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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

NOTICE.
EEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
" LEE JONES have removed their ofice to
No. SOC, l. street, between ID and 4th streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme
Court Of the United States and all other courts
held in the District Of Columbia. Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac.
tice, will unite with him aud do his best II ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all other needfuI and
proper e1ertlons. jy 5-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

DENTAL SURGERY,
nR. WILLIAM A. FRANKLIN HAVING
IL taken rooms at No. a4S Pennsyl- <p14
vania avenue, will be happy to serve
all who may stand in need Of the ser. SIItYYD
vices Of Dentist His prices will be moderate,
and all work warranted je Scott
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ONLY EIGHTEEN CENTS per hundred for fne
self-sealing Envelopes, ard twerty five cents
for the Balm of Thousand Flowers. Al the
NortEeru Liberties Book Store, 327 Serenth
street, few doors above the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

MACKEREL-MACK
WI SO bbls No. 3, medium, new
20 do do large, do
Now landing per schr Searsville, and for sale
by HARTLEY & BRO,
au est 10l Water ST., Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

'IvHE PRISON OF WELTEvREDEN
l. Afrassa, or Life and Love In Norway
Tangletown Letters, at
FERGUSON'S, 4s4 9TH It,,
aus next to Lammond's
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pavement, severely ipjuring her side and
shoulders She had strength enough to walk
to a hack and go to her homo before a crowd
collected.
At night, a man who was carrying basket
from the market, fell and hurt himself on the
side walk, and scattered the contents of his
basket on the street. There should be law
TO punish severely those who care so little for
the welfare Of our citizens as to place melon
rlnds On the pavement as traps to iDjure pe0-
pie without regard TO age or sex. =.
CAUGHT AT LAST Some of our citizens will
remember that about twelve months ago the
boatmen on the river and canal were very
much annoyed by pilferers, who were always
proving about the wharves. Mr.. MitcheIls
long boat was broken into and q lot of pro-
visions were stolen. The thief was seen and
pursued, but escaped. Saturday night, Officer
cooper was called on to arrest q colored man
named Jesse Douglass; and yesterday morn
iiog ne was brought out for trial at the guard
house, and identified as the same man who
was seen coming from the boat at the time of
'ne ro6bipg lie was sent to Jail by Justice
Stevens
IscEsDIARY ArrENPr.-Friday night an at
Tempt was made to FIRE the stable and shed at
W CampbeIPs depot for building mate
i Ilals On Seventh street, near the canal bridge
me lnceadiary placed his paper and matches
between the weather. boards Of the stable and
me nay-rack, jast under the horses head.
fortunately the matches did not barn we'll,
anu lee h'e was extiDguished by the damp
ness Of the place.
LIE PERSON who has been complaining to
the Csptsin Of the Guard and the Chief Of
foilce IN relation to Bates's alley is requested
oy them TO come up and make the complaint
IN person 1t will be properly attended to.
ONLY l24 cents for a correct Hkensss If
buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont. Sold by
the agent, A. Adamsou, Seventh street. oppo.
site to the Post ofice. Adhesive enyelopes,
20 cents hundred tx
ONLY EIGHTEEN CENTS per hundred for fine
self-sealing Envelopes ard twerty five cents
for the Balm of Thousand Flowers. Al the
NortEeru Liberties Book Store, 327 Serentht
street, few doors above the market.
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ONLY IL. cents for a correct likeness of
buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont. Sold by
the agent, A. AdsmsOn, Seventh street, oppc-
20 cents a hundred
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IaE PERSON who has been complaining to
the Csptsln OF the Guard and the Chief of
foiiee III relation to Ba.es's alley is requested
Dy mem 70 come up and make the complaint
Id person IL viii be properly attended to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-11

THE NATIONAL THEATRE will be onened IN.
morrow evening by Manager Ford with the
excellent company frsm the Holiday Street
Theatre, Baltimore. The "Marble Heart. {"
"The Toodles," and Turning the TABLES, !"
and dance, comprise the evenings enter.
tainment; which will doubtless draw together
large auditory.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

A man named Bennett, recently executed
for murder at Louisville, confessed TO a fell
low prisoner that he was the murderer oil
Mr.. Edward Slevin. a merchant OF that CT
~, whose body year or two since was
found in the Ohio. Ii was supposed at the
time that Mr.. S. was accidentally drowned,
inasmuch as his gold watch was found on
his person; but il seems Bennett left the
watch on the body for the express purpose
Of lulling suspicion of foul PLAY. Bennett
complained of an accomplish in the murder
for which he was lately executed, because
that accomplce insisted upon taking the
watch of their last victim, and THEREBY were
detected
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

RAILROAD yETo.-On the 10th ult. Gov.
German. of Minnesota, returned 10 the
House of Representatives, with HE obie..
si0ns. the bill granting al extension Q,
time 10 the Minnesota and North Western
Railroad Company. His veto 10 no, found.
ed on any constitutional basis, bu, merely
IN grounds Of expediency. There i. to be
further sciion upon the subject by the Leg.
isisiare. and il 10 possible that the Cover.
nor's reto may be set aside by iwo.,hirds
msjsrity.
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ADsKNT81IsH.

The Washington correspondent OF The
N. Y. Courier and Enquirer calls attention
to the fact that the Republican Represen.
tauves by indulging too freely in absentee
ism, leopard to no small extent the interests
and success OF the cause. Thriy-two Reed
er men were absent withou, pairing of,
on the vote 10 recommit the resolve OF the
Committee on Elections, authorizing it 10
send for persons and papers. l, may be that
in some cases this absence was necessary,
but j, Is greatly 10 be hoped that members
will continually recollect their responsible.
y to the country. The Republican cause
has achieved great triumph, but it will be
barren OF results, unless il is follow cd up
BY that constant vigilance and united action
which can only be effestuslly secured by
members remaining a, their posts.
There may be some occasions whose i'm.
perative necessity sdmits of no alternative,
but in q crisi. like the present such occa.
sions must be exceedingly rare. The whole
fashion OF "pairing or is Kind OF playing
at legislation which has nothing OF Intrinsic
sirsne to recommend IT. and is rather upheld
BY custom than sanctioned by principle e.
Two members may pair OF. and wkiIe one
leaves the city. the other remains inWash-
ington,-but though The latter may be with
IN reach OF tae sergeant 81 arms, no msfter
what important question may be before The
mouse sno snougn ms constituents msy
Paraenisfiy desire inst he should vote upon
H. % 70 oy agufe Of speech supposed to
De beyond the jurisdiction Of the House or
SENATE % tne case may be-
Ihe anomaly may be defended on The
ground s' the inposseiiity OF adopting any
eshsf mode by when Tue same ends could
De attained; Dur, though II msy be suffered
70 pass nnnoficed IN ordinary tines or when
only ordinary questions are ander considers.
ton, when neither the present times nor
the present questions are ordinary, il is 10
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lows has become hunting gFcsnd 10,
considerable portion OF the United States
aud especially for supplying game for The
large eastern cities. Every freiph, train
from tie three depot stations ofth Illinois
Central, Rock Island and Chicago, and
Chicago and Burlington Railroad carries
away more or less game from tina, State.
Gin. Eng
In return, friend Enquirer send 10 e
few more I've Ohio Locofocos Ioaoa States
man.
Yes send them along Dir. Enquirer, they
make excellent Republicans in lows, we
had no lees than seven delegates from this
county TO the Republican State Convention,
that were once "live Ohio Leeofocos,'' and
they are among our leading politicians ind
ablest men. They find that Ohio Locofo-
coism of the prese Mt time is splendid thing
20 desert. --I0aea Repub.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

ihs boston AHds mus describes tbs
platform" of The National Americans
The profession of faith adopted by the
American Nstionti Council is ike finely
srnamenied clock face without any hands
We have the numerals regularly arranged
but 10 index points GU. the hour Of the day.
The platform adopted is virtual confe ssjon
10 tie werld that upon the questions arising
from Tbs repeal Of the Missouri Com pro,nise
the American party, a. party, has no
ePilion common TO all tie members. ANY
reader, however small may be his politics!
information, however cursory his exsnlina.
ton OF The resolutions, will see at glance
that they ere mere subter;uge They do
NOS flss TO the dubious dignity Of a com.
promise. There i. no latitude cave ,ha, q
bancomee, In which they will be regarded
- at ell Impressive or vigorous
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

GEsTLKNAsLY.--The St. Louis Intslr
gsHotr makes very gen,lenlanly reference
TO the proceedings Of the late Republica n
Convention al Iowa City,-that is, it tells
what was done, what tickets nominated
without indulging in the use oflhose psrtic.
ular ePithets which seem 10 be kept as pet
phrases BY some Of the other ST. Louis Jour
nslists, and which are as devoid OF good
tssie ~ they are Of common se nee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

Some articles OF old furniture were sold
ut auction in Norfolk a few days ago, for
the benefit Of two little orphan boys named
Beverage, whose parents died OF the yell
low fever They were very poor. aud the
furniture was valued at mere triiie. Be-
fore The sale, some one forced open draw
er OF sn old bureau, for want OF key,
when the pleasant discovery was made OF
$3.50 in geld neatly tied up in little bag.
The money goes to the orphan children.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
City " OOA Yard.

HAVE opened new Wood Yard al g 80. ALSO
IL & Co.'S Lumber Yard. ~ the Junction 81! second
aud Front SIS, where they have on hand u full .,-
sorImra / Of Dr. and Green Wood, namely
Hickory, Ash, OAK, Maple &c,
Which ihty Oder Tor sale ghs Low-sI Market pt.ce,
and would most respectfully solicit all Who are Ii
sGHI to give usa call.
4. 5. Oar wood Is ioaT feet ieug.
Davenport, Jan o. l-hA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

Of the Central American Canal Company.
Granada is the seat Of Walkers govern.
men, Laborers are about to be employed inn
mediateiy to PUT The canal in working order.
In country where there Is no winter, and
three crops year may be raised, it may be
presumed that both sborers and canals will
have plenty 10 do.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
MsNToR

WouNpEn A young man named John
Stevens stepped into Duniaps gun shop
Yesterday, picked upa pocket pistol aud be-
gan to finger it. While he was examining
the lock, the pistol went of. The ball
passed through the thick flesh of his lett
hand, between his thumb and singer For
tuna,e was il that no greater injury was
dooe. Rock Islander.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

A Loxs PAssAGE.-The N. Y. E,eainq
Fess notices the arrival in that city on the
iu inst, Of the packet ship New York,
which LEFT Liverpool on the 10Th of De-
esraber lasi,--hAving consequently expert
eneed long and perilous passage Of eighty
one DAYS.
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Lots in North Davenport.


have Four beautiful Dwalling Houses 10 NarA
Davenport fronting on Locust street, one OF which
has Ten Of ground witn IL, and others with one
Lr more lots.
Also a number OF unimproyed Lois 10 NOes, Nc
lntosh's, Lambrits's, Feafing's and slaymakefs
subdivision tiois, seine Is low as $50 each.
Lots in East Davenport
have several unimp proved lots In East Davenport
some Of then beautifully situated the 5un, oths
well adapted for business purposes
Also
A River Lot OF 100 feet on tse risrT by 80 ec',
upon which there Is an excellent quarry with per
peta9l Lime Kiln asd Lime house, which iii make
100 bushels Of lime per day. Ia excellent ioesi"t
fora FIGURING Mil.
In addition to the above, the subscriber has ias
amount uiuuimproy ed land Ia Scott Musctiine, tu'
ton, Cesar. Jones', johnson, Iowa, PoaesaieE, jas
per, Matsi i.i, 1tmb and Benton Counties, forans
Information fesi cling the ioregong property! sp'N
TO GEO. J.. NICHOLS,
Real Esisie AsrCi,
dee IS Corner OF second q Nain slfor:
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY.

NJ DOMAINE having purchased Ibs Foundry and
-" MacbiEs Shop In the cit, Of Davenport known
AZ the LsGsirs Foundry IL prepared TO do all KINDS
VI House aHa Mill Work upon the shortest noues.
Engines manufactured ~ order. Repairing done
promptly and charges moderate. hose wishing any
lbins IN ny Ia. vel please tayorIne villa cali.
isb gI-dWtr VI, Du.aHUE.
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"ENTW ORTIZ q BROTHERS
77Peari street, Cincinnati,O 20.

Ir3t, SFLENUID SPKINI HUDUS, le5U
I'VE Invite the attention OF country rchanis 10
w our extensive stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods.
Having for several yeUrs imported direct fram til G
most cee rated manufacturers in Europe, and nav
iiga resident partner in New York, we enabled
10 offer to cash and responsible buyers, unsurpassed
Inducements iH prices, styles, &c.
WENTWORTH 4 BROTHERS.,
fcbggsrIg - Pesrl street. q neinnati. q,
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LADIES COL EGE.


Tn presenting this second circular, the propEi
i etor while expressing his ratisuie for the very
liberal paenage % me ps.. u .iosm d. ".a
quarter Of The Ladies' College vii open on The 2Uth
ofFetraar., With greatly Increased facilities for i'm
parting instruction all The cold ss we'll as Amen
tai branches female education IL has been aim
from tie beginning 10 give more complete and Ihvr-
oughlv prsecal OF study thu has Dee civ.
eu x ANY ins,n ion tue West. aceoin plsh lhi.
ex pslse ss. been spared Ia securing 4 competent
numbe Of well eduesIe and Practical teachers -
Arrangementshave been made 10 secure The services
II three teachers IN addition those already
employed, aud with this accession OF literally
educated and practical teachers 10 Our numbers
have Hesitation 10 saying that the course OF inslruc
shtsh !. here given is on an ample scale aud
cry May calculate 60 meet the aeuisnds tf The az.
ana spirt Of tie tmes The location OF tho College
n poinl vi beauty and heahfuiness 10 unsurpa SEED
being stGHed upoa elevation which overlook the
cities Of davenport ana Rock slans and commands
ID delightful ylsw of the Alssissppl river for miles
Dove and below. Ladies' from distance be
eommodated iH the College Buildings with rooms and
board, and an omnibus wiil run regularly between
Davenpor, the College for the convenience of da.
scholars There viii be 40 VI eaiion III after the
piraton Of Two quarters.
Board Of instruction.
Mr.. r. II. CoDDING, Principal.
Natural Sciences.
Mrs. ". 4. CODUiNG, Principal.
Painting and Drawing.
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Ancient Languages.
Ms: ApELINE HAYES; pIessPsre.
Miss AMELIA K. GERk.
instrumental Musie--Piano and Guitar.
Miss MARY }. wkLLEs.
kugish Branches and Higher athematlcs.
Mrs. SARAH A. DUDLEY.
Piano and Ornamental Needle Work.
Tuition in the Primary Course, %, oper Or.
Higher Enshsh Branches 800 .
Languages, 1910
hunc or Piano, Msiodeon and Guitar, 1900 -
Use OF Instruments, SEQ -
Monochroma,e, CTayon aud Pencil Draw.
ing, eSeh, QUO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
DIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.
A Card.

A Card
Swllhdra ing II IN the nra of " kads & Stewart"
1niss du.y owe 10 those gentle men 10 sta ts.--
that owing 10 unlocked ior family bereagements-
am compelled To devote my undivided time and
attention TO other business, AVID reSfeuug al / do
the necessity of this step, | do Ia the mean time
most cbeeriuily recommend Aessrs. "Egdsd Stew.
am as meh Of integrity, Industry and efficiency In
the Land agency bnsiHess-sitd hope that thu old
arm will continue 10 receive that extensive and
remuueraiiye patronage bteb II has heretofore en-
toyei. DAVID HIGGINS
Tue Land Agency business will be continued -
formerly by ''Eads 81 stewart 1t their place bus
ines. IL Tie Post Ufice building, where they will be
happy TO receive their old IreEa., and we hope BY
strict attention TO merit and receive their full shu
Of patronage. EADS e. STEWART.
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RY EXPRESS

Just received, large assortment VI SILVER spoons
u and Forks made expressly for lhis market, and
siau ped with my name, Davenport, 4nd warranted
& DIN slyefat ALFRED 4. BILLIONS.
dee
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Dr. +. A. w ri ght.
VETERINARY SURGEON,

DEspECTFULLY informs the Farmers and Horse
llPropretors OF davenport and vicinity, that he
La. located himsefn this place, who're be viii attend
punetuslly 10 any business In bis llEe.
From Lis long experience IL the above business he
has made himse II familiar with the various dsenses
ineldelito tina, Eob!e and useia animal, The Horse
In this country and knglaHd.
AmoDg the various d seaseI which he cures are the
following: Boae, bog, Biood Spay!As kllgGona- Big
head, spIints, CuTbs aud tEilous- lie cures horses
IhaI are JaMmed Ia The Shoulders fisiaias, Poll.
Evil, Weak Eyei. Hesses sEt mos. OF the diseases,
SCIa internal aud cxternnl-snd wherein he proms
cure, be requires pss .siH the care is .Tsef-
j.
He vii! give Instructions 70 any body WHO may de-
sire 20 become lequGnied with the practice Of Vsier
IAty Safgefy. his celebrated
SPAWN and Ringbons Ointment,
= oftse useful specifies 10 Veterinary Prae
Tee for the rsIn oval OF spsyins, Ringbone, Ninc
Calls, TeyiB. o. Curtis caouses VI al lads, by
The use Of one two Eores. IL 10 one Of the most
useful stable Oiaimeats ever discovered. No farm
sF OF HSrse Dealer isnoU ID be wi.hoaiE.
tie llso Keeps constantly on hand h!s infalllable
Worm and Bot Powders.
--kkFEREACEs-
Parker * SpearhS, Rhoades d Hamilton,
J. w. Wiley, Lever, DdrbiE & Armsl,
John II. Taylor, ira Brown. David Hin.
He Ipay be found ct Parker q syearng's Livery
Stable, davenport. Mch lsi-dwu
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STORE FOR SALE,
FOR SAIL,

STOtk aud stand, 10 central position; address
- with name, ETC., box Is, Post once.
Feb. 80, 1856. d-tf.
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s.OWe's Improved Patent
TRUS6 BRIDGES,

4 HE undersigned are proprleiors OF Inc lDo,o
patent for the State oil Iowa, and arc prepared "
attract for the erection o I hallway or haenaE
Bridges of any length OF span from 10 iesi 10
10 any part OF The State. As th. above Bridges us
been adopted most oftbe Railroads IN me ee'ss"
States We deem co me HI TO lhsiT strength ours
bility and cheGpBess unnecessary. All tonms a"s
lions pom The subject will receive prompt aslepao'
Address, STONE, BOOMER & BoIiNGios,
feb ls-d~tf Davenport, ios
Dubuque TTtune, MuscaiiBe Journal, h9iilS
Hawk.ye KeoLuk NhIg and lows City Reporter
Will each cop. daily six months and send oi'i' "s'
yeFtI-rr-
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A Saw Mil.

No. 207. A Steam Saw MIL In Massillon, CedarCo
Iowa. buildings md kngine ~ good rider and dong
Il good business. VIII be sold low for cash
No. ls9.--A Farm ia Cedar County Of 40 acre. CD
the Road from Museatinc 10 Upton aud two sldt
hal miles Ensi of Rochester ali under cultivation;
and water.
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA


I No The ofthe W see OTIS MR. eOacr
| No 2-Ihe \ + secs 7 7s NR2 y 100 acres
The above three tracts xr- beautifully situated on
! the Railroad miles from Davenport.
! No S-rhe " Of this w OF Sec 10 T TtN Il L
No5--The i !ofs va oissc j I sNRsE 10
seres4 miles from Davenport.
! Noe The oT the l OF sse 81 r Il.
80 acres, me Rail Road, miles from davenport
No s-2se q 100 ia Sees Is q 10 u SR2 r,
upon the Mississippi River l2 miles from nasenpnr.
No H. 100 acres IN Secs q and - i - y k3 h.
Improved Farms.
| No i7-An impro, cd farm fenced aud all cultivated
nice house, springs and creek on IL, on Hickory
oro'e road,G miles q ON town, Usage Orange ionee
started entirely around The farm 20 acres
No i6--in Secs 10, 10 - co H2E 80 acres,
| 100 improved and 10 IN timber.
No24 a nue farm OF l20 acres, 10 fenced, ~ Gu-
der cuItyat!un, miles from town, 1 mile east OF
Dubuqae road. mile from Dalzeil farm.
No .J-lhe Grant farm on Dubuque road, 4 ntles
from town. .J shyhiy cultivated, houso aud
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
SO3O-Pine brick house 9Th 81. between Hnrrj-
and Ripley SIS Exceiem, sell, good stable, dc.
Lot sonisO.
No3i--Good frame House, rooms, good well, Sc.
Lot e2k53I, on Brad near Locust 81.
NORA . story house on eth ST., containing 10
No. a8.--Good irfpe house, rooms, cellar, Sc,
Oh STU 81. UetwrtG Nine and Myrtle. Lot r0al5U.
~. 25.--i l"t ct bCady nj. iaT b. 3o0--y3D0.
N,@C--2lgt oil hrrds ST., cor. - College, CsHiSo
Gkeh.
No as.-i choice 10. Perry OF oil. COY $50
IN CLlSIOs COUNTY, IOWA.
o.e2-". fractional OF the n. w. Sec. 2, u,
cl, y. Ii. h., - S7-IOJ acres, near Ihorn's Mills
vsry low ,ifatlilet for soon.
~ STORY COUNTY.
NJ. S3-N Ia. y - Of Sec 81 Trs % " a.
acres timber.
No 3i-NkofS OF cell r 90 X - W 60 acres
No. SIS " ofsec II I ca R23 w 100 acres.
No. 1-NS or v r of sec IL 4 20 X ~ W 70 acres.
No. 3.--N OF \ W OF sec - I GO ~ w " acres
no: j. w l OF OF sec Is 1 ~ X % w ~ acres.
No. .39--s w irac Of n w ofsec IL 4 Rs3W
~ acres timber.
NO 4o--N oil sec Is T a % W 100 scrss
IN JASPER COUNTY.
40. 4l-S Et OF sec 80 r ~ X 30 w 100 acres.
IN kEOKUk COUNTY.
No. 42-s L and w ofsec 7 n X - W st
scres.
No. 43-s wa and n W. Of sec I Il law 800
acres,
IN MAHAskA COUNTY.
No 44-s W frac. ! Of seee ~ X 10 " l43 acres.
No. a. S Wa Of sec IS 7 Il - W 100 acres.
No. 4G--W OF N n and \ Of n w oisse IL I
II X - 100 acres, timber.
No. 47-S 4 of sec 2s I So ROW I60 acres.
IN MUsCA1lNE COUNTY.
No 4s-N o. y W Of sec ~ I ~ w Gu acres
WILLIAM ALLEN, General Land Agent,
Feb - 20. Buiidii x, brndy street
&iLLlAMALLEs,
General Land Ayest
Feb. G-dlf once Post ONCE building.
DYAss London Porter just received and l"r sale
i al FRANCIS JACoBi's
Drug aud Prescription Store,
oct 90 Brsdy, bvl. % at'-,s Davenport.
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HOUSE AND LOT FoR SALE

THE lot, on an elevated site In the Suburb Of The
city, 10 about i3 Of an acre Ia extent and has on II
substa nIiai brick house, eontanings rooms cell
and basement, ci.tern, stable, etc. Apply To
Fee x9., 50. DIFF. JOS. J, SIMPSON.
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4 T the new Hay Scales in Eas Davenport yoke of
hCatte IN fine order; weigh $3.50 lbs.
feb 90 49,
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IMPROVED FARM

- n Aeres-Three bun dred under fus im prove
- " ment, balance good timber-well saiered
aud Is excellent stock fsrm--ls mile from this
cty. Large rex frame house, large Lew barn, stone
b. and all the nxiures OF an old Farm.
1850 worth Of -tscs- with the farm II purchaser
desires.
Prse 40 per 4cre-slh credit Of from 10
year. on /. large part OF the p9 rchss money. Y