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Smyrna times., 1857-04-01

SPAIN AND MExICo.-The news by the Eu-
Topa would seem to show that Spain is in earn
est in her preparations for the invasion of Mexi-
CO. Her army aud navy are under orders for
Vera Cruz,-and contemplate may be the
estimates that are commonly entertained of her
naval aud military prOwess, there can be no
doubt that ii . demonstration is really made
against Mexico. it will be one which will make
q serious impression there.
Unless, says tie NeU York Express, this
threatened war be aVerted by some stroke OF
elsYenth-honr diplomacy, which shall induce
Ihs Spanish government to reconsider its posi-
tion,-we can not imagine anything that will
be likely to create a profounder impression in
the United States, nor more likely 10 lead to
InomentOus results in future.
in the first place, to say nothing of the rather
triding cause of the quarrel which Spain is re-.
solved to avenge, there is much in the present
helpless condition Of Mexico TO warm up the
syiapathIes OF our countrymen-in the event OF
COLLISION with a nOnarchlcsl pOwer,-es-
peclally if that monarchy be the one that holds
Cuba,-and which, in times gone BY, made good
deal Ofbad blood among our fllibuster popula-
tlon, for the summary manner in which 1t put
down the invasion of that island under General
Lopez The first shot from Spanish man of
war before Vera Cruz--it needs no ghost to
rise up aud tell us-wlll be very likely to ill.,
fuss new life into the sympathy we speak of,
the practical development of which it may not
pc entirely within the power of this Govern.
LeiIt 10 keep within bounds. tt -i ... e
10 the next place it has been given out that
the real motive of Her Most Catholic Majesty
IN this demonstration is not so much to obtain
satisfaction for the bad treatment of Spanish
citizens, as TO call Gen. Commsnfort to accoun,
for mis- secularization of the estate of the Ro
mish Church, and for his LIBERAL and patriotic
polcys in freeing the civil authority from the
dominion Of ecclesiastics whose allegiance tC
Roine oserrides their obligations TO the State
II Spain is really anxious to avert some sucl
contingency as this-and if she 10 desirous o
castigating Mexico to please the Pope, with
egt being intedsred with by the Yankees-i
it 'Viss or polite. on her part. TO be putting
"Caha" into the heads Of our fl.husters, whe,h
er they will or no, by clsmoriag necessarily fo
~Batish" aud % French influence, TO defene
that island for her. in case ofattack, while sh,
is eastigasing the Mexicansi ll. se ~ !.
IfFraaee asd Esgssnd are imprudent enough
90 bs party to any such arrangement--tben M,
question will arise whether they have no, there
by pubs,an,ialy made themselves party to sh
gar sgaiast Mexico.-and with that oonvic,io
ssssiag ,usis the face. il will be safe TO calcu
ists shst Gen eommoafort would no. inyok
the sp;rit Of" fllibusterisn" in vain.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01

W A. Is. Marvel, State Auditor, will be al
Georg getown on Monday the 18th of of April,
at Dover, on Monday rhe 9th of April and at
New Castle on Monday the llth OF Nav, 10
settle with the school committees of the re.
spectlve counties.
(SFA good conscience is better than two
wltnesses-lt will consume your grief as In,
sun dissolves ice. 1t is spring when YOU arr.
thirsly-a staff when you are weary-a screen
when the sun burns-a pillow in death.
The STEAMSHIP GREAT EAsrERx.-The lar.
gesi vessel Of any kind ever abuat, is Ia b.,
launched, the London Artisan says, in Jung
or July. The machinery for the use VI tb.
monster is nearly all Completed.
0Lr Ex-Governor Ramsey, in an address 9,
an Agricultural Fair in Minnesota, says there
is yet room III that territory for miihOn and
halt Of farmers. he thinks Minnesota Will
some day produce more corn and wheat than
any other State ~ the Unron.
OF Two hundred persons are said to hlvs
been troZed to death LII tue Uulted tates dur.
the past winter.
01F The damage at Port DEPOSIT By tbe
breaking up OF III ice in the SnsSueha WA, ID
estimated at from SiJO,O0a 20 $2OU,vgO.
" The stockholders Of the Delaware Rail-
road will meet al Dover on YDBrsday the ii Vi
April.
The stockholders of the Blnk Of Newark
are notified to pay their fifth instuInent Of $lO
per share on the first Of May.
o. The New Castle and Della ware Railroad
Co, has purchased the line Ui telegraph from
Wilmington 10 New Castle.
OF The town council of Athens, GeOrgie,
have voted that bodies of suicides shall Le
given to the physicians for dissection.
W General Tom Thumb received 5G7 val
entlnes at London on the l4th February.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
List of Jurors for Kent Co., ApriI
Term.
GRAND JURORS.


Duck Creek Hundred-John NJ. Vo.b.u
Thomas B. Lockwood, Jonathan Brown. n,,f'
Henry Hill. IL.
Little Creek-Samusl. C. York, Wilson
Cannon and William G. Hazel. -
Doyer-Robert B. Wright, James d. XII.
mey, Bo!itha l.. Wharton and George Stey""
son.
Murderkill-Thomas Pickering, ST., William
Greenly, John Sipple, William Slay, John y
Clements and Thomas b. Coursey.
Mispillion-Jas, II. Smith, Robert RaucbIou
Nimrod Harrington and Ferdinand Bavnsrd -
Mllford-Martin Harrington. Charles Pail
and William Tharp.
PETIT JURORS.
Duck Creek-Benjamin Turner, Charles
Stevenson, William J. Goods, Thomas Epglish
Noble T. Jerman and Thomas Davis.
Little Creek-William NJ. Hazel, James =
Moore and Enoch David.
Dover-James L. Smith, David Clavtop
Edwin Nj. Stevenson, John Hutchins, John p
M. Denney and Isaac Berry.
Murkerklll-Robert NJ. Carter, William
Dickson, James B. Hurd, Joshua Duncan. lame.
Green, Jonathan Longfellow and James b. Con.
ner.
Mispillion-Jesse Ward, John A. Cahal
James X. DOrman and Robert Smith.
Miltord-Joshua H. Hill, james Ready, Jos.
Jester and William Hill.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01

pEATH OF CHANcELkpR Jp#Ns.-We learn
With regret that Hon. Kensey Johns, Chancel-
loF of the State of Delaware, died at his resi-
dence in New Castle, on the night Of the 2eth
ultimO, in the 66ih year of his age. His tune-
ral will take place to-day.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01

OF William II. Rlggs, E.q.. has resigned
the post of Justice OF the Peace, in this town.
to engage in business in Philadelphia, where
heinte6ds removing in few days. Daniel d.
FAIRIES. of Smyrna, has been appointed by Gov.
Causey, to succeed Esq. Baggs, as Justice oi
the Peace. ....
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01

build the Market House, the tias Works. aua
take the Stock of the Citizens Bank.
+ The last project of the Old Fogies is TO buila
a Railroad to Capt Carr's, on the Bay sLo,o.
when they accomplish that, we Can travel North
and South in Balloons!
Smyrna, March 3lst, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
DIED,

Near Canterbury. March, 18Th. of Pneumonia, Allss
SARAI e. eldest daughter of George anI ElIlbe'A
BatomaR, in the 18th year of her age, .
8Near Magnolia, on the 10th glt., Of Pneumonla'
Miss MARY eldest daughter Of James arii SaIle
Jackson, aged 24yess.a s"S'g anj ;si sss
Near Magnolia on the q III. Of iRneume'a. M
JonS r., eldest'son of james and sdse "a kfsn.'a
his Sdth year. 19Et .l3s ssy D yers t,ay .t 81. g
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01
sMTRNAs WlEtaO,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL /, 1857

OF The conclusion of the Story on our first
pag s.by. Olive, as well as the communications
by Nee ScyIta Nee Charybdes, c., and Thad-
deus, are excellent, and will prove, we thiRk,
very entertaining to our readers. - ~ j
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01

School ELEcTIoN.-On next Saturday after
noon, throughout the State, the voters in the
several School Districts will meet to elect COM
Inissioners for the ensuing year.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-01

6rWe regret that, for the want of room, we
are unable to publish the'artieles of Spy, Char
lie, Ariel, and other interesting matters.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-12
JOB PRINTIN

The ofiee of THE KAxzAs NEws is furnished
with eomplete assortment of the newest styles
Of Type, Borders. Fiourishes. Cuts, Cards, Fancy
Papers, Colored Inks, Bronze, de-, enabling the
proprietor to print CIRCULARS, Cams. CEx41yIcArxs
OF SToCK, DEEDS, PcsTERs, and ali other kinds of
JOS PRINTTNG, in manner unsurpassed in the
country Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with Casa. 'Ex-
cELsroR" is our motto.
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-12
The Kanzas News.
sArURDAY.::=:DEcEMBER az, 1857.
FREE STATE CONVENTION.
The Topeka Constitution Again
Triumphant!
TIE FREEMKN OF KANZAs MOVING

MRS. Cunningham's Constitution Denounced
Freedom the Voice of the Masses-The
Delegate Convention Stands on the Glib.
ralter of our LibertiesEThe Peoples
Organization the only True Government
of KaazasG
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-12

In the evening, the Committee on Resolu-
tons not being prepared to report, Judge
Conway took the stand. He was glad to
be once more among his fellow-citizens in
Kanzas, and then proceeded to give an able
exposition of affairs as they stood in politi-
cal circles East, with reference to Kanzas
affairs. .'Our Territory was made the field
of contest for Presidential aspirants. Walker
and Douglas both ought to make capital out
of it IN their own way. Judge Douglas was
triumphant. Allusioh had been made to the
Richmond Enquirer, and articles therein
written, in favor of Walker really. A con-
test bad arisen between Gov. Wise, Walk
er's friend. and Senator Hunter, Judge Dou-
glas' friend, for the Senatorship. This Le-
compton Constitution, with It's bastard sub
mission, the work of Douglas, comes along.
and 10! the scene is changed. Wise retires
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

Ono 1T our egtemporaries IA tins city
Yesterday published leader Of n column
aler tie above heal. IL unfortunately,
9wever forgot - say anything on the sub
icet I'll. at tie close II its article IL declared
ali tire l.lss made about the Fort Smelling
salndle wa bS.i We have gwen several
times tie full particular. Vi this most out
rageous and unparalleled government swim
lie under tue Buchanan Administration
The same paper which pablished tue edito
fsa! alluded 10 shove, In. frequently quoted
lrt,eles from tie Ne@ York fimss against
tbs policy q tue Republican party. We
uoa give II doe from the same cup The
fia.ss regards tic Fort Smelling swinil- as
oae a the most gigantic frauds ever perpe.
tlaiei IN this country IL close an article
"a tbs SUBJECT, thus
" Aud how tie pubic ear Is startled with
the announcement VI fraud upon the Treas
ary ~ .n.rnous that IL throws sfalplinisin
and Gardineri.m into Nc shade surprising
tic fraud 81 Gardiner 10 have been n gross
and ahominable ~ IL was proved 10 be, and
tie .alrAin lcsm 10 have been Justly OBJ
''oAlons to all the eplthets VI iny~etiye by
which II MAS denounced. We remember in
cur time mo act Of corruption ~ Transparent
aud so shameless. Never wa PREDICATE
job covered up with veil ~ iilinsy. or az
cased hy apologies feeble. The next
Congress will have something To- DO beside,
exposing the maliea~anee nj u. mctnher~.
M.anw bale il would be interesting to know
how lar Mr. buchanan and his cabinet are
disposed 20 assume this operation VI H. Sec.
ruflrA llnYn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

Whenever we commit an error, { we
never Intentionally do 80, and it !. inpor,an,
enough to require correction, we shall al
ways chcerfully make the correction when
ever the error is pointed out in proper
manner by friend or foe. In I'll. hurry Of
writing, we accidentally stated that Mr.
Geo. W. Mct'eary, the pre.en, Chairman OF
the Democratic State Central Committee,
iran on the Know Nothing State Ticket
agairAt Elijah Sells for Secretary Of State.
aud was during the canuass proved a Know
Nothing in good standing" We Of course
meant 70 say he ran on the Democratic
Stats Ticket, for when il was proved Tia,
b was Know Nothing, he resigned his
position. OF course he would not have don,
this, had bis name been on the Know Notl.-
ing ticket, and thus the very error points
out ifs own correction. Lis name was on
The Democratic State Ticket a. their candi-
date for Secretary u State. I, was proved
beyond question, thar be was Know Moth
ing. 50 indfspalably was the fact suhssan-
tiatel, that to Dssssrve any portion d the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

Mr tilla,ps, tle Democratic candidate
Lieut.. Governor was a member u the
Institutional Convention. Will. Ia that
81, he voted lot nearly all the prominent
eaturc- 81 the New Constitution. w. lind
- vote recorded IA favor Of sume article,
Iicll many # hi own party has. declared
lould condemn the Constitution with the
4pplc We even lind him in favor Of that
ftrle under which the Democratic papers
j the State have been charging that the
sepnbliean party ar. aiming t. scat " little
is.a.rs" alongside oi white children in the
.iblir schools % the final vote. Mr.. Gil
.t.pt recorded himself ~ favor Of the New
constitution. Yet luis man had the audaei
- declare al the Democratic State Con-
rnti"n. that la . stunped his county
ssaiilst tia. constitution, and had voted
ssain.t il. tmcaning when u was before the
..uiloJ. and .Asull go homo to war upon
.sf instrument a. the bitter end Who
s'ih,s bat tAat Il Mr.. sillasp, had not
scn thai Il aa- 10 bc the poliey Of bis
arty Ia oppose the New Constitution, he
ould have voted FIR II At the polls ~
! the Convention. and would have warrcd
tzaiiist IT. opponents . To the bitter end r
IL Inconsistency simply proves that he is
incrc thing 81 party, without any opinions
= free seton Il his own, outside Of the par
j traces. he now stands opposed "a the
cry Constitution be helped 10 make. aud
hicl4 be recorded hi. vote in favor Of M tie
los. of tie Convention. lie has declared
4 l. gong 10 make war To- the bitter ena
i tin. work &c Li- own hands Verify, lie
like IL. sow that catetL vi her Own litter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02
LENA Prs.slasesy Csssesaiss.
Correspondence 81 the chicagu Tribune

loaA Cry, August ~, 1857.
The pro-Slasery Convention has tcrini-
mated its labor- with the incarnation u Ben.
Saingel., OF Dubuque, Tor Governor, and
George Gillasp,, q Wapello, fvr Lieut.
Governor Bad blood and iil-concealesi
spite was the distinguishing feature Of the
Convention The nomination for Governor
was closely contested by Judge Mason, late
Commissioner Of Patents, and was finally
secured fur Samucls by q majority Of ose.
The result does not give general satisfaction
To the faithful" The Fort Dcs Moincs
delegates declare that tho party will lose
iiso hundred votes in Polk county. Both
u the nominees are unpopular in many por-
tion- q the State. Il Is all one 10 the Re-
pnblIcans. We can beat them out u sight
with their best men. n they zee 1t to
nominate their worst, the extra drubbing y
due 20 their own pervcse Border Ru@an-
ism. y.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

EI ANY one taking the trouble {" look
nj the Bottom Of the next a. the last page
in the first volume It Constitutional De-
bates, will iind Mr. cillasp,' old fogy res
oln,ion. requiring a person 10 hc fifty years
seyen,y-ii,e years Old Cor the Supreme
Court. And II anybody, ar n certain
nobody, can find anything in all the debate
To show that this resolution was offered In
any other than perfectly serious way, and
.of as y hit or satire, We would like 10 see
the thing published
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02
valnable City Properly Fer Sale.

TIVE MISSISSIPPI House, SITUATED on
= Front between Main aud Hsrrisor sssssss VIII s.
cold cheap Lot e9zlso feet rars of the urshsss
per cent Lot Third o., sssr the T. r. p~roi Ss11Ss
feet Alec le o. rossth street, adjeiniS ihs Dspo,
loozes ebst. n Lsls % TIM ed focsik ssSsss
are splseaidly elt1.asd t. bseness rusposss 20
NE lesast4a = ~ DsaAy ssssss Lee o6s o. The .
- yzi1ix1ES 4 sicE31x.'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
i Isnds offered fgF sAle BY TIE undersigned 90
hs most favorable terms The prsees Oeiss inedersis
',ae fourth essh and the balance In ose two three
nd four years wlfh ten Per s~If interest
w y ne .aI Z ; u w ! Of sse Town.
wsfsEs and - L ) d -E "fsse Town,
a,kl,E
SEsofS u .ee 10 .s.kiE
Es II w r. and " % 5 u sse u I
.sklE
Es u = u .sS II TERN
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Ma = - sld u SLs u .es 2 7
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wv 81 : W r. Of secs RE
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NE. 81 w u sec TERRI
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NV - Nv q So rs TSEi
SEA u " e sec s,TS. RI
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81 II 5 " . ii .sc. - Tssgi
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SEA efSE. Of .se. 81 Tseg:E
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is2stf BiAKEMoRE LAWNS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

| CEDAR COUNTY
| M ~ In TovssAlp - y q W. rev rnllss frsu
SE : ..s.l:s .. eS.iw' ,ss acre.
INV: : :.s.s.. I; 3 I: Z ssiw 4
. :.ssisa : x. ss NV q 3 ' sss:.
f Pic: s r:s ss 'as ''''''a '''''
sxxs sx |, = :'s'isss :, ask.w,s..ss.
ss5 y we s.: - ..
wRsk ' !: :sss,s ~ "a g
ssS . hon Iowa City PSs ssess arm slis sssss
ssalos b surpassed f'sss = pr sers
No M IL To~s.Aip 7sNRlw acre.
SsEksxk : =
Three Eies North Darans choice prairie Price
Sssnsis . Z . Tsss. e "s.s~ .; Re
- - So. . e >. y,
I'm n : s.ssio. "a -
so assss vel ~slsr.d AID numbered, OF Otter
crsst one mile from Junction Prise d per are
BENTON COUNTY
~ a. Yer, due ussl u Nv aeIss az raiiss
.os,l from sIa,oa 1.s.ssi AID IL sas .sss
borha-at
IOWA COUNTY
ioso acre- very choke
M ssi - ART excellent and Al ~ yer ssrs
CLINTON COUNTY
M sis Three thoasaad acres u sAssfaay es.et
I'd LandA IN Clinton county bne foarth cssA bal.
anes 10 three and ave yesrs
PowEsHEiE COUNTY
Nc -, ~ acres very choice Prairie - timber
land Price - per ser~
ysar Thousand acre. IN Powsshsik esansy oe same
terms
No - -Four ,houssnd Two husdrsd acres. In
Carroll county. IN scrss under ea.tvosionS With
.ae bali cash balance In isa y,ss. q ton per eehi
yAspxs COUNTY.
No sis leo aesss ~ - pr eess-se~osd land
~ aesss - n. - per ssrs--sssy eAssss.
s. NJ ss. = "a e -: :.s ssss Pa ri, -s.
isp acres. q = pss ssss. Uss .iss fsee Orinnsll
No "a s.s ss.ss % me- y; : y Y. Y, ss..:ss
cash.
MoHRoE COUNTY
s e s: .ass ;.. ..s:s ~ ~ West
W. =. % Sfrsskk'srs'.@sl |: !"
i1psevsd sssms In seea section psies 90 psf ssrs
-ALso-~
1leoAo acres u sulmpsovsA psaeie and simber
lAsAo 10 oeelt, OsAes, 0neeeiins Citation, Jasper,
Johnanu. uoDeos6, Wlooe&auo, Wr1ekf. Bioas. Bee.
-, Dtsry, fgvsshsik. Postsv aaionie, and athes
eQausloo Which can coll 81 loo pricss snogdng
abs sD0ssssstsss ess Investment sAat siil pay afy
~ cal ~ essssL
--Aleo-
Lasee sseasof enAss LaAA In Wasron, Dsntsu 60
sekor esast1es II 0inaeooea for ole vury low. Far
~ U1ohaeo - lnaho peu1sabte tuseoe0srea W4n r.
OeG y al ene e9Anlne ear enseoaya ~ = -
- sA1s ever vsFte00 q So1nA = - lsoa1hea go
1sassy ss'sa1, ssa 6Sssssa sSi3r - ,s.A,U
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

TLs Republicans cf the several townships Ia scot
seanty are requested To elect delegates -atur'lA
she i2sh Of september neri. TO County Coasssi o'
10 holden Il. the C.urt House IN the CTS u pa
sport 90 saturday. sh~ iSth ~ september Fra
iof he purpose Of a,nluas sire, gsr-'- 10 = 3
tasent Scott county it III nszt ti'.sfa A.-,'.bsy
n IDWEY
II EANAI&G
-AItifiIif~ t."sa' t..l.-- t=t.
JAMS Eos
k u aNtNN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD NOTIFY THE
\ puklie thsa ~ uess Divsa 70 Msssrs Taivvy =
Reilly % he ~ day II Jniy les7 de- Dss lat ietj
- palusns u = nASD1ne 81 nouinR Machsns win
pos ~ pnia, = ~ 9neklns has sos 1usd The 80.
saiS1SSSv JOIN JAcVna
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02
JacOby's Advertisement.
REMOVAL.
Mr. JAcoBY HAS REMOVED HIS DRUG
w snd Prescription Store froIa Brady street, to
hts nsw bulld.ag. essasr Third asd Ferry strssts
le.itf

TrsasssS.
J,'oR THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF
J. usIas OF Rupture, thai may be wors with sase
and coiafoft lLs subscriber has A.Nays or hand .
large aascrtmsnt VI Irussss, ssnbraeiag the meet
cutnpssi. variety ever offered lie GUARANTEES cor.
rect adjustment Ia al applicants
Al.e for sais suspsasory unHdsss.. E,asiIe stock.
ia2.. scf Iabectihs ssrtay~s. nydfaat Easnas u
news aud improved aa.kera
FRANCIS JAcoBY JR
tsn3oiiy Apo,Aseafy.
llALINS AMAADlNE, JUST RECEIVED
- BY LAprvss from the manufacturer. for the
tars and Prevention u Chspred Hsads, sc, for
sac BY FRANCIS IACoBY, in.
tsr3odiy Aposhsesry.
uBIN's EXTRACTS FOR THE HAND
- kkRcuiEf warranted ssariHs, constantly 90
FRANCE. JACuBY, JR.
lai.sodly Apoilseary.
ABDOMINAL sCpPORTERs.
Mrs. BETS tTEE0-ABpONilNAL SUP.
VI PORTER, invented ~ Mr.. SARAH ps,ts. Phi
AIDE rhia, and highly Tssolains.tsd b. tbs Asdlea.
Faculty - bsiag the bee, irstra.asai " tie klsd
for sale By FRANCIS JAcQBy, Jk.
jAnsDdlv ApothscAry
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

~ 'ANIILE accounts. and claims Of every KIND
Nl W. rrpmriiy solicited III any part Of III. State
ad ~ al points ON the Miss.sipi froTn ~ Louis
Duhugu kssaitiaEse. made GA th. dsy Of collection
Real Estate bought sold and leased nso1ey invest.d
II aaasa tsA. estate security on commission Land
Warrants bought sold aid located. Taxcs paid fvf
s1u residents
W. oasT Tor sale the following Rea! Estate, and
wcut cc.aiis s-k attehton to the bargains Of
l.r " ia4nbtir. ADDITION aud III. lasge tract
lard tws si!r. from the river which offer hy th,
trfg ~ 4Esaiitie. a. -ut purchasers We are conn
irui ~ better opportunities for inNc-iia.ii can bs
fLAMA ID Al thx.e rfesent
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

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