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gnlitital.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE Az THE DEM.
OCRATIC NOMINEE.

The possible nomination of Chief
Justice Chase as the Democratic can
didate for the next President is so gen-
orally and so gravely discussed that it
would seem an atiectation of eccentri-
city ora betrayal of alarm to avoid
the topic. Neither seeking nor dread
ing such nomination, we can at least
canvass it dispassionatcly. We will
take as our text an article in the last
~ Y. Times, which says:
owe do not think it can succeed,
because we do not believe that t,co-
thirds of the delegates in Convention
can be brought to favor it. Aside
from the hostility it will encounter on
grounds of principle, the personal in
terests to be affected by it are too for
midable to be overcome. The two
thirds rule, established for the slaugh-
ter ofMr Van. Buren, at Baltimore in
1914, has become the settled law of
the Democratic National Convention;
and it will always be found eflectual,
not only in defeating any local favor
ite, but in preventing the adoption of
any bold and striking change of party
policy. Where two-thirds of the
Convention can control its action,
it is safe to say that its action
will always be timidand commonplace.
1t was that which nominated Polk in
1914 and Pierce in 1852, and which
defeated the party by splitting it in
lS4S and 1860; and it will probably
defeat the nomination of Pendlcton,
and prevent such a revolution in the
party as the nomination ofChase would
involve now."
We think the Times is here deluded
by one ofthose superficial and mislead-
ing analogies which are continually
leading certain class of reasoners as
tray. The "two-thirds rule" had
temporary object-the defeat of Mar
tin Van Buren, in a Convention where
Of majority OF the delegates were
pledged to his support, but not sim
cerely favorable to his nomination
and an abiding purpose, in the firm
resolve of the Slave Power to be ena-
bled at all times to control the nomi-
nation or at least to prevent one hostile
to its pretentions and presumed inter-
ests-the Slave States electinp less
than a majority, but more than a third
of each Convention.
Slavery having perished, there is
no more slave-holding interest de-
manding distinct recognition and pro-
lection. A Southern conservative"
late Confcderate,) has no interest, no
feeling, which differences him from
Northern Democrat who was of Cop
perhead proclivitics during the war.
The "two-thirds rule" has therefore
become unmcaning and practically OBJ
solete. Whenever any candidateshall
have obtained majority Of votes in
any future Democratic Convention,
h's nomination will be assured, and
must soon beproclaimed. Delegation
after delegation will pronounce for
him until his nomination is made
practically unanimous. We still think
Pendleton, not Chase, will be the
man; but the "two-thirds ruleo will
hardly influence the result one way or
ha Oth
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9oetru.
1.-THE BLUE AND THE GRAY"
by BESSIE R

IA lady In New Jersey who had written -the
following reply to the poem from the "Atantlc
Monthly" entitled "The Blue and the Gray"
published in our October paperJ wrote us n
short complimentary note on Mr.. Dalzcll's poem
In the December number of our paper. In reply
to a request for n copy of her verses, we are IA
vored with the following fine verses ED. "Sol-
dler's Friend"l
The loyal Blue and traitor Gray
Alike in the grave are sleeping,
Lying side by side in the sunlight's ray,
And under the storm-cloud sweeping.
'Tis well to forgive the past
God giving us grace, we may,
But never, while life shall last,
Can we honor or love the Gray.
Our Boys In Blue were loyal and true,
For their God and their country dying;
With watchful pride that Is ever new,
We garland the graves where they're lying.
They were murdered by rebel bands,
They fell in fearful fray,
Guarding our Flag from traitor hands
We do not love the Gray.
We would not SRte-our hearts would ialn
Cast veil O'eftheir shameful story,
1t will not bring back our loyal slain,
To recall their treason CORY,
But barriers deep and widr
Divide the.ialsc from the true!
Shall treason and honor stand side by side?
Is the Gray the peer OF the Blue?
Answers each loyal heart to-day,
"They are peers and equals never,
No wreaths on n traitors grave we lay,
Let shame be his wreath forever"
Give love where love is due,
To the loyal all honor pay;
Love and honor belong 10 the Blue,
But what do we owe to the gray?
We owe them three hundred thousand graves
Where the loved and the lost are lying;
We owe them, wherever our banner waves,
Homes, filled with tears and signing
Do they think that we forgot our dead,
Our boys who wore the Blue,
That because they sleepi in the same cold bed
We know not the false from the true.
Believe II not! where our heroes lie
The very ground is holy,
His name who dared for the right to die
Is sacred, however lowly.
But honor the traitor Gray!
Make II the peer Of the Blue!
One flower ut the feet of treason lay!
Never! while God is true!
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THERE is Young Prussian violinist
who executes difficult compositions
without arms, of which members the
artist is utterly deprived by nature.
lie places his violin on a stool before
him, takes the pow between the toes
Of his left foot, and presses the strings
with the toes Of his right. He has
given several concerts at Berlin and
telpsic, and is soon to perform in
Paris .l-n-- 9lf i1 rf1l ,tdtfE4 q
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GOODNESS Of heart is mans best
treasure, his brightest honor, and wis
est acquisition. 1t is ray Of divinity
that dlgnifes humanity, attracts adj
niiration, and assimilates himato his
Creator, but, Ike pure golA is liabls
to be counterfeited.
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Terms of Publication,

THE WAYNEsBURG REPUBLICAN, Office In
Bayers building, east OF the Court House, is pub
lished every Wednesday morning, at Sc per
annum, IN ADvArcB, or 81 80 If not paid with
In the year. All subscription accounts MUST
be settled annually. No paper win be sent
out OF the State unless paid for IN ADVANCE. and
nll such subscriptions will invariably be discon-
tinued at the expiration of the time for which
they are paid,
communications on subjects of local or general
Interest are respectfully solicited. To ensure
accompanied by the name of the author. moi for
publication, but as guaranty instimposition.
All letters pertaining to business of tho Office
must be addressed to the Editor
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GRANT AND COLFAX.

Their Letters Accepting Their yOmina-
ti0n and Endorsing the Platform of the
Chicago Convention.
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The Mississippi election has nbbesss been
4 fxed for Jnne 29d, SO continue frous%
day to day until completed"
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MONROE ex-Mayor.
D.,x, III 1n.t

9tf 90 yitnt MONROE ex-Mayor.
4 /, q e,r PEoRY, ILL.,, 10Th.
The circle which hez interest in
the handlin NV ardent spirits at this
place congntulates the President on
his b. triumph over his (and,pur) enemies.
Iher confidence in the integrity of the
SENT wuz not misplaced. They con-
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! FROM CHICAGO.

@#S #@S GHic4 60 june o.
Before tie face yesterday KSshav xas the
steady fsvorite In one pool be sold for
1910, Rich, the successful horse bringing
SIG and the Field Sl00. Rich. Temple
and Rockey we're in fne condition Bashsw
looked too soft, asd in hisjseging yss tri6e
sore His owners only consente q % start him
At the earnest solicitation Of the management
Palmer was too thin, sud n2iod7 looked for
hip 70 via. -.
The singing societies met n 10 O'Clock this
aoss' .ies.. q & s's .ssse1ss sssss,
stnte1 81 tSo dsltas,es. vasFoT heasisK sheif
respective society called, presented their Gre
dentials After disposing Of the business oi
the Bund the foHRs1qnSE an AlieeHDsqess
Nord Amerikaniscke Ter Sengerb6nd was 10 or
der This aflernoul thess will be IN excnr-
sion. and private entertainments in the Halls
Of the different societies in the city. There
will be balls 10 the Turner and Uhlich
Halls, one ticket giving edHissaon TO both,
entertainments. Ths HudtaAUs for ts-mor-l
row includes pic mic as Wrisht'a Grove, :
beautiful place. ee the sSssA s!ss, ,qs. .kst
harch thers ~ifl be formed 1t nine clock.
llsht1 fhe &iNostes 1oais Sonteri63t'
upon invitation, visited the Chamber Ct Com-
Werre to-day during the session Of the Board.
Just before closing change the members Of
the Buffalo Liedeftsfi sang :. The Beautiful
May, ,gAnd . Sisr 6pansled Banner" The
sineaS1 - s1nhsbls, sd racevsd witA ths
enthusiastic applause Of ne bulls and bedrt.
Subsequently number of the Amateur mem
bers Of the Bosrd, led bI Ar. Jones. tie
hyel,est sport on Change, saug " Ameries, !"
Aid other populas sirs.e q.
The third Grsn1 concen Of the esngerisst
comes oG at ESQ this afternoon. TLis even
ing, in addition TO the balls, there will be .
humber Of private concerts,
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NV YoRx, JuAs 20.
The towboat Lsrcy exploded o6 the bat
terry, about o o'clook this morning. blowing
three men overheard, Who .ers drowned:
W. y. eess .h 's.Sa.s sosS.. ..e 1'
The schooner Magic voa the prise in the
t6n - ste6e lRiCsSo6
the prize il the Atlaulic club race yesterday.
Tho inquest on the bodies Of the killed 81
the steam Gre engine explosion Wa commspc-
s3yeetsrpay. Tbs engiassss ulI soon ~
aAse HE his Iatstemenh 4he Il fec01 f
in. NIL .S Fa.1z*A5s4 HS
. OKAW, Ills June 10.
The most viplent storm Of this season pass
ed over this town, and Iicinity ahosts O. e1eek
r n yesterday TIE gasd6Sas - 1nfkI11
destroyed BY the hail, which fell in great
quantity. The Nethodist church steeple vas
blown down, and the building damaged ~ ~
amSQstf Of 3o0A. Tbs EArmers' At1el ~
parsfilly bl1wn 1own, and large bfiek ee6s
daies< Adjoinine h was considssAhly dadk
S9ed.
San FRAHclsco, June 10.
A very large audience attended the dsdica-
ton of the kercansile lihr1rlst0iI1hg in
thls CITY stAst eve3tu&f pni\2&E ~ 0xt4o
largsss Ind 6nest edinces oh lbH hs1s. s
A rock slide on the line Of the Bealrsi Pa
cihc Railroad, near Summit tunnel, two dsys
since, killed several Chinese. -
4ks III lEhgh trip 10 Reno vas nd
zen Rtn1N fh1 Company ny The road viii
e1nff10 Sjo26ne dG Hnmhp3dt rivT, 100
niles beyond Reno, eEfly in July. Nine
tAouMAd men 9rs e0p1eye4.
The Trinidad lumbar 0&lis, II Hanboldt
county, we're blown upon the l6sh inst, kill
ing one man and wounding several others.
La CnossE. Wis., june 20. :,
The steamer Nosthern Balls. nth the lla-l
noisfSaoA Abdociation Ea1euni6sists, neurl
barneatuntsfneyedissrs md AakU h1isl.
passed La Crosse to-day en- route to st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
IRoS BRIDGE, Wis, June 10.
Swede's Iron Company Mills burned iase
night, caused By the explosiof, of ga. Loss
$4,000.
PORTLAND. Me-, June 10
A boat containing eight men wAe ipeA at
the mouth Of Sacoss river yesterday. Viva
men, all FreDchmen, we're drowned, four Of
whom leave families.
PHILADELrHrA, june %.
Cyui VrkhI b conskdhen a 4osint
money on . boat race, tried suicide by taking
Paris green to-day.
ToIkDo, JuDe %.
The eastward bound Express uain on hs
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EMA WASHINGTON. !
WASHINGTON, June %

WAsHfxaTox, June 20
The President to-ds, sent riessaxe TO the
House OF Representatives vetoing the Ar
kansas sdmisrion bill He says his approval
of the balI oould be N .dmiasioa that IT,
reconstvucttoe astp % Con6Wo WuroSpj<p0
aad ooaeussaiouAt His ojSssn4 As AAguAa
Ia reference o those meAsB1es have unosr
gone no change, but on the coutrsry, have
been strengthened by the results sh,ch have
attended Ii II execution. The President
goes on 70 say thai II ATkanss 10 NOT State
i abe Unipn, thisbiA sses s0 n4nit i; 80
esGs if o ~ a&pf Aauap NM Ssals Z (
tae Mon % Iessslftiop Z pAesAsary TO de-
clare u entitled 70 Representation. Mr.. John-
ION says I'll thAa is necessary TO secure Ar
kansas in all its conssitulionai relations to
ths Qsyer1Fss' !. deeiaQ.by saeh h(s
epd AerekS Sibility !. Of Shose prNenlp6
tbss State. This, saya Mr.. johnson, is The
plain and simple pisp of he Constitution.
1ad he ,oies s5GpS AAlsestlt secomends that
Is be adopted. The President quotes from
the bill the prescribed Fundamental condi-
tons upon which A,kansas il declared enti-
tied to representation, and says be 10 unable
70 End in the Constitution any variant BY
sAich Congress may aear4 the power 70
Impose fandsmedssl eoaditiesS apop 4 state
which hss hseN dHlY adpittsd into the Enion
on sp: sQnaI fooslne viii the original States
10 IN rsApecss. To sive Congress power to
regulate The elective franchise would b. To-
tS1sFsT NJ 1ap14nsntat principles sfHssa
publics.
After referring TO other Objectionable fea-
lures Of the bill, the President concludes By
asking: 4 Would it not be the part Of wis
dog. 70 tAke fok our ,gnide the Federal QoEs
ssiu1SonA rather sAan Vi Fsspsy u peasases
which, looking oniy to the present, may in
fev years renew, in IN aegrsyased form, the
strife caused By legislation which has proved
TO bs 70 ill-timed and unfortnnase7''
,The tax bill reported 10 the House to-day
fxesahS tax on whisky q 60cSuas.
The liner qualities Of totsccp ~ reduced
from 20 to 82 fspta. TAefs i not n-.aa
ckHnse II otkef kinds.
The bill i loegs smhsacins thp adajn,ssrar
ny lsfsPa sc {eek a6ect1 epaghsd 4
the tn 6m ksaSt6g6gs Imported.
= IN Fte0dsats tn.dsy 0nt TO the Senate
The following nominations: VIM. W. Moore,
t~ho 10 the Conservative President Of the
-ocsed Of Aidefnen,) TO Be Postmaster Of
Washington, in place Of Sayles j. Brown.
Mouidef, Surveyor GenerSi Of Colorado !;
Il ! 4 s. 6, "a 7Sss 8 fssi, Assessor of
Tie "a District Of Kentucky.
ns|s: ( q IL, sss,, ..a, .sss sss
etAs rseoifmsndaaioa ef Gsa. Scho6sia and
olAerss s4 u a-aa
Gen. Grant gave . private reception to
Minister Barlingans and suite, at his resi-
dence, this evening.
W. Evasts ~ soeually declinad he ue-
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Ilrl
MIDNIGHr BEP0RT.


AfA CON6kl0O---9eeood Ooaesoe.
w..v--c. -. %
sksArk.
Mr.. Harlan moved 10 take up the bill 10
relation 70 the Rock Island bridge.
All the 0eaators objected on account OF the
sperss assendsnce, to-day having having been
~ aside for NJ conqderaiion Of the 4ension
|h4E lax .Hx "a
Mr. Yftet t7ed 70 call up the bill TO admit
Colombo, saying that the Coumittss had :
report 70 it, with IN Amendment, 70 which
nobody could object. 70 send the Hasses 5eeE
~ t4eopN Mth tn ronditiop Pc te4ACf
sED4nG thsf 1At1 1nspdmet hseoesl -
suiS164. =
Objection was made on the ground before
mentioned, and the resolution was Withdrawn
ss - Joint ftSondee sgD4qfS3A6 the turning
eser Of certkin dhtiiled spifits 70 the SarEeon
General, for the use Of the army hospital,
passed.
MAfa0une2 c1lled - the U14 NDo~ ~
RI ca1 ITO Gl6ea NsSfee e tbe e.
fstri 9ourt q 6s1 4osk 3nthN 80
0e bsAsA stsadaef babladn, .ppf0pfAtinx
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Lcxpos. Juns -.

LoxBoS, June -.
To-day keIpe. IL eaeissssy af ~ seess.
thfons of Enslssd, d hes bsss observed = I
holiday 10 - sstfupslis, ssd sbas also bssn
daily observed b appropriate selatAs tArossh-
~ - \ tks1 1sii&1s 06vsrss y =.
The city has bssn gaily decorated with 6ass
and strssusss, ind he naval vessels, = vel
y The mercantile sariss o. ~ nasioss, havs
been profuss in thsir display Of colors.
BYaax, June 20.
The ssssiea Il lie Norfh German Psriis-
nsst vas fornsly closed yesterday. King
William, Of Prussia, made short and pacific
spssch on the occasion. He received and
commsnssd fssor.bl, On tho work of the ~
sioa, apA copsladed By expressing Ais con.
viction that the result Of the lsbon Of Par
lament would BE- ssecsssfui, and that Ger
many voad consinss - s,jog Tie bisssisp
Of psacs.
DEs MolsEs, June 20. Il.
s1e1oHpDeeenser cars An ruepinG. oa ~
Chicago, Rock Island : Pacific Railroad, 70
poilt 6ftsen uilssl bsgosd Des Moipsa.
The work Of extending the road TO the MIS-
sQnei3Drispsoepeeags sp1idls~ia ssgkie3
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G II Ensrsoa --..-...-...eo Fourth Biondsan.
CLOCKS, wATcnEs = JnwELnr.
Sam Bridsss..............Gosl I 1stes Hesss.
7. r. ]. Ayres sons...... -..-.-..0f Main street
ch0rnaEns.
vsneill, Jonss Co......oor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern co...-..-ecr Second Main streets,
CROCKERY q QUEENsWARE.
Carey L. FAivrs ...... Main street-bst 5th 6th.
sss eoonnfssaoH nEncnAaT1 "
wN sturgss gss........-.....,........4es South Lsvss.
Oleeks-WAelssals 4 Retail.
S O Bridges ......... Nos Ester House
usi.. silver Ware.
s 9 Bridges ....... 49,. Nos ; Estes Hsuss.
DRHTIsTRY.
Dr. CIR RWatt...........e Main and Rffth sts
Dr L Ingsrsoll.... Third Main, up stairs).
DRY oo0Ds-wHoLEsALE.
I'M Shelley 4 Sons Main street.
Kramer, Irwin los Main street.
DRUas-wHOLEsA 4 RETAIL.
TiIknson, Bartlett 4 Co....-.-.y4 Main street.
Ksr Fuller .......~-sI NAN strsst.
DIFF Il oConnor ..es y ain stfsst.
DRY.GOODs-HETAI
II Bost~iek ek..,.......-............s7 Main street
Phillips Kerr Mails stfsst
Gregg son. ......6 Estes Aosae
Epissbsrger, Mayer = Co........-Eo. Ill nsin-ss
znEravi.s, Brands. 4 Seals.
Sc Bridges.........-........Nos Nos : Estes House
E0as = BUTTER.
q D. ~ M.s1 MI utN
Pans, Faney 0osds. Fins Cutlery.
Bridges .-.....-....... Nos Estes Houss
FURNITURE
Duncan, Karle 1 Co....--l4e l49 Main strsst.
Gas = STEAM FITTINGS.
Aooar Son ........-Jo Johnson street, bet 90 4th.
0sia Pens, Pencils, psskst Dsshs.
Sc Bridges. l Kstss Has
osil. silver. ana livery MssntsA csass
O Bridges Rssss House
CONGRATULATIONS.
9. Pollock ! co......... .....-....lls Main stree
Hanill Co.............-.....-...lOe 100 Main sfsss
Kellogg, Birgs Co....--.ss......-ss san ssrss
RF Bower Co......................-se Ahta stfs9
n stafford. ..,.........cor Dlonasss AiIsyss
GRocHRs-RErAIL.
Rebsrtson Alb s......, .........l lie Main stSsst
J&A @ McQusei .........".........A AAn stsses.
Cox Iryin...-... ...ccFuer Iftb , AsiN stsssss
8yarensssrs, Fhssnsnstsra, 1fsArs0-
etsrs. ~ ssa&
Sc Bridr.s. Nos 8 Bstss Asuss
Hardware 4 Bsuss FafaishiA9 oooas
A. Weber 4 &Co......................1S3 Nal street
aARDwARE.
Peck Brothers cor Fourth Main strssts
b .......ss Main strssf.
HATS, CARS = FUnnIsHIsG uoODs.
Dillon Jones ....~............ ...sz Main street
HATS, CAPS AND sOTIpIs
Burkitt i 0e.,...................-el Main street.
HQTELs.
7epfsr House.-,......-..-...e0rT Tpird JOHNSON,
Deming Houss...-..-,....,sps tscoad iaaasar.
assUnAHCE AGENTS
L.J. Adams, .corasr I'd and Main ~.
IOWA COAL = OIL 90.
oGes......... ..Lcves, bet Main Johnson.
1cn aew &
Collier B Berry Fifth strset-in Estes Hssss.
iror.
Bro,n.ll Bros. -........cor Main Fourth
51yHE1T7T,Ss,se daA
IN Rridgss................-eos ! *s'es nsss'
LIouoas-WHuLx
\ Leonard 1 &co.............H7 M Main street
CO aAasLE voaxs {. q
Bawdsn 4 Chsaoweth. Third strest-nssY Main.
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PROSPECTUS.

sesE
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This conpaay i established with visw 10
chsapsn Telegraph ecfssapsaasnes In ths Wet,
and viii isssss s1lsss 4 N pai1ta vksss ~ n
~ ssstf "a s..ss. e -. g. A.s'sis AZ f.
Nattseal Act Il Ceuesss. TAs shares pss q
low ssn, b srdsf 70 inAncs Ale sisssss tsbssons
osAh0i1ess, ard thsrehy fnssfs III ssdee5s By
fsvofine the Company with their basisess and
iadpsaea. We desire our shareholders 70 he eom-
posed Of every business. vocaaisa And eslliag.
The stock win be apportionsd, sceordinet TO pop
ulstion. TO the cities snd villages in ILLINOIS,
WIscuNsiE. ntNNEsoIA, MICHIGAN,
IOWA.IEDfANA. AIssouRL KANSAS nd
NEBRASKA. W. expest svsFy sstsspssin4 Dsa
IL thses ssaess sill sseoud tsf 4ndssvefs. Oar
extensive cofrespdndencs IL States naaed var
raAt dis hops. The peopls srs estAssiAsts for
= Aeonpesine line aed eheapss prices. TnEY SHALL
the CAPITAL STOCK
Il Three AiIias Of sDallsu, a1sidsa isto sAarss
Of SIS eaehLe HKsR IL hpaiAaA aisA sAsfs, .
csrtiasase Of st ek for S3s win b issusd, and no
able 10 ~ Saxsed dtvioo6dt t@of iusstsst = ths
istssr ascent - sson sftAe7 7hes ass se.plst,l.
Tastallnasta fron tine 70 tins. fas tAs paymsas
ef ne atsek suhsesibsd, viii - sallsl fss by III
Directorsyss ~ ssssttaA " sAs lines prseress.
saosefiptisas Toy singis SHARE VIII b ressiveA.
The more ths mock Il distributed the bstter Tor
tie Cgnpany. There il no Individual llAhility AZ
~ III stock ia paid for.
TelegFaPhs Conne&1ions.
rss sras wsssssn Tsiserapa osavaay Il -
dsr ssstrass with ~ Atlsasie ~ fAeias Tss-
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FOR SALE.

Twenty IhoasoDa D0aIors W0Yth
of Property.
Northeast Or Sec 10 IS, s, 1c0.
3 hf Of Northwest Or Sec II, 65, 5, 30.
W hf Of SostbsAst az Bee II, 65, s, so
8 E ar Of Southwest qr Sec IL, 65. 8. 20.
Lot 10. B l0o, Blondssa bet 18th Z l4th III.
Lot 8, B $50, os nth and Des MoineA IL.
Lots 4. 8. q. B ~, r P / Wna Add, l6sh
and Orleans sta
Lot 8, B 10, Estes Add. 18th and Concert sts.
Part Of lots 4, & q, B 81, lse snd ExehAnee.
Lot /, Bl28, 6sh aAd Morgan.
Lots and 8, B 26. r P 4 WINS, On plsnk
road.
Part Of lots md 4. la7, High, between
9th and lQth.
9. h. JoHHsTn.,
tares-sn - ana Aain ssrsst.
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n FOR sale.
~ ACRES ~ LAsn--nesr Farmington, lows, al
IL Eisht Da'is1s.aer Arr
A 9s~ssArLE KEsIDE sCS On Hisn ,trsst, tietwsen
~ F,4th and ssrta stre~ts, one fcof East from ths
Cgpxrsxsfsoasl Church-f sne haa~s. hh ss1 rooms
- 's r~is,- full lot With good stsSta. Fruit Trees
ri-.err &c Title good Bnassre Of
saiy WV YULT ~. - N sin street.
AVERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
y two los, 10 god tfpstr, on west De Of Hrsha
49, sa1 :" FcL16s,
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49,. pas. Of Lots and 2 In boSk ~ corner of
~, n, aud sluth streets, on which IA avery as"fs
Two <u J. Q. and 8, In block iso, corner OF oos-
Ger. y, -. AZ very no<srsse sxurss Enqsrs OF
~ Ma n street
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spissberger, Mayer ce...-......No III Aaan-st.
Mr. weber r...............cor Third Main stFsets.
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vsnciIl, Jonss 1 Co.....oor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co.....-ecr Second d Main streets
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