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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
ERIENDs OF HUMANITY.

10 you always disposed TO aid the sunering) may
appear incredible, after In vain tying all the "wondef-
iul medicines OF the day. that application etter-
nay and iew drops taken internally, Of my trenuins)
Electric pil," will 20 very suddenly relieve the suti-
tined by good men and good women, whose at
my ofhoe
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
WM. W.LITTLE'S ESTATE.
Administrators Sale.

PURSUANT 10 40 order Of Court, will be sold at
1 PUBLIC AUCTION on the 81 day Of December
next, on the premises the following valuable REAL,
ESTATE WIS
About eight or nine Of land and water privilege
near tho Village he irashufgh, which is Saw Mil,
Machine shop, Ion Foundry, blacksmith shop, ftarch
Min frame tpiny nncl0sed) three dwelling houses,
out buildings, s'ofehouses, So Also, the equity Of
redemption Of small house aud Dot near and adjoining
the ubove together with quantity Of window frames
sash nd glass and Other auirlcs.
Tho shop conaiua Planning Machine, Circular Saws,
Tuning Lathe, Tcnnon Machine, 80. a oil Ia good
running order.
Tho property Is situated on Black River, within a
fufih OF d milo ofihe Court House Is easy Of accrss
aud within three or four miles Of the Passnmpsic Pa
rnad now 10 course OF being extended, md whole
this nropey b. considered by competent judges 10 be
tho asi desirable water privilege ia Nnfihefn Vermont
The incunhmneos which have heretofore existed 20
provrnt sale ofthc property nov removed and the
estate must he sold without reserve.
rula 10 commence a. 10 o clock a. NJ. Terms made
known at tho time nnA Pic nf snle, aud the premises
shawn aud information given 20 any person desnus to
purchase, a any rmo previous 10 the day ut sale,
A. u. kiMBALL, Administrator.
ifa,bugh ped October, 1855 ll.sw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
I do not profess 10 cure every
thing.

bu, only certain class Of complaints al Of which are
durable on simple Eeetric and Chemical principles,
through the afinitos Of my " Electric Oil . and the
Nerve vital FLUID of the human body.
The mudus operaudi II progressing and ever change
able Nheumauc pain, IL mpefccty Understood by man
hind whether NJ location ], the nenbfnne OF covering
Of t1c nerves. uhtmed BY defangement like the coat
tugo an inhtmod stOmac) disiufba Of the
electro huid uscf certain n s thatmy Electric oil "
b. readily almofb,d ino, II Il does actually supply
deficiency in aud rquuize the circulation o. that eat
pfncipa Of living Organization.
Lot the skepucal and the humane look into thi.
terror " these things afoHo
All are alike Intcrested
will take any cnse from the hospital 10 test II ALL
My " Electric OIL H. pleasant aud Innocent 20 dan
oi cold " rcscon,Ns all will boar me witness Come
and 500 Tor yourselves.
N. T. corner Walnut and Eight STREETS, Philade phiH.
~ None sold by pcdlafs Al my bottles have MS
name blown w and the wrappers bear my signature
TO prevent imposition on the public.
.AlIIn nL....-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
Prospectus for 1857.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST


Established .4ng. an, 1921.
Ins fu.l'h'f' OF Wis old and htmy established 1n'
pr, tsse pe'suIp," tnl ha attention OF The puhlo
i ... P,I-' aIeo oi t1g coming ye1t sniiehod WIN
ever Appreciated by Tho ,o,din, ,,o,l NJ b"v"
he,eis,e already m,do arrangements with the following
WILLIAM HoWirr for Fogi,sd1 ,ttcpcARy.
r. = AkIHuR, MRS. souillWOWIH. Angus
1--WE DUG NNNE, MRS. NJ A. DENNi5ON, the
author OF LILLIAN Sc.
~ next the flowing Original Novclet.
TALEG ANEVTA or the suunttcr,s ITouc
uv VA, How, ,,h.c a., p..l ~, l.. ,st., 3,
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me following NoVelcts viii them DO gtvoui though
pionahly not in nhe exact ofdef here mentioned
The Story of "A CouutrV Girl
E'~AH W g
by ALICE CARY. An original Nov,,ot. written OK
ptnssly Tor the Poet. Ly r. S. ARTHUR
,u,, .-r...
He hitheitu hchil'
An original Noveet written rnrossiy for ts Post BY
Il T. AgTutW
,. $50. r,v
LIZ NJ hOuSc hSlnnus
An otslnal Noy.ot nv tho sutbo, Of" Nv cooeo,.,op
Zitlah of tbe Chiid Medium - Nc
Inc quaker EiOtcSc.
An Original Novelet, by Mrs. MARY A. nENisON.
author Of MARX the sexton Home Pictures % &C.
The itaid Of burgundy.
TALE OF THE SWISS CANTONs An ofiginal
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Monks NcW American Map.

THE LARGEST GENERAL MAP Ev-
1 ER ISSUED, tmb acing about NINE MILL,
ION SQUARE MILE, II Is the latest and only fo-
able work eAtant, eHhihning upwards of ONE THOU
SAND more names Of Towns aud places. than any
smile, woik-pfesenting al one Wow all tho United
states und IoUtofrs aud the Blush Provinces, col
otad 10 countes Also, Mexico GENITAL America, and
the adiarcut islands-CUnA, IIANIi, and oiheis on
the same imposing scale. Nov adopted as tho STAN
DAtD MAP.
Agents wanted Ia All nafts Of the OuntTy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
$4,000


siIns Mcnd's EstnIe.
STATE OF VERMONT, 10 Probate Count holden
Washington District, ~. I at Muntpeher, within and
ips said distiiel the 2a,h day Of Noyonber A. u.
1856.
lIoMER w. HEATON, administrator on the estate
~ Of Slt.AS MEAD, late n M,ddlsseK, n said ds
irol deceased, presents bis administration account for
settlements
Whefopuou, il j. ordered that the same he referei
tho 10Th day ofDecember neHi, al the Probate Office
Ia said MONTPELIER inf examination aud allowance
aud that all conce fnod he bottled hofeof by the publ
eaton of this order the Veimoni Watebman state
Journal, printed at Montpelier, three weeks
ivey a. soon a. may be- that they may appoaf aud at
said mo and place. II they canse, object thereto.
By order Of Court
A tue copy Of Record,
IS Attest, NELSON A. CHASE, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
Machines for Family sewing,

Of rail and delicate construction, are recommended
by other manufactures. Such machines are made to
catch the eye. not To- perform substantial work. The
truth IL, Family Sewing Machines ought To bo stronger
than any Other, because they go into less sku haDds
than whom sold 10 manufacturers. and used TOT
greater variety OF work. The machines which have
proved best io all other purposes must be hesttoi lam
ily use, nnd they singers. The speed OF our
chimes hos lately been doubled. No other compare
With them 10 quantity Of work.
New Machines Of the latest improved style will be
exchanged on lhonl terms for old Sewing Machines OF
our make, of Tor operative machines of other man
uiactnfon. Local ngunH wanted 20 sell machines.
Y. BAH PERSONS desiring full information about
Sewing Machines, obtain II by applying foi copy
of"l. N Singer Cos Ca1otte,m paper devoted en-
tiioly to The subject. II will be sent giaiis.
N. SINGER co.
Principal Office 32l fhosdway, Now York.
BRAN n OFFlCESi
AZ Hanover Suee' iuitnn. lf2 Chestnut ST., phila.
- Wesfmiustof IT, rfuv tdenco lO5 Baltimore ST. Baltic
% Broad 81. Newark n. }. East Fourth -. Cincin
81 broadway, Ahanl, ". Y. Chicago Illinois.
Gloyersville, New York h5 n. Fourth 81. 81 Louis.
% chapel 81 New Haven. 81 II Charles e. N. Ofi.
II buchanan -. Glasgow, 90 Duphin -. Mobile
Scott lud. lO.9m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
FLOUR.

sTORRs X FULLER
October 9.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

The sale OF the Delaware lands, in the ter
ritory of Kansas, to take place on the l7th
inst, is attracting attention in every part oil
the country. Large combinations haye
been made in the east, and in the South, to
buy heavily of these lands. And Missouri
is also putting in for her share. Probably
$25o,Ooo Of gold has gone from st. Louis
alone, TO make purchases OF these Delaware
rnds We know one Banking House here
] at put up, yesterday, about $4,000 OF
gold, for Kansas.
A considerable number of kentuckians
have passed through st. Louis, on their
way to Kansas, with large amounts of gold
for the sale. We think it safe to predict
that there will be fully 80 100000, in gold
| at Fort Leayenworlh, on the 18th and that
the Delaw are lands will bring higher prices
than ever were obtained by "Uncle Sam, >
at any similar sale.
We fear that his sale will have baC
effect on the growth and prosperity o
Kansas. The most of the lands will doubt
less be bought by combinations of capitalist
and spectators - and being bought for spec
uiatiOa, they will not Immediately be brough
into use and cultivation. These lands ar,
the best in Kansas, and it will retsrd the set
Element OF the State to have them monopo
ihzed by speeulstors. ST, LOUIS Incl.
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1aro ware.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15
lob PRINTING
LOCAL MATTERS.

p,s RRlpGEs. The work OF erecting q
ridoe across The Ohio al Cincinnati hal
.aon c.,utmenced The entire length Of the
.rilpe will be 1900 feet. The towers will
\, 900 feet high, making the span 1000
tsst The engineers have fixed upon an
xl,,s,ion of 1872 feet above low water mark,
heinp sufficient TO leave navigation un-
,s,,neled. TO attain this elevation, the
sn,,instion from the centre to either end Of
h. bridge, will be about 81 feet in 100
sae timber foundation for the towers are
,oti. feet wide by 60 deep, and the base of
asgpy work Is to be 30 by 80 feet. The
n5p ,bbles are to he IL inches in diameter.
,e carriage way will be sufficiently wide
|, admit the passage Of three teams abreast.
+. gahey side OF this will extend, Outside
h. cables and protected by ratings, the
.,rsgys six feet in width. The whole cost
/ the structure is expected toreaeh 5000
oO
The great Mississippi bridge at this
lace, Davenport, is 400 feet long in it's
,s,o part. The other part. connecting the
land and Illinois shore, is probably about
.o.thfds the length OF the main structure.
HE bridge is exclusively for railroad pur-
rsez
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

Ak the Europa.

~
New York ts.-The steamship Eu-
ropu with LID dates TO Nov. LIST, ar
rived here at
| The Arsg@ed at Southampton on
the Stat ult.
| The Live American Chamber OF
Commerce des an address to the south
ern chamben laining Of the false pack
ing of co3to{
No meas yer from Spain.
The Neal question remains precise
ly where ithe only additional incident
being that vvernment had addressed
circular of fate tone to its differeut
agents, aDthe kink has sent M D.
ARGENT a 1iman in his confidence, TO
Paris on u i mission.
The Fr$overnment journals assert
definitely fplicitly that the Porte has
dempndedt form that the Austrian
shall eyst the Principalities and the
British thS Tx Sea, but that they, by n
secret m,d understanding refuse to leave.
The Etnjournals under the immed-
ate inspiri Of the Government deny on
the contraat any such demand has been
made by forte. The papers generally,
British, ~ and German, speak IN I'M
disguiseths OF the completion or pro-
gress OF lance between England and
Between France and Russia.
II il Mated that Russia has propos.
ed TO rese question of the sale Of Ser
penis asIgrade to Constantinople for
setlIema The Russian X. X. conces-
sions coG5OO miles, and require forty
million Ids sterling.
The Hon Times recommends Eng
ish calfts not to invest, and Napoleon
las form the credit Mobile to take
'hares.
New pm Bombay, Oct. Sd, says the
'xpedidaganst Persia was still in prep
ration had not sailed. inundalion and
lolered rayaged the Punjaub and
Seinds
Dattrom Shanghai to Sept. 18Th
'he sSn supply OF tea was expected 70
g sbJ Fnrther successes OF the Insur.
ents reported.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

" The most extraordinary efforts were
,'' TO defeat Mr.. Burlingame in Msssa.
.se'ls' In one OF the hotels within his
."'',, twenty voters were colonized from
',f wards so as 10 vote against him. In
'"'Urluge, i6o persons were hunted UP
"" hhd not paid taxes, and were therefore
u ,htiled to vote, and their taxes were
~ 'of them by the opposition. II IL said
w over $40 600 were expended to secure
H ,.IG''' There are great many men
hIg" standing in Massachusetts, who
'n'u consider II an honor 10 lick the boots
Preston 8, Brooks.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

HI:TAEE.--An error in single letter
20 changes the meaning Of a whole sen.
.t. We had this illustrated in para.
.A Yesterday. We stated that on Mon
next care viii run from Laporte ( on the
mgaa Southern Road to Phtaburg with
.'ar9s and that baggage will be check
rough 10 Philadelphia, Sc. II should
1een without change-~a very important
ii. bat which we hope struck readers as
f an error without this explanation. II
10 Important item to travellers, as baggage
never before checked through in this
her 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore and New
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

sTbg3sfros UsIouE.--Take note Of
paragraphs ia the Nstps Of Thursday
.ssa7rly entitled The Social Hop and
aU,I aud then admit, that in catering
He taste OF "A refined community, we
au editor among US whose claims to
er,or.ly Ia particular line are certainly
a.aD parallel That reader oil the gen
sex. who Ia called upon SO suddenly to
Hge the current OF delicate thought
'Pled by the first article, by the imme-
o. introduction of the second without any
81 al graduation. must surely regard The
lof as occupying double character, and
sF- viii rise from the pernsal OF the pa
Impressed with the idea, that compi-
NaIy notices from such a source, are, to
The least, somewhat equivocsI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
NJ a G In 4 m q - h q ID .

NJ DONAHHE, successor to Me-srs. lie ClaiTe&
W. Davenport, having purchased the above prem
ises is nov prepared to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
ohe various kinds suitable the wants of the CO un-
try. Also, CASrlNGS, Tor all ofibe different yarie-
ties OF MiiGetrings and ShaftnSs all deeupt ions
House Work of the Latest styles,
Caps, Stills, brackets, Columns, etc, etc, always on
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected with The above is a Forging Shop. IN
der the direction OF men of superior skill.
Brsss aud Composition OF Castings made to order,
Sabbit Metal alw ay on hand.
Ny stock Of Patterns for Machinery, Building and
Ornamental purposes, unsurpassed by any similar
Esiablishme MT 10 the West.
Repairing done al the shortest notice, Charges
reasonable. Cash al all times paid for Old Iron nd
Cope
Corner OF Front and Scott SIS, Davenport, Iowa.
Mehei d-wu III. DoNAHUE.
A N Immense xssori ment OF Perfumes for the hand
Akerchief, equai to Luhias only 20 eta per botte.
Al JOUY'S,
s.pls Brady ST. bet 4th and 5th opp Christian Chanel
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15
Daukiua.
Ke0REooR, LAwEg 4 BLAxxAoRE,
BANKERS.

DAN NxLxGSOS
and Dealers in Foreign 4 Domestic xxchangs,
Uucurrent Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin,
Az" " DiVESPoRT, IOWA.
fPKCfAL attention given 70 the collection Of Aer.
eantiie paper and remittanees made on the d.y Of
pa ytneut tree Of eoinnssion) In sight drafts On kAs
!. esn cities.
rsIend Warrants DO u GIT, sold and located. Per
t1aai attention gwen % the purchase ana ss's oI.orn
ai country property, aud The selection Of anss TOT
cHry.
paa, B4ltimpre, Washington City Pittsburg Cincin-
tgt, NJ. Loais ard Chcag0 always for sale 10 snms
5in purchasers. Also, sterling, French and Ger
i.lsii exchange.
lTysGoid aud silver Coins bought and sold.
g'Ttms bills On Chicago, -. Louis and New YORK
discounted and bb siness paper Of shofi dates bought
Money upon Real Estate securities procured
80 small comm ssion.
Piuterest allowed Oh depostes. feo2I
ALEX W. HaKEd0R,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
Jmce Hanking iouseuf sieorezor, Lswes& Blake.
more.
REAL ESTATE.
PARTICULAR attention given 10 la. buying AND
l. selling Real Estate onc"mmiyion Paying ofIax
astc, &c.
81 county and city, fully prepared TO examiBs
aud all other of writing and lake &C
acknowledgements atthe shortest notice and on The m"s'
H'GREGoR, LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 100000.
fire and Marine Risks taken at Pair Rates.
AGENCY, MAIN ST, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DRseroes: o.u.
Joan VI. Winner, A. p. Lsdew, konin ClAfs,
IilDs. l.. Sturgeon, isaac Walker, John u, FISHER,
~ 5s, h. Tutt VIM. .. Stands, VIM. $. Cudey,
Da5nsy Carr, Chas. II. Peek, Mllten5sger,
john c. Evans Francis BeeAer, Bernard Bryan,
JOHN W. wIMER, President.
4. P. LADEW, Vice President.
2JYsL CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
ALEXANDER ". McG REGoR, Agent
Since: Banking House OF M'GREseR, LAwE.
B-skkdoRE. 1une -
sew YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL, = 500 900.
ALEx. ". MoGREGOR, Agent,
sen II Davenport, Iowa
10 900 A9.Es .a ias so .s Ss'
GGGRRsGgoR LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE.
g}1f4 PROPERTY FOR sALE-A number OF houss
/ .ois .u vacant lots pleasantly situated IN dinereI
PARIS thc city, 70 suitputchssers, orsae on asor'
MaGRkGioR, LAwES 4 BLAKEAoRH,
gaPR0VED FARMS FOR sALE.--A number ofiu
Z proved farms for sale on very favorasietefms.
AIblvto. June o, 1853
FOR SALE.
4 sPLEAD Din Farm, is miles from davenport OF
= the AlIen's Grove road, adjoining the west enc
81 said Cfrnye 90 acres well fenced and in crops
wheat aud corn; 60 acres prairie and ~ serssnmbe
and a stream OF falling water bning through
H. There are two frame dwelling houses on hs
PREMISES with wells and other yene nees, aDt
tgo orchards Of 100 choice fruit trees. Some o
which are bearing. This lie one of the best stoei
farms in Scott county, and will be sold al great par
gain If application be made soon to
McGREGoR, LAWBS d BLAKEMoRE.
June 80 d-tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

r. SUPPER, There were from five to
'H Hundred persons present at the La
Supper given at the First Baptist
'r'h last Wednesday evening, instead OF
ID. tour hundred, as we had understood
Ladies Of that Church return their
"H' to The public Tor the very liberal
amer IN which their enterprise was pa
''ad. We think the public are under
7" as great Obligations 10 the ladies for
"ehghlIul entertainments.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

NJ NEW School HoUsr--to which we
asd yesterday, ia at the corner of Warren
ia streets. It is three stories high, be-
lhe cellar, and It's base dimensions ar
|'y 70 feet Vet large as it is, the ac-
ADDITIONS viii be restricted
- . -
N"IoL.--The Rev. Mr.. PAWN, OF West
Ne' York, is expected to preach in st.
Church tomorrow Sunday morn
and evening,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

:. ssY. istrs, 50 Seiltmpeugrd, water @At tuubr
l. az ga Il good rvud, apd only luar mtlgs from
HE cly. you ieslroa bcaalliul home aPpt$ soon
10 Oct. -, du &c hAii3'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

TIN GERMANS TRuE To FREEDoM.-
the recent election in this State the Ger
mans did nobly. The great German heart
always beats true to Lberty--ai' honor say
we TO our German citizens for their patri-
otc stand in favor OF Freedom.
Iowa will not forget them. Of their
course in Illinois, "A contemporary says: ain
the great battle which has just been fought
for Freedom, nobly did the Germans of our
go try do their duty. They have proved
Il nseyes to be the true yotaIies Of liber-
and enemies of oppression and slavery.
ley were among the most earnest and de-
rmined men Oh the day Of election, doing
III in their power to advance the cause OF
Fremont and Freedom. A honor 10 the
gallant and patriotic Germans OF Jo Davies
county. who have so nobly upheld the ban
ner of Liberty. ~ Temperance Organ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

to'cmpDruucs here are very fond OF
~ 10 the odd lady" Of the Gazette.
8 oil, a matter Of taste, but We hope
viii rccolleet there is younger person
\ ibis Establishment now, with proba-
4atr as much "YouBg Americf" in his
Ion as opposition may wish TO run
gajusl. Ii cur neighbDrs permit them
to be 70 mucl troubled about an cold
ae lear they have not much gallant
tsf younger folks; still We shall en-
ID. by the exhibition OF much amiability
are their Kind regards.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15
TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
Streets.
Otatse: h'o''a's we '''''~"k '@'a" "e"' ~

LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
streets.
nFFERfor.ale TIE following saius Real hs-
City Property in Davenport.
!. House and lot on Third Street near the eornero
=. SIX iots on the south corner Of Fourth and
farnam Streets.
Ailthe above lots are we'll situated and in psrs of
The city most rapidly improving and will be soidon
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
II IL s E. IS. q y. On. RANGES vest ~ acres
N.ofN. n. s. 81 =. - s. Range west 20 acres.
y. r.. .nfS. y. " gT 30 y. Range rect - acres.
Inc above andsare NJ On the iise If the Railroad
from Davenport 70 Iowa city.
Clinton County
Nine HBnd red Of prairie and btnsty seres oi
TIMBER land near Eiyira r. o, seven miles ffam by
on. CEnton Co., nesr:he Raiiroad' all chsee land,
y ell watered.
The above property will be sold on iibe raj credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and half from Prince
sixty acres 6rst rate land, well improved with
good houses. VIII be sold at q bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and any acres ane prairie lsad two
miles north Of Montezums, The county seat.
aeh i7-''a-du ..,c
100 acres unimprosed landtwo miles frsm Hickory
Grove, three mfles from Wnleott, ten miles from
Davenport we'll wstered.
I6oaeres ave miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
| very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one half milos from Court House On the
bluH, with superb views OF river and surrounding
country. small farm Of Is acres under the highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees The most beautiful lssd In The vicinity 1.-The
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of66 acres, 10 under cultivation, 20 OF tim
Der. 4 never failing stream runs through il. VIII
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
50 Acres Of choice prairie at a bargain.
At North Davenport,
A beautiful i've lot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

'NhHAM FOR DECEMBER. 49, Mr.. Eli Ad-
las received Graham for December
beautiful number.