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MONDAY, NOVEMBER q
TWO LENEEs ON MONDAY, NOV a 1867,
The balance OF the week
THREE LEvEEs EACH DAY,
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hnesfIy all the , kiRss Queens EmPerors and Ne
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-Four beautiful and - mmetricaiiy formed LADIES
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81 Ladies and Children are CONSIDERABLY Al
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avoid the crowd snd confusion OF the Evening Per-
To the Day Levees-Admission2 g cents; Children
under ten, Is cents. Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
Children undeS ten, - cents:
the House, 3 cents; Children under ten, Il cents.
&C Sl-F NED DAVIS. Agent
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Stage Director. JAMES DUNN
THIS EVENING,
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ID AeNs'i NcVise1V"L'
ENECITOR's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
SdIHkE; VAIL ABLE OIL PAINTINGS
BOOKS, &c.tAT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, November 18th. at 10
O'Clock, will sell, at the residence of the late
Philip Harry. No. ~ Prospect street. between
Market and Frederick streets, a general assert
ment Of Household Furniture
Painting Of ''Noah's Sacrifice" by Leonardo da
Ninci =
FoliOs of Engrayings
Folios of Studies from Nature. painted in oil
And other valuable Oil Paintings, Drawings. etc.
Also,
The Library, consisting of rare French. Spanish
Italian, Latin and English backs
VIM. II. D0UGALL. Executor
nos THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
lIntnl and Con ri
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GEO. c. HENNING.
No. SIS Seventh street, near Maryland avenue,
and
Corner OF Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
Observation-Disclosures
Qcl m
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hb1alootO-N ctf.
CHILDREN under 10 years of age........2a eta.
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GREAT NEWS IN OLD GEORGETOWN.

(rREAT NEWS IN OLD GEORGETOWN.
Sc ling off the entire stock Of DRY, MILL
merry, and FANCY GOODS, at and below cost.
in order to change business. All in want of the
above goods will do well to call at once Store
will he kept open until o'clock.
At Z. GUTMAN,
III Bridge street.
no 6-6ts Georpetovn m A.
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A ROOM WASTED-A Gentleman desires A
"A BED ROOM north of Bridge street and west
OF Potomac. References exchanged. Address
stating terms and location, NJ. A. c., Georgetown
Post Office. no as
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his recollection OF the facts II ns had found
himself corroborated in every material point
py persons who were accidently near him.
NO ole can consider the extremity of his
surprise when, on the 10th Of August more
than month after the occurrence, n the close
OF the case, the pr residing Justice proceeded to
render nis version and recollection Of those
facts s. Get out in the order now to be CON.
sidered-. Until then this respondent had all
along well believed that he was the ipiured
party: He knew full well that he had sub
mitted with great dinidence to the mandates
and rniinss OF the Court, and to what he felt
and had heard others say were indignities OF.
fered 10 him on the I'd OF July in open court;
and that he had not offered to the Judge any
insult or offensive language for or on account
OF these matters, but he was amazed to find
himself so charged with such an offence, or
that tbe Judge had SO understood him
Having during that month fully considered
the question, he had come to the conclus len Of
law which he still holds, that the Judge had
contempt without notice, and he had received
no notice OF such proceeding. And he now
states and shows 10 this Court that the Judge
bad no power or jurisdiction to proceed
against him az he did and TO enter the Judge.
ment contained In that order, and that the
whole proceeding was cordm mon jadici and
First. Because II the proceeding was undsr
the common law POWERS Of the Court, 1t re.
quired notice 70 the party. The cases on this
point are full and distinct.
OF I'd March, 1881, 4th Statutes 4e7. expressly
prohibited 1t, and took away the common law
10 that extent.
Third. The only power to admit an attorney
to this Court, 10 IN the Court In General Term
He Is An attorney Of the Supreme Court, and
lot OF any particular branch Of tt, and his
franchise can be taken away only by the power
which gave IL. An additional reason has bSen
suggested TO this respondent by an eminent
member Of the profession, and which he bsgs
leave to submit for the consideration of the
court as very conclusive, viz: The case on trial
having been cloeed, the Judge, under the act
Of 10th July, 1e53, (iOtn State l0O) was funcfvs
oDtcso. and had no power to proceed az he did
10 JUDGMENT OF dismissal OF this respondent
Believing as this respondent did belle We and
does BOW most respectfully maintain, Tor TIE
foregoing reasons, thar the whole proceed,ns
OF the J .dge was void, that the paper vhic6
he read was not the finding Of : court Of
competent Jurisdiction. and the iude-
mspr not voIdable but q nullIty, which
Could be impeached In any collateral pro.
ceedrrR. and considering u hat as the
uuauthorfzed statement OF the view OF an in
oivIdual. not ss q Judge, but as an individual
this respondent Interposod the denial which Is
made the ground Of complaint against MIN
He did this promptly ard emphaically, and
In the briefest terms, lest BY any possibility his
silence should Be taken as an admission OF the
facts thus stated. and without the remotest
IDEA that he was thereby guilty OF any coa-
tempt Tns language 10 supposed to be sub
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TO WHOM ASSESSED

tweea iots thirteen and
fourteen. rum Ing with
eaid dividing line thir.l
~. three feet one inch
In q south waruly di I
rectiop To the noStbesse
angie OF an aliey.teeuc<'
south fifrv-three feet
thence east fourteen,
feet aud one hall inch
20 the centre OF the d.
viding line Of the two
BRICK houses, themes
south and at rfghi an =
gles forty.nine fretfour'
and half inchse, then CO
northess, ~aroly thur
ty-one feet ten inches-
tbeL &C north westward.
ly and At night angles
fourteen feet half Inch
tn the herfurtnH
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iAss insIoliIDent WAFER
t0x......... ....A.1i
Beginning on the line or
the north side OF Penn.
sylvanta aven Ne forty.
seven feet seven and.
half inches northwest
from the southeast cor.
ner Ut said square, run.
ming thence north west
vito the line Of Penn.
sylvaniA Aven 40 tWen.
ty-nvs feet six inches,
and with that width of
twenty-five feet six in.
ches. extending NORTH
eastwardiy at right
angles 70 PennsylVa.
MIA avenue forty feet
six inches, ana thence
running with CONVEX
ging lines 70 an alley
seventeen feet wide,
which alley runS IT
right angles 70 Nine.
te~nth street west. and
tfP south side which
ihfersects said Nine.
tenth street west one
hundred and for,y.two
feet north from tue
southeastern Of said
square, and intersoct.I
ing the south side or
said alley the eastern
boundary OF SAID part
OF lot one. at the dis.
lance OF twelve feet,
and the western boua. j
darv OF SAID part Of lot.
one, or the distances OF
tWsnty.seven feet nom
NipsteentA street west.
Middleton, b. r, trust
Caroline McAllister.
Tax paving and curb
Ing, interest non Jan.
uary Q, 1855. 1855 ol
Being Me north twenty.
six feet otx inches fro0 q
of said lot ~ he depth
thereof.
Middleton. Ben s0ia FL
Fiat tnafA110NA at -AnA~l
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=
Morfitt, Henry 81 1890.
Tax paving aud curb.
ing, interest from jan
nary 9, 1856. SIG. So
Being the north thirtyl
feet front on Eour-and-
a-half street by the
depth thereof.
haryman, Aoratto. ....l
Ditto
Beginning 1t the corner
OF Maryland aven ne
and Second street east,
running thence south
with said Second street
forty-ssven feet eight
inches, thence east
twenty-one feet three
and half inches, the nee
north TO SAID Maryland
avenue dfty.eight feet,
nine and half inches,
thence by and with
said Mary land avep ne
twenty-four feet to the
beginning.
Ditto .................I
Beginning on Second
street east distant sou tn
fortv-eeven feet eight
inches from the corner
ofsatd street and Mary
land avenue, thence,
with sAio Second street
thirty-tWo feet eleven
inches, thence east
twenty.one feet three,
and half inches, thence
north thirty.tWo feet
eleven inches. thence,
west tWsnty-one feet
three and half tncheel
70 the beginning.
DiftB
First ipstAiiment water
TAX. 30
Tax paving and curb
Ing, interest from Sep
TENDER Is, 1865. .sis2 "a,
Ditto .................l
Tax for repairing pave
ment As.0S
Being the west fifty
eight feet ten inchex'
mont OF said lot By the
depth thereof.
Ditto .................i
Alley tax. interest from
October s, 1866. .S3s d.
Being the nortn sixteen,
feet eight inctes from,
or said lot, and ran
ming back with thai
wIoth eighsy-eix feet
eight and half inches.
Maui, Henry F.. trust H
W. Wilson.
Beginning on the line or
south @ street seventy
three feet four and half,
inches from ne south !.
western corner OF said
square, thence running
east along eatd @ ssreet
thtrty.ntne feet, thence
north one hundred and
twenty -four feet eight
inches TO . public al-I
ley, themes west thirty.
nine feet, and thence
south 70 the beginnipg.
McMan rs, JAmes. ......I
MarbuFy, John Garter !
Tax pavtaG and cure
Ing, interest from Au
Ruot II. 1895 .&&S -
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~ SHERIFES SALE.

By virtue ola special Execution to me
di rected Ivy the Clerk of the District
Court of Wapel'o Coenty, State of Iowa,
commanding me to sell the property here
matter described, rs by n decree of said
Court directed. Twill expose to sale, Mt
public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand at the front door
on tue Court Hanse. in Wapello County,
Iowa on the 10th day or August 1897, be-
tween the hours of9 O'clock a. IN. and 4
O'Clock D. m. commencing at 10 O'clock q.
IN. OF said day, the following Real Estate,
to- wit: a'A @
The small Buildinr. Engine, Machin-
cry, and all the fixtures in SAID Building.
near The Pork House of Laid & Co. in the
City OF OttuInwa, Iuwa. formerly used as
Dlstillery by Louis Giebrch and John
Prosser, together with one acre OF. ground
upon which said building stands. i
Taken AS by special Execution directed
as the property of Henry Henkorn. u Elan
nigan and Jourdan, ct AL, to satisfy said
execution in favor of the First National
Bank Of Bloomfield and T. ID. Rand q CO.
andagaiust said defendants tor the sum
OF s6l3. 20 in favor afsaid Bank, aud 1853. 40
IN favor OF +. d. Rand u Co., and inter-
est and costs. ~ sE2
G. A. DERBY, Sheriff of Wapello Co.
Iowa.
sheriff-s Office, ottumwa, Iowa, July
9th, 1867. @sS
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cry PROPERTY,

(No3i two story brick house on i,h |
street; rooms, good cellar. well and els |
tern; with y lots. Price $500
tNo 35) A frame house OF four rooms
and a cellar, on second street, at 81, l50.-
\ bargain.
{No37) A frame house Of five rooms.
cellar, stable, &C., on fifth street. Price
$1,000.
fNo 49, A grout house Of five rooms.
two lots. in Blake's addition. Price $ll0o.
No AZ Frame house of four rooms, a
Rooa cellar and cistern. [corner lott on
second street, cast of College square AL
SO. a very desirable vacant lot on Front
street. suitable for II residence
NO 81 A two story frame house of six
rooms and halls, a large cellar, lot we'll
set i'm frnit and shade trees; situated on
second street. west of Court. "a
No 52) AZ first class two story brick
dwelling house containing nine rooms.
closets. pantry. Also, large cellar and
cistern; lot well filled with fruittrees and
shrubbPry, on fourth street. west Of Court.
IN 49) frame house of eight rooms;
good cellar and cistern, wood house, &c.
Fruit and shade trees. on Front, east Of
Union street. Price 81, 500
A good frame house of four rooms and
scelar lot 100xI7S feet on 5th, and C.ss
trets. =
a good two story brick dwelling house
OF rooms and cellar. good cistern and
stable situated on Marion, street, will be
sold choap.a sHs.sss .etl
frame dwelling house containing
rooms and a hall. also good cellar an l els
tern, situated on Fifth and Jefferson Street.
N. B. Also, several vacant lots in OF,
tnlnwa, we'll located for residences. -
Farms, wild lands and city properly, not
descrihedin then beve list gss
Call and ex ,mineour Real Estate books.
Asor full particulars applyto
BONNIFIELD Il WHITE
Real Estate Agents.
Office at the Bank of w. b. Ronniiield
Il Co, Main street Otiumwa Iowa.
March e. 1S67-d&wtf @a
WANTI3D.--A small farm with goO,'
buildings, withiH.5 or 6 miles Northeast
of Ottimwa. Enquire of
EDWIN WHITE, Real Estate Agent.
Jan. 3l-d&w2w.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

State OF Iowa, Wapello County.
lnthe Csunty Court of said county,
Jeremiah Clemens and Samuel clemens
on and each OF You are hereby notified
that an Instrument of writing supporting
80 g, " me last Will and Testament oi,James
W. clemens deceased, late of Wapello
county, Iowa. has this day been present.
ed, opened and publicly,read in the coan-
~ court OF said county and State, and that
me second day OF the September term 1867
to-wit: The third day of next September
mas been fixed by said court for proving
SAID VIII, and yon are notified to appear
on or before noon ofsaid third day OF SEN
TENDER 1867, before said court, to be held
at me court House in said county, i'm the
Guy ot oituinwa, and show cause, if any
You nave. Why said will Should rot be
taken and called as the last Will anGl Tes-
n'ens ~ said decease or default will be
taken against youand Judgement render
eu ~ accordance with the facts AS they
shall be shown. J. $. PORTER, a.ail !
July A d 1867 County Judge.
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State Of Iowa. Wapello

State of Iowa. WapellO County:
Edward b. Murphy aud Elizabeth
Murphy: You and each of you are here
by notified that there is now on file in the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court of
Wapello County. Iowa, the petition of j.
I. Hackworth, claiming of you the sum
Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, as
money due him from you OH promissory
note given by Edward Murphy, Nov. 18th
1856, to Hackwortfl Il Kellogg, or order,
for the sum of One Hundred and Sixteen
dollars and sixty-seven cents, due Nov.
LIST, 1859, with ten per cent. interest, as
signed to him; also, claiming the foreelo-
sure Of your equity of redemption in lots
No. 3. 4, 5. 6. IL, g. Is and IA, in Hacks
worth y Kellogg's subdivision Of the n. =.
or. OF the $. ". or. of the Sc. or. OF ser.
IS. township Y, range 10, IN Wapello Co.,.
Iowa, said property being mortgaged by
YOU to secure the payment of said note,
July 4th, 1857, and that the said property
be sold on special execution to satisfy said
claim, and that general execution issue
against your property. And that unless
yon appear and defend thereto on or before
noon Of the second day # the next No
vember Term of the District Court Of
WapelIo County, Iowa, to be begun and
held on the 25th day of November, A.. d.
1867. default will be entered against you
and Judgment and decree rendered accor-
ding to the prayer in said petition.
J. I. HACKWORTH,
Atty for Pltff.
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SH ERIFF'.S Sd LE.-By virtue of two
executions to me directed, issued by the
Clerk OF the District Court of Wapello CO.
State OF Iowa. | have levied upon and will
expose to public sale at the front door Of
me Court Hons in said county, the fol-
lowing described property. to-w,t. sit,,az
led in said county and state lot No. 90
Twenty SKI in block \, in the town o:
Rithmond, according to the recorded piat
OF said Gown. Said sale will take place ON
the 18th day of August, 1857, between the
hours OF 9o'clock. n. m. and 4o'clock. q.
M, commencing at 10 O'Clock. a. IN. The
said property having been taken at The
suit OF j. Finley d. Crane US L. S. Hobbs.
70 satisfy two executions Of same date and
ute 81, 90 and SIS, 05, total $50, 10, interest
and costs. 80
Sheriif's Office, Ottumwa, Iowa. July II.
1907. !, G. a. DERBY,
Sheriff OF Wapello co., Iowa.
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The unlnproved quarter see. Of prairie
land adjoining p. f. Danes homo farm n
his cast line, Richland township, eight
miles north of OttuHlwa, ami three miles
east of Kirkville, with Iortv acres of tim
Der two and half miles from said or,
sec. Also will sell separately, forty acres
of timber land three quarters Of IL mile
east OF Gomstock Station. isaac Fisher
who lives uear, can show the boundaries
Of said forty and p. Il. Dana the or. sec.
Of prairie. Gail upon Rev. j. NJ MrE!rov
for further particulars. J. w. DEVOSS.
June I9--WS
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LEGAL NOTICE .

To Winfield $. Morgan, Enoch A. Nor
gan, yuo are hereby notified that the petit
tion of your Guardian, NJ. J. Williams is
on on file IN the Office of the County Judge of
Wapelio county Iowa, in which said petit
TONER VIII ask the County Court of said
county at the August Term 1867, fcom-
menclng on he first Monday for AN order
OF sale ofyour interest i'm the following
"eScribhed real estate to-wit: The soutl,
nall ofthe north west quarter Of section
! rs sixteen. Township l7Ol seventy, Range
IL twelve west, in Davis county Iowa,
and unless Won appear and NAL e defense
70 sad petition on or before noon of the
"a day of said term of said Court an order
Will be made according to prayer of petit
TONERS.
M. J. VILLAS,
july llth W4w Guardian.
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SRERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
speciai execution To me directed by the
Clerk OF the District court Of Wapelio CO..
State OF Iowa, commanding me to sell the
property hereinafter described, as by
az cree OF said court directed, L will ex-
pose to sale, at public auction to the high
est aud best bidder for cash in hand. ut
the front door OF the court house, i'm Wa
pello county, Iowa, on the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1867, between the hours of 9 O'Clock.
a. M. and O'Clock, p. M, commencing at
~ o'clock, a. M, of said day, the follow
ing Real Estate, to-wit: The nj of the mel
OF the sci Of sec No. IL, tip ~, rng IA; and
Off OF the NV side of out lot. no. %; and
the nw1 of lot no. 303, and lot no. 1913 i'm
Ottunwa. all in Wapelio county, Iowa.
Taken rs by special execution directed
MS property Of Stephen Osburn to sat
isfy said execution in favor Of A. G. Leigh
ton, and against said Stephen Osburn, for
the sum Of 18Th ISL seven hundred eleven
and 75-l0o dollars and interest and costs.
q. A. DERBY. Sheriff Of Wapello ca.
Iowa. Sheritf's Office, Ottumwa. Iowa.
July II 1867.
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SHERlFf'S .S4LE-By virtue of "A
special execution to ME directed, rbv the
Clerk of the District court Of Wapeflo Co.
Sia,e of Iowa. commanding me to-seu HE
property hereinafter described. as by a de-
cree OF said court directed I will, expos..
to sale. ut public auction, to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand. at the
'front.' door OF the Court House. in Wapello
comn y, Iowa, on the 18th day Of August.
i161, letw een'the hours of 9 o'clock. a. IN,
ana clock, p. M. commencing at 10
o'clock, a. M. of said day, the f,llowing
Real Estate, to-wit.: Lois No. six Tt;l and
seven ~, in w. II. Hammond Il Cos sub
division OF onl lot No. eleven FIJI in the
city OF Ottnmwa, said county aud state.
Taken as by special execution directed
rs the property OF Tobias S. Benson, to
satfs said execution in favor Of Thomas
Goodhil, and against said Tobias S. BEN
son, for the SUN Of Five Hundred. Thirty
two dollars and seventy cents. and interest
an costs. Az II, y II G. A. DERRY. ~,
Sheriff of Wapelio county. Iowa. IS
Sheriff's Office, O!tumwa, Iowa, July
IL. 1867. f..ffl .sff ~
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State of Iowa, Wapello county.
70 Jesse Newell, administrator of Zach.
ariah Newell, decd.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office of the County Judge OF
Wapello county, Iowa, u petition Of Levi
ma Funk and John Funk. heirs ut law of
Lachariatf Newell deed, asking for an or
DER requiring you to account. as admins
traitor, for the personal properly belong
ing 10 the said estate, in your posses sion,
or on your failure SO to do that YOU be
ueehen ~ default on your bond to the
amount of five hundred and eiphty-nine
dollars and eighty five cents, and interest
thereon from Feb. 18th, 1850.
And that the said petition will be for
nearing at the office of the County Judge
OF Wapello county, ut Ottumwa. on the
nrst Nondayof August. A d 1867, at which
time and place unless you appear and de-
fend Your default will be entered and an
order made AS PRAYED for in said petition.
VIM HOWARD and WINsLow & LTNpLRY.
Juy2 1867. vat Att'ys for Pets
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Real Estate.
Bonnifeld G. White,
Real Estate Agents,
Real Estate for Sale.
FARMS.


(Ns sly Farm Of so acres s. miles North
east of Ottumwa on the prairie road to Mar
iinsburg. This farm is all in good cult
vation, with good fences "a large portion
being hedge), with very good house 0t
five rooms; also stables, cribs, dc. A good
orchard, small fruit, &c. Price $500 cash,
or $1,000, on easy payments.
mo 55) A Farm OF So acres. SO of it be-
ing in cultivation. = Frame house of two |
rooms; good young orchard, small fruits.
dc. Price So 500, one half down, balance
in iveannual payments. "a
(No 56) A very desirabl Farm Of 20
acres. one mile north west af Ottnmwa, on
the Eddyville road. On this farm there
is a No. l two story brick house, all new
and complete, which cost $4,000. For full
particulars call on Bonnitield & White.
Real Estate Agents, at w. B. Bonniiield 4
Co.'S Bank. 10y s&
no 23) A Far,n Of I2oacres miles south
ofOttnmwa on The Bloomtieldro,h so acres
under fence and SIS acres of the same in n
good state Of cultivation. f40 acres timber
landadioiningl Good hewed log house,
stable, &c, Price SIS per acre.
no 2l A Farm Of so acres all prairie. e5
acres in cultivation. Frame house l6 %
atables &c, Situated6iniies northofOttum
wa, Price $40 per acre.
(No25 A Farm Of IS acres miles south
ofOttun wa. 5sacres in cultivation. 20acres
timber. 3 miles from the farm, House of2
rooms. stable, tSc;a,so small bearing or
chard OF choice frat. Price $4,000. O. 4
NO - 20 acres OF timber land , miles
North west OF Ottumwa Price 1925 A Bar
gain.
lNo2Sl Farm of202 acres miles south
west of Qttumwa. 60 aeEas, in cultivation ~
50 acres fenced n acres goo timperand i,i
f,lrti DNG1Iintr hOpSn ut
rooms, good stables, orchard, DC Price SIS
per acre. =.
NO 81 y FiSrna od a4o,ia miies south
west Oh ollumWa. inusacres nnaer 'ence.
% ~ acres III ru'iVatioH.A raine mousse.
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~ 90, 80 ,r;, o,f
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(No7 a Farm. of 1865 acres, Z miles
north OF Ottinnwa, 20 acres Under good
renee ana IN cuH lily GOOD Honse
,..au n"., cog .,a Wen ana slock
""'ei' pi'ceFo' per a'ie' 51, WI ~
mo - Farn OF 2U0aeres, 10 miles south
west of Ottunwa, IL acres in cultivation,
balance timber adioining; houses, also.
stables, cribs, Nc; with orchard, small
fruits, DC. Price SIS per acre. iea
(No l2) Farm of 1853 acres near Martins-s
burg Keok VIZ county 40 ncr.s az which is
first uualityof prairie under ncean,} cuI
tivation; % acres No one timber:l frame
house, stables, &c: bearing orchard. &c.
Price $25 per acre. 5f ~ X
mo 1N Farm of 1oo acas ,o.r p,a,.