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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-25

INOA Do =. miss.
To allude TO instruments which beer the name
of s. ID. i H. w Smith would be useless. They
have stood the test for years: and when We say
that they ALWAYS ref ct upon de reputation Of
Boston men, We AWARD itil!I praise, In quality Of
tone and finish iiey justly claim the frs rank
and having so iauel a. stake, their name Of Anne
rican Organs may be considered good indorsc-
meni of any. Respectfully,
rR0f l.. g. A. SECHE.
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ROi. l.. g. A. SECHE.
ri STONE Nos.

RfAVhSIUNE, Mass.
Gry-IraEx--Thc three american Organs pur-
chased Of YOU for. the use OF our churches, here
in L shrid.." and in Malhuiy, have been IN use
one year. Ii gives me much pleasure 20 say that
they have fully met our expectations and given
the greatest atStaction. | remain yours.
f. j. SHERIDAN, Pastor
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- KING STREET. NEW YORK.

From Thomas Baker. Musical Director Of Laura
Kcenc's Theatre, formerly IL adi ot Julie,l's
A..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-25

Trains rnr by Chicago time which is twelve min
ufes faster than Dsvenpcrt time. -
.AN AND AFTERNONDNY,M NAY 18th, 1888
Oand until fnrtl'rv Notice, trains will lcavs
Das export as follows; w
545 A. ~ for Grinnrli and Washington.
4 3oA " freight accommodation for Grinnell.
al5vlx do do Iowa City
and Muscatinc. 80 8tf H5AlH -
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows:
400 A.. N. ireigat and accommodation froue,
Iowa City. s,
ti5r. ~ freight and accommodation from
urinneli and Washington.
s. l5r.u.express from Grinnell ind Muscstine
Tie H. A. ~ train out OF davenport, makes
direct connection Al Grinncli, Iowa City, and Vt
Washing.on, with the Western Stage Co.'S sta
crl lnr an points West. south West, and North
Wes. i5
Train from the west connect NJ paSesp0e
with trains OF the Chicago i Rock Island lsRss(
All points East North, aud south.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
ri ing distinct directions to The destination Of
baggage also TO procure tickets beiore taking
heir seats III The cars. j. /. 1RACN. Snpt
| i klaB,lL, Asst Stunt my 10 "a
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CfcyTLENES- Having examined the american
Organs. manufactured h Messrs s ID. 4 H. W.
Smith cheerful, certify to their superiority in
escrs desirable quality OF the instrument Their
yo.cnS of the NEST approved order, rendering
The tone clear and reiiaplc, enabling the perform
er TO execute rapid passages with case aud aceu-
racy. I. BAKER.
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Consumption can be Cured.

The advertiser, physician of so years expert
ence, in the treatment of Lung Diseases, Bron-
chtis asthma. &C.. but now retired from the prac-
tice is DESTROYS of imparting his experience by
ditiusing informal ION invaluab- rhe suffering
humanity, and winch has Cnrcd thousands
The same medicine will 60 for all. He-yil send
a Prescription with full directions for use, ada;,t-
ed to each particular case and will surely effect
cure; Try lit will cost Won no'hing-a stamp
required for postage. Address,
II. LOWE, N. D.. Box 5c75, New York CITY.
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
Davenport Savings Institution.
--oFFicx At
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

NPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand HOLIDAYS excepted. from a to 3 p. IN.
80 SATURDAY Evenings n:
ROM to 8 O'Clock. INTEREST allowed on deposits
ut the rate If FIVE per cent. per annum
Printed copies ~ By Laws and Regulations to
Oe had at the bank
Money 70 loan on good improved Real Estate
Feb2 ldwt' DAVID :. TRUE, Pres't
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Tho history of the Sc erast Rcineaies i the most
wonderful medical re ciair that the world has
ever known. Ii establishes the all important
fact that wHERsyal, AID ia WHATEVER SHAPE ~
iernal disease exists Tho disinfcc+ing, searching
and heating properties If the Pills ere fully eqni
- its subsection and cure and thn, with tue
Ointment, they are
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~ Sew on hand q our mill on "a street, ana
Or sale veg lW. FREHCA 1 DAvlfS. ),
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From II. NJ. Sanborn. Teacher - Music and |
lege:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-25

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To make this stable in fact rs in name TBE
ECLIPSE STABLE Of the civ
Horses kept by tie day, week OK iienth on
reasonable terms
may5-dtfl JOSEPH WOLF. Proprietor
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U. S. 1910 BONDS.

T1NDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE SEC
u RKrARr Of the Treasury Of the United States
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VI and until further notice, trains will leave
Davfnport daily. Sundays excepsrdJ n follows
~ PM uhin AZ - - -
"a ght expires ....s... - .Sss sS.o 0SSmf Il
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excepted)
~ PILLOWS.
ls' Night express ut. .................5 30, Az
I'd Daily express and mai II ain "a 05. r. u. al
MI Trains over tifis route are " hffcta coA6eet
tod at Chicago with trains OYER ,bo<A fe4s1nhi-.
gad Southern, Michigan Central, 1fftsbdrg, Fort
WCne and Chicago Railroads 10 and from De
troll. Toledo, Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati,
Piitsburg, Dupkirk, buffalo, NsgarA fslx. Alhes Al
~. New York, Philadelphia, 1BaAfsncse, IND -
a<li:ngton. -. IN
Of giving distinct directions 10 the destination
Of feir baggage, also 20 procure tickets before
tak4n the.g seats in the ears, the conductors
collet Tares only the statiOAs ~ tAulhc ogBooe u
Chic ago and Rock Island Railroad.
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A Single Bottle will last 81 month
--so DC used three t:EicS
. bay.
g.. Ss,I
Testimonial.

Fron Hon. tbs. H. Turner. kr- Mmie,' Of Zen
gr.,y fsom Llin1,s, ia'e .sDs qIs' IF he LH'4,oss
W,as4 of ESpres@ttatsres, and orrn,f .His'sr of
H., +. and A. H. u ~ stat. q Ushnss.
EInEpnnT Oct. IL lSc2
The true northerner., 1864-06-17

reifed with the sentiment that they had
folght enough.
A complimentary order was issued by
Gn. Mcpherson, to Col. Minty, the COM
nnder of our brigade, stating that by
% oncarement Tint doy, w hnd with
oAwn icur regiments OF rebel In antry
aa one battery from Gen. Logan's front,
sothat he gained his position, and held
op from the enemy, which would have
ben their next position had we not an
gsed them The casualties of the regi-
mnt in this days fight is one killed and
on wounded The casualties Of the
wole brigade, was one killed and nine
Sdnded.
lbus fer, we have been succecsful in
thpresent campaign.
Ne mourn the loss of our brave officers
All soldiers. They have sacrificed their
l!ps upon our country's altar, as we think,
iushe last grand campaign of the war.
T5ro is generally more said about the
galantry OF officers, than there is of the
private soldier, who endures the severest
bsdsbips of campaign and the battle
fled, to free our land from the curse that
hslso long burdened her. But we can
ssj no more of one than we can say Of
ALIAS they all have the same interest in
tb suppression of the rebellion.
The members of company G, express
tsir warm regards for the inhabitants
O Nan Buren county, and hope soon to
cqe home crowned with victory.
] will close, hoping LINCOLN and JOHN
sS may rule over us for the next four
yars. They are the men to restore this
nEon to its former proud position among
tic nations of the earth, freed from the
bI;hting curse of slavery and oppression.
Tie Southern States will be brought back
into the Union speedily, and then every
c:izen will enjoy the privilege of free
snech and free press, which they have
hretofore been deprived o., owing to the
existence of slavery in the rebellious
Sates.
The soldiers in the Army of the Cum
bdand hope and pray that every loyal
me in the North will sustain the Admin
isttton at the Polls next fall, for the
sac of their country. Should Copper
he'd get into the Presidential Chair, all
tht has been accomplished for the past
thee years by the Federal arms, would be
thown away, and VIC would become a
laehing stock to ali the nations of the
.ssshSztbe war would cease, and the
(S1&(SvWouid become one of the most
bespoke Governments on the face of the
earth. h the language of President
Lincoln, 'flet the people guard we'll their
Liberties, and all will be well.
Yours, Respectfully,
JOHN S. PUGSLEY,
lst Lieut. and Commissary,
4th Mich Cavalry.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
How Gen. stuart was Killed.

The 9th Michigan Cavalry is in Clusters
brigade, and was with Sheridan on his
recent raid toward Richmond. A private
named DUNN, belonging to company A,
of the 9th Michigan, shot Gen, j. f B.
Stuart with o "Spencer long range rifle.
While the 9th was under heavy fire,
the Colonels attention was called to the
fact that rebel General, with consider
able number off f6cers, suddenly appeared
in sight, and wi in reach of the rife.
The Generals name was not then known.
One man of the 5th shot at him, but
missed. Dunn watched the shot, and in
stantly exclaimed : TOO high and too
far to the left" "Say, old Dunn, what
do you know about shooting?" inquired
another member. Dunn replied that be
served two years in the Berdan Sharp
Shooters, before he joined the 9Th and
took prize in Washington for the best
shot.
This was good news to the Colonel and
the men, and Dunn, supporting his words
by action, quietly stepped forward few
feet, and resting his long-range rifle upon
a fence, fired, and the supposed rebel
Genera! threw up both hands stretched
out ais arms, sud f,il from his borse. At
the same moment Dunn turning to his
Colonel, said: {" Colonel, there is spread
eagle for you." The men cheered Dunn,
who suddenly became great favorite in
the regiment. His name run through
Clusters brigade. "Wel done good and
faithful servant" was upon every tongue.
Some ten or twelve men were seen to dis
mount and assist the wounded or killed
rebel general.
The most intense anxiety was at once
manifested in Clusters brigade to learn
the name of the General who was thus
shot. Soon after, Custer became master
of the very spot where the man was hit,
aud the hill beyond, on the summit OF
which lived a colored woman. Custer
came TO halt near her house. About
the door of the old woman's hut was a
large quantity of fresh blood. Whose
blood is that, Aunsy 7" inquired Michi-
gander. "That is Gen. Stuart's blood.
He was shot little time since, right
through the body. The ball entered his
right side and came out of bis left" The
old lady was questioned carefully if she
knew Stuart himself, and it was found
she did.
The men doubted, nevertheless, because
Stuart had been reported killed SO many
times before, when he was not hurt A
few days more passed when the Richmond
papers reached the command, giving de-
tailed account Of the time, place and
manner Of Stusrt's being shot, which
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
5. Thus saith the Lord, Offer
Thee Three Things
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,


La poisonous dens, whore traitors hide
rifc hr's 'ha' fear tha dav
a.. le oHs thsI, rs c.a.r
IL - .at.ul c.oJd aad bTe thing ff mc,
Dead 10 their cOuntry's wo and shame,
The recroants whisper STAY
In peaceful homes, where patriot fires
On Loves own altars glow,
The mother hides her trembling fear,
The wife, the sister, checks a tear,
TO breath tbs parting word OF cheer,
Soldiers of Freedom, Go
In halls where Luxury lies at ease,
And Mammon keeps his state,
Where hatterers fawp and menials crouch
The dreamer, startled from his couch
WriDgs few counters from his pouch,
And murmers family, WAIT! -
In weary camps, on trampled plains
That ring with fife and drum,
The battling host, whose harness CLEANS
Among the crimson flowing streams
Calls, like warning voice in dreams,
We want you, Brother COME!
Choose ye whose bidding ye will do
TO go, TO wait, TO stay?
Sons Of the Freedom loving towns,
Heirs Of the Fathers old renown,
The servile yoke, the civic crown,
Await your choice TODAY.
The stake is laid gallant youth
With yet unsilvered brow,
If Heaven should lose and He'll should win
On whom shall lie the moral sin,
Whose record is, 1t might have BEEN
God calls you-answer NOW.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17

4
get il, it will tell tie tale Of its delivery.
The pigeon is carrier pigeop, and you
may get him situation as letter-carrier
under Postmaster Linloln.
Somebody may inqare
WHY cAMRuERE.
I'll tell you con6dentisly.
The Government is mahug extensions
to its mansion at Fort Hamilton, likewise
at Fort Richmond on StatenIsland They
wanted reliable person to losk after the
architects, 10 see that they dRnt pocket
the bricks. Fort Lafayette is half way
between, aud So situated that yos can SEQ
both forts at once, and is just the place
to see what is going on. ii
A meeting OF the Cabinet was called at
the White House. Secretary Stanton in
troduced the subject.
The President said it reminded him of
OF story he once heard in Illinois. A
man who lived in Seocam6n county, in
conv ~rsation with medical STUDENT, said
be didn't believe in vaccination. Says
be, IL don't do child bit of good l
had child vaccinated once, and in three
days after it fell out Of window and
broke it's neck"
The Cabiaet saw the point al once, and
laughed SO loud that they woke up Sec
retary Welles
Secretary Seward rang his little bell,
and sent for Gen. Dix.
T" Gcnrfdf, said William H., show is
Fort Lafayette -
"Our flag is there" said the General,
with military promptness.
Is there q reliable man to be found in
the Department of the East ?'' said Viii
liam H."
Z" If there isn't" thundered the General,
I'll shoot him on the spot"
Who is he?" asked the Secretary.
Z" His name is Dead Beat" says the
General.
I" Send him to Fort Lafayette"
So | came. | am still here.
Yours, In retirement,
DEAD BEAT
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
EATING SALOON. =

wishes to inform his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has opened first class Eating Saloon
under Peninsular Hall. where he intends 10 keep
Oysters, Lobsters, Pigs Feet. Pickled Tripc and
Tongue, and everything in tho eating line, from
"pork and beans" up to the richest "pies, cakes,
and puddngs." Pure Liquors, of all kinds, served
at The bar. Don'tfoTget the place.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
Notary Public.

Il X. Harrison has UCOh afi,o.i.SU -,D.@r! FDs4-c
for this county, and will attend to all kinds OF con-
veyancing taking of afidayts, demanding accept
ance of Foreign and Inland Bills Of Exchange, and
of Promissary Notes protesting the same, &C Office,
in the True Northerner building Paw.paw.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
A. M. Palmer.

Licensed Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
Consignments solicited for public and private sale.
Also. agent for the " New England Fire and Marine
Insurance company" Of Hartford, CT. the Etna
Life Insurance company" and General Insurance
Agent for Van Buren, county. Office, in the Union
Drug Store, Paw Paw.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17

co;Dcided exactly with the facts as they
took place, as known TO the regiment.--
The same paper announced Stuart's
death. This removed all doubts. There
was no longer question that Stuart was
D-tDr foy.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
o. y. GOrfOn,

Dealer in Crockery, Glass and China Ware, Paper
Hangings, Window Shades and Curtains Cutlery,
Yankee Notions, Stone, Eastern Ware, Groceries,
etc. He also keeps the best Kerosene Oil In town,
and sold OF low figure Store, north side of Main
street. Paw-paw.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
.Uareh Palmer.

Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Cabinet
Ware, Furniture, etc. Trimming and Upholstery
done to order. ss~ Collins, ready-made, kept con-
stantly on hand Prices, cheap as the cheapest
Rooms, opposite the Court House, Paw-paw.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
a. w. Nash.

Judge of Probate, and Notary Public, for Van Bu-
rem county. Conveyancing and other business per-
tanning to said offices promptly attended to. Agent
for the .Etna Insurance Company. Office, in the
Court House. second door to the right
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
y. G. Mack, VI. B..

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, Paw Paw. ONCE
at the Union Drug Store Residence first door
north OF the Union School House.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
A. III. HlCrrOn.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Solicitor in
Chancery, and Notary Public. Prompt attention
given to all legal business entrusted to me- also, all
kinds of conveyancing, taking Acknowledgements of
deeds &c Office, at the residence of Ashbel Heron,
in the township Of Bloomingdale
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
-. w. DuncOnbc,

Register OF Deeds for the county of Van eI'uren,
and Notary Public will attend to conveyancing,
taking afldavits, examination Of titles etc. Office,
in the Court House, Paw Paw.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
THOMAS II. STEPHENSON. JOSEPH W. HU
SteDheusOn 81 Huston.

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solicitors
in Chancery, Paw Paw. Agents for Hartford" and
North American Insurance Companies. Office,
over Union Drug Store
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
&. We. O'DelI. Va. DJ.

homeopathic Physician, Surgeon and obstetrcian.
O1ice, over j. Palmers Cabinet shop, north side OF
Main street Residence Niles street at the place
formerly owned by Mrs. Wyman.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
y. Es. Upton,

Attorney at Law, Solicitor in Chancery, Notary
Public, and Circuit Court Commissioners for Van
Buren county Attends to all legal business collect
ing conveyancing &c. Residence, Lawrence.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
Cole & Shier,

Attorneys and Counseors at Law, Solicitors In
Chancery. Notarics Public, General Collecting and
Insurance Agents Decatur, Van Buren county.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
&. -. MAYNARD.

German Botanic and Eclectic Physician and Sur
seon, ONCE in PeniJsuar Ro,''' n "' ''r'''
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
r.. R. Harrison.

Plain and Ornamental Typographer. Hand Bills.
Posters, Cards Bill Heads, Circulars ETC. neatly and
promptly executed at the True Eortherner Office
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
The NOrtherner
Is published every Friday, at Paw Paw, Mich by
r. r. FL ARR son.

1cPa Il r'''a "F.. IHHi .Hs,Cr. .e-g, O-2 ii-i,-e
and F,fty Cents pti 4a..
Cards ia Business Directory. of six lines or under
four dollars per annum. Fifty cents extra Tor each
additional line.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17
TO BUSINESS MEN.


Ss>> I. o. of o. f. Paw Paw Lodge, No. Is,
1MSs meets every alternate Friday evening,
at Masonic Hall. Brethren from abroad.
temporarily in the place, cordially invited to
attend.
L. r. HARRISON, RS.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17

REISFoRCEMENTs FOR GRANTING
infer that all the old regiments in and
about Washington and It's defences have
been sent forward. A sufficient number
of the Maryland militia have been called
out to occupy the forts around Baltimore.
The 9TH Artillery have vacated the forts
in rear of Washington aud the I'd Ar
tillery Occupying the liue Of forts be-
tween Chain Bridge and Arlington), got
marching orders few days since.
The true northerner., 1864-06-17

Howard, the forger has written to the
Brooklyn Eagle. He seems 10 be quite
factious over his confinement. He thus
describes life In Fort Lafayette
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DIED.,

FrAFRSL OF eoDALIsr.
CCkEELIUs ThNNALLY, q mem her Of the 30
18th Instant.
HIS funeral will take place from his rssd encs,
corner u Il and ID streets at O clock D. m 18th
instant. The m embers Of the Sodslity ere invited
to meet In the basem ent of the church. at O'Clock
D. NJ :, to be present at tina funeral services
Bait Bun please COPY. I
On the 18th instant. MAGGIE EMMA BRISCO.
only daughter OF William and Emma Brisco, aged
Years, months, and day.
in Geey gstosn on the 10th instant, Of eonsump
ard eldest daughter Of Mary A. and the late James
A. Burns. gv IS Ls-as
Jesus can make . dying bed
Feel soft as dowpy pillows are;
While ON his breast lean my head
And breath my life out swestly there.
Moayc comes fostiDe down from the DOME q. :.
Angels are chant the sweet welcome home
Come etriokep Weepsf, come TO the bed,
case on the sleeper. our 1901 u DEAD.
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NEW YORK srYLRs.
Gsxtlensn's C9othins !aNsv aad Rashionabls!
A large assortH+ mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Goats excel in
beauty. grade and finish anything ever offered In
this city, WALL, STEPHENS Il Co.,
322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
oc7tf INTEL and Repub
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MARRIED,

On the oath of December last, at the residence Of
the BRIDES mother, By the Rev, II: N. Lemon,
Mr. JOHN w GRICE, formerly Of Harper's Fer
~. Va, to Miss MARY ELIZABETH. only daugh-
ter Of Mrs Elisabeth and the lete James 3. Hall of
thif city
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SECRET DISEASES

Snmaritan's Cir is the most certain, safe and
effectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours Nominersl,
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, So.
Sandrftau's Root and Herb Jui.es-A positive and
permsne for Syphilis .Scrofuls Ulcers Sores
Spots letters, &c. Price 81, six bottles for S.
Sold by S c. Ford. See advertisement ms
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AUCTION SALES.

Byo b. GROWN { co.. 2Aueti,ns.r..
A LARSl SALE or euTLHlP HORays.
Z oUhus, MAeona tIp HAeHsss ~ AuavToI -
xs viii sell TO MORROW MoRNIN6,ns % o cid.
80 ~ ~ 0n1esoa city horse mAskst, ION 9th st.,
..nt a esnal lAI a. aumbeH ef tie Svve No NED
s'Sc1 1exoseash SA.A sithss traaArd % weather.
IL IL o. r L. GROWNE 90. 1u:ts.
y o. ns9BIRl co.. Austsoase1.
AUeIA1D eAL1 o. IMP6OVHD ANn m
.GsrsT"L ~ nsI .r. siluAi .D ser o.
g Son1t q n: District e Gelsas sasia me-
Liotr9 a No ~ foh 3 III. ia md 10. 40
enc recorded In Lfter J. A. q No ISL foIio ia,
49, Aeo. one Other recorded In biber j. A s NJ NJ
~ fot3a ~ 81. u, - and ~ one Of the lana ~
Grds q WashinGscn county. District Of Oai1mhis
aaAu, on THURSDAY, tbs 18th cay Of Jaanars'
1884. a.. O'clock q sell 81 pu6I. sastian. on
10 ~ ksN 5, 4And 9, are improved with Frame
0veiftn& HouRS, one Brisk Hons and store. Az
neat House, Stable aad Sheds - = ~ '
,. ai.o; lots 4and S, In Square No. $40, unim-
The improved grops.ty IL situated or. B street
Tor !: butcher, - it has ali Of mo necessary ap
TN Turn. :. ons third cash; balance In two equal
cured b. deed Of tzqst on shs REs@is. ~
os Sl-eoA a. J. o. MCGUIRE & 90. Ancts