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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-24
TER RIFIC GALE,
IHREE BUILDINGS BLOWN DOWN
ONE MAN KILLED.

The q nd Yesterday afternoon increased
Io Il - i'd gale from the southwest about 4
O'clock, and several unfinished buildings in
various parts Of the city were unable To
withstand its fury end came tumbIinp 10
the ground, while in many more, walls were
sprung, roofs started and windows taken out
The double i've story brick building of
Messrs Brown & Wilder, on State street
facing the northeast corner Of the South
Market, fell while two workmen were inside
OF it, aud one Of them was buried in the
rubbish, but the other escaped unhsrmed. 49,
The body OF the unfortunate man was re.
covered after shout an hour, and removed to
the South Division police station.
The root Of the house adjoining on the
south side was crushed in by the falling
wall, bat family living in the upper story
escaped unhurr. as if by miracle, among
the broken timbers and piles of brick. Two
men, two women and little girl were 10
the house at the time, and came out at lbr
apertures made BY the fallen wall
horse, dray and driver were coming
through the alley, and were quite surround,
ed by the failing bricks, aud strange ~ say
neither receiver any injury.
The building vas five stores high, with
the roof on, but the front toward the West
was all open aud caught Tue wind like Il
funnel
The large brick planning mills on Canal
street in process OF erection by Mr. G. w
Noble, fell in ruins about the same time.
No one was caught in this catastrophe.
The walls Of the new building on Ran.
dolph street, opposite the Mansian House.
81 In A. 4. h,,t -
their fail had been apprehended for more
than an hour, end policemen had been sta
toned near ii 10 prevent people passing too
close, it came dawn without endangering
the lie Of any one. II was five stories high
and only twenty-five feet wide. Another
building was commenced on the lot adjoin-
ing on the conner, but the basement walls
were not yet completed.
The steeple of the Universalist church,
in process Of erection at the corner of Wa
bash Avenue and Van Buren, street, was
blown down about O'clock A few min
utes before il fell a man had been upon it
and had just come down. The wind lifted
II directly up from the stone tower on which
it rested, and whred it around as il fell, SO
that it struck the Mercy Hospital north Of
the church, and came in a mass upon The
sidewalk, The steeple was nearly finished
but as tower was all open, the wind had a
good opportunity to get underneath.
The tin roof on the grain house on Tie
Illinois Central depot was caught at caves
by the wind, about dark, and rolled up like
scroll over large part of the building.
The fury OF the gale was by no means
spent at dark, and the nigh, was one OF the
widest. Vessels caugh out in the lake
must have suffered greatly, and we must ex'
pect TO hear oil more shpwrecks and loss OF
life hicd9o Press, 22d.
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La / est N Q w r
Arrival Of the Niagara Three Days La
from Europo

Arrival Of the Niagara Three Days Later
from Europe.
HALIFAX, Nov. 20.---The steamer Mia.
CARA, from Liverpool on the evening OF
Nov. 9Th, arrived here at midnight.
The steamer Anglo Saxon, FROM Quebec,
arrived out at Liverpool at p NJ. on the
9TH inst.
The Cunard steamer Persia, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool at P. M. on
Friday the 18th, her passage be called 9 days
aud hours.
There 10 little important ews by this
arrival.
Additional symptoms had manifested
themselves of IA close union between
France, Russia and Prussia.
II would appear that France supports the
unconditional admission Of Russia aud Prus-
STA 10 the second meeting of the European
Conference, while England is said to oppose
the admission OF the former, and Austria OF
the latter.
Treaties OF commerce between Russia
aud France, and railway treaties between
Russia and Prussia were in preparation.
NeapDlitan altairs continued without
change.
On Thursday evening. The Glh inst, the
Directors OF the Bank vi England held
protrncted citing, ia the course OF which
they deliberately considered the espediency
u making further change in tue rates OF
discount. lth view to arrest the continued
outflow .oi gold 10 the continent, and the
resolution not 10 make any change for the
present was arrived at by majority OF
only one, The condition OF the Bank oil
France had shown no Improvement
Admiral Dundaa was still at Malta at lasi
adyices which are 10 Oct 3lst
Cape Of Good Hope adyices Of October
ID say that fears OF a Caffre war are passing
away
SPAIN A plan Of finance will be laid be
tore the Council Of Ministers without delay
Nothing as YET is decided dc 10 the creation
Of a Ministry Of Colonies. The Spanish,
minister deeries the Anglo French alliance
and rec oHniends the alliance of Spain with
the northern powers. The law Of the press
requiring heavy deposte OF surety money
has been re established A meeting OF po.
htca notabilities lad been held ia the
house OF Gen Prim for the purpose OF re
organizing the progressive party The res
ult .s not yet known.
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Interesting from Washington.

sFKIyAL or CONGRESSMAN AND LoRRY AEh-
EFRs-THE PACIFIC RAILROAD PROJECT ~-
Foley OF the BUCHANAN ApMINIsrEATIoS /.
Washington, Nov. IA, 1856.
Several members of Congress have alrea-
DIV arrived and are busy discussing the plans
Iur thecoming winter. A lavish e&penti
.u.r 0t public money IL anticipated, aud the
public lands viii be- squandered by millions
.is,rrs. Tbs great measure OF the session
a4li be- the Pacific Railroad bill, aud all par
nrs from all sections seem to agree upon
.hr policy Of constructing the road, Tie
gtt.culty will be as to the details OF the plan
To- be adopted aud s. TO whom the muntl-
cent grants shall be made for the several
routes. The old King &Walker' company
Hsye arranged their cards TO play u desprr-
ale game for the prize; but they cannot
ajn. Even Texas will repudiate th II
'.nims since the company has passed into
1" hands al Il directory composed of Ne"
Iork apeCuators, who have advertised TO
sell the stock at five percent. doubt nos,
howe, ct, that some plan will be agreed upon
md that bill will be passed before the
close ofthe approaching session.
As the policy Of Mr.. Buchanan's admin
sratI0n, both foreign and domestic, has been
the subject OF much speculation--some cor
tesPondents even going SO far as to state
that Mr.. b. had declared such and such o
b" his views and purposes--it may be inter.
'abng to learn that, IN letter addrcs ed
lo al old friend in this city, the Presldrl
eject denies having uttered one word reia-
tive to what would be his policy, content
ny himself, on all occasions, with pointing
10 ms letter OF acceptance.
Col W. A. Richardson, OF LIMOS, is nos
hon IN political circles here, and his hght
hr hi= party is the theme Recommendation
.pso,aity the plurality OF 1000 for Bis-eli
Ar. Sltdell, OF La, declares that Col Rich,
"daon must be especially cared for, and
20" know that Mr.. Shdel speaks II coilr-
ia
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or one n aay price under thfN wish. IN Bay 5
Waterloo aud scotch Plaid. Long and Square SIN
We have large stock al the
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a. YOU LIKE Ir,--The Democrat very
.,b .nlv remarks that the only pay the
hers d our City Council receive are
tho abuses and curses oil the Gazette e.
rhere ia one thing which il they receive 10
,ov great extent viii prevent them ever
.,tino inside Of the Council Chamber again
: an,hefg. and will send them into the
nudes Of retiracy with blackened charae-
srs and ruined prospects, and that is The
-,i,s Of the Democrat In society the re-
boa If an honest man eall forth scrutiny
sad perhaps indignant condemnation on The
.at,ect--but The praises and compliments
nj rogue make the subject too much an
inert Of paspicion for decent companion
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NJ Q w ID TUG = tore
NNE would respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Davenport snd It's vicinity that We have just
opened al the n. 4, corner Harrison aud Sec 1id
els :, the most complete stock Of DIR lGS ewes %
fore offered ia the North West, and trust that by
strict at,antion 10 businsss and dSsire 10 please
10 merit share Of public patronage.
Our stock consists in part OF Druss, them :
enIs. Paints, DYE stuffs, perfunlery
and Fancy Articles. All the popular Pat
pnI Med ches OF the day constantly on hand PLY.
N .onnuoundsd. Having connections Ia the East,
ss are " arranted la Offering our stock at prices as
low as any house in the city Physicians and eou-
try merchants are particularly invited TO examine
our 81 oek.
Dr N II. MARskLlS, regular graduate of the
phiadel Phia Csllsges Of MeeielIe aud surgery and
formerly resident ply siean 10 the Phiiadelphs Hos
pitAl, San Do To- nd when not professionally easas
cd al our Store, Residence, HARRISON ST, between
"a and Sd R&s S.
Oct2i-du-w3m
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Qar1 uarf.
'TCIoSE COS. COLUMN.


xxyEAre now prepared TO offer dealer and con
w sumers ai.rge stock OF Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware, upon and prices which cannot is 70 SUIT
We propose IN this column 20 Keep or i'. s
posted up In hardware matters aud invite CANS rom
our friends who desire fair dealing
bor cash We propose TO sell at small advance
1000 kegs Nails. Call soon for bargains 10 NAILS.
Il cheap by u CLOSE w.
IRON ofail sizes for salelowat .
SAWs Circular Maley and CreI. o en- a rna
IRON Asles rhmbe skein: and ID, s 1Pss Cos
CARPENTERS, Tools Of every description for
L sais At r. CLOSE & cos.
TAsLs and Pocket cao c tsLss soss COS e, SAFE
r. CLOSE X co.'s.
T LIGHTNING Rod. aud insalators f2t sale st. q
FAD Pipe ofAi sizes from 20 sH., for c .ss at
DU 4. CL0sE 4 co'S.a
GARDKN iaois every description ,o,.
NJ t.tEoSE to'S'
u al I. CLOSE & co.'s,
GIoyks .ud t.nwafo which vii be .3id cheap heap at
- L. CLOSE cos.
MOVES, Psnabis Il fst Mills.
N r. CLOSE 4 co.'s.
1 kAfhta hsitiur all sizes Al 900,
BACKING, Hemp and Rubber for sale a.
/ T. CLOSE co.'s.
pLA1KsMiIh Tools, Bellows, An'iis, Han
10 mens, for sale low al U. CLOSE q toS-
Rort-ha"'iiaa Hemp ali .. .;1sss' 4 CO.'S
LNsGisk, Car and signal Oh for sale BY the barrel
~ or Esiionh I''Loah '''
cav Msndrels Of all size, fsom inch 10 ? IL: for
y sale al T. CLOSE co.'s.
INA fmefs siiiaui tho best assortment Of INES and
Fofk., ae.,s r. CLOSE & co.'s.
GhAlss, Log, OK .niins lE.ss, h1i' s,, snd
r0RS Shelters and Hay Cutters 70 sale loSat
u r. CLOSE 81 cos.
1Sn dof. Grain Rakes for sale al .,,
l.)U r. CLOSE cos.
tnn do. seythe Snsths, best PaiteIa'at oo,,
.FTNNNER'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
l. aud Zinc, for sale st 4. CLOSE 81 CO.'S.
SADDLERY aud Coach Trim mings al very low
y prices, L. CLOSE x co.'s.
WHITE Lead in oil, 4. Close and Co. brand,
w justreceiyed, warranted the best In market
y. T. CLOSE & co.'s.
T ISsEED OIL by the barrel or gallon al
IL T. CLOSE & cos.
- ASH Glass aud Patty al low prices al
- T. CLOSE cos.
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CIGARS ASD ToaAcco AT WHOLESALE
lam RfraIl.-We call the attention OF
l,g,s i3nd Of good cigars and tobacco, aud
che notice at country dealers, To Mr.. WIN
FanEtlss advertisement ia to days paper.
He Ia. an elegant establishment on Brady
etrerf. gesr the river, v ith full aud choice
assoHmsnt Of cigars und tobacco toncy
p.pes. &c, SC. Country dealers will ind
II IA hen advantage to visit Mr.. Frankeis.
b his connection with large Eastern
mousse, he is enabled to obtain the best arti-
f.es and sell at The lowest prices. Some
frry choice brands Of cigars may be found
81 this house, by those who can appreciate
lhr article Dir F. has also splendid va
nets At metrschaum pipes. which merit at
,rrl.ua. "a llh the choicest tobacco TO amokr
p them.
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Incidents OF the wreck of the Superior

Incidents Of the Wreck of the Superior
Tie Lake superior journal OF the Sih
H-D comes TO hand with an account ui the
"fr'i Of the Inflated steamer Superior.
The JoWaa', in the account OF the wreck
sl.H
The snow Was falling fast during the
ght, rendering it intensely cold and slip
pefy upon the deck, Bnd 50 dark that II vas
impossible to discern any thing, Capt. Jones,
m ascending upon the pilot house shipped
and FELL bruising himself severely, yet he
'el6Sed not his efforts in the least Al M
another time while standing near the gang.
way heavy gale swep. him overheard, bat
fortunately tt,eturned aud brought him back
bul ot length, alas, he met watery grave,
Ills body was found b. the Survivors ct day
light, having been washed ashore before n q
others were. From this fact it was thought
nat lie must have nearly reached il alive
mr. Ernst, the porter, tntorSsus that Capt
zones came into the cabin where he was
.'tl'0g and sald 'Boys, | want YOU to the
7u'L 10 the boat as long as there IL ANY
.Aihg lett OF her; this is the fourth boat
nave lost but shall not probably lose an,
''her' II any OF you can get ashore want
you 10 go and tell my mother that did al
could TO save the boat That he did dc
ali ne could there IA no doubt"
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FfyaIF LECTURER 80 Mrs A. I Handy
nr.ppset TO deliver lecture IA this city
s.,1a tine this week, on the subject OF Wo.
mans Influence. Mrs, 4 IS not a Ave
,asnss Rights advocate. by any means, but
,a earnest luhoFer in the Temperance field,
n5 81. We understand for The cause vi hu.
,aatty. She comes highly recommended
I'd We have no doubt will give all inter.
ssarg lecture She is now At Mrs Judge
spencers in Rock Island. She lectures
tlt.rr tomorrow evening.
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Tie Richmond Enquirer is overoy ed that
MI Bucnansn is elected without any help
from New York, and very delicately urges
hn not to consider our politicians in the dis
ulJo'ion OF "the spoils." Virginia, we be-
lieye, with about twentieth part of the
population aud political power OF the Union
has shout one fourth Of the Federal patron.
age How much does she want! wan
three quarters satisfy her. Or must she
have the v helei
''InsauRte srchar! could 81 cas- sH iiseEn
". Y. Trib,
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fREaEREEE

Iyartts Pears tprjruts piuuas, .5r.ar ..is.s LI4,
/ b1TrIss. fta, apple Ginger PIE lUHt- So.
saletg EVANS. "liI" 90
tgtnsF au,ru4 aaI tru. Of.
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ROCKHILL s SELLERS,

DEALEkS IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, oils, Dye StuHs,
Perfumsry, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
n. +. Corner Harrison and Second Sts., hayen-
port, Iowa.
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Tile New YorE Assembly stands .
Democrats Sc Americans, 6 Republicans
y ailh cpe dtstrct in Orange county 10
N.lr tom
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AyFl AGRFEABLF The rain ceased frl-
Lay evening, and was followed by a slight
.,eeae Last Saturday was much more
although the walking was yeg
bed streets 10 an aw tut condition.
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AGENTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
Al IA la
ToR PRINTING

IA sllofit.yarislies, done In the nes'es' anu no
e,psdR,ousmfmier ana Al .h'esso 49, - '"'
Gazette Steam Job Printing vince
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

JUST RECEIVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
Mill IEERY STORE.
CORNER or BRADY AND THIRD STREETS, DAVENPORT,
IOWA.
THE subscriber takes pleasure in informing the
l. Ladies of Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity
that he has Just returned from New York with q
splendid assortm emit of
Millinery, Embroidery and Fancys
Good.
Our stock of Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, broead ed,
striped and plaid black and colored Velvet
Ribbons, silk Vevets, Satins, Silks,
French Flowers, Feathers,
Straw Bonnets, Sc,
is ths largsst and best ersr 5roEgAt to this narks
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DRIED FRUITS.

~ Barrels Lat.tlHg and o.. sic hr
. EFAAs- rflN .l 10
Culuer segauH 1I.l PruF aI..
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SENATOR ATCHisON UPON KANsAs.-~1h he
EJgche Id @ c. Advertiser publishes the fol.
lowing letter from X-Srnator Atchson, the
chief Of the Border Rufiians, 10 'encour4 &c
the people 10 do something more for the
Kansas cause
PLArr CRY, Thursday, Oct 9, 1886.
DEAR SrR--Your letter, together with the
draft Tor Sl3s 40, has been received, and
your instructions shall be followed. | will
Inquire diligently for the Edgefeld boys.
We have carried the election in Kansas.
The new overnorlgives satisfaction. But,
my dear sir, it is no time for Southern men
to relax their eXertons, Now is the very
moment TO yedonbIe our exertions. We
must do a. 1--WE do our duty, Kansas will
be Slave State in twelve months STATE
IN or out Of The Union. Yours truly,
X. NJ. FULLER, Esq. ID. X. ATcHIsGs.
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9ankiuQ.
xesREooR, LAwEs = sLAKEAoRE,
BANK Frs.

and Dealers in Foreign 4 Domestic Exchange,
Uneurrent Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin
AND LAND WARRANTS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
StPECIAb attention given 70 the collection If Gef
camille paper aad rnBittanees made On the day .
payment ures of c0nEi ssiDnJ in SIGHT drafts on has
4 ern cities.
II T'Land Warrants bought, sold and located. Per
Bonal attention given 70 the purchase and ale otow
and country properly, aui the selection 81 lands a!
eHtry.
II 5'Sg hi Cheek N3w York, Boston, Phadei-
phia, BALTIMORE, Washington City FttsbuTZ, Ginein.
hati, ST. Louis and Chicago, always lOr sale ~ anms
TO suit purchaser Aips, Sterling, French and Ger
exchange.
U TSGoid and silver Coins bought and sold.
y Thine bills on Chicago, st. Louis and New Yorh
discounted and b. sHess paper Of short dates bougf
1.-THE lowest rates.
.TMoney upon Real Estate securities procure
at a small commission.
Il PIntersst alIO wed on deposites Fsb9l
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Children's Wooden Goods,
ID EST assortment in town, at Jto. ;.
ID octia Brady St., be-; +th ami Str.
Were not Summers Distillation Left,
liquid prisoner peut in walls 81 glass,
Beauty's effect with beauty Were berett
Nor il, nor no renenbo what It Was,
But flowers distilled though they with winter meet.
Lose but their show, their substance still lives sweet
Over hy different fashionable extracts AT 20 cts gr
bottle sample bottles open for public inspection and
use All may try before they use. Also FANCY
SOAPS, BALM OF \ THOUSAND FLOWERS, HAIR
OILS, POMApES, etc, etc., IT JUDY ),
octC9 Brady Il. bet. I'm and 9TH,
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
lust received tresh supply OF Groceries, Drugs,
81 Nails, Glass, Paints, Oils Wood and Willow Nt.r,
For sale low, wholesale aud retail, by
,etls ALNORD VAN pATTEN.
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y f. w q DO DIS
JUST gECFEDA AT
Smiths Variety store,
Davenport.
a0OHEN DEPsEsEWEsE
,-ras UoesaIn, plain do tsay p.HH tp4 iat3 Ga---
4ucrce sGr,P's grey Cass.ltlFrrs.
Beaver Cloths
rIratshlgnaglr artIs- fal Lsi-a Clocks sHJ aiulaz
fancy and cslured Iadt-a Clpth at th- Ies rabbi
r,sfs aud trimmings Tnitc Also mgvagi h}uc. biac
-r.r brown ad.t sat.lets, iuf gfuls and bays apa
4 .6tuaky ltaus aud LiEs.Fa. Alza. mH assortment
81 A0olsu Hoods ant Comforts. for la4. misses tl4
areu, 4Is1 ladies and gent ziik, Mrrlas a4d " n1ly0
Understand. and Drawers.
Domestic Goods
Brown aud he4rhrd husllus at all u6ilhs ana prizes
fckiups ali qualities Canton EiauEuia -Ery Vhi5r- r4-
tlus and Al cGofs WOODEN Fl4eias hra wa asI Llrag
I'd Table D4masas Shifting aud Apron tAorb; Amer-
can ana VI Ish siik warp Shaker ttaruas la-A aI
- brow a aEd ilt he'd SAeyEuE AuzHHs cotton ausI
.us Fianuris Linscys Hickory shifting Prints: b.
mrstlc Gin s,aHs: 4 aiicu@s 81 ali price.
Trimming Department.
Ths most Tashi0HaLEe igies fer Eyssa TF,mmfaEs
for me ssasoa beiRR PRINCES, sues usr NOW ice
stsra very large assortment Of sll ,A.rF -s ti1 w.
can match anS material 81 lteez Eg-rI A. also. aI
dthsn al tlteG siih velvet Ribbons Mgig- uf4e aUa
other descriptions 81 Dress Trimming UeiI KtAbnu#.
ife-s Ribbon Trimming F4ng1 Velvet ttuaus Flu-a
Fdgs Trmmiup, &c. Ntrs q ~
Bechers Refined Sugars.
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Selling Rates of Exchange,
Fort Des fioines Land Agency.
Ian ID WARRA IT'S.

THE undersigned have for safe Land Wafraniso
different sizes, which they will sell for cash or
NE 10 suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention to seleetoG and
G3e4 ion Of lands in Fort Des Monies, Fort Dodge
Gharltan aud other Western Land Districts. Also 10
as.ymcutbfta1es and land business generally.
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an. \. III. faAEgsi3lIs.

an. \. IL. FaAEgAEEEs.
Late Of Philadeiphia,1
ID ESPECTFuLLY offers his professional seryie 9
LII 10 the Cit gems of Davenport ana vicinity
Having been attached for number Of yearsto q G.
Philadelphia Hospital is surgeon aud physician e
feels competent to treat any disease or aceident
that may be presented.
Would refer 20 Professors 6. Pancosto
Chas. d Meigs.
Thos. d. Mutter.
ONCE, y. <. corner ,. and Harrison sis.
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Wrapping Paper


tar.s quantity OF newspapers, very suitable 'of
.,,,,tny a 0 goods, etc, inpnekagos OF one nun :
HPPNs go l,sV Al Ibis Office, Not3dt
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IONS p. II. TALLNAN, CHAR.Rs P6wkER
N. Y. Davenport Iowa
TALLMAN POWERS,
tttorBeys a. CounseilorsafG Law,
Nd %

TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Thir5
istreets.
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near the corner
Rock island.
Farnam streets.
Ailthe as5ge lots aregeIi situated aaa Ia paris u
the city most rapidly improving and viii be sod oa
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 offs. S. % r. 20 y. Range west 80 acres
NJ ofN. e.. !! s. SGT 70 y. Range vest 9acfes
y: n. offs. +. s. 81 - ~ Range west 50 acre
The above lands Al the line Of The raj lFsa
from Davenport to Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie ard ninety efes q
timber land near ElviraP. o. seven miles fran ~
oIs, laton Co., near M Ralroad all ehses iaHee
The above property will be sold on liberal credit
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and half from Primo,
ton. sixty acresHrst rate land, we'll improved wis
good houses. VIII be sold a. Bargain
Poweshiek County,
Twohuudred and afty acres fine prairie laad i" .
miles north ofMonteNna,tht county seat,
Mch 1856 dtf
Scott Co.
66acros uniInproTed landtwo miles from H9ekars
Grove, three miles from Wulc9tt ten miles from
Davenport, we'll 9atsrei.
I6aacres Ave mites north westErom Hickory Gro,
very choice land.
Near Davenport
One and one hall miIos from Court House on tEt
bluff, with superb Wien; oil river and surrounding
country. small farm Of IS acres uhder She aighrsE
state Of cultivation and we'll supplied with I'm &
trees. The most beautiful gEj iB the vicinity H4 Re-
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of6a acres. 10 under cultivation. 26 Of tiz
Der. never failing stream FHns through Il. f+as.
besold ysFy cheap.
Near Waleott,
90 Acres OF choice prairie bargain
At North Davenport,
A beautiful uye acre lat