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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-27
LETTER FROM CHASE COUNTY
Health, Improvements, Farmers CIub,
etc., etc.

CEDAR CREEK, Chase Co., KANT
Dec. IS, 1872.
DEAR NEWS: We are all enjoying
the fine winter. Health good.
Stock are, SO far, doing well.
District No. Is is building a new
school house, 22x30.
Mr.. G. Young. Mr.. F. L. Drinkwater
and Mr.. j. b. Ferguson are all build
ing new residences.
Messrs Drinkwater and SILVER are
still turni ng out lumber ut their port
able saw mill at the rate of $4,000 feet
per week.
The farmers of the valley have Or
ganized q Farmers Club TO investigate
all subjects pertaining to their calling.
The best methods of blowing and
planting sod corn; the cultivation of
potatoes; growing spring wheat; the
best methed OF feeding corn to stock,
and the prOpaRating of orchards have
already been discussed, and many new
ideas have been gained TO the advan-
tage of all. The next meeting will be
held at Cedar Point on the evening of
the 3lst inst, at night, when the fur
thor discussion of horticulture will be
resumed, and an essay on sheep hus-
bandry. by Mr.. 0iddings, will be read
An interesting time Is expected. The
public, and especially the farmers, are
earnestly invited to attend. may at
some future tlme give you q more par
ticular report of the discussions.
A.v.
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NO PAPER NEXT WEEK.

Our printers have been hard
worked during the year and de-
mand Of Us q chance for rest during
the holidays. To comply with their
request, and to get our books in
shape for next years business, we
will not Issue regular paper next
week.
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Since Mr. Grceley's death the
Tribune has been drifting like a
ship without commander, and fer
the past two weeks its future man
agement has been very doubtful.
On the 18th the following was tele-
graphed from New York:
Fifty-one of the 100 shares of the
Tribune stock were bought to-day
by VIM. Orion, President of the w.
U. telegraph company. The parties
who sold were the Greeley estate,
George Ripley, Whitelaw Reid, Jno.
Hay, Thos. n. Rocker, Phil Fitz-
patrick, p. O'Rourke, and DIR. J. G.
Aver. Each was requested to keep
at least one share. Reid and Hay
refused, one selling four shares for
$4,000, and the other two shares fol-
$4,000. Messrs. Rocker, ORourke
Fitzpatrick and Ripley consented to
retain one share each, while DR.
Aver kept six OF his fourteen. Mr.
Reid Immediately resigned as acting
editor-in-chief, but was entreateG
to remain until negotiations were
concluded with Mr.. Colfax, but ht
refused. Finally, however, he con
sented TO remain a few days as {
personal favor to Mr.. Orton. Mr.
Hay was invited to remain, but re
fused, and other editors also retired
But Mr.. Orion, having purchased
his ephant, found it rather unman
ageable. A Washington telegram
next day said:
After long consultation to-dal
bet W zen Hr. Orion and Mr.. COlfaI
} IL was decided that the latter would
, not take the editor>hip of the Tri
bunp. George W. Curtis is bount
to stay with the Harpers, and Mr.
O,ton now talks of Speaker Riain
IA his choice,
But the result was that on Monda.
the old crew, with Whitelaw Rel,
as leader, regained control. Nj
o ton sold fry OF his shares, at a
5 advance price, TO Mr.. Reid, keepin
one, and cOnsenting 10 become on
I of the board OF trustees. The Tri
bnne, in announcing Its new propri
etorship, says:
We propose continuing our oil
battle against injustice and igno
, rance under the same Republica
, banner which Horace Greeley ul
. held SO steadily and so long, and O
the same policy of independents
which il was one of his last acts t
5 reaffirm. over his own signature, i
these columns. Naturally we sha
prefer TO support, as far as possible
= an administration which profes se
the party name Such an admins
tration will receive the frank an
3 cordial approval of every actio
5 performed in accordance with il
4 principles, but the Tribune is no
. body's official advocate. Our part
sympathiOs are not strong enough t
overcome our independence, or I
muZzle our honest utterances.
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THE
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS,
At Lawrence, Kan.

AT Lawrence Han.
TUITION FREE.
TINE SECOND session of the current
l. academic year begins Wednesday.
22d January, 1873.
REGULATIONS are now conducted IN the
new building, which wos opened for in
struction Cd December, inst.
Boarding in private families as cheap as
at any other place in the West.
For catalogues, and further particulars
applyto JOHN FRAZER,
President Of University of Kansas,
52t6% Lawrence, Kansas.
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STRAYED.

FROM my place, = miles north west OF
10 EmpOria, about the first OF OCTOBER,
n yearIing steer, with roam sides, whit
stripe on bEck, branded ~" on right
hip. A liberal reward will be paid for
information leading to his recovery.
j. &. WALkUP,
62t2S Emporia, Kan.
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patriotic purpose will almost ex-
,Iusivciy fall iHto the hands of the
great land monopOlists. More than
two thirds of the I've hundred mil
lion acres OF public lands now re-
naming unassigned, would there
tore be at once disposed of with no
benefit but positive detriment to
he country. and this would virtual
IY nuilify the homestead law"
Add 10 this the bill now before
Congress, which really centem-
plates the giving away to gigantic
railroad corporations of half the
best land OF the Indian Territory
when the great domain is opened to
white settlement, and 1t can readily
be seen that the next generation
will not have SO very extensive an
area TO stake out claims upon. And
instead of our public land lasting
for ten generations yet to come as
it ought to, it Will be pretty we'll
gobbled up by the year 1900.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Hunters.

nANIEL SHEETS has opened .
IL GdNShAkA'RA SHOP at o. z.
BUwman's store, opposite the postsftice,
on Commercial street, Emporia, Kansas
where he is prepared to repair all kinds
Of guns, or make new ones to order. He
has had a practical experience OF 40 years
in the business, and guarantees 10 give
satisfaction. Call and see him and sX-
anime his work. 52m2
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For Sale at q Bargain.

TWO story frame store, situated on
L sixth avenue, $50 feet west Of Com
mercIal street. The above is finished
will be sold on easy terms. For particu-
lars, inquire OF c. W. MILLER.
h2tf opposite postoffce.
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u Jim SnOddy editing the La
.syeno Jourpalf We sec that pa
psTj' srs fsT Hl9 Esr SSRstsr
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Notice to Hunters.

TINE undersigned hereby notifies all
L hunters aad trappers that he will
prosecute, to the extent Of the law, all
persons found hunting upon his premises
without leave. JAMES OTOOLE.
NeOsho Rapids, Dec. %, 1872. 52w3
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Gr0carvmen I

~ EFT your paper bags ut the NEWS
" Job Once. For sale a. st. Louis
prices-freight added.
52f E. E. ROWLAND.
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Manila Bags.

A LARGE lot just received at THE
~ NEWS Job Office. for sale cheap
DRAFTED Ga plain. E L. ROW LAND.
52If
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Wichita eats New York butter
at 90 -. > PSRad a."
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.HN and after January /, 1873, will
" sell goods for cssh or pr'"iuce Onh g.
and all parties indebted TO me are rr-
quested to call and settle forthwith, as !
am compelled to have alt the m"uey due
me. w, FLOYD
Americas, Kan Dec. -, 1917. 52tI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Call

A Nd get prices for WORK at the NEWS
"A Job Office before giving yoar orders
70 'drummers.' F. E. ROWLAND.
59ff
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LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINIEG uncalled for in the EN-
IL poria poStoffice. II not called for in
80 days they will be sent to the dead
letter ONCE. Persons calling for follow.
ing letters will please say advertised.
Anderson Mr. Johnston Alex
Allen VIM KeatIng James
AilIston Frank Lakin ROLAND
Appleby E f McAulIin &c
Aricrem Z Miss McCormac Ann Miss
Buckner John Parsons W B
Banks John Pritchard WI
Boon B Parker G.
Bush Carrie Misc Rolf p J
Candy Ricketts, s 7
Campbell j Robeberts s
Davis l. Mas Richardson Aollie
Dudley Philip Sumner Thomas
DuntOn l. G Smith Spencer
Hart Clara T. Miss Scott Spencer
Hunt Elizabeth Miss Smith j NJ
Hurd, I A Sloppy II Il
Harris Ruben Il Spencer in
Highly James Stephens Alexander
johnson hiollie Mrs Spigg Edward
johnson Ashley j Tice Abraham.
Jones David
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Don't Go


ITO the trouble of sending to st. Louis
or Quincy for Manilla bags, when
you can get them at home. For sale by
52tf +. E. ROWLAND.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Oh ACRES choice farming land,
| IOO about s miles southeast of En-.
purIa and near the 81 b. & T. railway,
described as n w u, sec. 8, town 20, range
| -. For price and terms write to
| &. C. HIXON & CO.
| 35tf Lumber dealers. Atchison. Nan
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Fall Of 1872.
READ ! READ ! READ | READ |

SO, 900 Grape Vines,
$4,000 Currants,
100. 900 Asparagus.
$50. 900 Blaekberries,
800, 900 Strawberries,
10000 Pie Plant.
20, 900 Gooseberries,
10000 Raspberries,
500 Mountain Ash.
200 Tamarack African
10000 Evergreens,
, 1872-10-09


Ee..i.ECAL.
E!5E-a1 oeu.:..;:oa - It's lIroc:s :.e5.ea
in .As 1.c,.!, D,.15:: Et .f..fg Cam
sSS@$e, .re: F-E Gs1.:e1, CsEt.ta CnsSies f1:cz,
s$s*s5etaon, {@cfIvary County. Fer Representatives,
S$aa;aa u RAines, OF Nsukegan; Richard bishop q
a44eIesz9.
for tbs Noveu, ber election began yes
ssSEakz:ay, IN s.. Louis.
:Jcdge 7. j. G. F=5g, ot Pike County, Is the Grant
Sandidase for c'uRreas In the Thtrteenth Missouri
~ ssa1istrict Against Bnckner, Liberal.
sS$s3g--The 81. Joseph Gazette sss1:
= @ & e. sn e. sa s2T nS
i Poskst le Il Taioa f.ess
:zksa2ds- These passes ala worth from Sss0 to ssa
= 1he Congressman sIluded to Is the Hon Is.so Q.
s. Farker, Grant candidate for re-aleotion.
=. The St Louis Repubiiea. ssss ot the result In
E: Georgia, LAST week:
ses's2 u" u e + % o. chs q S1a h - III \
MbeEa! n.9ory i Georgia sboxs fast zz9t i losing
& e 4 T. es:.s u s s.:
ns,ad nesso ss1ass 9 b 1eas qoope q gpt H.
,ia sias IN the nght ef the GeorEia election
i sefeiy elstned his. 1''se9
Tie Indiana canTass to look ont fm No. l. Tho
indianapolis Jsxr5as Of Mo,dsy last, raised the cy
Republicans we're trading OF Congressman fo1
members Of the Legislature and insanced counties in
7uoera Coburns District where it proposed to do
!thia The bad faith Of Morton to his pa1ty-frierds
&: anT shows the desperation Of bis leadership.
IS Great ouscxy Is nnde By Grants Newspaper o1gsm
necause of this poll-ta1 Of 81 in Georgia. Well, the
oiEfA1 WAS i1shtuted by the Republicans themselves
IN their reconstruction Of the s2te and IL COPIED
fron other Sates. In Massachusetts, fr oue there
= h1s always bean po:ax, varying from s. to - each
gear and voter must pay his x at least ouca in two
Sears to preser7e his right to rote In Peansy1yuna
also there is pou-ta1, which NUT b pad bstoru
~e1ec<don. sone trouble and MISUNDERSTANDING Hss
ocrseoned in Georgla becauRe Of the azears Of po-
sa1, but any sttempt to create prejudice against tho
authorinea Of Geo1gs this account vii unisexab,y
Eai1
Tho 1atgest audience which General Logan his ye4
dIs"n IN lGnois Was day last week when bll,n~
eating job printer advertised him as Olive Logan
The Albany -|ott,7sa. <Grant) thinks It strange
thu
b@s Mhile e ceoqei Tssass Paper Is opposing .s
N1s strange very strange
M II soushTorth, ct LockpoEt, n. T., for tus1ye
years, and now, District Attorney Of Niagara County.
Is the Liberal csaddste for Congress- and with good
prospeet Of election The Gran4 majority Wis soa5
but there a1a over 1000 enrolled Liberal Republicans
IN the DISTRICT
, 1872-10-09
CITY REAL ESTATE

E7oR sALF:-.aT ABOUT WHAT TUE HOUSES
hoe*e aa ios So IS bsesi bee h1ns rsat
I'D +, 1os Ne :,oansen asee brick noa.e saa
lot IN CotIsEe Grore, 6n. On eaoh house th" frst
pAylueat II 81. &C. and 81 GU auaufa{. j. S. SCQTE.
~ Aaaisou-st-
TOR SALE-3o LOTS G ACRES ON FIFTY.THJRD
.1d Mood sts- inside Of bous7n1d ~ b.rEaia. Ad-
ETOR SALTS FEET on CORNER SOUTH PARK
A. aad Thirty V,sscond-st., 25 feet on MeEiFsn.av,
asas 1h3rAty;seeond,st ~ for 600 par foot JOS. B.
, 1872-10-09
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
ssnator Adelbezt Auee, of Lowell, IL hs7lne EDNA
shi1ts washed in Natchez, M1ss.
The Res. 7. L. Hosmer, lzte os Eorthboro, Mnsa.;
w. On Sunday, installed pestor of tbs Un;ta14an
Church at Quincy, II.
-colonel JOHN B. Rrovn1o8 {son pf The sea.tura
was married IN Knoxville Te1n- % the Isl, totsa
Fannie Fnuche.
-owEns is probably the wea1thiest sctor On the
American ssage- Els figure is somewhere between
$1,000 md s, ,ooo,eoo.
Pref. 8. H. Ettez, Superintendent Of Schools at
Bloomington, IL, has resigned.
-Me1 q. 0attelI, ex-seustor Of New Jersey, has
anlaltsed to surgical operation to prevent tnEor
Mo1hlnE the entire Eide of hts face.
Henry Bootnsten, formerly editor and p1opgie-
of the st. Louis Anz4g7, is nov managing editor
he Vienna {Aust1is) !fetze Freie rresse
, 1872-10-09

pARTNER WANTED-TO CAPTTALISTS-AG GOOD
1. business man that can command from S. e9o to
$1,000 cash. wanted to Join the advertiser IN No.
asnnfaetusas bushes that vii Pay trom slo 600 e
seeking lucrative business win give a1o and address,
Mhen and vhers Interview can be had Addreas X g.
Tribune oGee.
l. copper dsti]1ery and rectifying business; or the
whole can be bought Inquire at Sol North Weils-st
49, S I'M ~ * ~ = ~ e ~ ajrsrs
in well established For farther Information
gall ut the store Of n. STRAuS Co., No. South La
Sa1le-st.
pARTNER WANTED-IN GESTEEL WELI-ES-
tabnshed cash bustn-as with 500 csxh capital must
be ready Tor buaideF. references given 3nd
qntred- u6 Ees- Westinghouse, Room s.
pARTNER TANrED-wTrH $5n, N 4 SQUARE
i bnslncse Prnhta warranted to be large. Ca1 at III
West Nashtngtca-st-
, 1872-10-09
BUSINESS CHANGES.

hDS1NE239 CAaNCGk3s
AN ESTABLISHED JEWELRT nUSEEss, STOCK
II and fixtures amounting to about g. go, located
West Madsonst. ChfcaKo, for sale a haxgaln- Sos
Particulars Aud Au interview aedrcsd 81. Tauuo otdce
an OLD Es71BIiSHED DYE ANb dLEAKMa
u Ao1.e foE sAle eheap taken inr9edihtaJ. Apply
to ). BR00AREAD. South Bend. 1attanh-
/ FINE SALO0V. WITH BOARDING HOUSE,
Afor sale Apply at iao North AdA-s Reosoa for SILL
Ing. deEnezs-
1 SALOON DONG a FIRsT-CLAsS BUSINESS
a for sale Reason for selling out partner kota9 Esat
4 FURNITURE STORE, CARPETS, AC., WELL Es-
II tnbsacd. aad doing good bnstuss for ssle; cauee
fo1 sailing, death ot up1ietoE. Call At LIZ South H1l-
sted-9t.
OUTER AND PRODUCE STAND FOR sALR-0EB
do veil t5invrstigaie. Address s. Tribune os6oe.
TIRST-0LAsS RESTAURANT FOB SALE, On 4
GOOD bosfuess location, and dolng business whiea
nets oret 4o profit dsy This w4 beaF tho soteat
Latter Carrier No. g.
nLANFG MIL FOR SALE-TEAMS, WAGON,
e; Paes sa on Moro oE les improved d. IT gFop.
It 10 per cent Interest Inquire at 80 Ftous for this
week ouly. -----
, 1872-10-09

GINGER SEWING GAACHINES-QTFICEO OF NIGH
. OILS Pearson IA Sash Halstsdst,: aachtnos sofT
or rented on csss monthly psswsass 3ud work eire1
, 1872-10-09

Q0700n COMMON RED BR1oK, FREE FROM
az tVOV lime, for s1ts; wunId tako one or two
cheap lots In part payment. LII LaSailest third floor
, 1872-10-09

AGENTS WANTED.
4 GENTS WANTED : PROFITABLE EMPLOY
"A r1tot We w1.h to employ gentlemen and ladies' tu
.se,t sdsa tes - esIebstea Enpgyed Baeke5o sanl
satsb, hen fel, taek eesd. bind. h1aid. 9sez, aad
eoatnxs And feAthsr Fo further parculArs, oddzeAs
". A. HENDERSON, ! CO., Cleyolaad. Onio. or Sc
Louis, Mo.
4 AGENTsoRAt;TED- WAT0H FREE 20
u Agsots aud to $40 day eastly made b. either
se1 z@s capital without xolden eaakete nd Koad
eXed needles Samples to country hee. Il RAY, Is
West hte-tt-. hooa II, Chicago
GENTs WANTEP|TFoR EXPLORATION y
1: p1 iMaIasssoae M slsb0atsy md Rseta.sy insr4ssd
Eolams ~ esnt.ia eampleie account of Af stsnlsys
fa e1peE1ense h ths WlldsEns.. ia aesoupt Of n
se1bed q ths dtision q ths World most interest
And valuable Volume Send for circulars <ond dol
lar caava.snE book and tc7tn1y desired Ad
dress Union Publishing Company l65 TWentE-sccund.st
4 GENTS WANTED-To SELL An ARTICLE
u beforc introduced sells to business Gail
at IS West Aadfson.st.. up ststss,
4 GENTS WAKTED-GoOD. RELIABLE AND EN-
II efgec aSens foE the New York Life Insuraoco Com
IS and Is Bryan Block
, 1872-10-09

| FoR SALE BY 4. l. S. PIERCE, s;4 WABASH
IN 6SisFSovHEba & + g haas -iPsRopERrY.
s. ss. esrst t soat9 & &rs2Dt ., d;d anP5eld! A Rs5k
$ss:s:s: + + sss5Isa + +; - Ss:ass'}S g. f. +
sssss: L L ssssa ssst'sa + Ts.a Fs.a s S + L
G5ss e ssl H2sfase Hssed rss1ps I'D i e e
81 e sat & sPga Rsrss &
81 s$4
e: Z; Z 81 :sssS = i
REsss,
q 5Sst = ssidSa:ss;: so.s*r Wood
TO @ fest K % Gssa71 Goaf.lsad-1t.
80 feet s On a dhurcSiii.s..
sS ss5 ies. fes. sa sa Hfe2as:.ss fesTss:.ss.
1ss feet a Xineannee-av.. near Fo.ts-tourth-za-
@5 as e i hSsss ass1sd sss5 a. Dsz.
T'QR sALE-ABoUT s ACRES Is THRW AND
b.s9as s9ns IT. az o. so1s aots Z beaz hs
M M .saS b:Sa; Ts:s sss5 S
s1eesat his6 ss5sel foss oe % I'D eood 50
s's ss s"ass s. 81
:oaatPs R59e. This g3epesy b. sola ~ TseE
and anau accept tb5 oruar of thn oWne Ehn nan
ri k:;s eos' d5 55:: &sss @sss TT ~ Pfs &:a
TOE sALE-AT oAK PARK, a NUMRER %
ehoiea rasdaaoos and -acaat 'oss- Also l. & o. AID
1nake specially q p.oper n this plses. and hass
F1Ps house stth largo tot At Aaysood 81 ahazsntn.
vacant lots Ind residnaoe, 1t Thatcher Gu ve7 easy
Good two st7 hoase With large lot, u Rtdeolaod
bzas#Af, bzzs , z e RsaR s.o o oesss ass &c FL Sss s'
F0R sALE-NER EVA0sTos;. ACRE PROPER
;ss e =; !; s; : RssSS fsf s
NOR SALE-AT SOUTH ENGLEWOop-FORTY
~ s5sss ,t
sE 81 af1i q Pss
Tes Inquire iar . dz;s 1t III South os0ia'ass-
FoR Salem EVANSTON. CHOICE RESI-.
Sssz:s ss5zss: s:ss;s; $s q" d s' ~HFfE
az SsE THE oST
soqzsS d.nsi. % 4. Room >&'''-11I'- 4
EOR SAIE-FIVE ACRES II TEEN y. < OF tue
sissB il sssss "a z'i1
F0E 5aRE 55 SzKE 9 Is : F555 =:
done NEAR d5R EEd8 s6sb e:sh: taf
EoR SAIE-BY WILSON &MOKT0oaKRY. R00M
- s Otis Block, ~ l. Sallc-st
10 4cres Sec 8, IS, Is
g acrca Sec. lR N.1L
q atces Sec. = =, H.
Is .esss SEC i, =. ia Boulevard troah
80 acres Sec- 2. aa. L.
% acres Sec 81, 70, T.
100 acTos Seo. s. q, L.
- - . fs @ s::ss tn. city: 'a. good
f0oR sLE5- ACRES At ENGLEwooD. II.
L VAN ALLEN, 16aIA-s.lle-st Room 1s-
EHOR sAIE-NVISq PAKK-A VERY DESIRABLE
lot t this beautiful suburb for sale et aaendca~
T., tBsse1ent9.
E10R sALNTTRTT:FIVE ACRES on HAIsTEp-
st.. directly opposite the Normal School and Park
a9ss z9eenS dssss aoauEEs ~ 19 #iraEKEI1s IS ".
aeAh-av.
fTOk sALE-A SPECIAL BARGAIN. {, co. QNE |
: ha1 cash w1n takeis> Aero propery. hAfA6s
WALKER, q Central Union Block
E7OR sALETHE CHEAPEST % ACRES on THE |
maIkef, Sea- 8, On Fallertda-av., h1 HENRY L. |
E10R RSALKENGLEW0oD1 1oT3. NE7k Ca6ROH, I
fsecfR HTR6s. ssS ste2S ct 96SHp Is Ess
DOR sAIKsAVE Yo6R RRNT-3: sTY1IsH NEW |
Gothic residences It Normal PAX, En4&euood.
thoroughly built, With double aoeE1 aad felt beeweeo
Ins aheAthed. feted. and sided roons, lrEn teta,
loss te sAton % ndzaes' z1de. PRICE, p an and s. ~
:R ks9ss.a s -a.e01 aas"zes.
, 1872-10-09


! E1IE ZEAL 2sTaEE-
| T:0E s.zEE-Ez caAFEzf: : BzncEE, - e.
III: 81: - t. sif: ss 5s'-''e7 house. tan
ssa GsEs. Ia Is a., aT il,5 ni'e sto5 hon'e
.t ss's 5:s 81
We.tssn-s e: Iiasolaav., a-stou house, srooms
a9sE,s ReT IL .st l5ls.s 5Ifs Is bs9:s CO. md
Saisseea.; ~: :55aast ises Ss s. go.
s:S:? - 2ss'! e ssS'
Gofth cla1k.st.. nasr sedeas', 53xl3e tee: ss,:o
,bese asst 1ot = 20
ka5Iax. asss soaRiss i III, oss ssss-
ns!stod st. nssi Re15 eey..' los,
ass s 80 esca
If$Ss:Ss:; :; - 'ss t''s
9Wen,st-, nea1 Diysrs,-av, lots, s.. ans
eosse4 9sss iat. sios
s.ss. Is VIZ S95 S BsH hss:s5
Rsndophs near Sheldon 1t bargain in one lot q
1oa11oo fset, Curtis sqd 1ake-sts., sssat bargain
ss,@S sss,@ sM I'll b9y bay ~ ~ ifsdfss-st fafe-sE
g &c 9oo w w buy ss-foot lots On T.elith>st.
go will buy I'll Pk-ar.. ST. go cash. balance tesns
S1lss fest IN Adams-st.. nssr Lafta. At bargain.
Fe 6ssk hoass. 2.s;o1S aad bssemsos, On HeSaa. a
near Jecksoo. CheSp xnd eas{ teznus.
hoasea and lots South Peoas, 100 feet south Of
q IL sot e9s4 @ Ss5aR %
FoRsALE-BYH-J.A ]. ARNQLD, .lNs6UTH oIARE-
y sts PAT tsonrtng South Pssk bargain
,s9 1ect sect on AichiEan-Av, near Si1t5-tdird-st
15e 15e tsst On #ahash.ax., near f1tty-1Eth-st
A5o foo On each ct tho avenues, ludiapa Ptate End
Oaluno. t near Thirty cighth-sr..
builders. =
,larhle tnnt honses On adichison-av., nnsx Ell.
teenth-ss-
Houses nd 1ota In al sections d the city
123 ncres IN Sec- g 81, II.
10 acrpx In Sec. l. 81, Il.
II 1cre4 1t 1aundala, sidewalks ard lAke wste<.1
~ acres on S1teeuth-st-, near Dorglss 2a<k-
Lots at LAwndole, sidewalks and xa5er.
HaTe some splendid Investments sooth and sat6RnsA
- acrn property.
E'0R SAlEBY HAMILTON BLOHM. RIAL M-
- tate and Loan Agents. l25 South Clark-st-
W&bGsh-2V., near THcpIieth-Et-; q taet, with t2o
house.
Hzlsted-zt., nesr Adazcs; house aud lot.
CGatre-aT.s between Jaoksou and Van Buren, hou>e
and lot.
!Teste:a-sv., near Adazns-st; 3 hopzes sud lots
West MAdisoa-st-, neaE 0ak1eS-st; house and IT
West Lake, ST, ne&1 Westeru-av. boasa and iok
Y acres at Englewood-
MorEnn-stx, near Van Huteu; cottage and ht.
, 1872-10-09

RIO RENT-A BLACKSMITH OR FLUMB ING SHOP,
l. dEst-<3Azs location. Apply At III South Caaal-st
no RENT-THK BEST OFFICE N RENTS BUIDD-
ing, Ut Tho lowest rent, With snu1ts, closes, and
e!eH couTeutence. Gall Immediately. RAT8B9HE
CH1FMAE, Ia3 AQnfne-st.
, 1872-10-09

1.oR S4LECHEAPlgo go RED PRESS BRICK
r At SIS per /, Up delivered Call 1T GOVERNMENT
GOODS DEPOT, l95 East lAke-st-
TOR lcHEAP-qNE 30 FooT DERRIcK
Apolr It GOVERNMENT GOODS DEPOT. 195 East
Ixka-st- Chicago
, 1872-10-09

WAETED-C COTTAGES AND LOTS OF EASY
W teEas e hare immense demand for this class
ot pEope7ty Ss18 ds5s14Rtisa 7 1ga hsse .asthiaR
WTANTED-A Lot 80 OF Is FEET, FRONTING
" east ua Wabash n hohissn-ax;, betMee9 Thirty
fourth and Thirty E. H UUAALEG6, no. Loo
East Randolph-st
WANTED-BY CULVER HONEY, lc9 WEST
W WaAhinytu1-8t-, few chcsp houses sad loa for
, 1872-10-09
INSTRUCTION.

NrErTm LYNN DESIRES ALADY AND GENTLE
IN mzn h har dsanoado e1ass- Pruf. W. n. GUM
American D77aattc Iastitgte. e1e W.t l4ke.4
, 1872-10-09
PRINTING MATERIAL.

TOR sALE-TWO SECONDHAND GLOBE; TWO
II West Hatu3nxtqu'tts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-12
list OF DELuNeUENr TAXES

LIST OF LOTS or Lots T M 81 RcSS
IA F0R TIE viii SOLD IN rn1
ths az T HsTNGS eng ,nH s @ cent
i and pes hslfpald oi1s anu % PCT vent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-12
DENTISTRY.

- w. JONES, DENTIST, has g.
~ always pure and fresh NITROUS OX-~IIEr
IDE GAS for painless extraction Of teeth.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made Ut any DESCRIPTION
and OF best materials.
OLD GOLD PLATE taken In exchange FOR new
AL operations thoroughly performed aud war
rantcd. ,
OFFICE Franklin street, No. Ill, between Seventh
and Eighth. fc l-lms