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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

WILL be sold Saturday, the 26ih inst, at 10 O'Clock
w A. NJ, the following desirable property:
LotEo. 5 in block No. 10. near the house. of Samuel
HIrschl.
4 Lots 90 by 50 feet corner Of 5th and Warrent Streets,
fronting on 3th.
Lot block y, so by 100 feet fronting On Court House
Square.
Lot i block %, soby 100 feet, fronting Oh Court House
square and ath St.
SALE POSITIVE. Terms u CASH balance in ! and 2
year, with 10 per cent, interest,
Sale 10 commence at lot No. s IN block u.
July "a sAh'L. PARKER, Auct.
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And hear IT AL .na fear and tenble,"
and then carry his complaints, II he wa. in
pnient enough 10 make any, to the lane
lord. Such is the boosted form of ~civil'zs.
lion which is developed by the influences 0,
slavery, such is the position in which it l.
the tendency Of those Influences to place
tbs laboring man, and such is the mannei
and MEASURE of justice he has TO expeci
when even by no wrongfniness on his owl
part, he is made = defendant sgaia- the in
rults and txacthOns Of the privileged class.
But such is not the civilization developed
by free institutions. They inculea,e the
the humblest member Of society, no matter
what may be his occupation, has the right
to resent on the spot, and with whatever
means nature may have endowe ed or chance
may favor him, any personal assault by
whonsoever made. He il not bound TO re-
ceiye Ike q whipped cur the threatenings u,
the blows of q ruf6an like Herbert, and e
whimpering TO his employer for redress
But he has de much right 10 protect himself
ss his employer has, and ne is a traitor Ia
his own manhood if ne does not do 50.
This doctrine, however, OF the passive
obedience Of the laboring man, is in strlc,
accordance with the teachings Of the Rich
mond Enquirer and other "Denocrstic'
Supporters Of Mr.. Buchanan. II is the in
eyitable as well as the constant ef.ct Of
slavery TO degrade labor, and the most
earnest and ablest advocates OF Mr.. Buch-
anan at the South are continually proclaim
ing that slavery is tie proper condition Of
the lsboring man. They have learned such
sentiments from the influences o the system
which surrounds and controls them, and we
have no wish to NEEDLE with their teach
ings or their practices in the places where
The system 10 established. But it lie the aim
o. Mr.. Buchanan's advocates to extend this
system with all its incidents into free ter
ritory, and to make it the paramou Mt power
in the republic. The establishment Of
slavery in Kansas will exclude all hiie
Isboring men, or will admit them only Cd
condition that they conform to the standard
established by the slave power, which pis-
ces white and negro isburers on the same
level, and administers justice with an uni.
form bias 10 favor Of the Shareholder, and OF
those who may be the recipients OF his ia
wore or the instruments for anticipating ano
advancing his pleasures. Those opposed 10
the extension Of such q system, will vote
against, Buchanan and the Cincinnati plat.
form.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

Three lager beer breweries in New York
city were destroyed by fire on last Tuesday,
involving an aggregate loss OF $4,000.
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lTALY-Notwithstandlng the throes and
throbs for liberty excited everywhere
through the despotism Of Italy, it is very
evident (says the Boston Courier that the
agitation will amount to nothing favorable
to freedom, and that the States, with the ex-
ception Of Sardinia, must settle down under
the iron will of their rulers. The intellj.
gent correspondent of the Newark Aduert,s
scr writes from Genoa:
"The Papal government at Rome gives
no signs of a disposition to modify is al
ministrarion, in accordance with the coun-
ellis Of England and France. On the con-
srary, The apg&1,YS6ta14nd promotions
Gated a determination to strengthen itself
n the old way. Several important changes
have been made ia its diplomatic corps, and
SIX new Cardinals were created, including
Mgr. Pielo, the present NBncio to Lisbon.
Mgr. DE Madici, at present Major Domo 10
His Holiness, a German ~fayorite Of Austria,
and a Greek Bishop Of eighty-two years.
Bishop Bedini, whom you remember in the
United States, has been appointed Seereta-
~ of the Propaganda, who lie to wear the
scarlet. The King Of Naples has recently
the riRoss of his police system"
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Holloway's Pills...The cynies OF the med
ical schools are constrained 10 admit that Holio.
ways Pilts oauish disease from the stomach, liver
and bowels, withoutrsdasing the strength OF the pa
uent. This is the greatest medical triumph Of the
ulne,eenthc century. Sold At the manufactures, No
| 80 Maiden Lane, New FORK, and No. ga Strand, Lon
don; and bs all druggists, 2sc., 62ic. and 81 pc
box. july % dwlw
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Bank of Florence.

FIOfeECc, NtUrdsKhs
GEO. Is. SARGENT, prest. J. NJ. PAREER, Cash'r
liz undersigned pruprietors Of the Bank OF floreuce
l. Nebraska, are by the proyish rs OF its charter, in
diyidaaily responsible for all it, ssuss, and will redeem
the Notes 81 said Institution, at 1t co Ihter in the city o.
Florence, ia coin, aud at either o. II ns Banking Houses
IN Eastern Exchange At one per eel. u in specie at same
rates ~ other eurrency.
CsOh 81 SARGENT, Davenport,
COON SAkGEN9S DONNIE Iowa city, Iowa.
COOK, sAkGENT&G00 h h. Desmoines
COOK, sAhGENf a PARKER, Florence, Nebras.
I4ly : .1f
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p.dieatory Notice

The Dedication services Of" Wesley Chapel' NJ.
Church will take place on next Sabbath Al hsif pas
40 o,elssk A. M.dby Rev. l.. w. Berry D. D., Prsst
dent o { Mt. Pleasant University.
July IS, lss6.
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r.
Commercial College,
an STORY POST OFFICE BUILDING,

""|" HVENFUHI, 10 WI.
ns and after Friday, August LIST, tails in Institution
DviI be open 10 the evenings as we'll as duripe
ne entire day. Students taking u full course. b,
applying the during the day and evening
10 eomplete the course. To the Mechanic, Manu-.
iae,urer, Reiaiier and Professional man, | would ga,
nave lust maturei and drawn up a mes sett of In
struetion Cards, so simplifying the science Of Book.
keepipr AZ 20 enable me in q usryJer LsssHs TO in
,truct either Of them 10 keep individual or partner
ship books upon scientific principles with strict ac'
curaey and TO ascertain their gains and losses with
az much precision a. the banker.
Lessonsin rrlcncl Pennaisaip during the fore
moons and evenings.
Entire sat slact rendered 10 students, parent.
and 2 uardians, or tuition fee refunded.
WILLIAM v. BARR,
July "a d2w Principal.
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Il is not considered probable that Mr..
Sumner will be able 10 resume MS Seal ihss
session..
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COUNTY

For Ssaater
NICHOLAS J.. RUSCH.
Fer Rsyrsssststirss
HoRATio G. BARNkR,
ELI s. WING,
ROBERT II. ROGERS.
For Clerk Distrs.t Cssrt
JOSHUA ID. PATTON.
For Prosecuting ~-1ftsrAey
-ACOB W. SIkWART.
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Fer Sale,

Fer Sale,
FouR DESIRABLE DWELLING Hcusrs, In low.
7 part ofthe city, on very liberal terms. Apply 10
feb 2e-dtf COOK Il SARGENT.
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u 100000 Feet Logs

Received the first raft Of the
season Friday, the 18th inst, shall have RATS of logs com
ing down as fast as our pilots can run them to the amount
Of Il to 1~5,oco,aoo feet, and are prepared to sell logs tc
arrive during the month Of May, June and July. Having
had them cut under our agents direction, can commend
them to be Of the best quality In the market.
Expect to cut from $4,000 to 100000 feet monthly
a, our old mill. where We shall keep a full supply Of Luu
Der, and hope TO share a goodly proportion of the public
patronage. Past favors g~reatfully acknowledged.
apll+dtf RNE GILLET L c (.
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NlTICR

I s hereby giyenthat the undersigned have this day
i associates emselvestogeth rs partners in tins
mandatory Of Flows; aAd having DO ught the sntrs
stock and machinery Of Bschtei, skinner d Buris
will carry on the business at the old stand.
The business will be done in the name OF w. w
skinner d Co. w. w. SKINNER,
W. BURkIS,
July 25a lw-w3t w. S. COLLINS.
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JUsTrcE AZ ADMINISTERED By THE
SLAVE POWER.

In remarking upon the instructions given
BY the Court to the Jury in the case o.
Herbert, which we're prepared by the coan-
sci for the prisoner, and accepted sithou'
hesitation by the Judge, the National infes-
lieenceY says it has reason to believe tina,
the instructions would moi have passed with
out question by the District Attorney, hsu
the h.ur not been so late, and his physics,
srrength been less exhausted than it vas
by the s~lrenuousness OF has exertions. the
heat o! the room, aud the tedium of the
long trial.
Even SO poor an excuse a. THE, is to be
regarded as better than none, inssmuch Ne
il shows some degree OF difference Tor that
enlightened public opinion which was go
grossly shocked by the mockery vi jaste.
which Judge Crawford admiaisiered IN the
case OF Brooks, and the giar,ng nsniiesls.
tion Of as desire TO screen the murderer .
Heating. Washington City is too muca
auaer the iahaence vi the siase power foT
jusllce 10 De ImpsruaIiy administered be
t~eeH q laoorsns nan and one honorary
or di.nonorabsy connected with the slate
oiiysrcny. II mas been SAID, aud We are in
clinsd to be iieye the statement correct, thu;
il was only the Tears OF The property noio-
ers which have been aroused in consequence
the talk abou. removing the seat oi gov
to some other location, that IN
duenced the grand jury even TO mad an IN
dictuen, against Herbert. IL 10 the disPo-
sition OF Shareholders 10 regard ali lsboring
men, whether bond or Tree, white or black
a. occupying the same level and liable to
the same treatment. The STAKEHOLDER of
the Brooks and Her bert stamp expects The
came Difference from the white servant as
from the negro slave, and is as ready to
knock down or shoot the one as the other
for any thing which mis- passions or his pre-
JUDGES msy construe TO be impudence.-
THIS feeling is very well e~xempl6ed BY
the remarks OF one OF Herbert's counsel;-
speaking of Mr.. H-Ibert's d-mesnor
TOW ards the servants al the hotel, M.
Bradley said he should not JUSTIFY guest.
eetting up a tight and quarreiing with
Servants. On The other hand, he neid thai
il was the duly OF the deceased, in case b.
felt himself aggriesed BY Mr. Herbert, IL
have gone 10 me proprietor OF the hou.e
and SAID to him, 81 have been rudely treat
ed BY Dir. Herbert; put somebody else IL
wait upon him."
Exsctiy,-this flashed specimen of q
rufian csuid violate ali tho rules of the
house at which be was ~ssspping, insult aud
abuse men who were morally his superiors
kill one Of them in q quarrel commenced by
his own sggressions, and yet the murderer
is TO be ieniently dealt with, be cause the
servant was blameaoie .inasmuch as be did
not
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ufm ADuertisements.
w. II e. s,
Isl Randolph Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Rich and Elegant Furniture,


THE undersigned woaIa respect niiy announce 70
L The citizens of the West, that be has opened q
First Class Warehouse OF hose " God Parlor Furni
ture, and all o her kinds, sacna Library, Dining and
Chamber suits OF Rosewood, Mahogany, OAK and
Walnut, all of which have been made IN his owl
mandatory In Now York city, and materials all
Steamed and kiln.dried, and warranted in every
respect, equal TO any made in this co untry or Europe.
Also, q iull assortment of
Gravesteen's celebrated Pianos,
which have Las en- the Gold Medal a. every New York
Exhibition, for the last nine years, and over all 9th
or competitors, n the late Crystal Palace 10 New
York city.
All orders will be iasen and made up from The la
test French ely les, aud soiG 10 Chicago a. lhe same
Prices as sold Tor in New York city. Also, \ full az
sorImsnt of tae New Patent SPRING BED, the most
luxurious and economical Bed ever made, and war
fanied, fully. Price ylo, Do. The attention OF the
puoiic 10 also invited TO lhs Patent Mesquite Bar,
as the most complete thing ever made; perfectly por
table, al the reduced price Of o. complete.
w. HUfCHINGS, anufseturer ANA Importer,
July25 j3m Isl Randolp Oh street l., Chicago, III.
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NOTICE
IShereby given that the copartnerthlp heretofore
leIisting betSeenthe undeTsiened Ia this dav DIE.
solved By mutual consent James Donnel will col,
lsct all debts due the concern and pay all OF Its liza.
bilities. JAMES BONNET,
July 10 1850 JOHN N. DUNN.
NIB. Ali persons indebted 20 The late firm Of
Don mel l. Dunn will please call and settle without
delay. JAMES DoNAEL.
July ~ div
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~. I.sGA Farm OF about go AGRA. o...
s.Voanins no. ~, q two story brick house. ,taicIoryGro,
w wsaea r r"i,Ira through a ins grazing farS, Two streams
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NOTICE

Shereby given that y 9 partne rship he ~retofore ex-
l. listing between the undersigned Is this day dis-oly-
ed by mutual consent. VIM. Burns will attend 10
settling the business at our former ONCE; and 1t lie
requested that All claims due US be paid date
Iy.
The Plow Factory will be carried Oh at the old
stand by W. W. skinner & Co.
BECHfEL, SKINNER s BURRIs.
Davenport, July 10, le56.
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Fire. Fire! .Eire!!!

Fire. Fire! ..kire!!
The Cheapest and Most Durable Roof In Use.
,E>nE urdersigaed have been engaged in the basl-
i ness of manufacturing and putting on Compost
ton Roofs Tor the last eight years. Price per square
S5,UO, AID the work warranted.
Materials manufactured aud for sale, with printed
directions for putting on.
AilOrdafsI LETT attis Confectionery store OF Brooks
* Bailey, near the eorEer of Brady and Fourth
streets, viii meet with prompt attention.
fanp2 "a d2m BAILEY u MOORE.
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Dubuque road, near reaso' ro si %.i IN tho Count,
there l. 80 acres Of good timber. 10 se,s. 20 aerss,' Of y u
Price e2o por acre. tunning thru go
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sexton wanted,

A SUITABLE person is wanted by the Trustees Of tie
AFirst Presbyterian Church as extOn. Apply to
VI. q. DAVIS,
&C. PARRY, Trustees.
O.. L. KINKEAD,
Or to J. II. DALZRLL,
jaly 2. DIT No3 Trout ct.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

No, lo2.-A Farm Of $50 Acres a 4,
tloin Long Grove to Aliens Grove, 10 acre. uSls
oo anfes under fence and 10 ealtiya,ian enssi,
il-2 stories, stabl @, we'll, &c, "ams a'nss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

NJ. isonA lot Of . acres just v,., 20. T.
grounds all broken and under fsnce. o. The Csu.,..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

.s.t . sisa ., ans Improved Farm ofloa .sr.., .. IA,
Win lhree story house. SIlS Dor acre approved
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DR.. W. BRADWA'

IN. ". oWAo
ECLECTIC Physician, late Of Massachusetts,, offers
lIhis professional services TO the citizens Of lie Claire
And vicinity.
Once In Csrrs new house in the north part ofths city.
L. Claire, May 2lst. W.T.. pam.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

No. ia beautiful Tract orIsnd
10 - aiios ofthe Corporation line, on he Dob1ss.
Road Inc whole surrounded BY fence, and lar no.
eaiusauoE, q stream running through. Pnss sN-
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nc. Ife'.si1 serss on tho Mississippi riysr o,,o.,.
river. Price 500. va ''Aa 10 as
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No.iit.-A Farm Of ~ acres In sec Ia
all pieushed, price cas- per acre. "'PeEt
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no. ECO acres Ia sec "
ander cultivation and ell under fsncs 81 Ivy asfos
osn,a,ngs. rr'e s'a Per acre. WIN sell IlS s0ss
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NOTICES.

Under this head a limited aamber of special notices
y il be Inserted al 10 cents per tue each insertion,
~ "a els. mar week.
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No. ll3.--A beautiful spot near the new Csus..r,
stream " water running through. Price slGOnrs.r.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

NO. ia farm Of 3e acres on the Los, C,,.
noau, miies ffoEi the city and The undivided ,s,,s
Of Mo Jaw mill tract, containing 20 acres Ia srN
unusiiehee, 40 acres under cultivation, some hs.,,
uhnoe' a frame no use = rooms, barn, A nus o,sh.,t
VII be dlsidsdto suit purchasers,
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o223. AnS A6acrs.
Or, S o. . .Ss lima t Sst%. OF H sss'; acre. on III. A... .'
.hort distance below Capt. Dodge. ans s..ne Count ~
m MI.
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Money - Lean many quantity, for any time
inly 81 dtf WM. ALLEN
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Ne, l55,--A beautiful lot OFFS 81. 100 te,, \. -,
rom Davenport ON IA 9 road TO lie r t.i,. : Itss
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No. ina small and beautiful piece Oflapd.,h.
acres. Price $4,000.
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No. 2s3- Lease Of a lot 200xls0 enclosed as u garden
Russcli's subdivision. with a SUMMED house.
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No. 2So-A frame house and lot on Perry st north
Locust, lot l5Sx95, house 5 rooms. cellar, we'll, stable,
Price SlJ5O.
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no. ia lot Of ; -. 1000 acre. on The ,ou,s ,n,
oiahs roAa TO Ls Claire. Prices rs. y.srss na,
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BLACKSMITH l0OEo.
A NVlLS, Vices, Drills, Bellows stocks and Dies,
Asledecs, hammers longs, &c, for sale by
Je 10 bURRoWS ,PRETfYMAN Il ALlEl
~ Doz stcei and Iron Shovels and Spades for
10 sale nv B. P. g. ID.
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cry PROPERTY.

295. 4 Lot l50s270 on the road kast. OF shoal
residences; fTico $500.
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No ira farm Of 100 acres with 20 .s,.. uuh.
a.. miles from town, ~ acres fenced and in cuIu
Hhsion, a log house, stable, eorucrib, wells, m .,
ehard Of acres, apples, peaches, ana cherries,
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~ III u I've acres hear u,,l
aaas VIM nn &c. as aSrn nearly Il, all ~plougLed, a rood Grove, u
water on the land. ""Aofy Grove. ~, seu,
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No. Isl lot on thecor. Iowa i Sd SITS. 10 lease for 10 yrs
No, 2S5-A frame cottage On sth st. east of fsrnsnn, LOT
Bixl50, house u stores, II roons. Price e2ooo.
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RARE CHANCE

NoR a capable person to engage in the lumber
il business. Also, FOR SALk, two or three yer,
desirable farms near the village OF Durant, on the
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, and one In Mar
shall Co. All of which properly will be solo yer,
LING,sl lmber oaiea near tho NJ. * NJ. r. X. depot
ilne "A dit
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No. 2S1-A house ON the corner farnaIn and Locust
: story, 5 rooms, large stable and carriage house, ~
Of ground 1 from ting on Farnam 0 on Locust; G6xlG0 e.
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No. IIS-Ah Improved Iafn, ., ~
and ~ y 30 x . \ leo acres Timber. ioO @les Ia sc1as,
Frioe S-z per acre. '~A, wai,r, AZ
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600. A frame house ON End st, below Washington
square. Lot 2GssU, house, } rooms, cellar and well;
price $3.50.
29T. A House, Lot on 6h st, between Le Claire snI
Farnum SIS; house, , rooms, Kitchen, cellar, wei
Ne. mice sI.ltO. - my !
No. aal-1wo acres in North davenport IN lambrte,
subdivision, dwelling II stories, . rooms, wall, frnii trees
&c; price $1,000.
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si no, 'e ea.o o. acre. In sec y 7 rs X X on III, a.,
4. me house aud Q .as Ii gpra %,,s. from D.vsapssrr. .
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n sor.. 80 20 , laiM oii.o acres ucar Hickory
~ acres good TIMBER, q good house, stable Grove v I
No. l.o-A small Farm OF 81 AGRA. "
a good DWELLING stable, orchard, &c pr ns Dubuque r.a
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s.. i,s.-F uiton's Island with the land a, ,...
s :,san IN all ~ acres, a good s,ons quar-, ne shore
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II 9USET~ Trimmings and Carpenter RS Tools Of Ry
ll cry DESCRIPTION, Shoveis, Forks, Hoes al
scoops most approved stamp, Aaiis Chaias, Japan
ned Ware, Waips. j~ufy25dtf Ia. a..
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No. lOe.-An Improved farm OF ia aerss In ...
lions 20 and 2sf ev n S r. W acres undsr fence ~
hosse, cellar, we'll, sla ble a c. q gooe .trssm Of vac
running through Price S25 per acre.
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q BALI.
ONE CARDING MACHINE, one FORCE PUMP, with
supply Pipe sufficient for two boilers, about 800 It. Ia
In. GASs PIPE, Second hand also a 40 foot CHIMNEf
, n. 10 diameter, (ironl
May idtf BURNELL, GILLET { co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

No. i17-Also 76 acres aIi,,,ino
and cultivation. Price alOI per az a ABOVE under IA,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

| No. lJ1.--A farm Of le2 acres, In sec 10 I "a
- acres, 4 food timber, su acres, In cultivation, ax
dwellings, rooms log stable, cob and we'll. Ss4E
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

1872. A Farm ofsO acres In sec a. r "a. X E..,. IA
miles south ofEul,op Dspoga QUE, nov; price sisoS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

No. Iou.-A farm Of loo acre. In sec. " snds az
h4h " acres ahder cultivation, q good stream VI
water.