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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-10
educational.
SAINT JOSEPH'S COLLEGE,
Near Somerset. Perry County. 0.

NtdT cUHtTStUj FtTIy UUuHUys %
TNHE Annual Session Of this Institution viii be re-
Il sumed on the first Monday Of September, 1855.
TERMS
Fer Board and Tuition In English branches, wash
ing and menaing lineH, and use Of bed and bed
ding, per aHnum. SI-O
For Board las aboye) with Tuition in Algebra, &c
ometry, Surveying, Book-Keeping, Rhetoric, His
tory, and the use Of the 11O
For Board las Ab0ve) with Tuition in the Classics
and Natural Philosophy l40
For Instructions on Piano, with use OF Instru-
ment per annum. ~
For Instruction on other Instruments. 10
Stationery, Books, Medicines, when furnished, at
current rates.
To those who remain at the Institution during va
cation, an extra charge will be made Of........-. q
J. A. KELLY, President.
- Refer to Raw. J. '. DAILY, Memphis, for further
particulars. uiyIS-daWSm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-29
STOLEN!

ENEOM the cabin OF The subscriber on Gold lHll, on
a, the eth OF August, one GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. Whoever will return the same to Edward
p Lee at Chase's Claim, shall receive $50. ques
nons asked. Description as follows Improved
straight line compensated Balance, No. 1881, HUI
gusYim Vuellenin, L0cie. aloml
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-29

TRUE The following, from Punch, j.
probably the severest satire ever uttered
against human nature:
Poll mankind tomorrow as to which of the
two they would sooner be, "a knave or
fool The majority would be at least two
to one in favor of the knayes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-29
Oruuille 1]ailQ Butte ArrorN.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. 29rn, 1857

New INSTRUMENT OF DLArH.-The
Paris correspondent of the New York Times
says:
You have all read Of Jules Gerard, the
lion killer, and of his wonderful encounters
in the jungles Of Africa. When Gerard came
back to Paris the last time from his favorite
amusement IN Africa, he suggested to De.
vlsme, the well.known gun maker Of the Bou.
levard des ltaens, the idea OF inventing IA
ball that would explode when it arrived in
the animals body. Mr. Deyisme went to
work to realize this idea, the utility of which
in the chase of lions, elephants, and other
wild beasts, is but too obvious, and it is pre-.
tended that he has perfectly succeeded The
new projectile is about the size of tbs MIME
ball. Its force is equal to the common ball.
Arrived in the animals body, it explodes
like bomb, and, of course, causes the sud.
den death Of the animal If shot into the
lungs Of the elephant, for example, the ball,
in exploding, disengages carbonic acid gas,
and the animal, which, from its size, might
otherwise survive for a short time, will sud.
denly fall asphyxiated.
few days ago a party Of gentlemen &C.
companied Mr.. Devisme to horse slaughter
house in the envrons of the city. There the
new projectile was tried on five horses that
were standing tied to a fence waiting to be
shot. They were each shot in the lungs, the
ball exploded and the animal fell dead. The
experiment was completely sati .factory.
Since then, Mr. Devisme, to demonstrate the
practicability of his new projectie as a sub.
stitute for the harpoon in the destruction Of
whales, has gone to Ilavre, not with the hope
that n whale would present itself to be kill.
ed, but to try the experiment on an artl6ci-
al whale that would respond in its resistance
to real one. The experiment was entirely
successful, and those who witnessed it asser,
positively that the substitute for the harpoon
is fouud. But if THE ball will penetrate the
blubber of whale to a sufficient depth, its
utility over the harpoon is so great that the
use OF that instrument must soon cease; for
the harpoon is not only an uncertain but
dangerous instrument for those who use il,
while the ball of NJ. Devisme is both certain
and safe. Making due allowance for French
exaggeration in the matter Of inventions.
there yet remains hope that this invention
is serious and practical one.
lr is NOT what people eat, but what they
digest that makes them strong. II is mo-
what the gain, but what they save thai
makes them rich. 1t is not what they read
bnt what they remember that makes then.
learned. 1t is not what they profess, bur
what they practice that makes them righte-
GUS These are very plain important truths
too little needed by guttons, spendthrfts
bookworms, an hypocrites.
TRUE The following, from Punch, j.
probably the severest satire ever uttered
against human nature;
Poll mankind tomorrow as to which of the
two they would sooner be, "a knave or n
fool The majority would be at least two
to one in favor Of the knaves.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-29
Metropolitan Bowling
Billiard Saloon,


FE1HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING THOROUGHLY
d renovated his comm0diuHs BOWLING Al
LEYS. and provided himself with fine BILLIARD
TABLE. besides having repleul-hed his B X with a
choice stock of v ines ana LGquU 3 soiicils such
share of pubc patronage as has heretofore hren Of
.cred him. LEWIS SCHROEDER
Iuly -, 1851. jy27
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

Ma. STANTON OgeLAs,s KANSAS WILL
RE faEE.-The Wash ngson cvrrespondent
OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, one Of The CHI {
Democratic organs OF the country, w,,.s
a. (. lows:
"Mr Stanton leaves for Kansas tc.,isv,
end will discharge the duties OF The gov~,-
norsh,r un'ii Mr.. Walker arrives IN the
Territory, which will b. come tune IN the
moa'h Of May. As betwee. slsvey and
free Stat~,sm. ! know that ,h~ desire aud
hope Of the new executive Of the Territory
is j." favor If making Kansas free Stale
result which he believes TO BE- ineyi able
and might - well be scQu,esced in NJ
oner.-S"me tine ago Mr.. Santon, while
. repre- sentative in Congress from the Mem
PMS (Tenn.) district. declared. in a sp e h
m Congtess, that Kansas would inevitably
become free Stat, AID tina, it was h. IN
ter~st, and he believed it was the w,l Of the
people Of the South that - b should BE- ito
de.iiny. Mr.. Walker il is well known. has
slwsys held thai the tendency slavery, is
Scuthwsrd, and that the only relief fnr Il i.
the acquisition Of territory from NJ xico, in
order 10 draw of Its pressure from the free
territory Of the north.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

Tss Boy on TIE WirAEss STAND
Judge Grosh, OF Psnnsylvsn,s, oommu.
uicases tho following to tue AmbsssS-
dor:
After the ples "oos guilty" vas enter
sd, and tie jury was sworn or affirmed,
= email, very Intelligent looking B., vac
called 10 shS witness sssnd, the defo0i-
ao,'s attorney object. d to bis te.s,ty,ox
on account OF his age, &c. The sttor.
ney tor she { ommouw rsl.h said the boy
wAs unusus'ly sosell.ge0s, sod requested
sbs Court 10 exSmlns bis competency,
and l proceeded. accordingly, vrry mild.
y:
Juies-Whss 10 your name, my son2
boy (u.v,ng h,s nsne
very distinctly, which l DO not now 70.
Judge Where do you reside, my lit
Ito mat?
Boy-ln this CITY, cir.
Judg. = Have you . psrsas or parents
alive and residing h.rs9
Boy One only; my mother.
Judge-Do you attend school, my
+. sont
Boy-Yes, cir.
JUDGE presume from your in,elli-
genee, snd prs,sewOsthy conduct here,
that you will soou be allowed to attend
| high School, and become . useful mao,
snd lit necessarily assist your good mo-
Their.
This drew tears of pleasure TO biz
eyes, and be rep led thai BY The favor OF
the school Directors be hsd sttsoded
the High School for the last ok month";.
Judgs-How old are you, my good
boy?
Boy-My mother says that on to.mor.
row I will b thirsess years old.
Judge Are you here TO give evidence
10 the Court sad Jury 10 this case, (as.
mio2f)
Boy-Yes, cir; il repaired 90 to do.
Judse-Do you know the solemn y
Of the DBL CATIONS Of . JUDICIAL osth, my
SOM Rrhecs before you snswer.
Boy-(vsry oodsssIy.) think | do
Judge What Wil ) your lleish
ment, my dear boy. yos swesr tslssl y
or spsak = lie on OATH!
Dv Twill be sent TO the penitsotiary
(wser,ne,) and shus break my dea,
nother's heart. There we're other eye'
te.ides bic il tAss hVuss oser8o ~inl
with tesss. aH t3ttt
Dsfsudsos's Atsosscy. (frewning.) :
boy, don't you know shst II you tell
lie on your oath, when you die you vii
Do eodlsssly tortured 10 fiery pool 2
Boy-Thas would DO 90 additional 10
ducsmens to spssk the uu,h, the who'll
truth, aud nothing bot the truth; ba
that paoishmens can be avoided by
timely repsnssu .; bet repentance vii
avail nothing to keep ne oss OF the pen
itentisry.
Judge You are noble boy! VIII
gave you those excellent iastructioesP
Boy-My mother, sir. t
Judgs- Such . mother deserves suc
. son! Ne, our heaveoly Father bic.
you both! Mr.. Clerk, qaal,fy she wi,
neea. lie has, 10 this ex animation, Civ
On % more common sense informst,0
}. on the. binding nature of judicial oaths
Than ell the mussy backs IN the court
room couli DO. Repeal your l,w. f.
the pun,.hmens Of perjury anj fsl
svear ring vii GOT be a. c"wmon % is
roo rare. A. honess person will spes
ishespush without ~ oath; bot d,skene
me. vsse Il oat for fesp VI ,oaeAis
rssisA,s>ss, Uosla eeses tsstity ssalv.
, le Vuslj, u he eesi0alae4 beaoos ~
Ooeo 49, oDulA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

He koooa thss the oiroul ,tioD OF the
O~oocsas 10 not above twO-thirds stss
o9 the Gazette IN ~ CITY wh 10 the Ness
10 assvIy ooe- bali - Gssssss.
A few days since the Gasstts asssrs
ID that tho circulation The Arvs vas
ssAssrv rvs. A couple q dsys ego is
Dragged 81 iss o~n issos eisosIs, 4on,
.much larger than ,hss os Tie OsooerAt
&C., &c. Nov ,s sdmsss that the circu-
l.s.os Of she Nssos 10 "sssrly ono bali"
i,s Own. Put "tha," cod "ihat" TO-
setAer, and according 70 '.Dsboil" tho
circulation Of the Gssesss 10 oSs sUS
DaEp AND vIyrY. or than-abosss. Thss
10 lssSs aye very large sircslssies to
bsvs been built sp dssieG the many
ysars the Gazette hiss existed in Davsn-
port. But tho ioss OF The oity election,
The loss Of their Know Nothing csnd,-
date for Jadgs. and the probable ioss OF
their State ticket, hss rather muddled
The Gssetts nso aod rendered them re-
ms,kshly desperate, sui obl'vious o.
seesrds facts. But FIRE away, your shsiss
are harmless.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

A large and complete stock Of Car
pe,ings, Floor Oil. Oloths, Furoi.ure, &C.,
10 nov being received BY ME.sRs GouLD
4 SrsEss in Dcesaint Block on Second
strsss, next door esss Of Smith 4 Rem.
niogton's large Stove and House Furn
iehing Store. This 10 . new firm, and
their Goods are new and most desirable,
10 ssyls, quality and prioe. Read their
advertisements in this paper, and BY
calling on them, prove the truth o. that
Viii oh ~ have said above.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

Keep cool Doctor, ADD will be back
10 few days and relieve you Of doing
the Crdwfishing for the Gazette. II the
people Of lowe have elected tho Demo-
cratic State ticket, we csn's help it, end
oil tho twisting and turning and whini, z
OF all the Republicans this side OF, and
in Africa will not change the result, or
help you out Of your evident despondeo'
cy. 10 view Of the fast dying ont Of
DRKpyUL SCoTrIsN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

The splendid steamer Denmark,
Capt Gray, will leave this Port for 81.
Louie this evening or 10 morrow morn.
log. She ia msxo'fcan. boat, and her
Accommodations for passengers are IN
0urp asped. Go 90 board and secure your
State Room early, for she vii, b
crowded.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
n DARLINGTON & CO.
Atlvrneys nj Law,

AVBNFOWU,UVW
nn~ "a, Nal. a.-. nd ovy. L.t'isire Hou'
Cc,l.~<I.ns u,sd~ and promptly r-nised =" az pe'
81 IN. United State.
M, 4, l. an IN Neal k.i-ie " NerSn
n~y ioan a f,- 'th'r-tr oatnn ssi v
Land. lie st.i throrphs.et IT,. y fihw"'''
RYYrRsSCta
0ib on Rsa ,Cs.brr Bank : ba'''rints;
". T.wns"n3 tsa, ~ W -
West On rter, -
N,ui. 4 Jon.s 4 Co.. rhiisd' i,hia.
Hoor-r 4 rownsenA DO
r. woodward \ Co, Banker, th.rM
Darby q narhsda,e. RanL'r-, ~ Lofts
Dr. vR Ci.rk- B~ AM. fBs. ~, - ioun
" r Lee h 4 Co M-AurGh,
Day 4 Nstiaek Gin, innAu
NctSr-s,r L,s-s eisherotr, pa.es
Eds IN svith ESQ, DO
Nv 9iavenso
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

A NEW DisEAsk.-lhe resul, OF The late
election does not ssen to agree with the
phy-ical constitution OF the ",apuh!icanr
editors If this State. Some Of them have
been 'ak~h suddenly III. Their d,s-a.- I'M
iaes',a'-lv assumes an sls mig form --gh"s's
Of departed place aud power haunt their IN
aeinai,on--'fe'r fancy pictures d .rk fore
b"dnss 10 tn future they are wax .fll and
restless. u wa thought AZ frat to b. tn.
black v"mi'. but scientific discovery has
".nominated il the Dredfui Soft Fever.
Will il not PROSTATE the whole .r-pubi,c az
party before another Gle ,.on?-Corunns
Dem.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

Graham l. Early have just received
. largo qusntity OF the Diamond Rock'
cook stove, sn cat,rc new article aud
ssid to be 40 excelle baker. Go end
look 1t them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

a. A newlv married couple some
years since, took % their abode in Pop
lsr street. At breakfast tho nexi morn
ing, tho gentleman ssid to the lsdv !:
NV dear. q il 10 poplar. and nv pussing
in u(vou)is hecom .. popular" "Aud by
putting u. 10 it," promptly replied the
lady, 'il becomes populoua
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

CARRIAGE MAxEks.-Your attention
10 directed TO the advertisement u N. l..
Stow, dealer 10 { srrisge Timber Of oil
kinds, Chicago, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
STATE ITEMS.


bccsAxAs - fsifbseke 10 the name Of
esw aad dossishiHe iowa is BsehAass
oouosy, % che Ice 70 the Ja,lsSsd.
Hsasis0sAs-is . thrifty, wsll .sitsessd
town IN Yea Dsssa s0sssy, % be K.o
tux asd Dee Noloss Road. We lsesD
from tbs Ksossoqas RspsbNean that .
"Collsvisse lusuSsss" u " cones0pls.
s,oo II B. The site hes been seleesed |;
building contrssed for. and $1,000 stock
taken. Daily Crescent.
rasArsicAl.-Ths Des Moinss State
Journal Of the 18Th thus slludes TO tbs
Dramatic Troupe Of IlsAiy, Morrison sni
Tssde, lste Of Iowa C,tv:
"Ths New Vss,ssiss' Theatrical Ooo
psny VIII be here so.oorrow, and vii
probStiy open Moadsy evening. Gisd
to here Il, and hOps thsv v,.i meet With
liberal COCO us.gsmea: whi;e here"
CoCxTY SsAT OF HCxsoLpr C0usSy-
hes teso located Vt Dskotsh C,tv. Il
- s,tus,ed ~ 3. W. quarter, S.o'lo. S.
Tovs-h,p 81 North, o. Range u Nest
CocsrY SsAf o. Clarion -ls rsoov.d
from Elgh0rn 10 Gutenberg.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

Two boys, about ~ years OF age, can
6nd employment At this Office Is Ap-
prentices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

Foar SNELLiN0 10 NE SoLD--The s..
psni Mi, neso',an OF the 5fh obtains com.
mani'a'ion stating thai there is big pee
ula',on on foo and that nothing less than
the sale Of Fort Smelling and the k~.erv :
ton OF about 5000 acres Of land. The wit
er bases his assumptions on section e tie
army appropriation bill, p ssed Al the las;
session Of Congr So. He states that he Re.
serva'i"n 10 wo ID fifty dollars an scr.; but
the design 10 10 sell the whole tract togr,h
er 70 one bidder. and thus place It beyond
the reach Of all but few spectators, who
will club together and bid il of for q mere
song.-Ex.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
4ruru the RNtso, T., Patriot
4 mose eGne alas aud 9xseao sAlnaSy
Case ct 0OAm nah MIisAM

1rom the Purso.N T., Pasios
snose esoO aias aud gxsssesAlnaSy
Case Ss ssAn aabsaiis.n
Ay u,g lady. (MIss Mary Ssan), .
niece os A Loomis, E.Q., Of Fulton, who
- Irving wi'h Aer uoc'e, snd sue ding
school, hes Of late been, ssd 10 the nost
singular sod extraordinary soonsbul,ss
Of whom ~ hasa ever hoard. AZ oighs.
after she has fallen ssieep, she eete %.
lights lamp, and ssk,oe . paper and
p "eil writes several stsnsss OF poetry.
Her Uoele, ono night, fearing that como
acc,deos might occur from . Sleeping
person having . burning lamp 10 hst
hand, took the preosasion 70 remove the
lamp fro0 her room, and beyond her
reach. That night she arose 10 perfect
darkness, wrote another piece OF poetry,
which, upon examination BY dsyl eht
vas fouod 20 b veil written, s,rrsesiy
spelled and uncIuAted. snd the ruled
lines % accurs tsly followed - they
would have been BY the best penmsn
with . good light. AID this has been
repeated from night 10 night, ssoh tine
. uew piece being produced. Ste has
W 0uoW AcO X " t00 OobS0b u0bocJ-
cannot repeat . word Of the poetry shs
produces, and insisis III { che does not
write 1t. Her friends watch her closely.
They have interrupted her whi!e writing,
when she seems likc one aroused from .
deep rlumbsr, and cannot 6nish che llae
or even the next word Of the ssausa she
happen. 10 be writing. II her Sriting
materials happen to be remuved from
her room, she arises and 6udins them
missing, proceeds to search tho . swess,
trunks, etc., in tho dark, with - much
case 40 smother woulj do is By day. She
has somelimes fallen into this condition
in the day time. when hsr writing impulse
o 'mes on.
The young lsdy's health 10 not worry
eood, snd slncs her somnsabulio exerci-
SOS, she seems to fail daily PHYSICIANS
have been o. led, but % yet have afford.
cd her no relief.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
.NITS(,E.

I'm and as-fr IN 81 - Janu1ry The undrttiSned
vapt.r. In The city ~ DsNenprirt, vii oI-n thTn
office sot Susines. NJ oeiock A. NJ, atd ors.s ~
o'r.3eA y n uniiH furthi motto.
COOs 4 SAHGEST,
MAcxIoT A CDrB!S,
TAitxAS row ERs d NOLAN.
CVt'pR, Bro, BANKoWS GO.
NlCkoiis CANpBkLtA co.
Neakk0OR, LAWS & BfAkt1ORK
jsrldt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27

Also On sseortment % Hats and CAps. ali OF wheA
have b-.en nansfActursd a the = RI ss,p>
OF Nee england AMI in tn CITY o. PhilaAeaphs sei
hs been see I'd with care eIpres.ly fer Rstsl
Trade h,pe The Ladies nd Sect In, 0: n. cit.
and county will favor With cal. Is { will afford
rue sr-at p.es we TO 'bcs them ny It., Q. 40 ds.
4, rn 70 dsf JAS o. TODD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Beet and Shoe Store,

-, JANnso. TODD .susd no.t re.
spctfu,ly inform the citizens Of
the City ~ Dsvenport and til
noe op pil,s IN D,siy bes9ees TAard aud Panrth
streets iefoc and 0eueyal assDgtment OF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
BANKING.


DONkers.
nACHLOT 4 COlsWsN,
pAvustsss, IoeA
aGfER 70:
ns.ep, ?. OmoTEAU.jr co.. HswgS
u.,.r. Trssos DAsIss, Rsnkrss, - L,uas
Uasaier ATLANTIC NAME. @oston. ,,A,-..
s-s.ra " & sWiss. pno. JcasstoS' ceF.s'
lvcsss 49, p;ies eolisetel ar6 pvccssfs r's~sisd
eny pat ertAe Tniisd Sfa's.
nslus q Esehaagr 80 Ill he Pstsrspa esss'
sSsAe lsiteA States asd A-sssp~
n (DI q EFT s1seO SOAO
- Money rex,,,si e. kuropr ~ SteM ~
80, ~ =. r-Sehsr ~ Any tovn 70 H"sssno'
t,r w.ie., .slrs 81 opws'nr
it.k-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-27
WILLIAM n. RAvAoaD SooovA OLA
cnAs. =. svInsM. Attorney d Lsv

WILLIAM n. RAvnoap JOANNA DIAL
caAs. =. svIs.M. Attorney d Lsv
~. ~! R.lI.MO.e.D . CO..
Real Estate, Stsek, BenS, and
Meney Brokers,
no. ga nrAdy ST.
Between 81 and - street.
DAvRNPOtT, IOWA.
VRyiLL hug and sell Rssi E.t 10 en- Comu.ss.o1-
w L~s~ Oily ana Farm op~r',; fs' IAs-r
oou-s slieu,s, inv i os Loan Money On aniue am-
Hsr.d ksai k-tais seurit,; Procure Psn 1ons buy
anu II s,oea-, Bond and LAM Va ran .. pay pei
sonsl st.ntlynt. ID. o. ion cf Gvverniaent Lands.
ssd tAe location Of - d. I. 'TIaais end maze C,d-
i.stions In al parts OF he Sat-.
At,prrsAst a inb~s Of ,us hrm being Engaged
N III. p,so,r Ut til law nj p " s>tonel ~ ines.
" WI rsc. ive psomps ssi.niso0.
RErkR TO:
Adsm \. RIDDLE, x.s. 0snc'nnat. oA's
Peter Nj sofa. d.
O'Cv0uer Bro, -
thus sharp Co.. do
smss i. oiorda Hush-, ssnk-rr.do
~ LaYkin, Banks 20
ysAs Onas.A, Il L.sstyG, nj
WK OYfkR FOK SALE -
llTI' 4sROPERTY"
" Of L., 8 Block 60, ~ ie ,ron, PANE House
SRoosA.. Las and = % Lot ;, sios - frame
uvu.e 8 rom, stAol~ All fiut, tretr
L.. 5 s,ocA ~ N fee, ,.ont Br,cs Btasr roouar.
h..'''' :''' - r.','H' ',,'', e. r.. front,
49, Wa and y ofiot block ; s'aayr.n.s sd-
AssioI. Is f,, srort, Irsmr Hour rooms aud ia
hSss " .fiot y bhek ~. STREET trout oo0 un-
trspss,ea lots ~ al parts OF tie city,
R.lR.M L.A.rSIS.
~. ,.~e.i"r u - NR1w n,ios wet OF
ls0s ~. High - r.n ny prairie. Aass0rilel'
g.. ...u 40 III the X ~
xws OF .sct,oa " 72hSa. Oh ice piece u
svaAt Men County nile & Of NJ. Pleasant,
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Atvasv 81 I<sW
B.i.V.KxVG HOUSE
Land Agency.
DOOLAN & STUMP
Main street, davenport, lswA.
49,. o,.c. s,~,A Ave, and Ks,tefn ~
h,n~x Collections u,ad, thr.Iahuat he Nn11'
L..d A., snts h,asht. sold. and csifo' Are ~
tate DO an, and SOD Jame,s- -tot h1he, ~esu".
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80. -, ~, a A. e-,,i.n,s. ESam.rsstSo - Lana
T1slse msde. ctr, etc
-RnrERENCEs-
nes-rs o ID / ~ seat, Dav-nsor', t"SAs
Mackia 4 Corbin, o.
Rab-rt II Lywry 30, CO. irr, ks~ Sosss
Nor. usgris : Co phass'tptia.
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Ms--r a.mi Maria SOM, mA1s'ss' ssi.s's
yahns H.psIns "a. ", -'aeni. 90
oobsrt NtAis Bsq, CASHIER.
AZ. rauer sro,h r.. sans.r.. was 49,.
M Hailess, Dsa, 4Sne, Aie,
L s.n0ist 3 c., bankers. ~ L"0
e'0s S~is.
rvo Las - ~ nlsa. corner VI k.eh0 ." ssee
sArcreA-nnr uuobssruste6 Wive view
several valuable oa,idins Lc,s ~ nsrta@" -
Nam .,ss~sa north of ax,h street t"' sale W, w.
Ysn valuable knsiiins i.,s On Sreend ens INV
.srr,ea 10, AL. . cr~iN ,fnvs ysArs DIVA - uess
LN IN Gre n . Aat,tn, dvs,i'ss house % -
pssals-a 1Ds sale hap.
fven,y Zee, froUs n lain ssrs~t, ~ ~ ~
ucppsit~ " Olslse House -, ..1,...
West Let ., siveh W isNiaii"S 'sn s's"S
house = I svoms AID sosl abN
Lot. and Q In Ai,ch"ii', stntS. ana he~
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REMOVAL.

T. oCRRICKER L co. have removed 70 their new
ostce ~ u .oe ~ q I. ms nex, ~ srs0e, -
al b. hsvVy u ~ ti<b fISsn6s all Ca toners
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