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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-18

EA All lovers of fun and the mar
%velous, will be gratiied at the announce
ment that Mons. KING, the great Magi-
clan and Ventriloquist, will give one of
his novel and laughable entertainments
ct Z1MMERMAN's Hall, on Friday evening
next. We see nothing in looking over
the programme, to prevent even the most
fastideous from attending. From among
many notices of the press of Mons, KINGS
performances now on our table, we Sc
lect the following from the DaytO"
Times.
Monsieur King performed before a
crowded house last evening, at the City
Hall. We were present, and u sides
are yet sore from laughing SO heartily at
his comic droIlery and novel performan-
ces. we should Judge that he will have
a larger crowd this evening, az we hear
nothing else talked of to day, by u cit
liens. His performances are strictly
moral and is decidedly ahead of any we
have seen of the kind"
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DR.. PHILLIPS,

located in Mansfield, would respect.
I1fully inform the Females of Ashland and vicln-
ity, that he will hereafter visit Ashland once 9
month, and spend the first week of each month
with them in the treatment OF those diseases lnce
dent to the female system. We practice the French
instrumental, diagnosis and treatment of uterine
Giseasesand feel Confident from the unrivalled sue
cess with which our labors have been crowned in
many of the Eastern, as well, asthe Western citiees
that we will be able to relieve many that are SUI
fering from those functional dcrd1gements, ana MS
of the uterus; IsReorrhea, a1sa0rrhsq.
dysmenhOrrhea, menorrhagia, proldPsUs, aHtevsT;
sion, retr0persioH, reirofscti0R, acute netTftss care
incident to the female system. The ioli0vlng per
sons can be referred to, Albany, q: heV.S
N. S Hasting.
Syracuse N, Y. Mr.. B. sprague. proprietor o1the
Brentual Hotel, Mrs. A. sprAgue, M. anu Mis.rehS
cling.
Robertson Mr.. and Mrs. McClain, J, r. Semore,
ASIAN Ohio, Mr.. aad Mrs. Hall.
April 93, 1916.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Petition for Divorce.
Flizoba4b. E,,D;a0 Tn Court Of Common Pl

Petition for
Elizabeth Empiel In Court of Common Pleas
Edwin P. Employ of Ashland County, Ohio.
THE defendant, Edwin P. Empie, a non
Il resident of said County, is hereby notified
that the complainant, Elizabeth Empie, has
filed her petition in said Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland Couaty, against the said de-
riage contract existing between them, and al
20 for the restoration of her maiden name
Causes lledged-gross neglect of duty; and
willful absence from her for three years. The
said defendant is also hereby notified that de-
positions will be taken by the complainant in
the above entitled cause at the Law Office of
Amos Coe, in the City of Cleveland, Cuyaho-
1856, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. N and
4 o'clock p. NJ, of said day. and to eontlnEe
from day to day until the same are completed.
';AMOS COE,
Complainant's Solicitor.
June Is, 1856. 6w2t
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A HAIRY FIREsIDE.-Home is the
residence not merely of the body but of
the heart it is a place for the affec-
tions to unfold and develop themselves I;
for children to play in for husband
and wife to toll smilingly together and
make life a blessing. The object Of all
ambition should be to be happy at home,
FIVE are not happy elsewhere. It is
tho best proof of the virtues of a family
circle, to see o happy firesidc.
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PAPERS.


Last weeks Times nnounce that a
club of 100 subscribers for the Campaign
Tribune has been raised in this place,
and we hear of other efforts to circulate
it extensively in other parts of the Coun-
ty. We do hope Democrats will wake
up to the Importance of counteracting
this movement, by getting up clubs for
Democratic Campaign papers, many of
which are now offered at rates within
the reach of every man. None of the
means made use of by the opposition
US, have proved SO effectual in
Democrats over to their cause,
as this. Democrats, see to it that the
evil is corrected!
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E@ ~ strolling band OF Negro Min
~strels, styling themselves the "LUcA
Family" visited our place and gave a
Concert in the Basement of the 81. E..
Church, on Monday evening last. Of
their singing we have nothing to say
their Instrumental music, much oft, was
very god and was loudly aPplauded by
the audience. The-whole entertainment
wss spoiled. however, by the introduc-
tion of Il regular Abolition song in which
our own country was, of course, d~oncun-
ccd, and Canada eulogizcd as the land
of promise. 1t was very coolly receive ed
by the audience, it being even more than
our Black Republican friends had bar
gained for. We war; our Democratic
brethcren of the press against coante-
nancirg them, as their songs are suited
olly to an Abolition audience.
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Eve see that. arrangements hav

Es. We see that arrangements have
been made BY which par les who wish
to sec the land of the RIDGwAY CoMPA-
Ky can go at one time. A stage leaves
Tyrone every Wednesday morning. We
W uld suggest that persons who cannot 60
themselves would appoint a committee.
It will be a beautiful and interesting
trip, and from all we hear we believe
that visitors will be well satisfied aud
highly gratifed, 1t is much better to
settle in our own State, where it is
healthy, and a good cash market, than
emigratiug to the far West. 1t is claim
ed that this is as good as any Western
land, being limestone soil, and being un-
derlaid with bituminous coal. Parties
can easily satisfy themselves, and we re-
commend them 10 60.
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SHERIFE,S SALE

DY virtue of an order of sale in in the
d case of Warner & Loop and others against
John McCrory, will ex pose to public sale at the
store room of. McCroFy in the town of Minin in
Ashland county. Ohio. on the 26th day OF Aprii, A.
hands unsold, consisting of a large number afPlow
Points, a Lot of summer Clothing and Summer
Bats, also an assortment of Ribbons and sundrT
Terms of sale cash.
'-Ts = t ]. JONES, Sheriff.
April9 0, 1856, 44ts.pL.S 1.50
p. S-Place of sale removed to the door of
the Court House, in Ashland. and to continue
from day to do y until all is sold.
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OLD LINE WIGS RATIFx1NG.

There was a large and enthusiastic
ratification meeting at Erie, Pa, last
Tuesday evening, composed exclusively
of nOld Line Wings" all going for
n10ld Buck" They allowed no others
to participate in their meeting, and re-
solved for the first time in their lives to
support the Democratic nominees for
President and Vice President
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR rs DUE,

Quite a number of Democrats have
labored under the mistaken idea that
ore of our Representatives in the Dem
ocratic National Convention, voted
against Mr.. BUCHANAN uniformity on
every ballot until the last, thus willfully
misrepresenting his constituents. This,
we arc happy to say, is a mistake. W.
II. Gill, Esq, editor of the New Lis
bon Patriot, was Secretary of the Dele
ton from this State, and, by request,
has Published the votes of the Delega-
tion on every ballot, in his paper of the
18th inst. From these ballotings, cop
led from the official record, we see that
Messrs. AUSTIN and MARcHAED voted
on every ballot for MI. BUCHANAN.
OF course, ali good Democrats herea-
bouts will join with us in saying, well
done, good and faithful servants"
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AND RESTAURANT
Notice to Teachers.

These examinations will commence at ten
O'Clock A. M, and close at four O'Clock Z. n.
No applicant will be admitted after twelve "a.
Written testimonials of good moral character
signed by at least two. responsible persons;
will be required, which testimonials will Do
kept on file. No certificate. can be ante-dated,
No private examinations will be held.
s. M. BARBER,
Clerk of Board of Examiners.
Ashland, Dec. 26, 1855. 50-iV.
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* Any of our Black Republican
friends who would like to have our pa
per n year at 81, payable when b.
HAN is elected President, will please
forward their address.
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OF NEwBURGH,

have been invited, and are expected to
be present to address the Convention.
The Ashland Saz Horn Band will en-
liFensthe meeting with their soul-stir-
ring music, and the Ashland Gun Squad
viii be on hand with their BIG GUN!
Democrats of Ashland, again rally under
your glorious old banner, once more
flung to the breeze. Come up and tes-
fifty by your presence that you still cher
ish your principles, and that you heart
LILY approve of our nominations.
BY order of the Central Committee,
J. D. JONES, Chm.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET FOR 1856.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET FOR 1856
ForJudge OF the Supreme Court
r.E RUFUS P. RANNEY,
OF rRuNBULL- COUNTY,
For Member ofthe Board of Public Works.
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
OF PIcKAwAY COUNTY.
Vox State Commissioned Of Common Schools.
H. II. BARNEY,
aa5ESE aoF HAMILTON COUNTY.
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Admintstratrix,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and duai-
fled as Administrative of the estate of Hugh
Callan, deceased, late of Milton Township
Ashland County, Ohio.
juno ls. 1856. .3w2'
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aamini.trn1nr,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under,
IN signed has been appointed and 91al1hed
as Administrator on the estate of B-zN. kel.
logg, late of the town of Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, deceased.
ISAAC GATES, Admir-.
June Is. 1856. 3w2~
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RoAD SCRAPERS.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES ATTENTION.
THE best article in the above line can De nag
. al 1.-THE Foundryand Machine mop OF
March ~. 1877
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ELLSAOAS
Jr. OF Belmont
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, OF Butler
rs CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
LIST. Sheldon L. Kellogg, of Hamilton.
I'd. HenryF F. Sedan, Of Hamilton.
Sd. David CLARK, of Montgomery.
9TH. j. H. Thomas, of Darke.
5th. Edward Foster, of Williams.
9Th. Michael H. Davis, of Clermont.
It'll. William Crossen, of Warren.
9Th. William Kebshner, of Clark.
9th. George E. Seena, of Seneca.
10th. Levi DUNCAN, ofJackson.
18th. Alfred McVeigh, of Fairfield.
10Th. Jacob Sigh, ofFIanklin.
18th. John Tiff. of Huron.
18th. John G.. Myers, of Ashland.
18th. Joseph Burns, of Coshocton.
18th. James NJ. Gaylord, of Morgan.
18th. Benjamin P. Spriggs, ofNOble.
18th. Aiphonso Hart, of Portage.
18th. Henry II. Dodge, of Cuyahoga.
Goth. George G.. Gillett, of Ashtabula.
91s4 George Cook. Of Harrison.
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WAITED!

TWENTY-FIVE GOOD SEAMSTRESSES
l. to work on coats, pants, and vests, to
whom good wages will be given. Apply at
the Philadelphia Clothing Store .. apple
Co., Proprietors, Ashland, Ohio.
q. GREENWALD, Agent,
Ashland. June 18th, 1856.
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MILLER HOTEL,
Bakery and Restaurant!

TIHE subscriber announces that he still keeps
L open his we'll known Hotel, opposite the Samps
sci House Main Street, Ash and, for the accom-
inodation of SLe travelling public. BE hopes that
the liberal patronage here ofore EXTENDED hirr viii
be continued in the future He particularly in
vites his frien t + in the country to cali with him,
as his bills will always be ind very reasonable.
His table will constantly be well supplied, an&
good stabling for horses and a faithful Ostler will
always be provided. Boarding for private fami:
lies or single persons c n be had at reasonable
rates .
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT
In connection with the Hotel, he will also con-
tinue &c keep opsn his BAKERY and
RANT, where he viii at all lines keep on hand
Goafsctionaries. Pies, Bread, Cakes,
all kinds of Temperance drinks. and in short evil
cry luxury to be found onthe tables of first c1sSs
eating houses.
Ashland, Dec.5 5, 1855. 27-tf.
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Nervous Controlled and
Conquered.

OF all the various ills that detract from the ev-
joyment OF human life, most OF them may be traced
10 a disordered condition of We al nervous system.
The horrors Of Epilepsy, or Falling Sickness, arises
in most cases from this cause. Our readers may
remember on several occ esionsbefore we haave al
Iuded to the wonderful cures. or notifications OF
Fits, made by the Vegetable Extract Epileptie
Pills, invented and T repaired by DR.. Seth S. Hanee.
lof Ios Baltimore stieet, Baltimore. Md. We f,l
fully satisfied that these Pills have cured snme OF
the most stubborn cases OF Epilepsy, as well as the
milder forms of Fits, such as severe Cramps
spasms, &c. We now record the fact, that per-
sons will find these Pills equally efheacious in
curing every form ofnervous deb.lity:-no matter
whether manifested in the acute andexcruciating
form of Neuralgia; Tic -Coloreux. or Nervous Head
ache. the misery OF Dyspepsia or indigo stiou, the
suferings of R~heumatism or Govt. the melancholy
hallucination of depressed spirits or ~hysteria,
their eff cts will be equally happy.and certain.
Persons in the country can write to the inventor.
and have the medicine Forwarded to them by mail.
The prices are. one box, SO; two boxes SIS twelve
boxes $24 and sent to any psrt OF the country,
free of postage. Direct your communications to
SETH S. HENCE, lQe baltimore Street, Baltiliore,
Md.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-18

IL On the day of Mr.. Buchanan,s
nomination the Presbyterian Church in
Washington was struck BY lightning
EGchange.
And the Republican" party was
struck with CONSERVATION about the same
tinc.
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sP EOIAL pr E8.
MOTHER REMARKABLE CURE OF
Sparta, Caroline Co., Va, March. 1854.

SpdiLd1 OniOAAnc w. a. nAoIClly 1904.
Messrs. Bennett & Bees, Richmond
Gentlemen Your Oarter's Spanish Mix
ture has performed a remarkable cure in the
person of a servant man, afflicted with Seroffu-
la in the very worst form. So bad he become,
his eyes were entirely closed, and had
been SO for more than a year, As q last resort,
to try the mixture. We administered it ac-
cording to directions5 and wonderful to say, a
perfect cure has been effected. am satisfied
that no medicine equals "Garter's Spanish
Mixture +" as a purifier of the blood. 1t is ere
ating quite an excitement here and sells very
rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours truly, R. s. BRoADUS. ]
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E The Weevil is said to be very
thick in the Wheat in this section.
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Democratic Ratification
Meeting!

The DemocIa cy of Ashland County
are requested to meet in Mass ConVen-
ton at the Court House, in Ashland, on
Saturday, June 21st, 1856,
ut o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
ratifying the nominations of the recent
Democratic National Convention. Ap-
propriate resolutions will be offered
the time of holdingour County Conven-
tion will be fixed, and rules for the gov
ernment of the same dopted-and other
matters of general interest to the party
discussed.
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Democratic Presidential Electors.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jr. of Belmont.
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, OF Butler.
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HYMENTAL.

MARRIED, on the 5th inst, by DANIEL
CAMPBELL, Esq, Mr.. JACOB BENTZ to Miss
NANCY A. SINGER, all Of Orange Town
ship. Ashland County, Ohio.
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cNCT SluCO TSllltiuCu. w S1ON ALSOA A
Father ofhis Country was never a alive Amer
lean. This American excellence never be-
longed to hin."
We might rest this refutatiQn Of the
charge of Native Americanism prefer
red against Mr.. BUCHANAN here, with
the full assurance hat the people would
be fully satisfied as to its falsity. On
our outside, however, We give a brief
speech from Mr.. BUCHANAN, in which
he endorses fully every plank in the
Platform adopted by the Convention
which nominated him. we therefore
quote the following resolution, takenfrom
the Platform, which nails to the counter
the base falsehood which we lave refu-
ted in this article, and pledges Mr. BU-
c~HANAN's opposition to every principle
now advocated by the Know Nothing
order.
"REsoLvED, That the foundation Of this
union of States having been laid in, and its
prosperity, expansion and its p~re-emineht ex-
ample in free government built upon entire free
dom in matters of religious Government, and
norespect of persons in regard to rank or place
of birth, no party can bejustly deemed national,
constitutional, or in accordance with American
principles, which bases its exclusive orgeniza-
ton upon religious opinions and accidental
birth place. And hehce'a political crusade in
the ninteenth century and in the United States
of America, against Catholics and foreign
born, is neither justified by the past history or
the future prospects of the country, nor IN uni
son with the spirit of liberation and enlarged
freedom which peculiarly distinguishes the
American system of Popular government"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

Ca Monday evening last, Hon. John
] Hutchinson, from Kansas, replied !" Rock
aul to the speech Of Judge Douglas Of
H. p.eyous Saturday afternoon. The
s,ing y, as prolonged until u o'etocL.--
''he Adps' ttSsr aays Oft:
Never have We witnessed 4 gathering
l. which - unanimous a sentiment Of dir
/ ust@ss manifested at the course Of Doug
b., or So manifest disposition 10 listen TO
h. words Of truth from living witness
against HIN The speech OF Mr.. Hutehin-
bon as necessarily prolonged until late
hour, but the interest never hagged from
h. FIRST end the outrageous conduct OF
Douglas and the Administration in the
premises, fell upon the ears of the audience
syith force aud effect which will never be
'orgoten His reply 10 Douglas was full
snL conclusive and the manner in which he
exposed the levity OF the "ilttle giant over
he murders and outrsges committed under
b. suspices, was scatbng to tie last de
gree"
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MURDER AT HAmfToE, ILL.--Last Mon
day. at Hampton, quarrel occurred on the
Diving Bell No. 8, between two hands, re-
IsuIting in the death of one Of them. Some
difficulty had existed between The men,and
dnrna the day the murderer picked up q
billet Of wood, walked up TO his antagonist,
and hit him on the head, knocking him in.
To- the river. This morning the body had
rot yet been recovered The murdered
nun wa. an Irishman. The Individual who
committed the act left Hampton at once,
through the assistance OF another, and was
found this morning at the depot asleep,
ing it is supposed for ths departure Of the
ears He WIS at once arrested, He is
row n custody, az well q. the individual
who assisted his Escape, The whole affair
viii pass through a legal investigation
Rock Islander
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1udp Douglas should 60 d1wn 10 Egypt
Whsr6 Aey neither print nor read nswspa.
pers 10 retail his silly ,aIsehoods in relation
TO To- action Of The Anti-Nebraska men,
ber5 81 Congress.
We viii notice Two which occurred in
has speech last night.
lie stated that the Fremont members OF
Congress voted TO discontinue all indict-
meEts loi crime III Kansas. ana to prevent
others iron being obtained.
He knows ami every body else knows
that the proposition was 10 discontinue in
dctments tor political offences alone. D..
The second was that the Fremont mem,
tiers voted against the repeal Of the nefa
| IiUus laws Of Kansas.
The very last thing that Douglas did vas
| 10 vote to defeat the bill of MIR. Crittender
repeating these laws, while every Fremont
| Senator voted in favor of the bill,-Chicagt
! Dg5u
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r5st once CALCULATIONS between Tho 0 statss
and Canada

Washington. Sept, 10.
The 4Gnples additional to those OF March,
1851, between the post Office department
81 Canada and the United States. providing
a. the exchange Of letters between The
tso countries, will 90 into effect the lst of
October next. The fret article provides
Hd15tiers sllsdged to be vliuable. posted
IN any post office in the United States or
Il. territories, and addressed to Canaea or
postage IA Canada addressed 10 the United
Stata {. 4ui deliverable h. any Of the re-
spactiYe otnaes oi exchange, to be thence
conveyed to then destination shall be reg
istafpd at the Office Of mliiing on the appli-
cation Of the person posting the same, pro-
r.ied dat the full postage chargeable
thereon TO the destination, together with
III, f2pisiIation fee of FIVE cents be paid at
@u, Ii mailing; and provided also that such
rrgistraltsH shall not be compulsory, and
shall nor render The respective post office
daphttmenta Of the United States or Cana
d. uf theit revenues liable for the losa Of
'u'h letters or packets or the contents Their
Vi. The fee is to accrue to The u s. post
office department upon all registered let
ters sent from the u. s TO Canada, and 10
the Canada posi- Office department upon all
registered letters sent from Canada 10 the
United States
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r.SatS new Hos riding School for Young Ladies' and
\ Misses located in Iowa City, will opeu on Tues
day, Sept. goth. An accomplished corps OF teach.
spacious sud elegantly furnished Scp0ol aud re-
citation Ta Hud ABILITIES for The study of Music
Fine fis aad Of Ihr Solids must ahorc advantages
superior 10 any institution West OF the Mississippi
ald ca uaI T.. any Seminary ia the country. The prn
opal . r one u the teachers i'll meet the ladies
Davenport who wish 10 attend the school on app
caiioa. For circulars or board address
Aug lIIg -Sm ]. II. WOOD. Agent.
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STEAMBOAT AHABIA SuEK-To TAIL Loss,
We learn from passenger on the cars,
VINO came to that point on The Railrosd
packet Cataract, dat the steamboat Ara
bs sunk, on Thursday evening, in fifteen
lcrt water, about one mile below Pafkyille,
aud will be total loss 4 portion of her
cargo may be saved in a Damaged condition,
The Cataract took off her furniture, etc,
and landed it at Parkyille,
The Arabia was owned by Capt. W Ter
rim and Capt, g. w. Boyd Captain and
ir,t clerk. She was three years old, and
worth probably $4,000. We have not
learned whether she was Insured.
81. Louis IrtelligeRCsrl 9H.
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.aa If the best lhrms "a Scalt County, 3i4 acres
ouiY miles from Davenport, I75 acres fence, a
tWa good wells large house rooms, static, gu
LGtldihg=, ats.