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The daily union., 1856-04-08
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Eee Poa 0fess.-Tbe following named post Offices
have established and the following gentlemen appoint
ed posimnsters:
Lexington Cstsop county, Oregon Territory Fernando
Sweezey, postmaster.
ArchbOld Fulton county, Ohio John s. Belts, Postmss
ter
Rash Creek Perry county, ohio George Wolf postmAs
ser.
English, Crawford county, Indiana james A. Brown,
psstmaster.
Aliordsvie Davies. county Indiana james z. Glly,
postmaster.
Hadley Station, Lawrence county Illinois Squire Il.
Robinson postmaster.
Brk Prairie Henry county Illinois Sath. H. Andersen,
postmaster.
Walnut, Bureau county, Illinois Elijah N. Eia post
master.
Jennston, Iowa county, wirOopsn David simpson, post
master
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Notice Of Limited Partnership.

TUE mis- dsy icrned Tim
od p-rerxhr hm q Appleton Co. rbo-e psre
fn fbe purpose ~ hu1nf and
setting iccts drsns oein spd domestic stshanre eeo
renen stoct hossfsre ard
srchsnre tusipr.s wnhsr stuart hrpcou and htn W.
Howell rssta. N spd cry ana are ren,rn ppnsi hno fe
cpuny Nirrus nnd special partner;
conbued his o NE cadts 80 The
dllrrs cash rpd fnt
. issh day q Msrch 1885, and u
WA STUART APPLETON,
W w. HOWELL
Mar os-daw GEORGE RUST, af yrsnis.
HAVING associated ourselves
III W 81
hst coin, forsirr and domestic cotcnn
q di a hs,
prp-ory hur.ss psc exchange
We ~iH n.se
ch~rks and siie~ lns.rcsi standing
2 w. LAWRENCE v. BhTEE.
tof firm ~ ssldsr, Waers. wa-hartun, y.
VIII undivided
and -n II falls rrooruisra W
sPrfETnN n Co.
AprH 1-sS Pa BaiauHnrs
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Famias Z d.s Caps ~ TeTd Llaads.

BosToS APt 7.D4tes from the Cape Do Nsrd islands Of
the Sd January report inhabitants reduced to
the last sstremi for od and that actual starvation had
occurred in several instances. Supplies nearly
haugtcd
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LOCAL N 4 w y.

Tr oas Sunday evening last the religious
several II city churches had TO be suspended
consequence o the suddenly giving How long
our citizens are annoyed in this way remains for
Congress 70 decide.
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TsEooxp prsrArcn.l

NiDe p m.-Thrty two give "a democratic repre-
ssptaves II usionists Democratic net gain, ~ Three
democratic senators elected far No faon senators yet
elected Democratic gain in the popular vote large. Not
enough received opnon ~ 70 the
sut
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tsovsrH DEsrAroH. /

English democrat b elected in the fourth senatorial dis
trie Th the drs democrstie triumph ia thu district
Finoe lSg5
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oouET o. CLAIMS.

nondoy. Ayri7 The court met At eleven O'Clock. All
the judges present
Francis c. TreRdwel esq, Of New ork CITY, admit
ted TO practice as an attorney Of this court.
The argument in the Of Frederick Gridng The
United closed by Hon y. =. Stanton, and the
case was submitted for the decision Of the court
The trial facts OF the Of Gibbon, Kelly
The United States commenced The opening argument
favor o the claimant made By Mr.. Brent who win Be
followed BY Hon Revrrdy johnson, who also appears for the
claimant
The court adjourned till II O'Clock 70 !
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The Pvns and Harrison English operate troupe win not
commence their performances at the National Theatre until
Monday evening next the l4th instant.
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For the last forty eight hours have been favored with
warm sprngike weather. How o~g this "spe Of wealth
-" win last il would be hazardous TO predict.
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A II Hor,. nd Abroad ny Hsrgsrtt Fuller Osson.
"a Price 81 n
Caur-htp ana Msuinrr W Mrs HsniH. ~ 2s.
hy Samuel Gtlnrrn ~ D. al 70.
Ise-ary Crlncf-uas By Horace inasy Wallace, VI 2s
rhvsoinry and ~ Mics Beechsr 20
Italian ssrht-, sc. by y. J. lnrves o..
md n NAdeirp Portugal. ~.
CHRISTINE ur Trnis and Trinmps Lsurs Cur
tia. o..
Ths American Revis- fH apriL 81 rs
Apric fkANCk TAYLOR
i IFE of Governor Heynaids-Ny Own Tir-~s,
IL hrFcinx Hsfuy Ny Life ~ John Rrynsas
The Philosophy ofthe wesfher and Guide IT'S Change. BY T.
n. Butter 81.
he Modern Revolutionary History Lser.turr of
Ireland by John SAVAGE. 81
Jus puhhshcd. and for sale TAYLOR a uAURYT
kpns EeBkstar., nsrr sh street
A LADY ws. ts earnestly dsssroas OF making hersen
useful n ire world and being fond n cndren would LIKE an
either children nsssant sch
scho coprist. ench 81 which
pscii.s ste hss hna wrnnhl. -rprfsHce
TIVE hrhei tesnrnon,is urHisbef 20 ehsI,cier, hc
Fes.e address for west Mir Mary A. bnyss Hartford Con-
necticur
April s-da.
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SALE oF rHEArRE-The ST Louis theatre, At st LUuiF
has lately been purchased BY Ben DeBaT for $4,000
The daily union., 1856-04-08

Exuassy m conveyance M me peFsons ard hofses and
tes 0 lie cospans 80 be from Hek thS
iectea ~ e1hibl01 d and baysg snnSUneed 10 te ga
= ,xof,d tlEf
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PARDON or Dr. GRAHAM.-Tbe New York papers stat,
that Governor CLARK has pardoned Dr. Graham, Of New
Orleans who was convicted there time since OF kill
ing Col Loring nj the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30
9aro parf.
L. CLOSE ACOS. COLUMN

/ IHrk art now prepared to offer deaer and con
| w sumers alsrge stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
/ We propose In this column to keep our custoEer
posted In hardware matters and invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
| tor cash we propose 10 sell at small advance
5000 Kegs Nails. Call soon for bargains IN Nails.
| r. CLOSE co.
| INRE King safe. the only gen line kind for sale
| l. cheapby r. CLOSE 60.
| RON ofaiI sizes for salelowa
l. I. CLOSE & cos.
SAwt ,c'renlsr, Muley and cro.. Cut, warranted
~ al f.. CLOSE 81 cos.
| IRON As!ss, fhnnble skeins and SPRING, At
L +. CLOSE cos.
A t, Tool. Of srery 6 assetp,oS for
ABLE and Pocket Gallery. laTss stock 70, sale
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain pumps for sale at
l T. CiosE * Co.'S.
LIGHTNING Rodsand insnlalors for sale At
IL I. CLOSE & cos.
IL I. CLOSE cos.
IN foNH Fenee Wire sale cheap.. ..
,AkpkN Took ofeTery description at
N 7. CLOSE Il cos.
EUNS, Rins aud Pistols, best quality for sas low
NJ at 4. CLOSE & cos.
Groves ana finwars which will be sold cheap at
y 4. CLOSE cos.
NoYKS' Portable GrI.t Mills.
~ 7. CLOSE { cos.
I RATHER Betting all sizes at
Ia L. CLOSE & cos.
DAckiNG, Hemp aud Rubber for sale at
u. CLOSE Sc CO.'S.
pLACKSMiTH'S Tools, Bellows, Anyi., Ham
ID ners, for sale low al Z. CLOSE q cos.
poPE-Manillss d Hemp, all slzesat
IL u. CLOSE u cos.
ENGINE, Carr Signal Oil for sale BY the barrel
IL or gallon al 7. CLOSE 4 cos.
saw Msndrel. Of all size. from inch to in: for
~ sale at r. CLOSE X cos.
FARMERS will! dnd the hes, assortment of Anes' and
= other make oi sho ,els, Spades, scoops, Hoes,
Forks, Sc.,at +. CLOSE & co.'s.
,haAlNs, log, OK Binding; Trace, Halter en-, end
roRN Shelter, and Hay Cutters orsale lowst
" r. CLOSE q co.'s.
l.JU T. CLOSE cos.
1M do. Seythe Snaths, best patterD,at
l\Jt 4. CLOSE 4 co.'s.
IhNN,EIR's stoek1Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
SADDLERf and Coach Trimmings at very low
- prices, at I. CLOSE 81 co.'s.
iIHlIE Lead in oil. T. Clos and Co. Brand,
w justreeeised, warranted the best in market.
al +. CLOSE 81 cos.
| lA>EEb Oil by the barrel or gallon at
- Z. CLOSE d cos.
NASb, Glass aud Patty at low prices at
- T. CLOSE & cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30
Interesting News from California, Nicaraguy.


New York. Sept. 27.--The Illinois arriy.
ed at o'olock--leit Aspinwall on the eve
ning Of the 18th. She brings California
dates of the 9Th of September, and nearly
$40 ,0O0o coo in specie 1; connected with ths
Golden Age, which brought down 10 Pana-
ma So $50 900 in specie.
The Vigilance Commute quietly dsband-
ed Oh the 2ist of August and threw open
their rooms to the public.
At the Democratic primary election at
San Francisco, all the successful candidates
we're known opgoncts of the Vigilance
Committee.
Judge Terry took his seat on the bench
eff the Supreme Court on the goth August.
The Republican State Convention have
nominated Ira p. Rankin.
A fire occurred at Marines. Loss S25, +.
600. Insured
John l.. Darkee and Chas. Rand, who
took the State arms from vessel by order
of the Vigilance Committee, have been in
dcted in the United States Court for pra-
cy. Bail refused.
Indians are still committing depredations
in various parts of the State. Capt. Judah
had dispatched a body Of troops from Fort
Jones to chastise the Indians, and General
Crosby OF the volunteer forces was about
to send detachment oh the same errand.
Markets. Francisco quiet, money
easy and plenty, 26aE on first class
security.
Panama dates To the lsth. Some excite
meat existed in Panama
The Legislature was disorganized. Touch
ing the Goytfnorship there was fear there
OF general conflict, and the citizens fed,
houses were barricaded, and the U. s. ships
Independence aud ST Mary's held in read.
ness 10 protect American citizens.
Marine Arosemera, priest Of the Assem-
bis, who vas Gng!saIcr OF the opposition,
sought refuge On board the ST Mary. The
affair finally ended in smoke
Health Oh the isthmus was good
Walker remained quiet.
Leon had been abandoned 10 the invading
army, which numbered 800 troops.
Col Schicssenger has presented lettor
TO the army, deuouncing Walker as trai.
tor, pgcusing him Of dishonesty aud Offering
protection 20 s!l Walkers 'fnops.,w no win
Ie.a him Schtesstugar vas at Nagagalpn
in the interior. In decree dated goth Au-
gust, Watker, II consideration OF $500 900,
transfer all the property and rights Of the
4 ACCESSORY Transit 70. 10 Charles Morgan
and C0tne.m. GanenH.
A revolution has occurred ia Peru. he adj
ed by Con, Castillo, some tigtng took place
on the plazR with the government troops un.
der the prizes, The engagement lasted
several hours, but the revolutionists were
5nbdunf
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irighttul collision occurred on th,
Michigan Southern Railroad, Saturda,
evening, near the New Albany and Salem
Railroad crossing. about eight miles THU
SIDE Of Laporte, between freight train ane
construction train, by which eight mer
were Killed outright and twenty to thirt,
badly wounded.
Tie iacts as far us known are, that the
construction train consisted Of all engine
ahd two caboosc cars filled with laborers.--
II was about half.past six o'clock, and the
'ngineer wished to reach Laporle as soor
US possible. Hearing in some way that the
n eight tram then due was behind time, he
resolved y iun for Laporte. The freight
train was on time, however, and terrific
collision occurred, as the construction train
" az running at great speed.
The engineers and iiremen Of both trains
Iumped and escaped nninjured The en-.
gIneer OF the construction train, who was
entirely TO blame, fled to the woods and has
not been seen since. The two locomotives
We're smashed to fragments, the tender on
The construction train was driven back
through both the cars filled with laborers,
making :rightiul havoc with human life
Eight men were killed on the spot and from
twenty to thirty dreadiuIly mangied.
twenty cars on the freight train were
broken to pieces and three new locomotives
in the train destined for the Rock Island
road were demolished, with such force did
the l~o trains come together, The wound.
ed were conveyed TO Laporle as soon as re.
lei could reach them, but we are unable 10
gan further particulars al ths time.
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nMceS In Rent.

PROFESSOR MOTIFS FebrlIage Wino, a sur,
curr for Fegerand Ague, Chill Fever ahd Dam
.gue. For sale Wholesale OF retail by -. =.
Sen n ar AiNuRD l. VAN PAITEN,
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large Fire In Buffalo.

HVEI ALVI 9tpt- n.
c..l. okr out about four o'clock this
"l' u Vie extensive Piano Factory OF
~ H., ,ugl, Washington street, Md
~, -ImbushhIr nature of the con-
~ ',I iIdinu was soon one mass ol
a,,,.. ~ ''' a,, Wv building was new aud and
,,r',,.,i. ,.". ,supuntb. Loss about S23,.
unn ~ ~ 'T ',I ~ M and material was insured
.~,,.,. ~ o ",,,, Urs COR 50 900 The fall
a.p ,,al, r~,sbr I an adjoining wooden
1oIjng. lalAng u elderly lady ,, 9n'o% ,t 10
ihs family occupy ~ IT, ana '''''"S We"
budding on FIRE
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Danking.
BA n X T. r S.

COOK, SARGENT Il row SEY, Iowa City, iowa
COOK, SARGENT II PARKER, Rock Island, He
COOK, 81 REGENT 4 COOK. TT. Hes Moines. lows
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Brooklyn, Sept. 27.--The Brooklyn
Board OF Health report three cases of vel.
low fever, including one death and Two
cases in Jocelyn street, and one death and
two eases in Hill Street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30
GREAT ATTRACTION,
I AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
L. Low en- toia1


IL. Ii q wv 9 N - q m s
WHOLESA LII and RETAIL
II AFING Just returned irom the east with three
IL times az large stock OF Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods as was ever oi-
Tered In This market, and al p per cent less price.
cei confident that can suit The pubie IN prizes aud
quality. Having had twJ years exBcrIepr,. In III.
clly, and knowing well the wants Of the people. /
have selected this sock OF GODS from the best east
eru manufacturers and Of the best punitias. Among
which may be found two thousand Ovcr-C0ut,
from . 10 - dollars; our thousand pyir, Pants ia
price from 70 cents to 50; one thousand Vests
from - cents to 10 dollars; Dress Coat. from q
10 - dollars; Erock 10 - dollars; Sack 3 to IS
dollars; shirts from 20 els. 10 $500; Hats,
Caps, Gents' FURNISHING. Goods, In prtc'
and luailty 10 suit purchasers. All goods buug ht OF
ui"are warranted A. NJ. | ART .cle.
thereby return my sincere thanks To- the patron.
age heretofore 50 lberAiiy bestowed Oh me aud hone.
sill 10 merit aud rec-iNe the same. No i LeClailr
Block. l.. LOWENSTEIS
T. y. Country Merchants Will 10 sel tor.Il aud
see my stock before purchasing elsewhere. rEay
VIII find low figures and rtssonI bic terms
aug51 dYtr
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Selling Rates Of Exchange,
Fort Des hoines Land Agency
Ian w ARRANTS

THE undersigned nave cor sale Land warrt,t,a
l different sizes, when they viii .eilfar cash or a,
Iime to suit purchaser.
They viii pay particular attention selection and
location ~ lands IL Fort Bes MONIES Fort haiy.
haritan and other Western Land Districts. tl.o 10
payment 1fta1e- and land business generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30

Queer DESCRIPTION In the Great
We -" book just issued from the press,
nn author gives the following graphic des-
rption Of style Of vehicle very commo IA
u car city, kind o jockey wagon intend.
ri 70 show off both horse and rider to the
rsf advantage The old.lashioned Jersey
wagon" says our author, "was an establish
ed institution before the misCreant was
bora That invented those airy notions, con-
.saGfg Of thils and wheels on which fools
..ls astradiIo, with horses tail switching
.er, cen thC'r frasn
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To-day lthut il the omni.
present nan to ne, but tho never present
yesterday to you, reader is sombre, cloudy.
sut rainy. Out.doors betokens the speedy
upr9aeh Of winter and .good warm fire is
..44fed to lake the chill off OF indoors, yet
none need fear 20 early & approach Of that
.,aso0, az We sill Sc, have from tao three
.arss Of delightful weather as man, u wo-
msn ether, ever enjoyed before winter
Nth h.s storms and enows shall arly snm.
...ngfH
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AcGREGoR, LAWS 1 BLAxEHoRE,
BANKERS.

Acu0EuV0f IA ~ - . 0AAA6AVAAt
BANKERS,
and Dealer. in Foreign Domestic Exchangs,
Uncurrsnt Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin,
AND LAND ,WAMMANTs,,,
| SPECIAL attention given 10 the collection Of Mer.
camille paper and remttahces made on the day Of
| payment oree Of eommisson1 in sight drafts Eas
lrJeLand Warrants bot ght, sold and located. Per
so1al attention given TO the pnrchase and sale ofown
ndcouhtry property, aud the selection Of lands for
TFSlgnt Cheek. on New York, boston, pbiladel-
Irt ST. Louis and Chicago, Always for sale in sums
70 suit purchasers. Also, Sterling, French and Ger
man exchange.
/ Time bills on Chicago, st. Louis and New York
discounted and be sness paper Of short dates bought
AZ thu lowest rates.
IL money upon Real Estate securities procured
81 "A small comm ssion.
Ptnterest allowed ON deposites. Feb 81
ALEX. ". HGRKGOR,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
ONCE Banking House o McGregor, LswesS Blake.
more.
REAL ESTATE.
I)ARflCULAR attention given to me buying and
L selling Real Estate on commission, Paying offax
es[c, &c.
Having complete Abstracts 1.ftitIes to all lands
this county and city, fully prepared to examine
Titles aud furnish correct abstracts draw Deeds, Mon
acknowledgements atthe shnrtest notice and on he mos
reasonable terms.
M'GREGOR, LAwEs s. BLAKEMoRE.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SAINT Louis, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 10000.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates.
AGENCY, MAIN ST, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DIRECTORS:
John NJ. Winner, A. =. Ladew, Rollip Clark,
Thos. l.. Sturgeon, Isaac Walker, John H, Fisher,
Tho.. h. Tut, VIM. @. Stands, Wm. 5. Cuddy,
Dabney Carr, Chas. ii. Peck, Mtenbsfgef,
Linus jackson, James Street, FL. G.. Clark,
John c. Evans, Francis Beeslsr, Bernard Bryan,
Richard Ivers.
JOHN W. WIMER, Presidsst.
A. r. LADEW, Vice President.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
ALEXANDER W. MCGREGOR, Agent.
once: BANKING House of N'GREsoR, Lawns 4
BG.KsaoRx. June ~
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital 800 900.
PLlsy FsxExAs, Actaary. MoRRIs FRAsKLrs, prest,
ALEX. ". MeGREGoR, Agent,
Feb Fl Davenport, Iowa.
ia nnO ACRES of choice land for sale ON liberal
~ UUU terms in lotsto suitin Scott, Clinton and
Geda counties; apply TO
McGRREGOR, LAWEs BLAKENoRE.
(NfTY PROPERTY FOR sALE-A number OF house
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated in lheren
psrsofthe city, to sutpurchasers, on avora
MGRkGOR, LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE,
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.--A number Of m
i proved farms for sale on very fav orahleterms.
''''' M'GREGoR .LAwEs < BLAKEMoRK.
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Millinery aud Dress Making
EStab11sh" onf,
On Brady Street, up stairs, over Mr.. Jacoby's
Drug Store.
MISS RENWlCk respectfully informs the
INl ladies OF Davenport and neghborhood that she
mas ON hand large and extensive stock of Mtline-
~ and Dress Making Goods, and Is weekly receiving
fresh supplies from the East She hiss also large
assortment of fasho nable Mantias; Ladies' ma
terial for Mantlas, made TO order. she has also
hand stock of Fiannels selling at low prices. Soil.
ed Elm broidery selling of below cost.
M L
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julius Lytance,

julius Lytance,
LAND 4 IL EN- 4,
Onice IN Atkinson's Block, Second Street, between
Main and Brady.
Ii1ACkES large 6eaniiiui Timber " miles rom
III | Davenport, price go per acre: will be diria-
ed lo.ui purchase
Improved Farms.
a4oacres highly mproyed farm miles from Das-
enport 200 acres in cltiuyation, good board fence,
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
A beautiful farm 3! miles from Daveupor', I6O
acres, 90 acres in cultivation, part timber. new
house, stable, etc.
j miles from Davenport, Go acres, 40 acres in eul
tiyaion, % acres timber, ranniug water, house sta
ble,ete.
One the best farms in Scott County, 3I4 acres
only 3 miles from Davenport, IFS acres fence, l4t
acres in cultivation, 1879 acres timber large orchard
two good wells. large house rooms, stable, out
buildings, etc.
small farm0 acres all in cultivation, good house
etc, 4 miles from Davenport.
100 acres 3. miles from Davenport, 60 in cul va
on 40 acres timber, 90 acres prairie, house. sable,
etc.
Smile. from Davenport 80 acres, 30 acres % cult.
Ya,on, part timber, large new mouse, good
200 acres splendid land, alin fence and 70 cutiva-
ton on the Dubuque road, miles from Davenport.
IL miles from Davenport 30 acres GO acres in cult
vation, good house, stable etc.
l2 miles from Davenport, so acres6U acres In cul-
tivation, IL acres splendid timber, balance prairie
large OF chard, running water, good house, stable
10 miles fiom Davenport 80 acres in cultivation.
house, stable, etc.
50 acres IA miles from Davenport, all in fence and
cultivation.
10 acres prairie land, miles from Davenport
beautiful views over Rock Island, Mississippi river
and Davenport.
200 acres of No. class prairie land close TO Wal
colt, some oft cultivated, and largs amouniof I'M
imp ROY ed land in Scott county,
number OF lots and vacant lots, pie asant-
" tuaed in parts of Davenport, for sale on
ia y o RI BILE Ter ms.
Is beautiful lots in North Davenport. Terms lib
real, Apply to JULIUS LfTANth
t,1,t
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4 CARD,


CARD.
a. ssyIS n CtlAHWsGE.
Brady 81, EGst side, between Front and ID,
Commission Merchants.
ln.p1tlers and Def.ieTs IA AHisrean, Euyiish nnd
r'eiiaan. bardwETe, Cntiofr, Guns, hhos'f''
tuls, I.un Malryini-, Sporting AppsrAtasf
Nstsis, rGm'-, ORs, Glass, a., x,
4, Et.I e.,s " INFORM the cirHuns of n"'vnpor and
IL , acIaipuy towns that they VIII on or nhUnt
tao an II ST. upsa or inspection aud snir "he oi lc
lar gr,i ard beat HSsrfled htoeAs VI
Shelf and Hsayy Hardware
Ev,r hr .nrht 10 a western market. We shat niak"
II Our aim io be- coastaEtly supplied with iai rs
,pl ent of eyory article IA our hue lor which thrle
/, Nh, demand. Enjoying Tue bost iaciiltteH iot
purchasing, having business connexions Ia New
York and other eastern markets, aud buying direct
i,.m fhs nanAfaciUfsrS for cash, wssro eeabied y"
| vtiar goods nL prices which defy competition. W.
dosIrr TO call the attention OF Country Merchants
aud Dealers TO our stock aud prices.
Feeling confident ihGta comparison mithth'3G"
DHd st. Louis purchases Will result IN our iaH'r, =
taterm med 10 make II Tor the tnthFesi OF M
70 iavo' US It'll thoiI patronage We shall offer uu
usuai inauy saneLis - cash and prompt short uuie
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psVsrp2rLssp 2Jaiw J. Il. ChApwlIh,
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