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Fort Des hoines Land Agency.
LAND WAR RANTS.

THE undersigned have for sale Land Warrants OF
J. different sizes, which they will selfor cash on
time TO suit purchasers.
They viii pay particular attention TO selection and
location of lands in Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge,
Charitan and other Western Land districts. Also to
payne oftaxes and land busine SIS generally.
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A Nsw MAp-We are obliged to Mr.. ).
c,llsn for copy of political map OF the
Emitted States, which shows the compare
I've area Of The free and slave States, and
he territory open to slavery or freedom ey
HE repeal Of the Missouri Compromise 1t
.lso exhibits variety of important political
lad financial information relative to the Pc
tuliar institution, and is valuable as afford
)pe ready means for referring to number
h undressing questions.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY,
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA


No The E ofthe NV Sec OTIS NR2Esoscr
No 2-Ihe \ . sec I7s re- T. leo acres -
No 3-Ihe W See 10 7 Is Ske 100 acres.
The above three tracts beautifully situated on
the hallroad c miles from Davenport.
40 tine " soL The " /. of see i0T7sNR Il
NO 5-The n i OFFS v OK eciT 7sSRaR
acres miles from davenport.
No he + oithe L Of Sac aiT7sNRs
80 acres, oil inc Rail Rosd miles from Davenport
No 6-2sUi Al iG0Eeres in SEES 10 4 IsT17NRaE
uPSa tie M,:sissppi River eaiies from Davenport.
NO io-- leu acres m secs % and "a T7s R2E.
improved Farms.
Animproyed farmof2s acres the Mississippi River
mea rom p9Nenpor % aeresin cultivation, loo broke,
Two improved farms three miles from Davenport
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
No30-Fine brick house 9Th ST. between Hasrt.
son ana Kpey SIS Excellent we'll, good stable, &c.
No3i--Good frame House, , rooms, good well, &c, .
Lot 52xa3I on BradI Locust st.
NJ 25.-I lot on Brady st. I92 by 30O-S300
Y 2d-2iots on Brady 81, cor. Of College, 64xIS0
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No. sS-W ;Iraetonai ! OF the n. w! Sec. 9, T.
VeryIow ,ifaprlied for soon. A-
IN JASPER COUNTY
No. An OF sec 81 L 60 K 90 w 100 acres
IN KEOhUK COUNTY
No. as .and " .ofsec L IL RIA w 3cs
No. 4s-s W and NV of sec sTuRl3wao
acres. -. .o
IN MAHAsKA COUNTY.
NO. IS " rae sec .. sefe g Il Ia acres.
No; So" OF Z and S / of w ofssc IL
q I Il 100 afi Il E llasft COUNTY.
No IN of sec 3 Z 8. 3 " 100 acres
IN MTsGAIINE COUNTY.
mics from Maseatine, from junction. Apply to
No. sSs 6 S.ss & l L 1899 1879 acre.:
No. 81" ~ Of sec ,STs7 Ris 50 acres.
II ! q n Il L ,,fs aa !. = d "a yxro
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JE. N. DAVENPORT,
MILLWRIaHT & MACHINIsT,

WILL always be IN readiness on short notice, TO
w make plsus and build BY contrast or snporin
tend work. In Offering his services to the pub
lie, no gives natica that he has spared neither
time nor expense, in Keeping up with all the I'm
pf0vemehts, having nftsen years experience, feels
eonndent that no can give satisfaction TO those who
employ hin Communications left or addressed 10
the Post once al Davenport, or inquire at his resi-
dence at Fulton, Muscsiine Co., Iowa.
REFERENCES.
J,R. Cogswsll, Maumee City, o.
l.. L.Morehouse, Wateryille,O,
James Duryin, Texas,
Stevens Il Gault, Moline, III. 4FEE MUoa
John Graham, Benton city, Iowa. .s g-s
JIM. ID. Burrows, Davenport, Iowa.
May is w.3m
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LAND WARRANTs.-We continue last
weeks quotations.; but there is nothing do.
ing either in buying or selling.
1905 and sos ,95
1905 ~
4O's none i'm market
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julius Lytance,

julius Lytance,
LAND a ENT,
Office In Atkinson: Block' Second street, between
111ACREs large beautiful Timber, 2e miies from
III davenport, price 90 per acre; will be divld-
cd 70 suit pa rchasss.
Improved Farms.
$40 acres highly Improved farm miies nom Dav-
export, 200 scresin cluuvatioD, good board fence,
with Usage orange, house, stable, ste.
acres, 60 scrss In cultivation, part timber, new
hOass, stable, etc.
miles from Davenport, 90 acres, 70 acres In eul-
tivaton, % rsstimber runnig wstsr, house, sta
BILE etc.
One Of the best farms In Scott County, 3I< acres,
only miles from Davenport, IFS acres ssnee, LAO
Two good wells, large house . rooms, ssabls, out
buildings etc.
small farm 20 acres all In cultivation g God house
etc, . miles from Davenport.
100 scrss u miles from Davenport, Go In cultiva-
on " timber, 20 acres PRAIRIE house, stable
etc.
Smiles from Davenport 80 acres, 20 acrssin cultis
vson par. timber, large new house, good barn, etc.
200 acres splendid land, slin fence and In cultva
tion on the Dubuque road, miles nom Davenport
70 miles from Davenport 80 acres, 90 In cult.
walton, good house, stable etc.
l2 miles from Davenport, 80 acres, 90 acresin cul
tlvstion, II scEss splendid timber, balance prairie
large orchard, running water, good house, stable
10 miles nom Davenport 90 acres in cultivation
house, stable, etc.
80 acres II miles from Davenport, all In fence and
cultivation.
10 acres prairie land, miles from Davenport
beautiful viewsover Rock Island, Aississippi river
and Davenport.
200 acres Of No. class prairie land close TO Wal
cott some oft cultivated, and large smountof IN
Improved land In Scott county,
number Of houses, lotsand vacant lots plessant'
situated In different parts Of Davenport for sale on
favorable Ssf ms.
erai. Applyto JULIUS LfTANCh.
julyN
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Imperfect article to 60 forth from their ESTABLISHING nj
has gained for their Scales reputation that has
or been surpassed In the whole range of useful nae
chanism.
The Scales are unanimously acknow lodged as the
kssdard in all transactions by weight.
lawsuit which arose from a discrepancy OF
weights between of Fairbanks Scales in use by
the Baltimore + Ohio Railroad Company and one OF
another lssture recently tried In the Court
ofcommon Pleas, Baltimore; the case occupied the
Court two days and Judge Marshall in delivering his
decision stated the result Of his evidence that the
accuracy Of Fsirbsnks SsLes established beyond
all Question. Fer sale by
BURROWS, PRETrYMAN & DALZELL.
The well known reputation OF these Scales has in
duced The vendors ofmperfect and worthless balan-
COS 10 Offer them Is Fairbanks Scales, and purchas-
ers have thereby In many cases been subjected to
fraud and tmpostion. The manufacturers have ne
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
act business in their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud, pursuing course
alike unjust and dishonorable they take this method
to caution the public OF their impositions.
The patentees manu- facture under their own in :
speeon only at their factoy in st. Johnsbury, VI.
For sale In Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN& DALZELL.
E. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co.
81. Johnsbury, VI, May 81, 1856.
Nay 20. ddxwIy.
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4aro mare.
TCLOSE &COIS. COLUMN

WE are now prepared to offer dealer Asd con-
w sumers alArge stock Of Heavy and Shell hsrd :.
We propose In this column 70 keep our customer
posted up In hardware matters and invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
kor cash propose TO sell nj q small advance
1000 kegs Nsis. Cali soon for bargains In Nails.
T. CLOSE b co.
Il cheapby 7. CLOSE co.
IRON ofall sizes for salsiows ,osu . co,s
= at T. CLOSE d co.'s.
IRON Axes rA'm1' st''H; .1 cE sSsi9s. Co.'S
Tools Of s T. close Ssss.p cSs for
TABL. and Pocket Cutlery G aEs ;ost G tS5 sale
T.CLOsE CO.'S
r LIGHTNING Rod'and InsaIa.S.. 10 for sale q,
Il "' DIAN '-'' IRON z e CLOSE < cos.
5OToSs Fence Wire for'al E eh n,R:s 4 co.'s
GARDES Tools ofsvory ds.ea s ion 4 + co.'s
u q, T. CLOSE & CO.'S.
- r. CLOSE 4 cos.
MOVES Portable Griss Mnls. os0 co.'s
IL T. CLOSE & cos.
PACKING Hemp and Rubber =. d e. :aas :. CO.'S
RLACKsMITH's Tools, Bellows, Anvils, Ham
ID msn, for sale lowat 7. CLOSE 4 cos.
RoPs-hanill.s d Hemp, al t :I,s:s. cos
T. or gallon :. T.cLosE4 co.'s.
cav Mandrels of all sizes from inch to In: for
y sale at T. CLOsB 4 co.'s.
Earmers viii ind the best assortment Of Ames, and
other make Of sho 'si', Spades, scoops, Hoes
...s sh l9s OK S'dns T Close hs' Cos sad
(SOkN shellefs ana hay Cutters fsals low
" T. CLOSE q CO.'S.
TX N dos. Grain Rakss for sale at
leJV T. CLOSE co.'s.
1000 scyths snaths, best pa.teIn,at .
lOU T. CLOSE 4 cos.
YNINNER'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i and Zinc, for sale at T. CLOSE d CO.'S.
SADDLRRY and Coach Trimming At very low
- prices, At T. CLOSE & CO.'S.
WHITE Lead in oil, 7. CT ose aud Co. Brand,
w ustrecsived, warranted the best In market.
at +. CLOSE & CO.'S.
INSEED OIL BY the barrel or gallon at
IL T. CLOSE q CO.'S.
CASH, Glass and Putty at low prices at
~ +. CLOSE & cos.
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NOT'ICE

A LLpersons knowing tAsnselvss indebted TO the
Quesssdto call ana sstila up lnmediaisly. An 80
counts not ssujed Up BY 6e 2Dsh 81 4aSust will DO
put into The Aahds ofs proper o@csI or eolleson.
jpl s. dRv JOHN JORDAN.
AOO By DALAxLL Co.
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JOHS JOINS, 1--WE were disposed to
treat this man in gentlemaniy manner
Believing his general course merited such
Treatment from our hands, and there fore
Voluntarily, in yesterdays Gazette gave him,
The benefit Of the correction of remark
reported to US as having been made by him.
Witness our surprise when in yesterdays
Democra, addressed to the citizena of Scott
county appears over his own signature the
following brief NOTES.-The stat ement in
Yesterdays Gazette with regard to myself
ID FALSE, and every citizen in this commu-
nifty knows it" We did him the justice
unasked Of correcting the statement given
as on mere hearsay. He comes out and ac-
cuses ISL asweeping declaration Of false
hood without any extenuation or specihca-
ton Is that gen,lemanly! 10 it fair! Is
II honest' Is it not equivocation and Of the
mos. heartless kind, We leave it with Mr..
Johns TO answer
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GRADUALLY COMING DowS.--The Dem
|sas, says that there are about twenty-five
Germans in the city who will vote the Re-
publican ticket. Perhaps, he says, there
|bre thirty. Afterwards he afsrms that
lhere are not forty Germans who will thus
Sote. Keep on, neighbor, ten more such
approaches will bring you in the vicinity OF
Truth. Don't lie afraid of alarming her,
Bhe's not afraid Of strangers.
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Piazza Tales, by Herman Melville 500
Modern story Teller, Putnaus library 10
Paul ferroll, u tale 100
Gerard, the Lion killer-Illustratcd 100
Gabriel vane, his fortune and friends les
Worth and Wealth, by Truman Hunt, 1876
Trenches Poems 100
Life Of Calieron, by X. Trench rs
Six Months In Kansas SO
How to get Rich ~ %
Bunsly Papers or Irish Eclos LOO
Ship Carpenters Family 100
The Great West, with Maps, &c. rs
The Earnest Man or life OF DIR. Juds0n, 100
knowledge is Power 1925
Adventures OF Robert Romaine as
Bossall Morton, by y. Parkman, l,25
States OF the Great West, 1856 - ,25
My Cousin Smooth - -. %
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. sc Brady Street, the Post Office. VIZ
q mo- gath ELI ADAMS.
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SENSIBLE AmRRIcANs.-We learn from
Communication in the Burlington Ha,okeye,
mat the American party in that place has
Withdrawn its county ticket for the August
election from the feld,--feeling that the
ISSUE is between Buchananism and Republic
eahIsm. Individual "Americans" are thus
'e't TO vote as their own patriotism and
sense Of duty may dictate. We Of course
nave no certain information of the fact, but
we current impression seems to be that
"'e sumo course has been adopted by the
americans in this county. Whether all OF
'"em vote the Republican ticket or not, we
'"'hk that leaving the matter to each iDdivi-
'uars Judgment and good sense, is decided.
> more In accordance with true republican
principles. E
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Fall River, July 29th.-The explosion on
the Empire City has resulted SO far in the
death Of eight persons. Five died yester-
day. The eight survivors, it 10 believed,
will recover.
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BooK-KEEPING.-We notice that the
"0cs Islander informs the young men Of its
Guy That they have fine opportunity for
learning the science of bookkeeping from
mr. WV Barr, Of this city. What is said
concerning Mr. BIS qualifications is cor
rect and as he guarantees to return the
'u'lon fee unless satisfaction is rendered,
NOSE who desire to perfect themselves in
an accomplishment essential to conducting
business properly, could not have better
opportunity than the one thus presented.
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n ErIrHETs.--We might term our neighbor
|ei the Democrat superannusted old grey
Beard, And gourd head, and the grandfather
NJ lies, and great many other explosives OF
b more or less vituperative character,
hut would all that benefit our cause! 1t is
always the worst and the most i'll bred
9hdren that indulge in the most abusive
language 1t is q Characteristic OF low as
sOcia.ions, vulgar sympathies, want of men,
Pal restraint, and shows very low appreci-
.ation Of the morals of ones readers. Our
heghbor is welcome to all he can make by
E,he use Of slang terms.
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xxxIvth Csnsrsss-First Session

Washington, July 2sth. HousE.-The
House proceeded to get on the various
amendments reported by the Committee Of
the Whole on the Army Appropriation bill
Mr.. Barbour's amennment to the clause ap
propriating 1915 900 to pay the army By
adding disapprovsl Of the code of the a.
legged laws of Kansas: and the manner In
which they are enforced, expressly decla
ring, until they shall be confirmed by Con.
gress, that no part of the federal military
forces. shall be employed for their enforce.
ment, and the amendment to this amend.
ment declaring the laws of Kansos null and
voidIwere read and rejected; yeas SO, nays
SO.
On motion Of Mr.. Doley, the House re.
considered the vote BY which was referred
to the Committee Of the Whole on the state
Of the Union the bill to annul certain acti
of the Legislature Or Assembly of Kansas
and secure TO the citizens OF that Territory
their rights and privileges.
Mr.. Dunn submitted a substitute recogni
zing Kansas and providing the usual terrific
rial Machinery. Provision is make fol
freedom ofspeech and press, test oaths o.
whatever kind are prohibited, and cruel OF
unusual punishments are not to be allowed
All criminal prosecutions now pending
in any Of the courts for treason, and for al
legged violation or disregard of what are
usually known a. the Laws of the Legisla.
ture Of K lnsas, thall forthwith be dismissed
and every person thus deprived Of his liberty
released. The bill also restoring the Mis-.
souri, restrictions, provides for the encour.
agement of settlement and of education
and repeats all parts of the Kansas-N ebras-
ka and other acts in conflicts with this bill.
Mr.. Sneed moved that the bill be laid on
the table. Motion lost by n against 80.
Mr.. Dunn's substitute was then agreed
to, and the bill thus amended passed by q
vote of SO against "a. Recess until 7P. M
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Philadelphia, July 29.-Sloat's planning
mills, at Kensinsington, were destroyed by
fire at noon to-day, together with several
adjoining dwellings. Loss heavy.
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EXCHANGE

1On ell parts ofthe United States boughtand sold.
COOK, SARGENT COOK,
Bankers an and gents, .
Fort Des MOines, Ioga
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
Nv Eshall continue tc receive and pay out the
w notes OF tho above Banks Gas we have done
SINCE their organization after the 18th inst asd iii
llrther nntice. Llanl2l COOK II SARRENT :
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FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.

A DAPTRD to any required oper-
Aation Of weighing, as for iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for the use of
warehouses, stores and foundries,
and In short for every kind of bust
ness.
The great skill and fidelity en-
pl0yed in their manufacture and
the determination on the part of the
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July %, 800
Fgour-Fiue s300ls350-s. " No. l, s4vol04, %; ).
No. 2 Ss,75aB40o; Extra s6,s59675;
Rkeat-w Winter g. Io9l, l5-spring si,iO:
Corn-40ae45c y lbs.
Oats-32933c T. bustE
Rys-TG4s5
Barisy--s0 a bushsl;
Pork--Mess, SlTy0Vgls0O
Bsef-Mcss, 1890 Extra, $780,
Lard-l0I&e for No. l;
Tallop---y cents in large lots
waite Beaas-S1.15css2OO q bushs;
Batte---Fresh l24l3
Pstafoss-newl Sl.50g bushei.
Ssit-fins 81 81 600.
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0UM MUCILAGE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAPERS,

sPAKkOWGKAss PAPERS.
nklislngi In the country, price 100
SBunsby Papers, by brougham :. i,U0
Do Qulncy 9 Memorials. vols. ly50
Columbia, from the French, rs
Linda, or Inc young pilot Of the Belle Creole,
by Mrs. C. l.. Hentz, l.25
Salad for toe Social, l,2s
Married not Mated, LOO
Bore nice, l,oO
Second Marriage, "a daughters trials, % IS
Island Of Cuba, by Hum6on, g l,ss
lntr cd uction TO Social Science, 6s
Philly and Xii or life and raimsnt, 100
The eroes, or Fairy Tales, 70
Jsst received and for saleat
at 'The Iowa Book Rooms"
SO Brady St, near the Post Office,
Maysi ELI ADAMS
Wau.Bun.
ar the early Day" in tho Northwest, by Mrs. John
~ IL. kenzis. Price s2,25.
Sectional Maps Of Iowa.
DARKERs New Map in Cases. Price $3.50 - -
il Mounted and Vanished for offices, &c, 800
at 1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 80 Brady ST., the Post Office
ELI ADAMS
THERMOMETERS.
VARIOUS sizes suitable for Stores, Hotels, Dwell
v lings, &C., from rs cents 10 81, 81 each, also
Mathematical Instruments.
Faber's Drawing Pencils, aiinumbers,
Gum Rubber, Gum Erasers,
Drawing paper, small 10 extra largo sheets.
Pins for artists, Engineers, &c
Horn Centres for :. &C., &c, al
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 30 Brady st., near the Post ONCE.
6 mo I'll ELI ADAMS.
BRADLEY a. BR0CKETT,
Wholesale and Retail Deaiersin
Paints, Oils, Window Glass. Sash, Doors.
Blinds, &c, &c.
GLAZED WINDOWS,
THE subscribers are now prepared 10 offer TO the
/ citizens Of Davenport and surrounding country
the most com plete assortment o Paints, Oils, Glass;
sash. Blinds and Doorseyer brought 10 this market
I 0OO, 900 sts. Sash, assorted sizes, for sale by
L. Is. + B., No. 10000, Brady d Atm SITS.
y 900 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes, for sale
10 BY - B. & h., No. 10000
n0OKS, u large assortment for sale by
~ b. d B.. No. 10000
nIlNDS, the best lot of Window Blinds cvor
ID brought to this market, and for sale by
b. b., No. 10000.
r FAD "a fresh lot OF White Load just received and
IL for sale by b. d b., No. lO,OO0.
Chased Windows.
have for sale at No. I90OO, corner Brady and
w 4th streets, large stock Of Glazed Window,
assorted sizes.
stsre Fronts fitted up with double thick French
Plate, or common Pitlsbsrgh and Now York glass.
terms.
Orders promptly attended 20.
BRADLEY q BROCKETT.
June II. No. 10000, Brady u Fourth.
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CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn.
S2OO. 900 CAPITAL.
WITH LARGE AND iNCREAsfF0 SURPLUS RECEIPTs.
Securely inv ssted under the eton and approval
OF the Comptroller of Pu bic Accounts.
JAMES G.. WALkLEy, President.
JOHN T.. BUNCE, Vice President.
ELIZA q LTD. Seerrtsry-
H. ID. DICK KEENAN,, Gem. Agent.
JOHN N. A uLER, ID. Medical ESaminer.
Applications received by WILLIAM ALLEN,
Agent; Office Post Office building, Da.enport.
June " dtt e..
NOTICE.
Mo TICEis hereby given that an election will be
IN held In the several precincts In Scott County on
Monday the eth day OF August, 1885, for the election
0 Secretary ofthe StAts OF Iowa, one Auditor.
one Treasurer, one Attorney General, a Senator
for the Twenty First Senatorial District in place
Of a. c. Fulton, resigned, three Representatives,
Prosecuting Attorney, one clerk Of the District
Court, and thai ballot be had for the revision OF
the Constitution Of the State Of Iowa. Those in favor
Of the Convention shall have II written Pslnted
sF0r the Convention, those opposed ga gainst the
Conyention.n Given under my hand this l2tho of
July 1856. W. l.. COOK, Co. Judge.
July II d&w
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st. Louis. July 2s.-The steamer T.. H
Larken was destroyed by fire about nine
miles below here yesterday morning.
Boat and cargo all total loss. The fire
originated in the texas. Boat valued a
100000; insured for 100000, oil in St
Louis Offices. The value of cargo no,
known. No lives lost nor persons injured
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BUILDING LOTS

H'oh sale at fair prices and all long credit, 10
l. facilitate improvements
COOK & SARGENT
VIII sell lots to parties who will build them this
and 3years. JuneS dtH
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notice

Afr. John C.. Dzvie has this dsy been admit,
w tee q Partner IN frm. The business win
be continued as heretofore, and under the zane
name anu style COOK & SARGENT.
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NEW STORE AND
M CIV C~ odA go
* T 70 D EAEY Low PRIcFs
We Will exhibl stock of about
$4,000 WORTH
oF
Cheapest ana best goods over shown in Western
CHARLES FISH, e
Second Street, opposite the LsCiaire Houss.
formerly Fay Broihersl $500
has lust reserved large addition to HE Rich and
SUMMER GOODS.
Rich Fleunced silk Robes,
Flouneed Grenadne Robes;
Organize and Jaconet Robes:
'aspe ana chene Baregs Robes
Rich Jaspea and Chene
PLAIN AND STRIPED SILKS.
Plain and eoiored Poult do Sole Glace.;
Rich Printed Foulards;
nr ,,o.o.;n,,au Aud India Silks
DRESS GOODS. ps
Tissue, Grenadines, Grape Maretz Challi D.Ia,n.
A complete assortmeHtof
- MoIRNiNG GOODS,
EMEisOsDERzES AND LACES.
inahis depariment on stock is and aways wil b.
complete N every particular.
sHAWTS.
Long aud square Broehe,
Printed aud Broehe Siella y
Paris taenees,
SIX SIZE Lhi6et and Cashmere shaws and Scarf,
. Ia aH9 Ell o1oiaered Grape Shawls. g-
BONNET and TRIMMING RIBBONS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
ofevary description.
HOSIERY, &C.
ana "A srgs assortment Of English and German SAX
Sprague's, Merimaes, cooheos, And III the bss.
makes of s~
AMERICAN PRINTS,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31

4 SPLENDID Farm, I6 mile. from n. ,a..,
=, VII g aliehs Grove road, adjoining the vsst saa
" sau afoFe, 200 acres well fenced and In erons az
~ corr, 0acres prairie aud ~ ae re ii bsr
stream OF neverfailing water rus ming d rourA
nremiss are i've frame dwelling houses on he
~ WIN Wells and other convene ncas, aAd
whleh ars bearing. This is one of the best stock
arms n se9ti county and will be sold al grsatbsr.
, gam hatpiisaslon DO made soon 10 T
June 30 d-I = 3
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31

A beautiful farm 81 miles from Davenport, 100
acres, 60 acres 10 cultivation, part timber, new
hOuss, liable, etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31

NH subscrbsr having been summarily oustd from his
old stand By dre, has opened anew in the frame
building adjoining Nourss. ysile Co.. Front betweeu
!saad and Ferry sts, where he will be glad u ses
hyor Ai,n with their patronage, D. MOORE
tsly II ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31

miles from Davenport, 90 acres, " acres In cul-
tivaton, % acres TIMBER runni wstsr, house, STA
BILE etc.