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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-12-22
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.


sENArE.-After long debate in regard
to filing vacancies in tho various Commit
tees, the Chair was authorized TO fill them.
Mr.. Chase presented joint resolution
Of the Ohio Legislature in favor of the dis
trlbution of the Public Lands to actual
settlers.
The discussion on the Kentucky con-
tested seat was then resumed.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee, moved an
amendment to the resolution before the
House, declaring Mr.. Dixon Senator from
that State.
Mr.. Mason was in favor Of referring the
matter.
Mr.. Underwood spoke in favor Of the
claims of Mr. Dixon. The discussion
was continued up to adjournment.
HoUsE.-Mr. Brooks resolution in re-.
gard to referring that portion Of the Presi-
dents Message regarding the Tariff ques.
ton to special committee was taken up.
Mr.. Jones, Of Penn, opposed the reso-
luton, and said that although there was
a surplus in the treasury now, we might
soon find we had need Of it, in case of
war, &C.; and in this connection intimated
that in less than twelve months we should
find France, backed by Russia, prepared
to test the question with the United States
whether or not foreign government shall
gain foothold on this continent.
The debste was continued on the tariff
question for a long time and I'D to ad.
ournment.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.
SENATE.-Mr. Atchison again took the
Chair, owing to the continued illness Of
Mr.. King.
Mr.. Davis presented petitions, asking
that the operation of the steamboat law
passed last winter should be delayed.
Mr.. Broadhead gave notice of bill
changing the bounty land law, so as to
give to all one hundred and sixty acres
of land.
Mr.. Davis called the notice Of the Senate
to that portion of the Presidents Message
aluding to the death of Mr.. Webster, and
in doing so, passed an eloquent eulogy on
the character and talents Of the departed
statesmen.
HoUsr.-Mr. Stuart was appointed on
the Committee on Commerce vice Johnson,
of Tennessee, excused.
The resolution, referring the Presidents
Message to the appropriate committee, was
again taken up, and the discussion resum.
ed on the tariff question.
Mr.. Mead, of Virginia, urged taking off
duty on railway iron, and said it would
promote the building of railways, and thus
conduce to the development Of the country.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-12-22

GA Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year to all Of our Readers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-12-22
THURSDAY, Dsc. i6,

The bill to authorize Railroad Compa,
nies to change their names, was read The
third time and passed; yeas 20, nays o.,
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Chairman Dem. Cen. Com.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30
READ THIS!
Prairie State Stove Store.

+ HAVE the right 10 sell The above Stove in
i this MAJ ket. II IL warranted TO b. the heav.
iest and most durable, to possess advantages over
all Others for speed and excellence in Cooking
and t. give perfect "a isfaciion.
wilt sell the above Stoves wholesale at
Quincy prices, including freight
The undersigned having bought Col. N. B.
Buford's entire stock Of Stoves aud Tin Ware at
The Old Stand, Corner Of Main and Second
Streets, ives, OF the lie Claire House, would res
rec''utiy inform the cltlzens Of Davenport and
the pablc generally that be has on hand and in
ten g keeping the largest and best assortment of
COUkING & HEATING SrUVES.
Ever offered in in this Market, which be will
sell low for cash or Country Produce. He will
also sell Tin ware at St. Louis Wholesale bill Of
prices.
Tin and Copper Ware repaired al the shortest
notice. Old Stoves taken in part pas FOR new
ones. Second hand Cook and Heating Stoves on
hand FOR sale.
He will pay the highest prices for Old Copper,
Brass and Pewter. Give ns a call-no trouble
% show Stoves and Tin-ware.
H. WIcKERSHAM.
navanporf Anyil 90a -IRj9
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nR EASGEki.4, IS NExvE add Bows t..si-
L. AENT, for the cure or Bruises, 6prains,
Cerks, Chafesof CALI, Cats, Wounds, Rheu-
raatism, etc etc.
This popular Liniment has been extensively
used in nearly every city, town and hamlet, in
the Western States, and everywhere the most
gratifying results have been received by the
proprietor of its efficacy in curing all diseases
Tor which It 10 recommended The Nerve and
Bone Lininsent has ever been regarded as one
Of the most eficctualremedies yen discovered for
The speedy cure Of al diseases where an exter
nal application Is needed for man or beast. IT,
poaeifates Immediately to the seat Of the dis
ease, either the Nerves or Bone, and affords
speedy relief.
LrFor sale only at DR.. EAsrERLy's Family
Medicine Store, corner Of Third and Chestnut SITS.
For sale by ELpEIDGEs & Son. Post Office
B.ilainus 444@ aprl s .
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LUST ARRIV ED!!!

TINE Subscribers have just received direct from
Il Pntladeiphia, large dnd well selected as
sortmeni ofDruxs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Var
n'shes, Dye-Siais, Glassware, INSTRUMENTS &C.,
&C., which will be sold low and no mistake, bay
ing or goods 10 the East, We are certain that We
can sell them lower then any house purch asiag
in ST. Louis. Purchasers will do well to call and
examine our oek aad prices before purchasing
elsew here, below will be found . list Of some Of
the icauing articles in Store, ris.-
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.


For the cure IF Dysenfcry, DiarYhG1, Chohc.
Cholera Infantin, F1afaieney and oil dissases
Of Ete St0~snch and Bbreis from 1eeLting.
THE most speedy sale and efhcaeions remedy
ever discovered Cor the cure Of all deraBge-
rnents Of the STOMACH, and Bowels Of Children is
DR. EAsTERLY'sl cARMlNATIvE.
II is very peasant 10 the taste and always sal
utary in effect, and is the very remedy which Is
30 much needed in al parts Of the Mississippi
Valley.
having the charge Of children stouid Keep Dr.
Easietiy's Carminatiye constantly ON hand %
use when any arrangement Of the Stomach and
Bowels occurs, and thousands Of children may
be thus saved thst are consigned to premature
grave Mothers try II.
nArPrice IS cta. per Bottle For sale by Dr..
Essferis. Cor,ser Of Third and Chesnut streets,
Sc. Louis, Mo.
Iowa. ii apri8
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NEW GOODS!
CHEAPgRTnAN EVEg!!

EaHE subscriber takes pleasure TO Inform his
Il fpisnds aud ,ihe ci,ixensy Of Chstnn county
generally; that he has recently returned from g..
Laliss wfsh.a good sandtweii selected assortms nj
OF goods consi-tinx in part OF Dry goods. Gro
ceries, Hardware, Once nsware, Boots aud Shoes,
md such other goods ~ are usually kept in q
country store, which he 10 ready 10 sell on the
most Etasonabls terms; for his motto H., short
eroti,s and gaick returns
CaIt examine and judge for yourselves
ALBEIT M JACOBSON.
II Al kinds Of Psaiare taken in exchange for
gods Cssh paid Tor Wheat and Pork.
N ftrcns, August 9TH. 1859.
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FIRE. FfRf.: FiasE!:!

FIRE. FIRE. FIasE!:!
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE,
BRADY ST., lsr DOOR nrLow Pesr OrY,cE CeRSEE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
r KNOW that Gre will tain wo d and crumbi'
i b,ick. As evidence look for my t;rerisn Cot.
t.ge stthc head of Ma street You will Gn'
u t?I where Yours may be to-morrow in oshs'.
Delays are danger us. Save yourselves from,
VAN regrets he getting insured inundated. 10
some Of the safe Insurance Campanys for whit b
! am Agent.
L. +. PARKER. General AGENT,
For FIRE. LIFE, HEALTH and LIVE STOCK Insu
rance Csmpsny's Sept. 9th 1859.
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C:OCz< q SARGENT,

- LINZ nOz@lF1s, pa Y EyF0HI3 10WA.
w E have employed the services Of an expo
W. rienced dealer in Lends, VINO vii. give his
and county. The emigration to Scott county
will be large the coming season and our position
will enable Us to effect sales of Real Estnte TO
good advantage. Parties who nsy haveimproy-
ed farms or city piorestY, or uhImproved real
estate in Town or CouBtrY and desire 10 sch.
will do well to employ our services our rui
is IN sale no charges
Davenport Fes. 70, 1859
FAEs4a "A S1AsG GROVE EOi&
SALE.
DATRTCK HOGAN offers for sale !lis farm II
i Long Grove, twelve miles from Town, con-
tanning three hnadred and sixty acres, one hut-.
dred and twen.y acres Of timber, sixty acres in
cultivation, good house and barn, ine growing
orchard, &c. Apply 10
COOK 4 SARGENT.
Dayrnnp Eth DC 1850
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oMca ofthe New York Liverpool Us. Msilj
@ Steam Ship Co. No. 50 Wall Street,
New York, August Eth, Is52.
THE Books for subscription to the balance Of the
stock OF this Company bot subs for pf rious
the pa Of the ACT mail pay by the
GovsI nment, will be opened at their Once atov 70
from the 10th to the Is Of september next nclusi
BY order Of the board Of d re- ctors.
WM. l.. YOULE. Secretary.
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ON and alter MONDAY, May 3I-nntil farther no
tice -passsngsr STEAMERS and trains " III run ~
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING
WESTWAAD.-One Of the 6rst-cl4ss Steamers.
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN. NORTHERN INDIANA
Or EMPIRE ATE, viii leave Daffsi daily. Sunday
excepted, M. and Dunkirk 1t 10 al night. reach.
ing Monroe It p. NJ. the next day, and procee ng
70 Toledo tbs ssae sfternoop. III
An express train will leave Monroe al p. NJ. or
or the srriysi ofsbe boat. daily. Mondays excepted
reaching chcsgc the ssme evening an connecting at
Chicago with frst-class stes mers Tor M~aukie and
ITS nd Railroads westerly from Chicago.
EMPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING
EASTWARD --Express tsains Win lesvs Chicago Al
NJ, daily. Saturdays excepted, and reach Monroe
At ~ next morning.. -A
An exprrss steamer will leave Toledo every MORN
ing except Sunday. and leave Monroe arrival oil
the trains from Chicagoand reach Dankifk and But.
islo several hours prcvo1s 10 the time fos the first
Express trains ess for New York. Albany and Boston
The sfeamsrs snd trains at Moproe will conaect
each way regular boats FOR Detroit and Toledo.
WARa-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays
excepted, 4. M, citing Toledo with lane
Of steamers from Cleveland and Ssudusky. and stop
pinE q az the way stations, viii reach Chicago Al
GOING EAsTwARD.--Leave Chicago daily, San.
days eHc~yAed. A. IL A. Noppinx ~ all s'sti0ns.
and arriving 1t Toledo Vt r. NJ, connecting with
st~smers to SAndnsky and Cleveland, and arriving
thare in time for ali tho morning trsins from those
places. Hs,- s. .ss so
A packet boat leaves Toledo at o. A. NJ. for Fort
Wayne and ports the Wabash Canal
JOS. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
AIria gapt ~ Fl a IL
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L. z. PARKER.

ATTORNEY &. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
aHaDy ST., lsT sAoR MEOW SECOND,
~ DAyENPRT. IOWA. Il
! C, .eseg asSEs and CONTRACTS drawn and .de-
kaos a.n,snts and .46idasils ,ss-n 40
10y sHf3f.4HY f.fJHLfC. 49,
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.

NTISS DUDLEY would ANNOUNCE 10 the pub
vi lie her intention Of opening School Aug
9Th, in the building formerly occpied by tho
Misses Giiruth at the Corner OF Third and Bad
Sts
The course OF Education will embrace. ID con
nection with the common EHgii,h branches. a /
zebra, Astronomy, Botany, Material and M raj
Philosophy and Eatln.
Davenport, Aug. 4, ia5s 49,
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500 Pair Of fancy Boots, Shoes, and Slip
nav q. WnisLER's.
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FOR SAA.E.

A FINE farm on the road TO Aliens Grove 4
"A miles from Davenport. II contains lou
acres Of FIRST rate Izad sboj, IS acres under fence
and IN eusisatiou. The improvements are new
and con III Of ! comfortable and convenient
frame house Of rooas, am s large celia, well
Of good water, cistern, virsuae stsb.s, small or
chard, Sc.
Far further particulars enquire ofths snhseii-
Der AMI haii miles from Chrstia's saw mill
INO, RtCasD JACKSON,
June nth. 1851 4i-tf
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FOR SELE.

A FARM in Hlue Grass settlement Of 4E0
1 \ acres, all under cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post and pine boards-Drchard 200 ffuls
irces, &c, together with ITO acres Of timber
be divided into Iots TO suit purchasers
March II, COOK & SARGENT
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REMOVED.

CCHRICKER & SCHMIDT have removed 10
- the new building on Corner OF BRADY and
d Streets {neariy opposite the Post Otiic-)
where they will be happy to see their friends
and customers
Y Dayeunort. June lftb. 1852 di.,f
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Alex. " M'aRRsDR.

Attorney at Law aud General agcnt,
MAIksST.. DAVENPORT, IoWA.
TONtINGt,sto collect Debts, Buy, Sell q nd
~ Locate I.and Warrants, Buy and Sell Real
Estate, Pay faxes, Investigate TILES, Invest
Money, Negotiate loans on Bond and Mortgage.
Remit money to Europe orsaBy part Of the Gni-
ted States, and do all other business ertruste! to
his care as, Attorney or Agent, with promptnes'
and despatch JuHci7th, 1859.
xAEx. w. NE'GaE0Oa,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
WEST EIDE MAIN, NEAR "a STREET.
WILL give particular attention 10 all kinds VI
C1nve yaReug.
DECIDE, Bonds, Mortgages, Leases and Con-
tracts drawn and acknowledgements taken.
June 18th, 1852.
IOWA LAND Az ENGH.
MAIN ST. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
TINE undersigned will give particular atten-
J. ton 10 the sale Of Real Estate in tlis city
and vicinity. He fa,,ers himself that his expe-
renee in business and long residence in this
city and vicinity, will enable him TO effect sales
Of real estate 10 good advantage. Those having
improved farms or city property, or unimpfoved
real estate and desire 10 sell will find it 10 their
interest TO employ his services
Bz.No sale no charge.
ALEX. w. M,GREGOR,
Real Estate Broker.
June I1t,t 1852 Assf
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LAND 4 MONEY oFFxCE.
TIME la,e tirm at M GfeRor 4 Parker having
j expired BY limitation, l.. +. PARKER viii
coniipue TO buy, sell aud locate
LAND WARRANTS.
{ Buy, and sell REAL ESTATE, on Commis-
sion. Take
INSURANCE.
Risks on Life, Health and Property, in safe
and well conducted Companies. Negotiate
ssS LOANS,
And do y general l. ND and MONEY Office
BUSINESS on the most acceptable terms TO those
~ho may favor him with = call. -
L. F. PARKER.
Lnnd and Money Agency.
Davenport, June lflh, 1852.
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IN ESTABLISHED REMEDY!
DIR. M.KENNEY.s REGULATOR

The great Cholsra Remedy af 1850 and 1851.
THE great name this medicine has gainsd in the
last years has indnc ~ the Prsrrieor 70 disrih-
It throughout tbs Valley Of tho Missisaipsi that
al ho wish may avsil Themselves Of IT'S be ne6,s
is Med.cine that will bear tbs severssf test and
where directions followed cure of piarrho.a a,
Dysen,sry, Cholera Morbus and Cholera is gaaran.
tired.
Persons travelling shou!d never be without il, as
disease conaes 10 many cases when cure cannot be
had Gall on the Agents and see ee rt.6cstss.l
Fer Sale in Davennort by ELDRIDEE son, In
Rockingham by bn.Nestlsk~i 70 i.s cIssre by WIN
Butler aai BY Agents in almost every town ~ Iowa
Inlr 9sth. 1870. -l sla- ~ !. n vi AZ Am
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MARBLI works.


Y1fIE undere' sned woal especially u naunce
II 10 the citizens Of Davenport and vlciBity and
H., all those wishing 10 purchase Monuments 10
tie memory other deceased tiends--fhat they
can be supplied by calling At their shop On ENC
st. nearly opposite the POst Office where ihe5
will be pleased to furnish Cut Stone, OF ever,
description, IS low a. II can be bought for in the
Western Country.
Italian and .American Marble Jor Monument
Head and Foot Stones. .4tso, superior article
II Free Stone, &C., vcrs Chaap.
In addition to the above the subscriber is pre-
pared TO furnish superior article Of
Free Stone and Lime Stone. for Caps,
Sills. Door SilLs. Steps, Water table,
Chimney Tops. Fire Wall Cop
ing and Hearth Stones.
In fac. every thing that il wanted about q
Building in the Stone Line, from Curb Stone
up TO q Corinihsn Capitol, as cheap as can be
purchased in this vicinity.
Davenport, May 9Th, 1852. ss-ly
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
THE subscriber has Sixty Lots lying between
i Harrison aud Main Streets, and Immediate
iy north Of Pottawa tamie street which he offers
Tor ealt. A small parl Of The purchase money 10
be pa down, for the remainder
A CREDIT OF FROM SIX TO EIGHTEEN
MONTHS,
will be given IL desired.
The above lots MUST and WILL BE SOLD.
and any one wishing 10 purchase, can do SO on
the most favorable terms.
Apply 10 CoRBIN & CIAussEs, P. 0. Building
--or the subscriber, al his ssore on Front Street
RICHARD K. ALLEN.
Angus, 26th. 1859.
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Davenport, Sept. 18th, 1852
state Of Iowa.


n Di.tnel Court for suid County
TO JAMES MAY, sIR:-
VyOU will please take notice, that there II
i now on file 10 the office OF the Clerk OF the
District Court IN and for said coanty,a petl.ioa
Of Cook 4 Sargent, claim NC Of you the sum OF
Five Hundred Dolisrs, or the amount winch ma,
be found due to sa,d plaintiffs on certain bill
Of Exchsnge drawn BY You on the SIKH 9th
day Of September, A. p, 1851, IN favor o. SAID
Cook & Srgen, upon the Cashier ri the Amer
iesn Exchange Bank, New York, for The sam OF
Two tlsndved aud Fifty DaIEars, payabe on pre-
sentiment thereof, and ihsson lbs Ssh day Of An-
gust, 4. D. 1854. said Cook & Sargent sued ont
1 writ OF attachment from said C,ur eyainsi
you; and tina. on the 23d day Of August, 4. D.,
1864, BY virtue thereof, all yeur right, title and
interest in and 10 the following described prop.
ety. tying IN The city OF Davenport, County OF
Scott and State Of Iowa, was attached:-to wiz !:
al youY right, title and interest IN and TO block
No twenty 1907 in said CITY Of Davenport; also
par, Of io,s five 81 and six In block No. sew
en,een M in said city Of Davenport, 10 VII
h-ginning nj the south east corner VI SAID io'
No FIVE 81 thence running north h'v 80 'eei.
thtnce wet one hundred mud sixty lbUI feet,
thence south fifty 1901 Tee; thence east on"
hundred and sixty 1891 feet. Nov nn'ess Won
appear and snsw er rheseio on or betssc the ifh
Mondsy after the fourth Monday in September
n n, judgment will be rendered aqeinsi ron
thereon, and said properly sala e sa,'ss, the
same. ~ IAMES f.iOR' NC TON, !
clesk * SAID coats.
caeK 3 Rso. Any's fcr ri,'G
Sgnf hGttn1 s%a. 80 &.ADgs
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SLIGO IRON STORE

THE und.rsges 81 having bought Col n. B. Bn,
lords sutis stack ef Iron at the Old Saad Corner
Hosse, would respectfully infarm tbs c,tiIeHs 81
Davenport and the public generally, that he has On
Ia nd and inteads keeping a full assortment in The
ahovs Ii ma ar busine g. We believe selling
hon chsapsr than il can be had 10 aay other regular
Iron Soge in Davenport or elsewhere. Please give
eotertain company. Come where you can get What
roo want. ,y,, =,
q A,.i1 c2j, 1850, Am
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Davenport, Feb. IL, 1852.
CITY LOTS FOB SALE.

AE have forty Lots in "Gieen's Adcition''
w and "Cook s. Sargent's addition'' to the
city of Davenport, which we viii sell at fair pri-
ces. and to persons DESTROYS OF imp owing will
give aiibeeaI credit for portion Of the purchase
money. COOK g. SARGENT
Davenport. Feb. l2. 1852
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PuANO EOlRYE.S.
FIRTH 4 pom DS superior New York Man
e ufaefure. - The sahscrlher has made such ar
rnng~menfs with the Manufacturers Of the ab ,.e
n<irnmpnts Matshs will infai.ht them at the fAeto-
" pricr, III Rock IsiAad, win ths addition =
fSeixht AMI insarance only. Pices from S23S
TO $500 according 10 size end finish.
NJ HENRY a. PORTER.
E Port Tsl.rda Aa9 afStt lf}s2 go
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FAEsll IA s1OsG SslxDS q EUiS
200 acres Of Timber land
'sKAZLEWooD',--ron go,

~ EAN mouth OF Pine river in M uecatlne
IN county for sale in 70 and 20 acre lots BY
March II. COOK Il SARGENT.
''KAZLEWooD"--ron sAxx
Yv9IS valuable farm formerly occupied -
II Mr.. Sargent, contai aing i60 acres Of farm
ing land in high slate Of cultivation, an orchard
Of 200 thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with Az acres OF iine timber, situate
On the Blue Grass road IA miles from this citv:
is Offered for sale on very reasonable terms. - 3
COOK 4 SARGENT, Land Agents
March jIth 1852
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caex 3 Rao. Any's for rl'G
Sent. lG,h. l}a. ~. Il 49,. 2.Asa
S7.a7E OF OH.a,

Co9aty afClinson,
n District Couri for sasd County
To Abigail Trssk, Acethus Trssk, Alpheus
Tr,sk, Eniei,ne Tsssk and Joseph Trask
" ~ are her, BY notified fhatthere 10 now on
j fie in the Office Of the Clerk ot the District
Coar in said county, petition et Gerge 3. SAT-
gent, claiming Of you Three Hundred dollars as
money now due him upon three several promis'
sorry notes. executed BY Aivah Traak ia hs lie
time. for which the said Alvin 70 secure tie pay
ment thereof, eAscx,ed a,mcrsaaae r. petisieaes
upon the following dese''bed h sal Estate ~ aa-
ten IN soid county 70 w,t !: Sou b wet aaarer Of
north west quarter, and los No. one IN ssc-
zion twenir-t~o fc2l and los M two 10 sec'.' .
t~en,v-oae f2i and lot No twotej IN srs,h y
'ws nty-.e.sn ZEN township sighty-two 1872
range No. one lfl essa, and nnisss y"n apprar
end snswer enid petition on or before the a5'h
day Of October eext, judgment will he rendered
against said real eAtsie end the sumo sold 70 sat
isfy said judgment, interest and costs.
q. H. SA MlEf.S.
Clerk otssaid Court.
Geo. b. SARessr, plaintiff, by
Cook & BRO his Aftv's.
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UNIFsPROVED LANDS FOR SALE

DNIWEROVEDL LANDS FOR SALE
AE offer for sale or accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres ef Prairie Lands ia
Lots Of Forty, Eighty or one hundssd and sixty
acres, lying Ia different parts Of Scott county,
selected by ourselves with great care.
COOK & SARGENT.
Dax Eli INEa
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NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM.
CITY JEWELRY STORE,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE:
IN Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
IL Fancy Good, md Toss. @
AN kiads Of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
oca,i repaired and warranted. Work from
distance promptly attended - by
SMITH g. EFFRY.
P.s. tui FOR past iavars would respect-
fully solicit share Of The public patronage.
n ravepp nt Sept. 2, 1852 be-ly
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CONSTANTLY on hand and woye to order
~ las fsnn,ng Mills, Rolling Screens TO Flour
sag Mile, &C.. N
Every family win ind il 70 their advantage 10
have wire scIeeneEy 10 their cellar windows.
cupboard doors, cheese room windows, &c. fo'
keering out rats, mace and Aies. ] have some on
hand woye for The purpose.
Orders by mail Of olhsTwis viii le promptly
attended 10 WI. a. NJ RSE-
Molins. I'll. Jaly fst. 1852 s3-tf
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AT A BARGAIN.
80! FOR CALiFOiiNIA!

H1O! FUlk CALIEVkKNIA
NiCHaEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS to
III EN- CRATE 10 California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipiniea river, containing
1888 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, IS acres in
winter wheat, comfortable log house. Here il
chance for a bargain. ~ a +N
Apply 10 COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb 10. 1852. 81