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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-05

<ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-A man who
s4cd himself James Kelly, escaped from
the Eikton Jail Oh Monday night last. He
WAS committed for breaking into Mr.. Mes
bits store in Port Deposit, and was, we I'M
dcrstahd. one - party Of prisoners who
escaped, sHSSst time ago, from the New
Castle, Del. Jail. On Monday afternoon.
during the absence of the Sheriff, the key OF
the front door of the Jail was broken in the
lock SO that the door could not be opened.
The prisoners had been let ont in the iaii
yard, us usual, during the day, and owing to
the breaking of the key could not he put
back in their cells. During th. ni.ht Kelly
naloged to scale the yard Mall and cscnrc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-05
j a Nj H;S wills ON,
GENUINE
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c.

l. on hand Il large and wcu selected stock
of PAINTS. OILs. WINDOW GLASS, puTTY, Q
DYE-SrurrI. NAHNIsHEs. BRrsnEs: PER ~
FrMERY, AND Fancy ARTICLES, Tobacco, IL
Snuff, Srgars. Fine Soaps, Matches. Spices.
Starch, Indigo, Pomade, Hair OH, Hair
Btush IS. Tooth Brushes, Shaving Brushes.
Pocket Combs, Fine Tooth Combs. &c. &c.
tLJ-Purc Wines and Brandies for Mc,iic
nal Purposes.
Our Medicines are selected with care, and
warranted us represented. Country Orders
promptly filed on the most rca soma bic terms
DJ-Physicians' Prescriptions accurately
aud carefully compounded. April l2--y.
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iG.f received ard
i ! NAY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

200 G j$i2i5 So"'''"' y ''''" ' i. z = 4 D,
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rare chance 10 secure
"A IN q hle Ea I'm inn Iandr In rrt,,

AZ shall continue ts receive and gay cut the
w notes of tho above Banks (as We have done
heir orgsnization) the 18th INST ard iill
further notice. tJanl2l COOK SARGENT.
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4ar0 ware.
CLOSE & CO.'S. COLUMN


..vIare now prepafcd t. offer dealers aad con
! W surners a lirge siocs Of Heavy ard Shell aafl
are upon te mn and ptiees which canH0t ia 70 SIT
.Te propose Ia tbs column 10 Keep oar cust0s'f
Dsted up In hard matters and inytta ca'ls if2h
| sur friends who desire TAR deaiaGs
tus cash We pfopOas sell Ht snail adN@Hat
!ju0 kess Nails Can so2n ior v4fgaias, W aal2
.NRGEtaysarsstae aog ssgttgs hqa tot rg s'le
| 4 cheap by T. Cho'E . 20
| | '' 1. oLosE q co.'s.
,Aw Circular aIa'ey and Cog. ca, , Gnig
IRON Axes, Thmbts sEelns and sprlngs,
L T. CLOSE i CO.'S.
AEreNrEKs' Tools Of SER . asss1 4 vs. Or
4RLE and Pocket gallery ,sfgs ;!oss t f9T :aIo
low al. I. 'i."st -" cos.
DUMPS Force Hiding and Chain pamlPs ior saig at
+ IGHTSlSG Rodsand Gnsalatots e. sale q
II r. CLOSEs% cos.
FAD Pipe ofall sEe' from 2 9ts or c sss at
OU T. CLOSE 8 co.'s.
,ARDEN Tooisofefcfy deso5iPt lon a ro.s
USs, ias aud Pistols, oos' qassi5ty 2t sa h.5 low
groves and riav.r. which v.li bes2d eaeaP at
MOVES Portable erss ~nls. o..., co.y
IL +. CLOSE 4 CO.'S.
DACKlNG, Hemp and Rubber Tor sale at
l. T. CLOSE C co.'s.
pGAcKsMlrH's fools, Bsllons, A. AeyIIa, d Ham
ID mers, for sale low at r. CLOSE q co.'s.
popE-ManiIIaa d Hemp, ~ !; s,1 9sg CO.'S
ENGINE, Car aud Signal OIL fot sale by the barrel
II OF gallon st I. CLOSE = CO.'S.
cav Nandrels Of all sizes from, inch to il: for
> sale at y. CLOSE s. co.'s.
FARMERS vii! hnd the best assortment Of Ames' and
L other make Of sbe els, spades, scoops, Hoes
Forks, ac.Ja T, CLOSE Il tp'S.
ss. sh hGs OK a"'" T ttosr n2 Coz saa
CoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters forsale low at
u 4. CLOSE & cos.
l.)U 4. CLOSE 4 CO.'S.
Inn do. Scylhe Snatns, best pattern,
lDO 4, CLOSE Il cos.
fENNNER'S Stook-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
L and Zinc, for sale at 4. CLOSE ~ CO.'S.
CADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at very low
- prices, at 7. CLOSE Il cos,
WHITE Lead in oil. T. q ose aad Co, Brand,
w jnstreceYod, = lTfauted the best in market
at +. CLOSE & co.'s.
| tNsEED Oh BY the barrel o. Gallon az
IL +. CLOSE & co.'s.
~AsH, GLASS and Patty ct low prices at
- T'GLOSE s. cos.
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Fremont 81.
Buchanan 81.
Fillmore ls.

another vote taken on the Rock Island
and Chicago Road on Friday gAYs similar
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22
Tuy DAILY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,
AGENTS FOB THE GAZETTE.
HOTEL. A hotel has Just been erected

HOTELS A hotel has Just oeeh efecteu
:, 81 Paul which with its furniture, the
Rionesr says, cost $4,000, This ia =
nrettv good item, and we don't know OF any
enterprise in which the one half or two.
,h;rds of that sum could be more probably
located, than in the erection OF another
GOOD hotel in our city Several have been
oroiected ,his season, but we believe they
have all fallen through We do hope the
n,enarations may be made this winter for
The early commencement in the spring oil
ho,el that will be an honor TO our city.
While upon the subject we would Just re-
mark that the L. Claire House is having
another addition put to it on the south that
,,fl make it much more convenient and
srocious. and that the Scott House is being
oyerwhelmed by additions, the main part
having been carried up four stories with
an addition to the west larger than the orig
ipal three story building. When compile
rcd it will be one Of the largest hotels in the
city.
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La { Q st NJ Q W ..
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS,
RUFfiAss MARCHING AGAINST LAWRENCE.

| RuFfiAss MARCHING AGAINST LAWRENCE
| The Latest neWsWe have from IL nsaa
Is the following from the Lexington EXPIRES
| of the l4th
| We have little or no peWA worth relating
and especially little that is encouraging I Q
| the South. Gen. Reid, a reliable and in.
| intrepid officer, from his camp on indian
Creek, proceeded 20 Cedar creek and on
| Thursday morning last proceeded thence il
Is supposed to cooperate with Gen. Rich
ardson who is commander n-chet OF the
Territorial militia. Reid is said to have
with him abodt 600 men. and at his con-
| JUNCTION with Richardson il is supposed the
combined forces mmt diately proceeded to
Lawrence. Whether a collision has fol-
lowed or Wi follow this movement i Is
impossible to say, as large body Of nited
States troops are understood to be in tho
neghborhood of lecompton AND Lawrence.
The 70 lowing letter from Maj. Veitch in
forms US that Gen. Reid proceeded from &c
dar creek direct to Lawrence
Camp at Shawnee Mission,
September 10, 1856.
MEssRs EDIToRs
The army 0, law and order is again on
the march to Lawrence, numbering by the
muster rolls yesterday $50 men and two
pieces Of artillery
There is no longer any difference o.
opinion amongst gentlemen about the pro
priety of establishing emigrants from the
South who have been driven from the Ter
ritory by Lane and his associates. We up
on the border have insisted and urged men
u, Ia -, 'tb ut mn inn
it slave State, and there are at least 100
men in this army who came here to settle,
bringing with them their plows, who are
now fighting their way with the sword, as
settlers in the Territory.
We hear contradictory reports concern
ing the views Of the new Governor Geary;
one is that he is favorable to our cause and
is determined to use all his influence for the
arrest Of Lane, while other reports report
him as secretIy sympathizing with the Free
State party in all its enormities.
His views, however whatever they may
be, do not affect our movements. We shall
90 to Lawrence, regardless of Geary's
views, or those of Gen. Smith, command
ing the q. s. forces at LeaVenworth. No
sickness in camp. Much complaint that
Lafayette is doing so little in the way of
men.
We move from here tomorrow, direct
for Lawrence, Yours, &c.
Dan. A. VElTcH.
A gentleman from toe Territory informs
us that a man representing himself from
Clay County, with a commend Of ninety
men, has been pi!Iogng md plunderng all
along Stranger Creek. He Is represented
as being merely nrobber, and robs alike
friend or foe. On one occasion he entered
the town Of Easton and stripped it ofeyery
ortcle Of value
We are gratiied to learn that writs are
out for Lane and his men, and that with the
forces under Richardson and Reid, they are
likely to be faithfully executed. Il Lane
resists fight may occar. The general i'm
preston is that Richardson and Reid viii
INCEST Lawrence to-day
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We move from here Tomorrow, direct
for faurapra Nrnys hr
New York Items

New YoRk. Sept 19.-Loreaz3 B.
Shepard, Corporation Attorney and Carr
man Of the Democratic General Committee
0! the city, died suddenly this morning
while bathing.
The great race between Lantern and
Prince for $4,000, two mile heats, to
wagons, came OF yesterday afternoon on
the Union Course. Lantern one. Time
5:l714, 5;22J3 5:28,
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Cheese


n Il BOXES W. II. Cheese, prime lot for sale By
sjU BURROWS, PRETIYMAN Il IALEkLL.
iaiyt5
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
Entk StFT,

LII UAfEDn Auseatue county, ifontihs thee dislS-
Saipii River midway bewean Davenport aud Muset
me heinz portions Of tons 70 and - fronting the nv
ana IL b,ck, and containing 80 leres, 100 acie5 oi
rteh are Improved and under high stated cultivation
w alanEs rolling prairie and timber lan There IL on
a t,fn large two story dwelling, barn caIrlagt apds
a % necessary outbudlng5, oil IN hgt rate ienf
aHtiug orchard Of choice apple, PEACH cherry ana Plum
as5 exrcUut we'll aud cistcrn, never iahg bi"pt
E rgugis water and Il very superior Stone quarry.
HLSO-p0 acres tiulJsred land upon island opposite
Tie above farm, upon which is heavy growth Of timber
principally hickory which il accessible az all seasps
The above properly will BE- sold tAsap aud upon terms
'Its most liberal. Enquire Of
NOuEsE YiELES Co,
At tile IoWa A eTlculfurd Depot corner Rock Island
and Front Sta Davenport iuiy gdwtf
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Improved Farms,
246agrcs highly Improved farm miles from Day-
eaport. 200 acres In cltiuyation, good board fence
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
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banking.
r A N X T. r S

Z JON ~ SAkbEs hAfeupDflB iVNas
COOK, SARGENT d HoWNEY, Iowa CITY, Iowa
COOK, SARGENT n PARKER, Rock lsisndt Ills
COOK, SARGENT y COOK Fl. Des Moines, lows
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SHOCKING CALAMITY AT CHICAGO

SHSCNtNS VALIANT - S'''~FN~H~
On Friday morning last the boat in use
at Lake House Ferry, Chicago, capsized
while crossing from the North to the South
Division, and crowded with passengers
They were all men, most of them laborers.
Many of them saved themselves BY swim
ming, or were picked up by the boats that
quickly arrived at the spot yet some twelve
or fifteen were drowned. The scene caus-
ed by the immense crowd of people that
soon congregated upon the spot and The
moan and cries Of those who had relatives
on board is said to beggar all description
The accident was caused by the use Of
scow instead of the regular boat and the ca
gerness Of the people to cross overlooking
the old hunk. Nine bodies had been recov'
cred al latest date
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One the best farms in Scott County, 3it acres,
only miles from Davenport, l75 acres fence, l4u
acres Ia cultivation, 1879 acres timber large orchard
two good wells, large house rooms, stable, out
buildings. etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

RvsoR UEroUNDEp MIR. Callen mas
shown as letter which sets at rest the ru-
NOR in regard to the murder Of Mr. h'zer.
lie arrived in safety at otoe City, prepared
90 lend ba means and his energies to the
building up of that thriving young Western
civ We are sure that no one IS more re-
,oiced than ourself that the report has pro"
ven untrue.
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Packing Yarn

7 y IWInp, Tor sale by
July Is d, p * u.
~ Exs Cincinnati and 81 Louis Pearl 4 Corn Starch
Z, B55 Bis Lard, Linsced and Bank Oils Il iHrpenuBe
~ Y eEs White Lead b. p. & ID.
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We clip the following from the "Amerl-
can Journal Of Education Hnd College Re
view" published monthly in New York G.
". Editors Rev. DR.. Peters and Hon b.
s Randall.
Iowa COLLEGE. following descrP-
ton of the College building and grounds IS
from the pen of recent traveller
81 have lust been standing upon the top
Of the frat permanent building Of Iowa
College. at Davenport. II is truly noble
and beautiful structure, standing in an ex-
ceedipply fine and beautiful spot. The. col
lege grounds embrace ten acres, IN the form
Of riphtanpled parallelogram, They are
high on the bluff, about three quarters OF
mile from the river, and covered with
growth of young, Indigenous oaks; Inc
main tuilding, now nearly completed, Is -
by 40 lcet; four stories high, including the
basement rooms, which are about one-halt
above the ground. On the first floor are
two lecture rooms and large audience
room, AZ by 40 fect.+ On the second floor
are rooms for recitation, library, philosophi-
cal apparatus, cabinet, &c, The upper sto-
~ is 10 be used a. present as dormitories
for the students The building is OF line
stone-yery finely built--and one OF the
noblest edifices have yet seen in theNest.
The view from the dome is truly magnit-
cent; only second to that from the tower OF
Amherst college. The view OF the great
river. with its numerous and picturesque
islands, is vastly superior to Amherst. And
in place of the mountains at Amherst, we
have here the boundless rolling Prairies OF
Iowa, stretching away as far as the eye can
see.
There is already within compass ofionr
miles from the college, q population OF
more than 10000.
There are now between ~ ana 80
students in the preparatory, and 10 in the
collegiate department. OF these, 10 are
prolessed Christians most OF them with the
ministry in view.
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LATE PArERs AND New GooDs.-We are
indebted to our friend, Mr.. g. Callen' LOT
late New York and Chicago papers MI
$. will open, in few days hne aS'on-
ment of dry-goods, groceries, ele.' at his
old stand, corner of Rock Island and Sec
ond streets.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

" ephant's Oils, suitable for Machinery or Lamps,
| for sale al the .'Hawkeya." June IL
| u ELISHES-PiGkles, Preserves, sc. cucumber
! Ii in glass and wood, Onions and Horse rad lsh,
| Ounce, Peaches, Plum, Pear and blackberry Pre-
serves also Apricets, Oranges and Cherries. Apple,
| CurIant, Strawberry, Peach, Orange and Biackot
| ~ Jellies, ketchups, Pepper Sauce, Capers, Bay
Rum Rose Water, all sorts OF Extracts, aud Fresh
Oysters new and of all size packages, and for sale
| cheap at the HANhEYE slokE.
| TIE FRUITS-Peaches, Damsons, Blsckberries,
| L Rhubarb, Whortiebsrrie5, Goose berries, and
Che rios. for sale at the "hAH hEfE
| June 10 diff
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GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
Fancy Goods, Notions
TOYS, SC.
IynhRis a sinppE,

lJg and 100 Main .treet, 81. Louis, A0.'
VyEEPa always on hand the largest and most varied
IN assortment of ST aple and Fancy Notion Goods
to iOuud west of inc Mountains. All OF their
gpodR re purchased direct from the manufactures
ia EGr0Pt and the United States, and be sGid 10
dealers at low ices any importer in the east
err cities. They have every variety OF Combs,
brushes. Buttons, Looking Glasses, Gloves, Under
shi rts and Drawers, Guns, Pistols, Pocket and Ia
bile Cutlery, Toy Goods, Musical Instruments Porte
Nounaies Purses, and small ware generallr; and
receive from Birmingham, Paris, London and Leip.
sGc the latest novelties in their line TeEaarly pen
ocean stegmers.
Merchants will find it greatly disadvantage to
examine our 81 ock and prices before going east
purchastBg elsewhere, as We are determined moi TO
h. urAevs0ld bY ANY olherhDgse Ia the country.
sep - dem
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Selling Rates of Exchange,
BY COOK 4 SARGENT.
Fort Des mcines Land Agency.
LAND RANTS.

iNHE undersigned have for safe aud Warrsntso
different sizes, which they aill sell for cash or on
aIme to suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection ard
location Of lands in Fort Des Moiues, Fort Dodge q
harian and other Western Land districts. Alse 10
payment oftaxes and land business generally.
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BUSINESS Brady was all alive on Sat
urday. In fact the crowd ofteums was not
confined to that street, but extended
throughout the city. Farmers are begin
ming to bring ir their produce, and that
confers considerable activity upon our
streets as we'll as in the various depart
menls Of business.
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FOR LEASE
N0TINP

Mr.. John e. Davie has this day been edRlft.
Va teG Partner In firm. ] he business W n
DC continued as herei oiore, ard under The 50 M q
name and style. COOK q sARGENT
LAY ArIriII.I
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Dry Goods, Clothing, eto

NUMBER OF desirable lots for residences on
| n Brady, Main md Harrison streets, 10 lease for
| the term OF rs years. Apply TO
| onics on Main between Front and Second SIS.
aug ~ diff
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Judge Plat, of Cincinnati, remarked in

Judge Piatt, of Cincinnati, remarked in 4
recent speech that it was "hard to break
the ties of old friends in the Democratic
ranks, but he found to his satfaction that
he had not left the Democratic party nor
his old friends, but that that the Buchaniers
had bolted. He lkened them to blind hoF'
ses in bark mill, the head Of one follow
ing the tail of the other--going It blind
little knowing or caring whether they are
grinding bark or birthstone, so they get
their oats
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EF.igbGlgk's !SCuges E'Ogeres'.

FTTR mo-
n wv -, y.
4 81,
| .-.,-'', ~,
1 ~ :, vi, !, \
\ ...-..g.ansa
, II. ~
Ike. r. -
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Fremont E!astaraI Ticket Ia virginia

WHEELING, Sept. lg.-The Virginia r.
publican State Convention vas held here
to day aud the Fremont Electoral ticket
vas nominated. There was no disturbance.
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Fremont 90.
Buchanan ls.
Fillmore II.

WApswoRTH is on hand with one o! the
larges. and finest stocks OF goods for the
retail market ever brought to our city. The
ladies will not fail to visit his establish
ment and make an early selection. The
chilly days Of winter will soon be upon US.
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IOWA
Fire and Marine Insurance Company

low
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Z meeting OF the Stockholders Of the .'ioRa
n Fire and Marine Insurance Company held AT
H. ofce OF the Hon. c. C. II. MITCHELL Ia the city OF
Davenport, August 18th, 1856, on motion Edwin
smith was appointed President and Jos. Lam5rite
Secretary. e.
. on examination OF the stock subscriptions book, it
appeared that the requisite amount had been sub.
scrbed to authorize the stockAoldcN 10 elect u
Buard Of Directors.
On motion the stockholders proceeded to the esc.
zion Of board Of IL Directors, whereupon 9 Q X
Mitchell. Geo l. Davenport. Alex w McGregor, Ed
win Smith, EngcA Mead, II Blakemorc, william Nc
MsHus. S GiiielA Strong buraeli, Jos l.amortie,
James May, stephen Thompson, John l. Davies,
Rtnt L Cotes, Jas McIuLOsA, Jos Mote,I II Mcbhee
and Royal chamberlain were duly elected said board.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Aaa4uaotiHg OF tho Directors OF the Iowa Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. held at tue Office O!
Hon C RMtaAeu, In tie city Of davenport AU.
wus ITfh. 1856. at O'Clock T.. h. "a Mitchell was
claDlud President, Allen ~ 8cGfegpF- Vice fre'!-
lent, Royal Chamberlain, Secretary anA Geo. l..
Davenport, Treasurer
D.-ioliuu the PrasiIaa', Vice President, &eervls'
O.. ..H los Iauurite were appointed commHi1E to
,,-rgc code ui bg-laws and regulations, TO Report
~ tut next meeting. The meeting lh"u ADJOURNED.
EDWIN SMITH Prcstdeat
JOSEPH LhMBElIH+ haG'E,
der ueaokrlI 4aa Site Democrat will COP! nug
month and senH 'il 20 Treasurer.
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.Ep9vPsyR

4 + reduced prices. Now IS your time to get
IA cheap goods, as wien to close out as mcaras pos
stole my present stock. ~
aug - d3yu A.C. BILLION.
Valuable Property for Sale in East Davenport
Z pGOOD building Lots, also Two story Frame
! u House and two Lots overlooking the Aississip-
hi river. Apply 10 SAM'L. GUY, IN East DayGB-
port, or 10 $50, 4. GUY or JAS. JORDAN, In par-
export. huA&I9u
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Bank of Florence.
Florence Nebraska,

I..' Ib. D. SARGENT, Pres'f j. NJ P,Ekrp casl-,
Undersigned prOpriet0Ts Of the Bank Of Florence
{ Aet5gska, Icy The provisions d is tIalter Il,
The Notes Of said Institution, its G. inter M t
er"uce IN eon and at either q &. Banking Houses
IN bstern Exchange at per "a 81, specie ~ same
rates other currency.
COOK 81 SAEGEAT, Davenport
COOK, SARGENT d DOVE III -Iteltc!ty Frtl
COOK, sARGE&T = COOK, Ii LcsIlo.nrsJ
COOK, SARGENT : PARKER. Floraa5s. NeHfas
,T4lt DIT Z
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BUILDING LOTS

It'oH sale at fair prices and All long credit, TO
4 facilitate Improvements
COOK dc SARGENT
viii sell lots 10 par les will build or them hi,
season, at moderate prices aud eTedit OF /,
aad 3yeaTs, June s. d n
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Julius Lytance,

Julius Lytance,
LAND 4 & EN- T,
omee in Atkiusou's Block, Second Street, between
Mat8 and Brady
-rtACEES large beautiful Timber, 90 miles from
ii Davenport, price $50 per acre; will be diyid-
aa +, suit purchases.
Improved Farms.
a4Gagrgs highly iinproy we'd farm miles from Day-
eHport 200 acFestn cltiuyatlon, good board fence,
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
beautiful farm 3! miles from Davenport, 100
acres, 90 acres in cultivation, part timber, new
house, stable, etc.
) miles from Davenport, Oh acres, 40 acres in cu-
tyalion, - crestimber, runnirg water, house, sta
ble,ste.
Ono oftle best farms in Scott County, 3i4 acres,
only 4 miles from Davenport, IFS acres fence, l4U
acres Ia CIVILIZATIONS 1879 acres timber, large orchard
two good wells, large house rooms, stable, out
U0Hdings, etc
small larmG acres all in cultivation, good house
etc, = miles from Davenport
100 acres % miles from Davenport, 90 in cul va
0u 80 acres timber, 90 acres prairie house, teie
3uilcs from Davenport s0acres, 30 acres n cult.
NNtJn part ltpGFl tdTSe ne" mouse. good odIH3 VIZ
200 acres splendid land, aIIn fence and n culttva-
ton on the Dubuque road, miles from davenport
y miles from Davenport 80 acres, 60 acres in cult
WALTON good house, stable etc.
70 miles from Davenport, 80 acres 60 acres in cul-
Evasion Il acres splendid timber, balance prairie,
large orchard, running water, good house, stable.
- miles nom Davenport so acres in cultivation
house, stable, etc,
soacrcs l4mies from Davenport, all in fence and
cultivation,
20 acres prairie land, miles from Davenport
beautiful view over Rock Island, Mississippi river
and Davenport.
900 acres Of No. class prairie land close to Wal
col some oft cultivated, and large amount of nm
improved land in Scott county,
Number OF houses, lDlsand vacant lots, pleasant
Is uated indifferent parts of Davenport for sale on
favorable Ia ms.
III beautiful lots In North Davenport. Terms lib
real, Apply to JULIUS LHTANCE.
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