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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-09-22
United states OF America.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, tJu"ice's Court
CvVNTY oy BUTTE. }ophir Township
The People Of the state OF California 10 - ui'rrsoh
GREETGNG:
NTOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
u before me. at my Office, in tire opnir Township
OF The County of Butte. on the ah day Z" septic "brf
a. - lr51. "a = ocluck. +. NJ 10 answer unto the
complaint ct Charles Mccoy, ~ an action for hc re
cnyery Of the sum OF TWO huudred dollars, due by
un,r win legal interest lrou lie i2lh day Of March.
l~j7 snd note on ilc, whom Judgment viii be taken
a4in, yoH tor the said amount. together Nilh costs
aud damages. il you fan to appear mud answer.
SO ihn sheriff or any Constable ui said tUuntF,
Greeting: Maize legal service nnd due rau5n hereof
Given under my hand THIS ~ day OF September
A. -. 1851 i. ELLIOTT, h
Justice of the Peace Of saDd Township.
L is hereby ordered. TINT service be had Az the
above cause 10y pub icatiou the Daily Butte Rec
or, for fourteen days
Given uuder my hand, this TIE 9Th day OF sep-
inter, A. u. 1851. j. T. ELLIOTT.
Hts Iusjic. at tie Peace.
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Proposals for Gas Works

6tEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the BOari of Trustees OF the Town 81 GRO,
vlie Tor the erection cot suitable works 10 supply sad
town with Gas, until October ls lo57. The company
whose proposals small be accepted viii have the eX-
elusive right to manufacture and supply the town
with Gas, for q series of years but shall not receive
any pecnnary aid from the Board of Trustees. Pro-
po-as should be addressed Board of Trustees, ofo-
yllle--PrJpOsas tor Gas
e. Sacramento Union copy twice week until
day. and send bill to "Llerk Board Trustees
l2aw I'd
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Otuuille Dailq Datte RerurN.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. s2o, 1857.

SEBAsTopoL AS IT IS NOVA letter from
Lebastopol, in the .nOnitem de la F2otfe,
gives some details Of the present state of that
port, and points out what has really been
effected with regard to getting up the sunk
en- vessels. 1t is we'll known that, in order
to prevent the entrance of the allied fleet
into Sebastopol, the Russian Commander-in
chief sank in succession three lines of yes
sells, one behind the other, and that, in the
night which followed the capture of the Ma
lakoff and the town of Sebaatopol, the Rus
slams sank all the other vessels that happen
cd to be in the port certain number,
which were anchored near the shore, and in
rather shallow water, were grounded, rath-
ed rather than sunk, and received but very
trifing damage These are the vessels which
were taken up, and which have been repair
cd at Nicoaeff Among them are the Pruih.
the Chersonese, the Reni, the Danube, the
Etoile du Nord, the Silatch and the 0rdin-
anetz-al small steamers. As to the line Of
battle ships, frigates, and other vessels, eth
Their steamers or sailing ones, which were
has been found impossible to move them.
They arc deeply imbedded in the sand. above
the bilge, and are heavily laden with stones
and other articles, which were conveyed on
board in order to keep them firmly in their
places. As their masts, rigging and nova
bles have been recovered, they do not in any
way impede the navigation, which is confn-
ed to merchant vessels, since, according to
the terms Of the treaty of Paris, vessels Of
war are excluded from the Black Sea, with
the exception of a certain number Of small
ones. At the time of the destruction of the
Russian fleet, it only comprised thirty steam
ers, among which were the fine frigate Wla-
dinner, of 400 horse power; two coryettes,
the Bessarabia and GromonoseiZ. of 260
horse power, and the steam gun-boat Argo
maui; the remainder were all small-from
so to 100 horse power All these vessels
have been, or may be, got up with more or
less success; but as to the others, should
they even be raised, they would not be worth
the expense incurred in the operation. As
to the reconstruction of the land and sea
forts formerly defending Sebastopol, which
has been mentioned by several foreign Jour
nails, the statement is pure invention. The
port of Sebastopol is now almost entirely
abandoned by navigation, AS it's less advan-
20 a g IA
and is only frequentcd by few fishermen,
who sell their cargoes to the persons who
hawk fish about the interior of the country.
The point to which the Russian Government
now directs all its efforts, j. Thcodosia or
Katfa, an excellent port situated more to the
south, which is to be one of tie heads of the
line of railway, and is likely to become
great maritime and commercial point.'
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THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
(roRMkRLY Wilson's EXCLAIMED
L@ TaD to- the Grade
sansome st., opposite the American Theatre,
SAM FRANCISCO

T'07VFNT
SAN FRANCISCO.
NER. BAILEY SARG ENI, the proprietor OF the
iva American 0ateWison - Exchange begs leave
To inform the travelling community That he mas un-
dertakcn the personal charge of that house. He
has made extensive alterations and improvements
aud has renovated the house throughout, making il
the first hotel on the Pacific coast There have been
added to ne house a fine sitting room and dining
hail. ne rly furnished In point of comfort and all
the conveniences which modern hotel Keeping have
rend' ed essential the AMERICAN EXCHANGE
can compare invorably with any Of tre Atlantic
hot els. The best talent has been employed Ia The
vPrious departments, ana the proprietor viii sci tue
E.st table the market affords. Prices To suit the
times.
The American Exchange COACH is always in
readiness TO convey passeI gers 10 and rom The house
To the landings, to any part Of the city, for 81
baggage free.
p. b SMITH has charge of the Coach. je3-3m
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable as a remedy agaiua, BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, DERlI.l-
rN, &C. rhey also certify that they found my
Schnapps 20 be free from Afu}hc Alcohol or fGsll
Oil. an exceedingly hurtful ingredient. found in all
common Gin. which Dr. Mott describes as ''lrtd.
acrd. and asthmatical and producing rreparahle cl
feels upon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of The
cord or heavier Essenlia' oil ofjlmper. also dan
gerous component, produced by the over d>tilatiuu
praclced to iHcrease the quantity in making ordinary
Gin"
These statements are made with view 10 invite
comparison IN Caflrna,hctweeu the genuiueWuir's
SchnAppsnnd the various brands Uf bogus limitations
mixed, dociored mp, or Fweetened Gin; ia square
black bottles, Limitation of my style Of hoes) under
different names and labels. whether marked london,
GERMANY, Holland Scnedam Schnapps, Sc. IA inf
mite variety confident that the trlat VIII ful in
California lust rs il has i0ug ejucr d0ne IN all the
older States. IN repudistng an the bogus, un%hoo-
some limitations raerpd lo,nnd Il complete triumph
Of my pure Scheidam Schnapps.
desire briefly 10 notice Two facts which have lately
added largely 10 the use OF Nclle> Schu9pq~ in the
City Of New York and tis where. 1T. Pure French
Brandy il is now almost impossible 30 obain-nearIy
all The brandy imported from France being American
spirits sent there. made into handy. and shipped
back again. "a. Nan) people are Abandoning the
use of American Whskey, brandy and gin since l..
has been discovered that SIRGCltNiN Il, deadly
poison, is 10 at the west in d.tiiliu- thereby in
creasing the yield OF Liquor about one-third.
In conclusion, viii say 20 all who desire "a Whole
some agreeable tonic and s,imulentglye fair trnlt0
" O L = L $
ScheidaEn Aromatic Schnapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, ) ole Importer.
aG-3m % Beaver street, New ork
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POcket-BOOk Los

AN THE ROAD BETWEEN 0ROVlLLE AND
" the Prairie House, on the afternood of the 18th.
Said book contained or letters, receipt from the
steamer Antelope for pipe OF claret wine, bill of
sale OF hall interest in the Union Restaurant in
orovilie. The fndeI will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same ut the Union Restaurant. 0roviIle
July Is lw GEO. w. RUSSELL.
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STATE OF CALFLORNIA.

AN THIS TWELFTH DAY SEPTEMBER,
W A. y. 1857. before me, John : Kerry. Justice
OF The Peace ia and for the county aforesaid person
ally appeared Louisa Shulock known to me to be
the individual described In. and who executed the
foregoing dcclaration and Acknowledged that she eN-
ecuted he same freely and voluntarily, Tor The uses
and purposes therein mentioned
Given under my hand the day aud year first writ
ten. JtttN :. BERRY
Sept. y. 1851. 5ustico Of The Peace.
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TEyHE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Fl tween John y Darlington James Murray and
John Richards. under the firm of John 3 Darlington
y Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JNO. b CAKRlNGTGN,
JAMES MURRAY,
JND. RICHARDS.
MarysviGe, July 23d, 1857
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DECLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I


COUNTY OF BUTTE, I
y LOUISA VI SHULOC9< Wifs of 5. w. Shulock,
u Q OF the Town of Oroviile county aforesaid. DO
hereby declare that is my intention henceforh To-
carry in my own name and ON my account. The
business of hotel Keeping and that hereafter viii
individually he Responsible in my own name, tor all
debts contracted 10y me in said business. Also The
apta invested by me ia said business i less sum
than five thousand dollars
Witness my hand the date and ye@r above written.
LOUISA NJ SHUI@Ck, L. :
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Il 9 - tt.
DETWEEN Meadow Valley and Marysville
- small walnut colored BOX, with brass handle
on the top Any person sending said Box to LangdOns
Express Nevada City, giving information where II
can be found, will be handsomely rewarded.
HIS. R0LFE.
Smiths Flat, Aug. II. aS4w2
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CO-Partnerslaip.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the under.
"a sgned have this formed co partnership, I'M
der the name, firm aud style OF DlCKEY & co. for
the buying and selling If Ice, the city Narysve,
Yuba county, and the counties adjacent thereto.
JAMES f DICkEY,
JA1ES MURRAY.
JOHN RICH ARDS.
Marysville, July %, 1857 ,5-3t
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ScrOfula and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GCYSOTTS improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparila" Is "A true specific. The pro-
pretors have in tAer possession over one hundred
certificates OF the most extraordinary cures effected
by 1t. We can selely sag, Try il. 1t revives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood and by its tonic properties restores the
invalid to life and VigOr. As il spring and summer
medicine, it has no equal Its singuiarly efacions
action the blood lis strengthening aud NlyItynQ
action the system stands pre- eminanly above all
other Sarssparlllas. If YOU would have the rose
brought back to your cheek, clear. healthy and
transparent skim and life and vigOf imbued through
tho system, take duysot's Extract Of yellow Dock
and Sarsaparia. II contains more Of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparlla than any ether preparation
extani, which is chemically combined with the ex-
tract. of Yellow Dock and the Extract of VIVID
Cherry. thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other Sarsaparlla before the pubs
he AT the same time it is perfectly free from y II
mineral po.ons, which cannot be said of other Sar-
saparila compounds.
z " Re careful and buy none but QUART BOTTLES
Soidby Druggists generally.
Cotton McDormOt, Agents for OrOyillr.
Park & White. General Agents, and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 132 Washington ST.,
san FRANCISCO myl5-3m2p
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TREASURER'S of
NL4f~ = II = IDbf z
0RovILLE, August II, 1857. )

0RovILLE, August II, 1857.
To the Hon Board Of Supervisors Of Butte
County.
GENTLEMEN -
Annexed you will pleasefnd my quar-.
terly report of receipts and disbursements
from all sources, for the quarter ending
June 30th 1857, Gnclusive) showing a ball
ance in the Treasury OF twenty thousand
and five dollars aud fifty-nine cents ($2l, =
005 so on the various funds, more particu-
larry set forth on the la-t page herein All
Of which is respectfully submitted
WILLIAM BALTIMORE,
Treasurer OF Butte County.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
10 NJ!

n AM INFORMED that vafious liquofmixers OF
n New York, Boston and san Francisco, are extern
sively engaged in putting upn square bottles unoer
various titles cheap limitations oi my long es'aoisned
and
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state Fund,

1857 state FW1d, DR..
To balance on hand az per last re-
port. .................. TAG 6S
May Foreign miners license for
March and April. 1922 90
Jun II Assessments from Tehama
County on 1856. ...... As 10
July Foreign miners license for
May and June........ 3Ol3 %
May 4 Poll tax for April. ...... 1920 90
Juuel Licenses for April. go 90
Junel Poll tax for May. ....... 800 90
Junel Licenses for May.......... 240 90
July1 Licenses for June. ......... - 80
M'yll Military tax. 60 90
M'y2S Fine Justice Elliott's Court. 10 90
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u. 1 il Or Lii M -
STEAM r EFINED CANDY
M A NJ UF a @ TORY.

wi y ~ - + ~ ~ ~ II
No. Sd Montgomery street, between Bush and SUIT
Ter. streets. San Francisco
rXNHE PROPRIETOR of the above named estab-
n lishment takes this method of informing his
numerous friends and customers, that he intends
following the example OF the Gas Company-hat is
reduce his prices, which he hopes will give entire
satisfaction TO all.
His candies all manufactured from Stuart's
refined sugar, which he imports himself and all the
used 10y him OF the finest flavor and the
best in the market together with variety of other
articles apperang to the manufacture of candies too
numerous To mention.
Having had an experience OF seven years in the bu
sness in ,his city. an being the
FIR s z CON z e G TON YER
On the Pacific coast, he hatters himself he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
i'm with their trade.
Nv a new and improved process, his candies are
made at a quicker rate and mt less expense than for
mery, 80 that he is enabled 10 sell at much lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
To call and examine his splendid STOCK of candies. ms
well us his prices he feels confident they cannot
all to please the strictest economist.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
beautiful assortment of STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling at the reduced rates.
COMFlTU r. including
GARAWAY SEEDS, pearled and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS.
CASSiA BUDS.
COREANDER SEEDS; large am
small at 20ts per pound.
GUM DROP--SMOOTU ALMONDS
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH NOTICES,
ALMOND CANDY &C. at 30 cents.
AAJso-A beautiful assortment Of FRENCH CAN
DIES varying in prices according % quality.
The attention of the trading public is invited to
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing in TIE 'dulce" line.
He leaves buyres Judge of the superiority
of bs articles call and see for yourselves. for oc.
ular demonstration is proof positive. j. REGAIN.
Remember the nUH1er-33 Montgomery street, be-
tween Bush and Suffer, San Francisco fyl9-tf
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rl'
Contra. Or.
By paid Clerk and Audi
tors Fees. .......... $500
/" Assessors do. ...... 2S4 60



tors Fees.......... $500
=" Assessors do..... 2S4 90
" Balance in treasury. $l63 i9 93 l6649,53
General county FURG Dr.
To balance on hand ms per last re-
port. Observation-Disclosures. 1lj5 II
Maya Foreign miners license Mar.
and April............... 1922 GO
Julyl Foreign miners license May
and June...... 3013 IS
May 4 Poll tax for April. ....,.. $50 90
Junel Poll tax for May.......... 200 co
May Licenses, Merchants, Bar,
Billiard tables. sc for Apr 1915 -
Junel Licenses. merchants. Bar
Billiard tables, &c for May 2204 25
juno Licenses Merchants Bar,
Billiard tables. sc for Jun 904 co
To license on ferries. G7S 90
To fines justices courts......... ITO 80
June8 Indebtedness OF Tehama Co. 81 80
Junl7 Assessments on delinquent
property tax Of 1886 from
Tehama county due Butte
county ............... G5 90
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unRIVATE Medical Ohice-IluDdreds of those who
have contracted disease are disadponed Of
cure bv not calling on DR.. Young AZ FIRST. He will
forfeit any sum if he fails TO cure any case that may
come unj,y his care. ne matter how tong standing
affecting such ulcers, tumors, nodes, punches,
pimps on the face and body, pains in the bones and
iops y.akeflncss. trembling. copper colOred sores,
sing Of the bones. emaciation, loss OF appetite,
srnuth ond fcSh. In the nose and ears, loss OF
hair weak ewes. itching humors g. Many persons
nner being relieved Of all extern Al appearances of
nriyne disease. suppose themselves cured but after
a few months iind they ARE troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
Ihey lind it impossible 10 relieve 10 all VINO are ai-
aicied in this way. DR.. Young WOMB particularly rec
omnpnd trial of bis skill. The symptoms With which
Won nre troubled caused by talnis IN the blood,
which sooner or uer viii destroy our heh'th and hap
nines Nc pcrson who has ever had an attack of any
,rivue cumfIaiut should nOtial 10 consult DR.. Young
and take "A few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine they rest assured mat lhelf blood il
IN "A perfectly pure aud healthy cohdHleh, ana that
,ory tr,ce ~ discsse Is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in Two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business or no iee
office corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo CO.'S. once hours from
a. n.y. =" Marysuille, Juno 10th. Ia55.--
ENRJ C. YOUNG-DEAR SIR:-Please send me
y some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
ease | have friend here who is troubled in exactly
80 same ihnl was. lie has hghliy emissions
A., nd weak back, loss of memory,
anI ia Generally deb,litated he is discouraged and
has not confidence enough 10 enable him TO call and
ace Won told him how | was. aud that my friends
all said was in consumption ana the doctors up here
gav,. me nm aud advised to 60 home 10 die, but
instead Of going nome called upon you, and here
am az well as any OF them, and likely 20 live long
time vet vito streuh enough t. work with the strong
est ~ il,en. Doctor will senr s7ery one TO you that
Iooks 10 me as though he needed y stefan. 1t shall
MOI be my tauli If any one dies for want of medical
treatment. / viii do all can To keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society. yelcpt professors
and high SOL aiding titled who, if tho facts were
Known are men who left their country fo their coun-
try's good. PubIis this Letter, doctor, If you wish,
and hope some Of those that humbugged me, may
see it and sleep tad or one night.
TruyyG' rs, GEO. DAVIDSON. ~
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SaSanlo i Rankii11... ~

DroksSs anA 0S0a Dosaeo DoanoSs.
O9ee % Sseona street. bstwesu Matn asd JshDssn,
WMk gre spssSAl aalsnties -, saA s0ss THAR
services = The psrshass and sale n RsAllsssts
sd Stocks, lnvsstnsnt u Asnsy, Csllsssang Of
Dssts 80 ksnas, Rayae 1ssss 80 all stAer isxit-
iaAts basinsss Of gssxral brok srsge and real e.
ssss bssinsss In southern lows, Northern Miasouri
aad Western Iiiinsae.
Mr.. Rankin will devote his undivided attention
70 tAs business, aad will with the cid Of his exps-
risnss and extensive acesaintancs asd u Ms $3.50
siae, Mr. 81 be sbls TO give entire ssaisfassios to
All. f0shiI-dA
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COMM ERo1AL.
vAi.Lsv Wnse Oyvscs,
keok ii /, Nav n.

Tbs raias Of ths pAst few days were sssstly
sssAsA. - hsvs inSsevsd ~ psospsss iss ssps.
Tbs river isis Sra nass sass, ssA fssieAss ~
lively. Bssiasss for the past week 49, tses fair.
Aoasy has como In from the interior nsrs freely,
yst the money market eontiasss sssiagsat. 0ralu,
provisions and vegetables ere Jet very scarce and
hgh, hay retailing At $50, POTATOES 81 - -, and
other tAinss In proportion. There Il 20 spseisi
change In Groceries or other articles. Our quota
tisna below have been carefully rssiAed and cor
rsctsd.
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Hickey l. s1napsen.
REAL ESTATE

IHvEaTINc ACERTs,
ThirA street., bet. Main johnson,
OFFER FOR SALE
Lott, Bill, corner ID and 1londess.
Lots sAnd 8, Bh lis. corner stb and Ridge.
Lot ., Blk -, cor. 7th and BloadeAu.
feet by lao, on Main, between 18th and 18th.
Lot IL and Of Lot II in Eli 1873, corner 9th and
| Johnson.
Let 2, BIN 81 in X. Add, on Carol, between 10th
and iTth.
70 BY o. feet on, 7th ST., near Main, rear ends Of
lots and s, Blk ~, With frame dw slling,
Lst9, In Blk Se-vsry ohsap-tsrms easy.
Lots s7i by ~ H., corner Of 18th and Des
Aoines SIS. Very eiigibly located for rs,idsn-
ess-terus easy.
- by rs fses on 5th street between Main and John
son.
70 feet Oh the west side VI Lot 3, Blk 80, Johnson
st., bet. I'd and &ih.
A number Of Lots 10 Msiross, 8 mile. out, on the
X, Fl. ID. 1 N. RI
tswvsry desirable Building ,i.ss on the Missis-
sppi, inthe beautiful town Of conena
Undivided half OF Lots s, and 10, Blk 20, In
Kiiboufncs Add.
Lot in BIZ 40, Kilbousne = Add.
Lots and In BIZ s. Msson. Add, near Grand
Avenue -terms very easy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late residsaos Of Col. Perry the plank road,
near 18th 1T.
Brick house on Exchange street, between 7th and
sth--5rooms, basement, cellar and oist~rn-will
b sold very cheap.
Lots IL Blso, with b.isk house containing IL
room.
Brick house on Exchange-st., bstTth and 9Th, with
rooms, basement, cellar and cistaYn.
Lots :, ahdS bk6s, In kiibournsJ Add.
Lots IS and 8 In BIZ lis.
Lot In block ".
Block 2Oi and lots In block EOS
10 Ave acre lets near Montrose admirably adapt Cd
to gardening purposes. Tsrms-ons fifth cash,
balxnce 10 annual payments.
Lot In block IS, on Cedar, between sth and 18th.
Lot ! in block i corner Of Dss Moines street and
Levss.
Lot sad of lot 10, block IS, In Massns Lower
addition.
Lot 4, block col on MAis st.
Let 10, block -, Johnsou-st between Sd and %th.
70 BY leo II on Main, between stA 4 9Th su.
Lot IN block >, corner Of Water and Enehaa r. s,s
Lot in B. ITS; Lot in block 90.
~ by Ieo H., being rear ends Of lots 0, and II,
In block 81, fronting on Fifth street.
~ BY 30 feet, corner Sd aud Blondvau sta
| two story brick dwelling ON the corner Of sth
and Bank streets, with good cisteru, cellar,
| barn, DC.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS!I
| $50 Acres near Summitvals, 80 rods from Plank
rosd. SIS per acre.
aso Acres on String Prairie, l6 milssfrou Ksokuk.
admirably adapted " agricaAurs;
| cAo Asses,-section Is, Up. 81, II. s vest mile
from Chsfiest a. 5 Houses, 3 wells, q young
orchard; 400 ssses uader cultivation. Very low,
If all sold together.
2os acres on Plank Road III miles from ksokuk,
With 500 fruit trees, good log house. ZOE acres
under coitivationj soil Of great frtiii,y.