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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03
WASHINGTON.
The President Returned.

/ = The President Returned. -
WASHINGTON, October 2.-President
Grant has returned '4lr e-i Uj IsIliIl,
i.er.t orl Disbursements. MOO {5 10.
The treasury payments for September,
civil and miscellaneous, were nearly $4,000
600; those of the War Department over
$4,000, 1000; of the Navy 81, 5O6, 900, and of the
Interior over $3, 0OO, 900; total $l7 SOC, 900.
VIZ The Boat Race.
The New York Club won the boat race
easily. tr --..; .. ..r--.. ~ ... o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood -
follows: At 8 A. NJ, 75o; ut 2 p. T., S40;
at 6 p. n, $50. Lowest point during the
night Of Hoptsmber q, 70o. a 4gs5 e. "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

How different is the bias of mems mindsl
What opposite tendencies they exhibit in
their investigation Of the phenomena Of
mental science! For example. the lawyer
inclines to the abstract, the builder to the
concrete. -+. ... a.t- g. -ni
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-03

Hon. William D. Foster. Congressman
from Michigan, died ct Grand Rapids on
tho tweaty-sevsath ultimo. .ra8asn
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NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING -.-
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COACHES

COACHES
A Concord Coach viii. leave RED River Landing
Iouisiana, EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. at . P. NJ. on the arrival of the packets
KATIE. FRANK 1ARGOUD and NATCHEZ from
New Orleans for Simsport, Moresuville, Mansura,
Miarksville Evergreen Cheneyville, Lecompt, ar.
fivng at Alexandria at A. NJ next morning, max.
nng close connection with stages for Natehitoches,
louisiana. San Augustine and Nacogdochas. Texas.
The mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY for
Che above places. la .g q al --t ..H-.f fs s-T
apr 6m B. II. PETERSON, Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
<>~.o->N>><>~ON.~N~~~
NOTICE.

NOTICEs
fIyHE UNDERSIGNED, PRoPRIETORs OF cor.
l. ton Presses, will, from and after this date,
charge Twenty.fv Cents per Bale to the pur.
chaser on all cotton, whether ship-marked or
small numbered Ito be paid on delivery removed
to other presses Tor the purpose Of storage or COM
pressing. W y. -H EH..@ HaR
Cotton taken by original planters marks will; if
hauled the day 1t is received and weighed, be de-
~ " sMfTH GOLDSMITH.
o'm%slsAi W 8 kkGsBAARa ktssiB CO..
SAM BOYD CO.,
Orleans and Shippers Press;
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Canal Street Press;
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. CADEMV OF MUSIC.

Second Week Of $500 '-A
MISS ALICE HARRISON,
Who will appear this .sss
Thursday Evening,
and till further notice, in the beautiful drama in
five ac's entitled
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
SATURDAY NooN-LITTLE DETECTIVE MATT.
NEE
6UNDAY-Miss Martha LATTE JOhnson's comedy.
eutltled FUN 1t --a-'-t oc2
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NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
lV fed that Henry Kun.z is no longer in the EN-.
ployment OF the New Orleans Manufacturing and
Building Company THE PRESIDENT.
New Orleans, October l. 1873. Ocl sc
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BUSINESS CHANGES

HOPARTNERSHIPN NOTICE.
Having purchased the interest Of CAMILLE z.
GIRARDEY in the firm of @. 4. GfRARDEY & CO.,
che business of said firm will be continued by the
SemaiuIug partners as heretofore. e".Ho'
New Orleans. August 81. 1873. .-
0c2 I'm NICHOLAS J. HOEY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19
ne Way Changers Do.

Ono of the incidental objects of the
new order of Patrons of uusbandry was
fittingiy illustrated in the terri
tory OF tho Burr Oak Grange,
Reno Township, on Monday last. II APP
pears that ut INC citing of the Grange on
Saturd y evening, it came to the knowl,
edge of the members that one Of their
number had been afflicted with sickness
and death in the family and his spring
work was IN consequence very much
behind hand. Whereupon it was at once
arranged, that fellow Changers should
turn ont on the succeeding Monday to
his assistance. Accordingly carly Mon
day morning, greatly to the bew'lder-
mcnt of the afflicted brother, who was
just able to get TO the door Of his house.
the n:.gnbors came tripping in with
their teams and plows till there were
seventeen plows running at one time in
his folds. At night his blowing was
done for the Spring, and fields ready for
seeding. That is what VIC call practical
cooperation, which has in it touch of
nature that makes the world akin.-
Spirit of Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

A Washington special to the Dispatch
says Attorney General Williams on juno
7th rendered his opinion on the Modoc
question, submitted to him on Thursday.
He decides that the hostilitics between
that tribe and the government forces
actually produced a condition of recog.
nizcd wa-, and those Indians in the
hands Of the military authorities who
have been guilty of violating the usa-
gcs of war may be tried and punished
by the military commission. In accord
ance with III, decision, orders will be
issued from the War Department. this
week, converting court to try the No
docs. The rcqust Of Governor Glover,
Of Oregon, that the Indians BE- turned
over to the civil authorities Of his State,
will be refused.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

Women, If they would rule manb
hearts, must deserve, and unwittingiy
exact, the approval and admiration of
their minds. Alas for that variable.
ness of temper which goes up like .
rocket and comes down like an aerolite;
miracle of smiles, or weeping Niobe;
q driving tempest, or flashing sun
beam. A never-varying, bland, lullaby,
sort of temperament is most sincerely
to DO deplored; sparkle, buoyancy, and
even an irrepressible dash Of riotous
fun, now and then, are most hcalthful
and appetising. But mere female diplo-
macy should forbid the not unfrequent
exhibitions we have, of an odd dovetail-
ing of winsome carcsses and childish
poutlngs on the part of the wife 80
should tho whimsical inter play of fool
ish indulgence and established neglect on
the part of the hust and be abandoned.
Principle, not caprice, should be the
energizing and controlling motive. Tho
most charming Photographic views OF
welded life are to be taken from thc..hlsh-
or mounts of vision-thosc Of settled de-
sign and steady purpose. There must
OIL course, DC mutuai StocnAo"C W VS."
agree. There is way to win by com
handing, and to command by WIN
r,ng. BY the wlsc interbIcnd.
ing of sclfccntrcd strength and
q prodigal wifely affection, she may
achieve marvcls ofwifcly management.
The husband may unconsciously lead,
but never essay to drive. At the same
time, we arc frank enough to confess that
there arc too many temmes coRrertes who
need the flaming sword of an archangel
to awe and repress them. There is no
such thing as conqucring them BY love I;
as well pirate OF love TO . bla.kbird.
But If Kindness fail, severity will fail
all the most surely. Flies still cont,n-
no 10 takc more kindly to molasscs
than vinegar. The lineal descendants Of
Balcm's garrulous charger" hold fast
their propensity for offensive disputa-
ton, and nrc more generally amca6le to a
tempting display of luscious fodder,
than to the dreary phenomenon Of a
curiously plated leather, however tick
lish to the external senses that may be.
-Orcrldnd Monthly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

VIII Be gven IN The Ereaf nall OF IlbfaIy ButtIfbR ~
Louisville 1u~ssisv. July Z, lss3, II which time
TEN THOUSAND GIFTS, amounting TO grand total
of eiD 00O all Cash. Ill b. distributed by lot To tick
hoiler No reduction in amount Of gins II this ds-
tribution, but each gin will be paid IN FULL.
OFFICE or FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK,
LorEvILLs, Ky, April J. lss3
This is to certify that ihrr~ Is in the Farmers and
Droxers' Rank, Ia the crru Of th~ Public Library Of
Ny, Five Hundred Thousand Dollara, winch
has been apart by the Mana;vrs &" pay ts~ gin, in
full and ID lie id by the Eank and paid out fur this
purpose. and this purpose only.
(Siyned) u. :. WEIGH, Cashier.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

SIS to $40 per day, a,n,. San's a ~ classes
Young DID, make money NJ WORK fer In ths IL
SPARE moments all thu tiIn than AZ, thing ~is~
Particulars FREE. A'ldrrrs q. sTiNSON 20, fort
land, Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19
now to Sharpen q Scribe.

10 properly grind and whct q soy the
requires some little practical skill, in the
attainment of which the beginner may
DO assisted by few hints. The cutting
edge of scythc or similar instrument,
when examined by microscope, shows
numerous projecting points, or series of
into the substance operated upon, to
separate the adjoining parts. In order
that they may enter more readily, these
points should incline in the direction of
the stroke given with the blade Of the
instrument In cutting with the scythe,
tho cdgo strikes the grass at an angle of
about torty-fivc degrees, aud hence the
grinding should be dono 50 rs to have
the points set in the direction to the
blade. This is done by keeping the
stone, with the point down towards the
body of the holder, at the above men,
toned angle with the edge of the stone.
Commence to grind ut tho heel, and
move it steadily along as the work prog
resses, until the point is reached, and
thon grind tho other side in tho same
manner. Never rub tho scythc back
and forth upon the stonc as though en-
deavoring to whet it. The revolution OF
the stone will wear away the steel much
better than rubbing it in this manner,
by which the edge is likely to DO made
rounding, and to be set irregular. 1t is
preferable 10 % hold the scythc that the
stone will revolve towards tho edge.
In this way tho holder can 500 when
the edge is reached, and the particles
ground of are carried away clean. In
the opposite mode of grinding there is
danger of making feather edge, which
will readily crumble OF and leave tho
scythe almost or quito - dull as before.
The blade should be ground on both
sides eaqually. In whetting . scythe,
~ tho ri6o or milestone 6at against
the side of The blade, and give it light,
quick stroke downward and forward in
the direction of the edge, 60 that tho
scratches It makcs shall keep the points
ct in tho same direction - given them
BY grinding. By following these sim-
ple suggestion, scythe may Be made to
hold it edge twice IS long rs when the
rio 10 drawn along its edge almost at
A few strokes carefully given
will enable the workman to keep the
right direction and whet rapidly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

The Patrons of Husbandry have had
a rapid growth. They organized for a
laudable end, and received the smile Of
appreciation from all lovers of fair deal.
ing, and now they count their friends by
hundreds of thousands. Still this period
of their growing strength may DO tho
critical time with them. Already, in
some quarters, men whose POLITICAL am
bition has not been gratified are putting
themselves ut the head of local factions,
and calling conventions under vorious
names, insidiously insisting that the farm
ors must MAKO the nominations. These
sly foxes have dcranged the work of the
oranges in different counties in two or
three States, and caused a division of pur-
pose among the members, that if not
speedily checked, must breed final dis
astcr.-INlWawkee Sentinel.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

A correspondent lately wrote to the
San Francisco Chronicle TO know where
Cain obtained his wife, and is thus Sc
vercly, but properly rcproved. "Upon
any subject Of public nature We never
refuse TO throw the desired light. 1t is
family matter with which We do not
caro- to NEEDLE. Cain died some time
before any Of rs wcre born, and such idle
curiosity regarding the family affairs of
. deceased person VIC regard IS repre-
hcnsible and calculated 10 violate the
sanctities of domestic life."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

Fred Emmons. Buffalo wag, under.
took TO prove that he could procure the
signatures of the best men 10 the most
absurd request. At that timc there was
large sun-dial in front of the church
on Main street. II had been there long
enough to be weather-beaten. So Fred
drew up his petition to the Common
Council of the city, asking for . shed
over the sun dial to preserve it from the
effects of the rain and sun. He circula-
ted and presented it to the Board Of AL.
dermen with the names of over two
thousand persons (some OF tho best in
the city, signed to it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

An exchange says that the largest
church in the world, numbering $500
members is IN Hilc, on the island Of
Hawaii. Very good for the church Of
Aslo. but the church Of Hish-low-Jack.
in this country has 4 hundred tunes ,i,a,
many members.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

M0NCVN Made Rapidiy with stencil 4 Key Check
MON u i Quilts. Catalogue. aud iuli particulars
FREE. :. VI. Spencer. M niaov,r ST., Boston.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

IOtA5 U,VJ0'ITr, III Casa s10"""
DAILY few tickets rem ,in uns,li. ani they will be
furnished a. the rsi can'. al TIM following pric~s
Whole tickets, elo; halves. 81; quarters. y. 10; II
whol~s pip; "a fur tSS: lis Tor u ss,; j.5 Tor
5000 For tickets and full info ifoa. apply to
Thos. z. 0Samlotto,
Louisville. Ny.
, 1873-01-28

1---. =. n~-, C.- ~- C--,--
sssrs oMsu as "ea'7soino Ne'" sn1Ae
=. f5on. pm sne -'f9 M foIS ts tSan, ya't ~.
~ 5ne peuIuos nouss, t"eu.S,louetn stt9e1
s,t suu suuhsn ohS s'en1e, itee uoet ~ y. ged!le-
men gaeaated yestetaA! TO "ltmesa eae 1eeo.ng
eanl2i'apu nAe ,t u IL sne ons1o31, aiu e., tne
cloMu "niea M Witnessed me e1aee1ui yet oeamy
i-esAo44e ~ tho naso nas pon1 "cn o.:ss'ou Wv
u.s1ess eo. .aa! ~ .ue nns.o: LIE lep.ue-apous s
loe toe. ~ ~ 49, c9nn1ou 31 ~
oJl ion1 .ees t?ns y eHlee 1eet oaoAo dne nrst
fsop.s mat put s'.o Tug oo1 ~ lou; ror aopus
lana aTo mlnuse' ne u 9aausuPeu seemea 20 De %
Nltapteu. WY ~ leasta nts euasse toeu'aGa. .i
@ hn4 70 t"o " 80 taS ho1. Nv
Thn ~ s "a .n1 iiEo .tcnt;o
~ ooe .L - @ t p 49, - -sfh;t <-ar
.s on+,re5 nrs % " rhb,o
ps sn,a 1a.II. ;rr;t.tsd tfo enate c,d ha
d,rtsd his haad aronnd in the direction OF lie
intrudar, missing him By an inch Tho rabbit,
m r. tha conetr;ctor,. very 11orth md ber,1
sniff;np at its forI.ci tononc' TJ,a .nrne5t's
head eTftdenlv drew hs.l. nhout sir inchea ami
daTting forward ike lohtning'. The rsbbits facs,
was seized and nis head c.ushed ike m egg she'll.
.n;rnaj;s V-;py1in1 hndv The rshh;t w.a,JeoI
Then ~ 49, III tirhiened. con,n1etaIw c.r,s1"
;no tha nsrt of ia Tnbh;t,a hnir henestb -
then tHat ero;i nnyouna and fha ssrnens'a has5
;fa arna1lest ri rnnmfcrance The nronsra1 ,nor1
ecl No. . slowiv d;sanneared into Ia monaIar,u
throat. Then tha eennnI coiI vent to worIr snd
tho sarne nrocess WA raneste5 rnt;I agar1 ro;7
but the list was unwound. This WA kent
tightly wound around the rabbit, until the pro-
cess Of s75aIIowjnr had hean 40 nearly comnle.ad
that fhe mart hoii hv Ihe last coil h,a to 6a ~.
1nased IN order fo allow NJ ifa nansore dnrgn tba
snaka's fhro.t. h,,t ,ren th.n fho cc21. 5aa1oras
II followed tbs body to the mouth Of tho snake.
, 1873-01-28
M0E!{IEEYAND COMMERCE.,
MONETARY,


MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 27.
While the money markets in the East have
been growing easier, the Chicago market for
commercial accommodation has, If anything.
been growing tighter, or, rather, the necessities
of Chicago merchants have become more PRESS
ing. This is nothing more than might be ex-
pected as the effect Of the interruption to trade
during the last'few weeks from the ilclement,
stormy weather, which has not only prevented
the marketing Of products, but has prevented
country merchants from coming to the city, and
also made large falling of in the retail trade Of
the city. The embargo on transportation to the.
East also becomes more and more oppressive, and
prevents dealers from shipping and realizing on
what: they have bought, which, OF course, has 4
serious effect to absorb the funds Of banks IN
products held here. Curiously enough there il
more money offered for long loans on real estate
than there Was few weeks ago, and, as there
is good deal of capital waiting for such invest
Inent; it il offered for demand and short time
1c.1s on gilt~edged collaterals at 10 to u per
cent per annum. But the difficulty in the
money market is to sell business paper in the
open market, or get it discounted at the banks.
The entire mercantile department Of trade has
had very unfavornble month, and it will take
at 1east two or three weeks Of active trade in the
e.ls OF dry goode, boots and shoes, hats, groce-
ries, ETC., ETC., before the merchants rin be able
TO catch up with the indebtedness that has
-, New York exchange quotable at 75c to
Soc per 81. 900 discount to-day.
u. 8. BONDS AND TIE SYNDICATE.
Tho following were the comparative prices of
, 1873-01-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. Jaa. y.
:ALCoH0L-Waa quiet 1t $t.179l.83 for 81 per cent
prool
BROOM coRE-Was without the slightest caanse.
The inquiry is very light, and Only for the better
grades. The market Is Literally supplied Particularly
with tho inferior qualities. We repeat quotations:
No. hurl, 698xc per ib; No. atalk braid, s95Hc:
No. DO. 4@tNe: No. do, s9s.c instde grs.n, s4e;
DEAS5-Were in moderate local denand. The Offer
tngs Of choice arc light Other grades aSs Il ample
supply. .e ngain quote: Nsr!es 1t E2o0@2. fair
to prime s2.ooa2.t0: common to medium. N.5)32.oo.
BUILDING AATER1ALS-Ths market Is very dull
aud no decided improvement il ooksa for until arng
We nominaily quote: stucco 92so@?.75; New Turk
etucco, casting, st.0o; superfne do, A.oo@4 50:
Rosendafe cement, <3.7593.5o Utica cement, $a.o0
per hrl; Loutavtlle cement, *2.oo; Akron cem:at,
400; marble dus., t123@3so; lime. n ou!k 800
br, $27s9soo; P.,stertm1g g hsir, psr b1 4ossoe
(common), slo5o9l5.oo country brick, x1o5o@
Woodstock pressed range at s2s,oe@ 1000; 81: Louis
hydraulic pressed, $500, dali Mwaukee, $500, DEL;
Racine, 5000, de: Hisdae s15 co. DEL; ase clay, per
bril- oo95o0. The following u thr list Of prices per
box Of SO feet for do,neattc window Rasp, from which
reduction Of 10 .nd per cent IL Eade by dealers.
, 1873-01-28

f. s4auPs-Diamond drips, s1.35@1.4o; silver drtps
extra dne, 72375c; good sugaEhouse syrup, 45943c
e1saa DO, 509s5c; New otean. noasses chofe, & IS
30940c. 49,"
s41rsArrs- Common to best, 891oc
GF1cks-AIsrice, l7Gl3c; cloves, 2s@20c: cazsts,
4o@42c; pepper, 22x@23Kc; nutmeas. f1?o9l: :o5
singer, paro 2s@ooei do No. !, 2o@2so; do No. 2 Is
so-rs-French ,nottled, sx@sHc: German mot
lied, 7K@7Kc; Golden VEST, e@sXe; w-ite Lily,
6H@6Zc; White Rose, bx@6':c; brown Windsor,
4A@4Ho; nalm, 6GGko: savon 1mpett4}r 6H98kc.
81. asAacn-alos.. 9a@loc: coFn. stalao; laundry,
HAY-Tnege VISA good local demand for pressed
hay to-day, AZ the late 6now~atorm has caused d1mn
ished receipts Of loose on wagons The shipping de-
Hand Tas also fair, but the outward movement was
sanl, owing TO lack Of cars Wholesale dealers
aying the following,-cars to contain 1900 tbs
oEe::. OK TnAcE-Timothy, be.ter pressed, Sl6oo@
pressed, slo.oo@1l GO. ON WAsos-Timothy, loose,
<l5.oo@i6.oo: prairie, loose, sab09lo5o. For dey-
cry Of pressed, 1Go4 I.b0 according to distance.
HlDE5-Remain steady and firm. Local and East
ern tanners keep seady At work. and the daiIy arri
range fellows: Green butchers, 10; green ealted,
cured heavy, lie; do Light, 12c; part cured sH@1oc;
@ green 1,F9eien 9gss; green e.f 11&13Hc gfee
23e; dry cali, 26,; dry ,nt, 13s2oc; deaeons, s0@
s5c; damaged. 71E9Bc; all other damaged stock twU-
thirds ur!ee; branded, 10 Per cent Of
crate amount Of strained and inferior oaeringr. We
agaia quote: Choice white comb a: 15430:; medium
rades at 18922o; inferior and strained honey a. 12H
9l6c-
few small orders are being received from brewers;
but with this exception :he market Is quiet We con-
ttnue to quote: Western At 42@5o: far TO good. IS
@4oe; common to medium, 25Jos; Eastern, 42@52c;
IRON AND 6TEE-Trade continues Light, al
though, on the who o.e improving. Iron Is quoablc
, 1873-01-28
Meshrs. Lunt. Preston 4 Kean quots as follows
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments were Fled for rec
ord on Monday, Jan. 27:.~-
C11y PROPERTY.
vernor AZ, bet Thirty fourth and Thirty -dfth cts,
f,5oft to alley, dated Nor. 1s, 1879; consideration,
$5,25D.
Lots IS to ST. IN Block of Sampson areens's Ad-
dition, dated Jan. -; consideration, E,0Co- a..
Milwaukee, Az, 3 Of and near Wood st. " +, 25 It
to alley, with buildings, date Jzn. Il consideration,
s3,o25.
Warren AZ bet Rockwell and St.unton sts IT. Is # to
alley, dated Dec. Is, 1872; consideration, sl,1oo
Wet Harrison st, cor Of Centre ~, I, Lots 10
md II, dated Sept q, 1874; consideration, s5oco.
Springer sv, OF and near Fox st, 3 +, 48xl26 It;
dated Jan. Is consideration, 81, FOO.
~ L5 In sssyens pt Of hot in 9os5 koa 2 in Sec
lot i IN same. da.ed jan 8 eoasderation, $50:
tliey dated June Fl, 1s72 consideration, $500
Cau1net Av, between Twanty-second and Twenty
third IT, soz1a1 #, dated Oct l. 1s72; consider
Se6ls = hstxeea cosns It and Chicago y; ct, az
Lot IA, in Block 10, Of MoEtou's II OF ~ Sec II,
80. 13, dated Jan. 13 consideration, 500. = -
Lot g. tn sane, dated jan 10; confederation, $500
Us It, dated Jan. q; confederation, sos. -
Twenty first st. 325 ft~w OF R7eey at. ST 2sz11s It.
% cissoa1n our = ~, sss $50 # 1of webster ~. 2sr
Ios q part q noc1 ., Sec ss IT, dated Jan.
buttersid st, IS II Of Eighteenth st, ct, Is It,
dated Jan. 81; consideration. ss,ooo,
e Moyne At. bet Hoyne aud Leaglst sts, Los IT
&nd 49, da:ed April TO- 1872 consideration. 81. 700.
Lots to l. in Block s. o. Trsrers' Subdivision, ia
Of Sec g. ss, Is, dated JAN !: consideration,
{5,00o. "
Lo. II, In Book 49, in Ca1penter'a Addition, dated
Jrne ], 1858: consideration, S. .ooo-
Lot IT, OF W2tteh Lots and :, in Block !, Of Shef-
6elds Addition, dated jan. Is ]: consideration. FOO
Lot g. in Block II, in ugdeus Addition, datet Jan.
~ consideration, s., 100.
Twenty-eighth i, Of Hanover Ut, Lot H. dated
Jan. 6 !; Consideration, s, $50.
SOUTH OF c1TT limits.
EN- Lot 10 {exceps east 50 {eet) i'll Asaetsor'sswA
nf Sec IS, ii, dated jan. n: consideration ooo
NV Sec IL. 81, H. dated Jan TO- ls;2; consideration
f2.25o-
Lot in Block IS Of Hoyt5 snbdiv1aion in e of
Lot In Block Of Nichols L McEtndley's 6abdiyis-
Ion u Lot west q ratroad in sec L. 49, II, dated
Apzl23, 1871 conaidcrauon, $3.50.