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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-22

Sfafe7asnf Of Tie Recipfs and Ern..,,
the t -'f,Faary Fund Of Bedtord coaa,' "pts' Of
me year 1923, shouiag the omoyst, ~ for
.jfom epcA collector seperateiy. and - tt''s'cst
PM % .eocA person, IN accordooce a ,a,, a@fs.
q e7sse@l6fy Of 30fh .4pru, 1854 ""0 act
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1.-THE Bedford Rifcmen and the Cade:s will
parade IN honor of the birthday of the Father
OF our Country. We have no doubt they will
make fine display.
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Solomon Filler, Bedford B. 1850. 2s2 %
Samuel Clark, ST. Clair 1915. 100 90
William McAttec, Souiham 1917 150 90
Also from A. j. Snively, late Sheriff.
money collected and nor paid over 4s7 90
Stoherstowo Bridge Bond 200 O0
1903 30
NoTE-Oa Some OF the foregoing interest j, doe,
and from some, commissions and exoneratols are 10
be deducted II
Stnenlent Of money o~ea By Bedford County,
January IN 1886.
To John Sill, 2000 90
g William Hartley lll0 %
:" A. KtrnS' Exors, 800 90
g VIM. NJ. Halls adnr. 40 90
g James Rea 500 90
1860 %
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JOHN ALSTADT.
DANIEL BARLEY,
GEO. w. SMITH,
Attest VIM. M. Hall, Clerk.

Attest VIM. NJ. Hall, Clerk.
Report of the County Auditors TO the Auditor
General, January Z, 1896.
JOHN TAYLOR, Treasurer of Bedford Coun-
", in account wl:h the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania
TAN ON REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
Dissolution,

NOTICE is hereby given that the rtnership
IN heretofore existing between the undersigned under
the name end Firm OF S0URSE & HuSGERFoRD Il
this day dissolved BY mutual consent
All dsbts due said firm be ppid 70 Levi Hunger.
ford and oil demands against saii firm will be paid by
him
ALONZo NOURSE
Jnly GO, go LEVI HuNGRRF0RD
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bearers 10 examine the subject well and o
vote only for those men who are pledged
to exert their influence to stay the spread
OF that great evil
Mr. GURLEY then took the floor, a nd in a
logical and torcible speech showed that the
present issue is OF as much Importance, if
not OF more, than that carried on between
the Colonies and Great Britain, and drew a
parallel between the infamous Stamp Act
aud the acts of the Kansas Legislature,
which prohibit freedom of speech and
thought. Mr.. G.. also gave some happy IL.
Illustrations of the gr ound occupied by the
three parties at the present time, which !
should be glad to transfer to paper, but fear
they would be spoiled by the process.
Both speeches were listened to with deep
attention, and have left permanent inn
preston on the minds of the hearers. At
the close three hearty cheers were given
for the speakers, and three cheers, enthu-
siastic and noble, for Fremont and Dayton.
To our friends, Messrs. Stewart and
Gurley, we return our sincere thanks for
their visit, TOR their manly aud evidently
since re defence Of Republican principles.
We have been encouraged in the work in
which we have engaged, and shall unite
our efforts TO roll up large majority on the
4th of November for Liberty and the Union,
and consequently for Fremont and Victory.
Yours, &c, AeHcoLA.
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Kansas Intsllissnes

ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a letter to the Re.
publican dated St. Joseph, Aug. q. states
that Major Baldwin, agent ofthe Kickapoo
Indians. who has just returned from visi,
to the Indians, reports the country between
the Grasshopper river and st. Joseph full Of
armed bodies Of Free State men, moving
along the western border Of the Kickapoo
reservation.
Capt. Scott, with hundred men, moved
in that direction. Other forces are to join
him, when he will station them and cut of
further accessions from that quarter. The
Pro.Slavery men are sfationing border men
along the northern line of the Territory to
prevent ingress or agrees to any parties
there. They are SO well fortified along the
Missouri river that no force can approach in
that direction. They are making plans for
a speedy concentration upon Lawrence
The excitement in the Territory and in the
border counties Of Missouri is increasing,
and battle is considered inevitable. Col.
Doniphan is said to be in command OF the
Pro- Slavery forces.
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GAZETTE CORREspOH DENCE

LIE CLAIRE, Sept. let. 1856.
EDiToR OF GAZETTE:
DEAR SlR-The cause of Freedom and
Fremont progresses nobly the people are
moving and are in earnest; discarding party
and political combinations, they are look
ing and examining into principles. And
IN this fact lies the secret of the success
shlch everywhere attends the efforts that
sFe put forth for the Pathfinder" The
principles of our institutions are examined,
and those great truths first promulgated by
Jefferson and supported and carried out by
Washington, defended by the noble sons OF
New England and everywhere honored by
The lovers Of liberty, of truth and humanity,
ere now presented to the people by the pull
pit, the press and by noble orators, until
from every hill and valley, from the farm
and the workshop, the loom, the anvil and
the plough, united voice is heard for Free
Speech, Free Labor, Free Men and FIRE.
noat.
On Saturday eve, goth ult., Republican
meeting was held at lie Claire Centre,
which was addressed by Messrs. STEWART
and GuaLEY, of Davenport. mr. s., in an
inpsss !oned and soul-stirring sPeech,show-
ed that the Republican party were battling
for the principles maintained by the fra
mers of the Constitution and the founders
Of our government, INDICATED it from the
charge OF sectionalism, and nobly sustain.
I'd its position on the subject of slavery ex-
tension. Mr.. s. examined the claims eli
the three candidates for the Presidency
sud showed their respective positions en-
the great issue. He also showed conclu.
sIyely that the American party had forfeit,
ed all claim to the confidence Of the peo.
pie. by deserving the great principles which
il once maintained, and by adoptinga plat
form which is identical with the Cincinnati
platform on Slavery extension Dir. y
ssnSlsdsd with az eloquent sPPeAl to hi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
Great Saving Of Power, Cost and Room
The Evidence.

NEW MILL.---The Rock Island papers notice .
IN new steam Touring mill which Is being erected
in that city by John Warner II will be flashed next
week and when In fail running order viii turn out
two hundred barrels Of four every twenty.fou
hours The total inyes tmehtin the building nd ma
ch!nery Is estimated at about twenty thousand dol
lars.
NRw RLouRtse MELL.-Mr ]. Weaver has sent US
sample Of the -four ground at mis- mill. To all ap
pearaDce II Is good that turned out at the larger
mills. At present he is but experimenting with it;
when he gets Into full operation he expects TO turn
out from rs to 30 bbls. In the daylight run Of II
hours.
The above two articles appeared in the Gazette of
the goth OF August In close proximity 10 each other
and as the former costs twenty thousand dolars and
has capacity 10 turn out every twenty-tour hours
two hundred barrels -four and tae latter, Clsrkspat
emit, with franc building and smut mill, costs all
complete not thousand dollars and over
hhy barrelsevery twenty-lour hours, or ons turh
as much as twenty thousand dollar mill, thf evil
denee Is before us that Cark's Is the cheapest 81
best Mil known This same investment 10 thsse
Clark's Mills as put in that of Nj Warmers wonli
furnish Mills with Il capacity OF more than i've tmes
greater, or over thousand barrels day. They
will do IL and produce better hour.
SeptI d3t j. WEAVER, JR. & co.
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Latest n . w 3.
Dominic. and nicarasa.,

" ""'"6'P"t 'sP'' -
The treaty which our Government has
been requested BY the Dominican Govern
ment to return, wasn't is said, made by a
Mr. Elliott, with Rova Della, mulatto, " ho
was forced into the Senate and counselied
by foreign influence, in order, as represen,
ted, TO defeat the treaty made with General
Cass a year sgs, Ellio,t's treaty has been
in the possession Of our government about
four months, but was not submitted to the
Senate for ratification, as unofficial repre-
sensations had prejudiced that body against
II.
Advices have been received by the hd-
mnistration giving glowing assurances Of
Walkers ultimate success in Nicaragua
II ia understood there that Soule's visit to
Nicaragua is in connection with the nego-
ta,ion of the projected two million dollar
loan.
A letter from Nicaragua positively con-
firms that DR.. Livingston, the U. 8. Consul,
at Leon, had not been executed by the rival
party, as alled.ed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

Cheese.
N BOXES W. r. Cheese, prime lot for sale by
OU BURROWS, PRETTYMAS d pALZBLL.
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Baltimore, Sept. 2.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday and
Wednesday last;src at hand, and they con.
tain details OF Vera Cruz dates OF the 22nd
and the city Of Mexico to the 18th Com
onfort's Government was prospecting and at
fairs Of the nation we're generally improving
A conspiracy had been discovered at the
Capital, and promptly suppressed. The
leaders we're are ted and sent out Of the
country. Some persons had also been sent
from Orizioa for trying to create disturb.
ance.
Yellow fever still prevailed at Vera Cruz.
The articles in the new constitution on
the religious tolerence, had been rejected
by Congress by vote of 81 to ~.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
TALLMAN & POWERS,

TALLMAN a. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office IN Attinson's block, Second !Xrsst, be,
t,ceen Brady and Main.
nFFER for sale the following vslua Real Fs-
City Property in Davenport
J. House and lot on Third street near the corner
Rock island.
,. six lots on the south west Of Fourth ard
D. Six lots al North davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
the above lots are we'll situated and Ia parts of
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold on
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
4 offs. E.. 8. % T. 20 y. Ranges wes 90 scres.
II. ofs. F.. S. 30 10 n. Range west 40 acres.
The ABOVE lands VI on the line of the rsiiraad
from Davenport TO iowaCity.
Clinton County
Nine hundred acres of prairie and ninety seres Of
timber land rear Elsira P. O. seven miles frem by.
Gus, C1ton Co. near The Railroad; all choice lard,
well watsred.
The above properly Will be sold IN liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres frst rste land, we'll improved with
good houses. VIII be sold at bargain.
PoWeshiek County.
Twohundred and any acres fine prairie land two
miles north Of Montezuma,the county seat.
scottC Co.
I6o acres unimproyed Iandtwo miles frem Hickory
Grove, three miles from Nnlcoti ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
leo acres Eve miles soEih vesifrOm Hickory Grove
very choice land. tEE fFi
Near Davenport.
One and onc-baf milos from Court House on the
blur, with superb We've Of river and surrounding
country. small farm OF a acres sBder the hi CHEST
state OF cultivation and we'll supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful iapd IN the vicinity the
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of6o acres, 40 under cultivation 20 Of tim,
Der. never failing stream runs through IL. viii
hesoid very cheap.
Near Walcott,
so Acres OF choice prairie at bargain
At North Davenport,
4 beautiful i've acre lot
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With liberal deduction TO those purchasing to sell
again. Our stock is fu II and we invite all who
wish to investigate the qualities of the different
kinds OF Gales TO call upou us. Scales sold by us
which do not prove just represented refund
the purchase money or exchange for any other kind
of Scale. II will be see thai our prices yerS
low. (NIsy3l) +. GLOSE& co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

HARD UP,--Every other day the Demo.
sTst publishes among its locals what pur-
ports to be vote on some steamboat or rail.
road In which Buchanan is placed little
ahead OF the other candidates. These
things are generally manufagured, as eve.
Iyboiy who has travelled any distance this
season, has observed that every vote taken
anless under The most extraordinary cir
eunstances, has resulted largely in favor oil
Fremont. Were we to publish these votes
As they come TO US through our exchanges
ne would occupy columns of our daily is
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

Few YORK, Sept. =.
During yesterday there were two deaths
from Yellow Fever in Brooklyn, two at
Fort Hamilton, and one on Governors Island
end five new cases. The disease generally,
has assumed avery mild type, und shows no
extension beyond the limits where il has
hitherto been confined.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

Fish.
90 Hlr. hbIs no ! white Fish and Lake Trout,
,1U for sale by
init b. P. * d.
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NOTICE

hereby given that have this day taken out Iet,sT'
OF administrator 10 the estate OF NICHOLAS REEpi
deceased Of Scott County State Of Iowa. and thss
all dsa against said estate must be filed whib tue
tl1ae prescribed by law and that s demands due inc
aid sstats musths paid Without DELAY sept /, 1850
DAWSON a Tkuf JAMES SMITH,
Atty's. fer Estate septswst Exssufor'
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EspsssS HORSES.

n. TAKEN upby d. q. Cotes al his residenCe
SysSA IN Liberty Township, scott Co., Iowa,
RT one span OF sorrei horses; one OF when Ii
suunosad TO bs ave years old and the other SIX one
has three whMs fee; and white stripe IN tls fsce
,Srae hind rod pd forty doilars, ]. D. PATTON,
aug IL S3gS Siois'
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Foreign Steamers.

New YORK, Sept. 9.
The steamship Edinburgh sailed to-day
for Glasgow with ~ passengers, and full
cargo of breaastuffs and provisions. The
Persia is now over ten days out and fully
due, no sign of her up to 6 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
0aro MARI.
-
r. CLOSE a. COS. COLUMN.

\
WEa are now prepared 70 ODER DEALER s = !. con
w sumers alsrge stock sf Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware, upon terms and prices which cannot isli 70 suit
We propose in this column to keep our cusiorser
posted up in hardware matters and invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
For cash we propose TO cell al a. small advance
sb6a Kegs Nails Cali soon for bargains In Nails.
!. CLOSE i co.
LuEEKi,,g stfe.tba only goaalne kind for sale
| ebeapby 7. CLOSE 60.
| l. r. CLOSE az cos.
| SAws Circular, Maley and Gross Cut, warranted
10 al D. CLOSE & co.'s.
RON Ax!es, Thi'"be skslns ami SPRING, a.
" ,alea r. CLOSE cos.
TABLE aud Pocket Cutlery, large stock for sale
L low az 4. CLOSE & cos.
DUMPS, Force Lining aud chsin pumps 10 sale at
L /. CLOSE = co.'s,
I LIGHTNING Rodssnd InsuIators for saie q
II T. CLOSE q cos,
+ FAD Pipe ofall sizes from z 10 3n., :or sale al
IL g. CLOSE x co.'s.
S0 TONS Fence Wire forssIs chsspat on.,
- ~
VI u. CLOSE Il cos.
GUNs, Rife aud Pistols, best quality for sale low
NJ at T. CLOSE & cos.
Groves and rinware which will be s9ld cheap al
- Z. CLOSE CO.'S.
MOVES Portable Crust Mills
~ +. CLOSE 4 cos,
r kArHER Betting all sizes at
IL 7. CLOSE 4 cos.
pAeK ING Hemp and Rubber Tor sale at
4. CLOSE & co.'s.
pLAcKsMITH's Tools, Bellows, Anvlls, Ham.
ID mers, for sale low at T. CLOSE e. co.'s.
RoPE-ManiIlaa Hemp, all szssai co.s
In r. CLOSE Il cos.
ESGISR, Car and Signal Oil Tor sale by the barrel
~ or gallon al i. CLOSE 4 cos.
CAV Mandreis Of all sizes from inch TO 3 10. for
- sale at T. CLOSE s. cos.
FARMERS viii! lind The best assortment of Ames' and
y other make Of ,ho gels, Spades, Scoops Hoes,
Forks, ac.,at 4. CLOSE & CO.'S.
CHAINS, Log, OK. Binding. Trace. Halter and
" breast chains at +. CLOSE Il cos.
CtoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters forsale low at
~ I. CLOSE " cos. |
IN doI. Grain Rakes for sale at |
law r. CLOSE co.'s. |
10n do. Scythe Snaths, best pattern, at |
lNIV r. CLOSE & co.'s.
TUNNELS stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper |
l. and Zinc, for sale at T.. CLOSE g. cos.
SADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at very low
~ prices, at 7. CLOSE 81 CO.'S. |
WHITE Lead in oil, 7. Close and Co. Brand,
w Justreeeiged, warranted the best in market
Mt T. CLOSE ~ cos.
I lNsEED OH by The barrel or gallon at
~ f. CLOSE d cos.
SAsl, Glass and Patty at low prices at
~ r. CLOSE & cos.
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Recreation
WasHrsGToN. Sc

WARRINGTON, Sept. ..
Secretary Debbin left here this morning
for North Carolina. He will be absent
month. The chief clerk, Mr.. Walsh, has
been commanded to act as Secretary of the
Navy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

SIR. IARaARET's CHURCH. THE brick
work Of this fna edifce is now compile.
ted and be lore two months the entire build
ing will be finished On the LIST Of Novem-
Ter the church is to be consecrated, when
The Rev. Father Trsvais, of Dubuque, will
assume his charge. This church is designed
10 be the best building Of the kind in the
state, as expense has been entirely sec
oadary consideration with Mr., lie Claire
10 il. construction. The size is 4s by so
feet, height % feet, with an outside steePle
100 feet high The bell is now on the
ground, ia weighs 1859 lbs. and gives a
deep, sOnorous sound, being on key D.
The orgsu, very fine instrument, is be-
ing put up by Mr.. Zimmerman, pianist. II
cur readers, on Sunday morning next, hear
the rich tones OF bell sounding from
the summit Of the bluffs that environ our
city and schoing through its streets, they
will be at no loss TO determine whence pro-
cseds the soupd and TO know that they then
hear the first church bell that has ever
been rung on the hills that now form SO
beautiful a background to the site upon
which our city is located.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. John @. Davie has This DAY been admit
N ted Partner 10 our firm. The business win
De continued as heretofore, and under the ssUe
name and style. COOK q SARGENT
Da eupart Anrfltst -
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IOWA
Fire and Marine Insurance Company

~ w a
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
Ats meeting of the Stockholders Of the stlowa
~ Fire and Marine Insurance Company held at
The Office OF the Hon. G.. c. X. Mitchell in the city OF
Davenport, August 18th, 1856, on motion Edwin
smith was appointed President and Jos. Lamsrito
Secretary. .
on eYaminstlo on Of the stock subscription book. 1t
appeared that the requisite amount had been sub
scribed 10 authorize the stockholders TO elect Il
Board Of Directors.
On motion the stock holders proceeded TO the elec-
ton of d board of Is Directors, whereupon q
Mitchell, Geo L Davenport, Alex w McGregor, Ed
win Smith, Enoch Mead, H Blakemore, William Nc
Manus, s S Gillett, Strong Burnsll, Jos Lambhts,
James May, Stephen Thompson, John J. Davies,
Beni Cotes, Jas n cIntosh, Jos Motto, T II MeGhee
and Royal Chamberlain were duly cted said board
On motion the n.eeting adjourned.
Marine Insurance Company. held at the ONCE of
Hon. G X Mitchell, in the city of davenport, Au.
oust 18th 1856, at o',lock p. nj &c Mitchell was
ale cted President. Alex w MeGYegor, Vice Presi-
dent, Royal Chamberlain, Secretary, and Geo, l..
Davenport, Treasurer.
On motion the President, Vice President, Secreta'
nv and JOS Lambrite were appointed committee to
prepare code OF bylaw and regulations, TO report
nj tle next Meeting. The meeting then adjourned.
EDWIN SMITH President.
JOSEPH LAMBRITE, Sec'y.
aug 20 dim
Der Uemokrat and State Democrat will copy one
month and send bill 10 Treasurer.
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Selling Rates of Exchange.
Fort Dcs Mcines Land Agency.
AM RANTS,
BIZ cooE I sAReENT.

'IsHE undersigned have Cor saie Land Warrants.
4 different sizes, which they ill seltfor cash on on
time 70 suit purchasers.
They viii pay particular attention To selection and
location Of lands in Fort Des Moiues, Foyt Dodge
charitsn and other Western Land Districts. Ai.s H.
payment 1ftaxes and land butiness generally.
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RAILROAD VorISc.-A citizen who came
On the train yesterday from Chicago, in.
forms US that vote Of the passengers on
The Presidential question was, as usual ta-
ssa, and with the following customary re.
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MECHANIC

l1CS1A3GxABO
On aiiparts ofthe United States bong htand soid.
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK,
Bankers ans and Agents,
Fort Des Moines, lows
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
Nv + shall continue 10 receive and pay out .hs
w notes Of tho above Banks las We have done
since their organizaiioBl after the 18th and tit
~ riler notice. lyanl2l COOK 4 S4RGENT
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julius Lytance,

julius Lytance.
LAND 4 q EN- 4,
Office in Atknson's Block Second Street, between
Main and Brady.
t1tACRES large beautiful Timber, 20 miles from
Ill Davenport, price $50 per acre; will be dirid-
ed 10 suit purchases
Improved Farms.
240 acres highly improved farm miles ironi Dsv'
enport, 200 acresi in citiuvaton good board fence,
with Usage orange, honse, stable, etc
A beautiful farm 3. miles from Dsyenpor, i6o
acres, 60 acres in cultivation, par, timber, new
house, stable, etc.
) miles from Davenport, 60 acres, 40 acres ia cul-
tiyaton, 20 aerestimber. runni !. water house, sta
Bile ,etc.
One of the best farms in Scott County, 3it acres,
only miles from Davenport, LIS acres fence, lte
acres in cultivation, l39 acres timber, large orchard
two good wells, large house rooms, stable, out
buildings, etc.
A email farm0 aeres all in cultivation, good houss
etc, miles from Davenport.
100 acres 81 miles from Davenport, 90 in cui "a.
on 40 acres timber, 20 prairie, houses vie,
etc.
3miles from Davenport 50 acres, 30 acres cult.
Vaon part timber, large new house, good cstn etc.
200 acre. splendid land, slln fence and GUILTY a.
ton on the Dubuque road, miles from davenport.
l2 miles from Davenport sO 50 acres in Guilt
walton, good house, stable etc.
IL miles from Davenport, so acres, 60 acres in cu
tyation, IL acres splendid timber, balsuce prairie
large orchard, running water, good house, stable,
10 miles nom Davenport 90 acres in cultivation,
house, stable, etc.
50 acres iimiles from Davenport, all in fence aud
cultivation.
40 acres prairie land, miles from Davenport
beautiful view Rock Island, Mississippi river
and Davenport.
900 acres of Nc. class prairie land close 20 Wal
colt, some oft cultivated and largo amount Of I'M
improved land in Scott county,
Anumbcr OF houses, lots and vacant lots, pleasant
ly situated in parts of Davenport, for sale
favorable terms.
Is beautiful lots in North Davenport. Terms lib
real, Apply to JULIUS LYTANCE.
july 10
TT A yETDrvr 0T0nT
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Dr.. A. RANDALL, who was murdered in
California on the Gath of July by scoun-
lr.l named Acknowledgements was exc
cuted by the Vigilance Committee six days
sl,srwards--wi be remembered by some OF
our citizens as being one Of Dr. d. D.owen's
company in his last geological survey
ot Northern Iowa and Minnesota, Dr. r.
on his return stopped some days in this
plase and formed number Of acquaintan-
ess Who will much regret 10 hear OF his vic.
lent death. He was an inofensive man
With quite q penehant for scientific pur-
suits