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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-01
NATHANIEL II. CARSON.
+ harmaccutiSt and Druggist.

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE At
IL Rock Run, Port Deposit. Nd, and
would respectfully call The attention of his
friends and the public to his large assert
ment OF DRrGs, CHEMICALS AND PATENT
MEDICINES. PERFuMERY. FANCY ARTICLES,
&c. IopAcco, SNUFF AND CIGARS. SPICES,
HAIR. TooTn AND SHAVING BRusnEs,
U"Physicians' Prescriptions care(ullv
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. fOcf 4tb ,shc a.
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On the same day. October goth 1856. com.
'nenc'ng at 10 O'clock in the morning, will
also be sold at Public Sale on the premises
above described the following personal pro.
peity, to wit.
ohe par Of valuable oxen, 3 Cows. one
horse and a number Of young Cattle and
'e'eral hogs, Also farming implements and
iio'ist hold and Kitchen Furniture.
~, iEkMS OF TIE PERSONAL PROPER
lr,-All sums Of or under SO TO be- paid in
'as''. FOR all sums over $40 credit of four
months Wall be allowed. notes bearing inter
est from date with approved security being
given.
PERSONS wishing to purchase arc invited to
examine the property. Fer further informa.
ion apply 10 EARLE 4 CRESWEiI
oet. 'ith 1856 Attorneys Elkton, Md,
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WANTED.
L. Coke l'azier.

NEISli FLANNEL.-R cal wells
" Flannel. Also large stock of Red and
White Flannel. for sale cheap by
Sep 20 Il. BROWN, JR.
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ON SgwspArERs OF CECIL CorSrl We wish
10 pr",rrs -omplrte flo. roSsib'e of the News
paners puolish I'd in Ccc;l county prior to August
IT,. 1871 Mt which time this paper was commenced
nur object to bind th"m and keep tLnm that
they may 90 consulted by al prisons DESTROYS of
referring to their colnmns We W II pay bcra'
p-ica Cor enough to form complete files. if til can
remember are Tue Vi Krox PnEsS. TIVE ELkro~
Coraina. THs CEciL WING. published at Port
bepositD The ponT DEroSIT Rock, and The CEclL
,zerTE. prior to the date above mentioned. -
There may have been Others. but do not now
think of any. Many persons in the county. no
doubt, have partial file. among their Cd papers.
which IRE of little use to them We III II
he pleased to receive any numder, however few rs
by getting here and smother there W" M y get
compict. fies Persons having them who lis.
p,.,.d to as.is us in collecting III M vii please
seri hem by mail. 9th rwiSr to this office If
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WILLIAM TOKBERT
HIS OPENED
SPRING DRY GOODS.

)HEss silks, cha'ly de LANES Bsrsgss,
- Lawns, Prints. Jaconcts. Cambri,,. N,in
SOCKS Linens t"ge her with full line Of
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROlDERJFS
worked Collars, Sleeves Haik.s R.nJ.
Edging. and lns"rtings &c. Silk Mj.t, Lss,
lua'i.y Nj 'iloscs, Lace and Love els, hin
mi English C,apes &c ="
DOMESTIC AND HEAVY GOODS.
Heavy Cottonades, Drillings, Ducks R,,,.n.
may 10.
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PUBLIC SALE.

~ ~ MAI
Rl virtue of an Order of the ORPHANS
- Court ofCecil county, the undersigned
as Administrators of James Getty, deed
VIII sell at Public Sale at the late residence
"' the said deceased, on THURSDAY, the
9th day OF November, the following property
Te~r->-> to WIFI hree ~
~Ylmal head of Horses, n-.F,H
GIN o"e yoke Of Oxen, iisaAS
itss|Sss,sSs.x.s,.. sIx Cows. fonr..aS~.IJ
young Steers and AGO
lot of young Garlic, nine head Of Hogs; one
Family Carriage, OK Cart, Fan, Corn Shelter
Flows and other implements; Wheat, Corn.
Oats and Potatoes by the bushel; Hay. Straw
Corn Fodder; heat in the ground, &c
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Beds. Bcdslcads, Tables, Chairs and lnIpv
articles not enumerated.
X Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Terms Cash. REBEtCA ANN GETTY,
Administrator Of Jas. Getty. dec'd
October 18th, lS56-ts.
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
For the Present and approaching Seaso,
A. KIDD &c SON
A T THEIR NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
. PORT DEPOSIT. MD. have just opened
fresh and desirable assortment Of
GOODS TOR Gaoirs' tl'ear,
selected with great care. They name in part:
lobes in lawns, silk shawls,
| hri'i,ah %, be; and St,ll, do,
| thallies. Emb.o;J.re, and L..
French Cbirtz, TnIers,snves a and C Sis
press ,iiks, skirts. Lin. 4 Con IL dL.f
."h u 40. Dress Trimmings in vari,ty
,ipteas ne Begrs 6ercges No, ss,lines.
nigh ms 4 Plaids. Hair. and other Brr sbe,
Hosiery and Gloves. Port Monnaies. &c 20
FULL SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS
Attention is called to their stock Of
Ladies and Misses CATERS. Boots and Shoes.
In all the fashion bic colors and STYLES
FINE CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
White Stone China in Sets and Cut Class Wars
with finer grades Queens war;.
ALSO CUTLERY OF CHOICE QUALITY
h'h's' and Forks in Sets; Spoons, pocket Knives
CAKpETIEGs, MATTSGs AND OH CLo1us.
They also keep on hand STATIONERY. Curpcp
Np HYMN BOOKS. Letter and Noe Paprr El.
ve,ope, DC Any Book ordered, supplied at Pub
sher prices.
FANNY Groceries. PrnyI.tons
Sc: resul rly recevel. and kept constantly o
hami. IN separate sore room
Inc atteai ion Of tn ir friends and tho nublic
respectful callel to this advert sement. Prices
WI be found to compare f.vor bly, with loves,
ety. r'tes A -0"@'
-, ~ Ail KINDS 81 Country Produce t,ken in Ok.
change. at highest market pric
Port Deposit. May "a. 1856.
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GRoLEklES AND LIQUORS
AT CJTY PRfCES

1--WE undersigned has just received at his
l. store in Little Elk, large stock Of
liquors. Groceries, &c which he is now
offering to the public at city prices, whuls.
sale or retail. His stock embraces
WINES
BRANDIES,
GIN,
RYE WUJSECy
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:. VALUABLE 49,,
Real and Personal Property,
AT PURLIC SAFE

BY virtue of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
Tor Cecil county, in Chancery, the under.
signed, as Trustee. will offer at Public Sale
on the premises hereinafter described, on
Jedneaiu1 ne 29h of October. 1856.
at o'clock p. NJ, all that valuable truct of
Land, known as
MOUNT ARAFAT"
wherein the late George Davidson, resided at
the Time OF his death. and which contains
$50 Acres, More Or Less.
1t is located within half mile oe the
town of Port Deposit. Cecil county. Ma,
and Is bounded on the west by the railroad
now IN construction from PER-. Vile to Port
| Deposit.
IL adjolns the lands of the late Judge Con-
stable and Of Col. Henry Smilhson. 1t Is
convenient 10 churches Schools Mills and
Stores, and is accessible from phijod,lnh;,
and Baltimore by daily lines per Railroad and
Steamboats,. 1t is in an improved and i'm
proving ne'shborhood, and enjoys the highest
reputation for health. The Mount Ararat
Farm affords number Of beautiful sites for
building The land is very elevated and
commands all extensive view of the waters of
the chesapeake Bay. Bordering on the Sus.
Ilrlahna River, it ovcrluoks the Hartford
INNS and the scenery has been pronounced
highly picturesque.
The soil Of this Farm is of excellent quality
and is susceptible Of the highest Improvement.
The property is under tolelable fencing. and
Is well wa,ered by pure and never falling
Sp ingS. The Improvements thereon Consist
ii small but comfortable Dwelling Hons.
tenant house, nearly new and in good re-
par with customary out buildings. The
ir,llt on this farm is very choice having been
selected viii great care There are 4 nnm,ur
ri Peach Trees, and the apple orchard con
ans about lGO young and thrifty trees now |
IN full barring condition.
TIE STONE QCARRTES on the premises
arc very extensive and are believed to he in.
eSia'st,ble; they have been worked to a,lvan.
,ase and are deserving Of consideration. The
land Is about being surveyed. and il will ~.
sold III whole or in parcels as shat b, tbouob,
best on the day Of Sale.
THE TERMS OF SALE-As prcscrib Il
ny The decree, require one third Of the pur
chase money to lie paid in Cash on the day
u Sale. one other third thereof in nine months
hereafter. and the remainder in eighteen
months thereafter. The credit payments to
D'ar interest from the day of sale. and To he
secured by the Bond Of the purchaser, with n
surety or S'netirs 10 be approved hy the Trus-
ec or the whole in cash at the oi,,ion of III.
~, chaser. JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
Elkton, Md. Oct. 1856. Trustee
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THE CECIL. WIG
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY;
BY p. G. RICKETTS,.

TERXS.-s2.00a year in advance.
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py Single copies ofthe paper. FIVE cents.
nv B. PALMER. Agsm n +. corner Of
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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The Steamer LADY
WILMER. t a e =
Race St. Whari'every
Wednesday. At a
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NOTICE.

Oct IL. lS5G-tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

Tho Panama Riot Steps Taken 70 Prevent
Recurrence Of Outrases.

Tho Panama Riot Steps Taken 70 Prevent
Recurrence Of Outrages.
New York, May II.
The Journal of Commerce says We
learn by the official correspondence Of the
Panama riot, that the English and French
Consus had united with ours in sending fts
men-of-war on both sides of the isthmus, 10
protect passengers and property from any
recurrence Of outrage on the part OF the ln-
habitants. Mr.. Senter, the local superIn-
tendent. writes that dispatches have been
forwarded to Greytown by the various Con.
suIs, requesting the immediate assemblage
of force.
Col. Toolen, Chief Engineer, corrobora-
ted the above address, stating that the
French Consul feels as warmly on the sub
ject as the American, although but one Of
his countrymen was killed. We have the
same authority that our Consul has forward
ed to Washington mass Of evidence con-
corning the late riot, tending 10 show the
deliberate criminality Of the Panamanos.
The Heralds Washington correspondent
SAYS: A treaty has been drafted which will
secure protection to American citizens in
Nicaragua. The Union will contain card
from A. d. Heiss, stating explicitly that he
vas not sent by our Government 70 Mica
ragua with instruction TO Mr.. Wheeler,
limiting to Gen. Walker that if Padre Will
was sent to Washington in place of Col.
French, he would be recognized; that he
vent as private citizen, and that when he
eft Nicaragua he had received no informa-
lion directly or indirectly through Col.
Wheeler or any other person, that the Gov
.rnment of the United States would receive
A Minister from Nicaragua.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

New BANKING HOUSE AND LAND OFFICE.
We take great pleasure in calling espe.
cial attention to the new cards OF Nichols,
Campbell a. Co., and Nichols lsbelI e. Co.,
OF Davenport. The serior partner OF both
firms, Geo. l.. Nichols, Esq /, is well known
as man Of strict integrity, fine business
talent and inaomltable energy. Mr. Kill
bourn is also Known as man of the same
stamp. The other partners OF these houses
are gentlemen from Ohio and sustain an
excellent reputation.
These houses are prepared to do all that
pertains to a legitimate banking business.
They have also tor sale many thousand
acres Of the finest improved and unimprov-
ed lands in tie west. We most heartily
CO amend them as worthy of all confidence
to any who wish to invest in Iowa and Min.
Islander.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

The following is the commencement of a
short article in the Rock Islander. Any
man who could believe such statement
would find no difficulty in persuading him
self that Judge Douglas was heaven design.
ed for the Presidency. If we can assist
neighbor Pershing in any honorable way at
all to convince the world that his progeni.
tors were anything but Wings, he will please
command our services
SHOWING The CLovEN Foor.--John p.
Hale, who is one of the acknowledged lead
ers OF the Abolitonists in The Union, is said
to have expressed the following sentiment,
the other Gay, while in conversation with a
distinguished Senator
''Sr, pe (the black republicans) don't care
adm for the aegroes--ne teaat and intend
10 hare The political pouer!"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
Iowa Land ONCE Closed.

We understand that the order for closing
all the Land Offices in Iowa until the rail-
road companies shall have made their selec.
ton of lands under the recent act OF Con.
gress, reached Dubuque on Friday evening
last. There were several gentlemen in this
city on Saturday on their return from lows
whittier they had gone to enter land and
locate warrants, but were day or two too
late to accomplish the object of their trip
Some of them very wisely concluded to
make investments in Illinois lands.-Chic.
Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

A NuIsAscE-For an hour yesterday
Brady street was filled with cattlsof every
age and size, all of which united in gen.
eral chorus, producing noise sosaismal thSt
one was fain TO wish they might increase
the pandemonum, until he very Marsha
was awakened to the duty of having them
imne da,ely removed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

A CHAaeE.--We were converting with u
gentleman yesterday who some years since,
when on a trip to this upper country, was 30
well pleased with the site Of Davenport that
he invested $500 here. He now has the
satisfaction Of knowing that his lots if sold
to-day would bring him S25 900.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
it again

Struck A PiER.-A raft injudicously
managed came in contact with pier of the
bridge on Sunday and split into several
pieces. Twas rumored that one or two
men were lost, but we could find no author
ity for the report.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

FAsr.-A two-horse tenn passed our Of
fce Yesterday at 2,4o pace. Very scien-
tfcally they passed lot of other teams
and were brough, up all standing on seconc
street. No damage done, but better not try
IL again.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

Too MopEsr.--The Muscatine Journal
makes the same complaint Of the coresPon.
dent of the Chicago Press that we did, viz:
That he did not do justice to our manutac-
turing establishments, business, etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

OPERA.--We are requested to refer par
ticularly to the advertisement contained IN
to.day's paper of the Opera to be given tl"s
evening by the German Dramatic Club II
is the last performance Of the season, anc
thew wish to see full audience,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

BELL BoAr.---A diving-bell boat is now
a, work on the wreck of the Efie Alton,
which lies on d sand bar below town. 10
her hull were many valuable goods, and tc
obtain them is tie object of the bell boat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

Hon. l.. D. STOCKTON, OF Burlington,
has been appointed by Gov. Grimes, one Of
the Associate Judges Of the Supreme Court
of,his State, vice Judge Isbell who resigned
on account of ill-health,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

ASorHER.--Yesterday morning another
rat struck pier and was demolished. It
ia utter careles9ness that causes the free
ouencv of these accidents.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

Washington, May IL.
The official announcement Of the recep.
lion of Padre Will Is not yet made. Tn.
Uuion Of this morning is silent upon the
subject.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

T. CLOSE g. cos. COLUMN

w sumen al,rss stock Of Heavy and Shell Hard
I e Rat s1 n, a as, and Invite calls from
1000 Kegs Nails Can soon Tor pafgans u sahs
| i'cho'h ~
l aS, mig 7a'es N"o on'S r GLosE 4 %.
| chcapo! d NH'eS -
| hoA oihi sizes i'f sa's''~Ie ,Iosp A. cos.
~" Si'"i@r, du'o! anu D' gIosp' ~ r1sS
~ at l. cLosE oo'
hoN Akies' ih''n0'o Sksins = ana cL,pisE 4 Co.'S.
~ saie AZ - ShS' y W
2bLE ana foeket cunefyf@ isgsp ~ r I
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i'hiHiN" dshhu ins1 ~ 0noSR q Co.'s
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DaCKiSG, Hemp and Rubber ior sale ~ 49,
..,. tt. H..
DLAG kSMlTH'S Tools, Bellows. Anslis, nam |
.,,=.,.,
DOPE--Manilla and Hemp all slzesat . |
gallon and Signal OF ' ias z 's
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

CArTLE.-Two large droves Of cattle
crossed at our ferry yesterday on their way
to Minnesota.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

WsoLrsALE TRADE OF DAvENPoRT.-.Th
iobbinp or wholesale trade of davenport II
rapidly on the increase. Teams fa'lfoaus
and steamboats, are brought into requisiliol
to convey merchandise from this city iht'
he interior But an illustration or TWO
will serve better than mere words. Las'
week sir of our merchants sold bills OF goods
TO 90 to Washington county To reach
which they were shipped, via steamboat 10
the town Of Muscatine, and thence convey
ed by wagons to their destination Some
of these bills were quite heavy, th.t OF Dbl.
H.H, Smith, we know exceeded one thous-
and dollars. Messrs. Ryan g. McCarn sold
a bill on Saturday oftwelye hundred dollars
But a circumstance that speaks ioudest tor
the inducements presented BY the wholesale
houses Of our city, and one TO which we par
,icnlarlv invite the attention oil merchants
and traders in the interior, is thas last week
a merchant from one Of the back coahtie.
tarr ed on his way to Chicago to ascertain
the prices ETC. of goods here, He then pro-
eeeded to Chicago, thoroughly acquainted
himself with the prices and manner OIL DO
;,o business there, and returned to this city
where he bought his goods and paid the cash
for them. Our wholesale merchants pur-
chase their goods from first hands and a.
low as do those of Chicago; their rents and
al. Al.
other expenses are lower, consequently they
can afford to sell goods as low as do those
merchants, why then should not Iowa mer-
chants pa,ronize their own! we nave
heavy Establishments in the dry good gro
Gerry. hardware, boot and shoe, and all the
different branches that go to fill up the
country store, and though the variety may
not be SO great as a, Chicago, yet the
country merchant will find that he can SUIT
himself in articles and prices sell enough
here TO justify him going no further.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
FOR SALEl

4 NEW House. rooms, lot 45xeo fee on R,ov.
street; sS' e,so cash, and $500 In l,2 YEAR, Ia
per cent inIere -
splendid well. lot .0xI0U feet on 9Th .trest
soeo cash. balance in or years, 10 per CT iutersst
beautiful eorheriot on 5tn and Brown StPseta
acres 81 brady street with u never falling stre.n
- wafer, broken sho fenced; price $50, sou cash
aaahse In one and TWO years. with 10 Der AZ .r~,
taFe-n keeper.
Io large esauiiiallois in Ssrth Davenport Term,
~ salt purchasers. Appiyto
nay t,d-im JULIUS LYTAyCE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

A Washington letter writer says that
Gen. Cass "talked two hours over the dead
body of popular sovereignty" on Monday
aud was to conclude his speech on the next
dav
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
julius LVtance


L A ~ ID A g ENT
Once between Harrison and Ripley strsa,.
Improved Farms for sails.
O11AcRks highly Improved farm, ! miles non
~tODavenport, 20 aerss in cultivation. saoI
BOARD tencs vita Usage orange, ouse stsbI ala
beautiful farm 81 miles from Dsysunoyt ,ss
acres 6oaeres in cultivation, balance timber houss
we'll, stable, etc.
Also productive farm miles from n.vsnn.-,
lIiacres, g aerss in guilty atom rs acrss smn".'
rest prare sP endid coal on the tract, good hopss
farm ofl2o acres, miles from Daysnpoyt 4
improved; 40 acres good timber. 20 acres prsirts
house, well and outbuildinss.
3mlles fr,m Davenport, 60 acrss, 10 &C re- impro.
we'd, ~ aerestiaber, house, stable, etc. oas cash
Z acre lot in West Davenport. fenced. cultivated
anu larger new ofek house, well, stable, etc.
81 acres frst class prairie land. two m,,a. g.
Waieott, $is,50p per acre cash.
Houses and Lots,
"a ns W mouse on en street. x~a, one story stone
pie for horses. lot eexl5O, rent 500, chHan n,
50, loo; terms good.
beautiful residence on Ripley street, between ,.t
and %, ooms, kitehens, we'll eistern. onthon.H
lot 301so, terms easy.
Several new and com fortabl bop.s. n, ~ a.
Streets. 80 - Ano VIZ
part of Davenport. " "s W"
First rate business lots on First Second and rh,,S
sreetsi also, 20 beautiful lots in North "a, enno,t
and large amount OF unimproved land In 0cot cous
~. Applyto se~s'
men s4-dhm JULIUS LYTANcE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20

TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in ARtason's block, Second Street, be
f,neen Brady and Main.
OFFER forsale the following valua Real Is
City Property in Davenport.
l. House and lot on Third Street the eorpero
Q. six lots the south west corner of Fourth ard
3. Six lot. at North Davenport, between Perry aud
Rock Island Streets.
Ailthe above lots are well situated and in parts of
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold Oh
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
5! Of $. E.. S. es 7. 70 y. Ranges west 50 acres.
NJ. OFFS + /! s 3sT 70 n. Ranges west 40 acres.
The above isrdsare u on the line OF the railroad
rom Davenport 10 IowaCiIy.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety seres of
timber land near Elyirs P. o, seven miles frsm Ly
ons Clinton Co., near .he Railroad all shsies land,
gell wsiered.
The above property will be sold IN liberal credit
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton Sixty acres first rate land, we'll improved win
good house,. VIII be sold at baIgsn-
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and nfy fine prairie land two
miles north of Monte yuma the county seat
Mich 1-'56-dn
Scott Co.
I60 acres unimproved land two miles frem Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott- ten miles from
Davenport. well watered.
l60seres Eve miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-haf milos from Court House the
huf with superb views Of river and surrounding
country. small farm Of IS usder The hi CHEST
state of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The beautiful laod in Tie vicinity the
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm of60 acres, 40 under cuitiv alton, 90 of tim
through
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott.
SO Acres Of choice prairie a bargain
At North Davenport,
beautiful Eve acre lot
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NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Zeal Estate Security.
M Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, acce ptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN 81 POWERS,
ONCE Wilsys Store, South side Of Second street
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