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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

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GDe9x Css1, N1ene lneh, ".
Eprrsa GAxEsrK:-As msst Of .youI
rssaers are more Or Ices in.srssssd ID West
ssn Iowa matters, allow md 10 says fen
words with regard toasahks seswn, u pro
epscss. DE- Sioux ciQ ~ on = plsassnI
lat, surrounded ON three sides BY gentle
hlaffs and on the foastA BY ne msddy sapis
Missouri. Most Of the DAT u dry, thougt
. portion Of IL 10 tssslow and wet to
make good lots for residences Or business
purposes Tiers are sems pleasant spcts
on the bluffs for residences. peshsPs eqaal
20 those .bou, Davenport. There 10 no
simhsr on de iowa side, In the vicinity o.
the town, bot On the Western shore OF the
riysr there Is ! One body Of cotton WOOD
aaA meet Of the logs used 10 town have
Assn bought. borrowed or stolen from Ne
b-sska. There ere now some thirty houses
completed and twesty more in eouFss o.
erection, most Of which are built Of logs
The steamer Omaha, Just arrived rom 81.
Louis, brought up the frame baildings oil
ready to put Up and in = few days they will
be completed, some are 6ns residences.
Eost for stores and Offices. The Omaha
also brought upa good supply Of provisions
and furniture. Flour j. now selling for -
per hundred. although q fsw days ago Il
could mot be bad for 90. Corn 10 worth
- per bushsl. potatoes noa ct, butter only
% cts. There are g few families in town.
9 I think, i. {. aix ladies. and no place for
any man. - myseif and wife were obliged
TO sleep in the wagon for two or three
nights until . friend gave Us up bis Office.
Bat little doing 1t Pressnt-most Of the
land agents are about leaving for the East
to spend the sunusr.
City los are high, Though few are chang
ing hands. Lots fronting the river are held
q prices varying from $500 to 5000
Along the ehisf business street they can be
had at from o2o0 to $500. Bluff lots are
worth about $500. In some Of the addi-
ions to the town inside lots can b had
Cor Sloo, corners about $3.50. Claims in
be vicinity are worth from $500 to $4,000.
Al these prices there will be but little
changing Of hands this season a. the pro-
prietors Cook, HEM, Williams & Co. offer
but little ~indaeement to settlers. Still the
town is bound TO grow ~ it must be the
terminus Of the Dubuque road. The
Try about it 10 rolling prairie. not the best
for agricultural purposes, but still good. A
few miles north Of the town are some fine
claims. For thirty or forty miles the coun.
Try is level and beautiful. Several OF our
citizens are proving up claims which they
have located hhy miles north. The U. 8
troops are stationed three miles above, and
I Judge they have control OF the red men
for as yet I have not seen one in town. Til.
country in Nebraska is filing more rapidly
With settlers than on this side, owing t
greater abundance VI timber and the better
quality of land. 1 will endeavor to give 20,
a short account OF the town between Sioul
CITY and Omaha on the Nebraska side ere
ling. In haste Yours
= p r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

The following 10 . more connected aEd
satisfactory account of the proceedings at
the immense Ratification meeting in New
York City on last Wednesday evening. than
that st arst given By telegraph. The en-
thusiasm was u~nbounded; the Timer says
that ten thousand persons were present,
and three meetings were in progress At
the same time. After the adjournment OF
the meetings, a grand procession was
formed, consisting Of eight thousand per.
sons, which marched to the residence OF
Col. Fremont, and when the cheering had
partially subsidized, he ssid;-
HGentlemen, thank you for your friend
" cali and am happy to receive this enthu-
siastic expression Of your devotion to the
cause in which we are engaged. The en-
thusiasm you have manifested. ind the
suundress Of the cause to which il is direc-
ted, give me great confidence in your anal
and complete success. H. am elected to
the high Office for which your partially has
nominated me, | will sndeavor to admin
lister the Government according TO the
Constitution, ~ il was interpreted BY the
great men who framed and adopted it, and
10 such way a. to preserve both Liberty
and the Union.
In my present relation to you, it 10 hard.
ly proper that I should say more tonight,
especially % you will hereafter expect me
to communicate with you more fully; and
I therefore content myself with again thank
ing Won very warmly for your congratUla-
tons and the kindness you have manifested
toward me.
When Col. Fremont had concluded the
cheering commenced again and was con.
sinusd for several minutes. A. 1t was dying
sway, q call for three more for Mrs. Ere
mont reused il again, and nine more Ike
unto the most hearty Of those that had eone
before were given. Judge Emmett came
forward and said:
Fellow CIr1zEys:-We have now shown
Col. Fremont the first detachment Of tbs
great army Of Liberty; but even this grand
demonstration 10 only Z small representa-
ton of what is already in the field. 1t il
ominous Of the result OF the coming cam
paign-the most important that has existed
for many years. Col. Fremont lie sure to
succeed in plsntIng the dag Of Freedom up.
on the White Houss, - he planted il in
California. CHEERS and cries for Mrs.
Ffemont.)
Judge Emmett continuing, said, you
know that such occasions are apt to discon.
cert ladies, and hope you win not insist
upon seeing her.
Blu. they would not be satisfied until they
had seen the wife Of the next President
80, escorted BY the Colonel she appeared
at the window, when nine more were given.
After Mrs. Fremont had retired, the band
performed an appropriate air, and the vast
concourse returned slowly 70 their homes"
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LooI ouT.-TAs Be dalo Courier says
bllis purporting to b is susd from the Poto-
nse River Bank, Geofi .etown, have been
put sfoat 10 that city. II 10 undsrs TODD
says the Courier .thss - me 5000 Of these
bills have been prepares lfor circulation, and
that quite 9 quantity o. 7 them have been
passed ., different point . in the West With.
In = few weeks. The fac. thai tbs bills
are not quoted In any Q T the regular dstse-
ss'saarnishss Gauss tor sgsra them with die.
nust. They are slgs led c. SPauliing.
pssaiAsat- and l. 4. Ds con, Cashier.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

An ACT or NATIONAL CouHTEsY.--It
~ill % remembered that the British ship
ResoIute, abandoned some two or three
wears since in the ice of the North Pacific
BY the exploring expedition in search Of Sir
John Franklin, wa brought into = Masss.
chusetts port some months ago by the en-
terprising captain Of . whalsr, assisted by
three or four Of his crew. According to
Law and custom the ship belonged to them,
but l~e are glad &c see tina, q Joint rssolu'
ton ~sppropris,ing 80 900 for the purchase
Of this ship passed both houses Of Cengres,
on Tuesday. with the view Of rehning snc
restoring her TO the British Government
This 10 ! timely act Of nstionsi courtesy
and will, ws trust. have ZONE influence II
removing the feeling Of ssperity In Englsnt
caused 81 the Dismissal Of Mr.. Champion.
~ CHIC. Press.
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Tx Ice TaApE.-Ths New York Even.
ing Post estimates that from six to seven
millions Of dollars are annually employed
in prosecuting the ice trade in the United
States, and that the sales do not fall short
Of thirty millions Of dollars annually
amounting, even in its present imperfect
development, TO about one-third Of the val
us of the cotton crop, and one-four.h Of tina
OF the wheat crop OF the whole country
II Is, moreover, an article Of exclusively
Northern production. The laws Of nat ure
have given the monopoly Of it to States ~
ing north Of SO d. 30 m, and its u mp
ton at the present rate ofincresse in a few
years will equal If not surPass the entire
cotton crop ofthe Southern States.
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TIE CHICAGO CoxrAKY.-As was to be
expected the Chicago paper. are somewhat
chsgrined II the fortune encounte cred by
the Kansas company which recently left
that city. We imagine no one Of any sense
Supposed that seventy men could 90 through
. hostile community like that Of Missouri
unless such community wss willing; bu,
though we do not think very highly Of The
wisdom which sent the men on sach a route,
,s the principal account We have received
Of the matter is through the St. Louis Re-
psblscan, VS. win probably &c, q different
and more truthful stat ement from . more
reiisble authority.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

Twenty or thirty men and several teams.
says the Grand Rapids Herald, are nov en-.
ragged in clearing the distractions from the
Raplds Of Grand River. Mich, and prepsr.
ing 4 ssfe channel for the transit OF RATS.
This 10 much needed, a. q number Of RATS
have recently been broken to pieces, and
the lumber . total or partial loss 70 its OWE
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AxKxJcAs Succzss.-Ths Paris CORES.
pendent Of the Conmercial ASrsrtisr says
the United States exhibitors drew prizes al
the great Agricultural Exhibition on every
article that wa presented for serious com.
petition. numbering Eve articles. Pitts
Thrsshing Machine drew . 6rst medal, and
was sold TO the Emperor. Manny's Reap
ing Machine drew : frs, class medal. NJ
Cormick's Reaper, worked BY Fsenehnen
drew 9 second cisss medal.
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IILIseiss-Ths chies 60 Pres ssys the
Pro-slsysry party 10 Ills .ois are greatly dis.
hesrtened,-th the pa rsonsi popularity OF
Col, Bisssll and the ia cressing sentiment
sgsinst the sx,ension ~ slavery, have re-
duced the pre-slsvsryis - to the necessity
ofhopins agains; hope.
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The Louisville Jcurnss says-"We M
derstsnd that the old relations between
Fremont, and his .fsther-in-iaw, Col. Ben
ton, are restored. They are NOS on speak
ing terms. Benton is q Free-6oiler, but he
wants to gee bis principles carried out BY
Buchanan. and not BY his own ~boy-in-iaw."
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EarIss Drsr.-The 3 oston Post being
10 great trouble. because Fremont and bis
companions were once obliged "to eat dog
fesh," the Altar replies thss II 10 better 10
es. DEF than dirt, Is the pro-slsvery party
IL o doing.
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FOE SALE

A SPLENDID Fsrm is miles from DsysuDon on
= tho Aliens Grove road, adjoining the wssl and
Of said Grove; 200 acres we'll fenced and In crsps OF
AID 9 stream Of neyerfsiliny water running tnrourh
Is. There are two frame dwelling houses on the
fenisess with wells and Other e~onvenisp ces, and
Two orchards Of leO choice fruit trees. Some OF
which are bearing. This /. one Of The best stock
farms 10 seottcoUniy, and will be sold al q grsatbar.
gain II application be made soon 10
hcGREGoR, LAWEs & RLAkEMoRE.
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Su,rxspRp.-Gov. Clark, OF New York
bss suspended from ONCE Stephen Clark
State Treasurer. on a charge Of grand NAL
fesranee in ONCE, in the matter Of ordering
two sub-epginsers on the Eris canal from
the places to which they had been assign
Cd BY the State Engineer. A clause in the
State Constitution authorizes the Governor
during the adjournment Of the Legislature
thus to suspend the State Treasurer. Or
the re-assembling of the Legislature. thu
charges against the Treasurer viii be in'
v~estiested. and it 10 thought that the actor
ofthe Governor will be sustained.
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TIE RIsHT FExrrse.-At the kePuoii-
can Convention held in Lee County last
week. Judge yiele dsnated $500 worth OF
Summers speeches for distribution, and
Sa5,oo for circulating the Vsley Whis and
Fort Madison Aysr,. Great enthusiasm
prevailed snng the people at the conven-
sian
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TIE Kansas coHMirrEE.-The New
York Herald states that the Ksnss. Inyesti-
eating Committee met in that city on last
Wednesday, for the purpose Of examining
several witnesses That was to be the con-
clusion of their lsbors, prior to presenting
their report to the House Of Represents
tiyet.
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Leather, and saddlery Hardware.
RCMOVAI.

III AIGhI d SEARS have removed from their old
l-xstaDd 10 ths opposite side OF second street, In
pslze!i's block, third door above Perry Street. We
have bow on hand one Of ths largest and bestsslest-
I'd sssortments Of
Leather and Saddlery Hardware
ever offered in The Test. Our stock consists In part
VI Sole and Harness Leather, both oak and hemIoek
Ftea.h, American and Patent Calf skin kips and
Upper Leather ofsysry descriptions, Linibss, hosns,
Aoroeeo, Bindings, Patent and Plain ssifi.IE, Sssh
and Ensmelisd Leather. Lasts, Findings, ac., ke.--
sadclsry Hardware, from the best manufactures;
self. Adjusting Gig and Pad Trees. Roller, Horse
shoe and Spring Tongue Buckles, Plated Wars sfths
iatss. styles and superior plate. We ha We every az
ueie the Ha~rnssmaksr or saddlsr can wish. az.
perisr stock ofssddies, Whips and Fly ssu, Sea,
wboisssis only. Carriage and Groesr's Bows,
Ccaeh LAGOS, IND n,ths, Bands, DC. We feel con!
sdsnl t6Atoaf Prices are the lowest, and invite tue
stsnssl Of H1rehasers, feeling sapsned We can suit
al Ia regard W quality and price.
A. HT ASfARs,
- osssss, "a door shove peTry,
1ans = ~ DsvssDsrt, Iowa,
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The Legislature Of Rhode Island met on
Tuesday. A United States 81 to sue.
coed Senator James. 10 to be chosen.-
There being q strong Anti-Nebrssks major.
ity 10 that body man OF The right stamp
will be chosen.
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JoHx BaousH.--This old Democratic
wlr.horss has come out for Fremont and
Dayton, and will do good service in Ohio
and Indians. Mr.. Brough was tor a number
Of years State Auditor in Ohio, and il one
Of the hones.eet Is vel, Is sbiest Demo.
Gratis in the West.
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rev sdvsrpssA sdiciacs before Ne pubic con
unse ~ asy iesssA Of tine 70 eonmaad coma
desce. In most inasAaess ssins secret nosuums
fupens wAlch thsir popularity depends) composed
sE chem, ensntimss luxurious ingredients, they
meat I sAsss-iived szisssnes. This is especially
true 1--WE r4ferto the various preparations Of sarss'
a. ri,ls With which cur markets are Inundated
Hurley manafseiare The ssly legitimate sue rslia.
Als article, aad no one should be deceived into using
any ctAsr.-Ssstss Trsrsisv.
For sale by @. 7. WEBB, Druggist, Leclsire Rev.
Jalyldwt
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and Second Streets

HUBkkT FAHMEK PROPULSION.
Late, Robert HennsJ
7HE proprietor resp. etfally announces 10 hs
i eastern friends aud the travelling public gene.
rally, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and had II thoroughly repaired and renovated, be Is
now prepared 10 N ant . share OF th str patronage, by
constant attention to their wants ana com forts His
able will be supplied with The best waich the mar.
kst affords, and his lodging rooms re ia raisasd as
we'll ~ those Of any in The city. June ~ DIFF
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RAcs-HoasIs.-The Lexington. KY, %
sevve, aanou noes that Mr. Ten Brock in
tends taking HE three celebrated race
horses, Lscomte. Prior and Prioress, to Eng
land, to contend for the prizes Of the turf
with the best blood OF that country.
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NOTICES.


uadey this head limited number Of Especial NOTICES
I'll b. Inserted At 10 cents per une eAch ihsefaeh'
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boston kas bssn defeated ~ about $1,000
natesisy.
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Chicago LMMEer!

THE subscribers III sheir Steam Planning Mill 10
4 Moline, Ills, have Just purchased a large GUAM
uty Of Chicago Lamber, and have made arrange.
menb 70 supply the demand, which they Will zen At
wholesale or retsiixs prices thai cannot fall 10 give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND RE8gDs,
which will Do sold cheapsr than the same car be
purchased else where. Their SIDING will be on the
very best quality, and their FLOORING eanno, BE-
surpassed, all dressed and ready for immediate uss,
JOB planning AND SAVING
Doas on short notice, TO your satisfs elton. Doni
fail 70 give Us q call. Rensmber the place, head Of
Main and Wells streets, Moline, lila.
SOpksE d H~UE6ERFoHD,
Moline tuus 3hth igs6 Il wi
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E.s. MOORE,

tRhok HEw RAyEN, cf.l
PRESCO, banner, Sign and Ornamental Pc sr,
8rsiner OF Wood, stone and Marcel.
Lettering aud 0ildinx on
GLASS,
window Shades, Interior Decorations, Portraits,
Scenery, Landscapes, &C., at short notice.
Sign Painting aud Grsining for ths trade.
Hss repov ed from Brady q. " I'd 81, doors Es,,
Of Brsdy.
A. B. L. MYsRs. T.. CLoss & Co.
Nay II, 80. DIFF
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Fire: Fret! Fret!
The Cheapest and Most Durable Roof in uss

i ness Of manufacturing and putting on Compost
lion Roofs for the last eight year,. Price per square
3 $500, ard the work warranted.
Materials Manufactured and for sale, with priutse
directions for putting ons
All ordsrslsft at the Confectionery Store Of Brook
d Bailey, near the core Or of Brady aud Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
June n d2m BAILEY a MOORE.
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afw embellishments.
TO THE LADIES.

Nffn Inhprffc f1ts ettfc
WV AtVUkk ktUkU tk HkU.
ma rvrVV- ----
~ TIE AAOl66.
,-
VI Fel0tlQSs, engraving,
French EmbrcideYies,
Plain = Rmbr,d Crsna q ys,.., s..un
aaniS sk.a,,
49, 1Asr aep
A A CT n
yu
WI b sold To the hieheet bidder at
1dnasas, .4urrjnm cto.s
3
braay st., near the Post 0fics.
% ~sdnssaay sfssrnoon, JAY 2nd, at 2 sclsek, s large
LOT Of Desirable
Ena Fancy U1ev HnaIci
~vVus'
1ssins~ eastern Mouse esn-
French Worked spsAcsrs, some very Ans
do do do and Sleeves.
do Muslin and Lace Sleeves
HonitSp Lace Collars, Seaxiss,
French Worked Muslin aud Lses Collars
SUPER Sbssr g.. C. Handkerchief.
DO L. G. Hdkfs, for Misses,
kmbroidsrsd skirts.
supsr swiss Rdgings and InsxEtings,
glossy Black Grosde Rhiuss, for dresses,
9I.s, ana EmoEosdsred White Grape shsvls,
pIs,s ~ pysa,as gsla
NIL Colored rmbroi5sr.s 40 s,t
PAN I EmbT,d. Iarsgs = s,S SA i'lnssi
,ni S.,r,inex $500
49,
80 49, vNn,s = iitnographs,
~ - W~4,S,s IT,
p.sr M 49, 5 S1.tsl .!seh
Card Cases Fancy s:.aoasss, e.
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Hsllavays Pill.
Perfect dlgssuon aud pure bile
produce healthy blood, and n he functions ofsither
the stomscA or the liver are disorderea, H~oiiaway's
Pillssil ssssrsds repair The MI schisf and enable
them 10 supply The channels OF circulation with an
un~ecntanins,ss nuid. Sold a, the manufactures,
No, 50 Maiden Lane, New York and No ~ Strand,
Lsndon, and By all Or aggists al Csc, sste., and q
per beg .
TTsuPKRloR Horse. Buggy aud Harness for
sale. rARKER d sPEARiN6.
' June 81 dtf
For . few days the subscriber offers for sale 50 seres Or
. less quantity IL desired Of choice prairie land u mIlss
fon the city, or Aliea's Grove Road. Apply to
wM. GRAY,
june 81 siw At MI, c. Lsssiie's Store
Choice lows lands for sale from
% 3 100 10 % So leo per acre BY
Junes diff NICHOLS, CAMPHELL 4 CO.
woodl wsodl
500 os AGO cords Of wood for sais near
Hsnpson, his. Enquire Of Alenso Noarss, Moline, Ills
Jnne 2,dff
Vow r your Chanesl
One half CT the undiviiediatsTsst
in an sstabhshea Flssisg Nil, doing a heavy business,
for ssls- Inquiry may be made ofths edtos.
June Sl-dsf
Johnston's Extra Family Flour,
For sale by rhs subscriber at the Camden AnIs Flour
and Feed Store, ooruer Of ed and Harrison SIS.
june .eth dsf J. NyCE.
1.-THE Best Farm Ia Scott County for
sale. Five or six hundred acrss ofinpreysd land
With tinher, stone aud water, u miles from The
Mississippl river.
Enquire orc. C. ALvoRD, At The STORE Of AL
foRp A PATTkN. jane Isda
Land Warrsnta-
Constantly on hand and for sale at the 10 est mar.
set rates, By
Aaye du NICHOLAS cAaPBELL& co.
ONE oARDiSG MACHINE, ons FORCE PUMP, with
supply Pipe sufficient for two boilers, about 800 n. II.
n.dAss PIPE, 0.econa hand also a 10 TOO, HMM
. n. Ia diameter, Qronl
May idtf BuRSELL. SILLEr 4 co.
4 Rare Chance for = Good Business.
Our Piow Factory in fall operation for sale. II /.
The best stand in the west.
Jane 2edwd BETCHEL, SIMMER BURRis
MONEY To LOAN constantly on hand ia sum
and for time TO snit applicants. I. C CAMPBELL
may 20 dSw3n Dsvenport's Block, cd door.
MONEY To LOAN on long time.
spi 3odsf McGREGoR, 4
MONEY To LOAN, in sums to suit applicant
By
Apl2s da TALLMAN + POWERS.
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u .OO0, 900 Feet Logs.

u 600 900 Feet Logs.
Received the hrst raft Of the
season Friday, tha llth inst, shall have raf,s Of legs com
Ing down as fsst ssou pilots can run them to the amount
Of Il 10 100000 fset, and are prepared TO sell logs TO
arrive during the month Of May, June and July. Having
bad than cut under our sgs1ts direction, can reoommsnd
them to be Of the best quality In tie market.
Expse, to cut from seo,ecO to 100000 feet monthly
At our old mill, where We shall keep q full zupply of Lum
Der, and hope % share s gooaly proportion Of the public
pstronsge. Past fsvors grestfdl1y acknowledge
apil+dtf BURSELI. GIIIEP 4 On
NEW SPRING GooBs see advertisement Of
ADAMsOS & RAPP.
Fer Sale,
FoeE GEsLs AISLE DWELLING HoUsEs, In Low
or part ofths city, On very liberal terms. Apply 10
tsb 2sdH COOK Il SARGENT.
Dr.. sanford's Iavisoratos
fsa niid laxative, LoEic aud
sonaiaBI aei IL recommended 20 the public, reIyinx
upon is intrinsic Serth N tue clre II the follow ing
eomplsinis:ai all Bilious Dersnseraenss, Sick Headache
Dyspspsis- Habisaal Costiveness, Csroulc Disrrhaa,
choiic, Pain Ia the Sto nsoa and Bowels, Geueral De-
bihty, Female Weakness, sc. For sale BY Druggists
! generally, and Chss. T Webb, Davenport; also BY
SANFORD Co., NY. Gig. tA~ehls-dAriy.
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No. las-one o. the hnsst Arm. in the Count,
Dubuque road, near ieass' Post ofiee, 40 acres' Z, w ts
thega Is 90 acres Vi good timber, ~ acres tjnsss Whtck
house, large barn, SC Two streams running tSS,,,sa foca
prise So ler acre. "ioagh Il.
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| No. l.0-A lot Of . acres just wet Of N.
grounds; all broken and under fence. Price Sso SS~sstssy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

Ne Ia Farm Farm. q about % ssre. IN Hickory On.
with los house, good ~stabling, &c; prios NJ y. aoass
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

NJ. l6'--A ltsailial little place on The Esst psr.,..
anu pepeyas foaa' ~ nefss WIN . good dwelling Loas* J.
IN fpe jrdsi. $4,000 a credit VI seven ysars NJ; Lasa, u
for part of the purchase money. " given
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

No. iS.,-A laria OF soe acres 90 The Los, Grow.
Road, 2 miles from the city, and The uudiyti.d ,s,,s
Of hesaw Mill tract, containing ~ serss 10 ~.
anasrisnes. 40 acres under cultivation, come hssv,
VIII % dividsdto suit purchasers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

o003. - ssss Price
No. l6S--A Farm Of nlncty acres On the Mi.si!s,s
er, on tho line between Scott and Muscatins CanattH nv
10 per sers. pftss