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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

LAEDsMEE IN a TIGHT PLAcE.-During
he late gale the schooner Deshler, lade q
with wheat, went ashore between this CITY
and Oswego, not far from Sodus The
agent Of The underwriters sold the damaged
wheat 10 The farmers in he eastern part of
Wayne CO., Who came 10 the each in con
siderable numbers to get cheap grain for
feed. Some forty Of these farmers went
aboard Of the schooner by means of line
brought to the shore While on board thu
wind sPrang up, the line parted and they
we're left on the wreck, which bid ftir soon
II be swept away BY heavy seas. An ex:
press was despatched TO Oswego and soms
sailors left that place with life boat 10 res .
cue the landsmen. A line was finally oh.
tanned and by this they srswIed ashore like
rats, glad 10 be released from their perilous
ltnatign.-- Rochester Ado.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

WALKERS ScHEME.- None but blind
men have doubted that Walkers move.
ments in Central America were part Of
the slavery extension scheme OF the slave.
holding oligarehy Of the nation. His des.
potic decree for establishing slavery in Nj.
esragus is thus hailed by the New Orleans
Delta. The Delta says one step more mus,
be taken-viz to opsn The slave trade.
There is another step further along, how
ever, more difficult, it may be, but scarcely
less important, as prime auxiliary in ma
king the first effective-that is, opening Nj
caragua to the African slave trade. We
have not time here to elaborate, but a
glance at the statistics of Slavery will show
the great Importance of the measure. La
Dor is in tso great demand in our Southern
States to allow many TO be Withdrawn for
Nicaragua the Cooley trade, devised by
British policy and carried on by Boston phi
lanthropists, is too hypocriucal, too treach-
erous and too inhuman for the civilizers of
Central America to think of it for mo-
| ment and therefore the African slave
trade and African slavery, conducted on hui
name principles and regulated by law, must
have the preference over every other form
OF compulsory labor.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND RIAL FsYaY.
AGENTS
CITY PROPERTY.

ihf inAS oAVhh iN'H "h hihat street. ftJo4
ats ran Of lot block g., 4gxl0O feet on Gesop,
asbr lfadj street anh tfan,c dwelling house
Jia West half fi9l black 81 With affatug.lV,t
hEe honse, 0a Railroad rast 81 RQ,k istuud street
$50 per loot.
$40 "A house and lotto fast uayebpuft eaulssi
lot block p house VI ST. IosHs, soai cellar els
tern, wood shed, Sc price $500
g2l-.A house with II acre 81 ground Ia the north.
GAG pat OF the city. iluOu,
9ss- LOT block IS, south east corner Of IN sua
western Avenue, one OF The hAnasonss 81 lots foTa
private fesideHeein the city
3a9-- Lot block 3 and / Ani 20 block Fali,u,,
addition nesfthe Female College
10 ssg-Lot Ne n block So Oh stl street. ons I,t
east oi Perry up3u VII Oh is erected two stosytnI
house u story frame nous a carpenter shsp 80
stable brings ia ssentot s5f5 PEI aandu Siil b. ALI
low.
no S3aA story BRICK house Of Igt 2sxg5u on
u5tth aide u ienu suess 6stSsen Perry and itol T..
sht fac yigw 81 the river from tits piae.
s40--Lets sd llgst s ua4E II. Ra,ilasd dspat.
sta new frame tauss with good taaI. taildiss.cu
tlis corner \ Sste street ~ 9l1n1isat
S.-AIs9 W log sflo'aiHE' 'he s7aih, ion,lG. 90
Main street, te19o feet
at6-A Eeuss sEd lot On atEeh .rsst vsst Il Ma.a
streets lot 2sAl5o.
sli LOT on Maia .t.ee = ag tbs l0,ia gsst cor
aiss-A h@Use sul Iat bstgdesn Hfai, aad Msia ,t..
w,th fine viea ct the rfy,f
ga *, f.1' IDIOT s'-st IONS, nal,A. Addition
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

Two CHILDREN SUrTooATEp IN PaILA DEL.
fHlA Yesterday afternoon a widow wo.
man, residing on Filbert street, between
Twenty Second snd Twenty Third. wen,
from home. leaving two of her children,
named Margaret and Mary Ann Mulcathy
aged three and five years, locked, 1t is said
in third stor. room. During her absence
a bod in the room was set On fire by the
children, as it 10 supposed, and about five o.
clock smoke was seen issuing from the
room. An alarm Of fire was made, the
door Of the room broken open, ana tide Two
children were found on the floor dead One
Of them was burnt about the stomach, the
other was net burnt, and had evidently died
from suffocation. The Coroner was sent
for to bold innsusst.--Phil LEDGE, Nov.ll !.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
A H0OD INVESTMENT

yv.v,n. our MAI eo,npletsJ aud 10 operatien ana
III our object accomplished IN having ONT .. Nv ~
Mills In the CITY Of Davenport. and our pn,P"ss1
Ing te dispose OF Mills and kiyhtsin hes'a's y, ~
now oder this Miii, Mlehiaery, Eagthe, riNuies,
buildings aud lease, icr sails on aecommoaAuns
terms 10 reliable party. This MIL Is hshuInesI
ring large quantity OF Flour par day, GaNsE W.
fling expense. The cleaning apparatus Is unsufpass
I'd Ia the Vest no better Investment ID nov open "
a,ake money. fatiattbsr patticaiarsappVt 70
Oct "a du JACOB WEANEk Jk., " w.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

me American Organ, Of Washington
ny annouhces its purpose TO discontinue
no osiiy issue IN consequence of the result
q me Presidential election, and beresfter
70 publish only weekly paper I, ssv.
that III IL impossible for dsiIy psper 10 he
sustained in Washington witbou, onvs,us
ment patronage" II adds, aThs ans.
can Organ establishment has sunk thou.
sands OF dollars by its daily issue"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

WAIEE Wok1s.-The Dubuque Express
recommends that the city subscribe $500 900
tor Water Works in Dubuque. 1t will not
b. very long time before Wstar Works
will he subject Of serious discussion in
Davenport. Would it not be well TO secure
even in advance Of that time suitable prop
erty on enc Of the bluffs, to be held in re-
serve for such purpose, while it may be
obtained comparatively cheap!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

HosE JouRkAL.-Ihis is the literary ps
per Of the country. Edited by Gen. Nor
aud N. p. Willis, Esq their names are suf.
fcient guarantee for the merits Of the pa
per. The Home Journal should grace ey.
cry home. II is large, and beautifully
printed sheet, filled ~ith the choices liters.
ture, reports Of the fashions and the move.
ments Of the fashionable circles, &C., &c
The price is only 81 per annum. This ID
favorite paper with the ladies, and indeed
with all who have good taste. We recon.
mend it TO our lady friends Address Nor
ris g. Willis, New York.
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Or. Sanford TDvlsorator

isa saild Laxative, tonic and
sitm uant aud Is reeoaaen dod to tho pIbiic relying
upon its Rtttasc wort. IA the OF the following
conpstnt all Bilious DeransemeDts, Sick heAdaehe
Dyspepsia hsbiual Costiy eness, Chronic plarrhaa,
Choic, Pain Ia tue stomach aHd Bowels, General De.
bity, Female HsasRess, sc. For sale by Druggists
generally, and Chas, I. Webb, Davenport; also by
Sanford X Co., n. 4. City. MchI9-dSwly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

GREAT FEAT.-Brougham the theatre
manager and actor Of New York, has Just
accomplished the feat Of performing with
his company 10 New York and Philadel.
phia the same evening the came Play--Po'
cahontas.
The play was first played in New York,
and occupied the evening till twenty-five
minutes past seven O'clock. The company
then lett the Bowery Theatre and reached
Philsdelphia at half past ten O'Clock. The
entire distance. including that par. passed
over by the parties in omnibusses. is 90
miles.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
Holloways Pills aud Ointment 4

Ulcers an drain the system OF its vital ener
sy. Their isessed action Is kept ap BY yiraient
matter In the vessels Of the glands ami skin This
matter 10 ne siixed disnseting operation of
the ointment The Pills cure indig esticn In sill
its forms Sold 81 the manufactures, No so
Maiden Lane New York, and a44 Strand, London,
aud by sill arugsiss at 2se, 6ais and q per bos
| pot NoylsdwlW
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

MAIsE.-Returns from l2s tow ne in the
State foot up as folloss: Fremont, 1851 /;
buchanan, 20,542; Fillmore, 2,ls2. Free
nont's majofity 10 The entire State cannot
fan far shori Of 10000 which il an in
orssse Of several thousand on Hsmhn's ma.
,orlty 10 September.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
Third Lecture

Hon. JosEFa X. CHANplER will deliver the third
lecture before the Touns Mems Catholic Literary
Institute OF this city, on Wednesday evening, Not
vembsr I9th, at ~ O'Clock at LeClaire Hall.
subject Cstholicity on the ply steal condition Of
nations.
Tickets can be procured ct the Book Stores sId al
the door. NoylSd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

Several of the suartets hired TO entertain
the audiences Of the fashionable churches
Of our great cities, seem to have been some
what Disguised at the reading of the address
of the House Of Bishops of the Episcopal
Church,in which the right of the congrega-
ton to join in the singing Of plain and sim.
pie tunes is claimed, and operate displays
in church are deprecated. Blu, the bsdy Of
church goeFs il body and soul with the
Bishops, TO whom be all thanks for their
manly stand against fashionable corruption.
n. y. Musical ReuieD.
This address was read in the Trinity
church of this city, last Sabbath morning.
It's views on the subject alluded to above,
appeared to give satisfaction to the congre-
CATION. They are at least sensible and
practical. Good concerts of vocal and in
strnmental music are always pleasing, but
they seem rather out Of place intended az a
portion OF religious worship"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
Hsw york--oaciai

All the counties have been heard from
officially, except three Districts in Cattarau.
gus county, and the vote stands: Fremont
275,2s5; Buchanan, lSA,76S; Fillmore,
l24,s75.
Fremont over Buchanan, s0,%a7.
Fremont over Fillmore, l50,ol0.
Opposition over Buchanan, 23l,s37,
Four years ago Pierce had a7,2o1 major
ity, which SHOWS that the Black Democracy
have lost in the Empire State in four years
the enormous number of two hundred and
6fty.eight thousand FIVE hundred and thirty
eight. A party that has been dscimated
over quarter of million of votes in the
short space of four years, is pretty effectu-
ally wiped out"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
New Jsr,sy--omcisl.

The whole number OF votes cast in New
Jersey for Buchanan were 47,4I2; Fremont
as,4o7; Fillmore 24,o9l; Buchanan over
Fremont 1906; Fremont and Fillmore
over Buchanan 1896. The total vote on
Congressman stood Republican 5l,62o;
democratic 47,l05; Republican majority
4,4l5.
The vote on Governor stood-Newell.
Republican, 50,903; Alexander, Democrat,
4S,246; Republican majority 1857.
The vote on Congress and Governor
clearly demonstrates that had Fillmore been
our Of the way, Fremont would have beaten
Buchanan BY Z handsome majority.
In 1862 Pierce carried New Jersey by
5,74s, which shows loss to the Slaveoc.
racy of lo,7s5 vo:es in that little State
and that too in the face of the divisions and
distraction Of lie opponents hic. Ifib.
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1elp advertisements.

A NEW SYSTEM OF
ARITHNITICAL CALCULATION
" HIGH tspenses with nearly nine -tsnths ii the
w figures required by the common modes Of spsra
ton, viii be practically iilastratsdhy
BENZ Nsylor,
author VI the system u the stone badins occupied by
the Public School, Davenport Friday evening, 2lst
inst, comm ncing att o'clock.
Ii the design of the author to organize class TO
which series Of esons VII be gwen that viii euabe
the members to acquire thorough knowledge Of the
philosophical pIns les upon which the system is based
The public are ~ pectfulln invited 10 attend
To the oAow.ag gentlemen, who are practical teach.
Is davenport, am kindly permitted 10 reisr-Frof
II, l. Buiien Is&chsr Of Mathematics, lows Colleg s
Rs,. C c. SsI sst and l.. 3 Bowers, Principal OF Pub
lie School payanport. nov 2o.lt
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By diyioe permission here will be ihshkssN
ing Sermon preached Ia The Wesley Chapel OF u's
clay on Thafsds, moraing nett, al W. O'Clock ny
the Pastor, Rev. $, Psneoast,
Nov, 10.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20
AN AMERICAN INVENTION
f,p rppAppsr IN pkIE AGE

IT'S srest uylity sin piieity ,ehespnsssof price aud
adaptation 10 the wants oial classes 81 Tue eo'.
muuity strongly recommend itia syosy Staieih the
Union, ALPHABETICALLY
,t,. u,al.ias of Iowa which Is substAutiaied BY
many certificates, references and letters given bS
!, liable gentlemen " hose Rsmes arein our hsnasi
teyiss Ifsiae the iateness aud proptistots OF 30
Mn and James NJ clark brsed Combined ihd'as
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

In the above 81 counsiss the Republicans
have gained .a,oAs and the Pro-Slsvites
have gained 1851. Upon the above basis
we presume the Republican majority in the
State will not vary much from 5000,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-20

NEw PAFEEs--A new paper is about to
be started OF camanche, 70 be called The
Great Westsra Adpoeate. Also one at Ciin-
ton, which will probably be called tbs Grtst
Advocate Of the West.
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rovA--orrYclAL,

We give below the returns so far as re-
ceiyed officially from our State. We will
add to the list as the official majorities are
obtained
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CANE, CANE, CANE.

100 900 FEET superior Gaze received by express
Chars reseated al short notice. knqiure OF MeNeai
Hall Il. Barr at my residence atD. Swans, ID 81
bet, Iowa and L.Clsise nov lyd3nl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thanksgiving Sermon


undsr this head limited mn mborofs peciAinotices
will be Inserted at 10 eeats per tine eaeh inseron'
or 50 cts. per week.
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aREIaI0Us NOTICE.

There will be Union Meeting OF the First baptist
and Presbyterian congregations IN the Presbyterian
rbarch this norsing al loi O'Clock.
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II a r RS
Com m eroia1 Colleg Q,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
Incorporated June "a, 1855.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM v. BARR, A. B.,
Professor Of Tbeor etieal and Practical hoSk Keep
tag and Business PeHmansnip.

HA0t
WILLIAM V. BARR, A. B.,
Professor Of Theor al and Practical BOX Keep
isg and Business Penmansnip.
JOE EPH e. LOPEZ, Esq.
Assistant Principal and Teacher in Bookkeeping
department
DANIEL L. SHoREY, ESQ
Leetzrer on Com meresl Ls~.
GEORGE w. ShEIDE, A. HI,
Professor Of Mathematics and German Language.
In charge Of Calculation Department.
Inc winter course will commence on Dec, / In
the new apart ents appropriated expressly 10 the
College purposes corner of Sd and Perry Streets
in Jacoby's new building. The course will con-
prehend every branch taught al similar instiiu-
lions
Ladies Apartment
One room will be ussdtw h urs each day exelE-
siyeIy as fe male department, In which Penmsn.
ship and Book Keeping will be taught under the
Immediate supervision Of the Principal.
kyery facility Will be afforded students fTou Z
distance in procuring suitable boarding houses and
In accomplishing the course In the shortest ssbie
time. For further particulars apply 10 OF address
The Principal, no'2odIT
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Hsrylsnd---0mctsi
Fillmore : msjority
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PENNSfLNA NIA-UFFICIA
We have at length the Official vote of the
Keystone. Il is as follows:
Total yots IL ii. STATE, 400 ,2s5
Total vote for Buchanan, 2so,50o
Union Vote, E cn, i 80; 2os, ass
aaehanaHAn over Fremont and Fillmore
iUnion} q -ls2
Straight Fillmore vote. 263s6
Straight Fremont vote in Philadelphia. l0l
Vote for Gsrrit1 Smith, iu5 counties ls-26,s57
Buchanan a majority oTsrall 7o5
There were some 500 Fremont votes re-
jected on account OF inacuracy ofthe returns
which deducted, make Buchanan's actual
majority 487. In 1862, Pierce beat Scott
1884.
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sitsh groceries.
va. GSaIASils jr., sss CO.
South East Corner I'd 4 Perry sts
hANhFUL for past patronage We now M, 10
VIC eiHfshs o. baN EXPORT fresh suppiy OF
GROCERIES,.
'In ms n % 'rhshed, Charmed, ursnai.ts3
;nVba sshs,b, II. New Orleans, syrup.
toffEE-Hio, Ls.urya, Jaws
Roasted aud Ground
lEaa OF all grades and quslily
@FrNs Pepper, Tapiocs, sago, F.aa rA,la,
PPM fehs. traboerries, Hack Wheat Flour Com
nehl, EnHhsh Pickles, Sauces, Fruits Nuts ,tonna
hiee, PRESERVES, Soap, Candles Starch, Chocolate,
morse hadish, aslna, White Bsans, beef Tongues
DRIED Besf,s, {. Hams, &c
an me ABOVE articles are CdsTei Low ana gar
'ah1ed to give satisfaction. VS.
Camden Flour
hsFFei, hAii aud quarter barrel, sacf.
Craeknel Biscuit.
- boxes Ia store and for sale
Wooden Ware
Buckets, Tubs, Well Buckets. Mans Cbor,9,,
Bowls, Mneibg Knives. >"'pp'"s
Baskets
Our stOck l. large and well sssoftso
Fish.
MACK eTsl, Salmon, White Fish. Herring 40,
Fish. ~ DAITpir nou
aOV4-dtf '' - w.
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Lefsby gwen that the eopsItuersnlp hgrsiot,,- 60
istihg between the undersigned under the nam. -
'lyls0 tsllen DeGTs Is this day dissolved b rnnt
SAMUEL CALLEE
n.-.. HENRY DsGRAFF
v E.AT
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Grand Chance for spseulationi


| We offer for few days only t9sHty original
shares In the town OF
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
NoyI4diw ALLEN 4 CLAIR.
A Chance to Make Fortune.
CLARh'S CELEBRATED FLOUR MILLS, one in
operation and exhibition dsIiy, corner Perry and
State, County, Township aud shop o. single rights
ard Mills for the Territory OF the State Of Iowa for
| sale. Apply to the propTietors,
oct24-du JACOB WEAyER, Jr. i co
Notice
We have two handsome new Bugsie and Il aHe
Two Horse Carriage, which will be sold cheap for
Cash II applied for soon. Can be seen at The resi-
dencs Of James Renwiek, cor, AT and Ripley ste :,
opposite the Court Hoase.
Sept 5 diff RkS WICK & son,
LIZ 11fLu ali descriptions, Laths, shi giles,
slaves &c, for sale ilwbY RENWICK s. son
Aug II dtf Railroad Depot Saw Mil
MONEY TO LOAN long time.
apl 5Ojtf MoGREGoI, LAWES ELAhEMoRE
MONEY TO LOAN in sums to suit applicsuts-
Arl2s tUf TALLAiAy s PIONEERS
For Sale,
FoUR DssiRAsLE DWELLING hO0sTs, ia 10 +.
Pat! Gfsa5 city, very liberal terms. Apply 70
iso 29dtf COOK i SARGENT.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.

u,,,,.u .t,pNl fWM z. CLARK
.aLLE.v n CL.1KA,
Attorneys and Councillors ut Law,
Hssl Estate Brokers, I.iie Insurance ana "sh-
srAl Land Agents, and Notaries raohc
Davenport, IOWA.
Ca,lstt,ns aud al professional has'nass ~ aNs! pu'
nj lbr state uhStu-iad b. .iic, viii trttH n"MPt
,,nton none, invested taxes paid iot ehis''urhs
,nonay loaned On uHAt Huliete,t tdal sHtl" rssM's
land warrants buFht, sold amt located ia',r Anuse
and Ion, lea .ei real estate % all linis ehshi sbA 'u'"
o. ,oiami-sioh. ,...,, a.,
eoaL 4 Sargent, Davenport lena
henp h. iioilmah,
Cook 4 Dillon,
Hon Tlouass Allan, st ionis ha
Lucas i SiInonds, :"
dover 4 Richardson,
Batlsr, Keith q HI, Boston, Mass
Jas. NJ Beebe Co,
~ Coppst Il Co, n II
| Henry @. Mat4aaai. New iVsk
| Hsary l.. ktns,
| Nv, CLARK, Hartford, a.;
| Col b \. Larned, Wash. u e.
c b. Camp q Co, Cincinnati, o.
| Phin's Allen, j., Pittsisld Mass;
q u Dorrsnce, Portland, Me,
Wa iEyIrE .rTksIioa 10 Qua ERIlssUt e.fA.
| locus OF lAPEoyEO FAkss And Win lAsDs, CITY
| PRorxKTT, Sc, ,oR SALE - HoDkRtTt seas AHp
OK E,sfrEkHs
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no 5sg-Lot Ne. 10 block 50, Oh sIA street oas Lon
east 81 Perry up3u VIII Oh Is erected two stosy nm
house aone story frame nog-s. carpenter shop ana
stable bIings ia rent q s5f5 PEI anHuu viii b. ala
| low.
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- H,t1 "ihY attH. fHtslssalrz q, IT, a. .5.
A~rT. g. hast 2st acres breH4 Sl.t -. - >
'f"se 2" s@fes IA WhraI, 10 HettE u. tlats IL -,
80 i"v spring. 4Gd stream ~ rUu..ta4g /. -,
s'-1ai h0uae oa Ne lasI Prise sgs
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~ = 's,t yI 80 ae1es. ai aL.A i.t.fgt.F- al-.
,fe'a Rat Davenport 40. gliG +! , $t.lsas
f3ai Ia! EEtut- ''''e0 N tSteS Ai-
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no S3s-A one story BRICK house & of Igi 2sx25u On
Month sis ii icnth slfest between Perry and Uo. T.
hand fac Tiaw 81 the river from tits piass
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So Lott block ? and Aad 20 block 4 Fal,u,,
addition, neaF The Female college,
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a arm % = acres tbs Duba4us .gs4 mile.
h""'" orchard s s. pr.s sIa '''''' H"T'hAs
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GRAHAh's FOR DECEMBER
A LsO, Yankee Notious and Nick Max, inst ra,.,,-,
11hLa i'f safe BY ELI ADA MS,
Iim2l5-u No 30 Brady 81. , near the Posi- On.
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. "S* t4'iH u do s,.ts pat II Il broken mi.
a. WIN '"oss homes '.ssnrF ugnE pass az I.5r
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J1RRNCH CLOAK WADDING-a yds long, incl
Il thick just receiyedat Jouls.
Brady street, between 4th and sth
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Do tt9~A Eou story frame I.5usa q q lz4t flyt4 Ll.
% ~ western e'eIats north 9th x nU45s a ,sorss
fifet'ns pantry eisgef5 gsteru ztI -a Frf.. s..og
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Sugar Sugar

mn, "S" SuSd1
III HhDs choice and prime New Orleans Isnain
aud FOR saleby EVANS, CHEW d Co
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For Sale

tNCtlihht slAnJ lot Tayora... =,
foaa, low rods horth OF the corr "a, DHbugEr
,nayenpoh together with Nine 4. limits q
tountyi - good fenoo, vim ,t,t' "tlbh ana sur
ls - are two stoty ET,,s Yer oil IT,
. GSi newer ws Sn1 ay collar age SI .sbs
new and have haN 81 teen ocr1r,". buildings sIe
lasi such place ne IL needed Tor a. me above II.
tnsT particulars eRqHlte ni ''''iS. For luf-
OctI ''ll co,
ss - Lama GENT,
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32s-- Lol block s. south east corner OF IN and
western Avenue, one OF The abandonment lots i5T i
pTif ate reside nee In the city,
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Sc 1i+ Three ho,lss 81 tho Sans iss.fTDf.t an
s15EEs VI tataam e. Galtl ct Licust gHI X -,
ground each Fgtee u so . - ~sF
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chILpREN's WooLEN TALMAs & sA4Uks
7 superb articlejust received at loUfS'
Brady street, between Alb and 5th.
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Nc 2is "A tieas5 q szs aas aA-a 10 u, 40
sasi 81 Western Agu Pttes y 2U5
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No. lo--E Z SEA. See sfTsEs L ~ asfrs p.tgs
sl?Ud.
Nc .l-N y - 4. and ;. T. = sga 70 + - Il %
i5G acres price . IL per z.ry-
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n. SEQ SO f5Sh RE- q no sores pIiss 81 per a,,s
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