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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16

ARREST FOR SLAVE TRAFFIC.-C.F. Baker, A.
G. Baptista, the Portuguese consul c. Stabler and
Carlos Labrador have been arrested In Baltimore
ON the charge of being concerned in the fitting out
the SLAYER G. f. A. Cole.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16
MII.LIl0ERY.


lZ0A NOTlCk TO THE LADIES.
MADAME SON. Fashionabls Nil
DSSO iaer, takes the pleasure Of informing
the Ladies' that she has received from "a
Paris and New York an elegant assortment Of Bon.
meta, Csps, Head Drees, kc which are really bean.
tiful and excos anything Of the kind that has ever
been offered I'm this city; and the season il now sd
vancins, she Ia determined to sell as very reduced
prices To those who intend eone to the Spring. On
opportunity offers Of getting Head Dress o. Cap
OF an entirely pattern, exceedinry low prices
Don't forget the store, MADAME SON, IS Main
street, Fashionable Millinery Eatablishment
js 24-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16

GREAT SHIP BUILDING ESTABLISHMENT TO
BE SoLD.-Ths London correspondent of the
North American says: tss-sEf
The enormous iron ship building establishment
of c. J. Mace is about to be sold under fat in
bankruptcy. The works occupy nearly fifteen
acres of ground near Blackwell In the years
1853 and 1854 upwards of Sc 600 tons of shipping
was launched from them Vessels of war for the
governments of England, Turkey, Russia, Spain
and Sardinia have been built here, and many mail
steamships, including the HimaIya, Pera, Prince,
Gambia, Hydaspes, Arago, Cr9sus, Golden Fleece,
together with yachts for the Emperor of Russia,
the Sultan of Turkey and the Viceroy of Egypt
large portion of the great iron tubular bridge
across the Menai Straits was cast here, and also
rails. &c, for the East India and North. London
Railways. The cost of the erection of the works
alone within the last IA years has been 81 $50 COO
auctiopeer =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16
nOCT. PLUME, OF 1he Old Medical
" House is atlll engaged sting AL sorts of Be-

hOCT. L l. vi f, oil e1e Old Mcd1cai
~ House, is still engaged IN treating AL sorts of Be-
cret Diseases, and hereby invites call from those
wne have been unfortunate in their sssocistions.-
DR.. P. would particularly invite a call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their
physicans as incurable. Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly ap-
piled The article known as the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, is probably the
very best thing before the public for renovating
system shattered by dissipation other cause
The m ,Ague and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
Office On franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door South of Trinity Church. Rich
mOnd, Va
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions. ljeSl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16
A LARliE eTOCK OF DRY CONN

a LAKGE STOCk OF Uk1 GOODS
N SELLING OFF AT COST-M. w. ROSE,
No. 2o5 Broao street, Richmond, Va, with view to
changing his business will sell from this time to the
10th day of August his large, varied and beautiful
stock of
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST The goods then remaining on hand, will
be closed out at public auction.
All persons desiring to purchase Dry Goods Of o
superior quality, will here find sufficient inducemeni
to make an investment, he intends to be very
ccmmodating and wants to save a. much expense a
possible by, if not wholly avoiding the auction. Be-
wise call and examine for yourselves.
n B. The stors nov occupied By me viii be fol
rent after the lst OF September. Ii s an excellent
location for dry goods store for which purpose II
mas been occupied by me for upwards of u years.
mYN-2m NJ w. ROSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-16

elections nullifed--Our dearest rights violated
and NO othef method left by which, the will of the
people can be manifested
Therefore, the citizens whose names are hereun
to attached do unite themselves into an association
for the maintenance OF the peace and good order
of society-the prevention and punishment Of
scrime-the preservation Of our lives and property,
and to insure that our ballotboxes shall hereafter
express the actual and unforged will of the MAORI
ty Of our citizens, and we do bind ourselves each
unto the other by solemn oath, to do and perform
every just and awful act for the maistenance Of
law and order and 70 sustatn the lava when Latin
fully and properly administered. But NE arc do.
termined that no thief, burglar. inceIdiary, assas
SIM ballot box stufier, or other disturbers OF the
peace, shall escape punishment, either by the
quibbles Of the law, the insecurity Of prisons, the
carelessness or corruption OF the police or laxify
Of those who pretend administer justice; and "a
agree, hs34 s Ase
lst. That the name and style Of this association
shall be the Committee Of Vigilance, tor the pro
lection OF the ballot bog, thu lives, liberty and
properly Of the ciiisens and rssidsnis Of ths city
OF San Francisco.
ID That there ahall be rooms for the delfbefa
tions OF the COMMITTEES. at which there shall be
some one or mere members Of the comsnittee, ap-
poInied for that pnrposs. in eonstant attendance
as al hours OF the day and might, - rpcefve the
report Of any member Of she associatsvu or Of ANY
other person persons Whatsoovef of aHy act ii
violence done 20 the person property Vt any ELI
rem Of Ban Francisco; and II, in The jaagmsns d
tho member or members OF the comr,istse proseut
il be such an oct ~ jns,ies or deasands me inter
ference Of this con inittes either N aiuiug II hs
executjon of the laws, or the prompt aud summa
~ pumshmsnt Of the offsudess The COMMITTEES
snsll be at ours assembled for the purpose Of a.
king such acton = majority q slssA'' ~hsn -
aemDled, shall determlre upon
!, "a That is shalt b the duty Of any marbsr o.
members Of the 0mmitsse on duty ssths U6mmat
see rooms, Whenever general asseanbis8s q ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
Re publican Gut Meeting

The sisted meeting Of the ClOb was he'll
81 Wednesday evening a. A. McClos
hey, presidenl, John Drew, Sec'y.
The club was addressed by Mr. Dillon
Mr. Price. Dir. sanders and Mr. Peek, 0
Chicago
Messrs. MeCosh, GurIey, Davies. Owens
Arndt and Beehtel were appointed CON
ittee TO report the names Of Delegates io
Davenport Township 10 he County Con
ention to te held on the 1e;h ast. to nom
aste delegate for the Constitutional Con
.,-atioA Committee reported the follow
,og named gentlemen ar sgeh 1slsgafss
viz
Dr. Stephenson John Collins Sen Jyhf
Moro, s ] kasch, Chss kinkeGG, SAM
s4dd0sir, VIM v schifscb, France oehs
2oBt LoaIg T GuIieh, Joseph Lsmbrite
D B BrayloE, DR.. OlsbsuEeH, WA Burns,
John Beehtel, Wm Stolley, "A McClos
2ay, Wa Gray, II Kohl. II G Bsrner, Jon.
.laen Parker L Eeyer, James 5ieCash,
JJbn Oaeas, II Roaming, II II Smith,
Jan n Eld'itge, John Lambert, s II
F.gae, ? Harding, Alfred Ssnders J5ba
Dsy!ess q 6 Arad'. Ii = Finley, Jo.a
Wiley Cheney Munger,
Which report was ca molsn adopted,
-1d }he Club adjourned foil Of enthusiasm
end hope A. A. MeCLsKrY, Cha
loEs DEgw, Seey.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
from the National Era.
THE PASS OF THE sIERRA

~ 1esN g, ~sITrgR
All aight above their recky hea
They saw the Stars msFsA sias
rhe Wild Sierra . NeIhsad
fac deserts death be2e~,
The iadssR from his ls.igs &c bk4A,
The gray bear ifoni his dan,
bcYand sAess exmp,nte's wall 81 tiAFAs
oiated On The meaathla .asA
Ssia upward ,arpsa, With anxiass strain,
Their leader s sieepiess eye,
where sritntsrsai he maanlsin ehNh
stood blank against q. s1A
TAe Aists waaed slew al last slew,
RieSm Of sadden IRE,
saos ap bsataa the sElis ~ sEaes
And Tipped eaea isS srlrs
"Up, mea 4 he sFles, s+,on rseA, sssab
To-day, please God, we'll pass,
aAd lock aregs Winters frozen kame
aa summers Eeser sai arass
Taes se, lRels lasss 10 sha blast,
Tlss tsad III eternal SNOW,
sad faini. sosa, bleeding hAiiaa a. ist
The promised iAad 6eiey
Esl.isa, they saw tas saaS elaai tossed
hs hAny al ley horn
before, warm valleys, sOat yn bUsS SGD
Aud srsen sta riaes sad cora
They len the Winter 81 their backs
Ts Cap lila banned wing,
Ana Sewassrd, With Tue estSgssis
Ls2pe1 TO TIE lisp 81 Spring
StgoA4 leader sf that laoaHtAiA baud
Another TASK remains,
10 break from SlaySgy's desert lana
A p&skfa Freedoms plain
ras siaas SIC witd, the S&g ID SEeeF
Yet, hsshinS ILTeggh the nigGs
ls ley ridge aud rocky spesE
SisEe oatfa moralae light
Kiss up, Fremont sad 80 esl0Gs
lHe hogF must have lis man
PAi GA the hunting sAtTI once more
And lead IN Frseacsa's taa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

seen in decrease OF the American vote aud
an immense increase in the Demoesalic, a
large number being undoubtedly illegal
The veie is the largest BY 300 ever polled
IN TIE wan, whilst at least 400 Americans
were prevented from voting.
Ia the Eighteenth Ward there was Goa
tidersbly disorder growing cut Of the I'M
mense number of voters in the ward aud the
limited time for voting. Each party sirug-
eied to make their way 10 the polls, but the
Americans being in superior strength gen
orally prevailed. The passage Of the bill
dividing the wards, defeated BIZ the reeusant
Democratic members Of the City Council.
would have prevented this htiieulty,
The ether wards were generally quiet
The e!ts was IN an uprasr until late
hour lsst night, bu. no collisions, as far as
We could learn, occurred.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

A BULL BUTTIEs TEAis or C4Es OH
THE TEAoE.--The cars on the LacsBsBa
and Bioomsbatg Rsilresd, were alta cked BY
bull. below the Wyoming depot, or Sat
urdsy morning. His bullship was not On
the track, but as tie locomotive sppros ched
be jumped on il and made at II vith head
down The COW cstcher Of the locomotive
was broken, and the cars forced Of the
track. Part OF the passengers returned and
par, got on the tender and went on 70 seran-
ton. We have no, heard the extent Of the
damage, bur have no doubt il war greater
10 the cars than 10 the bull
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

SOLD, KUT soT TRANSFERRED. Two FIJI.
more men were in conversation on Broad.
way the other night, and one Of them wss
urging upon the other the necessity Of fBs.
ing with tie Buchsniefs to put down the
Black Republicans" They must be de.
ieated at all hazards" said he, "gnd We
Americans must do il, II We have TO fuse
with Buchanan" That will no, work p
replied the other. "The attempt to bring
about fusion il driving thousands over 10
Fremont. They are disgus,ed with your
political trading. am jus, one Of this kind.
You want TO sell Us. ! may be sold, bu, /
,5ili not BE- Transferred %
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

SENATOR SUaaEE The state Of If.
Summers health viii not sdnsit of bic ma
king any public spesches during the pres
ent political campo 20 On his return u
Boston in few weeks he will be boaoted
by grand reception, and that Il witt Be al
the most cordial kind there can be no doubt.
His friends viii not permit him 70 make any
address on the occasion, MS presence being
ell they desire. TIE precise character q
the ovation and tie pisn Of proceed uss
are yet 70 be determined or but tie ar.
engagements are 10 tue hands Of 3 cor n tee
who intend that the sfsir shall be the
grsndest OF the kind ever attempted the,F.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

A merchant from Bloomfield had pur.
chased and loaded wagen-load Of got~4s
and was ready TO leave Tuesday afternoon
Bur lie wanted barrel of hsh, and found
that BY Whiting ill "Wednesday morning he
GO aid get ii. So be put up his horses, (for
which he had been offered over 5000 in
the White II ouse stable, and before morn.
ing they were burned up. That barrel OF
fsh ought to fetch big price. -Keosa1
WHO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

An EXECUTIVE DISBURSEMENT OF RUF.
ffAkLY CowARDlCE. Gov. A dams, Of Sou,f,
Carolina, at the recent Brooks iestiysl
characterized Brooks assault on Sumner
as fulti Hing all the requisites Of Aristotle 4
Jnities--being appropriate alike as TO time,
place and action.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
Young Robin Adsir

This simple ana touching story IS we'll
old in verse ~ c. c, Burr
lying eaisEt, from the Cell 81 tie slain, aas
Urged his vSaGied steei throusf the failing rain
aat his wounds hled fast, ana his eaurseI cell,
ere heresehei the brook IN the distant deli
4 maiden youas caught his bleeding head
And nsiloweaa son 81 TIE grassy tea,
All Rght ians thtq0kh tbs fVSr d the stotIa,
ahr Matched and wepI DER his Gfsiess f0fa.
At last, Il the dANa 81 the Ha5Fuing light
She Saw tae aaai nan wss hex own brave kptsht
81 vhaf a cry sh,g through the rentaiT
She w&s sesi ny ths siie Of Young ROBIN Ala.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

The Boston Post Is very much troubled
because dead negroes are excluded from a
cemetery In Columbus Ohio. The Post eV-
identity thinks that il negroes are thus ca
clnded, Democrats may fare worse which
in view Of their rapidly approaching disso.
luton, must be pn awful consideration
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

Nicholas Lengworth, The pioneer in the
cultivation 81 the vine d, cincinntti-and
still, though not far from being an oatoge-
lsrian, one oi its most ambitious and exten-
s,ve planters, has Of this tine l40 acres Of
earring Cataw bias, yielding 81 the moderate
estimate Of $500 per acre, S2s 900 per an
puna
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

THE Missouri RIVE STEAMBOATS,. 1T
would seem that since the Missouri River
has been taken possession Of By tie Missou-
ri Border Ruiian pirates, tie steamboats,
which ply upon its waters are doomed 10 i'll
lock.
We have chronieled some three OF four
disasters on that river within the same num-
Der OF months, and have now TO add the
sinking Of the excellent steamboat David
Tstum, On the It'll irst.. valued al $4,000,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

BORIS, WISE & FEEaoE1 IA 10 lta
charge that Bolts wsald accept ofce Under
Fremont, Bots said:
When John Tyler shook those thirty
pieces OF silver al me, | shook nv fst in hi
i.ce. He shook them ct Wise, and vi .
ppcksted them
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

Harriet Martihesu, tie celebrated En-
gIish authoress, ia no@ supposed 70 be on
her death bed She has not been able 10
20 beyond tie porch Of her own house foE
ifteen months
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
Hen advertisements.
HENRY w. NORRIS,

HENRY W.. NORRIS,
ANCt1o
General Agent Commission = Auction Broker,
Second 81. between Perry and Roek Island SITS,
Davenport, Iowa,
WILL make advances on all kinds OF Mer1kan.
W die, buy ssil and locate Land wa rants, snd
attend 10 SIT Kin ds OF Real Estate or money trans
aetions, collecting Book ana Note Accounts, and
all kiHds of Commissio business
Refers g iAs following persons, by permission:
Kh SWIM Co, bankers, Chicago
Rokee, limits Co.,
Lalmsn, Powers & M'LsAn, bankers, Davenport
+ Campbell, ESQ,
newiti Z Marshall, banker, khiBsbeek, N.Y.
Pt CArman Co., Madison, Wis
Stokes Brothers, New York City;
John Ssveryfs Sons, 50
Locke, Eetcham Co, q
Ozark, Wilson d Co, =
Smith sheldon, Troy, N Il;
James Wager, Esq..
L, Potter 4 CO., g
JohnF. Hull, haGEe IL, PoagbkseFsis y Y
Frederisr ". Davis, DO
Reuben North, DO
Joseph Harris. do
Hon. Charles II Rugsics
Hon. Morgan Carpenter,
Edmund Morris, ESQ
Chss. 4. hubbeli, ks3y Bridgeport IVAG5
ebss. Seolss hsBkST, -
Augustus Morgan banker, ST. PsUi NJ, 7
Shea, Packard Co. Albany, y. Y.
HENRY w MORRIS,
FsrInNFiF 81 F5aEhkeepsi ale, Duchess CO New oTE
NaveEpQft or ~ $50 dHu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
CITY PROPERTY

." i'' o'oeA ~ % Bray stfss4 e..
soe--Lot. and tioeE i rgRsl,. .,s.,..
1i-@est ~ leei Of Iot bloc. g. s
eas' 81 surFo"ss frettg sgate. FL ,.a. tJest
ara. raa j l0t JgfkGl laa...
near hfFhg street Win aitau.a tns,isg ~ -.sss
al3 West half i5l s6loeEG- a.,s...
ing house, On Railroad rAst aT R5tk 800 9"as
$50 per foot 's5bi Hn.s
- o hoAtes au as ns5t ..fs. aff.-
eefw cen ihlfd AMI Eo4tth streets ,i IVA s.a.-
'u' 'o' iof y ieAts' vii be spl4 aatpP ''...
d.e-A h2uae aud loi "a I4st u.s...-...
lot bloes Y, mouse q siF rusms 81 zs5
tern, wood shed, Sc Ptiae ssVg 1-'-' .f
STA house With Il acre Of ersss,,.....
otupati Of the clBs slDuh '5 SAG F-
32s-Lo. block a. s5utL a.. .-......-
Western avenue one 81 tEs bsaa,9r.r. . i. o. Gel
private residence Ia ths CHS. '..''7.s
9i.,- Lot block and /. AMI 20 s.ssg. a.....
addition. nsSrthe fsmEie college '"s'.-+
$50 L0asa sith Il sefe5 yl sre...5. t- s,
hailsnA RobiAsoas sabdtvi oa VI lsls Br', 80
s33-A foaI .tqiJ er.l a.sa g.. a-..
an1 brady streets 's. sa
at-A ltsG.s 4seiilag Ag4sg aHH s...+
store house On tat . els,k I'd '5'-=
AS Lg4sa sd lot or sssl sfss.s.f s..-....
telHse" Front AMI heeoul sglGsls. Isgssl T., 55s#
looms lot ss2S" dNiJEa a.. - z8sEr.-s
price ! Zoo t'
~ ~ a t@g s5-El l5a1asa L. PASS IL .=.= .H.5.
" 9 Western aFrraas aJgtU 81 gts 81 .t '...-
kit'Lsas psatiy closets ztsr5ga suI orH f..
ss al 80 H9ess q gaase $50 s4z z....t..
sd Western Ass tass ~
So =. a Hssiss q same SIZE sd ss7.. ...
east q Nests'H AS ffisa y 90,
- as 4 neQss u salas sir ss.t t,........
81 ID da~1r Get q N A. Fgae g-.yo-
- -Ilrss n.u.ss 81 9aa Sass. s...r...
s50ia' Va taTnail st. ue4sn 81 Lasez, e.n t-e1..
ground saea Prize $4,000
Sc .as a House saa t-t sls s..a-g ...-.-. .-..
IL Let eikl4s H5aRz la "a. F-u, Fr..z
j.. acs.~A nAa4s house sa Tsgs.san .s Gel. ..-...
-, snd 81 r2s1as kltaHsE 5asaa I'D al. r..
n 30 IT,
ST. 20 "a tEs 5t-z5 asa.s ag-s. .a .. ........
4'A' r'ea's slteten psaUiss ETC. 81 lees r.aa5 +.
$50 2os --lel, H. Is 50. g.zss
n, S75--A icl si46 tva sr.u L ASA. 20. ...,
nAsEsa 'e&5o Pike ss2a
20 .4-A hove al lie ga IA 81. ga.... ,..
ia esEisH t'uss faoIs hit7bsb sa.t zf las. Ga.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

The Lansing (Alsmakee county Mirror
Of last Friday says il learns "that on Wed
aesda, evening" Of last week the steam saw
mill al Wawkon IVES entirely destroyed BY
FIRE. This j. heavy loss 10 the proPrietors
and to the community about Wswkon. A
great amount Of buildng was going on and
the mill was kept running night and day to
help supply the demand for lumber Wsw-
kon ID the county seat Of AlamEkee county
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

PLEAsAkT LITTLE ATTESTIoE. --presi.
dent Pierce wac escorted in Portsmouth, N.
H., by the buchanan Guards. He must have
felt very much like State prisoner going
20 execution.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

An ingenious Frenchmsn has secured a
patent Tor making paEasol that can be fold
I'd into the form Of a ian, instead OF fold
ag ia the common manner.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17
LAND Fois ssLE.

LAND E0fS SAIL.
A. tuACRES beautiful Land mile HariA ui NaIe1u
~ for sale on easE terms.
Also
foGF 81 acre lots hhe for farming / tulis north Of
Fulton, tsgias casy and price removable.
-ALSU--
oACEes 10 Washington county, H. nilsz fsOn 10
Va { 10y and IS fiom Washington, aud good road
Ieadinz frotn Columbus City 10 Richmond, 81 acres
OF shit Is doe tla Der "a tie whole Ssi AtsTed
Vii DO sold cheap aud terms eEsg.
Also
i0iots, alles Ssss VI lows LiJY reii WktsTci
anu vsEy Critic; terms easy,
Also
Anew ~ @ti .ltgatrd lots ir The tltg ut Davenport
--AA8t~-
30 iut. "a week DsF eEpsrt .tEo iryiH 80 ~ 700
feet and 50 -us-s; tsTtas ; 4Ed years, Is 10
haul.
Also
4 EFtl Hai-agi tw story Brick Dwelling, : 0oms
sEd large cellar, wood house GEt stAbie Fine
de~ from no Sssfrrat6r5 Of Large laH u tue
city EptE Islsua ana .aOEaa.
.~tL &Ba.
SEES gral Ell IT, Her istillGEs aus ssHd lease oi
y years @6Hi1 b. 2ait cheap AMI szsF leTms. Ap-
plJ % .ec'lif a. &. "a D.,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

thursday, October ;, 1855, viii be ous opaaing
ID, for The esheton OF RICH SILK AND STRAW
AtLLiSkRi. Atwhieh tia.e We wsuld be pleased
10 see cur friends and all who viii favor US With
their patronage Wal. h. NICHOLS,
Davenport octi Corner of Third aud Bsady SIS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-17

IMPROVED fAAne
30 lis~A highly improved f1sz ofss .z.ss ~
...ai from OWL ia seed E5asss D.Tas, GasTisgs
house sssbl S. psics si7s psSGeTs
80. IieA iaIL4 OF suo aefs. =. .a.i.s t.oa town,
10 EoUses, r4Tps, aaI bN,l4tEfsr a. appls sHd
Psath frhtFJs- timber sFfsaa ella complete
ty tuTHlsbsi aa1 stugts1
-. - = ,. s,.s. fl.es aaj,s, ,..z-t-r- lsGt,a-
Ii5ssd Thcsssb
sa sa-A god tata q stU .z,=, as.s ul4. or.ss
bus "si. a. tri,s : j" 30 .,ds
sts rssarstui 20 .ers tsfE. Is sisss.st Waller
:sofs' ssFs
s. 49,. la:t t-saa Dat, ats' ls~z.'a. s.'s' las
$50 = A veil sg..s-i fss q. Is. a.es i15u The ry.
'' a. h'aif Il ss4' t=fli.sEa A.. pass slos00o
No. san iepeses tafa, ia4,e, ned ali cultivated
nice hOesv, siiIBt. aud = #sy,E 90 I 90 HisgoEy
usCye read, lailss tgSu. ts-ss orange fsAee
started aslrsy abound line iea 4oa arsss; pres az
| per acre,
NJ, So III, rraaI faIui uataus road miles fsoai
utwu. iS3 asrys higLj cultivated Eauss aai orchard
! A. rf's~ sil,oo
! No. II 10 sse'5Is iss4TsaNRg ar, .eoaec,s, 400
| Improved AEd 80 Ia ttmh~r .rsts SIS pei acre.
NJ ga saag lhtle t2fal na-s faitaO station, ~
| ~erss sod h5Esf, & PIKE flae,
uaimprovsd Lands
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No. iLs-a y " see SC I 80 RIJ leo asTss,
81 W. sec 20 " SO per acre.
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sis'J
y-4.-A4..r -.at.4x.F,.z..ss y "a
| ,5i1 -. - = al - - p. e -' 30 -
~ s--sFt y. .ud ~ ST j. aEfsIl.
~ See - rss 81 ~ 10 ssse. iri,t So PSI am,
.ar,r
~" VI IT. " = g., -.." Or Fl u ia a'frs
", q, The = ~. gs.t.f-sERa ,.,s.-..-
Ertss so sr asre.
aairo4i miles iron. Davenport
-oa5'ss ~iss fr"~ davenport price $50 i'ef acfs
,..s-T,.r..,,1. TT4..,e.-a, r-sXp.s
81 AhS y o. ts' y . Z. Ct % - = ; Il L
No, Wv. ffsstloa4l Of us \. WI soc. 2, Z.
~ hs T.
.s,ylop .ifspDltsd Tor coon, tftcs sI0 psr acre
4os-E - Sec ls Ts h 80 W 100 &crss.
"'Hft ai 50 % per asfe.
y, ~ !. taha = o'.'e' ~ hia ~"
ssfss- fhss $50 per acre
scrss
IL gdahAshA COUNTY,
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No a. ) " Ci ssS Is . " r. a. 81 ioU sg.Gs.-
- 70 Ia - -, A"A i''" " 1890 -
~ bEsIus COUNTY
" $50 shi " ~ ssc2s 4 Is n ~ 100
zsTss7 si0 Perssfs