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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

Saturday, the 9Is1 March rsz,,
No. ]. \ Tract Of Land situated IL Buff
Ice t.vush!p, Union county. late The estate u
Bcnla!- u Shoemaker, deed. Containing 20
acre ana Il percheS, more or less, adI Ioinlr :
lands CO.. David Voneidl on the west and sou,..
ty lands Of John peuner on the east, and 5l
the uor;a b; other lands Of said deceased
Llme>;auc land. - acres Of IL Timber Ian.
and the remainder al under good improve
mcr.i.
N. =. y Tract Of Land situated in LIN.
Stone township, county aforesaid. containing
6 acres and 81 perches. mere or less. II. .o!u-
iug .aris-of Samuel shoemaker. CLsr'sS Rgy.
cr. George klecLner, benjamin Chambers,
William Foster and others, all Limestone
Land, about half Woodland, and the remand
er under good cultivation.
Terms made known a; sale by
HENRY NOLI,
A,miuiStrator # B.ni- shoemaker. dsr'i.
West Bufialue, Feb. l9, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
New Oyster Restaurant /:

Viz subscriber has opened Saloon in the
i basement Of the Washington House, (en-
trance on I'd 81, lst door north of Market. )and
Is prepared TO serve up OYSTERS. all sorts
OF fiES, and almost everything in the Eating
line, at any time of day, aud evenings. He
asks share of the public patronage.
jan ~, iH3fm3 DAVID HERR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

The RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
SNYDER COUNTY, from Is. Dec 1856, to
lst Jan. 1897, were as follows:
Amount charged-Sta,e, sS,746 81,
County S45i633. Abatement on State
tax 1924 Gl. Amour, received on State
tax, 1926 60; on County tag, s242l 223.
Commission, State Sl37 81, County, 1927
81. Exonerstions, State, Sl4 IS, Coun-
ty, So 81. Balance due State sls33 53,
(less the amount Of sl6S 70 abatement to
Treasurer County SlS9l l9!.
Statement ciM delinquent collectors.
Amount charged, County, s2022 Is.
Received Sl54l %. Allowance Sli 10.
Balance due Si66 90.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

A{.F0R RENT-A desirable SHOP
III now occupied by Reuben Snyder
suitable for Carpenter or Cooper, Apply at
the Chronicle Office.
LewisbuGg. Feb. 90, ls57tf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

SECRETARY COBB, Of the Treasury, has
decided not to make any removals of Clerks
without cause. The reason is, that the
South-especially Virginia-have great
majority of the Clerks, and to turn them
out and take in others might endanger the
ascendency of the F. +. vs.. a great
many of the faithful" at the North who
went after fat Clerkships, are returning
with empty pockets and sore heads, but
without taste of either "rat soup" or
the "spoils."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
State Finances.

We have before US the Report for 1857
Of the Board of Commissioners to equalize
the Taxation between the several Counties
of Peunsy lvania. This Board consists OF
one member from every Judicial District,
and meets once in three years. This ses-
sion, small reductions were made in FIVE
counties, seven remain unchanged, and to
the reminder were adjudged an increased
valuation of Three and Half Millions OF
Dollars-a less sum than on any previous
adjustment, but tending to show that pre-
vious labors have been useful in cquallzing
the basis of taxation. We give the result
of the value Of cur own and neighboring
counties:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

For good, durable, cheap and beautiful Pictures.
An.brOtype LlkenesSes of very supe-
rior quality on new and improved plan, far
surprising the Daguerreotypc. They are not
reversed, but show everything in its true posi-
tion-are without the glare Of the Daguerreu-
type, and hence may be seen IN any view :;
they are taken in one fifth of the time of a
Daguerreotype, and therefore better for taking
small Children, which require but second in
a bright light, and on dark or rainy days are
taken as quick as Daguerreotypes in the cea-
rest days; they are far more durable than anv
picture ever made by light being taken on plate
glass to which another plate of the same is
Theoretically sealed with an indesructIhle
cement, by which the picture retains It's bril-
liancy for ages; and 1t will not corrude by
acids, nor be injured by weather or climate.
Copies Of DaguerreoiypeS, Oil Paintings,
Engravings, or any other object whatever are
made by this process finer than by anv other
known. "a Portraits set in elegant frames Of
morocco, or fancy cases, gold lockelS, breast
pins, finger rings, &c. &c. at short notice.
Also, DaguerreOtypes which for true
ana idlthiul lie hkeneSSeS are not surpassed.
EyT Ofeither of the above mentioned specisS
of Portraits, the value is undeniable. They
tighten the sorrows of absence or death. bv
granting US TO behold a beloved relative or
prIzedtrl almost as distinctly as if present.
Mother ! father! sisters brothers, friends
what would YOU not give If the faces Of the
lost might still and ever smile upon vou as
IN life! Then procure Portraits ere too late.
Charges moderate. and LikeneSseS warran-
ted to please. DaguerreotypeS, Paintings,
Drawings &c. copied. Outdoor Views and
Miniatures of Deceased Persons taken at the
shortest notice. s-0N Remember the place
Room in Beavers building, next the Telegraph
office, Lewisburg. MCARTY. Artist.
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

TIE pressure for Office is excessive, and
Mr.. buchanan is sick and cross. Penn
sylvauia politicians swarm in all directions
and give no peace. Sincere apprehension
is felt for the health Of the President.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

R@-The Office of School Director is i
thsnkless one, but whoever is called upon
to fill it should perform that as he would
any other religious duty. The advance
ment Of primary schools recently in our
State, requires that those officers possess
the best qualifications. This year, also,
the County Superiutendents are to be
chosen, aud their salaries fixed, for three
years 10 come.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Cure for Med Dog Bites.

DR.G. FAHNESTOCK's OF Aiuer,,oy,
IL Lebanon Coz speedy and .n!slli5le curs
Tor Hydrophobia or bite OF mad d,gs-on sal.
a, 81 per dose by DAVID sCHRACK.
4w673 Eas, Buffaloe, near Blehrs bc,si
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

FROM EURoPE-Per steamship Amer.
lea we are in possession of Liverpool dates
to the 2Sth ult. The arrangement of the
Persian difficulty is proceeding satisiactor-
lily, but the treaty is not yet signed. De-
bate on the Chinese war had taken place
in the British Parliament. Spain is about
sending a naval force against Mexico. AZ
fairs in China were unchanged. Cotton
had declined, ard Breadstuffs were dull.
The Anti Forney wing of the Democra-
cy seem to have made up their mind 10
insist upon the nomination Of General
Henry d. Foster to fill the seat vacated
by Judge Black on the Supreme Bench.
This will be bitter pill for the ForneyiteS
to swallow We apprchend that there
will yet be some sport before the rival
factions are through.
The remains of DR.. Kane reached Phil
adelphia on Wednesday, aud the funeral
obsequ!cs took place on Thursday. There
was quite an imposing procession, aud ev-
cry mark of respect shown to the remains
of the deceased.
New YORK, March l6-The weekly
statement of the averages of TIE banks of
the city shows an increase Of 81 ,35l, 900
in loans, decaease of $629, 900 in specie,
$4,000 in circulation and 81 ,627 900 in
ioYo"....
BALTIMORE, March l6.-The New Or
leans papers of Tuesday last, rvceived to-
night, bring some further news from
Northern Mexico, fully confirming the
suppression Of the revolution at San Luis
The new Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Turbutville will be dedicated to the
service of COP, on Thursday the 18th inst.
Mrs. Perce's health, it is stated, is SO
feeble that she had to be carried to Mr
Marcy's from the whito house.
Gen. Scott, it is stated, will hereafter
reside at Washington City.
Water has been let into the Schuylkill
Canal, throughout its entire length.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

ST. Louis, March l6.-ln consequence
Of the increased travel West, two passen-
ger trains have been put on the Pacific
Railroad, connecting Jefferson with the
Lightning line of steamers for Kansas.
The emigration for Kansas Territory,
thus far, for this season equals anything
known IN the country before.
Governor Geary, and his Secretary,
Mr.. GuiOn, arrived here yesterday, en- route
for the East, confirming the report Of his
having resigned his post.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
This Way, Ladies and Gentlemen

For sale by JOSEPH wFADDlN, Levi.bars - -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

Nof MreH 90 A SHOWER ATrEg Ill -
rom reading Eo.a, bcmoclaticn new >palcr,
enc would th,uh that I'll. Republican. u.r,
et'n much worse defeated ia pena,y wanna
a tbs iate Stat. .lcction tLan tie, were Il
tie Presidential election.
liza. = however lat from hcinx the case.
N the Presidential election. pennsyisauia
gave buchanan a MAJORITY 81 over s3.as,
af.I Fremont The late Stat. rl,. tom ~.
turn. hum al tie counties IN the Stat.
thris n,pe 4 @Lirh ar Official, show that
Packer majority aycl NilMat cannot ln.-
-lhly exceed t3tss, tsfog e u a..i rata ia,.
f re- -aas sioasHai apt,s an ta La4 d
tsat.
And what nake, tbs Democratic falling
III till more significant j. the Tact that al.
most IN the same proportion that Packer
iall~ ~hpft a Iicl.anan'- vote. does W,imot
gam ater Fremont : vote.
We still hav, stroug hope. iDr the old Key
Stone state In u year ur two more shc
will poll good Republican, majority. and by
thc time ~ the next Presidential election
she will be all ready "a cast her electoral
vote iol q Republican President.
It8F
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

Believing that the extensive ARRANGE
iaenfs made by tie Dcmoerac, III Mn
ne-ota to conduct sy-temstit fraud Al th,
roil-, had isiled. and peree,Sne thai IA
nearly all the civilized part IT the Ierr,
t"ry the Republicans ha'i .wepi the field, ~
the latter party had elected their whol,
ticket. Thu they mae have dons, lat tLt
question l. =tili IN doabi II appear thai
the nln.t ~tnnsndnai- frauds have isern COIN
mitted ia some parts al M,nnc.ota b., th,
Democratic party fraud which have sal,
Leen elaalle.i bs that same party Ia han
"a, wherc 1T certain place nearly hun
dlcd Democratic votes were retained ioi
every single honest vote really pallei. BIZ
these iiauis the pro-slasery fartt ann lsas,
gained the victory IN Minne.ata~-Lnr ~ncl
q yict.ry will carry with Il no moral force
il will bc no real political IN part, triumph
II will be received and recognized the | nioi,
over, wherever the outrageous frauds 1T ihi.
ro-calied Democratic party have been ga
posed, n a victory al outrageous corruption
III o,erturn,ns and pre.tratins ,Le carnc'
will II tie people. Hundred. upon hun
ireds II men voted the Democratic ticket
in the nnci,,lizrd portions ~ the State, VII"
had no right Whatsoever L. la'li vote ~
th,s election. Naked ~ plauActcd indians.
Were led up drunk To the poll, and voted
From places whcr. there could noi possibly
have been over hundred honest vote.
Democratic malalstles ~ hundred haA,
been brought IN. Ia can scarcely he pa--,-
hle that the Republican. viii quietly .Al-
init ~ thc~s fraud. Lei W. instance them
The Minneapolis y s ~ the roth. SAY.
isetarn> have lust been received tran
Pcmblna hy fhc ~. tnthon, agent uf thc
Chippewa soter., which intricate majority
u -iN hundred ipr Mr.. >ihley IA Pomlina
When II j. Understood thar these were
pslied by about thlrt. live men With III.
assistance .oi four ~ ilye hundred Indian,
who rushed naked u the iisht. the bfil.
liant triumph Ut tho Hrecct-clout pun.c
fass will stand forth IA all IL -ublimitx.-
iii, upthc vote. '--col.Hlzed wheel hatnsws
aud bogus railroad. Tort >nuli.ng, Manan.il..
brownsville. Blue Earth - Paul aud Penn
blna The climax = perfect glory rhaae
Tor one day
This Pemiina i. section u wii.lcr,,e-.
about two Landied miles square, oontail.in.
two nominal towns anl white population
Ut about ON. hundred. The town, ar
fcmbiaa and - Joseph. They ar intai.-
tied aimo-t exclu>iycl, by Indian and hall.
breeds VIE neceiye regular payment. ~
money from the United states. and arr
therefore incapable Of voting. That the
Pcmb.na return. are wholly fraudulent no
one in Minnesota has the face a. ,lcny
A correspondent of the Chicago 7aa..e
writes:
GLENCOE, Mcleod Co, " r.. Oct. l..
One hundred Indians, lesaeiAg Asi, Jiln-
Aets ~ Tie time, voted on the WlnneLaao
Reservation the Democratic ticket IN.
hundred and ~ did vote, but the Agent
thought tits was rather steep; he topk
ten Jacket cut oi tho box and crossed the
same number u names from the list
W. X. BAaTER.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

Wrrgr III, PnnPIs's MoNri Co.'s
. Harrison Stree" Farce in many Acts,
have hcrn played IN our midst Tor many
MONTH. past. 4 i,'w weeks AZ" the hinii
va, dus ava, near Ninth street an iiarri-
,..n. ani the dirt carted down the hill ami
npw dirt y tc,ne carted up the hill a. iill
M, the same spot that wa, then dug e."
t,w. few week ago dirt wa. rsrtrd u
til,t al~nc ti,' railroad and n"e the very
,an,c dirt Is hcine plsug he'd ani .ii"yelcd W.
AID eal,ed back up the ball aga'n. All an.
der direction of tie CITY Engineer. Th,re
Gems a. bc ist two horns to the dilemma
II tie Civ Eminrer blunderel thus, he II
incompetent tnr the "llic., II personal IN
t.,lcner i,,- hl"wn liIn hithcr ani thith-r
he j. unit for the office. Possible the FAULT
NOT biz. hnt there Is manifested iault
-rmcvhcre, aud w. would fam frrrit II aut.
h4fs.
M 49,, Enron Ny attention having
brrn Jailed I" the abnso .pes,inen II What
al ,.i,"ran.o, 10, write. would ak soui
permission a. AS aWald ~ ,w""n the sab
r,t lsc,ail, lei the benet,, oi the A.ws
h,p aud such other - may Is equal,
Interested.
lc contrast i.r gIadms Harrison street
Wa- gwen aut H. mc la ths ',ty. inr ia,
| tia, contract | bal T., after into ~uiie,-n
| t,.Iil- hnd, ncn.c, n city n,asoi i,s~'
anS thint so.ne What may II y true tina
| "nr ii nay -uh contractors tboh the gfa'i'
| Uay Ninth street ton low, AMI cst.. ,qusntlt
.nr a ~, d,lt iiai e. hc replaced AZ thai
i-plnt ihi- happened bc'nl~o ti,e contract
pr- IF. 49, wall ia IT., '''hrccti"n- II ~
cav Enpint,l lnI certainly mattc
- ,url, l.,,dr interest These are tbs
~. IL d. MATE, aud the n,etkey wh'
a., al. uk,f IT,, Ic,,,nie- IL that interest
m. publication tile \ No. pagm 4" know
them. "a aeknnNlc'ie. hi- utter unitnc~
L,r tie ,rr.,iium 81 an editor. lie should r.
nrnhcr that unwarrautri assaults ap"
tie character II tried men will not do &
| build up his own reputation.
! think tie Contractors deserve gres
credit ior thu sieor whorewith they ha,
pu-h,gi WORK IN spite Of all adsersit,e-.
j. well known, that, through til, poor polic
II the city authorities, th. contractors ha'
had L. 80 a. an enormous .acl lie. M III
d-lsi-al ii their LolIs. Ii L. well know
that the -tipulatci cash pay ,neut- have ne
~ been met promptly on the paii OF a
CITY. 80 much - tina; the Contractor ha,
been compelled Z" submit 4" shave
irnm Z, 4" per cent GA almost every Gas
estimate u ). kmtwn that the, have ha
To- las cash lur almost all their matcr,a
teams and hand- "a the work prugre>se
While u Was ncNt IT, an impos.iblltty
raise rnnncr on any KIND ri security 81
thcy hay, kept going on. They have cu
ployed hundreds aud hundreds al men, th
would have become a charge IN he city III
lhr tl,i> wurk. And they have 81 manage
that there j. now FAIR prospect for eve
contract being finished before winter &C
IN. Ih.- upne the pubic and the pre-
should acknowledge, rather than 10 ia
false and malicieas ehargc- ~ m.n who ha
done their duty. even while others failed
10 thrirs. innr> respectfully,
4 A. IarRrNz
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

1trf oIn MoAss.--An old lad, was
asked what abe thought Of one Of her neigh.
hoi'r Il the name a jones, aud with know
me look replied Why, | don't like 10
-ay ANYTHING against my DeigLbor- but a.
10 Mr.. Jones, sometimes | think. and then
again don't Know, but. after all. rather
guess he'll turn out - be a good deal such
sort Of a man a. take him TO be DE
Iaq~ Norhsea.
Wonder if il wasn't George W. JONES',
the disappointed aspirant Tor the L. S. Sem
ate, that the old lady had in mind
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

IL scholar ,n aae u the District
schools. AZ Southbridgc, VA. absent for sew
srAl days, and the teacher wrote hi father
" ask the reason. He received the follow
Ing reply Kspttnhomsnrti tatcr-."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

THE FLORA WILL run REGULARLY
! between Rock Island. Davea,sort and ali points
above q GaisHa making connections at Galcna
saia paliy Packet line ~ ~ Paul leaving IaIvna =,
~ eEessk
~isalasr Sarsirfa Light. l. Ialwiek, Master
siean.rr NaFtLsra Rrlle. y Iturd Master
steamer lily Belle, X I.oiwiek. Master
steamer GEaiiie State, Cabixfi Master
steamer ealsals. t.ortol Master IL
steamer AlLalnhra, NcdniIs, Nastex.
The Flora ieave- Rock Island and naselpart sos
Gaena. every hoGday. Wednesday aud Friday a.
Retaining. leaves GAlena for Rock leland and n
export. On TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday q 3
Yclosk A ~ eoans.4ins Nth ksakuk aud NJ lxnsie
Pack ei issE tanpbsli which i.ass. ua arrival "a
fiuga al y oclvsk =
The KATE cassri sill hereafter leave Rock Isi
AID nasenport sNsry Tuesday Thursday and ~, go
day At "elssk ard ie@ves nubuqua every Nc 1ui
Mein.sda. aad ffda, al O'clock ees.nsr ~.
ksek Leland aiih tbs kraknk ana IT, L,uls ~ =
aud Mt Dubuque with III. Minnesota nncks
rs- hoats Ia ~ Paul Passengers and d ,,s,,.. pa
rely - sure connections with 10th epds n, ~ ~,
These boats M'll give through tiekcv y, ~ go,
at''vr aaicra 70 Ut Pau, will asa roc, is a. 1917
70 All II the ainse poln,s aad viii 10 s ~, ifsix.i
sshlinn ~ she delivery ~ tGs same. iss....sa.
shippers can rely upan the strictv I, .,..,..sa NO.
these soats convey the mail and u ~, .s as
Al ~. hour 'c make tLssr sanhss tson. fe'Ap'o
These hnats srriys rys n .s.niav y, r.,,,...
Git! 10 time for the Chicago ,.l ''ss'hs ~ fulton
hen"oWa rRETTYMAH.
gmL.ASo Aiisi'. |. co.c,enpsr',
ro"A rs 4 Co
w Assai. Rock Island,
~. IieSs, Asrst. Dasenposs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29
uSTnpauyEp .lTl rRorkkIY

usIMrRuyEp era PROPERTY
NJ H. Ei.hirea lot. 80 biesk i.smhtiits =
aiiiti.E assls" each
NJ u L..Lten ,ais Ia ti0el !: Isntrte. % a
dlton. ss1ot each
Ne ~ MI, la- ~ biosa tsnabfi,s. "a aaas,ios
snAei
Aa - \ lafss hunhsf Vi lbs, sad isad b. III.
acre ~ Iaiafsit.s - addition
~ u Lot on Bad, slrrri e2siso
NJ u iat nj West siic ~ Brad, street isniso
Nc 10 : 81 l.i . book l, rsrss.i Dillon .
addition, sosss
Ne u fsot 80 Brad .tr,et 7ssisa
M u 10, biael 81 sosiss feet Commands !.
hnr pf".rset
No 10 raft of lot bless - 90 fee, trout Per
y street
No ~ Lot bltek ~ Ga the tluh Ilgy. the depot
90" II tho finest sil.- ipf rc.i,leuce ~ tho ct,
Nos ~ ~ - Four yanabls luls W lie Will
Ne % DO, IA paranl ,soo a bargain
No ~ 4 ten acre ~ ii urts, la. ..port
No 81 le,,nsnd one hall acres 10 rSp,r p.vss.
r0r containing Tand quarry aud well y altered
No - tract u la acres about tso miles {, on.
the river. adlsihins Aursh bsSenlort The ntii b.
-"ld n parcels I" fa purchasers aud - sa.s isrins
IMPROVED FARM LANDS
wa II ha- tMu houses n"s hafn Two wells ss-ai
IuAr1 orchard If loo ttess sis year, old and q
ssTss 81 timber 80 r"f ssfe
NJ 20 loo acre. IL riA% 90 III vety valuable
NJ 81 les seae- ia ssask Co ~ -is mile. fso,e
Fulton
NJ 81 lao scres a. Warren Go IL
UNIAPRuNEn LANDS
Nh "A slo acre. ~ Washington Co. ~
No "a taa acre. la Warr,n IA M1...u,i
NJ IS ius acre. slsitaii pine Land on the bank.
II tb. Chippewa risvF. Wisconsin.
RNu - a1u ~ hroytly iilnierud land GsHr NJ
Ero.x Falls Wisconsin Ihis j. 81, tAe lue II th.
Hudson sad superior isaiifoaj
CLINTON COUNTY
M 81 sW s.eeus saKaE
NJ - wv ssciiaus TsaR2E
No ~ n \ SECTION ~ Ts.RsE
No ~ l. Of D. = ..riiens TsaR2E
BENTON COUNTY
M as T ~ u " D.. aeie- II choice land
waief.i vs. Ptairs Greek eaaans a ssAali Mood isil
u within !. ~ mile ~ lst2s grat. ~ excellent
tiniber u mtl.- fran Cedar Rafids must h- disposed
~ la "a aas@ anu Will be .ad al = bsrg stn.
foWEsnkik COUNTY
Ne ~ lo5 aefe- OF select land adjoining the
town ~ Gtinn.i
No a. large tract Of lad, Eldora, III.
COUNTY seat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
~ H. First rate tw".t"fy brick house, 10 rooms
With Hisrn ei.N rnivncss, On frnai street ln block
fuliot,s addition splendid view, Ae sssiso
No isa. Fine twa .,or, brick house, rooms sc,
% Front street block Fuitan- addition iul so1iso
view u river, ae very extensive Price 1900
No Lot :, blocs Il ssai.o, On Third street, good
Aouss, four rooms. eIstern, &C.
NJ. idl. lei 4, block y, s.rsoo god frame hoa,s
NJ To-, i.Si :, block y. soaioo excellent hou.e
No los i.o, D. blosk "A eox2o, nnr heus,
No ~ iot 1853. siso On brad, street b.t~sen
Front and Steamboat Landing Price, tsDooo
NJ ID .,aalI house brady street tear
iesu-' three nSoin- well, 81 lot s3assi riies
staaS
No sol lot Ia block IL. ia lie CiAirs- addition,
soSiso feet "a Brady street Price, s!o0
NJ 80 Iot 4, la block v, in MsInto.hs addition,
u.Alio sSosi hOvse, new aud eou,pieie Price.
II 40
~ "a -. ? and . block % corner wmrsn
! cash. balance three aud ave years.
No 21s L.,s and I, 10 block "a. corner Western
Assns,s and 9Th street Price, ss.sS ! sash, bal
anc- tafes aud ave years
No "a L.asr 40 fee, Brady street nest 10
i.siabFir's Row Excellent I.ois fos buildlDg 1erias
very low
No 5is A beautiful four acre 10, III kdri,Lxs's
s~''t''s ~ s-ss' '"t'"I'is+ Sif-st
No I'll Iota IA block l. Arnirs addition, OIL 10
Gust street, cssiso friss, ssvo
| No 40 Hous. asd lot eorI.r Rock leland and
Pleasant stf.~ss Lot block Lan,hrtt. addition
| I've NJ. roorns 0sod well and sistsrn Price tiSaO.
No 90 Part lot ! Ia block - on Perry street.
Choice building sits-eona Price ssoD
| No 80 House and loi corner Main and Iocn.,
streets, Eaolns, cirtsrn, we'll, Act vvaiov. frier
4. sD
| No IA House and lot corner Laurel aud afi.su.
streets. siA.uo Goud new cottage house nyr roonis
kitriea. ci-tefn, barn snd .iabl. Price, ts.vo
40 80 last ~ f.., II lot 2 H. block 3d. on foarii,
| street bstwsen Perry and kock leland Price 500
No 90 Ea.I ~ feet of loi y block s. on Fourth
bri~een brady and Ferry iriea Nuo
4 NJ $40 Beautiful building loi IN 10th street bo
! tween Rock leland aud Iowa streets, ooxIS0 lrc,
si,4vo
NJ sig isoaiss feet on Brad, street In Noers ad
| i.ton. Price ti,Soo
No IA Lot ., block 10 corner Second and lows
/ streets PIis., sesob
No ola Isass II years, choice lot "a. Third street
eorncr fcrry ani Rock Island Price, 10
No 2oo. Hoas. aai 10, corner Ferry and IieasaIt
| streets, 10 l.ambrte addition. Free 81 49, one
| fourth case
No a., Twsys ehuise ten acre lots near III.
| city
No 40 Two ten lot. ~ Ea.l Davenport
No 40 Large warehouse uear depot
NJ isl splendid location fer warehouse Asar
4 depot
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

IuAnogaATI0x.-Go Stewart, Governor
slsct Of Missouri, was inaugurated at JET
1bgsoa City Thursday last