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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

DEMOCRATS II A DlLEAaA.-ln this a. in
other sections Of the country, many Demo
Gratis" are in considerable of q dilemma
what to do, or how to do it. Those that do
no, want to support an old Federslist who
wss a bitter and most unfair opponent OF
Presiden, Madison, and VINO threatened to
phrebotomize himself il he thought he had q
drop Of Democratic blood in bis veins
such persons say they do not intend voting
for Mr.. Buchanan, but for the Cincinnati
platform. Those placed on the other horn
of the dilemma, and who still have so much
respect for the principles of Jefersonian
Democracy that they cannot stand on the
pra.slavery platform prepared for them by
the Cincinnati Convention, say they repudi-
ate the platform, and intend voting for
James Buchanan.
But this latter class Of Democrats have
been reduced to a still greater quandary
BY Mr.. Buchansn's public and explicit dec
lsration, that there is no longer such q
person Is James Buchanan, that the per.
s~onali,y of that individual has been sltogstl
or lost, absorbed and merged into the plat.
form. Thus thwarted in their wish Of sever.
ing Mr.. Buchanan's personal respectable
ity" from the odiousness OF the platform
into which, by his own account, he ha.
been metamorphosed, the Democrs'ts z
whom we are referring h- --~.he alter
native J. Vi rejecting both the MAJ
and the platform. Those who have an
! braced this alternative can be counted By
hundreds in this city and county, and Other
hundreds will be added to them before tbs
election in November.
The regular Platforn Democrats are
those who take g Wise view Of the matter
and advocate Mr.. B~uchanan's election, be.
cause that event would raise the price Of
negroes in Virginia. We have some OF this
kind OF Union-Savers here, and of course it
is not 10 be expected that the triple mail Of
prejudice with which they are armed, can
be pierced by any of the srows of truth OF
reason.
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Asrtsf speech from col. rr.naut.

On Friday last, the delegates from Mas
sachusetts To the Pbiladelphis Convention
made a formal call by appointment upol
Col. Fremont, at his present residence
Ninth street, in the city of New York, &C
~companied by several delegates from New
Hampshire and Rhode Island. Mr. Elliot,
Of New Bedford, addressed a few sppropri.
ste remarks TO Col. Fremon, in behalf Of
the delegates, to which the latter responded
ia the following brief bar comprehensive
speech:
"GEKTLesEs: II will not be expected Of
me, ! am sure, that a formal response will
be made 20 you q, this time. I thank you
cordially for yeur action, and for this kind
and unqualified expression OF Constitution
al Freedom. l have read the platform
which yvu have adopted, aud have examin-
ed with care the principles it embodies. II
il, at this time, like q second Declaration of
independence. l believe in its truth, and
can adopt it in all iis parts; and II vii be
my purpose, II the voice of the people shall
ratify ratify the nominations W lich you
have made, 90 to conduct he Governme Mt
that these principles, thus syo sed, shall
become effective
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nom Hslp.


The Milwaukee Wsscossin, which has
been the leading Democrats paper IN Wiz
consin, repudiates the Cincinnati platform,
and asows its intention to support The nom
iIees of the Philadelphis Convention
Wisconsin was before pretty certain for
Fremont and Dayton, but the in~dependsnt
stand taken by the influential Journal which
has Hitherto supported the cause of the boz
gus Democracy, settles the matter as to
the way Wisconsin will vote beyond any
doubt. Mr.. Cramer, the editor of the
Wisconsia, concludes the article in which he
assigns the reasons for the course he has
taken, with the following remarks
awhile taking this stand, we have been
the most panied from the CONSEQUENCES
that we may differ from many Of our old
friends. We have, in unison, supported
| Andrew Jackson, we have stood togethe,
unfaiteringly even in the trying days o.
lsAO-we gave our labor and our infinencs
in order TO carry the vote Of Wisconsin fol
Lewis Casa. We supported franklin
Pierce under the hope which has been mos
sadly blasted, that be would be the Presiden
of the whole country. But we feel tina
our consistency, our honor and our duty
will not permit Us to give a support to
c~ostiausnce of that dangerous administra
ton. We trust that We shall not sever fror
old friends, for there are tens of thousand
of democrats who gave their votes fo
Franklin Pierce, who will now vote fo
JoHH c. FRExosr, As the best and trues
democrat in life. character and principles
of all the candidates presented for the SUI
frages Of the American people. May Go
sustain the right, viii be the wish of ths
vast body Of voters in our country, who as
no ofhce-bu, justly demand good govern
ment, administered in accordance with tn
early principles of the fathers of our Repul
lie, and for the securing Of such government
the true man should be willing TO give b
treasure. his health, and his life-if nee
he ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

LATE Communicating the la
test counterfeits are the following:
20's on the Marine Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
altered from Us. Wig. steamboat and yes
seli under sail.
Sc on the International Bank, Buffalo
n. Y, altered from lie. Wig. portrait Of
Fillmore, female and Cupid; female and
shield on lower night corner; female on the
upper left corner.
We learn that genuine rs on the Zim-
norman Bank of Elgin, altered to SIS, are
10 circulation here. The yignette Of the
altered bills is a view OF Niagara Suspen-
zion Bridge; u female and anvil on the right
and the Clinton House on the left. The
alteration is very skiiifully made and peo-
pie will use great caution. eos and sos
OF the same bank, which are spurious, are
also in circulation Chicago Journal.
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Frsnsns's Chances.

The Washington correspondent Of thu N
Y. Herald says, under date of the 9th inst,
that sthe nomination of Col. Fremont il
v~ariously considered, many imagining that
be will sweep the coantry. Some OF the
California Buchanan politicians are forced
in o the admission that he..hss a good sight
for that State. Inquiries are frequent,
within the last twenty-four hours, to know
whs, State north of Mason and Dixon's
line can be relied upon as sure for Buehan.
an. The South has one hundred and twen-
ty votes; and ~supposing that Buchanan
should get every Southern State-which he
can't do -he viii still want, to elect him,
an additional twenty-nine votes Pennsyl.
vsnia, If secured for him, which is now
doubtful, viii give him twenly-seven out OF
the twenty nine, ieaSing a balance, as ne
cessAry to his election. Of two votes. Del
aware must come out of the estimate of the
Southern States that are to cast their votes
for Buchanan, which will make the odds
against him greater Than above suggest
ed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

OUK RELATIONS WITH ESGLisD.-Priyste
letters from England received al Washipe
ton by the America, says q correspondent
of the Herald, state thu little excite
men. was oraI1oso there because of The
Ion by the United States of Nicsr-
Iagua, OF the dismissal Of Mr.. Cramplon.-
They also state THAI our Minister viii not
receive bis passports, and that there Is no
danger Of rapture between the two gov
ernments. This il corroborated by Dispatch
es received at the State Department, which
it is said removed a great weight Of anxiety
from the mini Of Mr.. Marcy. Up To- the
10Th instant the news Of Mr.. Crampton's
dismissal had not been officially announced
in Parliament. though the fact : as we'll
known 10 the British public.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

RAiLHoAD EsrKsPRIsEI II CAEADA.-The
bill granting four millions Of acres of land
in alternate sections, to the Quebec, Lake
Huron and Ottawa Railroad Company, has
passed to q third reading in the Canadian
Parliament. and will in all probability be-
come q law. This is the greatest railroad
enterprise that has been projected ia Cana
ca, the northern terminus of the line being
al Pembroke on the river Ottawa, 60 miles
northwest Of Bytown, and extending thence
TO Quebec, on the nsrth shore of the 81.
Lawrence. The northwestern section OF the
road from Pembroke to Lake Huron, 100
miles. will be first constructed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

DRIyKs oUT AcAls.--Col. Park, q South
ern man by birth and education, has been
again driven out OF Kansas BY the "Blue
Lodges Of Missouri. He arrived in St
Louis on Monday last and intended 10 pro,
coed thence 70 Woodford county, Illinois
Mr.. Parks only offence consisted in bis be
ing in favor Of making Kansas a Free State
For this the Lumiaary newspaper, which hs
published at Pukyille, was destroyed by tn.
'rufisns,' and he has been again hunted from
the Territory by the trained hounds of tn.
Pierce administration.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28
BOOK AUCTION

| SATUkDAY evening, June 2sth, viii be sold al
- Adamss Auction hOom,
NO. " Brady 81. near the Post 0ffce, a choice selection
Of books among which may be found the following, viz
FAMILY bible, morocco gilt eigs,
fox's Book OF Martyrs, quarto With numerous engraving,
L.ves OF Celebrated Characters, engraving.
Heroic Women Of History,
Lives Of Bsrtram ana Marshal,
Macauiays History Of England, complete,
Female Biography.
byron's Poems, gilt edge, engraving, handsome edition
cogseshalls Voyages, 2 vols,
sunny Memoirs BY Mrs. Stowe. 2 vols.
Hunters Life among Lions s, Elephants. a..
Pilgrims Progress, illustrated,
lows a. ii lis, I"
SpaDisrds aRd their Country.
Frontier Life IN the South West,
Exploring Expedition to Oregon,
Usaiel Boone and Hunters OF Kentucky,
Che Thousand and one songs,
Temperance Gift, engrayings, gilt edge,
Rose OF Sharon, " I" :"
WARM Kanss.
Book Of Beauty "a splendid gift book,
Life of Mrs. Partlngton, i
scotts Poeticai Work.
500 Mistakes Corrected,
Bsckganmon Board, &c, &C., &c.
Books for examination during Saturday afternoon.
emoN ELI ADAMS, Auet.
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RRsIssATIoS.-We learn from the X. l.
Advertiser that s. H. Mann has resigned
the Office Of Cashier of the Rock Island
Bank, a post which he has occupied for
nearly thirty wears.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

SuIcIDE.- Mr.. William Thomas, a tailor
who formerly worked in town, but lately iy.
ing about Jour miles out on the plank rosd,
night before last committed suicide by cut.
ting his throat. No cause, that we can learn
10 assigned fer the act.-Ksokak Wig, 26A.
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SIGKs.-At a barn raising near Rich
mond. Ind. last week, at which there were
% voters, some person suggested the pro-
priety OF sseertsining the political feelings
OF those present, which being done, the vote
stood thus: For Fremont and Freedom, SO,
for Buchanan and slavery, none
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

THE subscriber having purchased all right, title
I and interest In the
ECONOMIST MILLS,
At East Davenport, will herssfsYcsry on the aour.
ing business.
Agencies gill be established In the Of Y far the ssIe
Of Flour, Bran Meal Gc., sud the pubic win soor
be able 10 Judge for ~itsslfof the merits Of its manu-.
features.
Cash For Wheat
Will always be paid either al the mill or By the
sgents In Davenport.
IL the purkose o 1.-THE undersiS ned to devote nim-
ssifto The busiDen, and be intends 10 give ~satsfae-
ton to all. VIII. AILDRETH.
June % d9~ lDemoefsteopy9
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DxowxKp.-A man whose anne WAS not
aecertned, was found drowned, by the
steamer hamburg. near Lorimisr's furnace.
The body was brought ashore and turned
over 10 the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
drowned"
Still AxorHER.-Yesterdsy afternoon
Thoe. Cox went in bathing near the lower
Levee, and unfortunately got beyond his
depth and was drowned. Some persona
were near him, but in the course Of his
s~trueglings he got under a raft, and be-
fore his body could be recovered the "vital
spark had ned.-Dabuque Express, 2lsk
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Tia laa1Ies' Colleeef ar Gals!
yxTith block cutiro OF In lots TO suit purclssers.--
fhos wishing one ofths most beautiful ~iocatious
0regor. r. n. COpDiNG.
June nth~icf
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Young Mems Literary Assoeiation

a regular meeting Of this A Association will b. hell ON
AMondays evening, june 31th. A full attsnaanca oi
members Is necessary, as the resignation Of The President
: 70 Dc s'tef upon. By order of the Association.
VIZ. ii. FLEMING
Juno &rl&t Sec, mrs tenn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

The Buffalo Courier snesrs at Fremont
a. an explorer" aud "engineer." What
else was Gen. Washington when called to
the service Of his country!
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Hxx2x scLAKseMI0kAvnAxs-klfIe enh
only be Instrumental In Kidding Of the Fosl
Blot Of slavery .thAt teysFed State that gave
me birth, OF Int 10 les beloved Stats
which ! now represent upon this noor' !
would not iescAanse the honor for That OF
the apsl s~uccesefuf ~conqueror that ever liv-
ed"
We invite an the friends and admirers Of
Henry Clay and al the friends Of Freedom,
withou { distinction Of party, sec, or birth
place, to Join with US in Kidding Kansas and
Ali the territories Of the 'sfosl Blot Of ola-
| yery-Harse~. 4Tk
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The Burlington Gasstte ::heads a leading
article with the significant inquiry, 4Whers
are we driftingf'' We think il about time
that the Pre-slssery sheets Of Iowa were
P~sopeunding to themselves such an inquiry.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28
Leather, and Saddlsry Hardware.

uAIGHT q have removed from their old
l1stand to the opposite side of Second Street, In
Dslzsii's block third door above Perry Street. We
I'd sssortments Of
Leather and saddlery Hardware
ever offered In the west. Our stock consists In part
Of Sole and Harness Leather, both OAK and henlock
French, American and Pstent Calf Skia KIDS and
Upper Leather OF eyery description, LiBiogs, Rosns
Morocco, Bindings, Patent and Plain Sktrt.nx, Sash
and kuaInslled Leather, Lasts, Findings, sc., Ae.-
~ssddisry Hardware, from the best manufactures;
self A djastng Gig and Pad Trees. Roller, Horse
shoe and spring Tongue Buckles Plated Ware sfths
latest style and superior plate. We have every ar
ucis ths harnssrnsksr OF ssddlsr can wish. A 81
psror stock Of Saddles, Whips and Fly Net, feat
shoissaie only. Carriage and Groeeris Bows,
Ccseh Lsess, End Cloths, Bands, dc. We feel con,
hdsDl tnstoaf priess are tho lowest, and invite The
sttsnhon o. archassrs, feeling ssrisasd We can suit
AL In regard TO easliiJ and price.
hAIGHTA 6kAES,
"a Street, ID door above Perry,
}shsSan O~aysnpest, Iowa.
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lPhoM REV HAVEN, cT.l
FRISCO, Banner, Sign and Ornamental Psin,sr.
Gfsiosr OF Wood, Stone and Marble.
Lettering and Gliding on
GLASS,
window Shades, Ibtsref Doeorstiops. Portraits
Scenery, Landscapes, &C., u short notice.
si6n RAINING and SfainihS for the trade.
Has semnv ed from Brady ct. to I'd St. doors Ess,
OF Brady.
Reference
A. Il. l.. MFRS. T. CIoxs CO.
May IL, ,55- d-tf
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OaIo.--The Ohio papers are srimfui with
Fremont ~enthnsiasn, and despite the pre-
pSstsrons assertion Of Sam. Medsry in the
Cincinnati convention about its giving a ma
jority for Buchanan, the pro-slsvsry party in
that State scarcely show fight at all, and the
present signs almost indicsts that they viii
conclude ~ letting the election 90 ~ d.
fault
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NEW YORK HOTEL.

NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Tront and Second STRAIT,
ROBERT FARMER, Proprietor.
tLa,e, Robert HennsJ
Ihk pfoprietor rsspe eifully snnoaness 70 his
II caste IN friends and the travelling onbiic yans-
rally, that having purchased
This commodisus Hotel,
and had II thoroughly repaired and renovated. he /.
now prepared 10 merit q share OF ID if patropsx re. by
constant ate ntion 70 their wants and ccmfcYts. M
table will be supplied with the bea which he mar.
ket anords, and his lodging rooms are furnished a.
well ~ thoss Of any In the city. fune e an
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

INV patterns Of Fine FRENCH ps CO..
Aopoyats 2. ALDES's clotbips sIass
nss, before ne Fall Styles appear, u ssrsU S.sre
June ~ dSv
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Qfw Aopsrtisfmeub.
WOOD. WOOD.

a 4 the CITY WOOD YARD, junction Of second ana
AAfront streets. We have nov On hand a large sssort.
rnent Of all kinds Of seasoned Wood namely
Maple, Ash, Oak. Hickory, &c,
which Sasra selling chap, also a large quantity Of Fsnc.
ing Posts. To Brick yMak<rs ana others who want
Wood by the quantity, we will make ldbsrai deductians.
II. WILLIAMS e. 60.
Jnne ssth dtJan2z,5.' Davenport, Iowa.
POTASH AND CHLORIDE LIME
FAR aals bN ..H AVxnpU a uAF ..rru.r
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No. iss.-A farm Of 3Gc acres On the Los, 0,o,.
Road, 2 miles from The city, aud he UNDIVIDED tS,,d
VI thsss~ mill tract, containing ~ acFss 40 49,
anderiencs, 10 acres under eaitivstion, come h~v,
omeer, frame house y rooms, barn, . ass ersSsst
VIII BE- divtdsdto suit purchasers.
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fore his body could be recovered the "vital
spark" had ned.-Dabuqse Express, 2lsE
The Buffalo Courier snesrs st Fremont
a. an explorer" aud engineer" What
else was Gen, Washington when called to
the service Of his country!
SPECIAL
@5.,.,,-N.... gm;,.d nmn.r .n..,., n,,,c..
will be inserted Al 10 cents per Tine each insertion,
or SO cts. per week.
UPsuPERioR Horse, Buggy and Harness for
Sls. PARkkk q
For a few days the subscriber Offers for sale 50 acres or
a less quantity IL desired OF choice prairie land 81 miles
from the ei,y on Aliens Grove Road. Apply TO
WM. GRAY,
iuns J, alS At Mr.. c. Lessiies Store.
SC, 900 Acres
Choice Iowa lands Cor ssis from
o. IS. loo TO % so-leo per acre by
June 81 DIFF NICHOLS, CAMPBELL G
AiaWatha Hat.
ALsToS& CO., have jus. received By Express, 3
few OF this nsw style of Summer Hat-wheh are now
very popular in Eastern cities. Cali At their Store |
on Brady, between Front aud Second and set one.
Juns ,, div
Wood Wood.
800 OF 400 cords Of wood for sale near
Hampton, Ills. LaqGirs Of AlonEo Nourse, Moline, Ills.
ynne2iin
How u your Chance.
One hall Of the undiviiedlutsrsst
= : fAs uens N~ ~
it sAis. inquiry may IN . 4 s'i't
9ahs 1lau
rnhr.tors. rrtr. rsu,lv plonr
faf SAFE " the subscriber al ths csnia"n Aifs f'oai
sha sea a.ofe' ssf"vf " sfs
.nhe
News! NsvsIi
FORM latest New YORK, Boston, e'neinhsa anu
,sAs - 1~
TTThe Best Farm in Scott County for
> sale. Five or ak hundred acres ofimProved land
. Mt.ss.aInr; 49,
. Enoulre ofc. G., ALyoRD. a, IN. store OF AL
.TTr t.na,aA,r
. ror sal.
I Th-o h..,,,,n, t,,s 81 lana c.nts,nins 10
- nn,n,..ro. A. mo. e,ou .,,v ,ln,ts-
n = VIxv.,D
- a. ~, e.rnrm sIorn.t ..
f,
/ Land Warranrs-
Constantly or hsnd and for sale at the lowest mar.
let rates, b.
: May DIR NICHOLS, CAMPBELL & co.
. fU6 hALk.
u reh1 ~
q supply rps AHie hh tHo pvaieEs, apoGt NV IL ~
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No. ils.-A snallsEt beautiful piece Of lana attn.
Acres. Prcs so.00a.
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No. RS.--l20 Gcrss In sec ri 7 70 4 M 49,
1ndsr cultivation and all 0ndsr fsncs. Coms.SsS
buildings Price s7s per as,s. VIII ssii <ossr. ~
sams terms. Va
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fsa mild laxative, tonic and
siina' at,ahd Is -mnen to the public, relying
upon Its intrinsc worth In the cure Of the following
complaints: ali Bilious D~ersngsmenis, Sick Headache
Dyspepsia Hsbituai costiSensss, Cbronic Dfarrhea,
Cholie, Pain in the sto mach and Bowels, Genevsi De-
bifIy, Pemsle We aknss., sc. For sale by Druggists,
generally, and Chss. r. Webb, Davenport; also by
Sanford q Co., NY CITY. IMchls-dAWly.
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No. lss.- SIX acres on the Mss.sippi liver .pn0s,,.
river. Price eQvU.
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Ne.i:5-A ane Improved Para ofieo ssrss, o. u.
with a three story houss. Sis per scrc. '
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MIcHioAs-The Fremont and Dayton
Ratification meeting al Detroit, OH last Mon.
day evening, was said to be the largest po.
itcsl meeting ever held in Michigan. i,
wss characterized by the utmost enthusiasm
and The demonstrations were unmistakable
thsa Michigan is all right for the Republican
nominee.
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No. iI4.-A Farm Of 10 seres In sac 10 +, ..
all pleaghed, price sas per acre.
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No. I3s.--A beautiful trse, olisud Of sOaa,.. v.,,
Ia ! ~ miles oftae corporation liue, on Ne Dvhuou.
Road, The whole surrounded BY fence,and uen na1sr
eu'esntoh, = stream running through. Fnes :
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No. ia iot OF 3 e6- 1000 ssrss % ,Ls ..u,b .ss
can be bad with this.
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No. ilS.--A bssuufal spot near The IsE csmstsr,
Slaeres,s good frams House, ~ rooms, we'll, md 4
stream OF water running Through. Price Sisot sasfs
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No. 2s:--A house On the corner FaInam andLocust eta.
: story, . rooms, large stable and carriage bcuse, ~ lots
Of grourt I fronting on farnam . on locust; toxleo each.
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No, l33r-A bsausfal lot OTIS q loo sass, No. II
HAwlsyss cut lots, part OF sec 81 T ~ RHE. 4 ,.,,..
from Davenport on the road to L. Claire, prte. IN
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Ne. i:s.-Fultons isiand with The land On N.
sSn.sininG In all " acres good s,oas susrr,, n, sss
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ie3-A iarrE of loo acres o. az ssssnd In "a,
MlssisssPpi River shove Princeton, Covered vi,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

No .i64,-eoa acres In see y T7sR I on NE Can't.
fnms hssss md orr lI inpro %.ss issI davenport :
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No. IRA isrm Of Ioo acres viii "a ssr.s t,n.a.
Ia niies from town, ~ acres fsuced and In suln
vktion, siog house, stable, eerncno,s wells. an A..
ehard OF acres, sppIss, peaches, and shsrnss.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

Nc. 2os~-A two story brick House, On lsts 4 and block
s Forrest & Dnion's addition, corner brown and Th sta
lot i2sx1so. HOUSE has IL rsons, yell, c.st.rp, stable,
Price $500
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

Nc. I0s.-An Improved fsrm Of ia scros Ia s.o.
lions 90 and ssf 80 4 5 b " serss under fence. a.
ehasi enius1non, ~ Aer-s woodland, new frame
RAINING through Price sas per acre.