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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

UEPAIp LETTEgs.-The Post Master Gen.
eral has instructed the Post Master at New
York that whenever any letter is deposited,
unpaid, he must send a circular notice to
the party addressed, that the said letter is
detained for want Of prepayment, and that
il will be forwarded on the receict in
lamp Of The amount due. This plan pre-
vents the accumulation OF unpaid letters
and if successful it viii be extended 10
other clties.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
Cky UAiu.

FV0y w.
W.. ,suce thai some of the pro-siavery
iourssls ere calculating pretty confidently
~ the supper, which Clay Wings Will give
10 Buchanan. The Cincinnati Convention
was afraid to nominate either Pierce or q
mar who had been personally iden,i6ed
with the leading principles OF his Admins
i~ration. but the slavery extensionis,s we're
much mistaken in supposing that Clay
Whiga would vote for a man, the most in-
teresting part Of Whose life is connected
with The most unmsnly and vindictive per.
secuions Of Henry Clay. There may be 4
few who will 50 far forget the past. bu, the
great mass Of Wings who preserve The
memory OF Henry Clay as among the mos,
cherished Of their recoiiections, will be FAR,
vesy lar from dishonoriag that memory by
placing ia the Presidentia chair the man Of
sll mel nov living, who did the most &c
strike Heary Clay down and bring disgracs
on HE name.
IL j. known TO Clay Wings that Jane.
buchaaan bore a prominent part in orieina'
ting the infamous "Bsreain and Sale sim,
DER. under which Mr.. Clay suffered t. the
day Of his death. He offered Mr. Clay the
eGce Of Secretary of State il he would vote
Tor Jackson, and when the offer was reject.
"a. Buchanan joined in the cry OF the libel.
lers, and wss foremos, among those malig
nant opponents who resolved TO puidown the
Adams Administration, 'though il was pure
- the angels Of Heaven" This is the man
for whom i, is expected that Clay Wing.
will vote. There may be Southern Cha,
Wings who will 90 vote, because with then
the supposed interests OF slavery outw eigt
every other consideration, but in the Ere.
States the number of Wings will be small
who will vote for Mr.. Clny's b~itteresi ane
most rnmanly defamer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

THg DoueLAs FUNERAL LAST NIGHr.-
Those disappcin ted at the ignominious de.
feat ofJudge Douglas at Cincinnati made an
attempts ratify the nomination OF Buchan-
AN and Breckenridge. Of course the rati-
icstion resolutions were passed., as the
Chairman refused to put the negative vote,
although frequently requested to do SO,
The meeting, although very small, con.
tanned a large majority in favor of Free
Kansas, and opposed to the ratification.
We were astonished at the large nun
Der OF speakers who avowed themselves
Free Soilers. and predicted that, ii Buchan.
an and Breckenridge were elected, Kansas
would certainly be a free State. They are
| Free Soilers OF the = Border Rufian" stamp.
CAicaso Dem. ef1ih.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

STEAkBoATs ~RAIsEp.---From the st.
Louis Inteli9encer ofihe 9th, We learn that
Nesar.. Eads g. Nelson have succeed in
raising the steamers Henry Lewis snd De-
Sid White-boats recently sunk in the Ohio
river, One of the same firm, the In~teAioea-
Ger Informs US, il now up the Ei-sl..ipp.
for the purpose of examining the steamers
Royal Arch and Greek Slave, that were
sunk not long since. II is thought they
can be raised.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
Consequences Of TIE Nebraska Bill

Ceaseausacss Of tie Nebraska Bill
The Baltimore Patriot, which has long
been known ss one of the sbles. and mos,
respectable journals in the South, makes
the following remarks in relation to the
Kansss-N ebraska bill. /, is daily aeeom.
ing more evident that the plotters at whose
~instigation that bill was ~concocted, intend.
ed 1t as a further and most important step
towards accomplishing the plans which
they have long brooded over for dissolving
the Union. The pole star of all their pro-
ceedings is the posthumous paper Of Mr..
Calhoun, detailing the method for organ
ling a southern confederacy. To this end
they have supported all the flibuslering op-
e~rations in Central America. and all the
designs for invading and possessing Cuba.
II they succeed in conquering Kansas, they
would Immediately be in possession OF ter
riiory Sufficient to form fre or six States as
large as Ohio, with q moral certainty OF
eventually obtaining New Mexico and Cali
fornis. And in all these plans and plot
tings, the nullifers Of the South are sup.
ported by q party in the North which pre-.
tends TO call Itself Democratic. There are
yet some homes, and patriotic journals at
The South, and the following is the language
of one OF them
by its support Of the Ksnsss-Nebraska
bill, the Administration have 'sown the
wind. Ostensibly adopted as an act Of jus.
tiee to the South, it has prosen, in its prac-
teal operation, imbued with Us subtle a poi
son as the fatal gift which Frustrated the
tabled strength OF Hercules. Nothing more
insidiously Injurious could nave been offered
to Southern acceptance, MOI can our sister
States ever hope TO recover their pristine
vigor until they strip themselves Of the rank
ling thing, and shake loose IRON the embra-
ees of those who have wrough, so grea, an
evil, not TO the South alone, but TO the whole
Union"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
ssshaaaa.s Strong Points

The Cincinnati Commercial in closing up
the proceedings of the Cincinnati pro- lave
Convention, thus enunerates the strong
points OF Mr.. Buchanan:
Mr.. Buchanan possesses several ele
ments of sta ength that can lie inventoried-
He is . political qaietist-opposed &c all ag-
,tation-in favour of the preservation of
the Union, and OF sinking all seeuonal dit
tersnces. To him many Of the fragments
and fossils of the late Wing party, triven
so long and tossed without a haven, will
cling and subside. In consideration of that
Native Ame,icsnism which he has on so
many different occasions exhibited, he will
without doubt be looked upon as the candi-
date Of the disaffected ultras OF the Know
lSo,hine order, while his federalist antece-
dents with aristoeratic tastes, and respect
for the wealthy and the powerful, will at
tract to his support many of the rich and
respectable. His party will doubtless be,
from these causes, in the receipt OF large
accessions of strength upon its conserva-
tive margin, and will present such an APP
pearance Of high prosperity as will at least
for a a time, give to its leaders a most ex-
amplary degree of confidence. He, huw-
ever, who looks upon political events with
the eye Of a philosopher, will not need to
be told that when such things occur there
is always and from a necessity Of nature,
another side to the account. When a party
is gaining upon one margin it inevitably
loses upon the ot.er; and when the gain is
in shipwrecks, trash and rubbish, remnants
and odds and ends OF defunet parties, which
the sea Of p~oliticsSosses here and there in
to out-of-ihe way corners the loss is in the
active, the thoughtful and the reliable-a
loss for which no amount Of the other kind
can begin TO compensate.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

TIE TIszoMIMIsGo AID THE WAk EA.
SLE-We areSsformed by a passenger on
board the War Eagle that these riva
steamers had q Bit OF a race on their last trip
which resulted 10 favor Of the Winona
boat. The TishoFnineo came in sight OF
the War Eagle al McGregor's Landing, and
continued to gain on her, so that on reach
ing Dubuque che was within a few rods Of
her, having gained BY the estimate FIVE
miles in seyenty.-Dubaqus Express.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
A FrpIRALIsr Ispon.rMrsr.-We m,

n EULhALItI NIT d
gentleman 10 our city yesterday, who re-
sides in the Western part Of the State, and
who has boosted for the last ten years that
he was an sold federalist,n aud would nsyer
vote for any other kind Of a man for Presi.
dent. On inquiring Of him how he liked
the nomination for President made by the
Cincinnati Convention, he re2lied-"i like
il well. Buchanan is the greatest Old Fed.
eralist In tie country, and ! can consistent
Nv yv,e for bin. and mean TO do it"-Chfc,
Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
H.. q. kSOsA ~ uOlDS
COMBINED
.N0iceI. ana KeQDer!

FOR ahiUH II FIRST pktMIUA WAS
Awarded attBe Rock Island County Fair in No.
vember, ,s5s. Improved tor 1850.
l'HE Subscribers save Er6auged To manufacture
= extensively the above machine tn Rock stand,
Ill, aod 10 Offering II 10 the farmers are happy To be
abia 10 say that the efforts u co mDiae Ihe most
per ect Mower with the most perfect Re1Ter have
prvYcd slnlnenty successful. the diilcu,ties arising
cut Bi The fact that's greater speed OF the sickle i.
necessary Tor IN moving thants required for reapingi Ia
overcome IN TINS machine by Tho use OF two pm
ions OF Inherent size, giving The required speeu ne-
cesar! ir esch KIND of WerA. Inc 'ssiue urniI, :, Ia
also mostly avoided by placing the gfouud wheel on
the opposite side of the tongue ffoLR tne cut ing part,
so as 10 balance each other, thus making 1t easier
Tor the team.
The raAer is placed Gu the platform behind he
grant position which by being uear MS WORK ens-
Dies hitn 10 do II better aud win greater ease; aud
the whole Is constructed on u plan nj once siIn pie
aud durable. Il has been used IN all varieties. OF
grain rad grass, ana IS Univ ersaily conceded by
Enose VINO nEseused II to operate better aud nicer
lnaA can De done nith The cradle or sc.Ine.
Tue paoe OF me Prairie kszor' is SL3O ca. Il for
Ao~sf and Reaper tosstnsi; stlv for NOV efg ALONE.
tiV sddcd 10 tno sbVye Tor eTedlt OF one haii utI
January Asxt. tntsresiai the rats Of leu per cent
pr auhdin allowed on all payments m aIe ueiors
10! OF Jgiy next. rot h OOD kkx.
toF ~ 6 W NUCRsE, GIhLE 4 CO., al the lows
Agricultural Depot, on kseA lslaud atd Trout So.
DA'supoIt. so.e agents tor this Vicinity.
Mana , unhM
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

BURLINGTON AID Observation-Disclosures
The Skipper, Capt.CRAs, VIII ran oe-
tween this city and Keokuk, commencing
this morning, during the remainder o. ne
season., making q tri-@eesiy me Inc
captain says he can pass the taiis IN .
stege OF water. II so, the Skipper Will be
well pstronized By our citizens and the
travelling public. Staging is a detestable
way of travelling. when any better can be
bad.-Buri. Harkeye
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

ExcEEpIsGLY DisisTeREsTEp.-The Gin
cinnsii Gazette says that among the dele
gates TO the great Pro-Slavery Conyen.
lion, there were one hundred Postmus-
ters,-more than one-thitd Of the Con-
v~ention. Their counsels are supposed TO
have been altogether disinferested and pat
rin,ir
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
GREAT SALE OF LAND AT AUCTION

THE undersigned viii offer for ssls st Auction, On
L Thursday, the 18th inst, in the town VI Fulton, second
Railroad station, 500 acres u beautiful land Just one mile
from the station This land is equal 10 any IN the STATE
ot Iowa tof Osauiy aud richness, and will be sold on sa,y
terms, a plat OF said land can be seen in the saloon OF the
lie Claire House tll day Of sale. AL who pHrehaso, and
go come on the kAilruad cars, will have their passage %
the place Of sale and back 10 the clty free OF charge. ssle
10 commence at IA M. and close In time to return 10 ne
CITY on the cars. Terms made hnown On day Of sale
june 5to 4. e. EAD=.
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10 ! l2 miles ofthe torporalion line, Oh The Dubyogz
Road, the wnoie surrounded by fence, AMI par apir.
cultivation, Il stream running through. Pnrr s@
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

No. i3e.-A farm OF 30 acres on The LOST d,F,,.
Road, 9 miles from the city and the undivided mir
OF the saw mill tract, containing 20 acres no acre,
under fence, l<n acres under cultivation, some h-sy,
tin bet, a frame house { rooms, barn, & nue Orrb,,t
Will be divided to suit purchasers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

@ .IfJ- "A beautiful spot noar TIE aeS Csmstsr
~ acres, 4 good frame tioBse, 10 rom wslI, and
stream of water running through. prico ms Of sf,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

AN ORrAIc SAYING Mr.. Sphynx, on
hearing OF Buchanan's nomination, merely
responded, "P. PIP Being pressed TO ex-
plain himself, he growled out-"Phancy
Pierce's Pheeiinxs."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
OUR COLUMN.
80. MANN a SONS
pATENT MOWER AND REAPER.

az subscribers are manufacturing a Large nrmber OF
I these VALUABLE grain and labor-saying Machines Tor
the hsryest Of 1885, with many valuable improvements
which experience has suggested, making It the most desi
rablo combined Reaper and Mower now IN use, being oil
lishter draft and less difficult to manage.
The patent revolving CANVAS platform upon which the
grain falls and Is carried over the side Of the machine de
posting Il In the eouesye "a tbs greatest invention ofthe
ago for saving the grain after II is ct without waste, and
leaving 1t IN compact bundles oil uniform size, challenges
the admiration Of all that witness its operation
Price of four horse combined Machine el5o, Reaper
$3.50, Mower 9loo, hall cash on delivery, balance IN six
months, freight added. For certificates and recemnep'
dations 500 pamphlets.
HASKELL, DuRRLE q ALBRiDoE,
Michigan City, Ind.
Tor sale by SoUESE, vIELE & CO., Agents; corner Of
Rock Lila nd aud Eruat sireetE. Davenport. June d
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No. tis.-A smsiiAHa beautinl piece Hand am,
Intersection ofSth street and the K. u. eonratinf4
acres Price $1,000.
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Qem advertisements.

w. WV
GOLDEN sYRUP-I0 Barrels Of The most super.
~ or quality just received az The nawkeye Store'
yAC0B WEAVER, JR. q CO.
AZ ocha 1Offee--AIso EsstRre 81 Coffee. Yeast
AN1c4Ees; q new article warranted. made after The
oid fashioned corn tn rnpikes, for sale at the ,sHawk-
eyer Iuqe 10
4 NAApLEs -saumer presset Iallow, opal, siaT.
- Adamanrno, and sperm Candles, equal TO wax,
also transparent Soap, for sale at the ssHawkeye =,
illLs-ohve, in bottles, also Lard, sperm and RI
ephstt's Oils, suitable for Machinery or Lamns
ior sale at the "Hswkeye." June n
ELiohEs-PICkles Preserves, oe. -Cueumber
HI glass and WOOD, Onions and Horse-radisb
Ounce, Peaches, Plum, Pear and blackberry pro
serves. also Aprcots, Oranges and Cherries, An.Ia
Currsnt, Strawberry, Peach, Orange ana BACK bs ,
y Jetlies, ketehups, Pepper Sauce. Capsrs, Paw
Rum hose Water, all sorts of Extracts, and Prasb
oysters, new and OF all size packages, and for sale
cheap al the Il AWKEYE sToRE
DIE FRUIrS-Peaehs., Damsons. BIg rkbarf.
l. Rhubarb, Whorleberries, Gooseber,I,. IA
enc ries, for sale at the .HAWkFV. 80
June 10 dtf
Desirable Property for Sale.
ONE Of the finest farms in the county. a1s srr.. III
VI miles from Davenport; l15 acres in fence 10 ~
cultivation, 10 acres timber, living water larga 6rSbe.s
a good house with : rooms, barn. outbu iings7 etr ~ W
Apply to
June lSd'm aLLICs L~YTANCE.
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"
s,,ltl I,rlc H.. j
IN a. :, 80 ,,,d al arr,. Nh, a sa, a. ~ DaysnpQ,
. rooms, slebi'ns, Wen, cstcra' orchard and Gsfd,p' N
IN hne ordef ssoya : sieun " seven years will b gTs
for part 81 inc iaivh'so money
:, ,ss-nu II tho onest EARNS IN m.
Dubuque read, hesf Iesss pest once, &2e aeres, Il Sha1
there u ~ aLss"' : f'. ~, = Nies timothy, G 90,
nouss, % ) |. a.ra' "ns through h
~ u,i AM broEon and nndgy ionce, pt ~ us Ssnstsy
- WV
No rse-A Farm Of about 90 acres in HieEo,y
sboai Ia acres timber, all fenced, a Two story L,isyL vrou
No. l53--A Farm OF lvo acres near Hickory Grow, N
under fence, ana nearly ~ pioaSnsI, a good house, sli
No. E4-A Farm u about 40 aero. near Btlor.o
adjoIning No. l73, a two story brick house. tsa .,,s
under cultivation; price sso pr acre,
No Ea--A iarIo ofilo acres nsar Hickory Drsso VIA
10 aeres sooc tHaos4' xo"' A0aA"' 'eao!s as price &.
. NOD . sw,lIips' stable orchard &c ittss saeesser@a
- ''PefA1s
and cultivation. Price siV0 per ecIe. "aa
No, Es-An improved Farm oi 40 aesss In xc,t,,,,
ana ~ sun sStsa Ai.ausi, AoV hcfss under raj
Price ~ per acre
80; g. "a l r5,nbs = 10 70 assss n ~ s.suSn, . and II, Is
now saw.S, with 4 youns orcbsrd. rIiss 40 srS 70 whst
No. lso-Lot So. IL In Hswlsy,s subdIyisos c,,.
"a ,a-. fra, rate farm nj ga ae,s.
. = a. 80 brore and uudsr i.nes' 49, - IV4At
siaS - ~Avn pHs
rso X I W, : spisudld farn a d Tarsrp ,i. "S' Y
acre. cultivated, 10 acres Il nbsr, bsrn, well, ,,,, NM
&c. Price 81 ,0up Ti
NO, tgs. acres In see p r ~ X b On us Ca.
Grove road 10 / wa Ctty. 2 miles from Un ,.nr.'
fr,ms house and o lbsr imprv vsinents
-
r,t.nrts l.ls,a xt,h+sa
r. Iii = se,.. , yoos go. I1sssats
"
:. 90 ...
10. i1S.-I.e - !, g sE 100 AGRA
oar np - s'fossfrssE
~
No. ia rstm so acres IN ssc1GTpis RAE
all pionEneab PiNN FSS Pe'@H
NO, lo3. "a Farm Of f3u acres on the tosdlsadiI.
from Long Grore 10 AI,en GtoYs, 10 acres timber
-
..a
so.la3'-a ans improved fAtm q ~ aeisJ, VI las
veal slee OF alep oro'7 n9sa, hlxhLy Improves
an
No.ar :, xasISs Ss,andtns S,mP aa'stePpS'i~
thr .an s ''"" wv f"sd 70 ls
"h
-.
rom n pasepport on he road 10 ie rI.i re- ~ : .as
"'" PneFsS'
csa h. ma win thi.. """
30
noau, . mias. ,,p ,n = 49, - az ~ unai'tHea thir
sns.r enc. IN acres undry ,uitiy.tJon - acre
,,n,ha' = frame hons 4 roors. bsrn ! Vm' nav
VII ~ aiyiasdtn an /, M, ysha.a,s . " ''''afa
.u.tsna ,o.,,,,, ,..4
.crr. Price ss.ga0.
I 10 ii q miles ofthe orporal ion llue, on The DubooS.
Road, the waoie surrounded by fence, and puu all.
Guilty stioE a stream running through. Pnrr 81
10 acres, a good frame House, 10 rooB,s. vslI. -
stream Of water running through. Price sI66 ptss,s
.r, .
~ "a -. re- HIs'f
ehard ofS acres, apples, peaches. ana chsrrs. :" "
nohs ~ ana ~ % "a . W Seiss nuaer froes, g
ha.ss rsitar' seiI. .a bic So ! .a,r sS,..m n-s
,nr 40 ~ 81 - : 49, s''eAm o. ~'1r
~ ~ EN-
R+ h "a sores .auaer cultivation, a good stream .
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No. IRA farm Of leo acres with 20 acres uuy,i
{ T.. miios from town, 70 acrss f. need ana In tpn.
Walton, a log house, table, eoTEeTlb,s wells, IN o.
ehard offs acres, apples, peaches, ana chsrnss.
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REMOVAL.
Il. -. q

-s@s
lFkoa NEW JAvEs, cT.1
RRESCO. Banner, Sign and Ornamental pgintsy
GraineT OF Wood, Stone and Msrols.
Lettering aud GildiHg on
GLASS,
window shades ilteHeT decorations, Portraits,
Scenery, Landscapes, &C., at short notice.
sign Painting and q tainirs for the ira dc rooms,
Has reinoys ID from Brady Il. to cd ST. 4 doors East
Of Brady.
Reference
A. b. Il, MYExs. I. CLosE * Co.
NV La iEk d-fI
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No. l0s.-Au Improved fhrm Of IA acres "a T.
tons 30 and 2yT 80 Il 5 b 30 gcres uuder f-uee, q
under cultivation, % acres woodland, new ffa2,
bosse, cellar. Deil, STA Die r c, = sooc stream OF wall
RAINING through Prizes ssj per acre
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

IoFFEEs--75 Bags kio, Lsguaro, Java, marscaibo
aud Havana Cohees, selected expressly Tor re-
failing ..x.
embracing Coffee a, d " {, crushed, powdered aud
xfgnuialed; also refued aiAtLE sugar. These Sn
Sars are all fine beet quality,
New lEAs-,31 CHESTS, half chests, or Boxes anu
caddius OF all sizes and descriptions OF late impofls
uous, smpraciHg some ofthe highest aud nnes grades
of the eele braIod s'Mayune' aud stPidg sooeyh
grow lhs, These Green and BLACK Teassre decidedly
AS due aud curious caops Us over crossed The Mis,ls
slppi, asd wc can r~ecotnmend our ooiongs, Pon
enonxs, Somebody's, Gunpowden, lmpenals and
Young Hysons, tar superior in fragrance and make,
10 The generality of1eas brought west. Asthey were
selected especially tor Family use aud are less IN
price; We can with confidence Invite examination and
l,iA.
kAIsINS--so Boxes, halves and quarters; --also
Valencia kaisihs;
PLuMs- 5 Bulls pi,ted and uDplIted;
PrSCHEs--3 do pared Currants, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, arivd and ! reserved.
SUaPs-Pa.m, Cssliie, Shaving, German and
Chemical Erxsiye, &C, &c; together with n large val
els OF Baskets, Willow, Rattan and sptint, Wooden
vars, sokegs Of Nails, y rpis Fish, Maeke eel, v bite,
salmon and Sca ed herring, IL eales2ands 70 bashsi
Wheat Sack and many ytnsf arlieies-sil Tor safe,
cheap and ~nrrspteato glse satisfaction
JACub NEaNEh,J x,6 CO.,
- IA 80 H. rC.x. sHArA
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No, Is3.--A lot OF , &C. 1000 acre. on the soQu ,h,
ofihe road to lie Claire. fricesSi ,25. Qaerr, mon
eau be had win this.
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NO. Is9.-A ine improved Fafm Of l0i aefsS. an in
scst side OF Allen Grove road, highly tt1prnyss
with a three story house. sIls per acre
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No. Ias.-Six acres % The Mississ ppi iyefoDn....
the town OF Moline, extending from the road . u.
river. Price 4agn,
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NJ. I33--A beautiful lot offs 81. 100 Ger., NJ. u
HaxleA cat lots, part of see ~ T ~ RAE, ! ntts.
fro m Davenport on The road to lie Claire, price ~
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no, 100. - Farm Of $50 aores on the rosdlsss,,s
from Long Grove 10 AL Lens Grove, 10 acres unh-t
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Il-2 stories, stable, well, &c.