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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-18

JAMES D. HoUsENAS. JULIUs II. sErH. r. B. BowLEH
HOUSEMAN, SMITH a co.,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS

L COTTENET & co., Importers Of French and
Il other European Goods, No. q Broad street.
aue3i IS
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JUST RECEIVED FOR GENTLEMEN,
<,RNrs' new Ton CALI Congress Double soled Caters;
VI NigAt Walking Br, ggns, seWrd,
Cau W. r. -. :. oxford Ties;
With general assortment Of Boys and Youths Gen Boots
.,s a mes JOHN RANAGE;
novt7 AZ college st.
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MaNuFhCTURERs AVN pfILLERs.

VXTE are general Agents FOR the sale OF an Cotton and
w Woolen fabrics manufactured In the State Of Tenue
see and have appropriated large ana toumodons roou
sv Tor their sae ana storage. We have also appropFa
ted another room for the sale and storage Of FLOUR aione
Ani We would respectfully call the attention u both Mann
"a g-srs and Milors 10 :his arrangement
10 GoRnnN a 90
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AMERICA

gents Wanted in every county m TINS ana adjoining state
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBR MILL.
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w ded % nay usual supplies
gfy- Do not forget my splendid Soda water.
G. ". hENDERSHOTT,
Corner Of Cedar Street aud the square,
kaeh hvfll enu
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERS0N, s. Ps, dealer in Lace and Fancy
% Goods &C. SC, Union street, No. 80, between College
and Cher y streets, Nashville, Tenn. dec3i
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1.wi Dssr1sati,e.

Herr Driesbach lately adopted a new
method of hunting In which he will proba-
| bly have as few imitators Is he has in his
iion-tsming powers. The Chicago Time'
states that while travelling in Indiana near
La Porte lately, che observed, a short dis.
lance from the road. under the shade Of =
cluste. u trees, a 6ne fat Buck. whose dain-
~ form was sufficient to whet the appetite
Of the most pssse SormoSnd that ever play
ed freaks With an inordiLate appetite
Now, at the present season, there Is q law
prohibiting the shooting Of deer, so the
Herr, who is said to be 'soms' with the ri
fe, had to abandon the idea Of bringing him
down by that method. What was to &c
done! Such a lucious feast could not be
allowed to
"wasls iu swestness on the dssertair,n
and there was none Of the canine species
about to hunt him down. A lucky thought
glanced across the Imagination Of the great
lion king; his pet leopard was At hand, and
he could easily convert him into, not .
lions provider, but q providsr for the lions
master. Unbarring the cage in which the
dangerous pet was confined, he pointed to
the unconscious tenant Of the forest, who
was calmly browsing upon the green herb
age, not dreaming Of the proximity Of his
dangerous foe. In Z minute afterward the
beautiful but ~treacherous animal was steal
thily creeping towards his prey; who, fail
ing to detect the faintest noise, 90 cat-like
was the approach, was FIRST made conscious
Of his hapless tate By feeling the fangs OF
the leopard after the fatal spring. Herr
Driesbach was almost Immediately upon
the spot, and with his hunting knife soon
completed the work 90 successfully com.
menced BY his spotted companion"
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Tia xiehtisth Anniversary.

"
The Nati5aal Iatelioencer concludes its
customary criticize on the recurrence OF the
national anniversary with the subjoined
paragraph. Though that journal has not
vet definitely stated what part it takes in
the present anvass, we are glad that the
eyes which witnessed the safe passage by
the ship Of State over SO many Of the break.
ers of the past, are now able to discern
"brisht CLEANS that break from behind the
threatening clouds of the present. We too
can discern many hopeful signs which are
Illuminating the present with an increasing
brightness, and which throw q still more
brilliant radiance upon the future. We see
them especially in that aroused spirit of q
free people, which is determined to vindi-
cate the J~effersonian doctrine that in = Re.
public the msjosity ought to rule; and in
the determination which results from tina
spirit, to efectually put down the wieket
schemes Of nuliiiers and secessionists like
JEFF. Davis, Atchison, Toombs, and theil
2 ~ Ivy aHas
confederates:-
aYet let u not despair of the Republic
There are bright CLEANS that break from be
hind the threatening cloud. { We have es.
caped from so many dangers, we have come
unscathed through SO many dangers, we
have contradicted SO many auguries OF evil
and thus far surpassed ever cur own mos,
ssnpuine hopes Of good, that the mere anal.
opies of our history furnish to the patriot
the fairest ground for a Joyous anticipation.
The man is worse than blind who can shur
his eyes to the often interpretations of a kinc
Providence in our favor. That Deiiverel
and Judge still rules among the nations, and
there are many, very many, in this LAND
who plead for her where prayer is never
made in vain. We win, therefore, in srite
Of many impending and imminent dangers
in our social condition, thank God and taks
courage"
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a. in salt-Vork..

The GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Gazette gives the
following interesting description Of some
salt-works on the Muskingum river, oil
which the motive power in raising the wa
water, az well as the heat used for evapor.
ating it, is supplied by gas. We are aware
that gas has before been used for the same
purpose, but never, we believe, on nearly
50 large a scale.
Opposite McConnelsyille | take advan.
tare OF a delay Of the boat, to visit the salt.
well Of Miller and Scott, q curiosity worthy
| of greater notoriety than il possesses. In
boring the well, a large and inexhaustible
supply Of gas was reached, which proved
very annoying to the proprietor. He could
not keep his pump-iogs and other fxtures
in place. The pressure Of the accumula.
| ting gas would, time after time, blow them
| out OF position. II was one OF the mos,
troublesome wells on the river and so he
sold il. Proprietor number two conceived
q brilrian, idea which consisted in leadinp
this refractory sgent under the kettles, set.
ting it on FIRE and thus making it supply
the place OF fuel in salt-boiling. The plan
worked well and still continues 10 do 3d.
The escaping gas forces up all the water
consumed, thus saving the expense Of an
engine and pump. Its action is a little sim
gular. Applying your ear to the pipe, for
q few moments, nothing is heard; then sud
denly, you bear it COMMISSIONING with a
rush. or rather, a ~rumbling gurgle' strong
" and steadily until it passes YOU on ia
way to the reservoir above. Then il is
silent again, gathering strength for another
ascent. And 90 it continues 10 regular,
unfaiiing pulsstions from day to day and
year to year. The supply of grs is greater
than the demand, and has occasionally to
be turned off from the meter to save a blow
up. Very little additional coal is found nee.
esslry in the boiling process. The jet Of
flame from the gas alone occupies an area
about sixteen feet long, four feet broad,
with a thickness Of from four to eight inch.
es. Those fond Of such calculations, may
easily determine what number of ordinary
burners il would keep constantly supplied
during the twenty-foer hours."
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Hon. TIMOTHY DAyis.-We yield him
our heartfelt sympathy, in his afhiction.-
He has been suddenly and Unexpectedly
called upon to leave the field Of politics.
for one of deep mourning and stfiiction.-
His eldest daughter-Mrs. FRANK SMITH,
of Clayton City, died suddenly, on the LIST
inst, and he was thus called upon to leave
a scene Of pleasant political disputation, for
one of sadness and mourning.
We have not heard directly from him;
but trust, that his feelings as an afflicted
man and father may be respected, and that
his friends may not insist, upoa his again
taking an active part in the canvass.-Da-
Juoue Tribune.
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Kenneth Raynor, Of North Carolina de
elines the nomination for Vice President
rendered him by one branch Of the Know
Nothings. He would have been a know
nothing indeed, to have done otherwise, YET
his acceptance would have been nearly az
sensible as that Of Messrs. Fillmore and
Donelson.
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under the seal Of such eerporation with the
signature Of its psspees4eess within nine
ty days after the passage q this ACT, which
| said sccsptaace shall be 6led 10 the ONCE
of The Secretary ef State and be BY the Sec
re,ary recorded Ia che betk by him kept for
| The recording 81 a~rticles OF association.
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on L

I Upton, on the Davenport resd, about Ne lst OF
June, one brown horse e years cid, about 10 hs nds
ma rk ed on left shoulder, shod all srsund. One bsy
Mare, s years old, narrow white stripe IL her face,
three shoes on, scar above each knee. One large
yeariing Bay Mare Colt, star la forehead. had on
head stall Of haits : and muszle. A liberal reward
Will be given for the return OF tbs above horses, or
Tor any In egsrd 10 them.
July 10th wat LYLE q SMITH.
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The Fremont and Dayton ratification
meeting at Seneca Falls, N. Y, on Thurs.
day last, was addressed by Hon. George
Rathbun, the war horse OF Democracy in
Cayuga, and Addison T. Knox, late Demo
cratic candidate for Jsstice Of tbs Supreme
Court.
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The Richmond Enquirer is anxious TO
have wing support for Buchanan; but u
saws il wants no wing to come over TO u
aunless he is ready TO abjure his ancient
faith and profess allegiance to our peculiar
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Arrison, the torpedo man, is again on
trial at Cincinnati. Up to the 9Th inst, out
OF some sixty persons summoned to cit as
jurors, on the Arrison case, only four had
been found competent TO serse.
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NEW YORK HOTEL.

ROBERT FARMER, Proprietor.
Late, Robert Henus1
TIVE proprietor respectfully announces to his
eastern friends and the travelling public gene
nily, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotsl,
and had IL thoroughly repaired and renovated, he /.
now prepared TO merit . share OF III Or patronage. by
constant attentionto their wants aud comfoYts. Hi
table will be supplied with the bss. which the mar
ket Affords, and his lodging rooms u 70 furnished n
we'll as those ofanyi In The city. jane - DIFF
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop,

| THR undersigned are nov opening a new Copper,
I Tin and Sheet Iron JObbimg Shop, on Sec
ond Street near Harrison street. A full assortment
| Of the various articles composing III , stock of CON.
eisterr and Double-Acting Force Pumps can at all
times be had At the above mentioned place.
| Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc,
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
| Their loag experience In the business makes the
subscribers confident Of satisfying all calls made In
| their limo.
Particular attention paid to Tin Rooang and pump
| setting.
July "a, ,5s 1T BoERsCH, BRBURNER& CO.
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Or An ExcuRsIos.-The Davenport
Band left last evening on a pleasure excur-
sion TO Nuseatine. 800
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Gen. N. Hunt, who bore a distinguished
part in Texas history, died at Memphis,
Tenn, on the 26th ult.
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N0TICBis hereby given that an ele elton will bo
IN held In the several precincts in Scott County on
Monday the eth day Of August, 1856, for the election
ofone Secretary Of the State OF Iowa, one Auditor,
one Treasurer, one Attorney General, q senator
Of "A. c. Fulton, resigned, three Representatives
one Prosecuting Attorney, one clerk Of the District
Csun, and that ballot Be had for the revision OF
tho Constitution ofthe State OF Iowa. Thosetn favor
Of the Convention shall have IL written or printed
~Por the Convention, ~ those opposed "Againss the
Convention" Given under my hand this 18th Of
July 1856. w. L. OoK CO Judge.
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PROPOSALS

VXTILL bs received at he once Of Cook & Sargent.
Davenport, until the 10th inst. for the building q
an Episcopsl Church at Durant. Plan and specification.
can be seen at the above Office. By order of the vestry.
july II tie
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TAKEN up on the tad day Of Jsps, 1883 by Josh
ua Slaughter III mis- residences In Pleasant Valley
Iewn snip, an estrsy mare 81 isfgs SIZE and Of light
gray color. J. %. PATTON,
July ~ 3sN. Co. Clark,
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DRY
MORE NEW GOODS
AT
WI y. M! I. ~! Y, Pr! y e Goods,
GOOD BARGAINS
We have now In store q M N MOTH STOCK
Of c IS :slse y dl,5s:. e { ;.:t:S5S'1:g
QUILTS AND COuNTERPINRs which Vim BE- soid
u isss prices man we're ever before offered in Dav-
io4, ia and Is4 Blsaehsd shssting, of the ss,,
s ssS sssy.si sA %s,sn. " sA Isn:n s sa:'s S ! ., ne
faetured.
90 Heavy Pillow Case Linens,
Bleached and Brown Linen.
Table Damasks, Linen Damasks,
Napkins and Doyels,
Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers,
Huckaback Towels and Crash,
Housekeepers and others in want OF Bry Goods,
shoule notfai 70 examine this stock for BY 20 doins
theycan save both tune and money.
". @. WADSwoRTH,
June ~ du. end st. op. lie Claire House.
Mosquito Netting.
DoBINET Netting 30 and los inches wide, also com.
A1mon Netting just received BY
june II dtf Second st. opposite LsClairs House.
Leather, and 6addlery Hardware.
REMOVAL.
HAIGHT q have removed from their old
49, stand 70 The opposite side Of Second Street, in
have now on hand one Of the largest and best select
ed assortments Of
Leather and saddlery Hardware
ever offered In the west. Our stock consists In psrt
OF Sole and Harness Leather, both oak and hemiock
Trench, American and Patent Calf Skin Kips and
SSs SPsee% o.f sisd.D 1,s' f.s. @s's saR Pain IisH I5s,a kG s..s
and Enamelied Leather, Lssts, Findings, Nc. &c
ssddlery Hardware, from the best msnufsotarss;
shoe and Spring Tongue Buckles, Plated Ware sfthe
latest styles and superior plate. We Ia We every ar
. pssi1 sh ..o asra o sss% g " Ws ssad asa S siH y s.s 4 .,
Coach Lsees, IND Cloths. Bands, &C. S'o We ise Ss CON-,
attention Of rurchasers, feeling satisded vs Fan anti
:" " 'E''' % q'.'il AISa PES OSCARS.
% Street, I'd door above Perry.
June 9aa davenport, Iowa.
THREE DOLLARS REWARD!
OsI! On Saturday afternoon, July stb. ON and
~ street, between Main and Perry sts., = isdy,s
chain, containing q sentlsmans dsguerrsotyns' X
40 owe reward with thanks Of The owner viii n. ~,xa.
70 whoever VIM rsturs the same 70 this once. or 70 ~ |
rouse: july div
Davenport and Dubuque Daily Packet.
~ 1 sor s,samer GOLDEN sTx s;se.
Wood, Master, will run during ~
season bstw cen Ds venport and Dubuque, copuec,. |
ing atihe latter city with the Dubuque and 81. PAN
farkst Line. She will leave Davenport every Mon. |
Gay, wednesday and Friday Ut O'Clock A. M
For freight or passage apply on boa I'd or 10 MuiIs, |
No burrows, BLOCK. July sdtf
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
FULL BLAST. ANY quantity OF choice hooks for |
reading, from Csc 10 $500 each, at the
nayl1-d2m TWIN CITY BOOK STORE
POTASH AMI CHLORIDE LIME
&c sais by ALV0RD 4 A PATTEN.
Plain, Dotted and Figure dSVVisS
MUSLINS,
- jy 10 wADswopru,s |
Toilet Quilts and Countsrpanss,
AhuE size extra quality, can be had At
- NIo wADsw oRTH's.
Hack SILK NETT MlINTS
WIZ and without Il figures, at
WADs woRTms.
Aair Cloth and Extra HssvyICorded sir
Nv HlTE and Colored, received at |
w 0Io wADswoRTD ~.
Rieh Aori Antique Parasols,
EqEivkD this morsinr BY
a." WADs woHTH, ]
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

40
Under this head q limited number Of special notices
viii be inserted At IL cents per line each insertion,
or so cts. per week.
Carpenters Wanted
Immediately at the Threshing Ma
chine shop of DAVIS, WATSON q co, Third steet,
near the Bridge. july 10 d3t
sIO.OOO-To loan on Real Estate security in sums
to suit-apply to
July l0dIw ALLEN 4 DOOLAN.
Fine Dwelling House and Lot,
Wen situated near business part Of the cty,-For sale
cheap. Apply to
Money TO Lean in sums TO suit applicants.
Jy7dd &c. BILLS; once %. lie Claire House.
Stone Quarry for Sale.
On the road to East Davenpor's
with Lime Kiln erected th~sreon-haying a front on the
river oflso test-wai be sold low If appaisd for soon.
.5.s NICHOLS, IsBELL 4 CO., s.
July 4-diw rF Real Estate Agents.
Choice Iowa lAnds for Gale from
- IS 100 to % so I00 per acre by
June 81 DIR NICHOLS, CAMPBELL d CO.
Weed! Wood!
800 or 400 cords Of wood for sale near
Hampton, Ills. Enquire Of Alonzo Nourss, Moline, lila.
Jnne2Idf
Now il your Chance!
aEa4ra. One half Of the undivided interest
in an sstsblished Pissi.s Nil, doing a heavy business,
for sale Inquiry may be made ofthe editor.
june sI-dtf
JoAuston's zxta Family llsur,
For sale by the subscriber at the Camden Milrs Flour
and Feed store, corner of2d and Harrison sts.
June 10Th DIFF J. NYCE.
pThe hest Earm 10 Scott Comfy for
sale. Five or six handred acres ofimprovsd land
with timber, stone and water, 81 miles from the
Mississippi river.
Enquire ofc. c. ALyORD, al tho store Of AL.
Word s A PATTES. June 10 du
Land Warrans-
Constantly on hand and for sale al the loves mar
bel. rates, By 5ts
Mayo dr. NICHOLS, CAMPBELL co
FOR SALE.
ONE CARDiNG MACHINE, one FORCE PUMP, with
supply Pipe sufficient for two boilers, about 800 Il. ~
il. CASE PIPE, Second hand also a 20 foot CHIMSEY
2 4. 10 diameter, (ronl
May idtf BURNELL, GILLET 4 co.
MONEY TO LOAN on long time. rIy
apl Sodhf McGREGoR, LAwES 4 BLAKRMoRE.
MONEY TO LOAN, in sums to suit applicants
| By at
Apl2S diff z .TALLMAN 4 DIVERS.
Hollaway's Ointment.
Martyrs 10 Scrofuia rejoice!
This subtle diseate, descending from generation a
fearful heirloom, may be literally sxtirp sted BY this
penetrating ungusrt. All e~rupnons and sores yield
tois curative properties. Sold atths manufactured
No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York and No. ~ Strand
London, and BY all druggists at esc., osic :, and d
per box.
a Rars Chance for . Good Business.
Our Plov Factory in full operation for Isale. Nhs
the best stand In the west.
June 20 " BETChEL, SKINNER & BURRIs
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Dr.. sauford's Invlgorator

Dr.. sauford's Invlgorator
Iss mild laxative, tonic and
>stimulant, and Is to tho public, relying
upon Its intrinsic worth 10 the cure Of the following
compiaints:all Bilious Dersngsments, Sick Headache
Dyspepsia Habitual Costivsne ss, Chronic Diarrhea.
choiic, Pain In the Stomach and Bowels, General De-
biiity, Female Weakness, &c. For sale by Druggists
generally, and Chas. T. Webb, Davenport; also by
Sanford b Co., n. " City. lMchiS-dkwIy.
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for SU1dMEF

Fire! Fret! Fret!
The Cheapest and Most Durable xeof In U.s..
THE undersignsd have been engaged In tho bust.
Il ness Of ring and put ing on Compost
ton Roof for the last eight yean. Price Rer sou arc
$500, and the work warranted.
Materials Manufactured and for sale, with printed
directions for putting on.
All ordsr left ut the Confectionery Store of BROOKE
l. Bailey, near the cora Or Of Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
june ~ dam BAILEY 4 MOORE.
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II. EeMtiih,s
FURNITURE WARE Rooms,
srady..strest, opposite the Post once, l4yr.posr.
~" sDn0.wly
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Millinery and Dress Making
1Otabh0hment,

Millinery and Dress Making
E0tAb110hment,
On Brady Street, up stairs. over Mr.. Jaeoby's
Drug Store.
MISS. Zen WICK respectfully informs the
Vl ladies of Davenport and neighborhood that she
has on hand = large and extensive stock of MILNE
~ and Dress Making Goods, and Is weekly receiving
fresh supplies nom the East. She hiss also . large
assortment OF fashionable Msnullxs; Ladies own ms.
terial for MATTHIAS, made 10 order. She has also on
hand a stock of Plannels selling at low prices. Soil.
ed En- broidery selling OF below cost.
June 90
REMOVAL.
n. a. MOORE,
tvRoh Few hAvga, cr.1
FREScO, Banner, Sign and Ornamental Painter,
6rainer Of Wood, Stone aad Marble.
Lettering and Gliding oa
GLASS,
Window Shades, intsrief Decorations, Portain.
Scenery, Landsespes, &C., a. shon notice.
Sign Painting and Gnining for tho trade,
Has remov I'd from Brady q. TO ID So. & doors Ras,
OF Brady.
Reference
| A. b. L. Nuns. T. CLoas 4 Co.
| May IL, SO. Diff
HR1RINe's sAR1S.
| VXTE have Just received IN invoice Of Herrius cslsbrs
| wv ted Fire and Thief Proof Safes, and would jpvtt.
purchasers 20 call and see them.
Juiyi BURROWS, PRETrYMAN h DALzELL
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- b0m6ththG Wt60s
II I'D finished silk Gloves II
IA july ~ CHAMPIONS.
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NEW SPRING GOODS see advertisement Of
ADAMsON & RAPP.
Fer Sale,
PouR Dssrk AsLs DwsLLIss Housss, In low.
or part OF the city, on very liberal terms. Apply 10
feb 9odn COOK & SARGENT.
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md Dubuque road, 70 acres with a .naI a4lst Dayenpo,
rooms, ~stabiing, Well, Cistern, Orchard ao dias house Of
u hne order. $4,000; a credit of scyo, anu Garden, ali
or part Vi Tho purchase mouey. 'N"s VIII be given
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Toilet Quilts and Countsrpanss,
IL jyl0 WA ms vopru,s
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Plain, Dotted and Figure dSWiss
rrsr MUsLINS,
~ Jy 10 wAnsuopru,e
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No. ItV-A LOT OF dacres lust Yves, NJ
grounds; oil broken and under fence ~ Tue Cemetery
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re-, hfaIm of6W acres In sections q, 10, 4 d 20,
~ a. !, East, xSo acres broke, $40 acres under
" oo acres In Wheat, 10 acres In Oats, two heus-
1870 spIihgs and stream OF running water, brick
senool house on the land, price 20.
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o9aS. -s sSoacres; prie
No. 166--A Farm OF niuoty aer,. !, my
Or, on the line hptwcen Scott and Mu,,.ii,sM isssissippi II.
30 pr aarr. hfm; prie'
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no. a iarm ofl60 acres In sec 10, Twp 70, X East
a s"od nsne house, o rooms, we'll, DC; price M.
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Under this head q limited number of special notices
will be inserted At 10 cents per line each insertion,
ar 30 n a "a ------ 49,
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NO. IIZ-A Farm OF about 10 ncres h. m,
about 10 acres timber, all fenced, a two s,a.a nhofy Grove.
with a log house. good ~stabling, &es price = al,eh house
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No. S. acres in see . TIE r , K on Ina Can't,
IA mo house and other is,pro %s e%s lfS,n Davenport =
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