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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07


HIRAM PowERs-Was native oil Eng
hand, and was taken to Cincinnati a poor
8tnedqcated boy. While very young he was
Thrown entirely upon his own ressurces'-
Patience, industry, and temperance nave nae
tute as much to do in making him famous,
ts his undoubted genius. "While boy,
NJ ave told, abe displayed mechanIcai
genius of the most remarkable KIND. WIN
y common knife o, file, he would shape
4 zee OF wood or metal into any form to sun
D. fancy. Without any previous instruction
ae succeeded in building an organ ano III
Vented lathe for turning metals. BRASS
Sron aud stone we're equally msnageapie I'D
W. hands" He probably obtained quite a.
fnucS renown in Cincinnati by the eons,ruc'
kiOn Of a model called the Lower Regions
sshich seems to hive msierialized Dantes
lnlerno, as he has since gained q II over me
world BY his Eve aud the Greek Slave. his
Residence ia Rome and Florence was the re-
zFult of hard toll, the means being slowly ac-
Ncumulated; and he probably owes much OF
&hIs final success to Greenough, who IKE
TRUE artist, extended helping hand to tho
struggling genius. He is probasly beH
known as the producer of that more man
classic creation of the Greek Slave. Inc
sstern chastity OF this piece ofstatuary m.kss
III, in the estimation of many eompstsht
Judges, even superior to that master p,ecs'
81he Venus de Medici. For varied, and yet
always pure and truthful expression the
ISnIave is Il master piece; and yet one can
scarcely 'eok upon his latter productions
I've and the Fisher Boy, without rsgret'hs
Sslat the Greek Slave should seem TO TOD
y 'hose perfect works of art OF their true gio'
NY All tina, Powers doe. he performs weii'
H. has set grand ideal before him; ne 10
Il iadefatigably laborious, and his private ens,
&pacter is said to be above reproach. thess
Il acts. and his steady perseverance under Tue
SFhost difficult and trying circumstance are
Eprooably the uue secrets OF his rise rom
we position Of poor friendless boy IN 'ns
As'reels Of Cincinnati, to that Of the Woria'
Sgreatest sculptor in the age. Ana Atness
Nsame traits Of character, faithfully developed
Eand carefully guarded, will raise any young
working man, or any poor boy, IT not 10 ths
same height of fame, yet to the same posi-
L non ofactual nobility. Rec, VIM. u. Macy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

GEN Dlx's SfEECH, We printed large
number of extras Of our Saturdays EDITION
,ontaining Gen. Dly's speech, but they
ware all carried off at an early hour, We
Ispubsh MS speech with some correcting
ca our fourth page this morning and have
printed q still larger number OF extras so
that We hope 10 be able to supply the de-
.UaBt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

Os TIE SLIDING scALE.-We see It sta
I'd by our exchanges that Col. CLAGETT,
Il Keokuk, has united with the democrat
~ Marty. So we slide; while all OF the
neat men Of that party ares uniting with
tho Republicans, now and then Wing
without moral restraint falls on into the
democracy. Col. Clagett is one Of the
nag, n,of,ne men into whose company we
aver have accidentally fallen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07
Sheffield Coal!

THE Shefie Id Mining and Transportation Company
/ are now Mining One Hundred Tons OF Coal per
day and will deliver it by the load - tons at the
Depot at Rock Island at Three Dollars per Ton of
Two Thousand pounds
This lisa superior Coal and il Is confidently believed
that il is nty five per cent cheaper than any fuel
now burned in this city.
I'll quality of the coal may be seen at Cook Sar-
gents ONCE where orders will be receiyec for 1t.
Davenport, Dec. %, 1855 .dwu
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CARD PRINTING. I'VE haze recently re,
,,i,sd one Of Hoes card presses which We
s,ve now in operation and can turn out
"A. of every description faster and cheaper
han any office this side Of Chicago Those
r.,,ino any thing done in that line will
a.nl, their interests by calling on US. We
t.yo also a card cutter, with "hich we can
.,, cards to any size desired.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

CoI HucKsTERs.-A friend, posted inihe
matter, says that our paragraph IN relation
Ia eoal,huckstering, from its truth caused
ante a sensation among those dealing IN
fbe article. Ii the fact that such an impo-
sition was being prac,iced upon eommuni'
,y WAS known 10 our police, why did they
not take measures ere this time to put a
80, 10 II
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THE HuTcHrYsoss. We dropped IN to
hear the Hntchinsons on Friday evening,
| eng dfowsy and fatigued from the Prev
Gus nights festivities, intending TO tafry
but few minutes, but so interested did we
become as to regret when it was annonne-
fd that they would sing in conclusion
! We are going home" The Huteh'nsohs
tre much the best singers we have ever mad
b Davenport. The quaint Wit OF Jndson
!. almos, inimitahle Their song oil the
''NeLrascality" was alone worth the Price
admission. The audience was very large
and select.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

DEeoR4H.-Our correspondent gives an
amusing description Of the safferi' g exer-
,iohs Of those who were on the ground at
he onsnino of The land office at DEBORAH
70 effect the entry Of few acres ofiand. =
Several of our citizens, it seems, were
among the combatant. on the occasion
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

ALuosT Saturday morning
frame house near The corner Of Sixth and
Rock Island SITS. caught on fire inside and
sss with the greatest difficulty, and only
by the utmost exertons Of J. B Ross and
few others who were promptly on the
ground preserved from burning.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

The prospect of connecting Gaiena with
Muscoda, in Wisconsin. by railroad, meets
with favor among the citizens Of that place.
A road is already chartered in this State
from this city to the Wisconsin line.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07
100 LOTS

rs ood's addition to Iowa City; mile from the
Estate House, beautifully situated, CONF anding
view Of the entire city, high and dry, possessing
every advantage for healthy and pleasant resident
lots, will be offered at public auction on the ground
or ct the State House weather may permit, Oh
the 9th and 10Th Of January next, at 10 A. NJ.
Terms Of sale, down, balance in ]. 2 ana 3
years, with 10 Ter cent. interest.
Il. NJ. W0op, proprietor
Dae.
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The DErEYcEs OF THE COUNTRY ! nc
,,.imo,ed expenses of the navy Tor the next
fiscal year are 254,5o5; for the army
SIa o57 ,4so; making an aggregate 'or Do,l
branches of military service OF the country
of S2S,55l,6S5.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

A MEETING. Two brothers met acel
tentaly in Lake street yesterday, who had
not looked ubon each other in seventeen
years, and they both arrived upon the sa'he
train from the cost and having just re.ur
Led from England, and the other from Can
lornia.- Chicago Jotr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07
"ARGYLE COTTAGE"
Reautiful Home to Rent,

INK undersigned will rent for one year 10 ten bis
i late beautiful home Argyle Cottage and Rppend-
age 81 adjoining The city of Le Claire.
This place comprises Dwelling, rooms, smoh e
house, Stable Orchard of 200 bearing fruit trees and
2s acres Woodland pasture.
None need apply who have a large family OF little
children. .. $500 "r i. q. hAuS.
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r.r WEATHER Thursday morning the

Tyr WEATHER Thursday morning the
,,,nrv stood at IS dogs. below zero, beng
',.ae degrees colder than any day this
'.;o,sr On Friday it stood at dogs. be-
-. and on Saturday at a dogs. above zero.
:, ,ho meantime the weather continues 80
elssr and delightful that people do not ap-
.a,r TO regard the severity Of the cold
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

fLe following expression OF love tor me
dear foreigners by the Pierce party WAY no.
appear in many of the democratic % pa
pers: Gan order has been issued that none
ut Americans be shipped on the ne" steam
'risate Merrimac, now receiving her crew
NJ Boston. The machinery of the Merit
mac has been tested, and works beautl'ui
w."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07
low A LAND AGE NCY
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
GENERAL LAND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE
BROKER
Post Office Building B ady Street.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collections promptly attended 10 in all parts OF IL
State; Lands ntered and located in all Lam
Districts State Money inv ested and Taxes paiu
for non- residents; Money loaned on unencumbere
Real Estate ofall kinds bought and sold on commits
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10 Marchants Bankers and others

nESlRlNG sets of Account Books forthe coming
i wear, We would invite attention to BiaIk
Books. The, ATE al manu- 'aelnre. and al
far ahead OF any thing made Ia this region. We fur
nish Books OF all patterns to order WITH or Without
printed headings Those superior Books exhib-
lion M the State Fair, Chicago be seen nj our
store. II. a. fohiEh ~ bho'
Roet lsan,l Dec 3, lsL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07
WILSON T. PARKER.
ENGRxVER0 and BRAND CUTTERS,
ais and Seal Presses Of every description
CARDS AND ENvElOPES
RISTED IN A SUPERIOR ST r
ID OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
A
Lumber, LMsss6e

man A. Co Is old ward cor Scott and Fourth sis =,
one squarewest Of Co Davis Flaming MAJ, near
~ onnaasi,s The Cont House The subscribers have
Sam sawed Pine Lumber 10 be found In this market
We keep constantly on hand Dressed and undressea
Flooring Sidiag. Fencing, II snd2 inch clear stun,
Pin Shaved Shingles, Lath and all other varie
lie, of Pine Lumber which offer us low as an! 9TH
CT Id~tf j. FOSTER & CO.
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Immense Stock
OF
Fail and " inter Goods.
AT
Burrows & Prettyman's
NEW ST0RE.

NNEarenow receiving and pre- pared 10 exhibitone
w sfthe most extensive and complete assortRents
ofGoodsever before brought to this
ing of staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Silk Goods Cashmere, Broehe and Bay State wis,
Velyets, Ribbons aud Trimmings
ofeyeryyari and Price: Ladiesand Misses
DRESS GOODS
In everydepartment-Lace and Embroidered Goods
and full assortment of
Cloths Cassimcres, Sattinetts, Lnsess, Fanpels &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
IAlsrgeassortment of ents. Ladies and Misses
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
largo and General Assortment of
Ready-Made Clothing.
--ALSO:--
Groceries, Salt, Crockery, Hardware,
And In fact ge raj variety II Goodss MOTTO
bofound In any Store West 0 fihe Nj ssissppi
Wearc determined TO sell Goods al the owestC ash
Prices, and TO do this we are compeliedto do away
with long credit and big profit system We shall
pay Cashfora kinds Produce ana selithe Farme ribs
Goods at the lowest ash Prices. By strietattenton
to snes sand making ourselves usefultoihe Farm
ing comm unity we hope to inertia continuance OF the
name o the Farmer sFriends.
BURROWS d PRETTYMAN.
Davenport Oct Goth IS55-dw-tt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CoNSkCTIoUT
5000 900 CAPITAL.
WITH LARGE AND INCREASING suRpLrs REcEtrTs
Securely invested under tbs sal elton ana approval
OF the Comptroller of Public Accounts
r IFE Insurance is truly a Savings Bank for the
/ 4 Widow and The Orphan.
The rich and the poor may avail themselves OF its
benefits. No man Is too poor 10 insure HE Famil!
from want after his death.
A person thirty years Of age, by saving Ave cents
day, can secure One Thousand Dollarsfor his Fam
il, al his death,
Husbands and fathers. Why do you delay securing
a competence to your families after your death
Young Men are yea DESTROYS Of getting creditf
Insure your lives.
Young Men have you made provision Tor your de-
clining years. II not insure Your lvesI
Creditors, why hazard the loss of cebt by DEATH
Insure Il G LIE Of your debtor.
near aud scar to you, as you would wish you had
done, You 10 die, this night. II you have not,
procrasnate no longer, life is uncertain.
Pamphlets explanatory furnished by Agef gratis.
oFp9ERs AND DIRECTORS:
JAMESC. WALKLEY, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
Jno l.. Buuce, v. Prest. +. d. Dekeru an, OIL Agt.
DIRECTORS:
Alfred Gill, Daniel Philips.
John L. Bunee Roswell Blodget,
John A. Butter, +. ID. Dickerman,
Noah Wheaton, Samuel Colt,
Nel.on Hollis.er, James L. Naikley.
5. b. Beresford, NJ. D.; Consulting Physician.
JOHN N. ADLER, Nj. D., Medical Examiner.
Applications received by HENRY Y. SLAYMA.
kER, Agent, Davenport, dee s5-dtf
Patent Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED,
$ Gross OF Rhodes fever and ague cure,
F" smiths Tonic,
"a doz. OF DIR. penuies fever and ague extermi-
nstor way TO cure In four hours on eSerhalap
pica,ion tho enly agt. In this city ,
Get21 C.I. hsb.
FRESH BUTTER EGGS,
a ed St. next door to Cock T. sargents Banking
House Nov S
ATEW RAISINs s. zANTE CURRANTs. for sale by
N decie ALyokp q AZ "a - Es.
DRIED APPLES n PEACHES, no. article,
~ Just reed. and for sale low by -
declo ALVORD ~ VAN PATfEE.
NEW pRuSEs, for sale X ,hs sask Or retail; BY
Al BOXES FRESH CANDY, for sale Ivy
III decIs ALVoRD d VAN PA1TEN
SrlcEs, in great variety i,6 for sale By rp>
L,REsH TEAS, in caddies and cheats, for sale by
! i deela ALVoRD & VAN PATTKN.
For Sale or Rent.
~ YT>HE subscriber offers for sale rent his es-
| Hl:::I i adjustment, known as the Mississippi
E,lil House, on Front st. The furniture, which Is
almost entirely new, and OF the most approved styles
will be sole with the house. This establishment is
situated in ayorie position, and has full share OF
the public patronage. The building Is new, built Of
brick, four stories hgqt ana has been occupied on
In three months Terms made knc wn by application
to the subscriber at the above mentioned House.
JsI4-dlm II. hhElM.
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cHHEiF : NJ. nIft |! ! yak + Hsi /
Gre at 3 arga ms
Tie has just received large iolo Goods from the
New York Auctions
ca he il selling al
10 We u II X xGE 8
Than any other Store west Of New YORK.
.HNpNrNs.
200 wards Of Black and colorea from New York sur-
DEBAGES.
A large lot expected daily, which VII! be sold from
l2I cts. 10 90 cts.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
From New York Auetinns cteop.
CALlCOES.
aaae assoamen, of latest styles rrrg eheep.
CANTON FLANNELS.
Nore ofthose heavy cotton Flunuels al same price.
BLEACIIED MUSLINS.
100 cases. which are selling az great bargains
BROWN SlIEETINGS.
50 Bales 44& "a lower than can be bought al an!
other Store in Davenr r.
BLANKETS.
100 pair from Auction selling cheap.
EMBROIDERlES.
A large lot fr-in auction osrp cheap
LINEN CAME. HDhES.
100 OF. from n. Y, iue1ion. some good far Sc.
COTTON BATTING.
A supe ror article, heh We will sell al i2l cts
GRAIN BAGS.
300u 6ushel seamless Bags, onlg rs cts.
Don't Forget at
xvSLEES
nov 20 No IL LeClaire Block.
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Diaries for 1856.

Diaries for 1906,
NOR the Pocs ct and Desk, different sizes from 70
ii cents 10 SLIGO each at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
la mo 20 Ell ADAMS co.
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Timber Land For Sale.

1IWp6I GH0u 1VI pS1V'
THE undersigned offers for sale sg acres q nrst
rate timber land, situated In the w Of the n. q.
J OF 10 Sec Town II R2E Ii not sold altogether,
Will be cut into 10 lots ans sold at auction or by
private sale. ALbA. H. MiLLEh,
Dec T. ,a5- daS Agent.
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LUMpEn! LUMBER!

A the Rock island SAW MILL, near he Eoal
AYard The und ersignsd would inform the II hat
tants of Rock Island and surr0 ndins country tlsi
they have now on hand "a are coDstanil; naalia tt
ring all kinds IF Building and Framing Lumber, Fen
cling, Laths aud
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders which will be prompt! aitsL
led to- MEAD, SMITH e. MARSH
Rock Island, Nov l5-dwtf
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.ye1c Wholesale Grocery.
keNsOtNl.
WILSON g. HARLEY,

WILSON g. HARLEY.
HAVE removed their Grocery Store to Air. is
Jice where they have greatly enlarged their stock,
They would return their customers their sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed On them
md respectfully solicit I continuance OF the same.
Dsyenport Nov l3.,55-d&Wn
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Islands.

No. 202.-An Island between yenpoTt and C
Claire together with Inc shore the main land The
whole conta ining,7 acres, making hue wlteI pow
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No. 1874 Two Story Frame House Oh The SofIl
East corner of Gaines and Fourth streets Foni
rooms, hall ard Celler; Well of soft water, Lot :.
feet square.
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No. lG0.-A House and Lot on Easi side OF Riptay
street, betwee Second and Front streets. Lot IS
e5. Building aad fence all in good order.
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No. laf.-Ihe finest Bluff Lot in The City, Oh the
North side Of Sixth street. west OF Doctor Bsrro",
upon Which erected Brick House aud Stable. With
q we'll af good waie-.
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No. 204.--i beautiful Fam Two miles from RouLd
Grove, GO acres 80 acres broken, good Spring amt
plenty of stoe * water Inc Improvements are two
story Stone House. ~ 5 table, we'll of soft va
ter. To any person takins ne whole this pro pert,
will be sold low
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No. aG3.-Another and larger stand hove Prince
ton conta ming leo acres covered with Timber. An
excellent chance for wood dealers. The aoDd can
be cut and brought 10 Davenport for trcc dutiars ger
cord.
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No. I9s.--A Double Frame House on the corn err
Finh and Scott strrets-,hrty feet square, IL room
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath. shingles, &c.

LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath. shingles, &c.
1.-THE olD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE
CORY TO say 10 our numerous customers that we
I)cannot asertise such an immense stock OF Lam
Der, Jath and Shingles hand some n our mono
rable competitors in line adv ertisebat our only
apology for such small stock hand IL, that our
Customers will not allow to stow il away until II
looms up to 900, 0G0 feet on hans While we saw
daily from 90 to 20 900 10 ~ 0oo Iath
Shingles sash, Doors, &c, &c, in proportions; still
however that we can MI al most any bill offered for
House, Store or Barn.
our fall supply Of LOGS is now coming over me
RAPIDS. and We shall be prepared TO keep our as
soriment complete.
Past favors gratefully acknowledged e0nInu-
RURNELL. GILLET & co.
sepia5dwtf
Wholesale Candy Mandatory.
FR. WALTER. H. G. BONN.
WALTER & BONN,
Wholesale COSFECTiONEHs,
Nos. 81 & 80 Market street, bet. Main and End.
81. Louis. nO.
Consents on hand large aud fresh assortm snt Of
oil kinds offancy candies, which for their che pness
quality and yarsy be sarE@1se 90 . ahs oine
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
SECOND STREET, EAST OF BRADY,
. N ANDkEWS and SHELLY would an-
rSN8&( nounce 10 the citizens Of Davenport
thatihey have nov open for Inspection
X1-&-and for sale All extensive and aBPi
assortment of Carriages sucnas
Rockaways, Barouchea, chaliotes, Tilburies
Phaetcns and Buggies.
HE latter with slide seats, suitable tor two or for
persons with or without tops. These are from I'll
tnnnuiactory in New Haven, Coun.. and arc got \;
In The neaest styles and with every requisite Tor l
yspce ard comfort Persons who intend ;purchasi1;
anring the present will fndit TO their ine2
10 call and exs miEe the above stock.
The subscribers will always have on mana -"
supp,y Of bent poles shafts, sookes, mortccd hub.
etc. OF The best Now Englsnd timber as also tfEh
"
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
all of which they all be prepared 70 furnish Al
low rates April ate IS lvtf
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No. l99.-.i Double Rrick House on Scott street
adjoining No. 1913, with ten rooms, Well and tistesu
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No. 2o.-A Farm of 81 acres 80 of which Is Prait c
so CT which is broken and under fence IL Of 1inter
a good House and other improvements. 81 mlss
north West Of lie Claire. aud six miles from the
minus oftbe Chicago 4 Port Byron Rail
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! No. 2G5.-A1 Out Lst ofa0 acres lying between Ahc
North Corporation line and Buck Greek price ITO
per reasonable time. and will be sold in
| L more pieces.
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keal ESTATE aptMrp.
HOUSES AND LOTS
In DAVENPORT FOR SALE.

No. lse.--A House and Half Iol on the south SIDE
Of Fourth street, east of Rock Isiand.
No. ia3 A beautiful residence on the North shie
Of Fou ftf street. West of Rock Island. Lot "a $50.
The house well finished, with rooms, good ceGr
Well Cistern, Wood houst, with variety of shrub
berry. every convenience to make comfoi table resi-
denee In good neighborhood
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Ia Rock Island County, Illinois
Tract 2I--TheS W of Sec IS. e 10 Mp w, of Ii
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PORTABLE Steam Engines on hand and made 10
i order:vix, 4, q, Q, 12 and Is hose power. from
improved psIterns, with Locomotive Boilen, and
warranted superior an: thing OF the kind ever be
ore offered to the public. Price 500 per horse pow
er. e. WHALES q w.,
Dec Is-dwif 4gic Works, Chicago.
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No. 200.-Another Two Stery Brick House
Scott street. next North Of l99 These three houses
and lots will be sold low so TO ensure a good IN.
vestment. Their present rental is Is per cent ne
price asked. The owner sells them in order 10 tn.
prove other property eet the demand Tor stores
and business houses.
have also a number of fine Improved Farms,
among which the following:
No. Ike A Farm In Cedar County OF 300 acres
the Road from Muscatine to Upton, and two aH
half miles East of Rochester; ali under cultivation;
aTwo Story Brick House, Stable, Orchard, Timber
and water
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

So.----A farm Of $50 acres in Posten's Grove, Il
acres under cultivation, good water and timber.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07

have several beautiful OTIS IN different parts
the city for ten, fifteen and twenty years.
Also Lots OF Five acres near the city on lease
ten or twenty years upon reasonable terms with
right to purchase.