWAN. Box 200, Mobile Ala.

FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
GLASS "a,
drawn in the Citv of Atlanta. Georgia. In bc
Tuesday. January 90 1857. the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
so, 900 TICKET5-3, OF PRIZES!
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SWAN CO.'SLOTTERIES.

SOUTHERN MILITARY .RCyfD4.NT LOTTERY
CLASS N.
To drawn in the City of Mobile. Alabama in public on
Saturday. January 10. 1851, the
PLAN OF SkNGEE NUMEsEEsS!
JOHN HUGrEL and W W. MeGUIRs, Esqs., Commissioners
10000 FicEetSs-3,2S Prizes!
MORE III AZ ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TInLrEre,
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NEW YORK.

From ALBERT G.. EgsCEFAisD SONsS Adj
versing and Correspondence Office No. $50 Broad |
way, New York.
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GOOD NEWS FOR OUR LADY
FRIENDS.

WYE in receipt of choice lot of Peach Butter,
co Lemon Apple Butter Sweet apple butter Cider apple
No Minee Meat put up in Gallon nall DO an d
quart cans equal to the best family
you it and satisfy yourselves 1t will
deeis z. H. COOK & SON.
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DENTIST RY.
,R i. KIVETT, DENTEsTI

informs the citizens and vicinity that
will all orders in the various department OF
profession with promptne and in the most scientific
Particular attention paid to the plugging cleaning ald
extracting inserting of incorruptble teeth
from on to full se gold plate with or without
gums. -, -. -
eth inserted in the most approved manners and
the treatment childrens teeth carefully attended to-
Ladies waited their esidences if desired Once on
street, formerly DR. E. Brays office noV22-3m-dAT
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ID. =. ANDEzSS SON,
N ER HANI Z All O r,

Nv BUILDINGS, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE |
BRANCH BANK.
HAVING taken one of the block of
new buildings on Main street near Wafer
| am now ready to receive calls from old
and new customers. Offering them the
richest qualities of goods ever opened in
Evansville for Gentlemen's wear. amt
being ready TO make them up by order
in the most FASH enable styles and war
ran Ted to TT. Among my new goods lust
received. will be found the FIN EST
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. RICH
EST VELVET. SATIN AND SILK
VESTINGS ever oFared for sale j o this
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ickSy = - y pj'ssn,
I. 1nAL DsTAfE
IHvRsrIHo AOENrs,
TAlrA ssssss, 80. naia 4 JsAass.,
OFFER FOR SAIL

1AarA street. hss. Aais 4 JsAassn,
OFFER FOR SAIL
LAT, B'k1l, corner - and Bloadeau.
Lss Ssal ., BIZ lis. corner ssh and Ridge.
II Z, Blk ~, ear. tn and Diondesa.
fsst b leo, on Aatn, between 18th ard 18th.
- y I'D Of Lot II In B'k 1873, corner 9th and
i johnson.
lot !. 6'k - in <. Add, on casrol, between 18th
snd 18th.
4 - b. slfset on 7thst., near Aain, r@ar saAs If
lots and 8. Blk -, with frame dwelling.
Let .. In B'k ss-vsvy shsap-tsrns sa.y.
Lots s7A y ~ g., sosnss - 18th ard Dee
Moisss ~. vssy slisibiy located for rssias..
| ess-tsrus sAsy.
- f.sseG ~ 80 sias cf Lota. B1 ~, Jolssea
a.. ~. - saA AtA.
A ssnhsr u Lots In Asirse,s miles ous, On the
K.,FA 1.AM.R.k
\ ssvsssy desirable hsiidas sites On The Mi,si,.
sippi, u The bsaatifsl sown Of Coasms.
Undivided half Of Lots Q, . and 10. Bk g. In
/ Kilbssssss Add.
Lot 10 BIZ 40, Ktlboarns.s Ada.
| Lots saA 3 IN BIZ s. N..,m,. Aaa 80, o..s
! Avenue -terns very sasy.
DWELLING FOR SALE
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