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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-15

A large STOCK Oh view ana CHOICE GUuuS'
FOR FALL AND WINTER. 1856.
MCGEE & WILLIAMS,
7nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DIZZY
H. Goods Hats. Caps Shoes, Groceries, Carpengs ana
Housefarnsng articles, &C., have now received ther
Fall and Winter supply comprising nearly every article IN
their line of BUSINESS all of which have been selected WIN
special reference the wants of their customers from the
largest and best houses in New York.
In returning thanks to our friends and We
are determined to use our best efforts make to the IN
erest of all to patronze by selling good Goods at cheap
prices
Just opened for inspection large supply of CloaEs Man
tas and Tamas, Of the latest styles among them are
some beautiful Grey Beaver Cloth which are much ADMIRED
and selling rapidly. MCGEE WILLIAMS.
Raleigh, Oct 6, 1856. lla3-M4M.-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-15

accuracy now we well judge what credence to
give them in future.
Mr. Boyden first "proved most clearly that Bu-
chanan could in no event carry single Northern
State" I have not time to tell you how he made
this so clear And then one other thing with equal
cearness, he put forever to rest-so says Mr.. Long
VIZ: Filmore's chances to carry New York were
as two to against Buchanan's to get the vote of
pennsylvania" You see such proof is clearly geo.
metrcal To see the force fully it is to be kept in
mind that this proof was all fixed off before the
news OF the late elections came The speaker
always allow, intended well; but intentions follow
wishes; he wished against knowledge and proved
accordingly.
Mr.. Pnryear " showed most conclusively and TO
the satisfaction of his audience that his vote on the
Kansas bill was right" So says Mr. Long. I feel
like italicising that showing each word Of it. Rut
80 It ia large portion of the speaking was aimed
against the Kansas and Nebraska bill Yet shall
DC deceived if the honorable gentleman risks a
campaign on that issue next summer. If he does
and Mr. Scales takes the field doubt not the free.
men Of the District will honor him as the freemen
OF wake did his co-yoter on that bill, Mr. Rogers,
last August.
In the order of names our war-E,litor ia next
speaker. AS far he venture he sustained his we'll
Iarned reputation. You would have laughed in
spite of yourself had you heard him. But With "
am no orator" he was Notwithstanding il his duty
to write "true narrative of the events Of The
glorious Fillmore rally at Yadvinville" How well
ne did this. all judge who know the facts. heard
tne speeches, and have read what he wrote t.Glo
rous fiimore rally !" Two hundred and fifty mer
ron ABOUT SIX counties, and many of these sood
anu rue ior buchanan. " Glorious ~ -
r., AT night the ball was put in motion by one Mr.
Cicwell, whom Mr.. Long thinks a yery 4" forcbl,
spvaAer ana that he will some day make for him
SCH name and place high on the roll of fame
wonder he forgot to mount the gentleman on IN
's"Ne' VI a'he aio"g with his coupatriots Fulle
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14
Zoy;nr CT tbs waters.

The EUening Siar, the junior Descent
&c paper in Washington City, and which,
az The lntea,gsneer Gays, IS often oracuIsr,
,elgh nodestly dfuging he oficial nspiis-
ten" has the ieloeing statement In refer.
ence 70 The probable nominees. 1t may be
regarded u semi-ofieiaI sunouace me..
tlat Mr.. Pierce is In the field. however Joan
P. Haze mty think that be has 20 more
chance Of q nomin,tiou than one Of The
pssesofiHe Senate:
"it 10 noE very certain that there will be
a. least four gentlemen prominently urged
for the neEninason-Mr. Hunter, 81 Virgin.
ia NJ. Buchanan, Mr.. Dslias, and isst. bu,
by no means least important, Ia his strength
before the Convention. President Pierce,
jor denomination. All Of them have adyo.
eStes among the Democratic members and
the numerous leading Democratic polIti.
clans who have been 10 Washington since
the frat Monday In December lss,."
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walkers Situation in Nicaragua

The last arrivals from San joan del.
Norte brought letters 70 Washington, which
render il certain that Walkers stu alton
there is exceedingly critical He cannot
trust single native beyond the range ofthe
rifles Of his men. His military chest does
not contain dollar. Tie twelve thousand
dollars which Parker H. French brought 10
this country was every dollar that Walker
has been able 10 clutch in Sicaragua. and
he vay forced 10 part with 1t, as, without
.uceor Of men and material from the Uni.
ted States, starvation. il not immois,ion,
stared HE maraudiag band in the face; and
il (succor) was only 10 be obtained here
through the application Of hard dollars
All Walkers hopes turaed apon getting off
Frenchs New Orleans fllibustering .exbe-
di,ions in safety The Government having
summary stopped them, il w!llHct be long
gre Walker and HE. band 60 the way Of Kim
~ and his.-- Warrington Sta.
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A Dousrs AaeUmEsr.-The Freeman,

Journal having argued from the recent mur.
der in Connecticut, that the common PEG pie
ought not to be allowed to read the Bible
or at least Only uader the supervision Of All
infalhble expou der, tn. N. Y. Trl5a.. saks
--,hsE a. Sly murdered his victim by knock .
ing him down with a stick of wisch-haze I
and then cutting his throat with a pocket.
hnife'-"what could be thought OF an argu
ment founded on these facts ia favor Of ex.
terminating all witch, hazeIs, and Of allow.
'ng no man to carry knife in his pockst
except under the supervision Vi police.
man %
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

LEGAL DEcIsEos.-Wm. W ellis, " no ass
several years ago sentenced to death In the
District Of Columbia for murder, had his
sentence.commute by Prsaident Fillmore
to imprisonment for life. TIE case vas
brought before the L. S Supreme Court
!asswesk Oh the ground that the President
has no right to commute, and could only
grant sc unconditional pardon. The Cour,
on Friday decided for the prisoner, and be
Vas set at liberty.
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MEyToz


IEE W EA1REE.---A very great improve
meat Ia the temperature OF the clius,e has
taken place within the Iast eight and
f9r!y hoRrs. dating "a we do Saturday even.
ing. Friday morning at our usual hour for
consulting the Thermometer We found il 4
degrees above zero and on Saturday morn.
Ing 10 above. Now ( at IL has got above
zero we hope that il win redeem ils char.
acter by remaining there III Eoushout this
blessed emo domini
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

SEVERE Storm AT THE EAsT.--The New
York papers contain long accounts Of the
severe storm Of Saturday night the sth inst
In New York the streets we're so driited as
to render them wholly impossible. Satur-
day night, says the Times, will long be re-.
membered IS one Of the most dismal ever
seen in New York
The storm on Long Island ragged neatly
ali OF Saturday night most fearfuIly, and the
snow, drifting as it fell, rendered tie roads
impossible. The streets in Brooklyn were
completely blocked up. The snow, on an
average, was not less than 10 inches deep,
and drtted very muca--in some places as
high as u feet.
The Hudson, New Jersey and Eastern
railroads were blocked up with snow A
foot and half fell n the vicinity of Boston,
aud was greatly drilted.
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aiacsuIsy'a new volumes have been

hacauIsy's new volumes have been re-.
published, from advance proofs, by The Har-
pers and are sold at the low price OF sixty.
two and hall cents each. The London
1i'as deyotes nine gifts columns to "pre.
Ilmnary" review OF the new volumes, and
promises continuation Of the subject here.
after. Sixty thousand volumes were sold
in London before page Of them had been
seen BY the purchaser.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

STsucg SsAe.-Ths steamer Empirs
City ffcm New Orleans for 81. Louis, s.ruca
9 sasg AID was compelled, on the night Of
the 2sth ult, 10 throw overheard 2ooo sacks
oFsaIt, 60 crates snd a large quality Of
sugar She WA in very pezilous situs.
ton. and il was aPPrehended she would
break In tive
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

Msxico.-The most reliable intelligence
from Mexie indicates the probability Of
Gen. Alnonte being placed at ,he head Of
affairs. He is undoubtedly the best living
Mexican, especially ia the important psg,lc-
ulars of honesty and common sense. ard to
make him President or some kind OF Chief
Magistrate Of Mexico, would be the best
thing that could be done for that distracted
country
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

The Commissos Or 1f the Genera Land
Office has decided that no act OF the Terr.-s
fitoris legislature OF Kansas can in any
way effect The disposa OF the public lands.
that being mstter oYer which Congress
has exclusive control
Every new development towards orgaa.
i,ng the new Territories exposes some adj
d;tional sb-urdi,y OF the "squatter sovereign.
10 its logical snd proper conclusion. and the
"eminent domain" Of the territory ought to
be possessed BY the sovereign squa,tess -
But this is only one Of the contradictions
which expose the fai!seS of the Cass method
Of organizing Territorial governments The
whole history of Kansas snPl, and omh.
ou.iy illustrates the bad policy OF departing
from the old landmarks How much better
it would have been Tor the country If the
system inaugarated by Jefferson and Maci-
son, ana practised even BY Jackson, had
Teen maintained! But in an evil hour FOR
the county. the yindctiye prosecutor OF
Hull and the obsequioua hattefer of Louis
Philippe was seized vita the ambition ol
being President, aud 10 his contracted per.
csPtions. no way seemed SO likely to pace
within his grasp The object Of his desire, a.
10 make q profession Of greater respect Tor
popular sovereignty than AMI OF his CON-
petisors. and ai.nalize his faith BY striking
At one OF the fundamental aud most mpor-
laat principles OF our poiity.
Fes things in The world, however, are OF
uamixed evil. and il is some consolation to
know that the author u - much confusion
has act profsed by his own wrong Lewis
Cas- will never be Pre,ideny. aud Ne trust
that fate has similar reward in reserve Tor
Douglas. and all others who, like him, have
sought their own Prelerment at tue risk Of
the peace and harmony of the country.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

Miller. the man convicted Of the murde,
Of Or. HadeI add Frederick Graf, at Cum
oerland, Nd, few months since, was hung
a. that place on Friday last, in the pres.
ence Of 5000 pefsoas He died protesting
b. innncenfA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

The tone Of Gov. Gardnes's message to
the Massachusetts Legislature is thoroughly
Native American. He re ommends the re.
peal Of the Personal Liberty act. md TWEEN.
ty-one years residence before voting.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

The Rev. Joshua Bradley, ,veIl.kvoEn,
eloquent and faithful minister Of she zap.
ts, Church, died st st. Paul, Minnesota, y
the 22a Of Nogsmber last, IN the eighty.
fau nth year Of his eye
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The ceu.os recently taken In Georgia
nakes its population 10 be. whites 542, see
slaves ss9,2s7
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CUSTOM NAL

CUSTOM MTkL,
The undsrsisuvI hsvs oas 81 'f.ltons Ports
Griss Mills in operation and are prepared 10 srnd
cora Ia the or shssd aud oats tuto !"
make excellent cora ueaisnd Grshs VI fsur.
Ws.iiiai.o sctss Ak ents FOR the sale " The aboYe
Alis ssd any desiring 50 psreassef may see fos
themselves what Ii, Mill do, By ealing ~ our
ssand--eorneT sfsi Sud rvck Island Street, psveh-
port, lows.
This Mill has las, been introduced by Niehol,
LosmIs & Co, butfrom the shsst iriai which Ss have
given u, we sAink /, good mill. Gus that VII ae
co "a piish . K eat dea! with iltlie power.
RSGHTEL, SAINNEa & 8uRais,
Pro. p.ss0pors Plough Fsotosy,
Davenport, ian. II avIw
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WANTED

T'Wo HORSES, HARNESS. sGd LUMBER WAC.
on, for whieh .lhouse, CITY Lot, or land Ia the
country will be gwen, Also, IL exchange for carAr
BuGSY. one horse LcasSs WAeos. Apply u
Jan .-i2M -srEa. l.. PARKER
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No. 1894 Two story Frame Hogss m, "a. A..
East corner Of Gaines and Foart! stree, ~
rooms, hall and Cel!er; Well OF son sut.r ts,s
feet square.
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No. ivo.~-a House lad lot o4 last gJs u Pm.
street., between Second and Front streets Ih1S
81. Building nd fenc. sii In good order
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Hay 1. selling IN New York City q SI.2s
q hundred
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No. isa.--A Dousle Frame Ii Gus On lie .,,ss,
FUN aud Scott strees-thir,y rcet square n 90.
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No. lgT.-Ila dues, EiuE 10, In laaCn,
North side OF Sixth street, west ol Doctor Bs,ros
upoG hich Is erected Brick House .ud san.
we'll OF good water.
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nfw Embellishments.
To THE LADIES OF
~

Miss RkNwiCK rospecsfully inforrnstF e Lsdie-
vi Of Lsysnpof nd vicinity thst she has 0oy %
10 The rooms on Brady s.siofmeriy pied ~ Mis-
ssesrins whom she succeeded In The business Of
tepsiye stock Of Kabroi1sry ss< Millinery Goods,
which abe viii sell at reduced prices der 10
FOR hsr spring siosh which she tilsnds shall he
extensive, ofexscilsnt gu ALT, and . odsrs,..
japlIdn
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No, 300 Another sud larger siand Shove Prlt..
son, cnnlsl mag 100 acres covered ~lth Timber "a
excellent ehruye for wood dealers. The wood tss
be cut and srnngh, % Davenport Tor tres doissi sf
cord
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Mississippi and Missouri railroad.

- - EA2
hA ana after Nonday, Iunnarg Ia, 1900 Ir'd an
~ III iuriher notice, trains will leave Das.upnr
for Au.ealiuc and Iowa Clay, ss follows:
~, Freight tram daily ,hundayS excepted At a. II
x""' f@'ehssF ram atII!, " - A. n.
imia..fr1r" a. DaysUpo,t jaily, Sunday, .Acepea,
DO follows: ''
isl. Passenger Iranl; JPN
2pd. Ere isbt fran at -Ep N
Az Trains opt Of Davenport will mako direct com
heciors vi husesline aud Iowa City.
lhs Passenger Irsin arriving a. Davenport n ? T.
= from Iosa CITY and Huscallno connect win IN.
alHht E1Frsss TrBin over the Chicago and R0ck n,
aee Railroad which leaves Rock island at g.4SP hi
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity ofg{ytng
lisnct directions a. 70 the destination Of their bag.
gage, also 10 procure ticket. bsforo taking their
seats tae cars. JOHN H. HENsy
a.. y. pAf' SuPt.
.Ahsl'f ~ Evaporation, Jan 3 d6in
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40 100 a Double Rtek House ON se,lf .t,. .
Ling No ia5, With tea 70 ems, Wen ard i,ts
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Ey the above announcement IL Will be perceived
that tie Undersigned have succeeds Nsssn. hoime.
d 20 as proprietors the Davenport BOOK Store
Our object in purchasing the Boob store siwo fold
First TO make money-secoBd To become cilleus OF
Davenporend identify ourselve. with It's growth nd
prosperity. To accomplish the tend 10 keep
full and complete ziosk goods suited TO tai. ma
ket and sell them stfGtr prices: The ve hope
merit by faithfully dscsargi OK a The duties Thar
pertain to good eli .enstip. Il. W Ellis AGO.
p DAVENPORT. Jan. b, I-,l6. dv
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Islands

No. zoe An Island be'weeu D,,enpof! aAi Il
GairU. together with the shore The uAiu inaa h.
Who'll contsiE!rsi: scfrs. mstibg due sstsr pos.
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II E.lRD.

INNcOtAAGED b. sac liberal patronage eEtenred
~ 70 INC BY the citizens ~ Daysnpor. since euIu.
menc!ng business Ia the city desire 10 return 10
Nom one and all my stHesrs thaaAs had Gek msul-
eagsmsAtsi trusting b. careful attention to thoir
wishes AMI tastes, and by far aHd honorable 6sahH
- merit their stnu iaFofs and confidence. knowing
TIE detlts and want sn the part Of the LABiEs for
goods of the best stgtss and gvdififs, shall en-
IesVor the coming spring 10 offer tor pslf inspe elton
better assortment and ess, VI rich sHs fas Foods
~ mas AeIetoiore boon broSglito The west,
IN ofdefto make room and be prepared for the
spring trade, shail from this date offer my geofss Ut
tHtrsmsy Tor priesS, snd people may sspeet and Gsr
Aa good baFgans ~ gSu be obtained in any IHxsr
mouse N lhe etIy. Respectfully,
= II. c. NhDswosTR
Dealer in Fancy and STA pis Dry Goods, No. q Mai
IT. Dst"esS Front q Second. JahlO
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WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Councillor al Law,
AND GENERAL LAND AGEST,
Post Office Building B ady Street
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
LANDS FOR SALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

Tract The h otlhe W 4Seegl
Tho K Sscs : ISsA
tho \ " See 10
IL eli 400 acres; situated On The Railroad n.
from town.
Tract 2--Th- W ofthe 5 " Z OF Soc 10 I 7-Ak B,
4. miles from Davenport, contains 20 acres.
Tract 3--The h " ( disco I 79N RS it3g?.t0V
acres 10 miles from I'l' export
irsct 5--The n ~ o she \ w olSee I Ten
l., ~ acres miles from the ciIy.
Traei e-i he r 81 tue r. fsqc2l 7 7eAH
.Oacres, the hail Road, = mile, from uay sRpon
1r.et No. IA aas iaTln oi is6 acres, 4Uirnest
~ under cultivation, Z mEes from town, 1 hAs
cost Of pubuPde road. mile from nal.el. farm.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

gf,isr tbs ltada limited tbcr pessi notices
will be iRse II al 10 "enIa pot 'ine escb irscfsr
SO cts. psT sees.
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Davenport Book Store,

INHE stock OF the above concern has been purcAa
Il ed BY Nessrs Geo. W. Ellis q Go, who are thor
oughy acquainted with lbs business In all It's branch.
ssahd our knOsiedgc OF The new nrIn authorizes US
70 say that they will Ailhiull, discharge all their
legations 10 the public. In retiring We would ac.
kno~iedge the sIeaciastIssor We have received frsm
the community aud bespeak for cur successors cor
tinusnee thereof believing that they Will give TO the
business that strict attention which other engage
menu Tor The past two cars have prevented from
daiog. ". H, HOLMES l. CO.
Davenport, Jag.s {, 1856.
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lTEW RAIsISS d "a NTE oUHkASTs for sale ).
Y dseI1 AlVokD q VAN PAI1EN
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~ k.P, ssEpoLss.
sEARQN OF 1870.

fE'H1 gGdersguod have formed . ropGrtae rsh.p 10
The purpose Of
mAglNG AND SELLING BRIcKs.
Slsh Pressed Stock ,Coruics, ComnOa and all al
kinds by the ioa.and lad ~ n the wall Ia rs.
gu. sy under les mil lions Gee 100 New Brick. NJ
hand and for safe. ATKINSON s. REYNOLDS
Rock Island, Jan IL, 1856 dom
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FURS AND ROBES.


1rSEgHRuDY 4erins % acknowledge hls u tks
T., coolest weather oveF.uk peslsrcea in the west
sud thefs is Iecessslii agreat nlai OF shhcflog.-
Nov much OF tLis could be avoided ,! eai,ihs rs.
ton& Cos. IL lhe old Posl o1ies Bgldns sad hnf-
Il NJ you nice saro mr. coat iur gloves, or Fancy
ssifh RIB, or for ihs sdiss nce arm eel 81 fGfs
rs Is upneees sAss anything Ia this Tine Ne ATE
selling ., cos ,to make room for 9W spring ssoea.
must bs worn this cold weather to be appreciated snA
ws guarantees that Prec,wiiiss mai to sais.
davenport Jan ~ A. ,, A'sfVS W
Swan Mills.
IERHUNL a. CIRCUIT,
Le Claire, Iowa.
Nk aonld la.osn, .ae s.lIEeos and trade oil Scot
featuring very superior article OF Flour which ne
ohsr stonr rket otrticns In this paper and Ne
caersbe following - $50
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We viii deliver "ur Fioar ~ The 10 bbls. and up
Wardssny where within IS or u ni.le. o.! our mill
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having ali the facilities Tor making the most mar
err sad consumer, VIC respectfully solicit lib raj
share OF public patronage.
BARGLAf, THOMPSON s. 90 Agents.
Davedpor., lows
atlanta and Interior Banks
IA shall contiRue 10 receive AID rsy cut the
since their orgsniaauon} atcr Tue 18th inst aud Ill
further nstice. Janisl COOK b SARGENT.
.1'Oxice.
IN and alter The 18th inst. ihs notes Of thhe Geer
Ma and Tennessee Bauks will not be taken ~
currency BY the nEde fsignsd,
chuhB, BROTHER, BARko" CO.
McGkkGOK, LAHks y bLAkEhohhs
MACkLJT s CoRhIS
jsu.iat
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iN CLINTON cocSIT, low.
=. Tract &2--A. fractional Z Ci The y, ". see, :,
~, \. X. r., )? = .l1J acres, lApTGz a.'''
Very low llappils1 for soon.
Ia HeHry GoaLiy. Iilinoj..
Traei No. D.-sixiy acres OF beautiful Had 90 t.e
Railroad snd On Railroad street 10 t;enese0.
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VI ulVIF psEETs'
Lot. to Lease for q term OF years

No. EaS,-au out LctDf2e acre, isiug bear Jsa he
North Corporation iine and Dtes Greek price -
per sore rsa.onsbs time. and viii DO ,pld In oas
ar UrRn
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u LrteiYed, 4 large assortment ufSlttoi spoons
- anu f"fAs. made expressly ivr this market 49,
stamped with lay name, Davenport, aud Safsahr"
Coin Silver ri ALFRED c. BILLIONS
dee 10
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What eyery bod. says must Be true.
% 10 CHAMPIONS New Store for Bargains, cor
re. Brady and Second Streets.
Jae. l4-jsl
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49, Eases Of thusc finr Clocss. SEN ihom
~ nHk o days and 20 hours. best made n amer
ca al tiec Iay aLFkkD @, BILLoAs
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No. "A h-snlfpl rea,Gabce GA the Nark a..
o. Fourth street. West Of ivtt fslaad Lot "a, ~
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HOUSES AND LOTS
IN DAVENPORT FOR SAFE

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