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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18

Again do any of you know John C. Breck-
inridge fssFes," ''yesn'l You do? Then
you know God never made nobler specimen
of manhood than John c. Breckinridgr, Of Ken
tncky. Who would not love to cast his vote
for him, the soul of honor and Of chivalry
| know that The democratic host and The old
line whig host OF this country will rush 10 the
support Of that ticket. How then can we fail,
when every old iine wbig who loves his coun-
try must feel that even Fillmore, with ali his
high title 10 respect, with all bis conservatism,
is Dead SO far as the presidency is concerned
is there an intelligent man who believes that
Mlllard Fillmore can carry single northern
State. Not one selch here tonight. Ifhe can
not is it not perfect madness for the South TO
throw away their votes upon him? Weshould
look at the issue as it is. 1t is an issue solely
between the democratic and the black republi-
can organizations Ifany man here loves black
republicanism, if any man here loves Africans
better than his country, let him vote for Fre-
mont, or whoever the fusion folks nay nomi-
nate. If there is here any old line Whig or
democrat who loves the constitution and the
Union better than be loves negrors, let him bury
The recollection Of past fights, OF past Discussions
and come out as a pure patriot, as trae man
come ont as one who can sacrifice old prcudices
upon the altar of his country. and vote for James
Buchanan and John c. Brpchinridgr. Great
chpprinuA
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.gTTE.ATION DE.NOCR.4TS!!.
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.

l. accordance with the desire of many democrats
a. Copntv Committee have determined 10 hold Sc
Jas Of meetings throughout the County al the times
+ nlaces set forth below. Ii is hoped that the
T,rnshiu Committees will give foil notice in theii
rsctye Townships, rad that all good citizens, OF
-Astsvpr marty, who love the Union and desire an
ad to the Know Nothing Abolition agitation which
r threatens it, will copnlenance these meetings bY
,beir presence We promise 10 all, as pxeI! to
,or adyersaries as our friends, and those who are
sbaIting between two opinions" a calm, temperate,
and honest discussion of the great issues before the
rourtry In addition 10 the Speakers announced in
,bs Gq-etfe Of last week, expect the meetings to
be addressed by Col. o. c. HARTLEY formerly Of the
BEDFORD Bar, and low of Galveston, Texas.
West Providence, Monday, August / ], at the
village of Bloody Run
Fast Providence, Tuesday, August 10, at D.
A. T. Blacks:
Monroe, Wednesday, August l3, at CIearville:
Harrison, Wednesday, August 13, at Keyser'S
School House:
southampton, Thursday, August "a, at Bux-
toms Meeting House:
Juaiala Thursday, August IA, at Buena Vista.
Colerain, Friday, August -, at Rainsburg;
londonderry, Friday, august -, at Bridgeport:
C.. Valley, Saturday, August l6, at Crntervlle:
St. Clair, Monday, August IS, at St. Clairsvlle;
Unon, Tuesday, August 10, at Axes MIL
Napier. Wednesday, August 20, at SchpIlSburg:
Hoprvpll, Broad Top and Liberty, Thorsday,
August 81 at Hoprwell:
Middle Woodberry, Friday, August %, at the
village of Woodberry:
South Woodberry, Saturday, August %, at
PluonSyiIIe:
WIN. P. SCHELL,
JOHN CESSNA.
JOSEPH w TATE,
WAI. Nj. HALL,
SAML. G. STATLER,
G. Fl. SPANG,
F. D. BEEGLE,
County Committee.
July ii, 1886.
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KANSAS! KaESsSt!

Ifthe public needed any other proof that the
whole outcry about rutlianism in Kansas, has
been got up purely for political effect, it may
be found in the fact that the Back Republican
majority in the House Of Representatives, in
Congress, have not made the slightest attempt
20 put stop to the outrages which have been
committed by "Bordsr RuHians" from Missouri,
and s'Purtan Rullians' from New England
the Round Heads, or Rife Christians. II the
Black Republicans eould elect Speaker Of the
House, they could have passed law long be-
tore this to have settled Rutfiansn in Kansas,
come from what quarter it might. Al least
they could have tried, if they had been dispo-
sed No. So long as political capital can be
made for their faction, they viii prevent SET
tlement Of the question, il possible.
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| which bad been brought forth in defiance of the
law and lis officers; and what IS surprising, in
addition, his course seems to be sanctioned by
the entire Republican press, headed by that com
mon fountain Of ianattciSns, fdSehoods and va
carries, the New York Tribune. The Senator
from New Hampshire; MIR. Hale, proposed to
strike out the fourth Of Jelly. 1856. as the time
that The law should take effect, and insert July,
1857, so that the strife in Kansas might last a
year longer; that bleeding Kansas, for whose
people so many crockadIe tears had been shed,
might bleed on. They first objected that the
local laws forbid and punished free discussion,
and thus the slavery men had the advantage ;
then the bill was amended, as had been agreed
upon by the committee, so as TO annul all such
laws. The next objection was, that the FEre
State men had been driven from the Territory,
and the friends of slavery would have things all
their own way; then the bill was SO amended
as 10 give all former citizens the opportunity TO
relurnand participate in the election The neXt
plea was that the intention and effect was TO
bring Kansas in as a Slave STATE. The answer
WAS no it provides that the anrestrained will
Of the bonn tsde citizens shall settle that quez-
ton, and that thr objection could not properly
come from the Republican side, because they
had uniformly claimed that very large MAORI
ty Of the real settlers are against slavery, and
that all they sought was fair expression OF pop
uar will. Bat reason was powsrl~ss They
resisted TO the end and finally the bill passed
al the end Of session Of twentyone hours, by
vote of 33 TO 10.
Within few hours after, the House passed
bill Admitting Kansas under the Topeka Consi
tuition, and thus the issue is fairly made up.
The Democrats are for bringing in Kansas by
the straight way and under the auspices of the
law; the Republicans insist upon her admission
by the crooked way, a way tarnished by vio-
lrnce and revolution. The Democrats contend
for constitution TO be made by the whole ppo-
pie, through pure balIot-box The Repab
cans for one made by party without the agen-
cy Of law or the balIot-boX. Judge ye be-
tween us.
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Fillmore and Eremant.

The New York Tines gives the proceedings
Of the Massachusetts, American State Convfn-
ton, held at Springfield on Tuesday. 4 large
number of Stale oiice-hodefS were present,
though bat trw delegates appeared from the
farming districts After series OF preliminary
troubles and difficulties, the Convention at last
succeeded in effectng an organization. After
which the President called for business. No
response. Called again. No answer. After
waiting a reasonable time, a delegate moved TO
adjourn as there seemed TO be no business 10 be
transacted. This started the slow coaches and
the resolution was laid upon the table.
Then other difficulties arose abou; contested
seats--in relation to the mode of balIoting-
upon the reports Of Committee on Credentials,
&c. The dissatisfied delegates bolted aud the
FILLMORE men aPplauded. An Informal vote
was then taken. Fremont had 223, FILLMORE
2l9, and few scattering. The Woody Horse
was ahead, and finally cot the nomination
Three cheers for FEEMoNT--thrre groans from
the FILLMORE meE.
ii the meeting at five o'clock, MIR. Cook, Of
Boston, said that in the name of nearly two
hundred delegates, he rose TO bid the Conven-
ton farewell. They could stay there no longer
with honor. He called upon the friends OF Mr..
FILLMORE TO withdraw, which they did, cheer
ing vocifrrously for their candidate and their
cause. This was met on the part of the others
by storm of hisses.
Rev. Mr.. UsHEG, Of Mediord, said he came
there lor FREMONT, he voted for FrEnoNT, and
be called for three cheers when be got the nom
ination. They could get along without the
FIlLMoEE men. They Were few in numbers,
and few in constituents. The Rev gentleman s
name was placed on the Fremont Electoral
ticket
Ex-Gov. JOHNSTON, Of oar own State, was
placed upon the FREMoNT ticket as the candi-
date for Vice President. Whelher be will
drive away as many voters in Massachusetts, as
Mr.. GREELEY said he would in Pennsylvania,
remains to be seen. An effort was made to
have The nominations recorded as unanimous,
bat that failed.
Rev. A. c. L. ARNOLD, a gentleman some
what too we'll known, then earnestly advocated
an immediate adjournment and no nomination
of State officers. Some of the delegates said
that if State ticket was nominated now, it
would certainly be deitated-So the matter was
postponed.
The FILLMORE men organized Convention
of their own. Their speeches bad the true
grit There was spice in their remarks little
short in pungpncy to Cayenne pepper. The
GARDENER men are inexpressibly mortified at
their failure TO nominate State ticket-and SO
the matter stands.
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NATIONAL Men WILL SAVE TIE UNION
Mr.. Fillmore expresses TIE opinion that the e
lection OF Colonel Fremont by purely section
al vote would not be submitted 70 by the South,
and be very strongly intimates that resistance
would De iustifabt. The champions Of Colo
mel Fremont charge vrhementIy that the cleo
ton Of MIR. Fillmore would be the triumph Of
secession. So far as these two candidates are
concerned, assuming that they tell The truth on
each other, the issue is between q dSunionist
and a secessionist. Fortunately, however, there
Is third candidate who stands on Union plat
form and the certainty of whose election rem
ders 1t unnecessary for any body to be concern
ed, whether the other two speak truthfully of
zach other or not. Whilst Fillmore and FREE
mont are quarrelling over disunionism and Sc
cessionsm, Buchanan will settle the matter BY
getting the votes of the national men Of the
country.
MoRE CHANGEs-The Selma Sentinel, the
Auburn Gazette, and the MontevaIIo Herald,
three warm advocates Of know-nothingism in
Alabama last year, have declared in favor Of
Buchanan and Breckinridge. Colonel Bethsa,
the know-nothiug Senator from Mobile county,
John Whiting, State-bank commissioner, Hon.
George D. Shorridge. the candidate of that
party for Governor last year, Hon. J. III. With
ers, the know-nothiag Mayor OF Mobile, and
Hon. Alexander White, whig member ot
Congress in 1882 from Alabama, have ayowed
their purpose TO support the democratic noml-
nees for President and Vice President. These
are few Of the many accesSionS to the demo-
cratic party IN Alabama since the nomination.
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THE RROONS hND slMNER CAsE.


This came up for trial yesterday moyning be-
fore Judge Crawford ofthe criminal court
The District Attorney appeared for the United
States, and Hon. John l.. Orr, of South Carroll
ma, and John A. Linton, Esq, of this city, for
defence. The evidence adduced did not diler
materially from that gwen before the Consrrs-
sional committee At the close orthe TESTING
ny, Mr.. Brooks addressed the couyt as follows
May it please your honor May be permit
ted to say word Judge Crawford. Certain
ly.l appear in person before tins honorable
coart simply 10 receive its Judgment ] would
have preferred that the person on whom the
assault waS committed had been present 10 an
swer whether or not his speech which lIbeIed
my State and my blood, was printed before It's
delivery in the Senate. ietl confident that,
under oath, he could not have denied this fact,
which, with due Difference TO yoar honor, | re-
gard as material 20 nv defence, inasuuch as
libel is contrary to law, and 10 that extent
would operate IN the rXtenuailon OF NY Of
fence.
! would like TO have inquired ot him, in per-
son, as TO ;he degree Of bis personal injuries
and to have been informed in what WY he
1 l., ..4s =.
,E, 1d -, ,,.r.a ,j,a aa.,,,i No.
mad. ,c;,b tba s.a,.or.. ,.b;cb ;nn.d.,t.I,
,,,,a.l t,,;, -. =, ~, t,s,;.,nr,, Isf,,
,b,, ;n,,at;,.,;,,'[ and ,.t:,b -,
f,,llo,rs.
ntvb;I. .f,o,, ,,.or4. ,,.a.o ,,os,;,, r.ooo ~,
ro,vI line h., co,,n,,,,c.,f s,ccessG, IF hlons
Xix h,'agv cam, on ,,,,. Larl h.od Iu tbe fr,t
of ,.b;c5 ,c,e s5,,o,oJ on as % los. syht ,,
T. .rat;f;,., ,,,, La4 r., 49,, cow
rsIls5 -, a.I,r nh ath os :, ,hl v;,I.,cs
IF tb. frs, LI,v which 7 arsr was hot = fam
,I;a.,,t.., 80 -, 49,. -,
n,,, .;r .'',,;.,a,l,, a,I I,lil.ro,I,
,ls,n, anj On tail not,vi,bs,andina I'm, s;y
Ia,s ago tb;s casa. ,,as noltno,,.d on Account If
H.: vtr..n ;,,I;s,s;,,dn ad ,b, ,,,o,ar;aI;', #
h;s tst;,,g,,,, a4 ,,a, ,;tt oil ,h,.ss d;sad,5an-
,a,r.s ,r.f.r +, raca;ra ,ba ;ndy,,a,t IF tb.
CON-, tl,aa 20 cont;nn., :, s,s,,s,se
Il i ar, NV Inrnosa Io aJdnCe anv evidence
!, lsC.nc.
+ bava aIread, acconn,;,bad more than half
tho ionrne, Of l;e. and tb;s i the 6rsi tims that
:, has ,.,;5r,r,,,n,, to b, orra;,,r.d h.-
fore any judicial tribunal as breaker Of any
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18

The old line Wings of Kentucky, in
State Convention assembled a few days ago,
rejected a resolution endorsing Mr.. Fillmore,
by majority Of 16 districts 10 1t is well
understood that thr old line Wings Of Kentucky
will 90 generally for Mr.. Buchanan.
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~ From my soul l respect the laborng
"4o' Labor is the foundation OF the wealth of
s'eFy country and the free aborprS of the
M "O''h deserve respect both for their probity and
nFlF intelligence. Heaven forbid that should
~ mem wrong Of all the countries on the
,'''o We ought TO have the most consideration
~ TIE iaborng man.-Jamcs Buchanan
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., aE CRIsls.--Messrs. Hopkins and Brown,
VI 'he Harrisburg Patriot and Union, have
,o.''nenc1d the Publication of campaign pa
rI with the above title Il is spirited little
gGr2'ica',on, and will doubtless 10 good service
N"''ae the campaign.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-09
The Halleluis

4 varied assorlm snt just receiy md for sale low
- at No Le Claire Row: ca n
, IUiTAR and Violin strings and every Kind OF Musi
~ cal heIcAsndise, keptconstsntiy on hand ut o
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A small iafnN acre. all IN eaiiiFsuohis'ou W.
ate miies from Davenport,
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A LsO--s cases Of lhose Gns Cionks, seth Thorn.
tzs' make days and 80 hour best made IN Amer
"a al tdes 49, ALFRED g, BILLIONS.
Maekinaw Trout and White Rish,
gS hlf bbls, also Haekerei In hlfb and Kills i,
1 lus. received and ior safe cheap, by
sent rs aEFnRD ~ vAV PATTRy
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Urolerit6.
WILSON \ HARi'E Y.

WILSON Il HA II l. u T.
Wholesale Grocers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
D "A Y l. N + @ RI low a !.
Teas Teas Ieds!
iaahslf chest Young Tyson and aunpowaer
90 half chests ooong and souehonE
2Oesddiea tfom to 2oihs;
30 boxes Palm Soap
40 y Nariegsfed Soar
40 shaving
20 Transparent
Castillo :"
30 boxes Pickles
leo !. Tomato .tsap and Pepper Sauce
iNghoAos various brands Of choice Tobacco
tanA1 Cabs SxesCigseG
8a ono Imported do
o1boNos Ma. 4 aud scaled Herrias
21l bills new Maekefel
rs halfbbls do
a. kits for family use,
90 hbla and kaga Of M0lss4eH;
20 bids Sugar;
50 dor ned Cords
80 bbls Driod Apples
so sacks Dried poacEas,
l0i boxes new Rsislus;
25bbls assorted Nuts
g#0 boxes Glass
Fga egv Nails,
$40 4oa Handlers
spices OF ali kinds,
Wooden aud Willow Ware; Brushes;
gglbls CiieF Vinegar
r,.,brr With large stock Of other articles all OF
,,blSh ~, viii seIl o reasonable terms. -
"t .naa ~ II gSN WILSON'S HARLEY.
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DINING SALOON

IiE subscriber, obliged for the nattering pstroh.
age 40 mas rsesivsd, Informs his friends and the
public, that he IL sill prepared 10 aeoommodave
len al his Dining saloon, 10 the basement Of Day-
imports new block, corner OF Second and Main
sir cts opposite the Ls Claire House Dinner ever
day ~ O'Clock. Meals served up at ali hours
Ice'Cream, Soda and Mineral Wstsrs
STRAWBERRIES received every day during The
season JOHN ATkfN.
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julius Lytance.

onace In Atkinsons Block, Second street, ~
- Main aud brady.
1ACRES large beautiful liniooi' w a avid.
LII Davenport, price 80 por acre. w" w
cd to suit purchases
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Gun Powder! Gun Powder

ANALl--S00 bbls. New YORK sairand 1000 bags Dai.
tCry or sale by EVANS, CHEW q CO.
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IOWA SOAP WORKS :

DAvkNPURT, IOWA ''ee's',
SINHE subscribers having recently comnI.,a4,
works tn this city are now prepared IL An .aeI
for their dineren radss Of soap, and RELY on %
Very Superior Qualities, FOR pfe-eminepss' u n mel
aibrd more lather, and with less labor mit
that they do not so soon sitin hot water Ara
qucnily much cheaper 10 the consumer bavnse 1hss
ofthe ordinary kindl and that the great dianni 'h
other soaps, is snrnonnted In ours, OF ,eainIna ~
hands hee irpm soreness ailar long lmmers,aas 'ns
rubbing In the wash-tub. '4'a aha
This grades above referred to are ErAsiva p,
Palm No. Extra aai Family Soaps. WIthms span
assertions, We submit on products tothe y.rls.ss
OF tho public With onfdenee that the use al
justify our Recommendations oft their quality W
chants and Dealers are requested to cali and
iofthemsclves bofore purchs sing elsewhere ''N'
Ian. 81, 1855 dit. M r. HAL. no
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JaristD.
- - -
Nl.N MUSIC
Ysukss Nathan. ana Tan.

Isnkse Notienk and Toys,
A ARGkassortmen II u st 0 pc ain z forssle su
\ davenport Music Store;
Noe Le Claire Row; CRANDALL q HIGGINS
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pAPrkD " any required oper-
w AaAon " Weighing, as for Iron,
vH-N coal hay. stock, and FOR the use OIL
n warehouses, stores and foundries,
~ and In short for every kind OF bust.
I 8 ness.
~ ass-SsaA The great skill and fidelity EN-
Skfas-.ks.(IS Moved in their manufacture and
- TSS~sH he etermtnation on the part OF the
manufacturers never 10 allow an
imperfect rce TO 90 forth trom their esae
has gained for their Scaesareputauaa that sss NV
err been surpassed In The whole range 81 aaeiuame
chAnism.
The Scales arc unanimously acknowledged as The
sssxaaraia all transactions by weight
A lawsuit which arose nom q diserepaney 2,
Fights between ono of Faebankfs Scales IN use W
ths Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company ana one OF
another N faature recently trie0 IN the Souf'
oftonmon Pleas, Baltimore, the case occupied me
Court two days and Judge Marshall In delivering hii
esison stated as the result OF his evidences mat the
n, OF Fesrlasks Seals was established beyond
aliquestioh, For sale by
BURROWS, PRkfTfMAN& DALI sLI.
The well known reputation OF these scales aas IN
uced The vendors Of perfect and worthless bslan'
eas TO Offer them Fairaank's Scales AND parehas
ers have thereby in many cases been subjected 70
frand and imposition. The Manufacturers nave no
controversy with honorable competitors wac trans
act bu siness 10 their own names but regarding tne
perpetrators Of the above fraud pursuing course
alike uais. aud dishon orabls ihey take THIS method
10 caution the public OF their imposiiions'
The patentees manufacture under thsit own "a
specton only at their factcy In 81. Johnsoars, w.
For sale In Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PRETTY NAN "a s1sLh'
r. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co.
St,Johnsbury, Vt, May 81, 1856
Man. ~ a k~n ~
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ITT.EyR LATH ana sEIseLEs
Fall ind Winter Coed !,
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store

YNE H9Gid toes
w rcsPsciiH3lyAs as
sea ttat5 eEFfitsad'
sod 2t cH3ErHs ni
f., 5nyoFt Gbf 81
Cisii tat we ca
@Ger -arIs iIdaet
tafEia - purchase
Ir-rr fdaT att,ek %
Hats, Z aIss -
Ladies FUR,
shat .tiEAes De sa''
uassSd ~ the we :
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CA RID

John KNAPP successor OF Knanp e. paa,,,,,
y YOU'D return s'necre thEnks to the pa,rons *
se od hrm Tor The very liberal support extended 10
NON, ana hopes by renewed efforts on his pnyt Ia
,ocaIEs IN ulure liberal share Of nom i
terminating public. He will al all Zines have an
- iuii ana complete stock OF Goods, 10th Sta.
w. a"a rahcy OF the best and most iashio nab q
Hhlch nc nalt0rs himself he will sell At prce.
w'ch cannot iaiI TO meet the views of all buyers
,go'a ateas an invitation to all, TO calf and look
Davenport Oct4.d DIFF
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EhUIIst &C.
A FRESH lot OF Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, Caudies
h&e, Just received BY
Dee 9llu NJ II. HKInESHEIMER.
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Cheese!

7na{AE Western Reserve and LouhH! pafS |''os''
Il Sl sn'e gEY0KD a VAN PATTEN.
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Ii OAv0npofS, ptttf w. P'' - - tf'' ~
cd to suit purchase
Improved Farms.
eao acres h4h.y inPsoyed iarm inss nom q ,a nee
export, soc aeresin ellluvallopl s9e' pos'' 'SAs"'
with Usage Orange, house, stable etc
A beautiful farm u niies itom Da.slp9T', ~
acres, GO actss in cultivation, PAri pmoaf, ns~
house, Stable, etc
xn,l.. fam Davenport 90 seros, ~ acres la eai-
uysIian 80 acre. ttmbsr, raanAg waier house, STA
ble,etc
~. oftha hast farms In Scott County, 3lt acres,
Ju . Ma. from Davenport, rs acres fence, l4o
acres IA Guilty alton, 1879 acres timber, large oIehau
two good wells, large house rooms ''A'''' wv
buildings, etc
.m.ilf.tma acres all in CULTS stoE, good house
atc miies nom Davenport,
1e0 acres 81 miles from Davenport, ca In eai Va
on, 40 estimber, 20 acres prairie hoa'''
ete
sm,Ies from Davenport so acres, 80 acres cult
yalon part timber, large ne" house good vain
200 acres splendid land, Aflin fence and euitisa
lion on the Dubuque road, miles mona davenport
IL miles from Davenport 80 acres, co Aeres In eui1i
walton, good house, stable etc.
10 miles from Davenport, so acres, 90 aerssin eai
tlyaton, II acres splendid timber, balance prairie
large orchard running wateT, good house, siabte'
- miles nom Davenport 80 acres In eulhsa'ioh'
house, stable, etc.
50 acres i4miles from Davenport, all la fence and
cultivation.
40 acres prairie land, ; miles from Davenport,
beautiful views Rock Island, Mississippi river
and Davenport.
900 acres Of No class prairie land close TO wal
colt some oft cultivated, and large snouasof IN
improv cd land in Scott county,
Anumber of lots and vacant lots, pie Hssnt
y tused different parts Of Davenport, for sale ON
favorable te ms.
IL beautiful lots In North Davenport. Terms lib
real, Apply 10 JULIUS LfTANch'
iuly 10 -.
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wac wants > spleaa.a FArml

nanAGE.Es. ayaan high s.stecf eaittyatieu Ice
fOO .eres tine Timber. good ll@slh1g. bzrh, out
houses Use orchsrd, ana 5esHfi;ni stream q neN-
er failing running water en- X Tins rnzsnfneeht
lawn il ~ miles from Prlunstop, 1onflshlHg town
on ihe aissssip 81 gtveE n Sc0 CO AID VIII sen
i,an re.,xass,.s trrns say 10 bzEd. balance 10 },
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red raym~uss CaIfseon, il doSl't take ne ini g
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rx,HE .sory that properly Is held 40 hshs oa
nose yishtuga bargain IN q house and lease onle
d-wslf IN eaatog ths su3serEysr I'm 0otGsd 10 sea-
80 vw,,l-,,r, Sc .,r me sake Of the Taofes-
Isilsoen Tie pra;Hssl, iirssSsn -; nezT AZ ''
a, n nav shop ga 5sh ST. below BE Oonrf Hecse-
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