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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29

40 Mules, Large Iron Works,
AND orsRR PERSONAL PROPERTY
"a q F = "a IL r.
DIV virtue of decree rendered in the Chancey Court
- NsshEie the sutOf Ledbetter and Bostick JnO
o v u Brien and divers, will sell public auction
the Pubic Square in GAINESVILLE, on
Monday, the I4th Fay of Sept,
next-4O FINE MULES, and some Wagons and Harness
and on the
First Day OF October Next,
will sell at Iron Mountain Furnace in Stewart county the
said Furnace and Land-aboat 900 acres wiih about l.
00O acres fac bottom land about 100 in cultivation
This place could be made the Stock Farms in
Tennessee IL has abundance m0untan oak for
bark The land lies between the Tennessee and Cumbsr
land river aud extends each fpe woodward
privileges and all the wood be u sold TO steam
boats. In addition 10 these Advantages il has fine Fur
mace, with all the necessary fixtures about furnace
will also SCH at the same time, Blacksmith Tools Carts,
Wagons Axes, &c, cse.
The real estate 70 be sold credit Of 9 an3 wears
(aeT small cash payment-and the personal properly
credit OF or month";, with notes in bank for al
over Slo0-fOr smaller sums will be required. Two
good securities required the notes, lea retained on
the land I'LL the purchase money is paid.
aug 26-tds THOS. W. wISROM.
have two likely young negro men and valuable wo-
man TO sell isa.ey. Cali s0On. T. ". W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
COAL, COAL.

THE citizens of Nashville have opportunity
providing themselves with ful supply Of GOOD COAL
for the winter, by application 10 the undersigned
HAWKINS at the ttna Coal Office, Nashville and Chata-
nooga Rail-. ad Depot. aug 22tf q MARTIN, A gent,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
ELnCEIoNzsrHFABT ELECTED
FoUR HUNpREp MAyoRITYlI

We can barely announce this result, which is GER
tain though the full official returns are not yet in
Dunklin and Ripley are yet to hear from officially.
II is said that even Dunklin gives majority for
Stewart, but allowing that it gives 30 for Rollins,
Stewart is still 400ahead. The Coalition is defeat
ed. The Democratic party is victorious. Missouri,
in this election, though NOBODY seemed to feel it,
has been the battle-ground of the Union-ana the
field is Won-thank God st. Louis Leader.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
1I6ssrs. stewart & Duncan,

MITCHkLLsVGLLE,
GENTS: Accept my thanks the presant Of fine
" Of Family Flour Manufactured by you, and Justice
say that the finest spec OF -four that have
use in my family bee in Tennessee is Dor.
fec ly white, and bakes delightfully."-.
Respectfully,
aug. IL diff CATHERINE D. FRENCH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29

and Sumner Goods generally selling OF al gTss rsdustons
10 close TO make room for New Good.
talylS-4 VIZ NOoRa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29

We have already announced t. our friends
along th" Valley VI the Cedar. that the
election IN orir city on "Wednesday last re-
l~rcting the transfer nf th. lna.. resulted in
most decided ard emphatic INCENTIVE.
AT the time the election was ordered
we thought it imI-eli,ic on the part IL
Council, AMI earnestly adsis.i n rcvaca-
tion u the proceeding. We dill "a h.
cause We conceived every vote gwen ia the
negative would be taken l., many a. esi-
dence II hostility t. tile Mi~sis,ippi and Mi.
sour road. We have occasion t. know tina,
onr conclusion was after enunciation, hacked
by some OF the best Judgment al Davenport
Now opposition IL that corporation forms.
no part II the policy II the great mas, IT
those who voted against the han transfer.
The vote was simply manifestation that
the people were seri.ss in voting the Cedar
Valley Loan, and serious in earnestly ,i.sir-
ing the rad itself So little wa there II
opposition to the NJ. a NJ. Railn,ad ia Voting
down this transfer. that We arr inclined 10
the heiici, should the question hc pat direct
Ia our citizens whether or not a specified
sum shall la voted in corl-aate capacit,
to assist this read. extension he, ond Iowa
City, they would heartily respond ia the
affirmative. In tie cNt-n~lun ,,i that f,,al
th. expanding Interests al our city are dep.
" involved
\ Cedar Valley rnal /, nau a liked sentl-
mcnt in Davenport. Al,sat Fur hundred
and twenty five thousand dollar, can ie lie
pended upon for it, construction IN this b.
cality, and, ". presume, the slim can b, IN
creased hy an enlargement II che private
subscription, a. NJ least half a million &c ial
lars. The sccner our people take nrtlstf
steps IN this important enterprise, the l.ett.f
will il be forn~. Tie counties "A .,lar and
Linn. Benton and Black Hawk, ~ VII A.
others along the route Ia the Minnesota line.
We doubt mot will RESPOND heartily o. u
movement which viii connect iiitir fertile
territory with the great cr,-sit. place IT the
Mississippi. AMI, winch Will tring them into
direct and uninterrupted connection with iii.
cities II the ca>i immediately. and with II
Louis and -. Paul eventually. We con,-
mend the subject IL the earnest attention Of
our coteinloraries along the line Of thc pro-.
posed Rad, ANIL "a men IL enterprise and
owners of land particularly.
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Material Change

FUR readers viii notice that the 6.t.eifs
anicars to-day III MI entire nen l.,1n. 80 i.ar
n the arrangement of reading matter i, con
cerncd. on the first page will be found lo-
cal items, business noticcs, commercial ma, :
ter, telegraph dispatches, sc. A. thl~ PAGE
will bc the last set up aud worked oil. il j.
cmphatieaily the city SHE Of the paper, and
will contain the ns,- a,irtstfs.a..Afs. Tie
fir-t pare la the inside will e.ntain leading
editorials, politics and general news. On
Tie second page on the inside will i,c giyei,
general miscellany, such a I-,ctry. tales, C.,
DC. The fourth page will lie devoted cxciu.
sNely To advertisements. These ar. mr.
ranged under their proper heads, 80 that any
particular establishment may h. found al a
glance In making all these change, a t,l~
and page arrangements q, once, some Few "A
'"ir advertisers ma, lind cause u complaint
but We will SOON have everything reduced
Z" complete order, - that VIC can III strict
justice I" all. The object of these change,
,, Z" make every page valuable. or equally
valuable 60 advertiser. u involve, norr
ia'"n AMI csaen-e upon "a. bur W. trust the
advantages of advertising ia the Ga..ts will
bc 80 greatly increased l,y this pplicy. n a.
ultimately reward uS.
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RgrrBllcAN STATE CONVENTION
nnr Neu I,re..

We present the DAILY Gi.sfa to ats pa
iron. to-day III an entire new dress from the
Foundry Of VIM Ilasar, Jr. a 90, &c New
York. Every type. every rule, in fact every
particle Of material now used in the paper j.
entirely new. We have contemplated thi,
improvement for some time, and though later
in making the change than we had antic;-
paic'l, II affords us sincere qualification To- he
enabled now to repay in some degree tl.s
generous patronage which has been bestowed
upon us, by giving our rca,ers "A ,apcr IN
appearance, and perhaps in all the attribute,
81 good newspaper, worthy # it. latronan,
and a our own iiouri>hing city. III view u
the important and eo.tly improvements N
The Ga.sfit. We may reasonably anticipate
large additions e. oar subscription list bath
81 lsails and Weekly AMI proportional,
Increase Il advertising patronage We aSk
our friends t. lcnd IA their influence. prom.
i>lng every effort OH our lar, IT, make the
.t-atf all that Family ami business paper
should lc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29

We are PANIED 70 learn the following
news from The -. Paul s~s. the IA
is,st: ~ E
eve chseirlc with intense lin, this
mcFNaAg, tho 5bllowing iunsllieene1 brought
To the ". Pster Courier, ~ \. r. faulding,
Esq, from Redwood, up the Minnesota river.
lie says that the first report ~ 70 the muir
der Of both the women In captivity. il only
partially true. One a Them, Alsss Gardner
has been found BY some Yanktnu Indians
and brought into Yellow Medicine. She had
been PLACED ON . hill - . target by the red
devils q the Spirit Like Muspcrvlasd sAot
At, the whole hand alternating Ia the sport.
Poth her legs wcrc broken and she ms len
10 die. she sAys th6t the totmeAtots had
murdered Mrs. Noble, few days previu,x
before her eyes and LEFT her ON the prsirics..
This story Is doubtless reliable; and Mr..
Panlding was informed that the friendly
fankcton Indians were about TO bring the
poor girl tn st. Paul. She has barely escaped
with her lifr-nOthing morc-and We know
she will meet the warmc~t and hcartiest re
ccpticn in the hospitality u our citizens"
The Ti~<s lays the blame upon Gov. Me-
Diary, who refused to let the re-cuing expe-
,iition march for the release Of the captive
women. The Legislature had appropriated
$4,000 for the purpose, but instead Of en-
ploying the money be has employed himsel,
in prating against Abolitioniml, and trying
to cheat the Republicans in the Conven.
i ton
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29

THE TESTIMONY OF THE ROCKS; Or Geolo
~ In it- Bearings on the Two Theoiogies Natural
and Revealed i,y Hcs. h,l.ss, author % I" The
etc Boston: Could 3 ilneom 1851
On the night Of the 23d December, 1856,
Hugh Miller, at the time acknowledged to
be the first GeoIogist Of the age, in mo-
mcntary fit Of mental alteration, died by
his own hand. The sudden and awful man
ner of his death has lent an interest to his
works, and anything that fell from his pen
Is now eagerly sought for--more especially
his last great work, the title Of which i
given above. Mr.. Miller had been long and
necessarily engaged in preparing this work
for the press, when, just ~ be had given the
last touches to the eloquent record, reason
abandoned her throne, and In the brief inter
regnum, that great light Of science was
quenchcd forever. Literature and Science
lost in him one Of their brightest ornaments,
and Scotland one Of her greatest men.
"Sincc SCOTS DEATH" remarked DR.. Chal-
mers, miller was the greatest Scotchman
that was left" He did more than any other
man to concentrate the apparently divergent
rays Of Science and Religion. This work,
in this field alone, should embalm his mem
DRY in the minds of oil truly pious persons.
But he is gone, and in his books we have the
index to his great mind.
THE MODERN wHIrPIHLpr Sermons Of the
Reyc III &Hf pf Wit tnty
duction and sketch u his I.ifc by T. I. MAeeos
Twentieth saoa.and New York sheldon, Black.
man 4 Go. 1881
| SERMONS OF THE REV. c. n STURGEON, Of
London second scrie. same pubiisLers
Rev. c. II. Spurgeon, England's most pop
ular divinc-hc whose cloqucncc has sounded
across the great deep, and who has cnnncia-
ted volumes VI sermons upon the delighted
ears Of immense gatherings Of the most in
tclligcnt citizens If the great metropolis Of
the world-Aas hut just passed his juvenility
and entered upon years Of manhood, beine
at this time only three and twenty years Of
age. His father and grandfather are both
living, and both engaged in proclaiming to
the world the glad tidings Of Rciccmer
50 that he comes honestly by the cxtraordi.
nary and prccociou- talent he possesses foi
the same holy calling. Our leaders, have MI
heard and read much of this remarkable
man, who possesses the power to move ar
audience Ia tears or excite them to frcnxied
delight. BY the Publication ~ his work,
they have an opportunity of aequaintine
themselves with the matter Of his di-courses
All three II the above books can be had q,
Eli Adams Iowa Book Rooms, No &c Brady
street, three doors above the PoStoficc
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Present Hon. Geo. q. Wright, c. Justice.
Hon. Vim. u. Woodward; Hon. l.. u.
Stockton, Justices
From the Daily RrpulalsAa.
THURSDAY, june Is.
Thomas 4 Newell VI. LAxclir DeEurd---
appeal frum Wapello county. Affirmed
with per cent damage. absolute.
J. ]. Packard W.. Jo~. b. M'Coy--appral
from Davis county. Judgment Of d. &. nj.
tinncd.
James Bartlett ". John Orey-appcal
from Appanoose county. Submitted on part
Of appellant. No appearance for appellant.
Ira PuUue e ii ". A. Pujac It al--ap
peal from Appancose county. Argued and
submitted.
solomon Care W.. Hamilton & Eckert-
appeal fissn Appanoo~e county. Submitted
IN part of appellant. Noappcarance for ap-
pcllant.
Edward Bryant W. Lewis Hendricks
appeal from Appanoo~e county. This cause
stands Submitted On written and oral ary,,-
mcnts Of counsel.
Aftcr taking the usual oath, James Gal
hrsith IVES admitted ~ an Attorney and
Counselor VI this Court.
Court adjourned till tomorrow.
LEWIS KlSsss, Clerk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29

A NEw CoLoxv IN Iowa. fsvnd in
MaaaachuaettA, . minister of the congrcga-
tional Chuch, writes " that he Is abaut 70
..pull up stakc~" and journey 10 Iowa. II
seems that colony Of New Englanlcrs are
going shithes ~ establish themselves afler
the old Plymouth lhshion. They have cho-
sen and parchased tract in the south west
crn part 81 the State, In Adams and Adair
counties, md intend to have . settlement
with schools, churches, libraries. lyceuna,
presses and Other social, literary and relig-
ious advantages. The land Of this Colooy
II divided into tracts 70 sliit thc means -
wants q the ssttlen--EE. PAP.
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and our prospects for continued prosperity
arr secmd 10 No other city in the Mis~is-
sipPi vslEy. Dur MANUFACTURES interests
are Of more Importance IN pstlt Of cspikai
invested and work turasd out, than those
Of any othcr city On tl,s Mississippi shove
Stelouis. There is everything AT this point
To invite the stranger and To encourage our
own citizens.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29

fAcx Ne. 2
From Mr. Douglas speech
IN Chicago, 10 Dcioier.
isio, page Ia of the Chi
esso edition
The ;ir., thre. Of
these measures
mia, Utah and S-w Nex.
leo, ! prepared with any
own hands, and reported
from the Cosnfnili~s "a,
Territories. NJ u. chair
man, In the prewise chaps
In which they now stand
on the statute l.@pk, with
ons OF tso anlmpovtani
amendments, for which
also voted I fh~vsyore
Acsd swyssif rssTs9assA- Ii
yea4, az ssk rssssafnsafs ~,
those nssasMTs ar fhss
passed U fAsrs % any
fAsnS srresx 81 fhsss Lslai
me acrsssfaki, II thesw
IL any merit Civ. the cred
II 10 those who passed
the bllls
" Theec msasurrs are
pr~dicated on the great
fundamental principles
that sSefy people ought
10 poesssa th~ right vi
forming sad regnlalln.
their own internal con
serns and iana..iir lnsfi
.utlons la their own way
u Was supposed that
those Of our fellow eiii
zens who einixras~d 4
the shores of the Pacific
and To other terrl,orie.
were - capable u self
government ~ ihell
hcixhoors and kindred
whom they left behind
them aud there MAS rs
reason for believing that
they have Lot any "a
their inlsliig<Ece or IA
triotis9 BY ths wayside
Wills crossing the 18th
niue 90 plains ,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29
rNINrRovED FARM LANDS


Sc section u. T - n u. W; iso acre. =
miles west 81 Iowa CHS, within IS rods ~ the rail-
road High and rolling prairie, ~iii make -xeel.
Z Section 70, TnS Ro ". Guthrie county ga
sers Pine piece Of prairie with runnins ~aisr
Within half mile q tisnber
M Of Wv \ section 0 T - Ris Tams
county, ~ acres
W. @sw / .se,ioa j. 7 -. q ., Not, eoan.
~. 20 sore.
q W n af Rw \ section 10 + 81 n Il d w.
Franklin county, 20 arrcs
10 IN ~ Sc 4 and 4 i ~ n n X section q
Tm N - W Franklin county IN scr~s
II NWk Of sc 4 and X \ of W l. section
IL u W, - Franklin county, 12p acres
II W Of > W \ and s y \ 81 q W 4 section
~ 7 - u ~, frsakhn county. I'D acre.
IA Ek % = r \ and = W cfsE ! section Is
Tso ~ Franklin comfy. 10 acres.
~ wse NV \ and n 4 Of N W !. section
y, 7 v, u %, Frsnkin county. isD acre.
Is Nwka Sc 4 and \ II W ! section
FS. % Franklin county, l3O acres.
ID NEse fsw 1 section ~ Tse 4 % rrank
I'm county, ~ ser.s
u W Of Sc ! and = Z / al q 4 section %
% u " r"ssas"ti"mie county t1D acres
Is Es afsW \ and \ W / III = W Il section
-, 7 Is, X j., fo,ia~a,.mis county, In acre.
IL y 4 section =, T IS, u Is, Po,tawot,smle
county, leo aeres
- EA Of Sc L ..etion = and \ 4 II y " !.
sseti.n %, 7 - y, R3 ~ lS0 acre.
n SO \ ~ EA. N n ef EL.ss Of n Z
AsEk NWa.W Of w 1 section ~ r
y y, ~ W. Rock Island comfy. Illinois. as aer~s
y acres timber - cords 10 acre IN low prai.
RE. ansurpAs-ed meadow land. tons per serc, car
he moved from end 10 end % acrev high prairie &
Isties from Rock Island
sW and y ~ \ W i section ~ + ~ Il
~ Calhoun county, ~ acres.
% = y section q. q. q q Henry eoun,y loo
acres, hne psece rellns prsirse
u sW cfsw \ sceilaa ~ and " i n y
" ! section -, = % n, X - W. ~ scres
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29
TOR SALE ~ JOSHUA DIAL.
REAL ESTATE AGENT


Corner second and Brady st, up s,ars entrance on
Brady street
IMPROVED CRY PROPERTY
~ Three Frame Moases. corner OF Second ana
Iowa sireets Lot ssx.s feet
"a Lot 90 feet front with Frame uouse corucr a,
nlgh And Fulton streets, eiaymak~rs subdivislon
ioung ruit trees, well -.
OF Ferry and stxtL ssreetsl A bargain
rSINrRovEp CRY PROPERTY
~ Fine Lot corner " Twelfth aud Brady Sta
~ feet front
- Seven Lots In Florence. Very cheap
z les seres ~ mIles nom Davenport ,ss acre.
snass esiuvsslea hoase. barn, orchard good wa
n 10 acres IN kidrlAss'. Subdivision. Decd n.~
frame hcusc, barn well. &c.
% saeres In Hawley's on, ies. Fine river yisx
UNfMPRovED FARM LANDS
w 4 section ~ r y 4 o Henry cnuniy IN
noaas Pleasant, On the Keokal aud Mona, ries.sS n
Railroad
a. ne i section % To N.Rsw, Cedar conn.
y lao acres Near the railroad
% N W \ section a. T IS n n u ". Linn
county 1o0 acres
:. ofsE section y, I s. r "a. Hardin
eo0nty - aeves
"a. % ..,s. csa .ss',ss 81 RS Jaysr county
.ppi and Missouri Raiiroad
pr COUNTY, dos f pss;. ~, ni,ls , y.
1is.l.srpi and Missoan Railroad, nine mile. erom
Newton 'e'''
Al NE efSRk sees.oa a To. ., scott
enposs, near Allsa's DRIVE = pr acre
-? 80 sores In AdsIr county section. Is 4 10. r
20. " ~ ftnr rul.inx prairie. Counelf Rims.
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A Lines AAJonrrr.-The people Of Put
iawAttamie County, BY IN almost uuani-
NOUS vote, have decided in favor u loaning
the credit u the county TO the u. 4 u.
RailEosd, tar 100000. The majority 81
The loan i $40; being nearly the whole
vote.
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IMPROVED FARMS


No "a Eighty nine acre. In section % T g. u
east-sD acr~s undcs rufis sfisn--veu,ainier pas
ture land Hsase, good well, 10 apple irsss-gooi
stone quarry-=fiur mile- frsm town Price ss0 per
No IA EssEA s~c,ion H. r - n : east, ~
acre-, all under Guilty. alton cottage well with
good water, Usage orange fence around the entire
farm. fruit trees. kr three miles frorn III. city
very choice farm lr,ee, sivo per
Ma ays A beautiful u acr. farm. fear miles fran
Davenport, On State Road 10 Ma.cattne slxht acres
Of tsnlbcr-gosd house i've rcola- two wells spYnr
aud good wster--maxnineent view Of Tue river
Price, Hooo
No 10 An sseelien. farm Of lso acres, els,eG
iails- from the city Price, ~ per acre.
NJ aas section Of Land In MorrI.,own IN
Price, 30 per
No aas choice garden trae, three mslss from
the city, consisting of eight In high stais Of
cultivation, good spring CA the land new house and
eara Price n lou
No. sss lso seres In section =. TrReea. A
very choice farm i've miles from the city. ~ acres
Improved and the remainder dae timber aud pasture
land, FOOD hoasc. eight rooms cellar well, eis,ern
&c Frice 30 per acre
No. go A spleadid farm d 10 aerss. 10 miles
from the cssy. al improved. tao good houses bara
stable ssa other convenient improvements. clear
creek running through the farln leo naps In wheat
corn, Ac Thss 10 chance rarely offered 10 farmers
acre
No al sssKA seetion q, r % n esq. % acrcs
partly Improved, water and timber IL uies from
town Price. ~ pcr acre
No sls sWh \ and w Sc L section Z 70
east. IA arres. two three acres II weed and
stone. Price tilh pr Two miles north IL
Durant Station
No - A choice farm of ~ acres ali fenced and
W high state VI culttvnttoa-uood house, we'll &c
some fruit aud many shade trees, west eide hlck.
DRY Grove kosd miies from towr The adjolninu
~ acres can b bought cheap
MEX seciioa y. ~ 3ea.i
w section 10. r - Mango 4 ~ast
In all soo asres. situated ahoat eight mlles from
Davenport Price. rs per acre
No ~ w i IL Section 10 r. l. East A
beauilfui tract. well was~rsd rvtc. - rrr AR,
No - iaso Acres choice Land q ea,so per acre
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DOUGLAS Oh UTAH.
The Two Faces u iAe Little Ciaui

We invite the attention Of our readers tn
the following extracts from two VI the
speeches IT the "Grcat Statesman Scna-
tor Douglas, of IIIigrsiS:
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CEDAR COUNTY.

| dEDAk COUNTY.
No. %, Ia Township ~ n RI ", Few mile. from
ne . ! .ss,,: !, -. oS.lw ~ acre.
sSw : .sss.ss i ssMiiwws acre. acre.
W X secslou = ~ NRlw 50 acres
In al lid u beautiful Land seisesed three
years since Frsse ei1 per
sswss% :-s;'sa' > sasstsH.w. % acre.
SE :ce,io s y, ls
| Nwis \ " ssciiaa .. -
and vel watsred land. oaly niae males from Tip,.a
saaaa. he surpassed Price 4 per acre ~ nv '''
~ Ml ~ !" Tas".Air sSKiw are.
f.,.. M AN S.;,, Duran, ..,,.. -. -
| ol2 pr
No "a la Tovnship SNR2w. AGRA.
S2SsE .sssios ". - -
EkNw i .eetis~ q. - -
70 Aeres Mrll ~aiered and timhered, on Otter
Greek, one mile from Junction Price. q per acre
BENTON COUNTY.
No 40 Var, hae tract af ~ acres, slx mll~s
north NJ viutoa.
No lso An ssesllsn, tract Of iso aerss u mliss
south from Vinfon well waiered aad In nss neigh.
CLIFTON COUNTY.
No ~ 81 acre. cxeelleat land ., y per acre
No 3is Three thousand aerps of carefully sslecs.
ed Land. In Clinton county One- fourth caah, bal
anee In three and Eve yeers
PowRsRKIK COUNTY
No 357 a3D acres very elsoire pSslrie end timber
land Price y PER acre.
Poo. thousand seres In Poweshelk eoun,y on came
lerms
No IN Four sAss1aad -. hundred aerss, in
sad Aesss. .k~ss crop n Is ssosnd xs f.rm ss
one half eash, balance II tss yssss = Tea per acni
JAsPxR COUNTY.
Ma ala ~ ssr~s u = pr acre- selected land
. serss = - - pr ssss very choice.
s. ri, sss "a M -. .s. ssss I'M n,
- assss. = = pr aesc. nvs nilss fssa 0riansil
No - - ss.es - vae Y. = \ = q. Aes.sss
osinnsn and Newton i'ris<, 80 pr acre. oas nnA
MONROE COUNTY
Esstxxfss 81 -: - . 4, ttns.saw.a
ssSE .ss y :::;.ss y 70
NJ 80 81 ~ sans .. I ~ ...s
-ALbo-
oeeo oerO = enluygsvsd prairie and timber
49,. N Scott. Cedar Wusenfine. Clinton JasDer
SeAneoe, uneeeek, Wlasebaso. Wright eloux -.
90, eeosy, tcWeohelk, Potfawntiosnje 40 oeher
eeaneaeA wnseh Ne can cell n low prcss anug17na
- epesstuattiss Sss invsssEeus thai VII - ~
~ eeot PER annum
kAsgs trsets = choice Land IL Wesvsa. 1se1rs -
osnef eoanttss u NinnseoeA 1T 81 goGy - -
0ee Wishing % mako pss0sah1D taou@9 49, =
veil 10 call And exnnfnn - nmonnn1m - - U Il
ssssie bse6ss paseha11n4 G1(rgA 80 - -
81 sAat syssy snst4N - - - = - -
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29

scsitude~, and No cchcr~ awakened the shores,
save the whoop &c the RID man, or perhaps,
the loud rrsoanding Of the frcutier fortress
gun, welcoming in the coming. Or bidding
adieu to the god Of day. II, h this short
period II time, ~ much has been accom-
plished, what, think you, will be our condi-
ton on that morning which shall be ushered
in IS the commencement Of the centennial
birthday Of our beloved country, by the
firing Of cannon and ringing Of bellsT You
and are still young, and it may please Provi-
dence to spare our lives yet q little while,
even to the length Of witnessing this epoch
in our history-if ~, lot " meet again upon
this spot, and, - wiser and better men, re-
new our acquaintance with the past.