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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29

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We observe in the Chicago papers call
for mass meeting Of the citizens at the
Court House for the purpose Of expressing
ssoper isdignasion against The Psspsse
Of the ou,raacs which are being conn''''e'
/, Ksnsas. and to manifest the pashc syn
,..Ay for our ssrassling ielios e'ussas an
Kansas. The American charac.er'sac =
,on. forhe.r.nce. but when thoroughly
aroused terrible in retribation. For years
with Ienity amounting almost to coward
ice. the North has patiently submitted TO
every insignity heapsd upon ], BY the
South. A thousand excuses have been
framed BY the North to Justify TIE shabby
treatment it has received. Every allow
apcs has been made for the ardent temper.
ament Of the people of . warmer zone, and
when ouuages have been committed calcu'
lated 70 arouse the indignation and resent.
msnt Of the peop.e of the North. they have
coolly parted the blow, disregarded the In
suit and attributed all to few hotspnrs IN
the South Northern men have been shot
down in cold blood and the murderer has
escaped under the plea Of that imPetuosity
and want OF restraint induced BY residence
in 4 Southern chine. Insult has been ad-
ded TO indigni,y until the North, indifferent
- she is aimos, to phlegmatism, is We trus,
At last aroused to the rindicasion OF her
rights. We hope that no stop will be made
snui the long catalogue be erased and
Southern hot-bioods are taught that justice
though sometimes tardy il always sure.
Upon the wings Of the telegraph wehave
the intelligence that the Border Raf6ans OF
Missvuri aided BY their brethren Of Georges,
led by Marshal appointed by the Govern
menl OF the U. States and urged on BY ev'
cry petty ne.spaper 10 the pay OF the Al.
minislration, have sacked the town OF Law.
renee in Kansas, destroyed it, printing
presscs and pubic buildings, murdered SONS
ef,ts inhabitAnts pad driven men, women
and children from their Psaceabls homes
NC ucAIl oiSAGu1 ~ Guc aSSise. "NS" ~ -
remembered that all this IL done in the
name and BY the authority Of the govern.
msnt OF the U. States. and that the crime
Tor which our fellow citizens stand outlaw
ed, is simply the giving utterance TO senti'
msn,s favorable to freedom. Rights guar
sntsed by the Consa tuition OF the U. States
have been trsmpied upon and men have
been arrested for treason, who were no more
guilty OF ihsi act than the innocent wo.
men and children who have participates
with them in the punishment How long
shat. mis- siste Of things continue. How
long will men continue to ACT with party
and TO encourage men and newspapers who
aid sad abet such high handed measures!
Public meetings should be held IN every
city in the Union and denunciatory resoiu.
tons be passed to show the Administration
that the people the United States do moi
endorse the persecution and tyranny IL dis.
plays in Kansas; " hiie something more sub
stantial, in the shape OF material aid, should
be furnished those noble spirits who are stri-
wing to keep the watch fires OF liberty alive
amid horde OF as graceless yasabonds as
ever infested q community.
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POPULATION OF LAwKExcE-A cores
pondent OF the Mo. Republican writing to
that paper from Lawrence, Kansas, under
date of the 2sth INST. says
Lawrence is SAID TO contGin al this time
about one thousand persons Who are pre-
pared for resistance TO the death. Is not
this xaelxnchoiy ssbject Tor contemplation!
They are completely surr uuded and cut
off from ali communication with their irienos
abroad ~
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LAID WARRAxrs.-The National Intelti-
9sncer learns from dealer that the passage
by Congress Of bill granting large quaint.
ties of lands to the State OF Iowa Tor the
construction of four railroads has had the
effect to create panic in the market for
land warrants. As this measure will al
most close the land Offices in that State,
wsrrants are expected to fall below one
dollar per acre. Purchasers are reluctant
to 90 much beyond that rate at present.
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cr~u,,r CouHrY.--OnyNxye 49,
.,.n..d aimee this county began 70 = set
IA prsvious y sls. ties not sssle
~. nes i sal1 osed 70 have iised y ITS
I Id Nov i hss i,s towns and = It's
cp,y 80, c.llsd PAaora. a newspaper is
l,shlsheI Thss paper says that within
The lss, two years Guthrie County has rap
idly increased in population. Settlements
have been made in every part Of II I've
years ago, but two mills we're in operation
one grist-mill and one saw-mill Both
within two miles Of that place. Since then
three other saw -mills have gone iato ope
ton in different parts of the counsy-seve
raj more are to hull this season II Is
pleasant TO trace the progress of these new
counties ana to observe with what rapidly
they spriag into vigorous Importance
Guthrie is almost due west OF Scott county
and il we'll watered and plentifully timber
ed.
RoanERY At LANSING Lansing m
seQioeneey Of the 2sd inst. says;--"Las'
uieht man named Horton was roooea
while asleep al the Farmers House OF SSo.
in money. by man who gave the name
of Henry Cook. The thief was arrested
and pars OF the money, about SIS, found
in his possession. c ook was taken before
g,sujre Merrill and sent to Garnavillo in de-
f.ul, Of $500 bail
San AcctpESr.-On Sunday afternoon,
about Eve miles from this city, an Irishman
by the name Of John Eaure, as years OF age
aud weighing l75 pounds, while crossing. a
creek on stones, placed al convenient dis-
iances for that purpose, slipped and broke
both the bones OF his leg near the ankle
| The unfortunate man was conveyed to the
Sisters Hospital, and yesterday morning, il
being found impossible to reduce the irsc'
| lured parts. his leg was amputated near the
knee Dubuque Repub.
TrFrox MILL. BURxr.-On Friday nigh
| last the Steam Flouriag Mills at Upton
Cedar County, were entirely destroyed b,
ere. II was supposed to be the work OF an
,nce ndiary. We understand there was an
insurance on the buildings. This will be
heavy loss 70 the enterprising citizens o
that town.
PELLA.-The Pella Gazette cay that Pei
ia, in Marion county, is the seat OF the Cen
ral University of lows, and supports
brick -kilns. six steam saw-mills and othe
branches OF bosiness in proportion; ant
that large steam houring.miil and two o.
three churches are in process OF erection
there.
IRox FROM WALEs.-The Fort Del
Noiaes r. r Co. have received, per ex
press from Wales. a sample Of the iron fol
their road-the whole amount for the hrs
division being now in process Of shipment
TO arrive in August or September.
| EppYviLLR, according to the COMMERCE. a
10 getting to be quite q steamboat town
Thursday last, three boats lay At the leyes
at the same time. The De. Moines is in ,
fine stage fol boating and still rising.
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NEW STORE AID
NJ CIV Or 90 dO.
pxrpAoRDINAxY Low PRICES.
we Will exhibit STOCK Of about
$4,000 WORTH
OF THE
Cheapest and best goods over shown In "es'ef"
cay. CHARLES FISH,
saeoud Street, opposite the Lsclairs House.
formerly Fay Brothsrs.l
Ha. inst received a large addi,ionto bis Rleh and
klegan's'0'N SUMMER GOODS.
Consisting OF
Rich rioanSed silk Robes,
me" rinnncea Grenadine Robes;
urgandie and Jaconet Robes;
Jaspe and Chene Baregc Robes.
Also
Rich Jaspe aud Chene
PLAIN AND STRIPED SxLks,
80 .nJ rolored Pouit de Sole Glaces;
'a'" ~" eO' Rich Printed Foulards
And India silks
osaxary description and style.
DRESS GOODS.
R sssa, Jseoneis ,6lgsndes, Lawns, sc, &c.
MOURNING GOODS,
q s ss sask IA, OIiliDERIEs AND LACEs.
In this department our stock Is ana always VIII DC
complete In every particular.
SHAWLS.
Long and square Broehe,
Printed and Broche Stella,
Paris Vatencies,
SILK, Thibet and casAmsrs shssis an' seAts'
H0NNET and TRIx1100 RIBBONS
HOUSE-KkEEPlNG GOODS,
o'' HOSIERY, sc. ,.
! Alarxe assortment OF English and German SIX
and Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Aius, e. ~ 80,
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Shocks says the prettiest sewing machine
he ever saw was about seventeen years old /,
with short sleeves, low neck dress, and
CATER boots.-Erchangs.
Shocks is right and if to the picture you
add little more age and smaller edition
of the same seated upon her knee, You will
have representation of the same "ma-
chine later in life. American men are not
greater slaves 10 business than are its wo-
lnen to domestic employment.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29

Price OF PUPPIES IN EsGLAsD.--The
pack OF hounds of Mr.. Richard Sutton were
sold few weeks since, under the hammer,
1t Quorn Kennels, Leicestershire, England.
The hunting pack, consisting OF thirty mine
aeTs. from one 20 i've years old, sold for
t1,S0o. The puppies, 6f,y in number. were
PIT up 10 lots OF i've each, and brought al
together S2 SOC. A " ~
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"rIyK MINUTES TO RESIGN OR DIH.
Such was the merciful proposition of Sher-
III Jones to the Free Soil Judges on the day
of the election in Kansas. No wonder the
Douglas organs are in mourning over the
attempt to shoot him. They could i'll space
such 4 Rufian, born for their use and fash
toned by their teachings.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29

1t is the law 10 France that men drawn
FOR the military service must either serve
themselves, procure a substitute, or pay a
certain amour, to the government The
sum paid into the treasury in this way do
ring the continuance Of the lrte war amount
Cd to CO, 400 900 franco, representing %,
36t suhstitutes.
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AID ron WALKKR.--The Cincinnati En-
ouirer Of Sunday says; awe heA the pleas
ure yesterday Of meeting agensle@an whom
rumor desianates q the coloeel IN com
m.ud Of reeimeat now in process o. OF.
sanitation, in this vicini:y, tot the eau OF
he republicans 81 Nicaragua. The req
me a, will leave, Uncle Sam intsrpos'ag no
obstacle, in two weeks.'
The Louisville Courier OF THURSDAY says
ave understand that 4 committee o. prom-
neut citizens will, between to-day and Mon
day, call upon the people Of Louisville 70
su.bscfibe funds towards the relief o. sns
N caragua cause" tk
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WANTING IN BAcKsoxE.-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York ir'oa"s,
Mr.. Pike. in speaking Of the late speech OF
General Cass, says:
.The Senator from Michigan concluded
hi. rambling essay to-day. II exhibited all
those characteristics which mark the pro-
suc,ions Of this gentleman. 1t was sort
Of sea.serpea, in the sea Of Kansas discus,
.;an. Probably no two observers would
describe it exactly alike, its length only
excepted. The joint saw was next the
tail, add this certainly had no bone in it,"
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Mr.. THOMAS KING, attached TO Rowe g.
Co.'S, Pioneer Circus, in San Francisco, Cal.
made a leap in the pavilion Of said circus,
over ten horses, the distance cleared in the
accomplishment Of this feat, being thirty
four feef and fpe inchest
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DR.. sanfordis Invigorator
HIM Aoufrtiseulfnts.
BOOK AUCTION.

AaotAer Chance to carry out Books
HE .asscr ioers thankful 10 their fellow citizens
L who SO materially aided them in the saving Of
their stock from damage by IRE and water on the
morning Of the oh inst. Nill afford taem another
opportunity assist III EN- in their return 10 their
regular bus ne $, by a resumption ofoar
PUBLIC BOOK SAILS,
on Thursday evening next. Goth inst.
in the store lately eeeupied BY Passes Bakery on
Brady st., Two doors from the Post Once; and 10 be
co nii uIed on Friday ado Saturday evenings, taiso
Saturday afternoon when We shhil sell 8 large a.
sortment of the BOOKS, &C., of our stock some OF
them slightly damaged by removal.
ELI ADAMS Aud. ELI ADAMS co.
9Th mo 2esh ddzvr
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The ladies will be glad to learn that an
improved toilet glass for viewing the back Of
the head, has been invented in London.
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DWELLINGs ZOE SAFE

- TX beautfnl dive Hing houses and few hundred
Jaefes of land for sale cheap for cs,h or on time
As am resolved 10 close up my business In The
real estate line Immediately, those wishing r,.i-
dsnees Handsomely situated and very CONVENIENT
wiz get good bargains by Supplying soon.
Mayo DIFF r. a. PADS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Under this head limited nber of special notices
will be inserted nj 10 cents per tine each inseHoh,
or 50 cts. per week.
MONEY TO LOAN CONSTANT! ON hand IN sums
and for time TO salt applicants. I. c. CAMPBELL,
may 80 dkw3m DAvenport's Block, I'd floor.
Now suppose
We did sell 80 many Hat and Caps
last week. We have enough lefi TO cover all the
heads in Davenport. II you are in want, call on
Brady ST., below Second 81.
A. S. ASTON & CO.
nh. We also sep the bess assortment Of Gen :
uemens Furnishing in the City. A. $. A. q co.
May d3t
Land WArr1uo-
let rates, BY
Maysi.sf NICHOLS, CAMPBELL a co.
FOB AALE.
ONE cARDIN6 MACHINE, one FORCE PUMP, with
supply Pipe SUFFICIENT FOR two boilers, about 800 IT, Ia
ia dAss PIPE, (second hand also 40 foot CHIMNEY
# ia diameter, dron).
May I-dtf BukSELL4 GiLLEI eo'
FOB SALE.
aooed Toned ID hand Plane, Price $40
sayi,i,f JOS. LAMBRITE
5000 acres Of Land Warrants for sale by
all sodtf McGREG0R, LAwEs BLAkEAoRE.
MONEY TO LOAN, In sums to suit applicants
Aa2s al TALLMAN 4 POWERS. +
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Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
PEORIA, ILL.


Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
PEORIA, ILL.
CHARTERED lS4l.
THIS Company continues 70 issue policies Oh
l. MARINE, INLAND, NAVIGATION, TRANS
PORIATioS AND FIRE RISKS, &C Reasonable
ratssl
An unconditional return premium Of 10 per cent
will be paid back 10 cargo customers At The close
The year.
Farm property and detached buildings, favorably
situated may be insured against loss or damage by
fire, for any length time from enc TO i've yers 81
low rates Of premium, and thu avoid assessments
as In Mutual Com panief.
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
hset ladsrnIt Thee Perry, ". A. Hsuou
A.G. Tying. ". r. Pbsps, PRk Brothsrson,
p. Holland, VIM. Fem, J.. Holland,
VIM. Mason. u, L. Bourland, J. REYNOLDS
Charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
Isaac UsDERHILL, Pres; b. L., T. BoURLAsp, Vice
Pres; CHARLES HoLLAED, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS Agent for Rock island, Davenport.
Moline and vicinity. Office, Miners Building, MI
lois street, Rock Island. Office In Davenport a, The
Counting Room Of the State Democrat. 4
May 2sih, DIFF
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u 900 900 Feet Logs.
Received the fret raft Of the
season. Friday the llth inst shall have rats Of logs com
irg down plots run them TO the amount
Of u to 100000 feet and prepared TO sell logs to
arrive during tho month Of May, June and July Having
bad thsu Gu, under agents direction, can recommend
them to be Of the best quality IN the market.
Expect to cut from 100000 to 100000 test monthly
a. oar old ni whore shall keep full supply Of Lum
ber and hope share goodiy proportion Of the public
patronage. Past fayors grea,fuliy acknowledged.
.nir4dtf BURNELL, GILLET 4 co.
NEW SPRING GooDs see advertisement OF
ApAMsos & RAPP.
Fer Sale,
FouR DESIRABLE DWELLING Housrs, in low
Or part of the city, very liberal terms Apply 10
r.b e4dtf COOK & SARGENT,
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SCOTT CO.
Good News for thu Ladies!

Tie hardships Of the dreaded awashing day" a
removed BY
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No. ii3.--A beautiful spot near The Cemetery
30 aeres good faine House, ~ 70. ms, yell, and .
stream u water running through. Price 100 pr sere
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tHs chased
MONASTERY STOCK
oSnew, bes uuful staple aud fan, fashions esoods
SILKS, &C.
rtsty; SIN Manulss-ne~ styles, Solid celors, all
WOOL DeLaines, fancy DeLAines. all kinds; new
styles Debages, any aaan',sy and easap.
Frsneh Covers for Planes. Tables, &c.
Extra Sapsr French Kid Gloves; Embroidered Wells,
Fioancine. all kinds; English Thread Lsees, Gsrie-
tons, de-; suiss Maslins; Dotted Musiins Grape
Prints, Ginghams, &c.
Great variety OF shirt Boson.s, Fancy Csiored Kid
Finish saIs Gloves; Plain and Fame, DeLaines Lin
en- lawns ssd Table Linen;
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS, &c.
Splendid assortment OF AlPaeeas, new and choice ole
lars; French worked Collars, oshut!ai Styles men
embrsdcries in setis.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, dc.
Fine Linen Cambris Hands erchi.is; Sha~is, yarie
great variety; Mourning setls Silk Laces; Black
HOPED AND GRASS CLOTH SKIRTS,
French Elnoosssd Chiatz; Curtain Goods, India
Sviss Null, Lawn Craysis, Book Jaconet, and am
brio Muslsns; striped and Plain NaiDsock Muslins-
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
sHEHrrsGs, sHIRrIsGs, TowELIsG, CRASH,
Hue sback, Pillow Linen and sheeiing, scotch
Diaper, House Furnishing Goocs, MILLINERY
AND STRAW GOODS, all new and fresh.
We particularly invite attention 10 our assortment
of sta ole Domestic Goods, feeling confident We can
present Undue enents TO purchasers unequahed Tor
CHEAPNEss, DURABILITY AND FINISH.
Our patrons viii always hnd unsurpassed as
sorsmenl from the simplest Notion, up 70 the rich
est and most magnificent article OF Dress Goods.
N. B.-We intend 10 sell u large amount Of Goods
at u small advance from cost.
April 25th DIT kAAPP q HEDMON.
H., -. MOORE,
tvRoN NEW nAsxs, CT.
FRESCO, Banner, Sign and Ornamental Painter,
Gealnar OF Wood, Stone and Marble.
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in g miles Of lhe Corporation line, The dialogue
Rosd, the whole surrounded BY fence. and part uadeT
eaitisatoa, stream running through. Price SO.
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tYRoM NEW HAWKE, CT.
FRESCO, Banner, Sign and orname ntal Painter,
6fainer OF Wood, stone and Marble.
Lettering and Gliding on
GLASS,
Window shades, lBterier Decorations, Portraits,
Scenery, Landscapes, &C., al short notice.
Sign Painting and Grslnh for the trade rooms,
Commercial Buildings, Brady 81. over Harris store.
Reference
A. B. l.. MYERs. L. CLosE q Co.
May IA, SO diff
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No. l3e.-A farm OF 3oe acres The Lost Grove
Road, miles from the city, and the undivided third
Of The mill tract, containing 20 acres, 10 acres
undsrfe fence. l40 under cultivation, some heavy
timber, . frame house rooms, barn, nDo orchard.
Win be dIvidsdto suit purchasers.
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l.. miles from town, 70 acres fenced aud In easl
walton, log house, stable, eornerib, wells, or
chxrd OF ) acres, apples, peaches, and cherries.
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No. Ioe.-An Improved farm OF IA acres In see
lions % and 10 90 X b 10 acres under fence, 60
under cultivation, 20 acres woodland, new fra me
bosse, cellar, well, stable gooe stream of water
running through Price SIS per acre.
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No. iia.--A smaliand beautiful ece land al the
Intersection Of 5th street and Tho *. H. ~
acres. Price $4,000.
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,1ur AAN COOL.
DsssnPosl ice Co., are now prepsrsd 70 dc
nc on front sl', opposite Burrows MIN.
~sJ 10 ae2 PECK & hITCMRLL.
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NICHOLS, lS8ELL = ~
= l. Al ID A q T. n Il n

~ a,a--A house and lot on Ciaxsi, bet, 49, w
pssrr rts Iot blxiop, House lsAA rooms c'es,s
NO. ki,chen cellar &e. with fuitesecs n yss fsc
ass uon.. and LOT on east side u lot ., Mock ~
4 AVIS house = rooms cellar, &c. Price $3.50. .
=, h..r,,f,, double cottage on Rock Island o.,
, ana and Cd sts 10 rooms kitchen cellar eisfcrn SC
Price 5000, ~. "
- ,-s 1,s Ra,asr buildings, with tho prisihge al
Asa landings. Lot bs1 xlso, will bs sold on Liberal
No. 25a--Lots and on End 81 aud 'o' y " " 49,
block = II e
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No. I09.A farm Of loo EcTes In see. % and % so
R$ES 20 acres under Gulti' alien, good sireAm OF
water.
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No. lo9--A Farm OF $50 acres on the Tosdleading
from Long Grove to LEM Grove, ~ aeres timber,
90 acres under and In cultivation, fame honse
lie stories, s,sbt e, well, DC.
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Noil4.--A Farm Of 80 acres in see lG Ups IA
all plouxhsd. price s35 per acre.
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No lssons Of the finest Farms in Tho County on me
pebnaus road Pcasr rost once, $50 acres oil wnse
there q 60 acres Of good timber II acres timothy -
house large barn, e.. Two streams running through "
Price aYJ p-r acre.
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No lo.--A beautiful little place on the hasl ps,en
and Dubuque road 20 With good dwelling noase AZ
rooms, Sabing. Well, cstein, OrchAra ana y, -,
in Hne order $1,000 credit Of years VIII De gwen
far mart Of the purchase money.
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No. I33--A nne improved Farm OF 100 acres, on the
west side Of Alien Grove Road, highly improved,
with three story house. ems per acre.
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No. I25 .-i20 acres In sec II 4 = r. DE leo acre.
moor cultivation sBe ali under fence, Comfortable
bsIIdings. Prise SIS per acre. VIII seii4oaeres or
same tlrus.
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Ma i.a-A Farm OF about 30 acxss Hickory urcse
aaninr No. i7a story brick houss two streams 2,
water running throagh nae ssssing farm and nearly Az
under cultivation prize 80 per acre
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49, A Farm OF 20 acres In sec ., 7 20. Ess.t !:
miles ,outh ofFulton Depot House, new; price y 1NN
Iss. Lo, Ia Waleott containing 100 acres; pf,se
No l6J-A Farm OF ninety on the MississiPpa fs
err on the line between Scott and Muscastne Conntes
short distance below Capt Dcdgss hoe stock arhi P'
$40 per a0re.
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,ss Out Lot Nc o In the town Of Walcou CONAN,
ing5 acres; price esO.
ls3. Also Town Lots Nos and 7, Bisek w IN wal
colt; price 800 each,
a.. ~, =, afsoc ACRE, An sections 81, 10, 4 20,
T.ra Ia East Q5D acres broke, $40 acres ahao'
renee 60 ssrss in wheat 10 acres In OAis .wo
a.. two sprines and stream Of running ~a's'' D''"
school house on tho land, price sse. "
1885, A farm Of 60 acrss In sec 70, JwpIs, 81"
A rood frame honss, rooms, well Aei pnes W"
,ss Ia, shk In Duran, on the NJ. 4 NJ. R.R ,sles
oo0I6 +" a. a.
"3uT7 =" g.
4 3"i 10 . 4" o.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29

No RIA Farm of 1876 acres near Hickory Grove all
uner 5sac, and nearly pioashs, good house. well
&c with ten acres Timber In hickosy drove, running
water On the land. s-se
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29

Ne. 1914 beautiful iot OFFS sT 100 serss, No. l.
Hawley = cut lots, parl Of sec - 4 20 RAE, mile.
from Davenport out road TO lie Claire, price sso0