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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-21
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of 1Ad-
ministraton on the estate of Jasper Sewel,
deceased. have been granted the undersigned
by the Judge Of the Probate Court of Saline
county. Kansas, bearing date of the 9th of
March. A. d. 1864. All persons indebted to
said estate. are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate settlement of the same; and all per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to exhibit them to the Ad-
ministrator within one year from the date of
said letters for allowance, or they may be
barred from the benefit of said estate, and if
they do not exhibit such claims within three
years from the date Of said letters. they will
be forever barred from the benefits Of said
estate. P. BAUGUESS, Admir-.
n. B.-I will sell the claim and one mare
as the property Of J. Sewel deceased. in
Salina, Saline county. Kansas, on Saturday,
the 18th of May. 1864. E. P. BAUGUESS.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-21
Aqrifdtural Golullllr.
Domestic EccnomV.
WHITE DEESWAX.s


Have hardwood board made in the
shape Of single. then put the wax N
a pot Of hot water over the stove
While the wax is melting. soak the
board in warm water to prevent the wax
sticknng to it. then dip the board into
the pot of water and wax as you would
dip candles, and you will have thin
sheet of wax on the board. This you
can loosen with . knife So it will slide
off. Then dip as before, and SO on I'M
til you have dipped all the wax off
Take these thin sheets Of wax and
spread them On white cloth in the hot
sun until they are white, afterwards
melt and cake.
For SORE THROAT.
Take salt pork, sprinkle plentifully
with salt and black pepper, and bind on
the throat; change it frequently till
cured. Use the following gargle: alum,
borax, black Or cayenne pepper, chic
ride Of potash, pulverized golden seal,
each one drachm, and two drachms Of
common salt. Put all in common
sized teacup, fill half full Of boiling wa
ter, and after standing few minutes
fill with good strong vinegar. l have
thoroughly tested the above, and urge
everybody to remember it in time Of need.
BREAD SAUCE.
Boil the crumbs Of bread with a
minced onion and some whole white
pepper Hhen the onion is cooked, take
it ont, as also the pepper corns, and put
the bread carefully crushed through a
sieve into q Sauce pan with cream, a
little butter and salt, stirring it careful
y till it boils.
HOW TO oUTvIT THE MOTH.
The following has more real virtue
in it than any of the so-called scare
Always Of the moth which has met our
eye. Only be careful that there are no
moths in TIE furs when put away, and
it will be impossible for them to get in
if the necessary care is taken. But to
the advice:
Most of our insects are very hardy,
caring little for wind and weather, and
will never Idle Of aromatic pain" We
once packed some small skins in the
centre of q cask of tobacco leaves and
stems, but the miller went there, depos-
tied her eggs and the furs were ruined.
This shows that they are not at all deli
cate and care nothing for tobacco. Ex-
pensivc cedar closets are frequently
constructed with the idea that the rather
pleasant odor Of the cedar is sufficiently
disagrccablc to the moth to keep her
away from articles Of clothing deposited
there. This is mistake The strong
est instinct prompts the miller to seek
tho means to perpetuate its kind, and 70
triaing impeachment will prevent it
But the preservation Of furs or articles
of clothing is perfectly simple, cheap
and easy. Shake them we'll and tie
them upln cotton OF linen bag, so
that the miller cannot possibly enter,
and the articles will not be injured,
though the bag be hung in woodhouse
or garnet. This is cheaper than to
build cedar closets, and better than to
ELL the bed clothes and garments with
the sickcnins odor Of camphor, tobacco,
Or any other drug.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-21
Sorgho Sirup.

Perhaps the opinion Of such a man as
one Of the Messrs. Belehers, sugar re-
fners of St. Louis and Chicago, upon
sorgho strip. may encourage some who
are weak in the faith about its value as
q farm crop. and induce them to plant
more. The Wisconsin State Journal
gives Mr.. Belchel's opinion as follows
{" MIR. Belcher said there is no trouble
in making a frst-ratc article of golden
strip of any good light colored sorghum
and without much diminution or expense.
That from ten to fifteen cents per GAL
lon would cover the cost and shrinkage,
and make an article that would sell in
ang market Of the world for good
price, and 30 one could tell what it was
made OF. r. ~
:" That in the Fall and Winter of
1862, they refined at their Chicago re
fncry many thousands of gallons of
sorghum sirup, and made of it an ele-
CANT article OF golden swup that easily
sold in the market at good pri res under
various fancy names, not being under.
stood to be sorghum sirup at-all. They
sold it as golden strip rather than sorg-
UNI, because it was really good article
and because golden sirup had already
an established reputation and sorghum
had not.
EEHe said tEat he had no doubt Int
what good sorghum strip would be
worth six shillinss per gallon at whole
sale next fall in any quantity that NAV
be offered. and that no country in the
world would, at least for a long time.
be able to produce agood strip cheaper
than the rich pr:liries ofthe West.
- He thought the farmers ought to
and would grow it extensively as COM
mercial crop just as soon as they come
to realize its great value and profitable
ness and value as farm crop, mot
merely for strip, hut for many other
important purposes ind uses 70 which it
~ould be put"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-21
NOTICE.

Margaret Williams, Of parts unknown
will take notice that Peter Bossc, of the
county Of Davis and State Of Kansas. did,
on the 9th day of March, A. D. 1864. Gle
his petition in the Sd Judicial District
Court within aud for the county Of Davis,
ct al attached, in said State Of Kansas,
against the said Margaret Williams, sna
Ellis j. Montague. as Administrator Of the
Estate Of George Montague, deceased, de-
fsndants, setting forth in substance, thss
the said Margaret Williams, as principsl,
and said George Montague in bis Uterine,
SO surety. gave a bond to the said Peter
Bosse for the payment Of $500. which bond
had condition hereunder written, to tho
effect that If the said Margaret Willisms
should cause to be made to the said Peter
Bose Warranty Deed for the Northeast
quarter of Southeast quarter Of Section %.
10 Town. IL, S. of Range 5, H., lying and
being in the county of Davis, State of Kan.
sas, ar pay to the said Peter Bosse the sum
of $500, then said bond was to be null and
void. Said deed for the above described
land. BY said writing obligatory, was to b
made on or before the lst day of July, A.
d 1864, or said sum OF money Was TO b
paid on or before said last mentioned date;
a. which time the said plaintiff prays for .
judgment against the said defendant for the
said sum Of $500. And the said Margaret
Williams is hereby notified that an order Of
attachment was issued by the Clerk Of said
Court. being authorized BY the judge ef
said Court TO issue said order, and tAst Lot
No. 3. in Block No. %. situated in june.
lion City, Davis county. Kansas. has beea
attached to satisfy said claim, and the said
Williams is notified that che u
to appear and answer said pe,iaioa
10 or before the 18th day Of June. "A. d.
1864. a nae PETER BOSSk saj
pril Ia, 1854 oa BY 8. b. WHIrs,2a
Attest !: re- - Ted. 1ein his atty
r. D. MoBLEY, Clerk. sss ias sra. -.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-21
Wotice.

deorxs Y. K,nssss1y, q Y.,s,p m a.
TefxitsRY Af Dakesa, will take nosie> shea Jn1H
Of he county Of Doaslsa. in ~
State Of KansaA did On the 18th dsy % MN
AID. 1854, hls his petition in. the "a JudisioS
District Court, within and for the county q
Davis. ct al attached. In said State Of Kansaa
against the said George W. Kiugsbury, defsn.
dant, setting forth that the said George W.
hingsbury gave mortgage to the said James
soath half Of north-esst Quarter Of .ectiea
three (3) in township twelve (l2) south, q
range i've (5} east, containing one hundred
aud 1fty-seven eighty-nine one hundreshhs
057 S9-lOV) acres, lying and being in tho
county Of Davis, State of Kansas, to secure d.
payment Of two promissory notes referred "a
in said mortgage. one of which is dated june
ton City, March 18th. 1860. and made pa yabls
to James B. Woodward. or order, on or before
the 18th day of March. 1861. in the sum Of
$40, with interest At the rate Of four per cent.
per month till paid. and signed by the said
George W. Kingsbury, IS maker; the other Of
said notes is dated Junction City, March 18th,
1861, and made payable to James B. Wood
ward, or order, on or before the 18th day Of
March, 1867. in the sum of $40. with interest
at the rate Of four per cent per month till paid
and signed by the said George W. Kingsbury
a. max er; and praying that the said George
W. Kingsbury may pay said sums now claimed
to be due, with the interest thereon, or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same;
and the said George W. Kingsbury is notified
that he is required to appear and answer said
petition. on or before the Goth day of May.
A. D. 1864, or such petition will be taken 20
true and judgment rendered accordingly.
| Dated March IL, 1864
JAMES B. WOODWARD.
Attest: By S. B. WHITE. his Attorney,
r. =. Mobley, Clerk. nls-7tpfS20.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-21

Charles Briggs, plain::ia, | In the Sd Judicial
Michael OVENS ns defendant ting within and for
the county Of Davis, ct. al. attached in n..nsas.
The above named defendant, Michael Owen,
formerly Of the State of Kansas, now Of the
Territory Of Colorado. will take notice, that
Charles Briggs, of the county of Davis in the
State of Kansas, did, ON the 9Th day Of March,
A. d. 1864. file his petition in the Districs
Court Of the Sd Judicial District, sitting within
and for the County Of Davis, and others attach
ed for judicial purposes in the State of Kansas,
against the said Michael Owens: setting forth
that the said Michael Owens, on the I'd day Of
October, A. ID. 1862, at Columbia Ranch, made
his certain prOmissory note in writing of that
date, and then and there delivered the same
to the said plaintiff, and thereby promised to
pay to the said Charles Briggs, plaintiff. or
bearer, in one day after the date thereof, the
sum Of one hundred and fifty-six dollars and
fifty cents. and setting forth that said sum Of
Sl56.5 80 with interest thereon at the rate of ten
per cent per annum from the Sd day of Octo.
Der, A. D. 1867, is now due and unpaid, and
the said Michae. Owens is also hereby notified
that the said Charles Briggs did. on the 5th
day of March, A. d. 1864, file in the Clerks
office of the above named Court, his affidavit
stating that the said Michael Owens is q nom
resident OF the State OF Kansas, and the said
Michael Owens is also hereby notified that an
order Of attachment has been issued in this action
and that by virtue Of said order of attachments.
the Sheriff Of said Davis County has attached
the following described real estate. the proper
ty Of said Michael Owens. to-wit: the North half
of the northeast quarter and the east half Of the
north west quarter Of section No. twenty seven,
in township No. eleven. south Of range No. seven,
east Of the 9th principal meridian. in Davis
county. State of Kansas. and the said Michael
Owens is hereby notified that he 10 required -
answer or dernnr to said petition or before the
Goth day Of May. A. d. 1864. or said petition
will be taken as true. and judgment rendered
and said property sold to ray The
same. 5. Is. WHITE, Atty If PtK
Attest: R. D. Mobley. Clerk. nls-7t-pf$2o.
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A>rouSc KENTUCKY BOY, &>

This celebrated young horse will stand the
ensuing season at Mat Beckers' stable in juno
tion City, and at my stable on Clarkes Creek.
He will be at my stable on Monday and Tues
day Of each week, and the remainder Of the
time in Junction. ~
Young hentucky Boy is four years old,
about sixteen and half hands high. and a
blue grey in color. lie was sired by Young
Kentucky Boy, and his dam was sired by the
Old Ohio Pilot.
Terms are 81 for single leap, S. for the sea-
son. IL paid within the season. if not, 81, and
s. to insure colt, to DC paid when the fact is
ascertained or the mare traded off.
April 20, 1864. HUGH SIMMONS.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-21
. sgh Il. 4. JONES, AZ ia'~asei
NotaryPub11o

-,,a !; SALINE. COUNT, KANSA& ssxS
an HAND TO TRADE FOh STOCK %
" CASH several improved Claims in Salins
'County. .iso . house and. lot in the town Of
Safnsp fHuv and seif Land and stock & fair
Commission,s snd assist emigrantsa n m4kA4k
sa;~;hles L,cstjou. - sysiis -ss.ao sas ssasaS
I The HonesteaA 'Dill has Passed..
Ara nov b ~ time fbeemsgrantsss - COOP
HO1E&z No Ind IN this eo1nty hassheaa
ofsrsd at Public Sale, sDd viii. ALE b Aall
unde-. he Homestead Act :; .s.s. -. -. -.
Ill upon Of address mo q Salina, Salin1
o.. Ksnoes s06V n. L yOHDA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

APRIL TERN. 1854.

wsdsss1ays Apsii sth, leeA.
3 1871. +. Carr W. w r. Gee. 4ss, appl
s9sss0n eossty. A1sosd.
. 1869. =. = Roads ~. II. G. Bsyas st a.
Dsshoinse Co. 1ssiea 70 aAen essefulsd.
Z ls7S. WiIsso ". RsgWs; Hsasy seanty.-
AArned.
1850. Beyas ~. Ossssll, As1lsst os STATE;
Polk Go. Reversed 10 past and aaismsd 10
part. Costs to appellee.
1875. Barney y. Little, st a.; Lee Cs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

Grand Concert.
AETROR OLlT uALL ;,
WsAnssaay,Evsnings Apsll osA.
THE LAn0Bv VOCAL CLASS uND1R 1HN
y dircstiea ef ~. J. q. WAiiAsss vin 0ivs Z
tsa PROaRAfHR
Ohoras-. The eails q Oeateatneat end
Love"
). Song and Quaztstas--"" The usioa.s
: Scotch 0ons-" Th1eSo nae 9oom for Twas
I. Laaghing Tte"
s. Quastseso-" The 0irls at He0an
g. Trio and Ch ,rus-'.Ths Canadian Boat Song
PAns %.
l. .Qaartstts and Ohoras-" Bee our Oars with
TsashsrsA Spray"
oos,ssiss. nais voices" Gene where my
? Solo sad Qaartetts-' Tell me 70 Winged
. Trle--. Hed.rish vieh Alpine" from "7hs
3. JohAny 0eAnoksY.
g. Chorus-" Good Nighk"
& Grand FINALE" Coiumba the Gem Of ths
Ocoan
Tickets 70 any part Of the hall, = cents for sall
ct 1tarrs hews depot aud ~ Wal.Aos's music store
Reserved seats In gallery, 50 cents; may be -
CURED at the hall on Wednesday, from . A. n. 10
Pm
Doors open. at ! o'clock Ooaeest commences q
~. sple.dtA
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RIVER ITEMS.

The fsvorits Northern Lias passenger packet
Oaaada, J. " .Pssks, Ospsais, Len. ~. EldssA
Clerk: win depart fse st.s Pual add way
points to-nssfew nosning. For freight q pass
ass sDply to 3. \. Prstsyuaa, agent.
The nAil and passssgsr psskst BIN Hsndrsen,
Olst Davlsy, will depart for Dabuqse ~ Wy
psiats ts-neefow morning: 3. \. Prsttynaa,
agent.
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New YOrx market.

New YORk Market
NEW YoHK, April 8.
Co9foN.-Quiet at 76c.
FLouR-50l0c better. $7.0O@7.le Extra state
$7.35@7.l6 X. H. O.. nN 40. t
WHIAr -l09 better. n.es@l6s Chicago
Spring; 1l.e30l.ss Milwaukee Club, $LsS@1.n
Winter Red. A4
CoRN-$1Sl.
Pons-Qsiss. 81. .oc03s.ss ness. $2l@sl.25
old: 1s.6e nsv.
LAaD-Stsady 81 131t0l3x.
WHsKY-l06
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THE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS.
Davenport Maskes....Dolly Report.
011lcH o. Fn Dan. : NDws,l
Saturday, AprilS.
WHBAf-o00N.
CoRN-63@65c.
OATS -60@03.
BARLBY-$l350 30.
Ch1ca90 Market, By T0aegfaphs
CHICAGO, April s
FLoua-Firmer for upper grades. white winter
md lower grades spring extra.
WnBAr-In good speculative inquiry, With saies
1t an advance Of k9x. No: sold st SllsSl H.
principally at 81 IL; No. 2 ct 81 1OHOlu.
CoRa lin good demand. Market steady ~ SSc for
winter; Ssk0soe for new.
OATS Active a1 oSk 0Ooc.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Ths slsissas Of Dsvsspsss sss rsqsssasd' y
meet se shs eiIiss Of B. B. Hill. sornss oe
Brady esd sssssd streets. iris svssasg
e'slsek, iee NJ purposs Of ssfspgisg pssllnl,
aAsiss IT The prspsr rssspsios Of shs ssAssse
veterans Of he Iowa ID Cavalry, which win
ssos sssivs II THE city. Tura out.
ARRIvAL or T0E STH INFANTRY.
This splssdid Rsgiasat viii arrive II shis
city this evening" at s o'clock on the Eastern
tesis. Let the people tarn cut sad give them
. hearty greeting.
We gaia or inisenatien from tslsSrao te
The Adjutant General.
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In the vicinity Of SECOND, Perry and Third sts.
= Child's Necklace, consisting OF two armlsti
claspsd together. Whoever viii return Il TO the
q. 8. Express Once will be liberally rewarded.
March 3Seh. ]. r. HILL.
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.arssy Sssppgtes.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF IVWA,)
Exbsjstsnee Office.
DAvsnPoaf, Iowa, April ., 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS dn duplisate) Will bs
received BY the undersisned at hts ONCE, until four
o'clock r. n. on Saturday, the 9th day Of April,
1885, for supplying for the Of the United States
army, any amoant Of rations that may ts required
for he subsistence OF the United States troops at
Davenport, Iowa, and the camps in its vicinity TO
bs delivered In such quantities and at aush iimcs
and places may from time to time be designated
by the subssi ooer in charge; said sdatfa. 10
remain In force six months unle previously terni.
mated BY the Commissary General Of sublistenee,
U. =. A., or other authorized ofhoer. Said sabsis.
tenoe shall consist of the following articles, IL the
proportions set opposite them:
Pork or bacon at the rate Of three quarters Of q
pound per man.
Salt beef at the rate Of one hundred and twenty.
ase pounds per one hundred man.
Flour at the rate Of one hundred and thrty.seven
and one half pounds per one hundred men
Hard bread at the rate of one hundred pounds 70
one hundred men.
Beans peas at the rate Of fifteen pound. per one
hundred men.
Rice Or hominy At the rate Of ten pounds per one
hundred men.
Green oo6se at the rate Of ten pounds per one
hundred men.
Tea at the rate of one pound and eight ounces per
one hundred men.
Sugar at the rate Of fifteen pounds per ore hun.
dred men.
Vinegar st the rate Of four quarts per one hun
dred men
Adamantine candles st the rate of ous pound IN d
four ounces per hundred men.
Soap st the rate Of four pounds per one Hundred
men.
Salt at the rate Of three pounds and twelve oun-
ees per one hundred nsn,
Pepper at the rate of four ounces per one hundred
men. ~
Potatoes at the rate Of thirty pounds per one hun
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oooo BEWAnDl
I WILL GIVE $500 REWARD POR THE
xsppssAsastoa Of he n.sdsess of .. Dsyaat. -
oloo RHWARn
lbs ne reeovssy q ths BODY. suppose tAas Il y
u tho YivUp.
a3llA1Ws ss JOa1 q. 08YANT.
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OPExlxe DAY.-Nra Mccullough, No. -
Brady street, has this day opened alarge and
elegant stock Of Spring Millinery and Mill
merry Goods. Her sister, Niss Dorney, has just
returned from the grand openings IN Nsw Yurk
City, having gone there expressly for the pur-
pose Of selecting our Spring styles Of Pattern
Bonnets. We invite the ladies u Davenport
and vicinity to examine our stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere, a. We feel confident they
.iil agree Win ID thks u dSsasss and style
they cannot be eQpalsd west Of New York.
We would also remind our friends and the
pablo generally that u are The only Hiliners
IN Dsvsnport who atesad TIE SrssS epssisss
= Nsw Tevb semi. .annually - sslect oar geods
and Pattern Bonnsts. t.esssy Lssos
We win I'll . 1l1llinaeo vheleoalo - ~.
sonable p<iess. @ssA - sssss>A a1
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National Tea-F Fsrty Lean.

sssHs rera tss,5 sseA.
For the subscriptions 70 this Loan, bonds will b
issued Of the following dsnominations: sos, 10Qs,
o00s and 10o0s fDgiotetod OF win coupons attach
ed, - may be preferred BY enbsofibers.
/ These bonds are redeemsbe by the Government
In coin after sea and payable (v yesrs from date.
They bear foe per cent interest, psyabe On bonds
bonds over one hundred dOla1s, asnai-annualy, in
eota.
Deposits must be mAde In Ls3al Issdsr notes Of
the United eiates,r or II Neefssal 6ass3 Nee
Csrremey. eubeoribers win receive jsssyest from
the day tAs msssy is depesitsd sih fhis BGak, and
The bonds will - dsissns6 at The sepsass Of the
GoDeSmMeHs.
Coupon bonds ass .ow resdy for delivery, ana
Registered bonds VII b on the let Of Nay next
- -. Of Congress, the issue Of these bonds IL
''''' 80 = s. 'aeA ss@ sAHfeM
TNO HUNDRED klLLNONy or DOE.
# LARK
tasner sfs &
(, snosst which win soon n absorbed II " msy
Inc Govern nsnt % Ne loyal people Of this soan.
try. These bonds
5aT .s4sfs z&
Ars E1..ps sreA An kiaas = .Taza.
ol - 81 ssA t1e5r'ls-'
and oas, bsttsr induesmssts 70 capitalists than any
eeelyiAe eSe29Qblio q private shssssesr nov ofsE-
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j, REAL ESTATE. E.s..t..
ksvRAn6f AsEMoY.
JOHN I. SW1IS 6Co.,
Aeuse Leas Fer Sale.
a Crest Dor9aio.

No. -. Those eligible sbailliag lets essaes
q TwGlSh - 1sse lslasA streets, bsine 1so
feoe ftoat - eea1A so1o 11oA street, and l6t iee(
% east side Of Rock ls1aoA stseee.
The absse y very Aas issatlen peise vssy
Low teras unesannealy sesy-A s1sll sAouns
q eash dewn-balaase - long tern Of ysess %
lev sats of iatogoge.
No u Los . Dsa1y sassst. west side, st fest
. 81 Il i. II IL s.s:y 70 1sia .;H ). iss.ss
Ne - o. l8seay stseet, 100 feet fsoat y lSo
fsse desp-feess1. Priss el9 pr ffeat fscs.
Nee o. Thtsd street, lot No 10 Pesksrs Cd
10 90 1 Aeass isss ID 6svIsoa 1 Trls's addi-
dces $50 eoeh. Terms sasy.
Hes u, -, oo. % house lets n Slsynskes's .
sdditisn. ol6o 70 $50 sssh. Tsens eesy.
Store Lets For Sale.
No q oss On yssstA stssst just ssss q Brady
10 q Fess q Fsurth stesst nsas railroad d.
PEI.
O0eoe Ter Rent.
No. ;ss. v: :,iS,ss .ss q: ss; .:doa x,sa sse :as'
na q: Also. fasaiahsd ssitss Of roens fos sln'
flrse Clos neases fer Rent.
H& 4 We are .es1y y s.gase y rsas q 70 scll
70 3, jsss sszs-saas q vli.l ny : ss:ssa
BeDB4 - kD04s st.sH
- - wa~-~-a .A... - 49, -. .. 49,.
.a,,ss 49,. S1Cssx SsHI - = ~ ~:
~. Suan.s .ssss~.ss~. xk.~ Y.s ~. w. W.
w. ossPO Pes'ssaoa saves APS" No.
LO0o0D fer 0O1O.
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0o. 10. In uollnes Ill, tWo-stosy brick dwell
Ing Aeaos. With lcs . By - fest, corner Lynde and
An oeeoooe. The house 10 IL good oeno1t0n, 10
now yoaAo63 pososesiea given n g leya Crhe
Ao01e go o4eoo) Price q ho1oo aa4 lot el.ooo;
No. 9 a bsiek dwelling ho1se a East second
sssssss Slass; 80 sssh' balance On time At 'sAs
He. q. The estaae now owned and oeeupied by
soe 81 ,o.s' ,SoSns sS. cSSsh Spon = SAN ~
Sspeis, having been attsd up BY the owner Tor hm-
::.e.:::s. Fer: FERN. ss :s:y. .'~ -" M. p's' 'a
0rssa's Additios. Pr3ss Goo. :.
.d: street. ,: s
stsssts, nsxt vest q Dr: Adler's resideace.
Tasc y = : S:asssl ana most desirable .eeIdsnos.
II ~ SasxS siSo Pe., nue 'e"@' so'' ''''''n
4 Pdoe ol,oo, one half cash balance 0loo0, In one
ycsf - e tvo years :: eight per cent interest,"
Ss.sA ,so :od sie sssss s.cws :: the to-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

s PARxs.-Those gentlemen Who cast
those three votes q the 9Th. ward slsesien.
With "Psrks" written apon then. have bssn
heard from aad tAey aasp ~ thsy we're
iatsndsd for n K Parks. and nobody slss,,
Thh sssslss-thss question. 9 The Poster nAe
oew fall back ON ticket with Edsis torn o6
and the Rcat toen lsnsht~iss tkrsugh the
middle. lsaSlae ~ swtA ,hAif q Ne nsesh-
wsA snasok ssly viGblss y ~ saksd sysy
aad whidA osas throws d6s 81 3Gs eGIssss u
'tAs slpssios = NJ - ssssss. Tsbtsqsssas
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