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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01
=, court 0t Common Pleas, Weed Co.,fs. CLIo
Samuel W. Burnham, plaintiff, O'''''

Isaac Marshall, defendant
VIE defendant, Isaac Marshall, is hereby notified
- that on the 25th day Of January A. D. 1856,
Peut'on was filed by plaintiff in the Office of tho
clerk of the court Of common pleas in said VI
county, asking for the foreclosure of certain mor,"
gage deed executed by said Isaac Marshall ON 1Ie
l2t9 day of May, 1856 conveying to said pInintiG
ty, Ohio THE north west fractional ono,ter -,
section number eighteen C9,) in township number
SIX (OD north OF range twelve Q21 containing ono
hundred and twenty acres more or less and asking
Judgment for two hundred and ninety dollars. with
interest from the 18th dav of Nav. 1874 and H.,
SAID land may be sold to pay the same. Said do
iendant is notified that. unless lie answers said ne
tlton by the 4th Saturday of March, 1856 it win
De taken as confessed against him, ard judgement
rendered thereon accordingly
MEFFoRD q HoLIENBEcK
'sn' 20 looO'--37w0$375 Attys for Plth
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

VNTE offer for SALE on very reasonable terms, ri
-'.s' '.e7v quartef or section II, in town. IT !,
containing 80 acres, all in Wood county. All th;s
ianu lies ;r III body within about miles of Perrys
fine orchard and over POO acres Of we'll o II
iana the greater part of which is bottom land of
me very best quality For terms, inquire of
Wv - A0oo'--ztt MURRAY Il Dodge.
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Steedman e. Mead VS.. Jacob Kill

Steedman Mead VS.. Jacob Kril.
- ihhlFtS SALE.--By virtue of an execution
~ to me directed and delivered from the cont of
common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above
entitled case, will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg. on the 18th of March
A. d. 1885, between the hours of and p NJ of said
of Jacob KrilI. WI. COOK Sheria
March /, 1S56.--42w2S1
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resnectfullv ;nfo

N - SzNIlAIkEhD Respectfully infOr ms the
~. merchants and citizens generally of parn .te
burg ana Its vicinity, that he continues the Clothin,
business with increased facilities and preatly an
i5arged stock of beautiful styles and patterns sta
nc ioi lie season, at his store Louisiana
y Venue, east side, between Front and Second sts
where he Will at all times During business honrsI
be ready to cut and manufacture CT OTUING =;
ane latest and best style All orders given will be
accomplished with promptness and economy.
n B.--Cutting done for the Trade and worror+od
to tit when properly made up. Tnov I
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01
John Fay VS.. Peter McMobon

iEhlfIS sALE;--By virtue of an execution
~ to me directed and delivered from the court nf
common pleas of Wood county, in the above enti-
tied cause will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, March 8
1886 between the hours of II o'clock, NJ, and 3
CLOCK p. M the south east quarter of the south
west quarter of section twenty-two (o0l in +o,',,
ship four (4) in the United States reserve in Wond
'' O'iio' CUn'iIihng I2 1orty acres, more or less
JAMES MURRAY, ATTY
Jan. 2G, 1Sj6.--37w5$lS ST
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NJ OIICE.--All persons are hereby forbidden TO
~ trust or harbor my wife, Mary HinkIe, as she
mas left my bed and board without any Just cause
or proyocaton, and will pay no debts by her con-
tracted' LUCAS HINKLE.
Perrysburg, March 1, 195G.--42w3*
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Tperrysnsarg Prices Carresat.

Wheat $lG5@1.7O; Flour, $9.OOQ1950; Rye,
G00}J; Corn, 4joQj0 Oats, 25@31; Potatoes, 81
c05O; Butter, 1920; Eggs. 12@l8; Apples dried,
SI.25@1.50; Peaches, dried, $l.O0Qll25; Beans,
Sl.50@2.O0; Feathers, 31G144; Fresh Pork, 5Ql6 ;
Beet, 4lgJ; Tallow, 10012; Lard,10W12; Wool,
$500 Hay, SS.0001O.00; Wood, $1.50W2 90 !;
Salt, $2.0O0250; Onions, 37@5O.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

INLOUR AND MEAL.-E. d. PECK & co.
l. Flour warranted made from sound Kentucky
wheat. In barrels and bags.
INDIAN MEAL, bolted and unboted, for sale by
FIR. MILLER e. CO.,
Or at the Mill Office of Z. d. PECK s. co.
Feb. 7. 1S56.--39w3
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MARBLE EWORkS.---EpwAnp LLOYD. on
LFI Monroe-st., Toledo, manufactures and deals
i'll American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS,
Tomb Stones. Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs, Man
ties and all other articles usually called for in his
line. lie has on hand large and well selected as
sortmcnt Of Italian and American Marble Nouu-
ments Tomb Stones, Sc. which he will finish in
the best style, with pronptness and dosI atch, and
on as reasonable terms as any establish mcIt in tie
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark Of re-
spect to otherdeparted friends win please give him
call TToledo. MAY 2G, lS55--2v1
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

T ANDS FOR SALE will sell cn very
IL reasonable terms, the undivided S. W. or sec.
Is, r. 4, U. S. r., in Wood county, Ohio, contain
ing 107 acres. or less also, n. w fr or sec.
Z, II. 6, r. IA, in Ottawa county, near the village
of Elmore JAMES MURRAY
Dec. 3. 1S55--30w4
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

w ANNIiED-,5O,O0 900 Hoop Poles; all kinds of
w hickory taken. Also, Slaves Of all L;nds
from Pork Barrel to Pipe. B. F. HoLLISTER.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

Firth arREET Wintef Is approaching
With its irosts, snows and deep mud. Bay
the s...Aans above Fifth street, aud yet the
IiaiIroad Company has done nothing to
ward. improving the condition OF tina, street.
Why s this Il the Company TO blame or
is the City CouaeI 10 faults Wss il not
The business OF the Council to see III al the
company piled strictly with the condi.
ions Of the agreement into which they had
entered with the city 10 Improve that street,
seriously. il Filth st. we're plaHked or paved
would il ever be travelled! lfmen had suf
f,cient confidence ia their own bor5ss 10
travel the street they would stil regard
themselves 40 in danger Ii the Compsny
would plank the sidewalks and put down
,rossings. we doubt ii any more complaints
could be uttered against them, and this
ruueh they certainly owe to The eitzen4
sho are incommoded by the mud. which
alter every rain almost renders FIN street
impossible
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
WIRE DISH COVERS.

IrROM 10 70 inehes for sale at SMITH REhING
Big Tea Kettle. sep IL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

NoHTa.uE ros CorHTY.--Reportes 1900
Dem mai.-Fa.n 100.
M5FRoE Co -stFoudshuFgh ~ ahSh
mai, Bedford township IS DEN maj, gain
10. The gene are Pfsa'eated on ta'' year
election.
SusQuFnas8 Ca--Nontrose IS rep. ma j.
Susquehath aEPti IL trPhphen" Mal
oakland Ren msI hNrmouy 90 Rep
,.r7
Rror,,r Co Bedford brought o. dem.
ma; N-,rip i
D. O. a. gyau.ff dam. maj Is-ghit
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LA t g st N g WIS.
LATER fROE EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA

Z
PRODUCE UNCHANGED
Nav YoRL, Oct, Ia.
The steamship Persia arrived ut hnlf.psst
a. d She tsiogs Liverpool dates 10
Oct. 4sh
The subjects oil nteres are the denon,,re.
l'ons against Naples. the Belgrade bounda.
~, aud the right Of the pos session OF the
i'ie O SerPents. Respecting Naples, the
oniy 'hIornation is from the Brussels Nord't
when gays that the Austrian ministers at
rara ana London have urgent orders from
mat government 90 entreat France and En-.
tiand u abstain from any demonstration al
'eHst until the return OF Martinez ,Gedilori.
al mission to Naples. Further, it is g,id
The western poweis 10 consideration Df aus.
tria, accent 10 this
herman papers assert that Great Britain
has has addressed second note 10 Russia
Oh he subject Of The isla Of Serpents, more
perenPtory than The frst The result is
unknown
Great Britain has proposed as plan Of
adjustment Of The Montenegro difficulties,
hat Turkey dede 40 extension Of bon nda,
d9fY 70 Montenegro Acknowledge the soyer.
''EulJ vi lns fUfto
4 Royal decree removes the coniiscatio
tIom Queen Christmas property in Spain
Napoleon has returned 10 Paris
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5--The arrivals of
bfeadstuifs for the week are liberal DURING
the week the grain trade has been steady
without much activity Flour in reduced
stock and with light prospective arrivals. -
There has been more demand and full prl.
ces paid for choice qualities al to-day's
market
There VS. moderate demand for wheat,
a prices OF this day week The advance of
Tuesday being scarcely maintained. Mar.
ket closed quiet Flour In good request
aud rather deafer from scareity Indian
corn steady and met mol much doing
Flour Philadelphia and Baltimore 3ls
3dt9 32s 81 aud 35s Gd@36s. Wheat--In-
iefior. out OF condition, 638s, good red IS
ga Sd; white, l0s9l0s Sd for 10 ibs In
dian corn--Mixed, 32s6t. yellow, sss;
white Sos cd per 46o lbs Beef little do
Ing.
Pork alta decline would be taken by the
spsculaters Few sales made during tho
week
The Brokers Circular says that tlous
during The week advanced Is per bbl, and
Wheat I'd per bushel
London money market active. and the
Bank of England had raised ts medium
rates II interest 10 rlve per cent. which
caused less pressure American stocks
With5u demand
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
ohio Nisetiop

HUkos Co~Eight townships heard rom 10
.ivss sos Republican majority IN l. -
Democratic lpsjority in L.
SAsDusKT Co.--5 Townships hssto 'lom
Ia Republican maj is6-in Dem "Aj
2s a.. ,..,4 a.,D,
~-ss4 Rep. mai, r,,,a,.ng
I.xs Co.--3Q0 Rep maj Cleveland
city $50 Rep. maj. ar, pan
iosnsr Co.-l0 townships s7o hsP
NM. oo.- nsun-
ClyclEs4T1 ~- Hamilton GO. goes is"''
cratic By a reduces majority. ,.,..,
BurLra Co.--campbelI prapa0ii ae'''''
td in This county for Congress. ,,.u,
RRIr Co.--sandusky city 70 Reeu'''sS'
majority,
FRayKLIg Co.--Columbns city 7mal' w
Galloway, Republican for C9hg g
COUNTY gives about 300 mal for Galloway
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

4 FIzzIE,-We obserged bills posted On
he corners on Monday last Inviting every
tgdy to 90 to The Court House. SIS Nj Me
l.aughhn, Judge Willisms and others were
Q address The Democracy that night As
neither OF the organs of the Pra,Slas cry
iarty in this CRY have uttered word n re.
..ard 10 that meeting, we presume that like
IS iilustrious predecessor when the same
IIr. Mclaughlin wss to sddr ess the people.
Il proved failure
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

K, /. MEETiss To-day masa meeting
Il the Republican party is 10 be held in
Aoes Island Gen. NYE, Of New York
vii speak al = O'Clock. P Nj. Other dis
iaguished speaker viii be upon the ground
Republicans in Davenport intending to 60
.psr are requested 70 meet At the Club room
II ! O'clock precisely
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1aro lpare.
u CLOSE a. COS. COLUMN.

-. - -
frss ssss q w hsa' sa a"s a
our friends nd who dssire fair dealing.
tor each We propose to seli al a small advance
1erfosf 60.
+ cheap . I. Close < 60.
/ I. CLOSE & CO.'S.
- a. Z. CLosk & cos
1 T GLhsR & cos.
1sa T. Close & cos
| low al q CLosf 4 cos.
.tEoSH x cos.
IL 4 tio-E . cos.
4 IA u Pipe nIalf .iz+. from /. Il, ata tDr sale a
ruToNs Fence Wire f,,,.,i,4h+,eat
GARDEN FOOLS ofryer. d.-rytptisn al
I,UNs, Rids aud Pistols Ds.t auality 1,r sale low
StTopFs .ai Titwars wbtat will b, .Jll cheap Al
NrogEsr pgflttI. tirI.t Jlla
1 EATHER astilay all .txe,g
DACklSa Hpmp ani Rubber Tor sale al
/ r CLOSE q cos
DLAGKaMtTEpS Iaal,, Bellows AnvlIs, Ham
- msrs for sale low al A. lLOaE & CO.'S.
poFR-Maniliaa Hemp, all sit.sat
IL T. CLOSE & eos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
EAsTog, Pa Oct Ia

EAsToHi Pa Oct Ia.
The Republicans held large meeting
here last evening. Senator Wilson was
the principal speaker, GOV ReedsF was
present and made brief speech stating
that bis challenge had been accepted by the
Democrats, and they had selected one of
their sblest champions to meet and discuss
the pending political questions of the day
with him. Tue meeting. he added, would
take place at National Hall, Philadelp his,
on the 10Th mat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
NEW Yoag, Oct. !,

WV ibH1i 49, 49,
The Rev. Constantine Pz, Of st. Charles
Roman Catholic Church. Brooklyn. pub.
Ishes card this morning, denying IN the
,a5at positive teSms tae statement thai lie
had, while Chaplain TO Congress, admins
tered tho sacrament Of the Eucharist to Col,
Fremont,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

cengreaman elected in the list pIs'n'''
F,o,anss Dem, by 2,27o mai. I'd DlS'f'e'
N,,rris Rep l7s maj Sd District La"'y
- 4,b District, Phillips, Dem by iaFg'
armies. 9th District. Hickman, Dem
~. . Nected perka 80. 5'f7a Dem s"'"
~ 90. Bedford CO. lao Dem 'he"'s'
sos mai, Republican gain 400
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--latest News.
GAlJs
a,,,ber IS, 9 o'clock, P, NJ.

October IS, 2 o'clock, P M
T.yo ,o.yrships IN Shelby co. liS pe"'
mai. ID c:qaa, DistrSt conflict very close
ha'u-eo Campbell. Rep, and V"'l'nd'na'
ham. Dem. 18th District contest close Ne
wrsn Galloway, Rep and Coz Den, -
R.,a D..trcta gave Dean. Haiorlt'fS lat
frfl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

Tie Hon. Mr. Foster, II, C., from Ge0r'
as, closed one OF his latest speeches ID Con
sf.,a by the following slap at tho eoEaae'
'' ib' southern Democracy, u winch ia 's
member
The tune has changed Ne heer no
. ..fe OF "old federal, nlue light, abolition
~ "3'. And, in fact, have .uo' heafo
"oe" lately Of dark lantern" eVt now II
70 We gallant old Whig party & iori0p'
W. wing party" patriotic Americans
ag m he cry has become almost Macedonian
lyMs ever and help u.s." "aelPt help
.'s'i0ody lun here" Why what on earth
ne natter IL there any foreign enemy
"of ehoreat Have Indians broke out
w. l1' worse than that; there - muanY
''' Democratic camp, Come and help
manage our Democratic friends, or the
''gn'r9 te lost"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

'.o National iutellgencer had. under 'ts
''sa notices on Tuesday lart, the nsr'
,,,f' on the 27th September Of Dr, w,
" w. i'sms. TO Hiss Susanna J. WilltaTs, o.
.''o1'ngton and among the obituary nou'
.,' '2' The same day, the death Of Mrs su-
lah J WllIisms, on the goth insIJ wife
ali w. w Williams, From the bridal to
'.st IN two short days
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

GARsLIya, They have very naughty
y9mposltors In the Democrat ONCE. In
quoting from the 6asstts the sentence,
The Republican party is founded mainly
lPon a single principle which Is as endura
BE as the institution Of slavery" they omit
red 1.-THE word mainly and thus gave the editor
aRe opportunity 70 read US homIly on
me ljealsm. We dcu't object to being
Termed the advocate Of party with one
des, or with one motive in view, but We
dislike to see our languages go garblsd; ja''
40 though 10 the haste with which we write
efficient could not be found TO attack ~
pom without manufacturing Tar ihe Puf.
J0ae.
The Democrat says thu, the Rtpa oiiesn
an Abolition party. VIII the editor
please to define what he means BY the word
hbClli0ni If he intends to convey the
tes hat It advocates the abolition of sla'
's'y ifolc Kansas be is correct II from the
entire South he is mistaken.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

CoEs.--What does the Democrat now
mink Of that "lair s,and.uP encounter in
Connecticut {" II the first gun proved too
much for the peace.loyers, certainly the
zsy gun will counteraet It's effects
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

GREAT Far IN Book AAEtHs -- The
sealaad ior Mr.. Stoves novel. "Dreg," -
% great. that the publishers are new prlIt-
snF aa5 binding 5000 sets day, egaa! 10
tsa rcuass a minute for the WORKING hoo's
still many oFders we are told remain uaan.
wetsd. We should sdsise the pub.isasfs
ehen MIRA Stowe mss her next novel ready
Or pres7, TO get fifty u hundred thoussn1
>opies "a aay n advance.
Toe above a from the Boston YFatE'rgt
. pvu-roi paper, but must all be wrong
e,ta,ey als. because The Democrat Gays
hat Drea - dreadful failure" and
be Dsm0eraf so-lJnt lie.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

n, strn that > lad near Chtckestw, sen
III ~ hsrl MllleT sccdentily shot himself
.r,.. I,esasy OF this week, the whole charge
ing ,bs abdomen and lungs Al IasI
""arAs intel.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

Grseeiy Weed, Bsechet and Company
ave within the lsst ten days issued pam
ajet containing forged letter from Cover.
lr Geary OF Kansas. ststing that he has
3me out Tor Fremont, and that this ls the
sss9n Of the present quie. in that territory
Democrat.
Tbs above e.rnes with it its ow n Tstuta,
agB. There is no peace 10 Kansas and OF
his act no one lie better informed than Mr.
Greeley. Try again nsigbbor. and be it,
tie more cautious
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
Indiana Election
SnrrR bEsDl lnd

South BEsD. lad, Oct IA.
George township, 81. Joseph county
gives Colfsx, Republican, il2 majority -
Penn town,hip gives Celfs1 l2o maj,
IspIAsAPe Majority 10 the Guy i''
Morton, Il epubHcsn, 100 Decatur Tow n
ship. Monroe county. ia rep maj TWO
townships in Shelby CO.. givss Wi'iafo.
Damoer., for Governor. Iie ma
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

TIE Wx.IHEA eeatuues destdsdy 60 Vi,
Fires are quite comfortable and oFercoa's
ahawls and dannes generally have become
fashionable. Our IndiGn summer, L.s
PleSsaHtesI season Of the year, has not Ne
parted, we will yet have many days VI le
lght'BI autumn weather.
Oh, Aat nal not 30 aeon
Depart ths cues tsat mGks ths tsEsIt s.ad.
Thy gentle wind sAi L5r fpiE iunay aooE,
fayliagsl Wild and SD
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

Regurh. frcm FLORIDA indicate that the
buchansnites have carried the State by 800
nslgTity
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

OHIO election, Cincinnati ca"p n, re
o"., sCongressioosl District peHdIe'
ION and {. losbses elected no,'Vt n,s
min nr two. members, in Let and % p 40
Sa," Ut p ~. 20 unty Shove hsPo0'''
esa gam OF 1900 on 'a'' s,,,r,,s,. Par
gains Rep in two count, .a,,ad
as heard from Republicans a"'' $50, -.
indiana election. A few a.
fufna from Willard. Dem. bur
mite known yet
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EAaisnA


pewrns loI,r4,r that tie Dem0efSt' N"''
-,7.a a.. sout,er part OF the state
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JOB pRIMTING

Ia all ofts garla tics, don. fl the neS.est aad mo
sspeditods manner and 81 Chieago price, u the
Gazette steam lob Printing 0fdeo.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
4 Chance Tor AL investment

EbgroKs STATE DEMOCRAT. ~-GRSTsa---
. ~ Il wager 5000 IN good productive real
rstate in Ihis county Yis!diHg q net profit
.sr anaum of $4,000. that James Buchanan
-sts nor popai az votes tn the United States
T. the All OF Noyember coming. than John
q Fremont end 81 coo tina, John &, Ere
noug will not be The next President Of tbs
United States Provided 10 both The above
.sses. James Buchanan -hGll live unJiIaftsC
6s An Of next March. Both propositions
q b. taken together.
Fos rag CossTITuTIos AMI UNION
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

Phiadeiphts Report d gain in -
counties exclusive OF Philadelphia
fcct 10 $500 Dem. sat $ sss Rep.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
For, Des Moines Land Agency.
Ian ARIA NTS.

THE undersigned have for SAFE Land Warfaut.c
difie rent sizes, which hey Will sell for eash
time 10 suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection and
location Of lands In Fort Des A0ines. Fort Dodge,
chariisn aud other Western LIZ Id Districts. Ass u
pay laeI,i efisaes and land business generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
RTuDING LOTS

Lon sale al taiz p.ioes and eli o. leEK GREAT 20
i facilitate trrp-oy s-erts
CJ0A & SARGENT
FiH sell lots 10 rGsieS v1o will build on t-sn lu-
asoH. d lnoae*=ss S-.ees AID OF credit o. i
and Jyesrs Jona s DIS
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Daukiaa.
AcaREG0R, LAw1s 4 BLAXENoRI,
RANKERS

- 800
kA NIX II kA
and Dealers in Foreign 4 Domestic Rxchangs,
unearfsnt Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin,
psTrNpneTT NV.
StPEClAL attention given u the eollec,ion Of M.f
- eantis aa made on the Day Of
y = ~ lilies. 80 "''p' '" ma
81 ,n pn.,t ma he seiee,jon 81 go. ~
. si,G v'''''''' W
our. ,f,..at. ~. X.yv yayk ho.to, pau.a.t
A. y. ,, ~. Ip.stfn..t,,n civ pit,sha,v Co.,.
~ 4 a. ana 1hirsoo. always for sale IN any,
e r., sisa s.r,ing Fren@h saa ser
~ ~. n.p, n.naa'"'''
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f To,a IN. ~, f.og q, 1.ni.and New y,,,
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III none! upon hfat ns'dle saeu'i"'H pio'"01
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ALKX. ". H0RH0OR,
Notary Public and Iusuraucs AGENT.
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REAL EsrATE
a.. attention s,seh 10 psS Sls asr sn'
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Having complete Abstrsei, yititiesto all lands .
ihs county and city, We are fully prepared 10 exsmin'
sagessnd all other of writing and take
rsa.onabIs terms,
M,GREGoR, LAWEs & ELAKEMokE
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
CapIptI S,rnnno
Pirs and Marine Risks taken A, Fair Ratss.
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npIy'.a CO.. 90. " 80 A sI,i,a.ss,1s
Inn. I.e..nn is1a.. s,saes ia "a Starp
la,,,, , 500 Lnoi. $3.50 pav,'a,a E,,s,
, ~ 800. r''"'i' ''0oa'S' ''"'"' '''A''
"'"~'" rouy w ufoFp presia.n,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

sira a-th e labor 81 mah ahd pN.''' ''''' N Z
nya.tu the sport of inc "tha'' l .,ltrr ,,r,,,sr.
.amoufthe most ontsfpr'sihe SNY 7" | M,
al au west, who arc no" dslns tIi ' ~. Sslas "a
agluign that .Ais Invention wiz Ii,SsI $50 .Sn
.n5 great prsir,e regions u lne ,yTal thol,sar1
ailuUi ut dutiafsl % nIthf - .tlrE farms
ggG.n could not before 'ht4 iLre""'I wa. ai
ma and lRasta4Eea E1aal cbahFo w th. faiu'
Fss as ,aIo, where II has been !housHt n'gSsssI W
'","'1 " ne bssutilui ,nsedapism OF th,s ~
rsgIiin". II appears almost Lise 'h'"E 81 '"'e''''
geuer Instead oil mere inscetie ,,.s.,,,I ,,,,rs
Ts.rIrs 4. cftuesg Aiiis are IA sI'eessiW "P''"
tta', IL, glu.ost every State IN the phaa
EngrRyinEs descriptions, prtes any nv
, gsgigrn armeTs now asinE the III" VIII w ''''
tfEe- ,,.t. t,, sasIns RaindlDg
g.a ali ptnds Gf machinery, requiring Heu' nv 'r'
we've hogss p0WsTt arc requested 70 70 49, a. q seI
.aFt. Mi. before purcha sing e semhola 90 W. az, -
,tS ga MADAM! 10 have LAs cheapest power no"
fISss deciding hsss mills sui - eAPS irs.s q.
men 10 asslal 10 erecting .asn', may sN,d y
w, ..y .gepta, SuUKSE WELL phNe"f''''
y+t.sss W oslsru Wtud NH 20, ps'enr""'
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