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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-01
Union State Ticket.

Union State Ticket.
CANAL COMMISSIONER,
THOMAS Z. COCHRAN. of York Co.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
DARWIN PHELPS. of Armstrong Co.
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
LAP0RTE, of Bradford Co.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-01
Aaftsman's aounal.
CLEARFIELD. PA, OCT. I. 1856.

s.B. ROW, EDiron ASp PnornIrron.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-01
THE UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION.
ANOTHER immense MEETING.
T RO NJ 1000 TO 1900
PEOPLE ASSEMBLED.

ON last Saturday, fhe 27th Sept, the friend.
of Free Speech, Free Press, Free Kansas,
and who are opposed to the election Of Bu-
chanan, assembled in Mass Convention at Cur
wensyille, Clearfield county. 1t was one OF
the largest political gatherings ever held Ia
the county-not less than from 1000 to $500
persons being in attendance. Over 1000 per-
seas were at one time counted on the ground.
Two poles of about loo feet in length, the A.
nest we have ever seen, were raised in the fore
noon, and magnificent Fremont and DAYTON
flag, 22s by 81 feet, suspended. The meeting
was.caIled to order at about . O'Clock, and or
ganized by selecting the following officers,
President.
Hon. JAMES FERGUSON, Penn Tp.
Vice Presidents,
Elisha Fepton. Penn township,
John Hancock, Pike township,
John Welch, Pike township,
Daniel Mckinney. Penn township,
Samuel Scbring. Burnside township,
John f. Lee, Bell township,
Thomas Shea. Clearfield borough,
James Alexander,
Thomas r. Mcclure, Pike township,
James Forrest, Boggs township,
David j. Cathcart, Jordan township,
John S. Williams, Knox township,
NJ. j. Porter, Brady township,
NJ. a. Frank, Cleariield boro.
Daniel Weaver, Lawrence township,
David Adams. Boggs township,
John Smith, Sr-, Pike township,
Jacob Lydick. 90 /"
Samuel Kirk, Penn township,
X. S. Humphrey, Pike township,
Thomas Montgomery, Brady township,
Geo. Smeal, Pike township,
Joseph Bailey, ss
David McCTackcn, Bell township,
Philip Arnold, Brady township,
Job Way, Pike township,
John Potter, Brady township,
Z. King. Lawrence township,
Secretaries,
S. 3. Row, Clearfield.
Ed Montclius, Curwensrilie,
ID. ). MoorS, Lumber City,
VIM. A. Bloom. Pike township,
L. :. Dundy, Clearfield,
S. G.. Patchin, Beccaria,
Il. McNaul, Curwensrillc,
John W. Hazlctt, Bell TIP.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

Packing Yarn.
IA coll hemp AID manila PACKING Yarn and Laih
~ Irvine, for sale by
July Is d, p. & D.
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Gar0 mare.
/. CLOSE & CO.'S. COLUMN

:. go i..e,c,s and con
snsts sta' sSa S ME- whIc sannot l q m
r%tG, Upon i l. n.y. ca y Keen on cu5to a
s,l fhy q " Who i, desire rsf dsaItss
sor cash gs propose 10 coll 1T . small advance
r.chosE = 60.
l. eheapoy r chosE * 60.
> al T. CLOSE 4 cos
L =. CLOSE + cos.
- sale at y CLOSE I" cos
4 low a:. 4. CLOSE q cos
-
L /. CLOSE 9. CO.'S.
Il T. CLOSES cos
FAD Pipe ofsll sizes from IL 80 3iH., sof sale At
nov. .-----7-.,...,
CtARDES Ts,ts aFeyarF desc7fDt30p a.
4 a. & 81
C,Uyg. Rifle and pistols. best quality for sale low
LtToVES and Figygr- which gHI be sold cheap a
--
MOVES Portable Gflst Mills
~ 4
L EATHER Betting all size.at
HACKING Eemp aud Rainier for sale gt
I, CLOSE & co.'s
DLACKsMITH's Tools, Bellows, Anvilz, Ham.
I pi.rs tor saIa Inv ri z CLOSE d co.'s
DoPE-Manillaa d Hemp, ali stzesat
Ia n CLOSE a. CO.'S.
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HOTEL. "A hotel has just been erected

HOTELS "A hotel has just been erected
IN st Paul, which with ito furniture ths
Rionesr says, cost $4,000. This ia a
nre,tv good item, and we don't know OF any
enterprise in which the one halt or Two
,hirda of that sum could be more prohtsbiy
;ovested, than in the erection OF another
GOOD hotel in our city. Several have been
projected Tho season, but we bellsvs they
have all fallen through. We do hope the
oreparatons may be made this winter tor
Tho earIy commencement in the spring oil .
hotel that will be an honor to our c'ty'
While upon the subject we would JUST re-
,,o,k that the L. Claire House is having
another addition put to it on the south that
will make it much more convenient ana
s,aeious, and that the Scott House 10 being
overwhelmed by additions, the main Parf
having been carried up four stories with
an addition to the west larger than the org
inaI three story building. When compile
,cd it will be one Of the largest hotels in the
sity
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

~ 0prned aud arc now selling 8pIendid sfOck OF
l ] Hard ware at ioper figures than any other
ern in the y0f Davenport. our stock is complete
i we can furnish all kinds of Builders Materials, Me
cltaucs To9l4 and Farmers implements Of the best man
nagture Give usa CALI you cannot go away without
fHlyiug. No. q Main street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON d LOCKWOOD.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
E'Dkk SALE.

LNIfUAfEDiH Muscatiue county, fronting tisedtagis-
Ssppi River, midway between Dayenpoft aud Muaca-
no. hen portion ofgecions23 and 81 fronting the ry.
IN and b,fk and containing 800 acres ltb acres %
ith arc apr.yel and under high state VI cultivation
'H+ balance fJnI prairie and hmber laEi There Is on
e farm iargt two story dwelling, bfn. oaItag !rlusr
d 40 necessary 0utbGiidiaE al Ia III 3 rate ieiAf
earring orchard ~ choice apple, peach cherry ann PUN
fees eSetlent well and cistrrn, never itIng h"1
Fl running water and a very supefiOE st3ue quarry
aLSO-qJ acres timbefed land Upon an island opposite
de abose farm, upon which Is heavy gr0sl q tirn#
PRINCIPALLY hickory which accessible az all seasons
Tue above property viii be sold eheap and upon terms
tIrr most liberal Enquire Of
NOuBsE NIELh 4 CO..
Al the Iowa Agricultural Depot corner Rock Leland
and Front St4 Davenport. inly 9dHtf
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La t est M G w r.
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS,

| RuFffANs MARCHING AGAINST LAwREAGka
The Latest news we have from Il Hsaa
| is the following from the Lexington Expires
of the l4th
We have little or no news worth relating
and especially title that ia encouraging I o
| the South. Gen. Reid, reliable and IN
| intrepid officer, from his camp on Indian
Creek, proceeded % Cedar creek, and on
Thursday morning last proceeded tneuec, II
| is supposed to cooperate with Gen. Rich.
| ardson who is commander inchiet OF the
Territorial militia Reid is said TO have
with him abodt 600 men, and at his con-
JUNCTION with Richardson il is supposed the
combined forces immt diately proceeded to
Lawrence. Whether collision has fol-
lowed or Wi follow this movement i Is
Impossible to say, as large body OF United
States troops are understood to be in tho
neighborhood Of Iecompton ARD Lawrence.
The 70 lowing letter from Maj Veitch in
forms Us that Gen. Reid proceeded from &c
dar creek direct to Lawrence:
Camp at Shawnee Mission,
September 10 1856.
MISS Rs EDIToRs
Ht hiuiy Va IdN anu tluCi ~ d6hl" VII
the march TO Lawrence, numbering Dy the
muster rolls Of yesterday $50 men and two
pieces Of artillery
There is no longer any difference o.
opinion amongst gentlemen about III G pro
Priety of establishing emigrants from The
South who have been driven from the Ter
dtory by Lane and his associates. We up
on the border have insisted and urged men
to settle in Kansas, with view OF making
it slave State, and there are ut least 100
men in this army who came here to settle,
bringing with them their plows, who are
now fighting their way with the sword, as
settlers in the Territory.
We hear contradictory reports concern
ing the views Of the new Governor Gearyi
one is that he is favorable to our cause and
is determined to use all his influence for the
arrest Of Lane, while other reports report
him as seer city sympathiZing with the Free
State party in all lis enormties.
His views, however whatever they may
be, do not affect our movements We shall
go to Lawrence, regardless OF Geary'5
views, or those Of Gen. Smith, command
ing the u. S. forces at Leavenworth. No
sickness in camp Much complaint that
Lafayette is doing SO little in the way of
men.
We move from here Tomorrow, direct
for Lawrence. Yours, &c.
DAN. A. VEITCH |
A gentleman from Toe Territory informs |
US that a man representing himself from
Clay County, with a command Of ninety /
men, has been pilIagiDg rnd pIundering all |
along Stranger Creek. He represented |
as being merely robber, and robs alike
friend or foe. On one occasion he entered /
the town Of Easton md stripped it Of every |
criticize Of value.
We are gratiled to learn that writs are
out for Lane and his men, and that with the /
forces under Richardson and Reid, they are /
likely to be faithfully executed. II Lane !
ressts fight may occur The general im /
preston is that Richardson and Reid will /
INCEST Lawrence to-day.
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LklGES BP DAyENpnRT, ..

1AIoMF over and look ut Cur stock Of china GlgsS
and QursltStoGre: we 'La lust received spleudil
lot Of nGgniGssat our N "''s ., 'aiest Neg loT5
stylss our store is 100 e deep and allied wild
every tlang Ia our line usln needed Ia hotels,
stores aud JaHiHes. Our I'll az glass 10 unrNa!ed
comprising many 6sGEtUUi articles, not often !ruHd
ia western stores.
We particularly invite the attention Of Iopa Aer.
Chgats as our stock Is heavy, aud We are prepared
to cell at ghOissaie upon such terms thst they may
save tina aud freight by purchasing here
LEE & WILMANs.
Store on Illinois street opposite Court House Square
Rock Island, Aug ~, SO. W.T..
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VELVET CARPETS,
Extra ply do,
super SGpef
~unerfgs. do.
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We move from here Tomorrow, direct
for Lawrence. Your, &c.
Nov York Itema

New York, Sept. 19.-Loreaz9 B.
Shepard, Corporation Attorney and Cair-
man Oft Democratic General Committee
Of the city, died suddenly this morning
while bathing.
The great race between Lantern and
Prince for $4,000, two mile heats, to
wagons, came off yesterday afternoon on
the Union Course. Lantern one Time
SAX, 5:22ta, 5:28.
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RvMoR UNrouSpEp MIR. Callen has
shown us letter which sets at rest the ru-
NOR in regard to the murder of Dir hzeF.
lie arrived in safety at Otoe City, prepared
IA lend his means and his energies 10 tHe
building up of that thriving young Western
CITY We are sure that no one IS more re-
,oiced than onrself that the report has pro-
ven untrue,
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LATE PAPERS AND New GooDs.-We are
indebted to our friend, Mr.. s. Calieh' iof
late New York and Chicago papers MI
$. will open, in few days fine assert
ment Of dry-goods, groceries, etc. at h's
old stand, corner of Rock Island and Sec
ond streets.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22
SHOCKING CALAMITY AT CHICAGO

On Friday morning last the boat in use
at Lake House Ferry, Chicago, capsized
while crossing from the North to the South
Division, and crowded with passengers,-
They were all men, most Of them laborers.
Many Of them saved Themselves by swim.
ming, or were picked up by the boats that
quickly arrived at the spot, yet some twelve
or fifteen were drowned The scene caus-
ed by the immense crowd of people that
soon congregated upon the spot and The
moan and cries Of those who had relatives
on board is said to beggar all description
The accident was caused by the use OF
acow instead Of the regular boat and the ca
gerness of the people TO crosa overlooking
the old hunk. Nine bodies had been recoV-
cred at latest date.
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BUSINESS Brady was all alive on Sat
urday. In fact the crowd ofteams was not
confined to that street, but extended
throughout the city. Farmers are begin
ming to bring in their produce, and that
confcrs considerable activity upon our
streets as well as in the various depart
mpnts of business
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

miles from Davenport, 90 acre5, III acres in cul
tiyaioH, % acres timber, running water, house. sta
BILE etc.
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Fremont 81.
Buchanan AZ.
Fillmore ls.

Another vote taken on the Rock Island
and Chicago Road on Friday gays similar
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One Of the best farms in Scott County, 3i4 acres,
only 3 miles from Davenport, lI5 acres fence, 10
acres in cultivation, 1879 acres timber, large orchard,
Two good wells, large house rooms, stable, out
holdings, Gc,
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Improved Farms.
go acres highly improved farm miles from Day-
.surorL 200 acresin ciiuyatlon, good board fence,
win Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
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beautiful farm Z! miles from Davenport, i6t
acres, 90 acres in cultivation, part timber, new
house, stable, etc.
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HARDWARE.
LIVINGSTON a. LOCKWOOD


YVAyR opened and are now selling splendid stock Of
Hardware at fOEer figures than any other
.l prn in the v0f Davenport. our stock is complete
ad we can furnish all kinds Of Buiider Materials Me
caucs To9ls and Farmers implements Of the best man
uagture. Give usa CALI you cannot go away without
irtyfua No q Main street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD.
~ LIVINGSTON q CKWooD.
|tARPENTEEs' TOOLS Of every description for sRle
y I5wby LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
MAIL, Rigetng Itorseshoeng, Engineers aHd Black
N smith Hand Hammers and sledses .,.,,,,or,
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
DowfNG Muchns.. Com. and Cast Steel Augsrs and
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD.
p ENeuaud Hand atsh2ts edall kinds most aggGov
SToRTrCB, Flrmer, Corner aud parinsi chsels
vi Gauge5 AMI Carpenters siiess, .,.,..,.,.,.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
ftRoUND and Pipe Doxssgt ,.l,.,,.,.r.
4 LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD.
[ EtaIL ,,i rr55r. IryISGsIoN &. FLEETWOOD,
r,IsoJ.s. Heavy and Light strap. Fields. Hook and
str,I y5rry Ib1,a.S Lf[I NGSTJS 4 LOCKWOOD.
l,uEET ZINC. Soldering Coppsrs.
y LIVINGSTON d LOCKWOOD
vARJTfSTI FeaaeIeI Kettles the gnjr thing ter ma,
Dfg.g pfeseryss, ulI sires. at
S. GMafn f. LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
BlR8SS Ecttfes. fur assortment 4, be foundat
Is LIVINGSTON & LOCK WOOD.
,., mn, %. NJ ,.,. a
n Ll3i N'he't7' btIat 1'lslh
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* shall continue tG receive and pay cut the
w notes Of tho above Banks (as Nc have done
sues i1eir orgunzation1 after the 18Th snd Till
iurihnr nnlice. IJanl2l COOK 4 SA RGEET
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Fremont 90.
Buchanan Is.
Fillmore IL,

WApswoRTH is on hand with one OF the
larges, and finest stocks Of goods for the
retail market ever brought to our city. The
ladies will not fail TO visit his establish
ment and make an early selection. The
chilly days Of winter will soon be upon us.
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julius Lytance

Julius Lytance,
land 4 q EN- +,
omea In Atkiuson's Block, Second Street, between
MAIa and Brady.
III ACRES large beautiful Timber ~ MUGS ron
u Davenport, price so per acre; VIII DO Ovid
ea - suit purchases.
Improved Farms.
ItGarFus highly improved farm miles from Day-
surorL 300 acresin cltiuyation, good board fence,
win Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
beautiful farm 3! miles from Dayenpor', l6O
acres, 90 acres in cultivation, part timber, new
house, stable, etc
J miles from Davenport, 90 acres III acres in cul-
tytoB, - acres timber, running water, house, sta
be,etc.
One Of the best farms in Scott County, 3i4 acres,
only 3 miles from Davenport, lI5 acres fence, 40
acres IN cultivation, 1879 acres timber large orchard
Two good wells, large house rooms- stable, out
buildings, Sle.
A smal larmO acres all in cultivation, good house
gts., miles from Davenport.
lg9acfes 81 miles from Davenport, 60 in cul va
Ga, 80 acres mber 20 acres PRAIRIE houses ALE,
etc
Smiles from Davenport 81 acres, 80 acres cult.
900 acres splendid land, aiin fence and N eultiva-
ton on the Dubuque road, miles from davenport
y miles from Davenport 80 acres, 60 acres In cult
yaliun, good house, stable etc.
- miles from Davenport, 90 acres, 60 acresin eul-
tivasion II acres splendid timber, balance prairie
large o. chard, running water, good house, stable
10 miles nom Davenport 50 acres in cultivation,
house, stable, etc.
80 acres l4miles from Davenport, all in fence and
cultivation,
40 acres prairie iand, miles from Davenport,
beautiful views over Rock Island, Mississippi river
and Davenport.
gBO acres Of Ne. class prairie land close to Wal
colt some oft cultivated, and a largo amount of IN.
improved land In Scott county,
number Of houses, inlSand vacant lots, pleasant
tuated in Hervnt parts of Davenport, for sale en-
favorable te- ms.
Is beautiful lots in North Davenport. Terms lib
real, Apply to JULIUS LfIANIE'
lVfF 10
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Fremont R!es lareI Ticket IN Virginia.

WHEELING, Sept, 19.-The Virginia R.
publican State Convention was hcll here
to day and the Fremont Electoral ticket
was nominated There was no disturbance.
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Mr.. John e. Dxve has this day been admit.
VA TED Partner h. hrm. The business win
De continued as heretofore, and under the same
lame and style. COOK d SARGENT.
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low 4
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
4 4 q meeting of the Stockholders Of the ''lowa
"A Fire aud Marine Insurance Company" held at
The Office Of The Hon. G. C. X. Mitchell, in the city OF
Davenport, August 18th, 1856, on motion Edwin
smith was appointed President and Jos. Lamhfite
Secretary.
q ON examination ofths stock subscription booS. it
appeared that the requisite amount hEa been sub.
scrIbed 10 authorize he stockholders to elect
Board OF Directors.
On motion the stockholders proceeded to the cleo.
don Of a board Of "a Directors, whereupon q Q X
Mitchell. Geo l. Davenport, Alex " Mcdresor, Ed
win Smith, EnGch Mead, Il HlaEemore, William NJ
MsGus. S s GilletJ Strong buraet- Jos iainortte,
James May, Stephen th0mpsons John l. Davies,
Eeui Z C0Ees, las Aelnlos1, Joe Aoite,F II hcGhoe
aud ROYAL JAauOerlau were duly elected said board.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Al O. maeting oil The Directors O., the Iowa Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. held ai the Office OF
Hon {; G. K Mitchell, tn tEe city Of Davenport, Au-
gus IF'h, 1856 al D'aofk T.. NJ. % Mitchell was
elected President. Alex W huGftEnr' lice Freil-
arut, ROYAL CunruneTlatEs Secretary, 5H@ Geo l..
Davenport. Treasurer,
1a.tnti.u llc President, Vice President, @"crei1'
re- ..i Sos I.guBrIte were APPOINTED cuniulti-t 70
p-..se ayu4o 10! bylaws aud regulations, 10 report
al.u.ngyt meeting. The meeting then adjourned.
EDWIN SMITH, trcs,lepl
JOSEPH LII NHBilEr SEQ.
gugsDftm
uar DomoSr.I a4a St.ta Democrat wjA copy one
month and sgWd .Eii 1o Treasurer.
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Tire business Will he coatiDuel by thg undersigned who
requests continuation o. tie patronage heretofore py
tended LEVI IICNGEBFORu.
auLna M InAan
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NOTICE is hereby given that the C0Paftuar5hip
IN heretofore existing between tho undersigned under
tbs name and ti1a of N0uHSE & HUNG EEF0RD, l.
this day dissolved by mutual consent
All debts due said firm D. paid 10 Lew Hunger
ford. and all demands against said iirm viii be paid hy
iym
ALU&20 EOE9SE,
July 20, '55 LEVI HUNGERE0RD
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Daakina.
aeGREGuR, LAwEs 6 BLAKEMoRE,
BANKERS.

DAN IN IL no,
/ a3 Dealers ia Foreign 6 Domestic Exehange
! JaclFfent sank NoLes, Gold and Silver Coin,
AND s4ASB WARRANTS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
| fI AL attention gwen % Tue collection OF aef
, s4aliig papetand reult!ances made On the day o.
lyasni Nee Gr comnission) il sight drafts Eas
Il fsi.ani warrantsboaghi, aolI and located. psr.
5a t;onti9n given 70 tue purchase and sale oftown
ladt0untry property, aad the selection Of lands fof
,5ssisat eHoeS, 81 New r9rA, Boston, Philadel-
..la. Baltimore, HashiugLOEChy Pi!tsbufs, Clnein
a5if -f Louis ana chicayo Always for sale ia
h saH purchasers. Also, Sterling, French and Ger
III 5a5foId and silver Colns bought and sold.
Time bills on Chicago, st. Lo uisand New fork
se6aned and br siness paper Of short dates bought
+ money upon Resi Estate seeurl.ie. procured
small commission.
T'interest allowed % deposltes. Feo q
ALEx W, m'GREGOR,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
gGee banking House Q McGregor, Lawess Blake
REAL. ESTATE.
IAkfICULAR attention given 10 The buying and
: sei'tng Real Estate oncOmmis'ion Paying otiax
iayl6g complete Abstracts t,ftiilesto all landsin
as county and city, fully prepared TO examine
ses and furnish correct abstracts; draw Deeds Nor
and all advertisements of writing and take &C
ano@tsd@mehs sttne shortest notice and on the mos
r. 45paaBle terms.
d'GREGoR, LAWEs & BLAKEMokE.
cVMAERCIAL INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 100000.
FIre and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates.
AGENCY, MAIN ST, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DIRECTORS:
Iaaa 81 Winner, A. p. Ladew, Rolin Clark.
Taos. H. sturgc0n, Isaac Walker, John n, fisneri
laos. u. Tatt, WIN. o. Stands, VIVA. 5. tuday,
jt.5nev Carr, ChHs. n. Peek, Miltenberger,
aus Jgck.op Jane. Street, III. G. CLARK,
Jahn c. Evans, Francis Beealsr, Bernard Bryan,
Richard IYers
JOHN w. WIMER, President.
A. p. LADEW, Vice President.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
ALIEN ANDER w. McGREGOR, Agent.
ice: Banking. HOUSE Of M'GRRGoR, LAwEs
BEsEESoRE. June ~
Nzg YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital 300 900.
FuHY FRREMAs, Actuary. MoRRIs FRAsELis, Frest'
ALEX. 81. MGGREGoR, Agent,
Eah q Davenport, Iowa.
III naa ACRES Of choice land for sale on liberal
III JUU terms in lots TO suitln Scott, Clinton and
HcGRREGoR. LAwRs BLAKEMoRE.
amy PROPERTY FOR saba number Of house
~ Lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated in diferen
Pats Oithc city, to ,forsac on taYora
srGREGoR, L.AwEs d BLAKEMoRK,
FHPROVED FARMS FOR sALE.--A number ofim
/ proved farms for sale on very far orGbleterms.
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Fort Des sicines Land Agency.
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rNHE undersigned have for safe Land Warrsnt.a
different sizes, which they will sell for cash or or
lime to suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention to selection ard
location Of lands In Fort Des Moiues, Fort dodge,
haritan and other Western Lane DISTRICTS Also TO
1ayme ut oftaxes and land business generally.