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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-12
Qaro MARI.
+. CLOSE & cos. COLUMN.

Ir.CLOsE & Coz. COLUMN
WE are now pr.par ed % olsr dsaIen ard con
sutnsrs siirge stoSk q Hssvy 80 ses,i hasa
posted up 10 hardware matters aud Invite calls iron
our friends who desire fair dealing
1000 kss. Nails. dsii soon for bargain. e Nails.
Il r. CLOSE K co.
1 ISIRE az Saiss the .,aiy Teniiae kind for sale
L cheap BY :. CHOSE y co.
RoNofali sizes for sale iowat
CAV, Circular, Maley aud eros. Cut, warranted
ID al I. CLOSE d cos.
As!''' r''"''' sss'H; AID sG sp."s. Cos
AkrssfkRs Tools Of sss si sssed = .es tor
| l low 81 Z. CLOSE & cos.
| DUMPS, Force Llhing and Chain pumps Tor saIea
T. CLOSE cos.
I LIGHTNING Rodsand Insuators for sale al
IL 4. CLOSE co.'s.
I 6
5OroNs Fence Wire fofsais eh ,agstt CO.'S
" 'ho'1 " =
II
~ =. aIooh We
-
GUNS, Ride aud Pistols, best quality for sale low
~ = cho"r T" - 80
-
Groves and Tinwsre whiah will be sold cseap nj
- 4. CLOSE CO.'S.
-
~ =. tLo9h wa
r.a
A. 1. 1id'SE e""'
k)ACkiN Hemp aud kubher for saleat
- -
H|LAtkSMIiH's Tools, Bellows, Ahsll., hAth-
- - s4.
k(oFE-hhblilea q hemp, all siferh a
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TIE Nos.SLAyEEsLDRRs OF TIE SOUTH
in ,his controversy . dressed TO the slave
holders Of the South, who number only
$50, 900, the Buchanan and Fillmore men
do not seem TO take into account the oUo'-
600 or coo 900 votes Of non-slsveholders
which will be brought to bear on the Pres
idential election. We should Ike to see
movement set on foot calling upon all these
non Shareholders 10 the Southern States to
hear the arguments In favor Of Fremont
the only man who can settle The slavery
question for oil time. and demoilsh the err
rors and preiudices BY which II issurround-
sd.-N. Y. Herald.
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Hsar davenport.


: FAIRYANXS cILxD1ATID SCALA.
A DAPTkDto aay required cper-
|" coal. asy, stock, and ior he use Of
warehouses, stoses and f0undries,
and in shsrt for every Kind OF bust
|k The great skin and fidelity en-.
u pisyed In their manufacture and
- The dissemination on the part Of the
manufacturers never V allsw an
mpefscs article 70 60 forth from their NJ
or been surpassed in The whole range Of usefn NE
chanisM.
The Scales are unaaimo usly acknowledged as the
ssaAdsrlin all trsAssctsons By ueighl. igys k8
A lawsuit which arose from discrepancy OF
weights bstuAss one Or Fsirbsnkh scales ~ as ~
the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company and one 81
another manu- Asture recently tried In the Court
Csun two days and Judge Msrshaii in delivering his
decision stated ~ The resu Of hs that the
accuracy Of Esirtsnk Seslss vss established
al qas'issJSik Ro on s fskrrYMAN2 pALzELL;
The well known reputation Of these Scales has in
duced The vendors Of imperfect aEd worthless baian'
ees 70 Offer them fsirbank 3 Scales, and purchss-
fraud aud imposition. The manufacturer have ne
controversy with honorable competitors Who trsns-
act business u their sAmes, bat regarding the
perpetrators Of Ne above fraud pursuing course
alike unjust and dish0norabe they take this method
to caution the pablic Of their impositi0ns.
The patsntses manufacture under their own Id
.pecton sniy e tk~is facloy In St.Johnsbury, VI
BURROWS, fRKTTYAAN& DALzELL.
Z. 4 r. FAIRBANKS & Co.
81. Johnsbury, VI, May 81, is5S
May 20. dAWiy.
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xlssauri Election.

ST.. Louis, Aug. 8.
Fory.one counties including st. Louis,
elect 81 Americans, 30 Bentonits, n Dem
ocrats and 6 Wings 70 the House, as far as
heard from, and Americans. 2 Bentonites,
and Democrats TO the Senate.
LATEFr Thirteen additional counties
give Benton. 3,ll3; Polk, 6,s77; Ewing, T..
429. In three OF these counties, Benton's
vote is not given.
The vote for Congressmen and members
OF Legislature 10 too meagre and unreliable
to base even calculations upon.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEw YoRr.--There
10 no reason 10 doubt that the Yellow Fever
10 prevailing In New York, though as ye'
the locality Of the disease Is very narrow
and but few cases have occurred. 1t exists
principally among those persons who have
been employ ed about the West India ship.
ping, or who have been brought into con-
tact directly with others isboring under the
diseass. We DO not learn that the mortal
ity 10 alarming; but II 10 certain that the
presence Of the malsdy, though i does not
assume an epidemic form, is the csnse OF
general apprehension. The season 10 now
20 far advanced, that we may reasonably
hope ,hs, New York may be spared any
serious vists.ion. The city is Glthy enough
to invite death ia all its shapes; and II an
epidemic. unexsmpled for maiignsncy and
duratisn. does not prevail, the exemption
may be attributed rather to sPecisl inter
position Of Provide nee than TO any wisdom
Or foresight in man.-CM. 1ri1 Sh
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UsAslnITY % OPlslox.-"The South
will not submit for moment 70 the cleo
,ion Of Fremont aud Dayton. MiHafd fta.
more, Albany Speech.
"Ths people Of fifteen sovereign States
will never positively submit If the strength
of the Fusionists Ia the lower House Of
Congress be sugme nted BY Presidential
pover.-Pyestoa 8. Brooks. @
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! LOCAL MATTERS.

EsrEsrslsE. publish in another col.
.mn an item from the keokuk Times, sta.
sng that the Council OF that city has apPro.
nr;sted the sum OF VI 600, towards defrsy.
IL the expenses OF surveying Railroad
route from Ksokuk TO Kansas City
-. We wish our citizens TO note and bear In
mind, the various instances OF enterprise
and far-sghtedness which are continually
chsracterixing the conduct Of our urban co.
temporaries both up and down the river.
Do the business men and property holders
In Davenport think that this city is making
sufficient efforts to gain the great prize Of
commercial emporiumship which is now be-
ine competed for! II they do, we cannot
help expressing the opinion that they are
easily satisfied; and we viii not refrain from
again warning them that they are trusting
10 false securities, and INDUCING in deceitiul
hopes, If they expect that our unriValled pc.
alton and the start which We have achieved
In the matter OF railroads. will .alone give US
the supremacy, for which we are striving
There 10 need OF much more active efforts,
and Of the judicious expenditure Of money
for the purpose OF extending our connec-
ions with the interior Of the State. And II
these things are not attended to in season,
we must not be surprised if our city com.
nences falling in the background, when
compared with Two or three Of its en'erPri.
ang rivals. The danger OF our thus com.
pasptively rstrograding is as yet by no
means imminent, but We refer TO The sub.
ject for the purpose Of arresing the alten.
usu and ipeiting the action OF those who are
or ought to be, the acct Interested
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LAtsst from kansas.


By a gentleman direct from Leayenworth
we have news from Kansas, down 10 Tues
day last.
We are informed BY him that the emf
grants who accompanied Gen. lane, have
gone into The Territory, and before this day
are probably at Topeka. The Ruf6sns sent
up party to intercept them. accompanied
by Company Z. Of the U. 8. Dragons, and
Judge Lecomple, with the asowed intention
il is said by his friends, Of taking Lane,
holding a court on the prairie and hanging
him to the first swinging limb. But theif
discretion overcsme their yslor, and they
marched down again" a1Eg
The approach Of the Northern emigrs-
ton as giving qdiet TO the interior OF the
Territory. The q, al, The friends OF
frf04hs, 1iss.i. iur more men - Chicago
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Or CuIvALRY.-The influence II chva
y. says . great jurist, was benekciai upon
the laws Of war Ii introduced declara
tions Of war BY heralds; and to attack an
enemy BY ssrYrhs was deemed eowsrd'y and
dishonorab!e.
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u III w ~ a U T. "
ofses IN Atkiu.ou,. Block, Sscosd street, between
Msin and Brady
r1tACREs large bssuufal Timber, 20 mii .irom
IL Davenport, price 80 per acre; viii DC ai'lo'
ad 10 suit pu Fekkss.s.
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To ascertain the length Of the day and
night, any time Of the year, double the time
of the SUITS rising, which gives the length
of the night, and double the time OF set
tnp,which gives the length Of the day
This is a little method of "doing the thing'
which few Of our readers have been awafe
n Z Z 3
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Iowa City.

CAY 4 OvnTT, 81 The Old stand known - the
CITY Aseuon Roo ms, tosa cay, are assais fsi The
n.vsppOrt Gssstts. Subscribers ~ our Daily can
oLsnin thsir papers every morning by calling ~ the
ahexs stand.
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0HUDeerS Wanted.


NOTICE lshsreby given that the goods herelnsf,
ssr d.seIis.d uslsss called ios On or before the
arst day Of SsLts ntsr, A. u. 49, VIII DC soid "
oay chsrvss advanced and storage o. Me same
Sale vIliIaks place aip o'cissk A. ~ .. we bs1saf
Hulldtar, Davenport. aud esnuIae uaai ~ soia-
r. Shoup CO., sa.aa, h"llaes;
D. Lane, care Of Cook 3 Sargent, box h n
s.R. ssSsr, toA H. II. Goods,
r C. Nsfup, boz n. II ovvjs,
Aaron kllisst, tbos Il. h. doois,
EP Miner, 9 kcxs, tssss,t chest,
u. J. bean, tool chest,
\. DswHsri, l box Ufees,
J. c. hylasI, bale Yarn, -
wAllsm Miller, . kex.s Paper hsnSnss,
W. Y. Clark, y bbls Died trait,
Y. Hs fiugtou. 6aadls Mschlnsty,
c. sanders, ! SACK and esntso's'
Aiiss Root, / chest Of tools, .......
IA. Gray, box UereesIslse,.
n. Lsuxmsr, " kbl Apple batioS,
JP. TaTssr, box HI. Goods,
nitas Cravfvrt, boxes. II. h. Goods,
A. stewart, s 6bis Dried Fruit,
a. r. Shsspsu o, / boz contests notkhown.
n &. Merriam, . Claire,
jobs Stafford, box, y Hauks, stove ana Yipe
avots, pail, . tsys, IL los kettle, bsdstesd,
b, dow, cstn shelter, ! tsistssd,
Telegraph Co. 4 tunaiss ksa,
J, Wupssr, 3 ioors, ~ viOdows,
AsckIoS 4 CSt0iE, stsvs,
RslGs, WI ard ssias,
Mss. Ash, I box b d, goods,
D.ysaRsrlialy 81 xl.-.-.---------
rA111D PAPER, 4
NOR Rsonus, " Porter 3 Bss's. hosk tsISpd,
Is G1llOU
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- Z --------<ob - -
sonrwHAr M.srAKEs-Th Slate Dem.
ocyat credits the Boston Journal with a par
spsph fsyoring limited monarchy as the
best form Of government. We know not
whether the Joufaal ever contained such
paragraph. and at all evsuls.i. is exceed
inaly MINISTERIAL what its opnlo rs may BE-
concerning the fashion of government II
NAV deem most preferable. Considering
the plainness Of the issue at present before
The people, THAT the two parties have
placed themselves before the country, The
one a. the opponent. the other as the adso-
cate of the extension Of Luma slavery The
idea that the Republicans are in favor Of
! uonsrchiesi q stem Of government is sim
ply absurd. Ills the Buchanan party which
Is laborlng for the stronger establishment
Of an ollgarchy, compared With which we
o. not hesitate to say that the restricted
form OF constitutions monarchy which pre-.
vsii. L. ENGLAND is much the better
No Hetso"a"'' VIZ" esh deny thht as aP
slied 10 South Carolina, the i..-. sepublic
10 q nsgrant misnomer We eons'def .''
form of government which prevails In The
slave States, equally tyrahnical as was The
Venltian oligsrchy, which was also mis-
called republic; and we certainly think
the English government as administered
since the revelation Of 1858, and more es-
peciaiiy since the passage OF the reform
bin in 1880, very much superior to The
yrspny exercised in Venice by the eelebra'
led Council of Ten. The House OF Com
mons 10 not only the virtual but The ac-
know lodged supreme power'n Great BIZ
tain. BY its favorable or adverse votes the
fate Of every successive ministry Is deter"
mined. and never since the Sc cond Pit TIL
umphed over the Fox and North coalition,
has any minister dared or attempted to
maintain his position in opposition to the
nsjoriiy ofthe Commons. and Pit was on-
II sustained in his unconscious course BY the
a,surauces OF almost countless petitions
and remonstrances, that he represented the
real sentiments Of the people Of England.
There is no such representative republic
eanism in the Slave States. The form Of
government there established is worse than
was the Venetian oligarchy. As everybody
knows, the Republican party does not pre-
tend to interfere with the system as It IL
established in the Slave States. but it does
intend to prevent that system from being
extended and established over the Terri
tories. and from becoming the governing
power Of the whole country. The kepub
ilcsn party 10 faithful to lts name II 10 H.
boring for the permanent triumph OF rePub
licsn and true democratic principles, and II
gives Us pleasure to re.assure our neigh
hors Of the Democrat that all the signs arr
ahundshtly oInlro of ils success.
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ssThe Iowa Book Rooms

VIE subscriber having purchased The entire Inter
est In the above named we'll kDDWn
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
will continue the bu .ine-s formerly, for tho pre-
eBt at the old stand,
No. SO Brady st +, near the Post Office,
where all In want cal buy hooks, Writing Psqsfa
knvei0nes, Stationery generally. WAll PAPER, Dor
7mo(iul,l5 ELI ADAMS.
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KAxsAs EMIGRAkrs. "A company Of
about fifty emigrants from Maine and Mas
sachusetts, on their way 10 Kansas, rested
over Sunday ia the vicinity Of Rock Island
. week ago last Sunday, and had religious
services performed in their camp by Dr.
Hayes, Of Rock Island. We presume the
pro.slavery papers would say this was
wrongfully mixing religion with politics,
bu, Il 10 . way Yankees have, and we dc
no, know how they can be broken of the
habit,
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t,.s of the best fasmsi In Scott County, 3I& scfes,
OIL, miles from Davenport. LIS acEss fence, Law
acre. In i3S timber, large orchard,
two good wells, large house rooms, stsois, out
buildings, etc. *W E=# X
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Washington, Aug. 3.
The bill reported in the House to-day BY
Mr.. Faulkner, to promote the efficiency Of
the army in creases the pay Of the commits.
stoned officers twenty dollars per month
and raises the allowance Of rstions TO 80
cents, and the President 10 not to confer any
rank, command or emolument.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio has received des.
patches OF his unanimous denomination u
Congress.
A treaty between the United States and
the Two Siciles has been transmitted to
the Senate for ratification.
Storm In Boston.
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DAvIsroRT PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
We are requisite to state that the second
meeting Of the members OF this society tor
rshsarsai, will be held in ST. Luke's Episco-
pal Church, Brady ST., this (foesday) even
ing at7,S O'Clock, and that Il is desirable
that Ladies and Gentlemen having wish
to join the Society should apply for sd'nis-
sion At once, as Il 10 now organized TO
gres, extent, and the admission of new
members few weeks hence. will impede
rather than aid its rehesIsalr.
Its almost needless 10 say that this soci-
ely 10 not intended as mere elementary
class, but that admissions are restricted 70
these who can read Vocal Music with res-
Sensible facility and tha.iti is desirable that
Id members should be snimsted by deter
ninAtion to improve, not merely their o'sn
musical taste, bot that Of their fellow citi.
zeRs,
There are probably other associations
in the city devoted to the cultivation OF Vo,
cal Music, but the members are exclusively
males; and this, we believe, Is the first in
the city 10 which the voices are mised--an
advantage being thus secured in the per
formsnccs which can never be attained IN
sosietiss where female voices are excluded
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Boston, Aug. 9.

Additional reports Of the thunder shower
of yesterday and last night show that over
forty buildings were s.rnck BY lightning in
Guiding four churches and the lighthouse on
Plumb Island. near Newburypott. One
building only was struck in Boston. A
dwelling house in Boyle, and several pleas
ure bosts in the lower harbor were struck,
but the damage generally was trifiing No
lives were lost Portions of the Ola Colo
ny Railroad, near Quincy, were three lee.
under water last evening.
ff'#.E Missouri llstlioD EtEE
81. Louis. Aug. 9.
Odicialrepcrts from IS coonties give Polk
Il ,53I, Ewing 22,5T3, benton l4.777. Re-
ported msjorities increase aggregate so as
TO give Polls SO over Ewing.
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A beautiful farm * mile. from Dareupor i6l
acres, 60 scfes in cui,i, asicn. Part lumber, new
house, stable, etc.
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smilts from Davenport, 60 acres, ~ acres 10 eul'
tiyatou, 60 acrestlmbeS, running wsief, house, sA
BILE etc. 5aa Et
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA.

- = Nle.s
g. r.a 90. 4 " sa.sr-a Np,
20 i-i ID, + oitne : sss ~ NJ Aee9sr
20 nm Su - g. Z. - c - ~ - ~ seWes -~
-" h !, go; - -. ,...s ~. - Astse.
-, p'Ie, ,u.'u -. go, M. 81
- "a Tie y ofti.e WI " Sc i1TrNrsr
W. ahs = nors NJ 49,.
- ~ 49,. i,sv ''ees - ~
assss " ,n i . f -, =,
w .ne = p y f' 80 !. ~ ~ - -.
81 ~, ~ ,ns -. III So. Is - ~ ~
unoo The Mlssiss,ppi River, e s,iiss l,on i.sss'
M ir- iGt, acres ID SECS 2, nnd NJ T5o - -
AmPlosso ks11s. s..syk,
animpfo'ea iarhi oi 30 acres on NE Nissssipps b
= - aeieA y 1pe
TwoiAilrosed iarlas three miles from Dsvsnpsss. ~
Houses and Lots In UAveapegt. - -
NOW-Fine brick house ON 9Th Sc. hssweso 1asrar
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Fort DeS MOines Land Axen1
LAND WARRANTS.

THE undersigned have for safe IAnd wasyapts I
dinefeDt sizes, which they will ssiffsf go a. o.
time 10 suit purchasers. II U EE
They will pay particular attention 10 selection aa1
location Of lands in Fort Des Moiaes, BeTt 0oAeA
CharitaR and other Western Land DistSiets. A1ae .
payment oftsxes and land business Ssssraliy.
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WnsAr FAns.--Ws noticed yesterday
another wsgon-losd Of Nourss's Tanning
Machines. manufactured at Moline, going
into the country. We understand the De.
mand for these mschines 10 fully equal to
the supply. kisa comfort now 10 do bust.
ness with Iowa farmers. A succession ol
good crops he's given them plentiful sup
ply Of money. aud il may almost be said
that they never desire credit. except TO &C.
commodste the seller.
RocE leland REPuSLIoAns.-Ths Ad-
pertissr contains on account Of meeting
Of Rock Isiana Republicans, on last We'd.
nssday evening. to rejoice over the good
news they had received from lows and st.
Louis. AZ we have beiore remarked, our
( lends over the river are a. much rejoiced
Is though the victory was theirs. They
must not fall 10 give Us an opportunity OF
rejoicing In our turn over the triumph of,he
Rock Island and Illinois Republicans. The
meeting was ably and eloquently addressed
by Msssrs. Knox. Beardsley, Wilkinson
and Pleassnts, and adjourned with sthlee
cheers for Iowa and three for Fremont
The Advertiser says that, taken altogether,
il was the happiest and best.,imed assem-.
blsRe OF the campaign.
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IMpF0veN IkTWS -
e4Oaeres highly improved farm miles isoin pav-
-npofl, pVO scrssiu cltiuSsti0B, good board iebes
with Usage orange, house, .lsbts, ste. e.t a..s
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.nslliarue serss all In cultivation, good hoas'
etc , d xailes from davenport.
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Il iaeiiitate In prov eA,ents
COOK & SARGENT
VIZ set lois 10 parties Who uiil bA1l1 On 49, fhss
season, al moderate pfiess and ~ . srediS e. 4
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: On liparts ofthe United states be1eA taoA ~.
COOK, SARGENT r C0uks Sts
Bankers sn< an1 Anooaa,9
Fort Des Msisss, Iq1e
Atlanta and lntsFier 1eak1.
M Eshaii continue 10 receive AID pay est Ne
w notes OF tho above Banks (ass ~ leVep 1ase
since their organizatioBl after Gs I5.h1LA Aa1 01l
further notice. JaD12l COOK i SARoGAI.
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julius Lytance.

JunuS Lytauc0s
LAND A GENT,
Office In Atkiu.on,s Block, Sscosd street, between
Msia and Brady.
r1tACREs large besuufal Timber, 20 nil q from
Ill Davsnpors, price go per acre; Will be di'id-
sd 10 suit pa FehAsss.
Improved Farm.
a4oaerss highly Improve! farm miles ifoi1 Day
export, 9vO scresin cltiGSktob, good board iebes,
with Usage orange, house, .tsSts, etc s.+t a. S.
A beautiful farm 3. uie. from Da,supor 100
acres, 60 sefes In cui,i, aiich. Part timber, new
house, stable, etc.
smiles from Davenport, 60 seres, ~ acres 10 eu-
tyatiou, 90 scrsstmbsr. raunilg water, house sta
BILE etc. a4
oil, 3 miles from davenport, LIS aesss fence, lso
acre. In i39 acres timber, large orchard,
two good wells, large house rooms, sssois, ON
'@i''Hsas'e' ~ @
A,nsnfsrue acres ali In cultivation, IS God house
etc d uiles from davenport.
is0 acres ~ mile. from davenport, 60 10 eul "a
on, ~ ssrssunesF, ~ acres PRAIRIE hoa'e's
etc.
emile, from DAveppor. 80 acres, 30 scrss!p ulii.
yaIon psfI timber, large new house, gooa Val ,e'e'
200 serss spesdid land, sItip fence and 10 cultivs-
tion on the DubaQas road, 4 uiies from Davenport
10 miles from Davenport 30 acres, 90 acres In cult.
walton good house, stable ETC..
10 miles from Davenport, 90 acfes ~ serssin eui.
tiyslop, II scfss splendid TIMBER eslaRcs prairie
large orchard, running water, good house, stable
- milss hom Davenport " acres in cultivation
house, stable, etc.
60 acres II milss from Davenport, ell " fsneeane
cultivation.
"a acres prairie land, miles from davenport
bssutiul view ey Or Rock Island, Mississppt Fvsl
aud Davenport. e4. F& EsEE @t&
eUO acres Of No. elsss prairie land cioseto Wal
eotl so@s offs cultivated, and largo amountoi oh
I'd land 10 Scott county,
nu mLer houses, and vacant lots, pleasant
y situated indtxsrsat paris OF Davenport, for sale OF
/ favorable ter ms. .k,4s.sl -. n.
iabssstuui lots in North Davenport: Terms 10
real. Applyto "a JuLius LfiANs6'
tols
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These iAGds were selected many yeaype asS. ana
comprise some Of the best lsnJs In sesst e1ensy
sha have never been before enered for s,ie $500
Meh 81 80 COOK & sARG EAT.
FOR LEASE,
/ OIs }, Il IN Block 20, corner of Rarnan ara
IL Third sirsen. ss ~
Api7du Cock A q e0rBp
NOTICE.
NJ John z. pasie has this day bees stnfs.
~ VEG Farmer 10 our fra. The bHsas~as n
be Continued as he rel of0Ye. and Snder ~ ~
name and style. COOK 4 MY
Uhf enp port, Aprilist Is5e. $50
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MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
vi Coed Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, cceptaness discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, And sold on Comm issio n.
Eastern c eetioLs pro mptly made.
TALLM.N & POWERS,
once over Weyt Store, Sonth aide OF second street
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IsO acres ~ mile. from Davenport, GO 10 eul "a
on AZ serssumbsr, 20 sesss prairie, nouse,s .iie'
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HERRING,S SAFES.
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Davenport, tn Mo. July 10Th, 1855.