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BRoILs VS., FRIEs
COTTON N FI,FC3fi,S ~
Series of School Biographies.

PUNISHED IY J. II. coLToS & COMPANY
rNrRoDrcToRY da to the
y Of the young bvEnner Care has been taken 70 avoid
P en Te B 4Sa @ s6Sa
Illustrated with appropriate engInYngs
ss f pS n schools Who R 4 d so4 Ht
Of SI Pss not 1 sSS, g
taken by eopIoas sSireises he pupil Thoroughly
with The nG and o fSn 6 T iss sa 1t
American School Geography" dad Is complete trork III
American School Geography An elaborate work design
ed for pupils who Wish to become familiar With The details
surveys aud explorations, SEel
ted 1tss staSiaesd Which
an Srs upon aP es1spT man, Or
ss are dram upon Uniform system Of sssiss 50 that y
and States Tl be seen a. glance This cannot he
trial. YOU viii ind the map the Eastern states upon one
ssas New York etc. upon another and
throughout the boOEno two maps being upon exactly ths
Outlines 3, physical Geography .aFs,
sdaP.sd to ss school room: Ss,'''sSs
invited to correspond with the publishers fe62l-dkg
SPRING HsdSHI0N lsi. 3ss1s 81 s.
GENTGENIIGN'S HATS FOR 1885,
AVERY has on hand and Is manufacturing Hats ofths
% Spring Style which for neanes durability and hns-
and examine for ihsmseiSes 49, 90
q latsmadet TO order at The shortes. pose. 81
Also1a large assortment Hats anil Cars FL
Nos. Lie and las AtaInst.. Wheeling, ya.
fe16 l.t RS 8. AVERY.
:, 4, ShiRg,ag Ears HATED ,.s s.
" 10000 EaccOon Skins;
10000 ltcdFox
co. 600 Grey Fox !" - ii. s,l5 ~
10000 Mink -. - r.
10000 VIVA Cat ~ go
10000 OpoSslm
10000 musSratSi IS f,tt.i-efs
10000 Deer ~ 81 - = ff3s4tt{-7
-3iS.AVERY, Nos sIlG and 1885, s<sss - I
lsc2iiRw> =istss .NGil Street. HHSfifgg3
SOFT XAIN 5sts
AVERY has received and Is opening
Of Son Hats ali qualities,
ors, and VIII be sold at the lowest prices. sg
SLAVERY Nos. 14G and, 49,
: oct = - w sslpg, va 2
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REDUCTION OF RATES TO AND FROM
Rev York, E'hiIadclphin a. baltimore
Change of Time:
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
q. S. NAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

,-z,1.. -, THE line siie wheel pas IrasasAn
&C. "a SeIgvr. Steamer FOREST CT fk@I4-AsA
rffFsS' IT, Capt. Geo. D. Moorc,nnd
DIuRNL, Capt Asa sIrgIler,ll -
City leaving Wheeling every Monday, wednesday and Fri
,ay and the Drnai Tuesday Thursday and
Mt A. arriving Wr!svlie ia time to connect with the
Cleveland cars, Pittsburgh III time for The morning
line Fast. Kcturnne Forest City lerveS PitsbuTeh cS
cry Tuesday Thursday Saturday, aud the Dirnn every
Monday Wednesday ali Friday at Id ~ NJ; arriving at
Wheeling In time for the mall lines for Ohio.
s G. BAKER & co. Agents.
Through Tickets Cleveland, Toledo Monroe, De
tr6 Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and Dumhirk, sold at the
n!Iicr Of s. C. Baker & Co iD2
IVIIEELINtid d T.1RH-gR8BURG PICKET
STEPHEN I3ANARD
49, Leaves Wheeling, Mondays, Wednesdays and
=59sSs5-c-1 Fridays. ~ o'clock, y. NJ.
Leaves parkrrsbure: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sntur
lays, at O'Clock +. VI. nec9 '5t
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-oRIsTApoNo,s= IIAIK .DYE

CRISTADOROiS HAIR DN ~
STILL IYiGl-ILIHH<lISI!
CONTRAST tIts brought In the hair by Cristao-
" ros matches rcyialEinE Hair Dye, and tlOse prou
ced by application of tc burning fluids ordinarily sold
unnatural in tile other, and the simple Is that
CrsadOro's IL the preparation which by It's exact che
mca combination operates inmutabe prn-
cples Made, sold and applied Gin ten private roons)
Crisad0ro's, Aston House, Broadway, ~ Y Also for
sale by the Principal Druggists and reifuners throughout
the country.
New York Agents, W. H. cOnT CO.
fcG:1yiaw WARD, CLOSE CO.
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INGIsAvIN GAND pIIIMTINd.

FASHIONABLE Wedding Visiting, Complimentary and
L. business Cards, Notarin Consular Commercial reals
Seal Presses Certificate Of stock and Deposit, mus
Ludng Exciangc Checks, Drafts, Notes 81 Hand Rl
Iends Circulars, Show Cards. Labels Designing and Engra
wing Wood every variety OF Engraving and Printing
specimens by mall Ton application, with p q.
stamp) Orders by mail promptly attended 70 rca-
jn2Glaw3m 1875 broadway, cor. Deyst., \. v
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r. S-Pcrsons desiring any further information III refer
the above, will he furnished with pamphlets free
postage, BY sending note with address to Dr. j. ALDES.
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New York Advertisements.
ALRERT a. RICEsA1sDSGNiAsssa
Advertising and Corresponding broadway,
tGninste "a SeU. York. ltssI

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IfvArt;sins SNi. 9Sj
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Carer I,slis eonSilsts roErS svSii
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Peter PNFleyaS IIssll6ol TrnyeiS
Psrlryts I;o AhShi's Atysntrrts i9tS.
Te TEloT D.IIhtt ps,,rrs IaDos eloil Loo
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Tail,n,. Snb IJn,,n,. H, ,IrpnSy Nail = - 100.
me IL. IN i, I'll III ~ ~. .rf i,55
Somni,s Fni,s A tale Of SSntLsff, life i9mo , Is
ISr,s NJ Am i sls, rs SnS SclatI; Few
Ife tir.oi. ilrr,,sns he i \ p,StocLr Ism6 TOO
sIrs olsotl: Isora,s Chilli. 9
Female Life Among the slorp"is. L =
y Address Outets to DERBY &JAukSuN,,
+apel-1w dew no Nassau St. " y 80
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uEADACuE AN DEnlI1rY

,ertIfy the nbove statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orat Il. Chrster'S, Gothic Hall.
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nm TNTELLIGENCER.
,,oyolY MORNING, APRIL %, 1856.
-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

no CORRGSPoSl94sESlS-
.,..,,rrBfus subscription. advertising OF other q
Of IHtslEeneer' should 0e 10
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5,hI.sr MAJ continue to send them until all ar
neglect or refuse 70 take their heir PsrioS,I5
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tor they are ite. hat refusing TO take Perindi:
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= +. JIrfs,d Eieid evidence Of ih's'i''''''.' -
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
TIME subscriber prepared TO deliver ice TO the ci
zens OF Wheeling generally. His fee put up above
P0ton at the Three Mile House, formerly occupied by F. B.
IIornbrook and is perfectly from dirt He intends to
deliver HIMSELF assisted by his som SO that ms customers
will he attended -. .,-.,,v,
ap22-itE NOLNE1 MAItp.
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Hallowell y Wiley,
No. I33 Iynin ~.
WI L, L, 1 i &c \. 4

MangJactuTers Of ecerg Description IF
Furniture.
WE do general furnishing business and keep on hand
w every variety Chairs Deadstcas Mattras
srs and Lounges We also prepared TO do all Eins OF
wood turning, furnish Iesteads to Cabinet Makers In
~ orisr F apis
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HS "'fsF Of W. s. wooDslDE, Superintendent.
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ErERs e., tIntlseneer sond Be addressed to
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MONROE HOUSE.
WIN. r. CLARK, Proprietor.
------
7Ii1s long established House having been
i thoroughly repaired and renovated, furnshcs
celent Accommodations to the travelling community and
MODERATE RATES.
Ittsiocated the Of Main and Madison
Immediately In front the Suspension BRIDGE only
squares from the Steamboat Landing and Railroad
EXCELLENT STABLING
attached 10 the Monroe House Travellers and Doardes
may that the Proprietor will spare pains
promote their comfort. iue4:ddE1v s
Hats and Gaps.
b.. S. AVERY.
Isl daily receiving and opening large additions to his Fa
eral asscrtnents that has ever been offered to tile public
Nos. i46 and lis, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
sq2ldRE S. AVERY
- ClIILDRENs FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
IEST received, large assortment Of ehlrGns Hats
u Caps-EXtra SUPPORTING aud mbrOidered Caps
Nos. 146 aud las, Main street. Wheeling, Va.
= SIX IILUSLLfCEIIiS FCIIk GkNIAkWhlN.s57 -
LAIIGE assortment received this day, comprising
IN great variety of Rtterns-call aud see.
Nos. 14B and 14s Main St, fwheelng,ya,
oc29. ssszssss8iis.a isl u g; AVERY.
n IOUISYILLE LIN g, for sale by
j u tnheO tSs " ri. MATTltEWS'& co, =
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TUST received lot OF Empire of various coiOrs
81 np2i S. u. HARPER son.
ECEIYED this day assortment Of Gents Black and
H Brown Cavalier Hats . .,,,,r /, ,,,,.
I UsT TccgivC,l a Youtlls YUung Amerle" Leg
81 horn Hats, beautiful article. - il, ,,o>,
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The Adams Express Company
OFFICE M'LuaE HOUSE, WHEELING, va.
t7s7zsss;1, yssE5z,s9 gss5szzz2 sss4s 81
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nR j. ALLEN :atc Professor In the Ohio College Of Dem
II I'll Surgery, invites attention his highly improved
nellol Of construenE ARTIFICIAL Dentures witch combine
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-13
La / Q st N Q WIS
ARRIVAL. OF THE AFRICA.
Three Days Later from Europe,

/
New York, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Airi-
ca arrived at her dock at p. M. She
brings Liverpool dates to Nov, 80.
In England business is steadily mcreas-
ing, and 1t is the general opinion that the
financial crisis is pust. IL is expected that
the Bank will soon lower its rates TO per
cent.
The specie in the Bank of France is in
creasing. The bullion in the Bank OF
England has increased upward OF Goo,
900
The whole subscription to the Atlantic
Telegraph Co. is taken up, aud oilers were
made for more.
'fha chief feature OF the political news
OF the lrm .ttiiude assumed by Switzer-
land tow ards Prussia's demands on Neuf-
chatel, which are refused Internationally.
Austria, Bavaria and Bodan support prus-
STA
Latest advises rom the East assert TINT
the Persians have taken II rrat.
The English Admiralty have ordered the
entire hotilla Of gun boais 10 Join the reserve
steam squadron at Sheerness, and await fur
Their orders. There was also unusual activi-
" in the dockyards. From which il is sur
missed that some naval demonstration ia
about to take place
A dispatch from Berla says Prussia
woule be willing 10 reIinquish her rights
over Neufchalel, provided the political pria.
oners are discharged; otherwise she will
decisively
MARsEILLEs, Friday-it is announced
that strong Russian corps is advancing
through Bessarabla to the Black Sea.
Seven English shpsof war are expected
at Constnntinople from Malta.
Parliament has been further prorogued
till February 3D., then to NEE; for the des-
patch oil business
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 80,
The following is from the circular Of
Richardson, Spence L. Co.: Arrivals Of
breadstufis this week heavy--442 $50 bush.
whent; ISL ,4S9 bush. corn; Il ,27G bbls flour
from the States and Canada To-day's
wheat market showed fair cousumptive
demand; red and white bring the full prices
Of Tuesday; other descriptions about the
previous prices Corn, very limited sale at
the reduction of Tuesday.
Flour-Western Canal 29s4 3ls6d; ex-
ira 34s@ 35s6d.
Corn--Mxed $3.50 S3s6d; yellow 33sSd
a33s0d; white 34s@35s.
Beet very languid. Pork irregular with
little more frmness. Bacon-market nov
nearly bare OF old. Lard scarce, and adj
vanced an retail 4s9es per cwt.
Consols closed az 9414.
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FIXED Ficr.-The new auction room
FH W. Morris, on the west side OF Brady
pa four doors below Fifth street, has be.
sns permanent institution, where he will
vi every afternoon and evening, when the
Fsa!hef will warrant it. This evening tue
PIE Of that valuable stock Of books Csome
l'F beautiful for halliday presents) will be
(onanaed. TIL ere will also be offered a
'ot leweIry, watches, notions Of every
|acHpIion, silks, ginghams, eloaks, talmas,
Thinning goods, ready made clothing, caps,
ais, umbrellas, carpet bags, and an almost
adIes' variety of goods too varied to emu
fstte' All sales for Cash, without any
|F'sVe, as this stock must be closed up
be msnth
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DIR. Eads:

This gentleman is attracting great deal
Of attention at this time His alleged de-
falcations as Superintendent " Public In
structioa, have made him more notorious
than probably his ambition desired while
the efforts of some of his political friends
to screen him, will probably render him and
his acts more conspicuous than may be
good for his party We are glad to observe,
however, thai many OF has own party do
mol defend him As evidence of this We
make the following extract from the pro,
ceeJings Of the Senate OF last Tuesday -
Mr.. Coolbaugh il will be reeoieeted Is !
DemoctaE
The resolution and its substitute, calling
for statement from the Governor in rela
ton 10 certain transactions with the Super
intendent OF Public Instruction, were taken
up. and ELECTED spirited debate, which v as
participated Ia BY Senators Jenkins, Thurs
Ton. Trimble, Mcpherson, and Coolbsugh
Mr.. Csolbauah stated that he was in la
yor OF the resolution, and he supported It
not from any political considerations. II
thought the Governor had done right, and
ii was go seldom that he agreed with that
officer, that he supported him in This matter
most heartily. The conduct OF the Super
intendent of Public Instruction, showed
that he had treated the General Assembly
with utter contempt--that an act was pass
ed at the last session preventing that OH.
Ger from oaning any more OF the i've per
cent fund, and the Governor had done right
in withholding his certificate from that OH
Ger, for the purpose Of preventing him from
drawing money. The report made to the
General Assembly at is last session in REL
erence TO the affairs of the Superintendent
showed that there was some just grounds for
the rumors existing as to his official deliG-
quency,
The substitute was lost and the origins
resolution was carried.
We take the following from the lowa
City Republican OF last Wednesday:
Or. Fad. made his report to the legisls-
ture yesterday. II is a very voluminou
document, and labors hard 10 clear up the
proco edinps OF the Superintendent of In
struction. With that recklessness of truth
which has characterized his whole course,
land which seems TO be with him a con
stitutional failing--he makes statements
which will be- reiuted the next hour by IT.
reiragible evidence; Just as was his state.
ment last session that he had $4,000 in the
State Treasury, when he had not cen;
there. The Dr's. career is drawing to u
close. We shall rejoice for his own sake,
and that Of the State, If he clears up his
record, and will as readily acknowledge the
fact > il he were political frie nd. Butw
have no faith in his ability to do any such
thing, nor has any other man who is con-
versant nth the facts
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= -
1arb mart.
4. CLOSE MCo'. COLUMN

1.IbosSE a. tgsPts. 8SfILo WIN.
ME- are nov prepared 70 Offer dnaIers as,I con
w suuncrs large stock at Heavy ana Shell Hard
ware, upon terms aud prices which cannot lal 70 suit
We propose IN this column keep our customer
posted up IN hardware matters and invite calls from
oar friends vino desire fair de9ling.
or cash propose TO sell al a small hdNancr
a00o kegs Nails Goii soon for bargains ID Nails
u. CLOSE 4 co
EEEa4k Ate' he 'ny sent'igs, 6 Hi@a Or ~ IL
l. cheap by I. CLOSE -
l T. tLosE 4 co.'s.
- st T. CLOSE & cos.
JRoN Axles rhlmotc ssoln. and SPRING,
y saIeat q. CLOSE & co.'s
low at e CLOSE & co.'s
pumps, Fore Lining and chaia Pumps io5 5 sale 4
IL r ctosE 8 co.'s.
'as' from &, :I 3,s2 e CO.'S ssls a1
0U r { A6sE & co's.54
GAkDEN fools Of every description At -.
NJ o. CLOSE Il co.'s.
Ra "d Pistols os;' q s11se @t i eos +"
Groves and rinwa 70 which sIl be .ql4 cheap at
- /. CLOSE CO.'S.
NT0HES y. ,rt.nia t.,,st Mile
N r. CLOSE + cos.
I EArHER Betting all sizess, ,,sg co,s
DACk ING, Hemp aud Rubber Tor sale al
7. CLOSE & co.'s.
pLACdsAfifH,s Tools, Bellows, Anyiis, Ham
- mers, for sale low at T. CLOSE d co.'s.
RoPE- Hanillaa d Hemp, all sizesat co,s
ENG!SE, Car and Signal OH for sale " the barrel
IL or gallon al T. CLOSE cos.
5a"dros Of ali sizes from osa 70 r u; for
MARINERS will! IND the best assortment Of Anes' aud
4 other makrof Sno vets Spades, scoops, Hoes,
CHAlNs, Log, OK, glatios4 rtaes, halter sha
~ heast chRins al u, CLOSE 81 CO.'S
ToRN sheilers and HAY Cutters 10 Tsals low al
~ /. CLOSE 4 CO.'S
~ doE Grain Rake- Tor sale at
lob 1. CEosE :. cos.
ION do. seythe anaths, best patIern,as
lVB T. CLOSE i cos.
TINNEK's stock--Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i and Zine, for sale al 4. CLDSk 4 CO.'S
SbDDLRRY and Coach Trimmings al very low
- prices, a. f. CLOSE & co.'s
WHITE Lead in oil, r.. Close and 20, Brand,
w iastreceived, warranted he best in market.
Al T. CLOSE Il cos,
1 lNshEpo Oh by the barrel or gallon al
l.. 4, CLOSE u CO.'S
ass Glass aud Patty atiow prices a
~ i. CLOSE 4 cos.
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Zs communication will probably appear
.norow. Correspondents will please
end IN their real names with communiea-
sa. Itis not manly TO throw the whole
responsibility of their writings upon the ed
o'. and afford them no opportunity OF d.
! dag the fun The writers Of communi-
|a;ions wlth which real names are not sent
std mol be surprised if they never hear IN +.
/ which stOps the articles were inserted.
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Nav UaoEs


a'SAS. lis fnierior and Exterior Life including /,
fl ''sv Of il. Settlement, Political History, Fs-
h'e &C., a., by SARA I. l.. RoGISsos.
us Ha new work jus, Issued by Crosby
WHO'S 20. of Boston. It'll just such a
OoN as is needed at this particular tlme,
"Ns as II does full and reliable account
"T settlement, political history, physical
sure &C. Of Kansas, 1t was psnned by
'u'hafess during her three months res
'"Se IN Kansas, with her husband, one Of
"'s'e prisoners, Written right on the
W. ana during the occurrence OF the most
""ng scenes in the recent history of that
'O''ohate Territory, this book has pecu.
'''etosi TO the general reader, ASIDE
'~ we usefulness OF It's information to MI
uesgh making Kansas ther home.
" eo't'oRs Of this work have already
sud- The best evidence of its POPULAR.
4 We have not space now for iurth~r
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| ns "f PUNCTUATION, with Rules l.r
nj capital Letters, by JoHS wusoy.
,.r, 10 an abridgment of the treatise on
a.. ruhetuation," prepared for school.
k,oL uOoN from the publishing house {
-" Nichols 4 Co., Boston. Their
0ooHs are now in use all over the
Iol ~ anu THIS is the last from their press i.
No., 'e'y useful little book il is. II is a
h@ 'o''' That many youth pass through
h, ., grades of our schools, and come
|, '''f scholars, yet often betray almost a
s"'ta"ee OF punctuation. This shows
h., 0a' want of such book in our
TIE Elements of Punctuation
can cordially recommend il not only
h., Oal 10 contributors of newspa.
m, a as This book has been adopted BY
'"' shoois of New York, and o + many
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-13

WErHEs again cold, freezing hard night
feiore last, and melting but little yesterday
Ib- travelling is somewhat improved.
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ggNEes AIS FAC TORN
by OTTO NISSES,
NJ 20

LtAItIi WNJitHdIo hNU NtEAIIl
Brown street, between Front ana Second, Havs d.
port, Iowa.
4 Htil be my endeasor 20 supply my customers
l. " ith the best quaiitS at l0S prices, have sH
very strna9
Double Reetiied Yinegar,
which Is particularly weu qualified for preserves
n. II, For empty vinegar and ahiskey barrel
pay tGc highest prices. OTTO NlSSEN
4 a.
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Selling Rates Of Exchange,
Fort Des MoineS Land ige.cl
Ian ID w AR RAN TS.

WE undersigned nave for saIe Land Warrants
different sizes, which they will sellfor eaeh or or
.ime TO suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection ARD
oestion Of lands in Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge
1haritan aud other Western Land Districts. Also 70
Jaymen oftaIes and land basiHess generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-13
TALLNAN e. POWERS
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady Street, between Second and Third
Streets.

nPFERfor,ale tie s,Iiowing vair4 Real y
City Property in Davenport.
l. House and LOT on Third Street near the corner
Rock Island.
O. six tote on the south west corner Of Fourth AMI
.. Sin lots at North Davenport, between Perry AM
Althe above lots well situated and 10 parts II
the city rapidly improving and will be sold o.
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 offs. +. g. 26 4. 79N. Ranges we 1t 20 acres.
n Il. OFFS. r.. s: 1;T 20 y. Range vest I" acrr-
The above iandsars al on the iiae "f The tsis~aa
from Davenport 70 io~aGiIy.
Clinton County
Nine hund red acres or prairie an.t niu1ty ~
timber land near Elvra r. y, seven miles fran Ly.
ons, Clinton Co., near;he Railroad; all choice lana
The above property Will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sky acres nrst rate land, well improved with
good houses. win be sold al n bargain.
Powsshiek County.
rwohuudred and my acres fine prairie land tw"
rniles north Of Aoniezuma, The county seat.
100 acres unimproved lsndtw o miles frsm Hick6rl
Grove, three ailes from Whicott- ten mites iron
Davenport " ell watered.
i60seres ave miles Horth westfrom Hickory Grow
very choice Mud.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on llif
blum, with superb views OF river and surrounding
country. small farm of IS under the highssI
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruii
trees. The most beautiful aed in the vicinity hh'
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres. 90 under cultivation 81 of tini
Der. never falling stream runs through i, VIII
besoid very cheap.
Near Walcott,
80 Acres Of choice prairie at bargain.
At North Davenport,
4 t...ua II 49, L..