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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09
MY Lord Lindsay and MY Lord Ada

MY Lord Lindsay and MY Lord Adnre.
1t is not often that Spiritualism enjoys the
advantage of the testimony of lord-at least
of live lord. But Home, the medium, is no
common juggler, and his feats are verified by
no ordinary witnesses. Lord Lindsay is his
friend, his disciple and his historian. Not
long ago it occurred to this noble lord that it
would be q matter of the greatest Importance
if Home could see a magnet in the dark, and
Home saw it. 81 have been trying" says
Lord Lindsay, ''for more than two years to
get satisfactory result in this experiment
but hitherto with only doubtful success" But
Home saw the instrument, or rather the light
supposed to be hidden away in the magnet
and consequently Spirtualism must be
true. This is fixed at last, and we are
glad of it, Now, when the medium
floats in the air seventy feet from
the ground or goes out of an aperture too
small for bis body we shall not doubt it. And
even on these points we have Lord Lindsay's
testimony. But there may be one more
triumph for Spiritualism, and we hope soon to
be able to record it, We want to hear of
Lindsay floating in the air. 1t would be so
delicious to have real lord in the jugglery
line coming ont of the little end Of a horn and
doing other wonderful things. We should
then know that the peers of the realm are
really serving some useful purpose. In the
House Of Lords they are too dull even to be
amusing; but if any considerable number of
them should turn jugglers what fun we should
have. Ordinary showmen would be compelled
to stand aside, and Home would find his
vocation gone. My Lord Lindsay and
my Lord Adare are excellent witnesses
as to Homes feats. 81 may mention
that on another OCCASION" says Lindsay,
81 was sitting with Mr.. Home and Lord Adare
and cousin Of his During the sitting Mr..
Home went into q trance, and in that state
was carried out of the window in the room
next to where we were and was brought in at
our window" And he adds lord Adare
then went into the next room to look at the
window from which he had been carried. 1t
was raised about eighteen inches, and he
expressed his wonder how Mr.. Home had
been taken through 80 narrow an aperture
Home said (still in trance), Il will show you,
and then, with his back to the window, he
leaned back and was shot out Of the aperture
head first, with the body rigid, and then
returned quite quietly Why cannot these
noble noodles ''foat" also? If they will make
fools of themselves they might as well run the
risk of breaking their necks in doing it. At
least they might 60 into the show business,
where they are so much needed: -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09
ns
Tho Lower California Land Company ana
the Communists.

despatch which we publish Today informs
US that ''the director of the Lower California
Company has proposed to President Theirs
to receive all the Communist prisoners as
colonists, and N. Theirs has promised to lay
the offer before the Assembly" This is
not news to us, as yesterday we Published
the whole scheme forwarded by the HERALD
correspondent in Paris. The California Land
Company is a New York institution. It has
among Its directors and officers many names
well known in social, political and financial
circles in the United States The company
some time since obtained from the neighbor-
ing republic Of Mexico the land which the
directors Of it now intend to turn to practical
account. With keen instinct they found
France in peculiarly perplexing position
regarding her Commune prisoners, and they
went to her aid. With characteristic repub-
lican boldness they said-''Give us your
prisoners and we will utilize them. If they
are willing to work they can have plenty
of 1t in a land across the seas" Theirs fell in
with the idea, and the bargain is almost as
good as made. Lower California is to be peo-
pied with the Paris reds. A better chance
for these fire. eating Parisians to redeem past
errors could not be presented to them. IN
less they desire to have fight among them
selves they will have no one to do battle
with. II, however, they desire to live in peace
and work, their labor will be rewarded ten
fold. The country is rich in resources which
only require development. Let them como
and work out their own regeneration on the
Pacific Slope,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY has passed the bill
indemnifying those departments which have
suffered by the German invasion. So it seems
M. Theirs, in spite of his severe denunciation
of the measure, has effected compromise
with the National Assembly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09
YACHT RACE AT PORTSMOUTH,.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August 8, 1871
Rev. George H. Hepworth's yacht Ida and Mr..
William Dxon's yacht Bismarck sailed race to-day
from this city TO the Isle OF Shoals and return, a
distance OF twenty-t0ur miles, the Ida winning In
four hours and minutes, beating the Bismarck
twenty i've minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

SENATOR SUMNER declines the medal which
the Haytiens offered him, on the ground that
he is not permitted by the strict letter of the
constitution to receive presents from foreign
Powers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

Westfeld catastrophe will be commenced to.
day
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THE CRUISE OF THE NEW YORK YACHT
CLUB.

WOODS HOLE, Mass August g. 1871.
The New York Yacht squadron has Just (seven
O'Clock p. NJ anchored IN Vineyard haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

buttng the heads of the democracy against
stone WALL be led of on the new departure, +"
and that, rapidly following bis example, the
democracy, from State to State, throughout
the North fell into line with him, in the accept
ance of the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments-negro emancipation, negro civil
equality and negro suffrage-as fixed facts in
the constitution which the party would fight
no longer, but would recognize henceforth as
parts of the supreme law Of the land.
Now, this is the main thing, we contend,
which is operating to turn the tide 10 the
South in favor Of General Grant and the
republican party. 1t is this ''new departure"
that will serve to settle all perplexities touch
ing these recent elections in North Carolina
and Kentucky. The case is plain as da ylight.
The Southern democracy are mainly identified
with the 'lost cause" and down to this new
departure they were hopeful of a restoration
of the old constitution of Buchanan through
the election Of democratic President and
Congress. So long as the national democratic
platform of 1863 declaring the whole budget
Of the Southern reconstruction measures of
Congress unconstitutional, revolutionary,
null and void, remained in force, so long the
Southern democracy, and particularly the old
soreheads among them, like Davis Stephens,
Toombs and such, we're prepared to do almost
anything to assist the Northern democracy ia
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

4 mortgage representing a value of
$500. 900. on the q. ". X +. Railroad was
recorded i'll tie Clerks Office at Maryville
Nodaway county a few days ago.
John Quincy Adams Of Mass, has
written a letter which will appear III the
St. Louis. Republican. in which he
warmly indorscs the socalled passive pol
lev for the Democrats i'll the next Presl-
dental election.
IT is announced that Henry Clay Dean
is about to srrcdc from the Democratic
party. The Democratic party wlllthuS
lose little brains and much filth.
Four missing deck hands of the City
of New London have been reported, re-
ducin@ the number of lost to II, OF these
| IL have been recovered.
1t is stated that the North Missouri
, railroadintcndS erecting a large hotel al
Moberly.
! The work on the railroad between
| Memphis and Lancaster, is being yIgor'
! ouslv prosecuted. The road is beng
| built in a most substantial manner.
The City Council of Trenton has at
last dccidcdto liccncc dram-shops. The
h'opu6Iic0H of that place declares the
decision to be in opposition to seven
ciyh.s of the citizens.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
TSAChERS' INSTITUTE.

The Andrew County Teachers lnsti-
tute will V il Savannah on The
26th day of December. 1871, ana coh'i'iue
in session four days. All persons ih'er.
cstcd in education are cordially .nVlteo
to attend and participate i'll the cxercr |eS'
Teachers Of Andrew County, come for
ward. one and all. and let lis work to-
eethcr as we should in the great cause of
>pular education. thereby showing to
,ha rents of those whom We instruct
,h.t We re interested i'll the profession
,,-h;.h wa AVE for the time being cs-
,orsod and le,' us show them by our
works that wc arc ,.-orthy Of being called
teachers of youth
The following is the prD"rainme:
Tuesday Forenoon-Elcction of OH
GERS.
Acknowledging address by Rev.
Mr.. Cruikshank. after which here will
be a discussion on tn" methods of teach
ing, etc.
Class Drills.
Reading-Cha>. Mctionaglc.
Orthography-IIenry Flint.
Grammar-II. =. Alexander.
Mental Arithmctic-John W. Wilker-
son.
!, Written Arithmctic-Cha>. krickcn-
bar"cr.
Geography. Common School-~lIan>o
Ward.
Geography. Phy>ical-J. G. Honold.
IIistory-R. }. Harry.
t,rpTorN.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
DRIFT-WOOD

The County Court ofPutnam county
complains that the conditions of their
subscription to the Burlington and South
western Railroad company, are not being
complied with. Work should have been
begdh within six months from the date OF
subscription.
JOHN W.RossELL, AGED twelve wears
shot and instantly killed his stcp-iathcr,
James Il. Pogson, at Flnney's Grove. Ray
countv.on Sunday of last week. 1t issta-
ted that the deceased attempted to Kill
his wife with a knife when the boy fired.
a verdict of iustiiiablc homicide was rcn-
dered at the Trial.
David Groomer, one of the Oldest res
idents of Davicss coanty died last Sunday
at the advanced age of scvcnty-iivc years.
lie was the largest land owner and the
wealthiest man in the county. When he
settled in Davies county he was poor aud
uneducated.
"A poor but honest bus driver i'll Kan
sas City, has fallen heir to a fortune of
SZ,ooo,ooO, left him by an uncle in France.
So says the Bulletin.
THE official majority for Hon. Joel
Parker Democratic candidate for Gov
crnor ofNcw JERSEY. 6.OO7.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
EO MANS RIGHTS.

Yes. W. arc,,unoquivocally and unqHcs-
tionahlv in favor of Woman's Rights-and
1t is the right of every woman Inthe land
to havca good sewing machinc-thcn get
Uowe's Machine. as il iSuudou btcdly the
best nthc market. Mr. Oneal- of Maiian
Oucal & krcfcr a"ts. for the North West
for this machine, was i'll town last week.
and wcundrrstand i going to open a store
at this place. for the sale of the Howe
Machine. shall he pleased TO have such
an establishment in II place. and hope
that Nes>crs Nathan. Oneal X kccfcr ma,
meet with abundant success.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
State of Missouri Andrew County, SIS
MORGAN 1T RSr,
Guardian Il CurrtCr
k.ststc Of Gilbert Hurs;

kststc OF Gilbert Hurst
decra.ed. In Probate Court.
Nr.,n Hurst. Guardian
and Curator,
Notice i hereby given that the Undersigned
Guardian and Curator Of the persons and estates
of The minor he T. OF Gilbert Hurt deceased. has
ha- mai" n j Ist and rrae exhibit OF the account be
.Wrrn himself aud his sa,d Wuris. and fled the
same with the Probate Court OF sid county OF Al
drew and that ~ the ffst day of the next December
term, i-.I, thereof. he intends To apply 10 sald
Cunrt for leave to make n final settlement Of hl-
curator and guardianship accounts and Tor his dIs-
change a surh guardian and curstur.
November Il \ A. b. Isl. MokhaN huR>I.
swI Guardian and CutatOr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

In a letter to Capt Edwards Clerk
OF the Circuit Court, from his brother
ElIs Edwards, dated Antelope L. PR. Il.
o 3cih IL y NJ, he says the sun is shin
ing beautifully but it is : i~erably cold.i ice
10th Of an inch thick on the glass in tho
car windows, lie is enjoying himself first
rate. Iii, man. friends will be glad to hear
ofthis.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
Final Settlement,

Notice is hereby given that The under
signed Administrator of the estate OfThom-
rs j. Roberts, deceased, will, at the December
term of the Probate Court Of Andrew coun-
ty. Missouri. to be begun on Monday, the
18th day of December, 1871, make final set
Element of said estate.
5w4 JOHN ii. OLIVER, Admir-.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

NoTICE.-The undersigned will sell at
Private Sale at his residence near Fillmore,
One SPIN of Mules and Harness, one two
horse Wagon, one Mare and Colt, two
Cows. Household and Kitchen Furniture
and otbor ,r,;o.as no numerous to mention,
:. s. BEALE.
Dee. 6 1871.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
AImiaistrator'S Notice.

Notice il herel y given that iet"r- Of AdLiniStra-
ton VI, n the estate of uu"re" Elliott Deceased have
been granisdto me by Andrea County proba.e
cnur; bearing date the "S,h day of Ocloter A. ID
~.
All persons having cl aims asainst said estate are
requiredtp exhibit, them 10 me tor allowance within
one year from the da'c'oi SAID letter. or they may
Lc prcc! rIed from any henrht0i siid estate ara y
.u.h claims be not within ,wn YEAR from this date
Of said letters they shall be forever barred.
WILL M ANDERSON
administrator Of G.o-re Elliott DECEASED No
yenber the 9th, AID, III. n1wl
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Messc;s Browne Sargent, the popular
druggists, south side square, have recently
been making large additions to their al
ready full stock, and now have a full line
OF pure Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery,
Fancy goods, Lamps, School Books, Sta
'lonery and the best of Groceries. Give
mem a call when you need anything in
tleir line.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Hiawatha Kansas, wasyi>ited by a fire
on Wednesday night which destroyed Il
hardware store, an adjoining drug store. a
jewellery storc.a boot andshoe shop, and
several other establishments; involving
a loss of about $4,000. The insurance
is small.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Our friend W. II. Purviance was the
recipient of a handsome thanksgiving:
present, in the shape ofau eight-pounier
of the feminine gender.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Glazi"r's stock Of dry goods i full I"
REPETITION of the choicest goods ever bro
u-htt TO Savannah. and Judging by the way
they are going ont the ladies seem to ap-
nrrriatc il.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
NOW

We learn that. Billy Stockton painter
formerly of thi,' 2Ia,r.waS %rcccrti, hii''"
at Burlington Iowa: while attempting 10
couple 4 ear to The train. he missed il>
footing and slipped. :hc train passing
over his body. nilling him intantly.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

SHERIFF CoNOVER desires the several
township Clerks to come in and get the
school funds in his hands. belonging
to the various townships.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
REFRESHMENTS.
NEW Adv
Final S, '.--0An0ii''

en- that the under
Notice Is hcrepy CIV the estate of Amos
signed, Administrator OF at the December
Chapman, deceased, will, of ndrew coun-
term of the Probate Court on MONDAY, the
tv. Missouri. to be begun ,,ake final set.
18th day of December, 1871, L"A -" 90
Element of said estate: y Admir-.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

About the happicst man in this conf
munity:eXcept PuryIancc.:s Dave Harlan,
It's a girl and weighs twelve pounds.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Road C~hallac0mb'> Real Estate Card in
al"thrr column. Don't fail 10 give hima
call. ifyou have amy property to sell, OF
desire to purchase any.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

pIED-Ncar Fillmore November End.
Ms. Martha J. Bcalc. wife of :. :. ncaie.
i'll Ike j2nd wear of her age.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

We have been made the recipient of a
handsome and useful present which places
u under obligation TO the donor, our
esteemed friend J.. y. Webster.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
SHERIFF'S SALE
Under Mortgage With Tower of Sale

s sntss of SDa : 3 SIS,
w derson his wife on the 9TH day of June 1871
conveyed to Smith McGinnis. by their certain deed
RernIders office for Andrew County Missouri, in
Rook 81 Mt page IL. cf the Records of Andrew COun-
iy. the follow ns described Real estate situated in
and,ew County Missouri. to wit:
The West part of the Scnth West Quarter of section
twentv-one (2) Township Sixty (Gol of Range thirty
ak i36, Containing one hundred and thirty five
ia, acre. which said conveyance was made for the
purpns sc of ecuring. the plyment OF a certain prom
isory note payable e, I" "OG ST mn Net, heGinnlss for One on
cate. signed 10 'eph &, Henderson, and dated Ju ne
fifth ~ 1871. ami bearing interest at ten Qu) per
AND WHEREAS it is provided in said Nor
trsge Deed with power of sale that if the said sum
Of money and the interest ,nere0n De well sud truly
30 , Ting to thu tenor ct thereof thai the said
Conys @srse , ! be s ssiS ,b but If the saH e shall
: ss, r his legal representative or at the request
G!r A. !, "a, Ho.' der Of said note the acting Sheriff OF
a 4 J.. rnty hight proceed to sell the property
hhd!e% u. ID. at he Court House door in the city
nere,n ar1nc.bbVc Cor. 'tv CT andrew and in the state Of
Missouri, first giving at i,'st axay uSSs pa9hc
notice ofthe terms: tine IA ,. ,aper printed IN
the County Of Andrew and State b. az aa md the
N WHEREAS, the whole of saia '''u n sdred
and seventy FIVE nollars (s5iSJ paid June Io.S :.
EYw T.HEEEF0KE at the request of the LEGAL
uOrucr VI sdlu U .hUDert COnOVer SnerlH OIL
a~-drewCounty Missouri shall on
ssJUHDAH the 18th day Of January 1879
Mt the s,:nth IHor of tina Court llouse in the city of
Savaura ali C,rnty If Andre" and State of Missouri
between the h.crl y. ten e'cloc. A, NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of sa,, day sell at public auction and
cute v to the highest and psst bidrer for cash in
band, the following described Real Estate. for the
purpose set forth in the aforesaid convey ance, as
follows to wit:
The West part Of the Southwest Quarter Of sec.
ton twenty one t2D in TownsL' p tixty tGD Of
Range ttirty-six t36); Containing OF e hundred and
thirty five acres or 80 muh Thereof as may be
necessary to pay the atore said note andcost and IN
ROBERT CONOvER
Sher T Of Andrew County
% A;sunprt
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
3u.2
GUARDIAN Z CURAT0hSSAlE
OF kEALE STATE.

Notice is rer,b by given that ly virtue Of an order
OF the Protatc Cour; of the County of Andrew and
state Of Ms yuri made at the March Term Thereof
ana reue~ed at tine :, premier FERN thereof A.D.
III, / Morsan ilurs' tuari IN and curator Of the
persons and e. tate q. Geor9eC. Ei!isa.Eii :Eiii7 X
Morgan Is, Eli heir at law AMI children Of william
j. M. deceased will on tse nth day Of DecemNer
A. ID, ISL at the Court house door IN the CITY OF
Savannah, in ,aid County q Andrew between the
Loars OF nine o'clock IN the fOre"oon and six o'clock
in The afternoon and during the session of the Pro-
bate Court of said County of Andrew, sell TT public
nuriinn FL The right title and interest OF -nid He"rse
=. rI,i.. ri VI. Ellis and Morgan L. Ellis IN and to
,hc f.lluwiug lie. cTibed real estate situated IN the
Comfy q. Andrew and STAT e Of ME- iuri; 70 WIT; =.
The undivided three eisntEs pLItol the vest hali
Of the ~auih West d1art.r ui section y" i"tn'y
eight - township No SIItT-oIe tl Ra &c No.
thirty four tGI) Also the unslNided three e'ghIhS
raT; of ten acres Of lari bounded n follows: com
1n.nciuv twenty rods East of the south We; corner
of thc South last quarter of section No. twenty
c,eht - Of o-nsnip No, s~iSiy-"n" ga, Range No,
thirty four "a. running thence south tOity RODS;
theme. East forty rods thence North forty rods Ia
IN. Soarh line OF saii Section No. twenty eIsht:
th-rc &c West on ,aid line forty rods TO the place
Of herlnnirs 4, TO the highest anu bet bidder for
-.-h ~ d aud.
Guardian * CurrtOr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Phil Arnhold. the worthy and efficient
Postmaster of St. Joseph, was III town
Yesterday.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

w. \. Price keeps a large stock
of Groceries. Salt. Wooden ware.
stone ware. Hardware &c.
w. a. Price Sells the best Cotton
Yarn for Sl,15 per Bale.
Go and get : lbs of Star Candles
at W. \. Prices for a dollar bill.
If You have any Dry or Green
Hides, take them to w. a. Price
and get the highest cash price.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

W. 4. Price is now paving an
advance price for Wheat, cash
up and no grumbling.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

lnLibcrty on Wednesday last Wal
ker and Coz dry goods mouse 7. F. Aliens
drug store, Goldman's clothing store,
Routt & >imrall's law office, Without &
Co.. grocery store and the law offices of
ChriSman 4 Chandler and d. &. Allen
were burned. Loss from 1900 to $4,000.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Pure California Wines for Medical
purposes at Brown and S%argant's.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

John BkildOW has had another attack
uf trcEior Cycr''Grant Capitalization and
Imperialism. But after relieving him
selfofhalf a rOlamn Of Democratic dish
wafer through the Ner Era. is able to
b. around again. Johns Democratic
hide is proof against Tweed imperialism
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
VALUABLE FARMS for 8
Nc. oeA.

| Nc. o2n.
\ good 10 acre lot in the
Mavannah, well improved al
lou>e of } rooms, agood >tabldl
- apple trees. y goo'i spring. \
ry;illc rood. Price $21j0c.
No. e2oS.
\ good dwelling and 2lots
nah. Price $1,000.
No. ass.
:. good farm Of 220 acres. iCl
cultivation and go acres of
mile Of hedge: Dwelling Of
good well. Good Stock waite
Orchard OF 100 apple trees. 81
timber. Prize so per acre.
No. 2a2.
4 very desirable farm of
miles North-wrst OF SavaTnal
house and small orchard. q
water and >priu" 70 heres in Il
and 80 acres in pa>turc.-pr|
acre.
Ne. 2aS.
\ good farm ot' 17:i acres. , nj
the Depot. 100 acrcs improved.
timber. dwelling lIaGScs. a
and good spriug.-Pr;cr $50 pei
No. 800.
\ desirable farm of 90 acro]
east Of Savannah. - acres
hoH>e of roonl>. good well. i
orchard.-l'rirc SIS per acre.
No. sol.
\ house and lot on Markell
roUm>.-pricc 5ii00.
Ne. 302.
a house with : rooms. well. q
smoke house. | i"i. we'll SET "
with fruit trCcS.-Pritc Sl.iO0I
No. 500.
\ very desirable biick rCSi,.
1 rooms. , acres Of land attache
well. stable and orciiard.-Pric'
No. 3G5.
\ good dwelling of ) room.
good stable. and some fruit L,
1850.
No. 500.
4 very desirable farm adioiI
more. POO acres under fence. 20
timber three miles off: 1856 APP
choice pcrchcs. pears and Il V
small fruit. an abundance Cf sto
dwelling 36N3O feet. i've room
$50 per acre.
No. 80. :
4 very excellent farm. $50
proved. dwelling Of rrcmS. 90.
and barn. 80 apple trees. t,-ncin.
miles NORTHEAST of savanna
So per acre.
No. IL.
\ first class farm in Nolawa'
= miles north of GuiItorl cont.