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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15
TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
Streets.
EEEp "a anIa ~ f,llnwlng NAina Il cal "a

TALLMAN 81 POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
Streets.
oFFEP Io, .ale tie following yatua Real IA.
City Property in Davenport.
T. House and lot on Third Street rear Inc co rner
. Six Fots on the south west corner Of Fourth ard
g. SIX lots al North Davenport, between Perry and
All the above lots are we'll situated and in parts of
the city most rapidly improving and WI pc SOFA on
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
s. orSE.ls. ST. 70 n. Range west so acres.
N, Of n. Il. s. 3sT. 70 N. Range west 50 acres.
NE ofs. f. S; 35T 20 n. Range . west 40 acres;
The above lands are NJ on the lihe OF ihe raleoa'
from Davenport to Iowa City.
Clinton County
Nine hundred acres of prairie and ninety seres Of
timber land near Elyira P. o, seven miles irsm ~
ons CEnton Co., .he Railroad; all choice land
well watered. So "a,
Scott County
lmpreyed farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. sixty acres first land, we'll improved with
good houses VIII be sold at a bargain
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and fifty acres fine prairie laha tHo
miles north of Montezuu,a, the county seat
Mch 17-'56-du
Scott Co
l60 acres unimproyed landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watered-
I60acres i've miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and half milos from Court Ho"se on NE
blnr with superb views Of river aud surrounding
country. small farm nf - a"ri's ahder the highest
stale Of cultivation and well supplied with ifhi
trees The most baantliu! iaud IN the vicinity llhe
civ.
Seven miles from davenport,
farm oil 90 acres, under iitFaioh, ~ 81 ian
her Aneyertsiiiny Stream ruBs thrhugl IT, VIII
besott very cheap
Near Waieott,
81 AfTa= Of choice prairie a bargain
AT North Davenport
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/ &c is now made in Cleveland at the rate
|nne ton in twenty four hours by artiii-
means, at an expense Of S. This will
a valuable invention for warns climates
d may seriously interfere in the ice trade,
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ITogAcco Two DOLLARS AND Fifty FIVE
fsrs PER PouND.-The Lynchburg vir-
|hisn of Wednesday says:--"As miracu.
b. as the statement may seem, a lot of
|LHcco actually sold in this city yesterday
te unprecedented price of $2,55 per
bund. The world never heard Of or dream
of such sale as this before. 1t was sold
Martins warehouse, by J. II. & s. Tyree.
was raised by Mr.. Charles Hendrick, OF
Forth Carolina, and is the finest specimen
the article ever seen in this or any other
lsrket The color is a bright golden hue,
hd the texture as fine as silk. As with
|ost precious things the quantity was small
there being only between one and two
pndrsd pounds" "
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SELECT SCHOOL
low
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

IOWA
Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
L meeting OF the Stockholders of the "iowa
N Fire and Marine Insurance Company held at
the Ofce OF the Hon. e. G. X Mitchell, IN the city oil
Davenport, August 18th, 1856, on motion EDWIN
Smith was appointed President and Jos. Lambrlte
Secretary. .
On examination o E the stock subscription book. 1t
appeared that the requisite amount had been SUD
scribei 10 authorize the stockholders to elect a
Board of Directors
On motion the stock hOIders proceeded 10 the eee-
lion Of u board Of ~ Directors, wheroupon q &
Mitchell, Geo davenport, Alex w McGregor, 3D.
win Smith, Enoch Mead, II Blakemore, William Nc
Manus, $ s Giiiett, Strong HurBeil, Jos lamOrite,
james May, stephen Thompson, John l. Davies,
Beni T. Cotes, Jas Mcintosh, Jos Moie, T H McGhee
and Royal Chamberlain were duly elected said board.
un motion the meeting adjourned.
Alta maeting OF the directors of the Iowa Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. held at the office OF
Hon. q & X Mitchell, in the city of davenport, Au
gusi l5th 1856, at o'aock r. 81 Mitchell was
elected President, Alex w MeGregor, Vice Pres-
dent Royal Chamberlain, Secretary, ana Geo l..
Davenport, Treasurer.
ON motion The President Vice President, Secrets'
nv and Jos I.ambrte were appointed Il committee to
prepaTe code of bylaws and regulations, 10 report
Al Tie next ,seeting. The meeting then adjourned.
EDWIN SMITH, President.
JOSEPH LAMBkliE, Sec'y.
aug 20 dim
Der DemokrHt and State Democrat will copy one
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Rol for the Fam.

u he Scott County Agricultural society
Dd hold it's Third Animal Fair at the Fair
Ghds about one and a half miles north
lthe Railroad depot ia Davenport on the
h and 25th OF this month,
h The regular meeting of the Society
j. On tAe 9th inst, the following persons
i = appointed Committees to award pre-
Ipms in the several clnsses designated:--
Glasses A. and b Horses.
phn Bechtel, John Pollock,
A Hyde.
Glass D.--sheep,
X janice, William A Greer,
John Grieve.
Class Z swine
3i4hirl Hart, Jas Brnwnlic,
e G Akord.
Glass Poultry.
s. BenrIy John Lyle,
Levi Donaldson.
Glass @ Fruit
~ !HaH Duncan, George w Hyde,
John Evans.
Class Flowers
u Sanders, John Madden,
Jas Grant.
Llsss Products OF Farm and Dairy.
W Wiley. Robt Christie,
JAS Carus.
Glass Manufactures;
d Cowboy, N . Thomas,
John Lang.
Class K--.Domestic Manufactures.
FMrs Jas Grant, Mrs J A Birchard,
Mrs Donnel
Class agricultural Machines;
n iey Br0wnle,t Levi Blackman,
William Rigg.
E0TE--lt shonld be remembered that all
FINALS or articles competing for premiums
BET be entered al the Secretary's office OH
grounds on the 23d or by eleven O'Clock
N. of the oath inst. II. G.. NEAL,
Sept ID dwlw Secretary.
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81, 200
HX Ex RHESs.
Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.

MAJ LIS are now Offering Al oar REV sbCfe, No. ~ bia
w dy ST., next door " the Post Office, splendid
assortment of
CLOTHING
consisting OF all qualities, made up In Il workman,
like manner, and The latest style of
DRY GOODS,
in part of French and English Meri noes,
lain and figured Alpacas, black, plain and eolored
Delainss all wool Cashmsres, Ginghams, &C alicos,
White Goods, kmbroideres, Shawls, Cioaks, Do
IN este Goods in all thair branches.
Hats ana Caps At wholesale asd retail, and
great many other articles too numerous 10 men
tion. All OF which will soi low as they can be
bought any where wesl of New York.
Country merchan.s are particularly invited to eN
anime our stock before making their purchases.
We shall at all times DO happy 10 show our goods,
doubt not but enabled to suit the closest as
we'll AS tho most fastidious buyer.
aug 70 SO dwtf STRAUSS & CONTEMPORARIES.
To Lease
A NUMBER of desirable lots for residences on
N Brady, Main aud Harrison streets, to lease Tor
the term OF IS years. Apply 70 orprrv
ONCE on Main between Rront and Second sts.
aug ~ diff
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS

rI,IiEsuUscrbers constantly making yarieiyof
] Printing and Wrapping papersat their Mliin Mo-
line nd will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity of
good elean cotton or inenrsg acknowledgment
A. O. Churchill will call on the Merchants through
centraiIowa and pay them In cash or paper for their
rigs. ,. W. WhEhhoth.
Mnlr. Iuur Goth 1854.
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BUILDING LOTS

I'oR sale al fair prices and all on long credit, 10
i facilitate improvements
COOK 81 SARGENT
VIII sell lots TO parties who will build on them ths.
season, at moderate prices and q credit Of !,
aud 3ysars. June S. dtf
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frRter COMMISSIONER "A gentleman
4 "a uoon our Street Con- missioner on
S,,rJay. and requested leave for irieha
Il 40 = nertion of his taxes 10 make gut
I, afore his door, as the water at present
]. into his cellar. Mr.. Macintosh al
] Indignantly sPurned the proposition
marking that il he granted that privilege
i ne all would desire it. In that case
,resnme, more would be done towards
IMPROVEMENT OF Our streets, thah Is
q Elected, save on Harrison street
has moi that privilege already been
Snted 10 one Has mol Mr.. lie Clare
II permitted to eXpend large portion oil
6osA tax on Farnam street p! In case
H. above description, where the Street
missioner refuses to allow a gentle
Il 10 expend his taxes in front oil his own
s.erfy. when il is absolutely nee ded, then
4 houId feel obligated 10 make on early
sEcaIion of il there himself.
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Exchanx0

On Aftpsrts Ofthe United state bongh tand cold.
COOK, SARGENT f COOK,
Bankers ani 'and Agents,
Fort Des Moi9es, Iowa
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
w Il shall continue TO receive and psy out The
w notes of tho above Banks las baye done
since heir organizatonl alter the 18th iDsand TIL
farther notice. fJan12l COOK d 81 RECENT.
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Julius Lytance,

julius Lytance.
LAND A q EN- +,
Office la Stkinson's Block, Second street, between
Main and Brady.
ACRES large beautini TIMBER, ~ miles from
Davenport, price $50 per acre; Will be divid-
ed 10 suit purchases.
Improved Farms.
$40 acres highly improved farm miles from Dav-
export 200 aeresin eltiuyation, good board fence,
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
A Beautiful farm 81 miles from Davenport, leo
acres, 60 acres in cultivation, part timber, new
house, stable, etc.
s miles from Davenport 60 acres, 40 acres in eul-
tvaton 20 acres timber, running water, house sta
bie,etc
One of the best farms in Scott County, 3i4 acres,
only miles from Davenport, IT'S acres fence, lao
acres in cultivation l3s acres timber, large orchard:
Two good wells, large house rooms, stable, out
buildings, etc.
small farm0 acres all in cultivation, good house
etc, miles from Davenport
100 acres "a miles from Davenport, 60 in cul va
on 40 aeresiimber, 90 acres prairie, house, stle,
etc.
3miies from Davenport 50 acres, 80 acres cult.
200 acres splendid land, alin fence and 10 cultiya-
ton on the Dubuque road, miles from davenport.
IL miles from Davenport 90 acres, 90 acres In euir
vation, good house, stable etc.
I2 miles from Davenport, 50 acres, 60 acres In cu-
tivalon, IL splendid timber, balance prairie,
large orchard, running water, good house, stable.
10 miles from Davenport 80 acres in cultivation,
house, stable, etc.
so acres mites from Davenport, all in fence and
cultivation. s..-.a
40 acres prairie land, miles from Davenport,
beautiful views over Rock Island, Mississippi river
and Davenport.
200 acres of No. class prairie land close TO Vail
cott some oft cultivated. and largo amountoi IN
improv ed land in Scott county,
A number OF honses iotsAnd vacant lots, plea
y situated in different parts OF Davenport for sale on
favorable ter ms. -
is beautiful lots in North Davenport. Terms lib
real, Apply to JULIUS LfTANCE.
july l6
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tSIt r. SH ME-, A rs

Cheese, Cheese,
~ Casks Ihmhurph Cheese Jnst ,ecr ed and ilr sale hN
y inn. DALXELL a a..
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u IL T. - II M T. " -.
yt,HE suLsc,ihar has IA en- h stall 10 The upper and
1 Of the Lower Market, where he assures l'epnh"
lie he is prepared at all Times TO serve thea wan as
good meats as the country anordF, and al as 10"
nrice as they can be Obtained Ia the city He asks
snare OF public patronage, Meat delivered ~ he
residences Ofcu6tOmerh H. @S"hh.-
MAY 9Th, ls.Ti, dit
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,,srlss The upper market seems
4 .lmost forsaken Of late. Only from
4 "a three butchers attend II ana very
gently not single country wagon Is to
sssn. Why is this! Surely the butch
ID the country people who are accus'
- attend there, found purchasers for
meats and vegetables and at high
d. Conyersing with several persons
49,. engaged in raising vegetables they
:, ne that they can dispose OF their
ouicker and to better advantage IL
..rious hotels and boarding houses than
can at the market houses. This is the
4 an why they don't attend market. We
!, If no better business than that oil
kte, gardening. One person who has a
4 II plat Of ground, informs US that he has
4 aver forty dollars worth Of tomatoes
the same of melons this season, and
z,hsr save he has realized one hundred
.fs from bed of pie plant. we need
H. gardeners in this vicinity.
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Haight. Sears & Beckett.


Leather MAJ ufacturerers and Wholesale Dealer ia
Beathercf all kinds, Saddles, Saddlery Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Shoe Find
ings, Hides, Sc. sc.
WE have now on hand one ottne largest aud best
w selected assortmeHts OF
Leather and Saddiery Hardware
ever ohe red in the west. Comprising in part
Sole and Harns Leather,
both Oak and Hemlock,
Collar Leather,
French. American & Patent Calf skim,
Kips and Upper Leather,
Lininrs. Roans, Morocco, Binding, Patent and
Plain Skirtng, Dash and Enameiled Leather, Lasts,
Findings &c.
Saddlery Hardware, JspSnned, Brass and silver
Plated, from the best manufacturers. Self-adjust.
ing, Gig and Pad Roller, Horse Shoe and Spring
Tongued Buckles, and every article the harness ma
ker or saddler can wish.
Carriage and Groeers Bows, Top Props, stump
Joints, Coach Laces, Bands, Enamelled Cloths, Wag
on Hubs, Spokes, Bent Fellows, Carraiage Shafts,
Carriage Bolts, Wagon Springs, Axels, Horse Col
lars Horse Blankets, Fly Netts, &e; Belt Leaf her
Machine Stretched and Rubber Bellng, Belt idvets,
ne, &c.
Cash Paid for Hides
We invite the attention ofpurchasers, feeling sat-
SIZED We can please all in regard to quality and price
HAiGHr, SEARS & Bee KETT,
I'd Street, Sd door above Perry,
aug 25 Diff Davenport, Iowa.
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Herring's Patent Safes

HerIlngs Patent Sa1es
yiYEsee by The papers are called the bes, IN the
w world. 4 lew oilhe same Kind for sale low by
L. CLOSE co.
"a iii East side Brady below Second 81.
VINO wants good copying Press for live Dollars;
w CLOSE 90, sells every thing low. my ~
ttATER Filters and Coolers, very desirabls article
" at may l9l 90.
>,IlSEK Plated Tea Sets Patterns, just received
- AT (may 49, fCa co.
I,DRN Planters, Corn shelters, Corn Hoes, Corn Pop
! peI- and Corn Grinders; all al 4 co
r6SaN Tons Pump Chain, al lower price than can be
1 found west Of New York.
The LOT will be sold low. nc CO
nN clains, Ok Yokes, Bows, On Bow pins, and all
I bnt OK gGs,is. my lai Tea co.
NUosLENnoLMs Pocket Cutlery and Pruning Sets,
w at CLOSE CO.
srEAM Gauges Cocks aud Whistls, and all other kinds
- Of Bras aRtures for Engines at TCL0sE GO.
(sgAsMiTHs Stocks and Dies for sale at
N may. 10 Gl4sE ".
CpEAR and JACKS0N'S sAWs-the only agencysAi
- the west CLOSE 4 CO.
IRON lower
i may 10 At CLOSE ".
N may may 70 0N'4' 'ne'p,l : r CLOSE a co.
T ATH Irvine and Sash cord, just received by
may 10 CHOSE Co.
VSLEGANT Window Trimmings, such AS gilt Cor.
II niceS. Curtain Bands, Cords and 1asses,
Window Shades, &c, 6c, inst received. CLoSE& CO.
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,,v DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

a., and until quite recently, The enly paper IN
w. If Iowa printed on s'enn Power Pfes,' and It's
/, tbs largest of any the sl'1s' Advertise"
Wv. these advantages, as our columns amply te'
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Dankin0.
--RANKERS--

MaeKLoT b. CoRBiS, davenport, Iowa.
aiAGKLoT, C0KRIN 4 WHITE, ~ Dssin6ines, ~
REFER TO
ies.rs. p. CH6fzAUIR. & CO.. xsw4,,t
/, 4ynIxa AMERICAS ExcHsKaE fksE,
hies,rs. TEssoE g. DAs5sS, t.ausersY
- LgcAs d. SIAosDs, ( ST. boGiH
l.. a RxEoIsT q 60. q
Atlsntic Bank f.ost0n, Maze, Messrs F6oma
son 9 ondesiuys, Baltimore, II. swift, ESQ Banker
tsheago, III.
Money Rsmittsd 10 Europe.
sStisiiT drafts on Dublin and Liyefpooiih sunset
Nssehso, - BY MAcKLoT & coRBiS.
SELLING RATES OF EXCHANGE,
BY MAcKnoT q eoRsfS.
SIGH. Exchange 10 s'ns % .uitparehassts,o
New York, ! . rent.
i.o.i5n, 8
Philadelphia,
t.alt more, s. -
tIttsbnrGi, = =
81. Louis, Sol :.
tiBc.nnnti - -
Aiso, buy and sell Exchange Oh EugIand, ireland,
scotland, France and Germany Juhe7
sIGHT and time bills on st. Louis bought By
> June H. MACKLoT * CoRBlN.
Ann WARRAyTS--I6O 81, and 40 acre Land War
l lranls, for sale by MACkLOf CokBlN.
May 9Th, 1864 -
J,xCHANGR on the Eas: and south IN sams % sur.
- for sale BY mathi'o - /" .o' -'''.
.slGHT and time bills on the East bought By
y June IL. MathLoi eonb'-'.
ITNCURREST Money boaghtby o,p,x
- June n. MACbLol IohbiN.
Land Warrants.
A LWAYS on hand large supply and forsa- ID
Men "a ''e MAcKLoT & coRBIN.
vi jnne II MACKLoT & CORBIN.
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Bank of Florence.
Hlnrcncn Hahrusurn

Bank of Florence.
Florence, Nebraska.
GEO b. SAEGE NT, Pres't. j. NJ PipEIE Cash,
II undersigned pgoprietors the BANK of Florence
Nebasku, are by the Provisions CT It's charter III
Tiduaiiy responsible for al! Issues viii redeem
The Notes Of said institution its Coulter ta rty Il
Florence IN coin and 1T either Of skisa House
Ia Eastern Exchange at Iey ~ ~ sscis al sa7s
i7ti,s other currency.
COOK & SARGENT Davenport
COOK, SARGENT 2BOakf.N taEa gItT ! ,t.,t
COOK, SARGENT a coon, . De Ile.ilas
COOK. SARGENT PAKEER, Florence Nett..
nj
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miles from Davenport, 60 acres, 40 acres in cul
tvaton, ~ timber, running water, house, sta
ble,etc.
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ln Brady stfset, up stairs, over Mr. Iaeobys
Drug Store.
NS6SS nENWICk respectfully informs the
NI ladies of Dav export snd neighborhood that she
nas ON hand large and extensive stock OF Miliine-
nv and Dress Making Goods, and is weekly receiving
fScsh supplies from The East She hes also a large
assort,Delt OF ia sho nable Mantilas; Ladies' own
terial for Mantlas, made TO order She has also on
hand stock Of Flanneis selling at lew prices Soil
ad En- broidery selling on below cost
lime 90 d IL
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One Of the best farms in Scott County, 3i4 acres
only miles from Davenport, IT'S acres fence, l4t
acres in cultivation, 1879 acres timber, large orchard
two good wells, large house rooms, stable, Out
buildings, etc. t@
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KsGREGoR, LAwRs 4 BLAKKMoRE,
BANKERS.


BANKERS,
and Dealers In Foreign Domestic Exshanss
Uncurrent Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin,
AND LAMP WARRANTS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
special attention given 10 toe collection Of Mer-
> easils paperan re mltiances made on the DAY Of
II yaisnd Warrants bought, soldand located. Par
os5i attention given 10 The purchase and sale oftown
and country pr0pefy and the selection Of land. for
il 5ssight Check. On New York, Esston, Philadsl-
ps,la, gaiumore, Washington CITY f1tsbnry, Cineih
natl -. Louis and Chicago, Always fof safe 10 suns
70 sal. purchasers. Also, STEERING, rfehs" A"' .ef
!" exchange.
lime bills on Chicago, st. Loutsand New YORK
seoHnsd and bu siDesa paper Of short dafe- ponshi
II the lowest rates.
II j'M0ney upon Real hstate sscatines pfoenfeo
Il = small commission.
Nc I-inierest allowed on dsposites. Feb q
ALKx. W. HGRka01,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
ufiee Ia kin House OF MeGregor, LawesS hlake'
more.
REAL ESTATE.
DaRrlCULAR attention given 10 ihs buying and
L selling Real Estate on commission, Paying offax
esSc, &c.
Raging complete Abstracts ,.fiitesio all lands In
this County and city, fully prepared 10 examina
itios aud furnish correct abstracts; draw Deeds NOR
Kagts ana hii Oh thhcae'
edymen at tho shortest notice and he mos
terms.
M,GREGoR, LAwEs q LAKEMoRE.
cOMNFRCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 10000.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates.
AGENCY, MAIN ST. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DIRECTORS:
Jobu NJ Winner A. p. Ladew, Rollin Clark,
Thos. l.. Sturgeon, Isaac Walker, Jonn =, fsnef,
Th0s. E. Tut, VIM. o. Stands, Wm. 3. Cuddy,
Dabney Carr, Chas. n. Peck, MntenDeigef,
Linus Jackson, James Street, Il. U, Ciark,
John G. Evans, Francis Beehlsf, Bernard bryan,
Richard Ivers.
JOHN w. Winner, President.
A. r. LADEW, Vice President
ROYAL CHAM MERRIAM, Secretary.
W. MEG REGOR, Agent
once: Banking House of M'GRRssR, LAwEs 4
June "
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A small farm0 acres all in cultivation, good hon
etc :, & miles from Davenport.
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The business will be continued by the undersigned who
requests a continuation Of the patronage heretofore
tended. LEVI HUNGERFORD.
MI IrlIr
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A beautiful farm 3! miles from Davenpor leo
acres, 60 acres in cultivation, part timber, new
hoase, stable, etc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-09
New Orleans Advertisements.
tDLENAN'S
PATENT rHrMftM rNprLNtoNN
sou< AND FIGURING. MILLS.

n
IL iufrinremcnis IN The construction 81
M0l-. or by selling other make OF mills
on the reputation Of mine, viii be certainly
pro.eeuted to the full extent of the law made
ana provided ~ such cases for the protection
of yacuices
Nanatactory. Napoleon Avenue, Jefferson
CIV. suburb Of New Orleans
Warehouse, 80 Nalchc2 street, New Orleans.
DESCRIPTION.
This Mn exhibits both novelty and >implie'-
tv la il. construction. Is portable, or stationary,
a, NAV be- desired and embraces seven dli'er-
ems sizes. ranging from fourteen luchc- 10 three
feet In diameter ,cng equally adapted To-
water. steam horse or Windmill po"er 10 eae1
ofub,I +, i- applied with a success, nnpanfi-
.c..,i 90 the history Of the milling ari
ADVANTAGES
Isl. Simplicity oi construction aui dura-
a.uA Of material, the baus being m solid
baeA
I'll The under STONE bc.ug .ihe runner
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