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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-29
LOVE GIFTS.
by CHARLES SWAIN.

pve brought thee spring roses,
Sweet roses TO wear,
Two buds for Thy bosom
And one for Thy hair;
Ive brought ihee new ribands
Thy beauty TO deck,
Light blue for thy .ove waist,
And white for thy neck
Oh, bright is The beauty
That woos The tonight;
But brighter affection,
And lasting as brightl
Pve brought thee, what's better
Than ribands or rose
A heart that will shield thee
Whatever wind blows!
'Tis gladness 10 view thee,
Thus beaming and gay;
And walking in sweetness
AS If thou werl May!
The spring OF thy being
AS lovely 10 see;
And oh what's dIviner,
Afiianced 10 me
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-29

ANFcDorE OF DEAN SwIFr-A man and
woman one night, in a violent storm, knock.
ed pretty steadily at Dean Swift's door, and
at length reused him from his slumbers.-
He rose, and throwing up the sash of his
chamber window, asked what they could
want They answered they wanted to be
married immediately, and called for that
purpose. "No," says the Dean, "can't you
wait till morning? it is now o'clock."-
They stated some urgent reason for pro-
ceeding without delay. The Dean found it
in vain TO parley. "Well," said the Dean,
still keeping his head out of the window,
and talking with the bride and bridegroom
in the street, ''lf it must be so III marry you
now. Auend
"Under the window in stormy weather
Join this man and woman together;
Let none but He, who made the thunder,
Ere put this man and woman asunder."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-29

v If girl thinks more other heels than
of her head, depend upon it, she will never
amount to much; for brains which settle in
the shoes never get above them. Young
gentlemen will please make note Of this.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-29
KEEP YOUR OWN DOOR cLEAs.-John,' said

KEEP YOUR OWN DOOR cLEAS.-John,' said
a clergyman TO one Of his flock, "you should
become a teetotaler-you have been drink
ing again to day" ''Do you never take
wee drap yourself, sirp inquired john
''Ah, but John, you must look at your cir
cumstances and mine.n ''Verra true" quoth
John, 'but sir, can you tell me how the
streets of Jerusalem were keepit sac cleanv'
''No, John, cannot tell you that" "Weei,
sir, it was just because a every toh one Ike &ssePs
air Of triumph.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-13

II i a general time IL reputation among
the s"-callcd Democracy. Judge Douglas
clearly repadiated popular sovereignty in
the Territories in his Springfield speech, and
IN the Chicago I,,Ass &C July LIST. Nearly
all the southern rro->laser, organ had pre-
yia,islv ,l"ne the same thing AMI now. Ne
have before a. u late speech .. jefferson
DAVIS Mr.. Pierce Seeretar. u War. IN
which that ardent slavery cAt.ntinnist fsl-
how tue lead If Mr.. Donslas We quote
iroin hi. reported speech:
lie eo,nhatt.i I'll. I. sanatter Sever
eighty dstriue u i dangerous saa"fafien.
lad irhat q hafft1 ~ Aaft stug~f from hat
a4ttf teast II ssM Tie s1ars,g ,ssne ftoa
~ Hui II Gasgstss r. M f.fgttefiss,
there ~ gHeaue ,faiefaat sirife, Lloedshed,
tssd ~ a,hsr HaiulfaWei Instruments ~ etrH
eaf, wfruaer raoDrsiS. asE TANGIBLE
loon. Ii compelled the administration
ia the kansa- difficulties, % ,nterpo-e the
federal arm, notwithstanding the earnest
.le~lr that the laeal civil power, with I'll.
ordinary anil III the t,esa cVhstfHtns would he
all sufficient Such were the results If
~anatt.r Sovereignty. even - eAemplltied
IL Territory where the inhabitants were
enlrrant. from the State and their ten,lcil-
y siianlsi be o. convince every citizen If
tlas danger, I'll. fsittfB .ttf m, ias.ttaetfsa-
ifNH u fhr daftftut.
Lat Mr. Douglas AMI hi iriensis think
about the harvest ot fraiernal strife, hloo,l-
shed and the other nnhallva.d incidents IL
t,vil war fnr which he i declared 10 be
r,s.n4n.ll,lr Ia hsx asSaeaate Jaff..r.an na.ix
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MEMS FROM THE PLAINS.
Dms 11aMareA aAa FSsy 4. n. Soldiers Ne.
ported Killed ny the Che YeM1es.

The II. Joseph Josfs4i u the 81 instant. !,
contains the following
Capt. Dixon came down ON the United
States steamer Mink. YESTERDAY morning,
and reported the la>s II many &c our soldiers
IN conflict with very large body II tlir
cheycnncs and Arrapahocs, Two hundred
miles west II Fort krarny
The Messenger who brought iL. news
reached -. Mary on last Saturday. Ill,
name il Nalaind~er, an old French trader,
whose statements are perfectly reliable.
He stated to Capt. Dixon Col. SHARPLY,
nnd others, that eleven days before, he had
left Col. Sumner. who told him that be hal
sent one hundred soldiers and iifty team
>ters little in advance Of his main body,
when they were attacked by large body
n chayennes and Arraphoes, and all were
slain ]; that he intended 70 proceed directly
in pursuit Of the enemy, and would not
pause until be had reyenged the loss Of his
cnmpatriots, and punished the savage Aordes
who had butchered them.
The Pacific City (iowa) Eaisr,sise, Il
July al, adds the following in confirmation:
4 trader has lust arrived here from the
H6uiHAtH-. 6HAktfiS luf rtAIAtiIik anu nAf
nowing intelligence that N entire detach-
mlent II I. : troop. Cavalry consisting oi
one hundred priyatrs, two officers and thirty
tcamsters, IN route for Salt Lake, had been
attacked by the Cheyenne Indians At Ash
Hollow, and every man Of them slaughtered.
lie gives no further particulars, nor Is he
allie IL give III the names ii the officers or
men.
4. S.-Sinee the above was written, 4
train u cMigrants ffssm Salt Lake has arri-
we'd. They curnolnrate the distressing in
.cii.rence brought BY the trader above re-
lcrred 10. but nre unable o. furnish IL with
any additional particulars. We shall look
with much anxiety Fur tho details al this
horrible massacre.
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e. Mr.. Raymond u the n. !. Times
writes that thesxpedition TO lay the sabma
rine telegraph cable between Ireland and
Gswfandland will NOT start befoss the LIT
q nh q Asgsss, and may not scarf u II
this soasoa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-13

ASorMEx Mrapss.-- 4. j. Naneey, 4
y.a4g and respectable farmer near i.aIorte
City, Black Hawk County. was deliberately
shot down by Jacob Harmon, 4 lev days
since lie died almost instantly. There
had been dispute between them u some
manths standing. Harmon, Who hear .
had character had threatened Ill. Lille &c
iAncey previously, and delibcratel, sLot
him down. lie was arrested, and the pnhlic
Indignation was ~ great he narrowly e.
eape'' lynching. We trust that tue Law will
have IT, course on the wretch--lvwa Ctr
Rev.
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krAL ESTATE, WATER PowrR, Mills,
MicHSFhs, Sc Auction Sale Tuesday 2sth Of
July, nffer Al Public and Private Sale
Two hundred good building I.ots In the town u
Moline. Two miles cast ~ Rock Island
Alsa iso feet u river front on the Mississippi ris
er with the be.t water Power in the west. Ample
water power to drive ten Touring milis, mills,
fonnarys. factories, &c We would recommend n
especially for large Starch factory and for candle
aid soap factories, lard oiis, etc.
Messrs Puts. Gilbert . Pissare organizing a loint
stock water power company for the purpose II DE-
vslopiny tbs water power to make n capable Of
driving 300 rows Of burrs
We aail the special attention "a capitalists ms.
ehinests and manufacturers 10 thi. propert,
Apply 10 GE0 L NICHOLS, Agent ~ PITTS,
GILBERT PITTS, on the property.
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L. Norc,s~e Iamontagne, = b., only
thirtccn years Of ase, saved eight children
from drowning 1t the burning Of the Mont
real, some q them nearly y large - himself.
lie j. said TO be the chief support Of Wild
owed mother at Sorel
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Mr-sss. EpiroHs After attending the
Railroad meeting an Thufsta, evening last
anil hearing What was said by different per
sons With regard 10 the mes. feasible route
FIR the proposed Cedar VALLEY Railroad IL
struck n.e ioIsihls that had heard la, two
plans proposed ellie H. commence al u n~ar
pnraat On the Mississippi and Missouri Rail.
rad, and run direct 10 Cedar Rapids the 9th.
er 10 be @ntirely independent of other roads
commencing here and making the road The
whole length. The distance by the frs, nam.
ell route Il 60 miles with the disadvantage Of
not having terminus here, and also not has
ine the cordial cooperation " the NJ. aud NJ.
X, X. Company. The other route il still long
probably 81 miles. the only compromising ad.
saniaae being tina, ". will have the terminus
here, and rnnnin. BY different ronse. will h.
the means III attracting some mor~ trade
Tho plan that In my opinion od~r- more Ia
aucemens than anv other. will he 10 commence
the rad herr and connect with the Clinton
Rad hear Upton A. that road Is located onl,
some ia miles north of Upton We would
then have rosld u oas pTa. and taking the
most direct route Ia Cedar Rapids. max
ing iii. junction al the ofhe, end IT the road
instead of IL has .ni n We would have To
do Nh ". commenced At or hear purant.-
We would have all ia. advantages of road
running direct u cedar Rapids and would
have u hniLl only a. miles. l, would run
through III. most productive part II the con,
tigneus oeuntie. aud h.ing nearly cluidis-
tani from ashet lines, W. would nsost proba-
bIs have d larger trade than hs the route "
pnfant Another objection /. starting from
Drurant j. that the trade II The cedar Valley
al this Time p.~s principally 10 Mascatin~,
and Ii they hay. railroad facilities Ia Darant,
Dav..spar, would have ~ offer extra induce
Incnts 10 obtain the trade of that section u
countr, before they could expec, to divert ths
current Of trade ffom that point ! hope
those having charge 81 this matter will weigh
the advantages and disadvantages IL the diff
s~rent routes before determining positively on
which one will be- taken rs very much de-
pends III obtaining the cordial cooperation
ii capitalists aud others % assist In furnish
Ing the means 10 build and equip tine road.
4 fs,ssn oy rns cEDAs WALLET r. \.
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OPERATION MIN, CrRr SrRE.-Mild
operation with successful eftsc, the pscalartty
Of BTandrctLs Pills Now that We may expect gen.
.al spring II 10 " grea, Importance that few doses
be used by the wise Our subject to . -.
dundaney VI Initiated bile NJ this season, and II 10 -
dangerous II u prevalent but Braadreth's fiis II
ford an Invaluable and etiscien, protection
t4ll1kwtw
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FOn SALE ~ JOsssUA DIAL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
aosad aud Brady st up stairs. sni
brady street.


IMPROVED cry PROPERTY
:. Three Frame Moa.ss corner II Second and
iowa streets Lot etxTs fret
- Le, y feel iron, 9Th Frame House. corner Of
Young ffn't trees. well ~,
~ Valuable aid desirable uoase and la, corner
- Ferry sld sixth streets bargain
rsiArRovES ciTY PROPERTY
~. Fine Lot, corner u Twelfth and n. sdy q.
~ feet front
- seven Lot. IN Florence Yer, cheap
Y los acre. ~ n,lss from Davenport las acre.
anasf cultivation House. barn, orchard, good va
u 70 aerss In Eldridsss snLslisis.ea. u...d \. =
frame house, barn. well. Ac
- saers. In na~isys out ,os. FINE liver view
uSINPRovED FAM LAxps
sw section ~ 7 =, :. Henry county loo
On Il. Kssisa and i .a ssss
Railroad.
- Me- section =, TsH.Rsw Cedar eesa.
~ ls0 acres Near the Railroad
- NV I section u, TGE. Kla W. Linn
county isD seres
q - ofsE ! section .. -. X n, Hardin
county - acres
- y - section Y. Ts, AIS Js.psr essusy
app and Missouri S.iisa.s ''A '1'''' '''s4 A''''
~ NV ofswA s~<,ies y. r 4, = n Il.
rsr eoaniy ~ acres 0ood prairie four mlles from
Msssisssppa and Missouri Railroad nine mllss 5rnp,
Newt0n
~ n = \ Of 4 ssesioa u, =. n q scot,
count, - serss. nns psairs, Is niiss ssss nav.
export. near AIlsns Grove = per sers
-, : - Fine rolling prairie nssr Council Hluf.
rasd VIII = sold " separate parcels naylidtf
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Monty 10 LoAs.-Sl0,OO0 just received
fos itan IN Real Estate Security
t,aM COOK DILLON 4 LIEnLEY
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MrRRaYd LASMAs's FLORIDA WATER


MrRRaY a LaNAAs's FLORIDA WArER.-
Mature. living perfumes they arise from this gar
deus Of the tropics condensed In this rares ap
plance 81 the toilet II. ,nspirtag fragrance cheers
the .pri,s. and mixed with water, IL INSTANTLY y.
neves smar,ins and redaes. Of the skin II. aroma
elsnys for weeks to the xarmsnts aud ID more agree
ssls shsn that o. Eau de Cologne.
Sold by y r Lanmaa Co, wholesale and retail
Druggis,s, 60 Water street, Ne~ York, and by al
Druggist. ., 20 cent. per bottle. jyiidA~
EE just received per Express, fine
la u gaesis for tho weather the Enterprise
Hoo, and shoe Store No - BRADY street
June ~ AookE : GARRETT
EE A Home COR the Working Man! A
Rsmvdy for High Rent.
70 Isnts In Bnrroa's Addition
10 Lots In Lind.ay's Addition
40 Ia,. In saymakers Addition
nsslde. 1. LIT. from fur 10 six aerss each half
mile from the corporation line, beautifully located
for private residences
AL Il tn foregoing lots near enough The zen
trail PARTS Of the cry enable either The laborsr
business ,e attend his business ~ithou, ineonvs
nisnce They will he .oid on low and long credit
tina, the working man have hls o~n home with.
Gut the dread 81 rest day For prices and terms Ap
ply 10 GEORGE l. NICHOLS.
ieis Dsvenports Block, Main street
EE $4,000 to Lean upon Real E-tat.
Security In sums 10 cult applicants
DARLINGTON q GO
jeis No Dayenp.rt. block
Il Money to Lean ON Real Estate
security BY EDWARD ALDEN,
masis n. W corner Main and sseond Il.
-
The Davsnps RI ace Company NJ ! !. now pre-
pared to serve the citizen. ~ Dav-npor with the
he.i possible quality Of lee ynarasielns ~ furnish
our customers until January nsxi II desired Far
tie. wishing supply for the entire are
tioaea asaiasi contracting with thasr who cannot
furnish patrons through the
sTEiSHiLBER 4 co
once second -, opposite II Claire iioass
n.sssasm
Sn,0uu SulS.Irs.--Just Received, One
.ae q, Lumber Yard corner Fourth and Harm.
son street. eoTEs DAVIES
maysasf
Takr Norier.-for Great Bargains and
Fias Opportunities. for Investment, see
MILLS pkwkYs
masaiff Advertisements
foR SAl..-A valuable Building Lot ON
fsrr, street Ais. two large new Brick Store
Hoasss Depot ALLEN CLARK
an3oatf
GREAT BAatAIss.-forty Splendid Lots
tu Lamhrates Addition, in North Davenport for sale
hs lao.sl ALLEN 4 CLARK
f. Money 20 Lean, in sums to suit
alp8seants BY TALIMAN POWERS
ap.satf
1er-les.-ILe Davenport Ice Company |
prepared ~ contract for the delivery o. lee
Tor the ssasea Customers commencing tbs season /
With ~ all be guaranteed - be supplied MI Nosem
her II desired
Parties desiring lee through tbs ssssan. are eau.
toned against contracting with .hose Who do not
sHrfly the season through
nfhes sseond street opposite IL Claire Honse
massd5m PECK 4 MITCHELL
foK Salr.--Tweniy-i five Acres Of beau
tia Land half -. from corporation line on Du
basus road VII $3.50. sase, barn excellent well and
risisrn, twos --sa never falling water half scss
Strawberries. kLaesre, Asparagus &C, viii be sold
entire or In parcels 10 suit purchasers
Apply to GEORGE l. SickuLIA
ah3piu Lard Once. Main street
4
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SutsD boerRisl.-Ne promise to con-
vino. them IN six months that negro v not
accidentally q black man, and that the thing
they call slavery u the very hsppiest,
most civilized and best position IN which the
black race has ever existed, orevercan exist. I"
~ 4 Day BooA.
Every day demonstrates that the above
sentiment j. becoming more and mare the
platform ofthe Doaghface Democracy. They
On mean nothing else than this, Il they pro
- 70 hare any creed ct ~.
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FARM PROPERTY


No lss, 80 acre. through the middie u ..r;44a
y Y 10 !, " .plcl did farm AID tassrn ssata,
10 seres ruitis stea 20 acre. timber barn well
No IL A dns improved farm. III ig. acres on the
,srsr s,arv haa. AZ. arhs IMPROVED @''h
The three following fassas ,fi he .al.i No.
la.y ry.s, ,,.t ~. ,,,.,..a. I'M, ~, 80 -.
- " - @' 80 fa'sAasss 80 70 a'f Heh'
,..,... "a -,
M IN A farm. ~ - mrte. meas lil.ka,x Gv.,
amd.f iraee a.d nearly nh llan.hed i gs.rd haa.e
.,.,As s. ~ asfss n'n@f y hastaFt oFasF,
@e - - '''-" ~ " a1s
tirnye adpatn,us No III i i've .tor. br.el Ina
Two streams IL alter ruanine thrssarh ftna ~
III 81. .s.' AZ lsa's - y aet saias a'h ffaee
rs,-
price ~ pes sers
:.
o. Il loo acres II t,..hsr - no asa.. nsssrsAl
tisatian, gss.d stacl farm Price 4. PEI acre
Ne Iss A new fa.n. If DO acre. uar, n i, ,s..
for animps"se.l laid
No no N sw lsIEhE Is astt.
broke a.d fssssd loo Young trses lasss ali si.eaA
NJ g25 IL arsss section - 4 ~ 1t ST ts..ty
aer~. eroks
No 10 ~ acre. With tea acre. Il ,i,s.e, tao
allss On. lco hfeke hoa.s orchard aid fal,s
mprn, runsnss three quarters II j sase from Res.~
NJ 20 "A faraa ~ lea Acres. ssee Isst.% 10 ACRE
=" f'''' ss@' 1'as "
Ne go a farm u ~ aers. Dlta.ae read. Is
~ acres ~ ,in,hsr Ia, &C., ~ ss.i,eaa
~ hunse aud ,tall. ruanln. w.tsf ia 80, = si
'7rses, 80 Per asss
No s4s An i,anrax.a fs,,, :, 4.a go. al, H..
hrokea house stable well saa n.,.r f.,i,.. s,s...a
4 water running through II
=
No Ms 4 farm u 5ss ssres, fassy Of Ii good tita-
h<Ts I'D under eHltNstlon, well faced, block
mineral 4lUs 6n.h~ls ua- raised al lso srres II
this land last year
No ~ lsD srr~s hear Hlskefy Grove, 81. we'll
drove
stable &c I'll Under tsaes
No asa lea .rr~. ,-..,v .~... 49, 49,.
ser. ID acre, ti,aLsr nesr sr'.s NH a''as
No $50 A farm of . aes~. tire, mile. fram La.
s~npast house living water ~srht Acre. ur,lss -,sj
sisatoa 10 srres eli6arinN cs., - lur.h,
from ,he c.urs Nova .e's' "'oAs ~ a"''ss
No 56s A farm u 90 acres highly cultivated
aiss miles above Davenport. A good Aonss vlsh
30 - = lara % - acres, with fwsnty sesss
bgoks tAU pests and 1874 FEET of fsGeing viii Le
tnFV~n N
No "A Fart, $500 ~ l.,.a .s.r MAJ
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Real estate.
GEORGE L. NlCKOLLs,
GeM11sg KeMl Estate .yxTml

nn>-n z~n -.
49, IN D.v.cnor,,. NAB Nj, 49,,
49, nIn ens. nuOuHI. sold md
Properly fos sai~ ana honey Invested
......- ------s
of Third ..d usisss s.r.-, P, - \, - eoffe
= ssS
Ne sdi seven and half ncres, one aud half
miles if'' ''sh on dubuque rasd- Ncoo
No 90 Brick House six rooms cellar &c near
Court House Price Is 90 t-ao cab bal.nsr IL
one .ha Two yeats,
No soo Sixteen Lad. In sh,...i.,. .a,.,,w,.,.. :,
East Davenport
Ma A. Ia. sa,aa Ia nh m
A. ,L,.,, -. !. az . ~, - ~. n*A " Heas neJo'.
ssnd ~ 10 Block 20
Ma ana 4 h.,.,,.l s.,,.. :. -.
snd sl.ih street. me view u the river aad con-
s'f ~ 20 Inc pa.lness par 81 The city WIN be
~ ann w 'oas e'ea"'
'o's mouse nine rooms well SC Price, Ncoo
No 40 Hou.e in v,,i.ru., .4,,,,,r r.. r..
vxsnpoIt Two story frame Ave room. stable. &C.
nnr. '''se" LOIS 10 0hs -additcn ~ Eass pa,ea.
NJ 40.
p,ss q On, '' 81 '"af acres Ia West Davenport
\. =.
-, ss Daea snnp Oh alley between Brady and
| ~ ~. 49,,
,,an ,wo 90, az 90 ~ Forrest piiohs add.
"a 49, Y.s ~ nsssEsnt eleven rooms cellar
anu porch i've story stable
| ~, ss o' s"A~sa Oh Ahird street, opposite City
i
4 No a., A Brick Hou.~ ~, So, 49,. -,
q coo ssso cash valance an sMa s,.s ,na lfss
/ $50 Ns seAae
i NO as House and Lot House six roma eel.
| iat aaa esstern Large barn. flled with brick Tar;
No IA Aua... r,.,,,
.,r "ss ~ Eash.h street heswesn Mesf.
ran,a. rass n nn o1n.ss street House lsx24 six
| ya x-o A llaa..
| 6ne view pysrs ~ 49, $50 Df"eAs Aet ooHiso Wild
1
No. 40 House and Lot q r,oel i rarr.., = nu
| err "sss seven f"ashs cellar and c.s
i No 80 Seven ont Lots On H.r,,..,,, 49,. ..
|
| No Asi House on Harrison street .tyht.sn -
twenty russns rosd Location for : Ha,.l ~ prs,.f
| June ia - '"a' stafs i'''n s'h das 81
|
| uau.a :, ~. .rat - - Aa "''e s'oss OF&A
|
No 4sa Eas, half Of I.st !. B.oek q. 4. Claire.
/ A@s - '"o's
Nc 49, A Hous@ with lease Of La, soA lap far
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IMPROVED cry PROPERTY

We Invite Aitsaston to our extensive catalogue Of
Improved Farms and Wild Laads City Property.
&C fur sale al aosirra,e price. and on easy terms
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No la First rate two story brick house, 10 rooms.
with modern eonvenlene-s Front sire~t. III block
!, Fulton. addition splendid view, Ae ssxlso
No Ia Pine TWO s,or, brick housc, ! rooms, &C
on Front street block J. Faltahs addition ios s0xlso
view Of river &c, very extensive Price, e4o0o
No l. Lot 2 block O. 3oxiso on Third street. good
house. four ressns, eisserf, 81
~ Ia Lot 1 block ~ soraco good frame hon-e
NJ is2 Lot s block ~ soxioo excellent horse
No ies Lot o block ~ sss2oo 6ne hcnse
M III Loi 1881 Niso on BRAD, street. h+tweea
Front aaa Steamboat Landing Price taoooo
No. % a small house ON BRADY street near
loensfr three roome, well ke lot s3xsai Price
No. s0i Lot In block los In lie Clarea addition.
soAl1 feet GA BRADY street Price ss.mc
No. 100 10, 4 In block o In MeIata.L'. addition,
6.xils Coed house new and complete Price
sisso
M 2. Lott and . block % corner Warren
and rifth streets Very choice Lots Price ~ 500
cash balance three and I've yssr-.
No. 2-s Lots and !, In block ~, corner Western
Avenue and ssh street Price s5,ooo-A cash bal
Anee three ard i've years
NJ. "a Lease 200 feet on Braa, street. next 10
Iambrits's How Excellent Lots for building Terins
very low
M 80 a beautiful four acre 10, In Eldrlaxe.
addition g East Davenport Price, u ~
NJ al Lot 4 In block l. Amir. addition, on 10.
Gust street, c6xl5o Price. ssao
No go House aud II, corner Rock Island aud
Pleasant streets Lot l. block Lafnkrftess addition
nse hi'e rooas. 0ood well and eisiern Price, sis0o
No 30 Part lot /, In black q, on Perry street
Choice building slic-ooxss Prizes, eas0o
M, 80 House and lot corner Main aud iacrs,
s2,soo
No ia House and lot, corner Ianrsi and rarhsm
streets, ssxfn1 0aed he@ cottage house Ave racms
Kitchen. elstetn, barn and stable Price. tsooO
No rs Eat 10 feet 81 10, Ii block 81 on 70 nth
No 32e Eass 20 feet ~ lot ., block ST. ON Fourth
between BRADY and Perry Price. Nooo
No 40 Beautiful building 10, on 10Th street, he
tween Rock Island and Iowa streets, e0xi5o Pricc
si,Do
No 3i3 l5sxi6s feet on fsrady street In Soels al
di,ioa Price N 80
No "a Lot q block e. corner Second and Io~.
streets. Price, tesoo
No 2ia Lease II sesss, chascc loo On Third street
corner Ferry and Rs,sk Island Price " DO
No 30 Heuse Aad lot corner Perry aud Pheasant
streets, tn Lsmbritc addition Price u no on~
fourth cash
No s-s Twelve choice ten acre lots near III,
city
No a. T~D ten acre has IA Ea.s Davenport
No AZ Large rev warehouse near depot
No ssi Splendid iecasion FIR warehouse nea
depot