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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-04-13

Bark Washington Butcher Collins ls days from Philadelphia
Bark Gherokse Stein Is days from Charleston, to
Bark sSe a' 'as''' via
Brig Julia Nckerson days from oardenas. TO BOudousquie
Brig Aelne sprague smith, days Cardenss to master
schr Essex Port days from Cardenas, to masterPoint
sehr & Frank Ryder days from eaFdsnaf ] 70
sehr is Nelson, Burt days from 1naianola to master
schr chryole Ackley days from Sabine Pass
bow Lesparre-2d dist l6,
schr Mahlon Belts Godfrey, days from Philadelphia to
schr pennison Story days from cienfuego Goldenbow
lesparre-2d dis Is
Barssa Fowler two days from Pensacola to master
schr Danond Bowen days Pensacola John Hurley
Schr Mary Ella. from Sabine Pass to masser-Point
schr Endora, Hoey. from Bioxi--Basln.
schr Sarah Baden, Delp, from Pearl River-Basn.
sehr Mathde, Melon from Bonfouca-,iasin
schr Amandas, White from o Pass % Manchao-isasin
STEAMBOATS,.
CD frSa. Jr HSeps5 %a from ,2n B8ySp ygss .snr sas
Argyle Coles, from Cincinnati.
Laurel Hill Thsel from Bayou Sara
VIM Bagaley, sinnott, from Mobils-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Tow6oa, J Whitney Brown. from the Passes-Owea down
brought up ships Logan, ST Charles and schooner IRE
mont.
BELOW MING UP.
Ship Kennebec Farnham, from Liverpool lith Feby,
Meeker AGO.
Ship Agnes, Jones' from Cardiff Wales 18th January
A Fcsdick.
Ship Mary RUSSELL Perkins, from London, 18th January.
Ship Crimea, Poor from Liverpool, Sth Feb.
MEMORANDA.
NO The officers of the steamship Daniel Webster from
der Horn reports Saturday lh Instant s. ~ passed brig
South bound to Galveston TO- NJ Sunday bark sanjacnto
3S miles Fast of Galveston, bound for Galveston.
MARINE.
April s,hscamship Granada, spoke ship Splendid of Bus
ton, 20 miles West of Bahia Honda.
In Havana, ship Hospodar, asked TO be reported.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

Yesterday, we alluded 20 tho Rcpuhli-
cans II this county A. having done their
du'! The article wa- written in the after
noon before any Of the country township
were heard from, and when tho Republicans
o. this city were labor,ng like men. We
judged the rest Of the county by tins city
We take back all we said The Republ
cans did not Do their duty What we fcarc..
came to happen The farmers would not
leave their field, 70 vote. aud nine out &C ter
wh" stayed AT home were Republican,. TIL,
day oi election came right in the middle o
harvest. aud Il was a bright, good worlin.
day. 10 illustrate the effect, we need onl,
give one fact. Hacks aud wagons were seIi
TO nearly ifts Republican farmers living il
this township OF these not one four,
came to the polls s. it was all over IL,
county Even many Republicans IN TN
city, men who claimed 70 he Interested ii
the election too. would NJ, leave their hu,i
ness u 60 10 the polls. They bad heare
that u took from one 20 two hours tight m
hot crowding 70 deposit votc--cneugh 1,
figltea slniesf anybody hut Dcnocra
from the polls. We have lost our Shcri..
with IN acknowledged Republican majorlt.
In the county, and simply through the de
lauit Of our own friends. We have hig
hopes, however, that the New Constitute,
has carried II VIC have gained tAis victor,
the triumph belongs 70 the Republicans a
last
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

II the New Coa.tItutioa has carried, our
opponent will bc welcome 70 tue parts
victory they have gained in this count:
One clause Of that constitu; ,oa will saw
the Republican party thousands 1t votes u
the State cycrs clcctlon-such ciauac
would aave saved u TIL; county last Moi :
dar This clause changes the voting tim.
from the tirst Monday in Angus; 10 October
In olden tme.. the Wing party inyariabl,
suffered At every election, because the da,
II election came la harvest time. This sea
son is unusually backward, and harvcstln.
wac just fully commenced when the electiol
came IN. The farmer, were extremely busy
aud The more anxious from the fact that raj,
vac threatened during the day. All wa
hurrT with them aud their hands, whom
tkoy bad employed at high price, Ties
circumstances prevented scores Of them from
going to the polls. II the New Con-titu.
ton carries, we shall never be- met again b,
such difficulties in getting our voters to IL.
polls. We nope not only for this, but foi
many other reasons, the New Constitution
has carried. II Is best for the State ant
the people thar il should be adopted
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

This distinguished gentleman, our Mini
ter ut Madrid. has not communicated vii
HE Government Cor SIX mouths AZ Il,
great Augustus Cesar halls from Iowa, ",
are little distressed on this account. A
a contemporary says, however, he never wa
used TO writing letters, and not being goot
English scholar, would not make very goo.
ones II he should try. So no correspondence,
10 really expected from him. Beside. thi.,
he does not know word Of Spauish--knoa
no norc than the man in the moon abou,
what Is really going ON At Madrid, aud !,
Augustus Cesar Dodge, has really nothin.
20 communicate. Tie importance aud %.
element Of the Mexican imbreglio miga,
have called forth a few letters from almo i
any other mat, but Cesar has preserved hi.
remarkable silence. from which il Is apparent
he l. not TO be aroused. Probably, however
when he gets Through with has Spanish les.
sons, or learns TO walk Spanish, we ma,
10 enabled to hear how great Caesar gets
along We have some anxiety 10 know
whether he 10 doing any better a. q Minis.
ter tLan he did n L. s. Senator
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

HAasrSr.-Iarmers IN tins region src
busily engaged in securing the crops 81
wheat and oats The amount II help Is in
adequate To the iemaod, and hands arr
wanted nj : 80 pei Jay. Never has there
been before ~ many scrr~ ready fur the
reaper in this region and never was the pro-
duet per acre ~ large. We have made FIRE
luent inquiries VI "nr farming friends, and
M nj instance IT. we remember TO Aase
heard the crop estimated Al les than al
average OF twenty five bushels Of whoa, per
acre.
The heavy tall - rain last Snnaa, has had
u wonderful effect in restoring vitality to
corn aud pl,atces which IL s'me sections,
were suffering badly irom drv.,n. The pros
meet for an abundance i excellent, and witt
favorable weather ior hriei time and TIA.
holding oif &C frost, no single crop will bee
even partial failure .--Gt4,ca'5hs Rfgis'ft
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05
REPUBLICAN STATE coNvESrloN
Tke Importance Of Every Vote.

On the very lnornu. Of the election 1T
enieavorci o. implcs, upon Repati'rah 'h'
impcrtanS, II every single vote, teiiine ttcH
that the election Wa going to be very clos.
and eyer, vote was needed. IL will b. zee.
thsttbc Democrat. have elected their 5our.
~ Judge by majorit, d about half :
dozen Al the time We write, the return
az one little township only are desired, I
know which Of several other opposing cand.
date arr elected Ihi. shows tue import
arcc II ever. yotc peine cast. Every Rt
publican WHO stayed al homo has No" tn
tie pies an; reflection, that # lie ana but
Few taorc like him had done their duty Il
whole Republican ticket with enc esecp'io
would have been elected We Lope the.
may sleep well o nights
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

From the Detroit Free Pres.
We have succeeded, with some difficulty.
u learning the particulars Of shocking &C.
urrenoc, which took place ON the Ham
ramea marshes ON last Tuesday, in which
BOY eleven years old, was actually eaten up
alive BY bear, within sight Of the cit,
lie circumstance Of the case are as fol
.ows:
4 man named Joseph Rademaeher, a Ger
nan, living on Macomb street, between Riy-
ri and Russell, went out ON Tuesday morn
nc, IN company with little brother, o.
lick raspberrie.. They carried their din
'ers with them and went some five or six
niles out, before commencing their DAY.
xork. Rademacher deposited his dinner
,askef and coat ON the ground, and employ
ID himself for some time in picking berries,
when, his attention being attracted by
ioise, hc looked around and To his intense
,stonishment. saw large che bear, accom-
panied BY three cubs, engaged in deyouring
.is dinner. Ii wa but the work II q mo
nent 10 drop his basket Of berries and hur-
~, with his younger brother, away from the
pot He saw two boys not far from rim
when lie left the spot, but said nothing To
them.
Before himself and brother had got a safe
distance they heard terrible screams in the
direction they had left, which only served
20 accelerate their pace, and place greater
distance between them and danger. They
were soon oyertakcn BY one oi the boys,
who came rushing up bcwildered with
fright. screaming TINT the bear was eating
up hi brother Rademaeher received tbs
intelligence in utter dismay, and took 70 his
heels With a will, followed by the two hoya,
and deserving the sufferer 10 his fate The
cowardly race soon brought them % the
city, when they spread the alarm, and
large party was quickly formed fur the res
cue, which proceeded Go the scene Of I'll
disaster, accompanied by kademachcr and
the father 81 the boy, the bear having eaten |
up about half Of the corpse. and buried the |
rest for future meal Remnants of his |
clothes were scattered around. together
with Radcmachers coat torn 60 pieces \
general hunt was commenced with n view II
finding the bear, which has been continued
up Ia the present time without success.
The boy Was Irish or German, We are not
certain which His name also We arr una.
ble To learn. but shall ascertain il to-day
His brother, boy nf thirteen, stated that
they almost stumbled over the bear before
they saw him al all when she suddenly
turned with savage growl and seized the
one who was nearest. A word Of warning
from Raae-nscLer when he commenced hi-
e. e WOULD hal >avci the boy, but he
was too frightened O. anything but run.
The bear was a large and powerful one, and
must have been excited to great hunger
10 commit 70 bold deed. The contempls-
tion Of such IN occurrence, happening almost
within the limits Of city Of 10000 inhabi-
tants il sickening and terrible. Wild bears
have become rarity in most parts Of the
State, yet we are visited in the very me
,ropoli. by one that perpetrates deed that
belongs only 10 the early annals Of our his
tory. II Is 10 be hoped that snch visits
will be rare in future.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

Speaking 1T the Rio t'rindc recent
writer says Imagine one 81 the erunketest
things in the world, then imagin" four more
twice A. crooked and faicr a. yourself a
large river three times a. crooked ~ all III
these put together ard you have faint
idea al the crooked disposition Il thu cr"ok-
"a river, There / M tlttlt IA Il, from the
fact that 1t j. - crooked that tnnecr cant
find IL way lar enough down TO lodge two
sticks together but lev makes, because IL
/. not straight enough - swim IN, and the
ii.n arr all Ia the uhirll"ols in the bends,
because they can't find their way out. Birds
frequcntl, attempt 10 fly across the river
an | light on the same eide they start from,
being deceived by the different crooks. In.
deed, YOU may be deceived when YOU
think you see acros, it and some Of the
d hogs say IL j. 20 twisting there 4 hut
ono idc IL H.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

Sixty az sEvrSrY iiogsrs III sNrr.--
The stables IT the Brooklyn Cit Railroad
Company at GIOVANNI, We're totally destroy
ed by fire on Saturday night Jas, Thetc
were one hundred and ninet seven hosses
in the stables, between sixty and seventy
Of which persisted ia tue flames. The loss
by the conilagratiun is estimated At >l+,ue9
covered by insurance Tie roor animals
that escaped from the burning building
ran oil in all directions. shri.king viii agony
several If them dropping deal in the roads,
and neighboring lots. at the distance Of a
half mile from the fire. The fire was the
work Of an inceodarV
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
5e0oe01 0eeMl EssNse s5GeAl

Ge0os.S1 keNl l.ssSse .5geMl
o. IN Dessnporr. Flock. Main Street,
/ AND WARRANTS BOUGHT, SOLD AND
IL located. unimproved Land Farms aud Ctr
Property for sale. AID Money invested.
$50 CITY PROPERTY.
No az House and Lat on southwest esfIs
OF third and oaines street. Price, sl,sso
~ 56l Seven and half acre. ono and a hal.
miles from town ON Dubuque rord. u go
Ne 90. Brick Hou-c ak rssf. cellar. &c nea,
e,s -, .s. TIC $3.50 $40 ea,h balances in
Nc 4ee Sixteen Lot. In CHRISTIE. su,J,v,s,on IL
Ne als. Lots ., and = In Block 70. nes, psra,.
. and 10, 10 Bi,rek 20 - ''o''
No sia beautiful cottage on corner of rov.
ana sia'h street,. hne view Of the river and en-.
sela Inv 20 ,hs sn,ins.. isr' Of The city. VII De
No as Lot IA. Block a. Parker. addition Two
story House, NTH. rooins we'll Ac Price Il .0o
No 40 House in wnherwax saa,,,o, r..,n
.enloft Iuo story, frame I've rooms s,ak,. A.
port
y, No .2a A Lot ~ fou4 acre. ia wes, Davsnpsr;
pa. as B.ss .hop % alley between Bfady All
lsEf. II ~ - att
ton two story aGd hasetn.rt cloves ro,,,,. esil,
'' eHse'e
Ne No as Lot soxco, on Third street, opposite ci,y
-
rise ~. "a sfisk Honse, on Scott street, between
.ln aha siNth ten focias cellar and eisterp Price
'-oo ESQ cash. balance one, two aud three years.
No s-s uou.e ara l.,
ar and ristrrn f.rga -. rlsOase, ~ rooms Gel
u Lot = BECK Fasr.., = n rea VIII nfisk faft
Ne as A House on Eighth stree, ,.,x..nw..
era Avenne ard Gaines street House is.a. ~,
rooms well bnlh Price Oh sao -'' ''A-s sA
NJ. s.o House same Block Lot Goxrso ,,i,4
nhe view. Price, s2i0e 80
n .-o n,
49,, nohss aEd Loi !. Block ], Forrest Dii.
tern s''" nm 50
No ASA
NJ A,
twee,v r,on,. ss ~ narr'son street, eighteen ~
'uasi 1897
No .so =,
House stable, sell ard cistern.
NJ asa -, nj,
No ass ,u. t.,
seven yeara a., sso ".n eas, o. Loi, soxiSc for
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VSsOoUuC 0o0OD bOG O0o0s
THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
= Lands are offered for aalc by the undersaga~i
,he acs, favorable terms the prices being moderate
Que fourth caah ali the balance Ia oEe, two three
sHd four years, with ten per cent. inicrcst
w NE and 4 \ Of Sw Of sec Town
.wnSef SEA and $ \ /. Of sEsof.se. . rswA
N b \ Of i Of sc 10 rse,RlE
-eRiE 2
! Of y q acc. II. TIL RE
wsof n " \ Of sec l., Tis.RiE
y ~ " \ W % see - I RAE
81 SEA q sec 10, T7eRiE
Wy OFFS Of sec . TssRir
NEs Of sEs and = l. q \ - u -sr :, I
aw % sEs a. acc TERM
Nws ofswfrI Of .se T,s.RiE
rEs q NEs ard n " IL Y T. IL .ee .,
NEs sw Of Gee s.Ts9RiE
M Of sw 4 Of see 1 Tsoki
NV Of \ W \ q sec -, rso,Hi
SEA Of Nv Of sec TsRI
swSofsw Of sec aTso.Ri
sLs % swa aud IL ~ 4 81 .ec 10. 7
40, ri
s.afsw
RE
SEA Me- ~ go y Ts.K2E
Sd efS E4 Of sec -, TsoReE
Nv \ Of y " Il Of .ec ~, RsL
! q see 10 Tso.RsE
NJ OF \ " Of sec Is, Tso,R.A
NV q W II sec II, TsoR2E
sN o. sw \ IL 81 10 TsoRsF
= Of y W ! Of Gee a. THR3E
H3tf BIAkENORE LAwEr
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cEDAk COUNTY.
No ?" In Township y n Ri W. few miles from
fE!s. . .ss,.s :, ., cssiw, ,S acre.
kssww ; .sss;ss !; z !; = ssiW y ..,
~ sse,ioS y, % II ", SO ser,. = serss
" sss,ioa >, ~ Rtw. % sessa
Pre-: ~ ssss land Sc 's''a three
Nc s,A Il To~a.A,pn nav
sss .sesss s ''s'''a p y y Raw, :. e acre.
y sssiios a. 10
N.Y. / :::;a:: Z: 4. : - g
NWk Wv sseSioo a.
sme,seins ~ acre. u variety ss vssl numbered
saaao, = surpassed rriss : =. .ss. re- ''' '''s'
Ne ~ 10 ro~nsA'p wxkiw, ser..
l:.. M: s.s.A D...., s..... ,..... ,....
81 per acss.
10 "a In Ts..ss,p DSaaw, .ers..
So sE section a. -" y
kkNw i ssctioa - n
Greet ons mile from Jsaslsu Prss - psr v .ss.
BENTON COUNTY.
NJ sso Very aae tract Of 30 aeres, elk m.lss
No 100 An esssllen, uae, q leo acres. n miies
south from Vinton- well watersd aud In hss nsssh.
CLINTON COUNTY
Ne "a az acres szesllsot land II y per acre
No sls. Three thousand aerss Of carefully ss,se,
cd LAnde In Clinton county Ons.foursh eesh Nj.
anee In three And hve years
rowEsuEII COUNTY
No y. 10 scres very choice Prairie and slmb>r
land Price = Per acre
Four thousand ssrss In PovssAs.k essasy, q. same
terms
No 30 Four thousand two hundred acres. In
good norse wheat crop u tAs srouaA Ac. fsrms
ore'haif cash balance In ten yssSs. ten per cent
JAsPKR COUNTY.
No 5l2 leo asres q . par srrs-selectsd lAad
" acres a. s..s pei aere-very chs.se,
M MA and Es Ewi sseiioo q, Isl RI, va,
leo scres, q = per aere fivs miss rom Oriansli
No 80 80 acres on line r. n r n. be,w~en
0rinneI snd Newton Price, eio p~r acre one afsh
MONROE COUNTY
k9 - S.ss section = 7 a = y Yves,
sssEs .s a! Nswsf sf: s..sia = !. !. .
" WsS IN. .na z MA :"
,sssyaS rs ~ a 49, e 20 sesssz vS Or three
-Alno-
eoooo acres Of unlmps0vsd prairie ana tl,nAsr
Lanas. In ecsat, Cs1as, Nnseaaise clineos, Jsspsr
JoAneon, haeeeek. Wlenebaeo, WRIGHT oloux. Hen
Too, oeosy, kewesAssk, RusiawAssosnis ana ofher
eOunsies Which ean ell q low psieee sSHassl..
ans opportunities Tot investment tAss win pay AN
- eeot ~ aanun
Las9essacts cf choice lAad IN Wasrou 49, -
1nes ee9sttes " 1iansaoea ~ salD voGy ~ -
We wsshing 70 mAks pssGtahte isves1nnq01 - -
vsl 70 s.!I aa1 s.sGlas en- eGsou11sR = -
eseaae eslose puseAaaiaa elsogNG0A - WeoGuG
e1s thai every variety q toGoo. - = Blo1o I'D
S1 5 6l.Anx
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Tbf Gesnlss Psrl1y 81 Denosrssy."
The Evansville EsgEi5es copies the follow.
Ing letter Of Gov. Willard 70 Mr.. Madison
in relation 10 a commission a Notary
Extevrivs pxpAarxrsr, IsprAs.
isptASAroLfs, june l.. ls5f
DtAh SIS Daring mp ab.saee. GA the LOT day Of
Jaae, eomns. ~ ~a- issued 70 YOU b. mistake hs
ny private secretary refused you u somlnlss.o.
When applied for ny Mr. stesea- b.e an.. yoa az Il,
politics. Republican ! an Obliged - YOU for cor
E<yabeaa sha. hold say uf.es Of the eA.s pS,f, ~
shs STAT Vi AZ direction.
Rs.pcctfully &c
AsHBEL T. WILLARD
Eswrs " MAptses Eco = Paul Ia.i
To TINS precious specimen of Democratic
nsanness and prescription IL appcnd- the
following comment
This letter II Gov Hard !. eLa4se,.sl.tlc Of
the tasn snd breathe genuine purity OF hl.
democracy
For ancc we are able. II not reloiccd, TO
concur with Democratic opinion Of Dem.
ocratie letter and its author, The Eaguig,r
y right IL is specimen Of genuine Dem
ocratic purity II j., To the very bottom
u IT. shaIlowness, and through and through
uom one side Of its narrow spirit 10 the
other, nesn and false Ii is the very g.
sence ~ proseriptiyc, unreasoning dishonest
Democracy distilled from the right material
70 iurnish pure article. IL i the con-
asnsed expression u the spirit that has
turned our Benevolent Institutions into
HOUSES Of Refuge Cor political y.eahond. !:
that persccuted compe,en, aud succe.sf;,l
teacher in the BIN Asylum till Il J-o.e
him OIL, and replaced nm hy ! fool that
broke down the institution Ly incompc, enc.
end followed him with man who d.,vr.e.d
IL BY his licentiousuess. IL is the very sn,r
Il, and most properly einanatcs from Tie
Very man who has tried to make party profit
a the misfortnncs Of the mad, and blind
- dsaf. II Is genuine Democracy--not /
6Dubf u it--and We trust al the papes d
that faith in the Union will parade i = thei,
9S1d d the bsads Of their columns .--lsds.
es@rsiis yssyaal.
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EDW ARD ALDEN,
Real Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE.

-Akp-
esaerai Land, lasuranee and lneel1agsnes
Ageae,
serasr Main aud Second streets, Davenport
HOUSES RENTED, LEASES DRAWN,
I Reuts Collected. Taxes Paid for ncn.residents
Collections Made and promptly rsitted TO ANY pari
VI the country
Exchange boaxh, and Sold Note. Discounted on
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E Topsvsat til kitchen door from
1saking, est sssvant girl whose bsas
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lInnIls n Ce1anr e,n,e~ev.

SoUTHHAl.f OF SECTION II AND NORTH
~ half Of See ., r 20. X iw,-eao acre. az thu
aho,e ,here were broken IN $50 sosae $50 neres a.
the y ~ See -
Alec, w y % y W. T. Sec q, r 70. Riw-
~ aeres.
of \. 4 \ and s W ONE n, Sec Q
I 70. X w --iso acres
4 v \ = Sec. 2 n, 70, H. w.--so acres
Of :, W \ aud n W \ offs y / Sec
-, 7 ~ w-so acres.
y \ Sec -, 7 o.Rlw- loo acre.
q y, ", \ aud + " offs W 4 sec %, r.
50 X W leo acres
Also smaller tracts selected with caro- and for ssc
on very reasonable terms by
bas COOK q SARGENT
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cHueU, DnO., DARnOvv q CO.
OFFER FOR SALE on REASONABLE


sold cheap Lot x7xlto feet. THrs Of he rrsrhass
MONEY can remain - morlgAgs for ard yesse a Ia
sent Lot On Third O.. near The r. DsrM al11s0
Mxl0 Cosnsr l<s - nsa4g serese, eosnes (lsv'
lSxss feet The I1es On Thir1 ard rounh e6yee{,
,k ks splsnd.diy slsuesee NJ hesress purpaea ool
-,,.... 7i1fzxkS 4 nicES65.
naiSeH M ussnanfs building No stsss
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BUILDING LOTs

NUnzmD1.VO W4V1O
Tor SALE AT FAIR PRICES. AND ALL
L ei soag etesiit, TO facilitate improvement.
COOK 4 SARGENT
viii eel LOT. To parte. who will build 90 them TIL.
ssa~en ~ moderate prices aad credit ol one
w. 80 lhfxe Year. tuN6tf
DWELLING HOUSE on brady STREET
~ for sae.-The undersigned ,ifers for .sl. hi,
dwelling hoase on Brady street, at TLrieenth
containing eight rooms and cellar Ground 10 l3o b,
"" fssi contains stable, .h.d hne apple pear plan
well
lbs above Is one u the most pleasant re.ieneesiu
It's sily. and Will be sold III very low price
Apply r. JOHN e nAvlE
80 al Cook Sarxenfs
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FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
ANDs ENTERED AND WARRANTS 10.
- GATED Ia ssoas City For, Dodge aud Goanrii
Blnfl.
~ Callsetiens promptly attended 10.
u L bNLNstkk J. KNIGHT
Atty tvuuar Al Law 1tvii Engineer a surveyor
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

last HALF OF LOT 8, IN BLOCK g..
II eli, u Davenport. with the Brick Husss there
on ~rtessd W cvrner of Second and Rock Island
strcsts
West kslf u Lot l. In Bloek Is, Sccoad street be-
tween Rock Island and Iowa streets, north sid. sd
joining FarMcr's House.
North hsT u Iaa and 10 In Dlock es being e
feet Rb~k Island street aud l?s fee, on Third
SPLENDID LOTS ON BLUFF
Lots and :. In Rlock 20, commanding A rns view
az the mississippi river. Rock Island, Fort Arm
strcag. Railroad Bridge, &C.
foi Terms &C apply TO
,y34tf COOK A. SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

~ CAMILLE ascnGlits sal eiHifas 81 every kiAt
will be promptly collected Fl "a. lari q the state
aad ~ all point- the Mis.-.pl from ~ Louis g.
dubuque kcialfta.ees made the day Ut collection
ikeal Estate bought snd ard leased. iaia,y Inysst.a
sroAncd o real estate security on commission iaa,
Warrantr bought .cid mad located Taxer paid foi
non. residents
would especially n.k after ou to the bargain. ct
Ter IN Lambrt~s Addition aud 10 the large tract "a
land two mites from tn. river which p.fer vs. Tia,
acre In qualities snit purchasers We are eoni
dent no better opportunities. for Investment can b.
fuiia.i thaa These pres.st
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-05

Lands In Mascastne Couoay.
SOUTH HALF OF SECTION II, T. "a, r.. /
- SEQ acres. This tract IL two inile. o. W Of
waleust
A variety of ~ and 80 acre tracts. some near III.
railroad For sale by
hs5 COOK SARGENT.