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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

A NEw PRapCcr-Near Edith Is. CT .
crop = about 10 be gathered o. four acres &c
sunflo~ers. The seed will be used Tor oil
and 10 feed cattle and ppolify. as 10 The
south Of france but the chief object is 10
obtain the fibre 81 the stalks far paper. max.
ing. u the cultivation succeeds. Il 10 expected
10 supply abundant materials Tor fne writing
AID printing paper, as well as hBe and coarse
Tor paPer-hanglng. Mob.le Adsaiisey, De. II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

PLANTATION CorroS SPISNN0.-The fact
that an intelligent and eRtrrprising com mis-
sion merchant Of Mobile, Mr.. &. G.. Henry,
has patented an invention for cotton spinning
on tile plantation. has recently been eAtensl-
vcly announced. Nc. Henry expects To have
oneoi his machinesin operation ina few weeks
IN Alabama. and. as the process is 10 convert
the cotton from the basket, as picked ON the
plantation, into .spun yarn" there can be
little doubt that. IL the experiment should
prove sucressiul, revolution Of the utmpst
importance to ihe whole cotton growing ,e-
g'un will at once be effected. The brncfits
70 be realized are thus set forti BY the in
sentnr:
The saving from waste BY this process
will be almost ten per cent; and yarns made
from the fibre (unbroken and uniniured by
the operations Of the machinery Of the pre-
seat process used TO open and di.entangle itl
will be about fifty per cent. stronger. aud will
command the markets af The world, distance
ing all competition. at advanced prices"
The Savannah Georgian states that the es-
timateL Gust 81 the machinery adequate Il
spin irom one tn tsn hundred bales nl cotton
is $4,000. and that the ordinary hAn,.s. I've.
men aud children) Of the plantation can
operate Il, under the direction 81 one super
iDIendeut, Who could attend to hall dozen
plantations al once. OF course no planter
or company 90 planters will invest their mon
ey in the purchase Of machi1rry - expensive
a this without fr.t satisfying themselves Is
10 its practicability ana reonomy. Sneh seems
10 be not only the hope, but The expectation
81 many intelligent iosrnals. buih ia The soaih
and Tie North.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

P.NrrENrIARY vs.. LuSATic AsyLuM-The
Carolina Spartan mentions that High Holt.
indicted at spartansburg for horse stealing,
took to insanity by way of escape. In this
condition he was visited by committee Of
medical gentlemen, who confessed that he
was insane to all intents and purposes that
il was cruel to send any man to the lunatic
asylum, for by all odds il is the worst place
in the world that its fortunes were indcs-
cribable. but there was not alternative, Tor the
poor fellow must 20 there, whether he should
live or die under the treatment. This CON
versatiou had wonderful effect upon the
lunatic. Gentlemen. swear am no more
crazy than ynu are :" They assured him Of
their concurrence in this opinion. aud. after
trial, he was duly convicted Of the crime Of
horse stealing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

ID. MI. Hill, Of Georgia, has been posted a a
coward, for declining 70 acceP, challenge from A. III.
stephens, ". =. Mr.. Hill j. spoken q as man Of
exemplary christian character, aud much beloved By
all who know lin; and we are much mistaken il,
il the minds Of an right-lhinkng men, his character
does not suef much less IN this transaction than that
.. Mr. stephens.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

|" A foe who mi.guples yon,' stys IIofaee
Wslpols. cough, 70 be welcome sniagoni,i.
lie Is so humble ~ 10 confrss, When no cen.
sures what you have NOT said. Thai ne cannot
coDfuie Whist yoo hare saiJ anil he !. 10 Kind
ss 70 furnish you will an opportunity of prov.
ING him liar, as you may refer 10 your book 10
detect him"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

We have often ielt tie Inconvenience ii
the penny wise policy winch prevails on III,
abpse subject. For years We have endsayur.
ed % obtaina copy d every thing printed b.
order 81 the Legislature, with very partial
success. We authorized our correspondent
70 buy Or beg copies, ANY thing but 10 steal
tlem-and We do thus get some of them
through The courtesy, as lie writes us, Uf Mr..
Hill, democratic Senator iram caswell,
Besides these, We have not had q SOLITARY
document orbill. 'lhemembers cannot send
them, Tor We understand that there Is but one
copy lor each member, except % The cavern
or's Message.
The reports o. proceeding. and descrip.
ton ofbllls, reports. &c.. IN tie Raleigh pa !.
pers. = very meagre. and il Is only 6y. The
printed documents that the press out ii that
city can get adequate information ~ what i.
going 90. Indeed We see il stated hat another
art. besides the ant. small note act. were pas.
sed AZ The last session. without even The mem.
bers themselves knowing it.--Fsy. oJ~yse,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

Il i stated thal NJ. Marcy. in private converse.
ton, said that the neutrality laws shall be a ngdly
enforced against those recruiting FOR Walker as they
were ag4iss Champion ana the British eonsuls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

WHar TINS ATLANTIC f'ELteRarm Will Ac.
coNpLisn.-it is stated that when the sub
marine telegraph across The ocean il finished,
the transactions IN stocks. the closing price
70 c0nsols, the state Of Tie cotton market.
will be sent from London and Lnefpeei
every day, at three o'clock IL lie afternoon.
and will IN consequence ~ the difference of
inme-some five hours-be received IN The
leading Atlantic cities Of the United States
before noon, forming the basi. IL operations
here Tor that day-in other words. the doinrs
Of the London Exchange will be known here
before change hUurs. aud will be Published
10 the papers u Tie same evening before tbcy
are laid before The British public. Transac.
lions on the Paris Iiourse will be sent IN The
same manner. The expense, howstcr, will
be very heavy. ~ the telegraph tolls will be
about one dollar per word.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

FLrcTgRaL Vors Lasr.- The Wisconsin
papers state that Tie electoral yote If that
state was not cast. owing u 4 severe snow
ssurm which prevented The electors frnn
reaching The cspital % The Jay appointed or
tileir meeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07
IMPORTANT AND USEFUL STATEMENT.

The following statement, by Tie Comptroller.
u lie valuation Of lapds. The taxes paid there
on, and on polls, and slso ssfiog forth The ssfi.
nus subjects 81 laxaIion, md the amount re-.
ceiveJ iym esch. will be found useful and
Interesting. Il will be observed. smong Other
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

Tie spath Carolina Legislature Ia. alter.
~ the law II that State relative ii negro
ssi'ors On baard vessels arriving al that part.
Ihts are not % be imprisoned hereafter, but
must not. leave their slips.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

The T,aieis!i and CASTOR Railroads.
Al late meeting Of the Directors Of the Raleigh and
Castor railroad, Dr. W. !. Hawkins, Of Warren
county, elected President, in place Of Col. 4.
Hamilton. resigned; and Peyton A. Dunn, Esq, Of
Wake, was appointed Superintendent, in place Of
Capt nuSe,s, resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

PRESENTATION o. TrHsafs.-On he late
Thank sgiving festival The Boston and Worcc.
teIRaiir I'd Company presented foafhundrrd
and sixty one turkeys " tsiai number u u en-
il the employ d The company sho have fam.
lies to support.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07
Col. Thomas +. Hunt,

Master General in the United States Army, died il
New Orleans, on The I'D uilimo in the 9th year Of
his age. Col Hunt was native Of Rowan county
in this State. and is spoken u BY tie New Orleans
Picayune as a valuable officer and an ornament 10
society.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

srArlsrrcs or THE YEAR 56.--Wc gather
the following facts from number Of tables
published i'll he New York Herald:
During the year just closed no persons
we're killed and $40 wounded by l42 railroad
accidents in the United States. Among the
killed were 26 engineers aud % bremen.
During 1855 there we're 1873 killed and 62o
wounded BY l43 similar accidents.
There were SO fires in the United States
in 1856, which involved the loss Of lS3 lives.
In 1855 there were only 81 fires where loss
Of life occurred, and the number Of persons
lost was 1l9.
The number Of fires in the United States
in 1856, (where the loss Of property was over
500, 900 at each, was 227, and the aggregate
loss s2l, l59, 900. against loss. Of slS,O49,
900 at 1913 fires in 1855. Add to the above
the amount Of property destroyed BY hires,
which in each instance the loss was less than
$50. 900. and the aggregate would be increas-
ed to probably S27 ,00u,0 900 in 1886, and e
Sl8 ,000, 900 in 1858.
The number Of steamboats, accidents IN
1856 was 29--pel sons killed S5s, wouaded
1893. The number Of accidents in 1859 was
27-kled i75. wounded 1877.
Daring the year 1856 there arrived at New
York, al. 9l5 foreign emigrants, lneNdine
$685. from Germany, 44,O90 from Ireland
and 25,69l from England.
Thirty revolutionary soldiers died ~ the
United States in 1856.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07
sazI.56R

CiRcuLAEs NJ MsiL.-We are requested
tays the Washington Union 10 call atten-
tion to the following regulation u tie Post
Office Department, viz:
" The law, fixing the penalty for violation
at fifty dollars, provides that no pcstma ster
or assistant postmaster shall act as agent for
lottery Offices. or under any color purchase,
Or otherwise send lottery ilckeis ! and that
no postmaster shall receive free Of postage
Or frank lottery schemes, circulars. or tick
cts Therefore. all such lottery schemes,
circulars, o. tickets addressed either 10 a
postmaster Or assistant postmaster, must
hereafter b. excluded from the mail, together
with all other transient matter 81 this Kind
addressed simply on an office. or box In
an office, aud not 70 any individual.
We understand there is much complaint
that great numbers Of circulars, generally
unpaid, and in many instances 81 d most Of
iensiyc character, are forced upon indiyi.
duals by being addressed to the number 81
the box or boxes they may happen 10 hold
10 any post Office; and that Il j. die order Of
the Postmaster General TO send al matter
thus addressed fif il finds IL way into the
mail 70 the dead letter office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07
Col. pcrsfrer L. smith, i brere, B,i

NUEs Nlsa-NE : Sa1sssus 0.tsFt DsI51R1't7
General for gallant services il tue Mexican war, has
been confined as Bfsaiief General. ~ the Senate,
= Oil the place created tR, years ago BY Congress-
when some additional regiments we're added 10 lie
army.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

Uaier resolution Of Tho Legislature, CO., Walter
GSyan appointed 10 examine the condition o.
The works d the Cape Feaf and Deep River Naviga-
zion Company He len the city Of Raleigh for the
purpose Monday of las, week, and an early report
may Be expected. Upon his report viii probably de,
pend, in great measure, the fate Of the company,
and viii therefore be looked for with much interest
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

Tie first named six trritrIes contain
l,2S6.079 square mlrs Of land, aud a total
area of all the State, and territories belonging
to the Umon, j. l,9S6.l66 square miles ;
they run through sumo | 7 or IL degrees Of
iatItude.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

a family III Springfield we're al made sick
this week from eating d chicken pr cooked
II ! yelIeW glazed crgrkery dish. The
glazing nf such dishes il poisonous. and Il
absorbed III tic foyd that / cooked ii them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

a yst0gI k.amJsH. The West Tennessee
Wing contains The following:
.On die Goth ut. Is We we're passing the
cabinet shop Of eur friend Sinclair, our 81.
tention was called - ihe putting together
~ the largest colin We eyrr saw. ii ineasuf.
81 q feet across lie top, - inches deep
AMI was feet long.
This cofin was for Nr. Thomas &. Nc.
Carter. Blt shor, time before Ms death
Die was 10 town, and some Of our citizens,
curious 10 knoH his weight, persuaded him 10
be weighed. His weight was J27 pounds. !"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

TEXAS AND ARKASsas.--Thc emigration to
these States from tie older slave states isre.
markabIy large. and seems constantly on the
increase. A rcreat namper 81 Inc Memphis
Bulletin says:
:. We have never before observed 50 large
number d emigrant, going westward As are
crossing the river at this point daily. the iva
Terry boats (sOmrtlmes threel crowded from
early morn until the boats cease making their
trips at night. IL j. M uncommon sight TO
see firm twenty To forty wagons encamped
on the biuff for the night. Notwithstanding
there has been steady stream going across
the river all day and yet the cry Is still
they come. The emigration Is from The o.
der States. mostly Virginia. North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Aiabalna. Mississippi, aud
this Stale. all going 10 scttle ia Arkansas and
Texas. Judging from tar-e indications. the
influx d population into these States will be
larger this season than ever before, aud VI
good substantial citizens"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

PREsERyiSe PLaSrs in Manufacturing
has more discouraged the c1lli,aier of flow.
ers, than The supposed difficulty Of preserving
them 10 winter bat a. experience il acquir.
ed. this obsiaele disappears. Many plants
many be snmmarily dealt with. Caclu.e,
and scarlet geraniums will do we'll IN any dry
cellar without water. More plants die ii
winter from the effects ~ damp Than by lrnsl,
and they should be wntcrcd srarinsly, lust
enough to Keep them from Ilagging. The
best method 81 watering them Is IN frames,
we'll surrounded with dung, and covered With
4 thick mat or capci, giving them plenty Of
air when the weather ~ not frosty. When
plants are found frozen IN windows, &C.. lei
them ihsw IN cellar. and they will often
sustain no injury. In this way may be pre-.
served Pelaiguniums. CailesOlarias, VERDE.
mas. IitdrOngeas, &C.. and they will come out
hue AID fresh after long winter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

Treasurer.--Danie W. Courts. Esq, was re-
elected State Treasurer, By the Legislature on tie I'D
ull., By very largo majority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

SUNDAY ScHooIs IN MicMloAN.--I Testimony
of Gen. Cass 10 its Vaiue cf Sunday Schools.
So consider these institutions q high impor-
lance ID ,he grpat work Of preparing The youth
d our country for The duties and responsibility
ties Of life and especially in This day 81 strange
things, whenunreasng efforts are made 20 shake
The foundations Of religion by lie PRONUNCIATION
Of false doctrines. equally condemned by rea-
son and revelation. In a govcrnmen.like ours,
founded on The will of all, and supported BY
The power nf all, the culture Of The head aud
n,elltct i nui only essential 10 private pros-
pen,y and respeciably, bu. 10 public freedom
add tranquility. tits noble work. this ga her
ing Of our yuuiil together and setting apart
portion Of Gods holy day 10 their instruction
in The firsl elements II Knowledge, and in the
principles Of yr,ue and religion"
--~-~~~~~~~-~~>~-s~<.- =
THRILLING INCIDENTAL Few DAYS ago
Mrs. Suy,am Of Granby. New York, hearing
shrek from the WE'LL discovered her little
boy sinking in the water, 10 feet below the
ground. She Immediately sent tor assistance,
but before il came descended into the we'll,
where she caught the drowning child by the
arm, and held him tot the water. Another
child, tour and a half years old, went into the
house. emptied the water out OF the pail,
hooked il on the pule. and lowered Il into the
well. This proving Of no use the mother
thought she must either drop the child or
drown herself; but making desperate effort.
she climbed up the slippery stones until she
was near The top. aud raised him over head,
when Frankly lying down on the platform,
caught his little brother by the arm, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

Attorney Gencral.--Wm. II. Bailey, Esq,
d this place, has been elected BY the Legislature,
Attorney General. FOR the uaexpred term Of Mr..
Bachelor, resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07
Thc Hon. stephen 4. Mallory IL been

reelected SENATOR Of lhe LATED States from The
STATE u fiorIl III * ysars from The lii u March
nezt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

A GeoRcn KaILRoAn.-rhe Western and
Atlantic railroad &c t;enrgia makes very
gratifying exhibit Cor the year beginning 1T
Octob T. 1855, and ending 5Oth September,
1856.
Total receips, 1871 500
Expenses for The same period. 5s0.6s5
The total Gust 81 the road Sas about IS.
5oo.uO0; showing net profit for lllr year o.
nearly 9 per cent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

TRRRIroRIEs or THE UNITED STATES Not
every one has "a realizing sense" at The ex-
tent d the territories belonging 70 these
United States. These territories contain.
according 70 compendium 81 the census Of
l8aO the fnlluwmu area
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

Kings, thar Marriage Licenses pay sl,059 rs,
md ina, Mortgages and Deeds Of Trust pay
pny some 81 500. Il y no, gnod policy, II
seems 10 ", TAX marriage licenses; and we
trust tLst this seclion Of The revenue law will
be repealed. The amount lost BY such repeal
can b. made up, and even quadruped. by an
increased lax on deeds Of trust, ma6yol which
are gsossly unjust and fraudulent, Deeds q
ir.sl alone might be so taxed as % yield 10 the
State from five to ten thousand dollars per an
mum. Raleigh Standard.
CoMprRoLLEa's DEPARTMENT,
Drcemher Ill, 1856.
Hon. w. w aUery. Speaker ofthe Senate:
SIR In obedience to resolution Of the
Senate, requesting The Comptroller 10 report
10 ina, body a, a. early day as practicable,
The aggregate valuation Of the lands Of The State
under The last assessments, with The tax paid
thereon; also the number 81 polls and amount
Of lax on same, and tabular statement. setting
forh under each head The various subjects Of
laxalien, and the amounts received from each,
| have The honor 10 submit the following
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07
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With respect. &C..
GEO W. BROOKS. Comptroller.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07

IL he Senate. Nj Wilder. from Tie Judiciary CON.
Biiist, reported lie bitl yestng 10 snes covert their
nights % slave properly, sad recommended that Il 81
MOI pass The Senate sdjourned, and . quorum moi
bsing present. no faftl.sf business was natsacleI
dufing he week.
u The Commons. dc cslendsr n lIIIs on their
ssoosd reading ". called over snd III 81 public n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
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GL.aZED Ut.LV.LDOUt:S

A LARGE assortment Of Windows on hand vary
IA ing in ii e from sxi0 to i2xis. Al low ng-
ures for sale hy BRADLEY RROCkETT.
No 10. 400 corner ~ Rra'y and Fanrth sts..
.cp3n nAvRNpORT low 4.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10

OoGnAnsA Uslss, Hot BsepeIs on HAsyieea d,
boewssa Dssas abe second 49, lNsw Yott n.Asl,|
- beoa liso1ssA. fhs bastases vii hsaessesah y
sss:;ss Z ss;s e e sis ss::ss.s a. S s;:sa =
ssSussA IN. d: saoHAs 's'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
.,,,rRI.E1 a ps,,TisEll.

hUVNEEV u URVIUT
D~s,.rs an JEWElRY FANCY ARTICLES, 81
kc Illinois street Rock Island, three doors from
MY island House. Also wholesale Agents hr
C.n and Morocco Mouey Wallets Conductors
B,ok.. Bih books, Collectors Books Matic Wal
~, a. .ept3-',sm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
DRY GOODS And CLOTHING.
DOMESTIC GOODS.

Brown ard hleacheh Muslins Of all wiiths and pa
ces; iicsings, all qualities; Canton Sannes, grey
VII te, red. blue and all colors wo len anneis; brown
and bi.ached table damasks; shirting and apron
checks; American and Welsh silk warp and Shaker
flannels; l04 and i2-Abrawn rnd hesched sheeting
Muslins; cotton and wool Fianneis; Lnseys Hickory
shirins prus; domestic Ginghamsi sicoes u all
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10
Gun PoW1eri Gun Powder F!

ruvHE unders.qned being agents or Latin, Smith
j 4 Boies Gun Powder. and having = Magazine
near the city will have const Anuy on hand, and eel
at lowest price, oil grades or Powder,
EVANS, CHEW d Co,
OR. p0v - Second streets.
aa,fi -d-f0AnnAAA 0n9WN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10

NOTICE To ADvERTlAKRS.

No contracts for yearly advertisers viii b. disson
urued ~lshou, previous notice to ".
Large oaas charged double tbs same dlnenslons o.
type
Displayed advertisements Sne bali more than
ssusi rates. ~
Yearly advertising contracts siil be understood 10
apply strictly to ths Immediate business AZ the ,dver
t.ser and sli other advertisements sen, 10 by the sd
,ertlser viii be charged extra.
Advertisement not accompanied With instrucf'on'
VII bs inserted until forbid and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes 10.
serted one Nine free Of cost, thereafter eh're~d ~
ether sdvsvt,ssmsnts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-10

=
JULIUS LFT.1.sJ =,
l. A N ID A G. Fl u II.
office IN Aschissn'. nlsek, Second street,
beswcen Main aud Brady.
Timber Land.
111AcnfGs G i.Igr es.u.i.s. ,. T.nl<s. p, a,ls'
dlvided y ,uit purchasers.
Improved Farms.
80 acres Lighly improved farm ini.ss frsm Dav.
psrt; no acres IN cultivation gson hoard fence with
osagr orange. house, stable. etc
Ab.Autiftl farm ~ niles from Dsy-npsri--l6O
arfes--6o acres in cri,iyAth.n. part timber new
hnuse, stable, etc.
miie- fso,n Davenport; % acres. 20 acres In
p~ved-2n sers Understanding water, house. sta
BIZ, etc.
ia acres miles fram, DsyrnFOss--,,t arses IN
fence, 10 acres high state OF cultivation, l3o
Acres tnnb large orchard, two a0d wells VI water
large hpase wsth ICONS, stables, onibujings. etc.
miles from Davcnpor,--Ao acres III cultivation
good h'us', stable. etc.
81 miles from Dss nnpprt--i2u acres ali ia fsac-,
~ alrs III cutvaflIi, ~ acres timber 20 irai
RI house stable, etc.
} miles from Davenport-s0 acres: 30 acres r., eni-
tivation par; timber. large new house, god barn,
etc. etc.
- miles from Davenport--s0 acres, I'D acre. In
cultivation. good house, stable, etc.
IL miles from Davenpos'-So acres, 61 acres IN
GU .ivaiion, god house. stable etc.
]" miles from Dav nport-So acres: GO acres In cu-
tivation, II splendid timber. balance prairie
large orchard, running wafer, hcuse, large stable.
smoke housc, etc.
Is miles from Davenport; so acres-nli In eutivs.
tion; house stable; etc
llmiics from Davenport, 50 scres--ail In fence and
cultivation.
700 acres ia fence and cultivation. ell thr Dubuque
road 4 miles from Davenport.
40 acres prairie Lard; miles from Davenport beau.
tiful view over Rock Island, Mi.sssrpt and Daven-
port.
2no acres Of rich prairie land. by Waicu't SOME of
II cultivated. And larRe amount Of uDimprcved
land in Scott County.
number ~ houses. lots and vacrnt lots, pleasant.
iy slt mated in diferent parts Of Darenport For sale
on favorable terms.
Is beautiful luis In North Davenport-terms liber
ally Apply 10 -
jylStf JULIUS LYTANCE.