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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-12

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PAROIssE D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE,
couR pu 6xs DISTRICT.
Dams rafraire de Ia succession d,AssxIAx AAIskk,
deccae~~ No. aSa.
4 TTENDU que Petre IaatonA fsit application pour
n administration de In Succession, -
Avis est mar les preseutes donne que tonte opposition
i la nomination du dit Petre Iahton CONNIE admins
tra,eur susdit, devra etre 1t dams foaice du dretaer
de Ia dite paroisse dams les dix jour que suivfont La
publication dss presentes:
Bureau du Gesnier a % Decemhre 1883.
". CHAMBERLAIN, Grefier-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-12
NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
In the matter of the Succession Of ANsKINE MArsER
deceased. No. 2S4.
y~yrHEREAs. Peter Lsiton has applied for the al
w r,iris4ratior of the above Suggestion,
NJ lice is hereby given that all opposition to the ap
pointueut of said Petre Laften administrator afore
said, must be fled in the Clerks Office OF said parish
within ten DAYS from the publication hereof.
CLERKS Office. this 2ath day Of Dec. 4. D.. 1855.
". B. CHAMBERLAIN, Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-12

fresh Ground Corn Meal.
The undersigned having in operation = steam
Corn Mill. keeps on hsnd A. ali time. n good supply oil
Corn Meal chopped feed and Hpmony.
inu5 JOSHUA BEAL'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-12
SHERIFF'S
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

sI1TA JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
In matter succession of ANGELINA HxBgar, widow JEu
poIRoS, deceased, No. 535.
10y fIRTCE of n commission to me directed in th'
- above entitled succession, from the Sixth Ihstric
Court in aud for said Parish and State, Will be ofets'
for sale ut public Auction, to the last and highest bid
der, ut the last place Of residence Of the deceased ii
this Parish, on
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
From the NY Times Of me
The southern Gam

Evidence daily accumulaies - show that
the leaders OF the Amenean party IN The
Southern Ststes are pretending 10 support
Fillmore, only for the purpose q rncoura-
ging gse Fillmore movement in the North,
and a thu. diuidiag the Northern opposi-
ton TO Buchanan, In some sections 81 the
South thew save already thrown oil the mask
snd come out opeag ier the Gincinnau
nominee Percy Walk AanPe, a
member 81 the Philadelphia Convention
which nominated Mr Fillmore, and lead
inp advocate al tia American party an Ala
bama, is GOV stumping that State tor Blu
ehHuan.
We copy la another part OF this morn
,np's Times, card from Air, Gray, Pres
ident OF a Fillmore aud gaeaelsen Giub an
Virgins, declaring his conviction taat there
is not shs siqAtst possible chance q ftae
mort's election, and tAa, he she'll therefore
gave has support To tae Democratic ticket.
We tohmend lae reasons which he assigns
,ur this step, 30 the careful, consideration Of
t0osc Nor.asfa supporters u Mr. FILLMORE
Nho are themselves opposed 10 tac exteas
saaa 81 Slavery lAGy Hli be satlStedWlth
lts perus@ tia Tie contest 8 between Bu.
chaUan aui Fremont, aad tnai every vote
gwen gaF Fillmore in Free state, Is sim
ply a Aa.J te;c Tor the candidate q the C'H-
cinhHti Convention.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
Yrs-slavery posperatisD

The election Of Buchanan ! becoming
honeless. Seine desperate Gear f,tJf i
nov all thst aill save him What uat
wilI be lie not ycs determined, but every
enc sccus.n3tj w,th + iagsi mauTaserina
esa see irom lie stsas visible thaf saei 9
ding IL in incubation among tae eaiers al
fhe Pre- slavery pa,ty more wu-be
scns, alsFHtea Il politicians, irom VI
be counts, Etas aesei seen shaa th# hosh
aniers Of AeN Ebfk "a gsa present gma.--
tn TACT lbt rezaa 81 iae recent s.rcteas u
Iowa, Veraaae, sHa Matne scems aata
unsettled s'.e5 poilttfal u'asasts. lhaS
GA see with "Hau an es, taat tire Nae4e
North sympaliises deeps yse hHF"5. "
sap moeen.epf, ssd that aH.as taos 50.
vert, skilha aaa desperate a.ts5ast,e be
rssortea Il, Bacbsnsu s-nuat ee' a s5eg!e
Free STATE
A Rochasiz. Correspondent al 'he Bas,
,cs Iearsa says If Is r"mafed hefe
,sst. On ne ege Of election, Fillmore will
wjthd-sw, aad III yote wiil he transferred
"a Buchanan. To this the 3aa7aa aads .
"Taerc U.sy te something faere IN she Ei-
,aaf mentioned b. oar correspondent ih4n
p.,sht d fgs, lc Supposed. We hsve had
an ing.matlon that enc 9 the most aapr.n-
eipled polilieai plots ever connected design.
81 10 secure Pennsylvania and New York
i IN process ot negotiation, bst We await
fagshcr Developments before making mere
explieit statement Itt can be supposed
that the Fillmore and Buchanan voters can
be transferred by taeir leaders, like 90
many sheep, then may this embryo Plot
conceived IN desperation, brighten little
the PROSPECTS OF Buchanan"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
The New York Herald

1as ncsghbor OF the Democrat, ge think,
susehes entirely loo much importance 10
lie assertions 81 James Gordon Bennett, OF
The New York Herald Admitting hls con-
clusions n regard to iAst person. as con-
tanned il his ;ssue o. Monday morning, TO
be correct, that IL nominations to cores
pond with BENEFITS ldea as are not made IN
State Convention be &ll support the nom-
iases ogiAe Democracy, ! only proves one
thing, and ihst Is, lhl, the \ y. Herald Is
not bought Up" fer tue campaign by The
rlerponi party The extracts OF the Dem
oc-ef ron the article et the Herald scarcely
DO justice 10 that paper. We g''e an
extract from it, the one that our Eejghbor
CARRIED, sad tie reader, By comparing i
with The .fiicle 10 the Dsmoorai,esn judge i
il makes the Herald qulte as inconsistent 90
he would have them believe
We hsEs kaown Judge Parker f9T near
!y twenty yesfs ead can say inst more
respectable rsaIu public life could not
have been selected by The democrat In
fact, the wonder u hoa such camp Of he
sro-eaters as lie noiefa democracy =, ever
sslsc.sd . g2sd & mER iTem the k5as
OWE IsnilE. At ell vents, although we
support Col. Fremont fer the Presidency
we are not committed 10 the Insane aac
foollth acts Q. some c! those who constitute
bis supporters. ifiha Republican Congeu'
ton at Syracuse do not select proper
man as their candidate igr Governor, Nc
shall throw tie y hole Batch overheard, ant
see what we cen 90 q cleo, Judge Parker
Notwithstanding the taTroie s1as whose
shadows hang about lin 10 consequence
Of the origin Of NE nomination.
Whether The n. !. HsrsA rapport the
Rspub3icsn er Pfo-SIsseFy candidate toi
Governor i Will have slight bearing on the
Presidential Issue s tar IS New Yos. j:
consieere4, tLe Democracy bad ss well
hang up her h6dle, II every free Slate
we're as cartsiR Tor Fremont, Buehanal
you'd not get the vote Of E single Northern
State, aad a. i ,s, We doubt very much i ~
get an eleelorft vote of t Free State noTtt
Of Mason & Di1on's line II, however. ac
soraing 10 me Democrat By the Herald sup
por,lps the nominee Vi tie Democratic
Convention tos Governor Fremont vii
be largely The 'assr ia this movement. a
coarse our pe.Eabar mnsi admit, BY parity
------sS..---....-.,...suF Paft the nominee o.
lie Repubacaa Convention, frsBoi. 81
be largely lba gatRsr BY The movement
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
Sauce for goose not always Sauce tor tAs
Gander

We received the following item Ct ia
teihgenee on Saturday BY telegraph
James Caldwell ana jobs Nalo8e h4d been
Arrested al IheraN, Saata Carolina, changed with
tetug abolition agents iass were taken betoEe ne
Nigllancs Committee SAD sent To theireo States.
Supposed that Geographic item should
appear III the southern papers that
.'Jaha II Bots aad Frederick " slautoa bad
been arrested Il SyrAcuse, New YORK, charged NI,A
baiaE pro slavery agents. IAey Weso t4&ea before
tAe Vigilance Committee aud sen. g. tha slave
SgsIe. T"
Would not lha whole country be aroused
North and Southl Would not General
Quatt!ebum blow his horn, and raise the
Palmetto iag higher than ever! Would
not Governor Wise draw the sword q b.F-
sinial Would not President Pierce send
along another proclamation gu the wings Of
the lightning! Would not the Castle Gar
den Union Saving Committee be again ral-
he'd in ALI original disinterested splendor!
Most assuredly And yet where should be
the mighty difieTencel 1t y0Ur buA that
has gorea my or-that is all. James Cald-
well and John Malone are suspected OF
holding anti-slavery opinions, with design
to disseminate them, and they are deprived
Of liberty without due process OF law, rob
bed OF all the rights OF American citizens,
dragged before an irresponsible, Illegal and
revolutionary tribunal, and in defiance Of
every guaranty Of the Constitution, Danish
ed from State Of the Union, probably on
pain Of death. Yet no stir or excitement is
created, and the affair IS chrouicled only as
au item or news. The Quattlebums are in
tent on listening to the loyal counsels Of
p. s. Brooks; Governor Wise is busil
sharpening tina, sword Of Virginia for a
dash 81 the federal treasure, as soOa as
Fremont shall be elected; President Pierce
Is engaged in telegraFhing instructions fer
crushing out The free State settlers Of Kan
sac, and northern doughtaCes are depreca-
ting this sectional agitation aud urging
| ireemen to vote FOR Fillmore, fer Platform
Buchanan, or sor anybody or auythiu, Il
/ prevea, the election q! Fremont, which
/ would 50 rrilale their southern masters.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
VICTOR &. MERRITT.

'JNHE most perfect sooking Stoves now Ia Ise.-
The patterns are entirely new; they are izst sur.
plantt all other cooking Stoves in the market
Those wanting that now indispensable arLicIp, Il
Good Cook stove, should Temsm Der that im
provement and progress i the order OF the day aud
IN no one article OF domestic use has there been
greater Improvement than the one under eon.idera-
ton.
Therefore you will greatly promote your interest
by selecting enc OF the above named stoves 10 pref
crence to taking up with one of aRtIquaied pat
terms,
Be sure and call aud examine ther Stoves before
purchasing any Others, at SMITH Il REMlAG.
TONS StoE : and Mountaineering Store, nessainrs
Block, Second 81, Sign Of the Big Tea Kettle.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
CO.. esary 5 Address

We publish to-day Gov. Gesry's lnaAago-
raj address AZ LeeomPte. The tone Of This
address strengthens sac favorable opinion
We have already expressed 1T regard 70 Gov.
Geary, aud if he only lives up TO the aentl,
ineuts be bas there enunc.ated, we shail
not be dissppo nted .n the nam. AZ that
me Free Stat men Of Kansas a5k, So 10 be
lie. alone and if the Governor can Only s1c-
ceed q driving back The horde Of Mlss1un
rITiaas thar infsst that Territory, peace
wtll st oace be restored. The only kind
o. protection that the c.uzeus G. Kansas
ash, thst they have ever asked, If, to be pro-
eeeted ia their righlss and if GOV. Geary
does ss he promises 10 do il bls address,
they will be satisfied,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

LiGtie Delaware Is beginning 70 weary Of
aef position as an ally Of slavery Though
sl.ve state, she IS beginning TO feel tia,
A.f true Interest is oH the side or Freedom.
A Reppbl,csa elab bee been Termed a. W.
uington which u goiag actively ioso ne
canvass for FEEHgs- and DATTos, and hs.
commenced the issgs Of a sp.rEted weekly
eampsiga paper the fret number d which
contains the Republtetn platform. Ere
monte Letter Of Acceptance, end strohg
sPpssl to the people to spPPort the RePgb'
}ieen cause
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
SIGN OF THE.
BIG TIE A KETT J. e!
STOVES HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS,


NHE subscribers have large assortment of the la
test aud mos, approved patterns of Parlcrand
Cook Stoves. One OF tbs partners having been
gagged for a uamber ot years In the manufacture OF
Stoves, We are confident that our stock which
are nov repaired to oderhas never been sqdaleI ~
This city.
our stock OF House furnishing Goods etsbr4cSs
every article Imaginable III the HousekeepeT's list
of wants
Pure silver Plated, Brttans, PLAN shod, French
Timed Jap2ned, Enamelied aud Polished IrOu
aud Bright Tin Ware, Fine Table CUTLERY,
from lhe best manufactures, zine Tea
Trays OF the newest styles and pat.
terms; Hand aud Tea Bells, Bath
Ing Apparatus. Toilet Ware,
lard, U!i5 Fluid lamps,
Chamber Pals, iaUter.s la great yarirts Hollow
Ware VI bgst east iron, Brass Kettles, Waffle
Irons, UpTgAl range GridirOus, Door aud
Table Mats, Floor, Dust, carpet, Stove
aud Shoe Brushes Wire Ware In
great variety; Clothes Lines,
he'd cords, Pals aud Tubs, Nashboards, ChOpplng
Kulfgs aul Trays, Feather sters, Castor
Frames of d,hereut Etnds and styles,
Sad Irons and Tailor Irons,
Together with many other articles too numerous to
mention, all Of which the public most respect.
fully Invited TO call and examine the goods and
prices Goods delivered fee Of expense in any part
Of the city. SMITH REMINGTON
Des.aint's Block, second ST. four oors east Per
rs. sep - d'f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
{ltU Abuertisements.
- ~ : r..r.r.,,

FT'O soil Hughes Hand and Cora PLANTER. his is
1 new invention aud Is acknowledged by all
thai har examined j. % lee iaE superior 10 any
thing otthe kind ever invented. Il was pat MED
10 Nov 50 and hs had am Ina aunse sale in Ken
tleb Ead Missouri during the pass season, and
give entire satisfaction. I he subscriber having
purchased IN state oflowa, VII give two three
good and re A bic men an opportunity Of act. ng
Agents for the sale flo nships and County rights
ThemaCbs pes e-E 30 see atthe Stove store ofthe
saUsCr.s au arsty between hirt aud Fourth SITS
SepE44 tIE J.. f.. BRAY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

Nc. o. The " OF lir ; y sol s,aiuT &. NF8h
50 mi',s from I4yrHIorti rr,e SO PEI a.ie
No. 94-TheE 4 Of The \ + :. If Sec q T5sA h
50 the iatIrad, nra from Davenport. price
81 per acre.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

FoREssIc.-T The Chicago TriJuas in no.
ticing the conviction OF two brothers by
the name Of Cassii fer placing distractions
Oh the Gaiena and Chicago Railroad track,
for which they were sentenced 10 the Peoj'
tentisry for two years says, that 'he speech
u Joseph KpQs, Egg Of Rock Island was
universally allowed 10 be one u the most
brilliant and fureib3e arguments ever nude
- the bsr"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA:
I0S-iIs acres very choice Iand at - per acre.
Ne. 22--w fractional Of tbe n. ". Ser. 2. I.
~ n. X. H. y sF-lOU acres, near thUru's M,iis
Very low, Iapphcd for soon. price $40 per ARE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24


~. fiEa Of iga aeres Ia se. go. urrs+.r,l..
Eo"i 'ftme h0Hsa, . ROOMS, wall. hss frra a.
l-.. IS Faru OF 20 aer-s .a .ssa. g-.. rsf....
'7'' l'", t'@'' .sa
.a .'a'' a'tr# N4m ,HHasur Na..f.s...
80 .,. Pre- s4- 't'. '"Ri in s". .r a".e
'.' We .".#4[ "."'" 81. ." ...
.s,-t f,,a. .,. sa...r... g. .-.....,....
.r..H ...t .t,.. t.a'. ....... -.aff.
1...s t........ 5.t......,. .-.r.t.
A"'''r, Stable. @e'. tfar i1s0 seq trs' tor r,-a.
,......,,.
go ' t. ~ -. ..,. 7... tHi o.. If. ..
-. ~ 'a' a. 5...T 'n'"r .a.ns.
,
. M -, .'' ~ ... - ga led 81 .'a..
..-.f "''" ''''"s '." 's.@"'' hfHh irar 81 ..
.s.,n....,... ,~-......
..r4 49, n',.,,,-, q. .'
...'t "a i,.'s"i@f1 a'"H "itf.b as erected a t...
,....-
.... '... 81 - IT,, ~ .n sa~ h".#as @a' ..
. lrJ o. , ,..,' m ''a'''- 't
i7-A e4,aphrn OF 20 on r.- f..,...,...,....
uatarg ur5gt 100 ,sra. nl ,''..f I,,., ...t
,afu. r,rh4 st,,aant ct uttrr nrr3o. ,,5,..I
1ps-A a-ra ~ miles IRON Prta,-t..a OFF .........
- Hrfu usgh,r. 40 untag uu45. aHffF.ti.a ,.....
a,'r. uun,ug Through aa orchard ~ Iao ntt .r.-
,.,
sad r,,,r ,,,,.,,,., ,i.4 a1...,H a."
,'''i'''''# . :" ,'.. At"" "h"", "eF''.~
@... ~ " III ''' '',."'''. l7.a ="
id.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
Brittania W are.

EOFFEE, Tea and Water Pots, Sugar aud Stop
I J Bowls aud Cream Pots, Table Caslars 81 all
sizes, styles and prices, Candle SLIcks OF various
sizes and styles: Lamps OF all syles for Fluid, Lard
and Whale oil for sale al SMITH 4 REM NC.
TONS Stove snd housefurUishlug Store, Sign OF the
Big TxA Katie. stp ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
A CARD.
A CARD.
CURTIS n CHADWICK,
Brady St, East side, between Front and I'd.
Commission Merchants,


Commission Merchants,
Importers and Dealers in American, knglish aud
German Hardwars, Cutlery, Guns, Rnes, rs
tolls, Gun Materials, Sporting Apparatus
Metals, Paints. OILS Glass, sc, ac,
ID Eti cave - inform the citizens OF DaNenpoftand
ID The adjoning towns that they viii on or about
the goth Inst for Inspection and sale one oithe
largest and best assorted stocks Of
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
Ever brought 10 n western market. we shail make
Il our ala 10 be constantly supplied with iuil as
sortment OF every article In our Hne Tor ahehiheIe
is any semsHd. Enjo.tag the best facilities Tor
pureha sing, hasing business connections IN New
York and other eastern markets, aud Ssyiag a'rssf
fren fAs sIs6fEfrs for casa, We are enabled 10
oti1r goods NJ prices which defy eamfeution, we
desire 60 call The attention of Country Merchants
and Dealers Ia our stock sud prices
Feeling Csntident that eomparison with chicago
aud ST Lauis purchases will result in our favor, as
deiormtnei TO make it tot iha Interest OF ALI
10 favor IN their patronage, We shall ohsr Gh
usual Inducements to each aud prompt short bme
bayorS. L.. W. tuhilns
ua,eneort sep 90 div j. n. CHADWICK,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

rose"--Ond the State Of Kansas will soon
be admitted into the Union the peer and the
pride If her elder sisters.
loGN w. GEARY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

Csc. Peabody. the eshhy American
banker, who has made HE home % England
for number Of year. pact, wee received
BY quite az extensive demonstration on lis
ruto New York the other day si.ll
larger one is awaiting him Ia Boston
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

HoHsE STEALING Five H5rsss ere
stolen "A this vicinity last alah. ONE Eram
Mr Brown, taken ia town -am SIR.
Curry, IN the west side o.! Use f.grr. and
tEo from Mr. Hicks in the sa'na s.'..g. --
More valuable h0rses have been aa5aH ls
Southern Iowa, during the last tHrae maa.as
than for the preceding FIVE yeaEa Fhs 90"
vi selt-presergation will o0lige g0r slHaeu7
90 form associations for matugl protection
Il will nc; do to let scoundrcis rr8 81, .sg.
without an effort TO bring tham 70 ja=a.c. ;
il operates as premium upon crime
Some feel disposed 10 trace the numerous
lhefts to the invaders OF Kansas; ana uere
seems to be some foundation for the -.gl l.
e.oa, Certain It is thptlbes s.s,eesI, or hr-
e9ay nas ss..teaaIig Increased since the con
.s.ss.t,ation 81 Southern rowdies 4 be-
iieyed highly reasonable that those uA2 a Q
numbering the Free State zau.ar Ia han
sss, and destroying their property. should
csli upon Us to bear a portioa .r -.. rx-
Pense l. would be ia tuil lr.4aag #.sa
the rest offheir conduct trreaa Cotg-
Esrcial, Ngpt. III.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
FINE TEA TRAYS.

4 LARGE assortment Of all the newest shapes,
"a ard Trays, Walters, BrsAC, cake and Cheese
Trays, fer sale NJ SMITH y HEAlAGT0N'S Stove
aud Hoasefurnishag Store sign Of The Big Tea Ket.
lie. sepIp
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

Our Catholic friends certainly ought to
seie for Fremont--especiallg all the Ant
Slavery erteasion ones--ss the Buchanan
sod Know Nothing press tnsist that be is q
Catholic.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

The present postmaster Al j.ae ".s.nr
Lebanon 60, Penn, was app9lnsa@ a.faa
Thomas Jefferson's ADMINISTERED, E.. CD
con Granger, then P0slmasgce Genaea' 4a
the 23d Of Segtem her, 1872. He f. ..g
eighty-onc years old aad does al the ..si.
anss himself
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

TIE Memphis, Tenn, Express says that
tbefe are ar least five hundred Fremont
men in thst city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

A Coon RECOMMENDATION We find the
following commendsble recommendation in
the September number Of Cooley La6y's
Book Il is respectfully addressed 10 the
Stands" OF our rEiiroads
HAS SAKswiCpEs We have 8 sugges.
ticn 70 make Why do not the cbting es-
tabllsnmeRts where the trains stop, keep
sandwiches for sale They ate very good
and are very handy, for they can be eaten
ii the cars; bet no they genersly haVe
hickory pies and something called cske--
very poor fare for hungry ,rayeier"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24

No. He H!A,%%! >ec.Tt oEit 90 as,os,
". 20 = lsst.a.s"r'.ns a. so~o.. pals,
N~.n--N 1.s.g &. a4as '.st...a a3rssr@o
l5n acres rr,r 81 20 a.rr
=. ss-SL'.. ..oaa " q. 80 . .apaa ~.
X Ser ~! as e. g. i-a arr,= prose So per a,rr
No oo-Thy r1.u'nrN W, ,e.gT7,Nr2Eso
s.rta,
>.~-rha>r'...~r*&R2EIoa.r.
Ho.g2-Thr " "a sec WITS Mr. = ioo aarvr --
price s2oFer aSto,
The sbove three trar. ARE beautifully situated .o The
Railroad tn'lts from baEeup"tt
No. o. The W OF li.r ; y 4. 81, iors, NraH
50 arEcs. mi'cs from hayrHIorti rrne so ier a.ie
No. g4-The + = Of The n h Z. If Sc, q T7sAKaE
81 the ls'drt'd = mile from Davenport. price
s5trr acre.
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA:
Ios-iIs acresN choice baud at - per acre.
Ne.22-W. fractional Of tbe \. w! Ser 2 I.
- n. X. h., = s1-lOO acres, Thorn. aalis
perylo ,tfaPplted for soon. price $40 per a,rr.
SHELBY COUNTY.
lO9-E y W See Ia I - X 80 ~ 100 acres,
W.sE! " % I So - 81 per acre.
y hEAhbh I OlNlG-
No. 42--s Fl and y W ofsee T Z. RIA y sec
acres. Price $3.50 per acre.
No. AS W aud NV Of sscsr75 w,g.o
IS MAnASkA COUNTY
No AS w frac. Of secGf 70 X 10 " I45 acres.
No. SIS W! ot,ec IS 7 = K - " 100 arros.--
rriees so per acre.
No: 4e-w !ofN + aud 5 . oGN " orsrrIiT
n X II 100 acres timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY
W y! and W NE Soe4 Z r. r pW. 800
acres $40 per acre.
No. 4?-N,El orsoc IS rse Kgw loo acres
IOWA COUNTY.
No. il9-W! sec2s r7o re- west, price sIorer
acre.
IN MuaCATINE COUNTY.
No. ts-W oiA W soc ~ T 70 Il / " -Oacres
: miles from MuscattHc, from Junction. Pie" -
j slIsrs per acre.
IN HARDIN COUNTY
No. 3!--E ON M Of acc I 81 X 20 " 70 acres.
Price ~ so per acre.
No. as W. orN WI otsss l4r s. " 70 " 10
acres.
N CEDAR COUNTY.
iO7-W a f and lSELS l. Soc TOT ygR /
w, 1870 acres price $40 per acre.
No. s49s ofN T.! Of see iTsO " soacres.
Price 600 dollars.
No. ssmstofN Disco aOrslEa " Pig acres.
No. se-Houso and Los, Store aud .to.e ,r soods,
ia Upton.
IN MARSHALL CouNI,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-24
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