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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

OFFICIAL. CoRHuPTIoS.-The weakest
shack out" that we have read so long as we
can remember, is that contained in the Dem
ocrat of yesterday morning in reply to the
communication Of Arundel" that appeared
in the Gazette of Saturday morning. The
charge preferred against the Governor of
appropriating the sum OF $4,000, is explain
ed away on the plea of it being a typograPh-
ical error-a cypher more than was intended!
at is confessed" says the Democrat, "that
the S55 900 debt is not due until January
1857, and that the Governor took possession
of the S40,O 900 last week" This is a shame
full perversion of truth and shows the despe
ration TO which the Democrat is reduced.
"Arunder' stated, that there were but from
forty to fifty thousand dollars in the Treasu-
nv, of which twelve thousand had been ap-
propriated to The construction of the Insane
Asylum and several thousands for repairs on
the Penitentiary. The. Cover. left Iowa City
early the morning following the passage Of
the act, 30 that it is presumed he did not
take one dollar of the appropriated money
with him, indeed it is we'll known that no
did not take any, as in the first place he had
no Use for it, in the second place if there
were any fear of him appropriating 1t to
e~lectioneering purposes, the Democrats at
the capital were quite as discriminating as
our neighbor and would not have permitted
him to have it, and in the third place, the OBJ
ject of the appropriation was in part to as
certain how the financial affairs of the
School Superintendent stood.
As to the investigation by the Legislature
of DR.. Ead's accounts the following from
the Republican willinform our readers wheth'
er the Democrat is right when it asserts that
''on investigation it transpired that DR.. Eads
was accurate, just and upright in the dis
charge of his official duties"
"Ths report of the committee appointed
by the Legislature will prove that DR.. Fad.
made a wilful misstatement to the Legisla-
ture, and has been caught in it; and that he
has taken liberties with a public fund en-
trusted to him, which proves him as unwor-
thy of confidence as II financial officer, as
he is destitute of fitness for the office OF SUI
perintendent of Instruction. Nothing OF
personal feeling against the DIR. prompts to
such Il statement. 1t is the conviction o.
the whole Legislature"
We have not one word further of com
nent. The above statement was placed Oh
record at the capital during the sitting of the
malfeasance in office of DR.. Eads might no
have received the publicity it has, had it no
been for this ill-advised attack on the Gov
ernor.
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Later from Mexico.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Herald has
advices from Mexico Of July 9Th, which
state that Secretary Marcy had sent a pro-
position to Prest. Comonfort 10 purchase
another slice of Mexico. Marcy's offer, it
is stated, is $50 700, 600 for the 31st paral-
lei of latitude for the boundary line to the
Gulf of California. President Comonfort
refused to entertain the proposition. The
departure of the Spanish fleet was held as
a triumph of Mexican diplomacy. Comon-
forts decree of the sale Of Church property
was hailed with great popular enthusiasm,
and an immediate rise in the valuation OF
Government Stocks followed. The Gov.
ernor of Pueblo had expelled the monks of
the Order OF st. Vincent de Paul, and they
have consequently removed the city Of
Mexico,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

Ole BULL.-We notice that Ole Bull
gave u = Nucert at st. PaW last Tuesday
evening. To-day is the latest date al
which he intended to be in Davenport
We presume he will be along pretty soon
and though we have had such an uncommor
number Of various kinds of advertisement!
this summer, we doubt not that the renown,
ed ~violinist will be greeted by n full house
whenever he makes his appearance.
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Surplus ofthe year carried, = 1850 81
To Cr. SAFETY Fund o contingent
reslryr. ----.------ $3.50 SO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22
NEW STORE ATD

NEW 0xU68 ALL
NJ eooa0.
ExrRAonDlnAa lev R1lc1s.
S4O,O0O WORTH
Chcapes, and best goods ever shown In . wsssssa
CHARLES FISH,
Second etrsss, opposite the xso1aiye xsass.
formerly Fay erothsral
Has just received large addition y hi hA ed
SUMMER G0ODe.
Rich FlOuneed six Robes,
Flouncsd Grenadfne- Robes;
Jasps and chsne Baress RoSss.
-ALso-
Rich Jaspe and Chene
PLAIN AND STRIPED SILKH.
| Plain and colored Poalt do Sole Glacsss
Rich Printed Fouiaids
ofeyery description and style.
DRESS GOODS.
Tissue, Grenadines, Grape Narets, CAalli, Dslsiass.
Barsges. J.eonsts, Organdies, Lawns, Ac., &c.
MOURNING GOODS,
Of every Descr ipti0n.
EM BROlDERIES AND LACDa. !,
complete in every P:rseu1.r;
Long aud Square Brochs,
Prinledand Broche StellaE
0Aho N0AGoSlSop
Silk Tibet aud Caahmsre Shavis and eeash.
Plain and Embroidered Cape shAvls.
bonnet and TRIIHWu Ribbons.
HOUSEKEEPING COCOA
| ofevary description.
HOSIERY, &C.
Alarge assortment OF knglish and German mt
and Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Ains, Gs.
Spragae's, Merimacs, Cocheos, And ell ne baae
makes OF
AMERICAN PRINTS.
Very Cheap.
ENGLISH PRINTS,
n DEBEGEB.
HEAVY BROWN s~HRKTlN0s.
And a variety Of Domestic and other Goods, - WIKI
we would Invite the attention Of the Ladies' and Gents
OF Dayenportand to the trade.
Wholesale and Retail.
CHARLRS Fl1A,
may27 I'd 81. opposits Il Claire neaes
AOrMby y .NltlIste1,
CA1PRNTE11 AND DUILD11A.
sHor, corner VI Main and Park ss., DsvesPesL L.
wa. june - ~ al
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REPUBLICAN NoMsArIoss.-The ticket
presented by the County Convention on last
Saturday, shows the democratic consistency
of the Republican party more than words
can express, In a time OF common DANGER
men of all parties unite and merge petty dli-
fs,ences into the general good. That men
feel that the interests OF their country are
endangered, is evident from the facility WIN
which they are laying aside all OF their old
;ssue. and meeting upon one common ground
for mutual protection. In the ticket homi-
mated on Saturday WI see Democrats
Wings, Know Nothings, Anti-Know Moth
ings, Germans and Americans all laying
aside their old predictions and unltlng as
brothers in opposition to the extension OF an
owl that absorbs every other question and
threatens to dissolve the happy union oil the
States. This is true democracy, it is the
voice of the people, and il will be heard,
rtorcb there are candidates on that ticket
whose political course heretofore we canhot
approve OF, yet for the sake OF harmony and
because we know that they are right upon
ME question of the day, we are willing to
overlook all past differences and put our
sboulder 10 the wheel in the endeavor to
slsct them. We cannot suppose that these
men have changed all of their old principles
because thew are now acting with the Re
publican party; they no doubt have the same
ideas in regard to national and State policy
,ha, they formerly entertained, but these
questions are not at issue now, all of the old
r%o,i,ieal measures are settled, dead or for
gotten, and the great question now pending
is the principle of extension Of slave terrific
nv. If our candidates and co-laborers be
right on that question, we care not If they
advocate free trade and a sub-treasury, nor
what other absurdity may find n resting
place in their minds, we can give them the
right hand of political fellowship and meet
them on common ground and do battle for
our country and the rights of man. We
stand not alone, thousands occupy the same
position; they feel the importance of the
present canvass, and they are willing to
NEE, the pseudo Democracy upon the issue
it has sprung upon the country.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22
Fifty Cents per o p

The last number will contain the returns
from all the States, showing without doubt
the triumphant election of Fremont and
Dayton.
,rv and show the Slave Oligarchists that
re spirit of the revolutionary sires is not yet
crushed out in the North. Republicans!
send in your names, You have friends al
the East who would like to see a Western
naner. send them u copy OF the Weekly Ga
zette for the Campaign. Form clubs, sen,
in the names, circulate the documents and
the day will be ours.
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CAMPAIGN GAZETTE.

In order to place as much political inior.
ua,ion as possible before the people of Iowa
--;or 10 the Presidential election and to ac-
a,.irt them fully with. the merits of the can
,,,, and the necessity for every man doing
ii. duty. we propose to send the WEEKLY
c.zrrrE, now the largest paper in the State
of Iowa to subscribers from the l7h Of July
n ne lsM Of November inclusive, for the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

An AFFRAy.-Two Irishmen named
Patrick and John Maroney, got into a dif-
~iculty on one Of the ferry-boats yesterday,
aud one Of them was pretty badly beaten.
Two trials in consequence took place, one
before Esquire Congdon, and the other be-
fore Esquire Eagal, the Maroneys having
sued the boat hands for an assault. and
Capt. Robinson having prosecuted the Ma
roneys for assaulting one or more of the
boat hands. In this double state OF the
case, il was entirely impossible to arrive at
any satisfactory knowledge OF the origin OF
the difficulty, and we accordingly adjourned
our investigation, and concluded to wait for
the d eeision Of the Justices.
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The Railroad Calamity.

PHILADELPHIA, July l9.--The dead of The
railroad catastrophe as far as ascertained
amount to Sc, including six unrecognized.
The wounded as far as known number IS,
many very seriously-their deaths hourly
expected.
Contributions for the relief of the suffer
ers are being taken up. Over $1,000 nave
already been received at the Enquirer ofic
Mr.. Moriarty delivered an Grafton over
the remains of father Sheridan ut st.
Michael's Church.
The Coroner has commenced an isvesti-
cation.
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BuRGLARIEs.-The Rock Islander says
that on Friday night a number OF houses in
that city were entered by men disguised as
women, and a considerable amount OF
money and other valuable articles stolen.
They effected an entrance by an instrument
termed a%"little Jimmy" which is CO astruc-
ted SO as to clasp tightly the key within,
and turns it with the greatest ease.-
They robbed L. ]. Buford of a gold watch
worth two hundred and fifty dollars, and
about $4,000 in cash. The Islander trusts
that immediate actien will be taken to rid
its city of the scamps now prowling around.
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- miles from Davenport, 30 acres, 60 acresin cui-
~tiyation, IL acres splendid timber, balance prairie
large orchard, running water, good house, stable
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aar0 warf.
T. CLOSE& cos. L U


WE are now prepared, to offer deaIery and con
w sn,DeY. al rss stock 81 Heavy and Shell Hard
ware, upon terms aud prices which cannot fai 70 SUIT
We propose 10 this eolgmn 70 keep onf cusiofaen
posted IN In hardware matters and Invite calls IRON
our friends who desire fair dealing
For cash we propose 70 sell at q small advance
1000 kegs Nails. Call soon for bargains 10 mans.
r. CLOSE n co.
EIRE King Safes the only gen Iiae kial ior sale
II cheap by L. CLOSE x GO.
IL r.. LOS & co.'s.
SAwe, Circular, Mulsy and Gross Cut, aarranted
10 at T. CLOSE " co.'s.
IRON Axes, Thimbie sksins and Springs, at
" sale at =. CLOSE q CO.'S.
TABLE and Pocket Cutlery. a large stock for sail
i low at r. CLOSE d co.'s.
DUMPS, Force Lifting and chaia pumps for sails at
T LIGHTNING Rodsand Iasulators 90 sale at
II 4. CLOSE IL O'S.
T FAD Pipe ofall sizes from 4 70 sig;, :or sale at
wv II. CLOSE q COrs
GARDEN Tools Of every description at
III 4. CLOSE e. cos.
Guns, Rife and Pistols best e q Taosr f@ q 1s o,s Sow
- l.. CLOSE X CO.'S.
N +. CLOSE Z cos.
II Il. CLOSE & cos.
L 4. q co.'s.
pLACKSMITH'S Tools, bellows, Anvils, Ham
ID mers, for sale low at r. o & co.'s.
RoPE-Maniliaa d Hemp, all sizesat oo
IL r. CLOSE IL CO.'S.
ENGISE, Car and Signal Oil for sale By the barrel
II or gallon at II. CLOSE s co.'s.
CAV Mandrels of all sizes from / inch to 3 in. for
sale at T. CLOSE * co.'s.
Farmers will find the best assortment of Ames' and
n other make of sho 'els, Spades, scoops, Hoes
CHAINs, Log, OK, B%indinsf Trace, Halter and
" L. CLOSE d. co.'s.
lou T. CLOSE X cos.
do Scythe Snaths, best pate m, at
zlUU T. CLOSE q co.'s.
TNNNER'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i and Zinc, for sale at 7. CLOSE IL CO'5.
SADDLERY and Coach Trim mings al very low
~ prices, at I. CLOSE 81 cos.
WHITE Lead in Oil, +. Close and Co. Brand,
w justreceiyed, warranted the best in market.
at 7. CLOSE & cos.
r INsEED Oil by the barrel or gallon at
IL L. CLOSE 81 cos.
CASH, Glass and Putty at low prices at
- Il. GLoSE 81 cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

FRUIT SroRE.--Our old friend, VIM. C.
Cotes, has opened an extensive fruit estab-
ishment on East Brady street above Front,
IN the stand formerly occupied by Wicker
sham g. Hicks. Dealers can purchase there
all kinds of fruits in their season as low as
they can be imported,
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yesterday they had a live man on exhibitions
who was represented to be nothing more
than il skeleton with the skin stretched over
it. Some Of our friends maintained that it
was the identical James Buchanan, and that
he had become thus a~ttenuated from deple-
ton in the effort to find that drop Of Demo-
cratic blood.
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ARREsTEp-A man who registered his
name as C. Sprague, was arrested in Rock
Island on Friday evening on a charge of
stealing two horses in Cincinnati. He hired
the horses and neglected TO return them.
Information of the theft had been received a
number Of days ago by the Rock Island pc
lice, and they recognized and arrested the
individual as soon as he made his appear
nnrs
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Fire in Brooklyn-Tity Families burnt out

Fire in Brooklyn Fifty 2 antilles burnt out
New York, July ia destructive fire
occurred in Forman street, Brooklyn, early
this morning, burning a naval store depot,
owned and occupied BY Seth r. Robbins.
a large stock Of tar, rosin and turpentine,
together with q dozen wooden dwellings,
were destroyed; the latter were occupied
by about 80 Irish iamilies. Loss unknown.
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A Pno-sLAyrRr MrErrso.-The Pro.slr

a P~Ro-SLAvERY MEETING.-Th Pro-Slrs
very men Of Davenport had n meeting of
their club at lie Claire on Saturday evening
last. A large number went from this place,
but as a larger number attended from LIE
Claire, we understand that the Fremont men
voted them down at their own meeting, and
ended it by giving a hiss for little Dow and
three cheers for Fremont. We cannot APP
prove of this way the Republicans have of
voting down the Pro-Slavery party at their
own meetings. They will become entirely
disheartened and make no effort at opposi-
ton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

PROBABLE MURDER Suspicious, we UNI
derstand, are entertained that the man sup
posed TO have been drowned at Rock Is
land was murdered. Two men, it is said
have been arrested on suspicion of having
murdered him.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

PLEASURE TRIp.-On Sunday last a com
pany of Germans illustrated the truth Of the
p%roverb ''coslum non aaimum mutaat, qui
trans mare %currunt," by making a pleasure
trip a few miles down the river on the
steamer J. Mckee. Such is the way they
do things in the old country, and though the
custom is foreign to American habits and
traditions, it is as natural to Europeans as
any national usage which is observed by us.
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sPAHKOWGKAss PAPERS,

nR living In the country, price Loo
OBunsby Papers, by Brougham 1909
Dc Quincyis Memorials. 2 vols. lisa
Columbia, from the French, "a
LINDA, or the young pilot oil the Belle Creole,
by Mrs. z. l.. Hentz, l,2J
Salad for toe Social, i,2j
Married not Mated, " LOO
Bcrenice, LOO
Second Mari age, O daughters trials, " IS
Island Of Cuba, BY Hum6elt, l,2
lntr Oduction to Social Science, I. 65
Pniliy and Kit ,or life and raimsnt, Lev
The Heroes, or Fairy Tales, rs
Jsst received and for saleat
at ''The Iowa Book Rooms"
SO Brady St., near the Post Office,
May3I ELI ADAMS d co.
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U MUCILAGE.

l. OR Bankers, Law yeIs, Counting Houses, &c, In
II large and small bottles, with aud without screw
caps anu brushes-at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 30 Brady ST., near the Post Office,
9th mo 9Th XII ADAMS d. co.
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iowa CITY,

G..y g. oyiATr, al tho old stand known as Inc
aty Auction Rooms, Iowa City, are Agents ioi 'he
p,yepport Gazette. Subscribers TO our Daily can
on,.in their papers every morning by calling a''he
.hoxe stand.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

ALMOST 4 FIRE.--We understand that
Renwicks' saw mill caught on fire yester-
day forenoon, but fortunately the flames
were discovered in time and ~extinguished
with the water which is always kept in the
tank. A very fortunate escape upon which
which we congratulate our friends Rem
wick.
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BUILDING LOI
IN SCOTT 0 h IOWA

No The E I ofthe n w I Sec T78 NRa B sosss
SIN IS il T7slEsK g. s.s:.
the Railroad 9 miles from Dsvsnpon.
No THE W l Of the : ! Of sec 10 T7sNRsn
No.s--The i E tofs wi oissei 20 NR II y
acress milesfrom davenport.
- he = q ne ? q Sea- 7 e 2. n
No 6-ase "A, 00asrss in Secs y 4 lST77NR4k,
upon the Mississippi River, = mile. fre. Dsyselsn.
Improved layns.
An improved farm of9s5 acres ON tbs Misiasippi River.
IL miles isom davenport, 60 acres in cultivston. Loo bseks,
Twoinpnpved ARMS three miles from Dsysnport.
Houses and Lots in DGvsapegt. sa
No3O-Ffne brick house on Oh 81. hstwesa Hard.
son and Ripley ss Excellent we'll, sosd aasis, As.
Nosi---Eood frame House, , rooms, seod ven, r..
Loteaxssl on Brad, near Loesst p
n a6-alots on Brady st., sor. q Csllags, slsIs0
each.
q, \; K.ls, z s5-Io0 .ssss. near nssas 1ass
So.4i-s = e &c g 7 g 2 e y lso ssssa.
No. 4a-s Z and \ W aofssc : 7 n Rl3 " ~
No. 4s-s W i and N W / Of .sesTnRnwss
IN MAHAsKA COUNTY.
No As W frac: ! Of ssesT5 g 3 ls ~ srss.
N o .45-S w 1 Of sec IS TT X Is w 10 aaroe.
No. CIV Of N 3 and s ! OIL W ! ofsse II r
~ X IA 100 acres, timber.
In BENTON COUNTY.
No. 47-N E of see IS T 90 q w 100 seres.
IN MUSCATINE COUNTY.
No. CIV / o. n W / Of sse - ~ . serss
Z miles from Nuscalns, 5 from tunedoa. Apply 70
IN GRUNDY COUNTY.
No. 4e-SW ! ofsec 2 z 81 l6 " leo aer0.
No. 50-S ofsec ; IS r II w ~ acres.
Ne. 5l-W I of K 1 OF sec 7 X u N = aesan.
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. SEE tofN q Of sec 8 T 81 z 30 W . saees.
$50. In CEDAR COUNTY.
No. 5&9s of y 81 Of sec IT8a RI W . assss.
No. H and Lot, Store and atoek e eeele.
wILLIAMALLKN,
General Land Aeass.
Feb 6-dtf OMcs Post onea Huil1lne.
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MUSIC MUSIC! MusICg

TINE DAVENPORT INDEPENDENT BRASS
land having vt great expense procured new
and suitable music for almostany occasions, WIZ
nounce TO the citizens of this city and the neighooi-
ing cities and towns, that they are latly eParsus W
ofthe hubble. "A IL, DuMoNT, Sec.
\ SU i3m
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julius Lytance,
r 4 " u A n Il a

l. Il ND A ZEN r,
oaice in Atkinson's Block, Second Street, between
Main and Brady.
tftACRES large beautiful Timber, 20 miles from
Ill Davenport, price $50 per acre; will be diyid-
ed to suit pu rchaSe. IS.
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Lat N 9 w g.
Washington Items.

Washington, July l9.-During the Her
bert trial this forenoon, Mr.. Brooks came
into Court and paid his fine Of $500, and
S85 costs.
II is now said that Edward Stiles, of Pa.
has been appointed Consul to Vienna.
The report of the majority Of the Kan
sas Commission makes l 200 octave pages.
The design Is to call up the Kansas con.
tested election case next week.
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c4O acres highly improved farm 8 miles nom Dav'
euport, 300 acres IN eliiuSatioH, good board fence
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
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Wau.Bun
Sectional Maps of Iowa.

Wau.Bun.
OAR the Early Day" in the North. West, by Mrs. John
" ii. kenzie. Price S2,25.
Sectional Maps Of Iowa.
DARKERS New Map in Cases. Price $3.50
Mounted and vanished 1or offices, &c, 800
at 1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 80 Brady St., near the Post Office
ELI A * 90.
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,
Lam GENTS.
Office in Ahinson's block, Second Street, be
toeen Brady and Main.
OFFER fOrsale the following valua e Real Es-
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near the corner o
9. Six lots on the south west corner Of Fourth ard
3. Six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock.lsland Streets
AIIthe above lots are well situated and in parts of
the city most rapidly improving and will be soido on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
ST OFFS. E.. s. % 7. 70 \. Ranges west 60 acres.
ne (. T. ofs. l., . :, ssT 3 4. Range vest st 20 acres.
The above lands are III on the line of the railroad
from Davenport TO lowaCity. -
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres of prairie and ninety scres of
timber land near Elyira p. o, seven miles from Ly-
ons. Cl,Hton Co., near The Railroad; all choice land,
well watered. Is
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and a half from Prince
ton. sixty acres dTst rate land, Wen improved with
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and Atty acres 6ne prairie land two
miles north of Montezuna, the county seat.
Men 1850" seott ca.
100 acres unimproved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
l6Oacres 1--we miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-haif milos from Court House on the
bluff, with superb views of river and gu rroundng
country. A small farm of i5acres under the highest
state Of cultivation aud well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful lapd in the vicinity o 1.-THE
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres, 40 under Guilty. alton. 20 OF Tim.
Der. Anever failing stream runs through it. VIII
besold very cheap. 9Sl
Near Walcott.
so Acres Of choice prairie at a bargain.
At North Davenport,
A beautiful five acre lot.