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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-05-28
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The Bunk of France Is ono VI The grentest
cotMtnercinl Institutions Oh rucorl. II was
established IN 1900 by tho frat Napoleon,
aud las therefore existed now upwards OF
half IA century. II has Ind to contend
against all tho political changes and revo.
buttons which l,avc happened within that
ercntf,l period, aud, being the bank Of the
State and almost under the direct control Of
the State, it may naturally be supposed that
it has been exposed to extraordinary cocr-
cions AMI temptations dangerous to its sol.
vency and credit. During the first fifteen
years Of lis existence, the resources Of France
were drained. to the dregs to sustain the
vreat European conflicts in which Napoleon
was engaged, an'l during that period the
government was often pressed for supplies
for the military chests. On moro than one
occasion the Bank Of France hand to wit
ness all the French securities it held reduced
To less than one-lalfits original value. AT
ter long interval it had to meet the diff
cullies of the revolution of 1880, succeeded
by more than one period of severe CONNER
cial and monetary crisis, similar to those
which the Bank Of England encountered in
1887 AMI 1917. Next, it had to cope with
the reckless and unscrupulous Provisional
government which ruled France in 1913,
and to meet the serious difficulties of that
and the following years. During the whole
of that time, aud throughout the whole of
those political dangers, we are not aware
that at any one moment the credit Of the
Bank Of France WAS ever doubted, or that
its solvency was ever in danger. 1t is true
that in ls4s the Provisional government
authorised the Bank to suspend cash pay
ments, and made its notes a legal tender
throughout France but, nevertheless, the
bank did not upon any one occasion avail
itself Of that authority. In every case in
which its notes were presented for payment
tlny were duly redeemed in cash, and at
no one moment therefore did they suffer
the slightest depreciation. These facts are
conclusive rs to tue advantageous character
Of the constitution Of the Bank, and equally,
or even more 80, as to the prudence and
ability Of its 'uaaagcmcnt.-Lonaon Econo-
mist.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-05-28

The Democracy of Ne,o England-The Louis.
vile (Ky2 Democrat very truly SAYS: .There is
a glorious Democracy in New England, although
generally in minority. They fight through ali
manner of isms, against the world, The flesh, and
the devil but they never surrender" To which
the New Hampshire Patriot adds: "The Democra-
cy Of New England, although now under cloud
1i nlggerIsm' are bound to shine out yet. They
nave been defeated on account of their persistent
adherence to the idea that white man is supe-
rior to negro; but that doctrine is daily be-
coming more popular, we believe, and it's ulti.
mate triumph here i'll New England will occur
at no distant day"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-05-28

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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-05-28


washington AGossip.-The movement in the
Cabinet eomprehends aplan for tho acquisition
OF Cuba, embgecing the active cooperation of
England, Fraiite and Spain, by purchase, at the
Ostend valuation Of Si2o. .o660ao' Under Mr..
Polk. Buchansh, as, Secretary Of State, offered
the sum Of 800, 600 900, and it is thought now
that an advance Of twenty per eeht win be a
value of the leland. The Rothchllds' are to be
entrusted with the practical busine Sof This ar
rangment; and thor first reauisitioh will. be the
appointment Of a-ihembef offhair tribe and their
financial family-Mr. August Belnont.- .-as Min
lister to Spain. Mr. Buohanan,s great ambition
is tho purchase of Cuba, and il he can buy It on
reasonable terms he willy. y. Kaald "a
Arossng q sesper.i1isreeordsd that in the
early days Of church edifces, the seats were 20
constructed as 70 require the worsBPers to ex-
ercise the utmost vigilance 70 keep their places
Occasionally some fatigued SOD Of Adam would
venture on d spooxe !; and tho cenyeqdenee was
he would lose his equilibrium aud tnm6lsAto the
floor, exciting the merriment Of the sinners and
anAths indigestion Of ths saipis I'm thessmod.
en- en- smss 90 hsysysr. ahs ss.. s.s comfortable,
"A miniaer al one; Of ths; chpfches, on sunaay
night. incidentally introduced dprips his ssyuoa
reqnes for some one t6' wake me Old bfotfIer,i
E ohsa fsllsp sleep under the sootheine infiu-
sness of ths disSanfse, ~ 80 81
az I'ysay :ss1s:s ss .ssii,.,s sS: s. !,
.thsask st q ansdj ~ and sgt6iiss inisbi
~ ess5d fSvpF " ne niiahsy Snl
sXcES|aE sSs!sa I6stt ths
bs ess SslIysd tis ~: & q o issss SssS
:trut6Ns general .as6ertioils can web ~ - Ynu.yo.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-05-28

Su'SAen'tIov Tsei tongues ~ Dgls. potatoes, HS
besides rsisins, ALMONDS, orangss Dc, Some y
ooo or 20, 600 Persons pnssookgf the dinner -
IL Ams,ises s.;s.s 6 from
Wine. Growers Ais6ciatfon, BY Nj" RobtsB Bacii \
anan, one Of the largest and most successfat cpI:
,tiyatars of the grape in shat region, t6St tie
Amefiean grape is being substituted 10 a icoHsids
erabe extei,tn lhe, vineyards Of Europe for the
q native asrstiss; M On recount osin exsf tiou from
|. crop. l,,soa.1ss sss,n :Gsorofa..:-A letter
hSpk Early county, dated May Ilth, speaking
q s ss.pIa ps1spsss af the s,ops ie The. sss.o
cotton crop 70 a decided failuresup to this time,
and continued dying SINCE the rain. never saw
a more dreasy prospect. Many are .pIouphing
up apd planting over"
.Aid for Kansas-The Massachusetts, sanot.
passed on the 18th inst, to an enprossmsnt tl,s
gesontion apProPriatipg 81 90, 900 to aid the free
State settlers In Kansas, with an nmaudment
providing tina, the opinion Of the Supt lhe, CONF
IN favor ofthe constiutioIality of the appropria-
ton must BE- phts5ned before i III can. Be
dram from the tfsasury. 4.
.1aramassss j lfss SAos ss-ool. Henry or.bb..
who ~ shot by the Mexicans in soposa on The
esh mt For Hllibustering, was recentIya can
'ea0ts tcs the ppst Of United States Senator.
.f.enf sliiarnia. among his eornpsniois was
-. Y y; Wood formerly Of Mississippi, ono Of
The Amsfic.n electors in Calitornis drrinrstSe "a
rsesnt Presidential election. ''o =.
Waskiagsoa Poisos Cass "A -, ,.,,,,,
ysiessh cf w Washin4t1A dated Hast Ssturdsr,
smsutions that H5rkmep employed in fhs spcn
~ 70 the outlet Of tbs NsticnsI Hotel
Sleysr 5ntSthe cauals vese mads SsolseiIy Slsk.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

We publish to-day the sddress OF Mr
Stanton, the new Secretary and acting
Governor Of Kansas, to the people Of that
Territory. I, 10 no, much else than rep
stitDn Of the general remarks Of the Pres
ideni's Insugeral on the subject Of Kansas
alsirs. ff means anything more than
mere idle defamation, II means that Mr..
Stanton endorses the late Kansas Legi.la-
,sre. 90 far ss tina, body provided for taking
Q census and otherwise worked efeciusl,
" for . pro .sIsvery Constitutional Conyen'
tion-snd thus that be recognizes the Mis-,
s>uri mob and their ensctmsnts, aud the
proper law makers and bindiug lave. His
half promise that this convention will itself
provide for q sub mission Of the question ef
slavery Or no slavery to the people direct
simply shows tina, either be IL not scqusint
Cd with the character Of the pro-slayefy
uen Who are bound TO have majority in
Tie Convention, or that he entirely over.
,stes his ewn probable inGus ice with that
body. But we present Mr.. 'itsnton's sd.
aress 10 our readers for Their arefal perussI
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

This Railroad, running only from Davsn-
port 10 Iowa City at present, 10 doing IN ex :
cellsnt and payiag business. Il 10 under
able Management, and we are glad 10 learn
10 likely to bs coon an enterprise Of far
greater importance 10 our city than 4 even
now 10. The Iowa City Republican thus
speaks Of the coatinsation OF this Road to
the Missouri river.-From reliable source
We learn that the Directors Of the N. 4 n
Railroad have nearly completed arrange
msn,s for pushing forward work on tho
whole line of the Road between this city
aud Council Bluff. II has hitherto been the
design 90 get through to Fort Dsmoinss.
aud pause there for time. Such 10 no
longer the design. The Directors have as-
sursacss Of enough aid to get through to
the Missouri river, and the road will prsba-
bly, be completed to. tina, point almost ~
soon as has hitherto been FAMED for its CON.
pletisn to Fort Dsmoines. This 10 wise
conclusion; and il 10 the conclusion Of men
who allow ne ordinary obstacles to thwart
them. The n. s. n. Road 10 bound to b
the hrst road through Iowa to the Aissouri
river, and it 10 destined 10 be TO this State,
what the Illinois Central Road 10 to that
State, the great central thoroughisre,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

DRoPsEp DkAp.-Joh. Cammeron . man
lately in the empty OF the steamer Key
City, dropped dead while, walking on
the lower part Of Main street on Sunday
morning between the hours Of 9 or 10. The
deceased was about 80 yesrs of age. 8 fee,
in height, heavy built, hair auburn, and
wore chin whiskers " hich we're red or san.
ty. He was clothed At the time with blue
flannel under shirt over which were two
hickory shirts, had striped grey tweed pants,
which were bel,sd on with = black leAthern
belt; an old pair OF boots which were cut
recently with knife, . black hat and q
sleeps grey sack coat The deceased ID
said TO have frisads or relatives in Detroit.
Coroner Leiss also held az inques, on his
body, verdict rendered 'csms TO his death
by spoplexy .'-Dsbuqe ExY,sss, 2sih.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

The Ezceisio, says, that OF Saturday the
sssh day Of April, Msqpoke's BY vote g,
I've TO one transformed hersc into city
Thh is the place which is ioeat about 20
niles north Of Davenport and 80 south OF
Dubuque; and which will be pae Of the I'm
vor,sns points. il not the most important,
sIonS the line Of that railroad fu nning north
from our city. IF De VIII aud Msquoksts
vsrs connected with this place BY railroad
q, any other kind Of road. il is highly probs-
Ale trade wosld no, be 90 dull at present in
ssas departments Of business Gentlemen
nssehAats and bankers, and capitalists you
nust lssrn csstain Boston hssits--sDd that
sss psssssularly Of aot keeping the dime &c
s,sss . shs sys tina. you cannot zee The
ssxie-ii you wish 70 make this prosper
60 locality.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

AEoTREE LARGE DosATIos. tew
rd Hunt Of Mississippi, had made dons.
ion OF S25 800 to the American Coioniza-
'tgn Society; and We nov learn from the
Nauorsi Iate!Iigeacst lhs. on Thursday
week the Society received check for az I'D
d,tlonal sac 900 from the same liberal heart
ed gentleman. This makes total OF above
ity thousand dollars which be has eontri-
b tied 10 Tie cause OF colonization.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02
sse'y and Ae'g Goyerno
kecomptoH, April IL, 1887.

Az 'EsrAss-gE5 ALLIANCE Lord Ma
pier, al the late St. Georges dinner in New
York, INDUCED in some playful remarks up.
on our national Jealousy of'entAngling alli-
saeess' and brought do~n the house by say
.ng Gentlemen, the oniy entangling ALI.
'snce which shsll venture 10 recommend
10 your adoption Is the submarine cable be.
tween this country and England
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02
ALDERnAk IgJAIL.-DeHnis CeuI

ALDEEKAs JAn.-DsRnis Ceughlin, q
Democratic Alderman from the tenth ward
IN Chicago, has been ,red on one Of several
aargss, for misdemesnor, noting, inclting
I,1,s, &c, and convicted A motion was
made for 8 new trial, and in the meantime
the Alderman was consigned to Jail. HE'S
evidently better calculated 10 sdorn ths, 10.
stItStion than 4 council chamber.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

" We DO not BY any means dsnouacs
ell Democratic editors iaois erin instsly, but
II any body will show &c Democratic edi
tor who 10 truthful and jus, and indeps snden,
and patriotic. we will cheerfully and with.
oct the slightest besitstion admit that he
deserves-not 10 have been q Democratic
editor - Los. Jour.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

GT The Louisville Journal states that
pretty good butter in that market commands
seventy-hse cents, and thence there 10 q
sliding scale to 81 cents for description Of
butter ths, 10 Gle enough to tell ii. .sn
age
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

AgukpAkcE OF MosEY IL, ID sal d by re-
liable newspaper authority that the supply
u money in New York keeps On increasing,
ard the demand 10 rather decreasing, lhosgh
rates are without change, beipg7 per cent,
iUr long loans, 9 per cent, for the discount
Of prime, short dated paper. s4 @ for
Ghal oil four 10 eight months, and 8 @ 10
or second class endorsed and uneudorsed
papsr
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

GzEAy SAVING II FuEL.--The Garden
State, published At Loda, states that the II.
linois Central Railroad Com psny have Of.
tected E saving Of sixteen dollars per day
on single locomotive, the Lucifsr, by
burning coal instead Of wood. The coal
ussd 10 from the Du @ uoin mines.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02
SOMETHING NEW! /!

TusT received a sappiy Of F-ssb Asdioinss, e-
u rseiffSu ass5auxrssfs, ,eonsis,lng 10 pars
hai's. Toe bssE5's, 6ayssu's Aad Hari sy's Sc -.
psriila,
Dr GnBdleis Magic compound
yayns,s Family Aedieilsa
Louasais do do
aosetlsss Biltsfs,
Thorn's spsssAe,
"eassr'a sAnksf syIsp,
GEscys AsAieal Discover
J 1oiAs' yssiuaa Asinsps
Acnana's shxsf Of optam.
WisiAr's bsisAu Of Wiid cherry
ksAits' er's snd Golden Oi stn eut,
ossldss al in mslss GanssJ Of articles TOO rn.y
NGs " GesSiSs; also = hsas sappiy Of Isilst A..
losss u. q. kLURID0E
spe4du eoESIa snA kosx INsss Al.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02
WxElE SaAr Z, ConH yzon.-It has q,

WHElE SaArE - CoAI 4RoA.-It has a.
last been definitely aseertained where the
snakes cone from. fssppesrs the snake
depot is back of Rock Island, and We sup.
pose all the Illinois region has been sup.
piled from that depot. Hear whs, the Rock
Islander says:
SoxE SsAxEs.-A, the quarry On Rock
River, three miles from Moline, the work.
men during the past winter, have fallen up
on one of the Host extraordinary congrega-
tons Of snakes on record. They discovered
the dens in February. and have killed guam.
titles Of snakes almost daily ever since
They were in dormant state, having re-
tired to the quarry to hybernate, and were
of all the kinds known TO this region-blue
racers, black snakes, bull snakes, garter
snakes, some adders,and few rattle snakes
Some boys few Sundays ago killed no
less ihaH two hundred and fifty -four Itis
supposed that two thousand have been kill.
ed in oil.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

On Monday afternoon last 4 deer wai
seen swimming down the Mississippi in ful
view Of nearly the whole town. Three
boats were Immediately started in pursuit
and after a hard and rather crooked chase
for the deer appeared exceedingly anxlou,
to AVOID being captured. he was taken BY
Messrs. Running and Bradley, who fas,en
ed rope around his neck and towed 1t =
shore. He proved to be large buck ant
bis vigorous but unsuc essful efforts to 80
cape from the tolls Of his csP.ors. produced
considerable excitement and msrfimsnt. =
Ssbsls Tri5sns.
Mayor Wiison Of Dubuque, in his inaugu'
raj, wisely cautions the city against issuina
its bonds too freely. Il appears that ths
people have voted an aggregate Of one and
a half millions for the construction Of rail.
roads. a. follows: Dubuque 4 Pacific, $500
900; Dubuque. $3.50 600; Turkey River
$500, 900; Bellevue, 100000; Dubuque
Western, S25o. 900.
AARsHALL.-Aarshall county was iait
out 10 ls5s. 1t now contains 100 inhabi,
,ants and abou, 400 DIV ellings; being about
IS miles west Of Iowa City. IS from Des
Moinss, and within fifteen miles Of the geo.
graphical center Of the State.
LARsE SaRxsxr --E. ; Hawley ship.
ped on Thursday last BY the steamer Henry
Graf. elk thousand one hundr ed and thirty
eight bushels Of wheat 10 st. Louis. That's
some for one house.
Bellvoe has voted agaiast loaning her
credi, 10 the Dubuque & Relvue railroad.
The withdrawal of 30 large an amount oi
Iowa land from market last season, for the
bench, Of the railroads, had the eject to
check somewhat the tide of emigration 10
this State and 10 turn IL towards Minnesota.
The Gate City properly thinks that the ..
nromous grants TO railroads In Minnesota
will have the effect TO turn the tide back
again. A just conclusion. Evidence Of
the fact is already presenting itself.
Supprs DHATE.-A man named John
Campbell while walking up Main street,
Sunday, was seen TO suddenly fall to his
knees near the junction Of Main and Jones
streets. He recovered himself and passed
on iew feet, sat down on pile Of build
ing stone and fell back, dead.-Dsbsqxe
NORTH West.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

" The Buffalo Republic says that the
delegates present at the railroad convention
in that city, on Tharsds, and Friday. rep.
resented the very pretty sum of over three
hundred millions of dollars.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

w. NJ. RAYMOND 4 CO.,
Rssl Estate. stssl, ysiA ana Asasy Irsksss,
no " saAsr srasnr, ssuwasa - ASs -,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
VIII buy and sslI cal estate on eonnissto6 ls.ss
invest or loan money unincumbsrsd real sstass -
euty; procure pensions; buy and ssl ssocss' oonss
and .1d ~ar rann; pay personal aitsauon nv .rS =,
warrants aAd make oollsctoas In AL parts Of shs
State.
In the practice Of the Law, all Professional badness en-
trusted % our cxrs will rsosivs prompt attention
aapsa -
Adam Riddle, ESQ, Cinsinnati, Ohio
Peter Ne6 sens,
VConnor Z Bro.
Tho. Tho: ses,P G1 - ACsa u.,. (" :.
ss-il, I.,re;a. es,,'ss S.sss I sasA''' s'A1'.
Sshn CnarcA, Il Liberty ssrsss, New York
Apisa d.
rhs special sssasioa Of all seeking 20 .ahs ja.ii
CLIQUE in Heal kssAss, in,ssd to our n's
Of City and Sarn fropsFsy.
InprevsA City YreDsrty.
ILot ., block %, % feet froat, frans hosss wtsh
rooms wood hous, cistsrp and we'll, silss 10 Ssss
vide on wsss side, alley - isst vide On ssssh end
rsoms, gSsd we'll, otsosrn and Stable, kuis srsss.
slot 5, block s. - sss frost; ssssk Aosss rooms,
good cellar, well and etsesga.
sr.a. g e lel J. :aa . Y Of lss = s..s.
rooms, we'll and sfabiss
N-Los . block 10, 70 fsss rons frsns houss, 6
rooms, oathousss, vii, sisssra ss1 sssbling fes 9
horses
3-Los o bloch 81 ~ st 'front.' nossh side Of d st..
cocrs sAss ss Brsdy. Sr~ms hoass, rooms, wsal
eistern and stable
s5-PArs Of loss and o. block lis, IL Ola iIss sddi
on, ~ ftst trout, lesh street aorth eide, between
Brady aad Perry, fsAns hssss. rooms, cellar, veil
and csssfn.
3e-Lot 2, block o, 81 net nsns south side Of 9Th
a., between 10 Claire sad FsraLs1, fraAs house, Z
rooms ws,land olstsrn.
G--Braly street near ivsh, " feet 'front.' nsv .
story brek houss, rooms, collar and bassosat kiseh
en-.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02
uaiuprexsa Rarn Laads.

uaimprevsd Rsrn Laads.
i-sgA sec u rTa Mr. W; Ieo ss rss, nllss
vest OF Iowa d,ty, uIha Is rods of the RAu koad -,
high Aad rSas pfA fAif.s, viii make - Heslisni fArn
+-ses Ia, r o. ~ r % y; saihris 90; eso aarss
Fine plsos Of psalrs win runpns vstsr, witain half
mile ii timber.
~ SofNwS see ST ss-Rts, Tsms eoaSr
~ ssrss.
s~s,rrs as sssa eoaa.,, y
s-g 40fswx Sec II, rsos, s,R0 W. S'sasi,n
assy. 1serss.
io.a stsEA .adssk s.sr -
y, - ., srsaAiiH 60 lN ssrss.
ll-sw NasE .sAs y swA Scala, re
30 rrAnAus soaaiy. iAo sores.
i2-w hoiswh .nasE hasw ks.s x-r
@ hanss ~ Yrsakia county, IN sarss.
n-sh Ots : X and VIZ fssH &c is. T 70,
~ srsnAiiL county, ifo acres
A-wA Aofsw and Kt ofswS s.s -,
~ ksa sfanEiia oesa'y. 80 sssss.
n.svtotsEt.n and ~ Oss~! 7.tS. rso;
f'sakin oesnty, I20 ssrss.
ls-sst ofsw NC 70, - 50; Ir.sklin ssus,y; "
H-E offs 4 and Q . Sofssf sss 25, 7 10 4 ss
possowotsomk county. lso ser~s.
l5-E dsvs and y tofsw sec -, -,
PostevosteOts c. sssy. IN A1r -.
is-s sss =, : ~, 3 -, Postswst,snis sou NY;
le1 ssrss.
0-k ofs sssc ~ and / efs y I SEE ~, Z 70 d
~ & ieo
0-s - ofs /, 3, 80 Of Ia sf,ss
ofnwf y ! Of - I, sss Ia, I'll n,rl Vi
noek Isaad county. III ATS Aorss-70 acrss timber ~
cords 70 sSTs. l2o Aerss los prairie, usssrpAsssd
msador lana, tons per scfs, b. moved from end
20 end " acres hiss prairie, miles frsn kosk Is
iaAd.
o-sv sndst Of 4 = sse y, { d, ~. CALHOUN
eoustyi go.
7e-ssf sec 81, t1S,r Z Henry county; leo asrss,
Inc pises rolling prarie-
SIS gr Off ar section 90 and o v or of n y ar
sec 81 - n, ~ y; ~ sores
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02
G. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW

AND REAL ksfATE AGENT,
Once with Col. 7 c. EAds, LIE Claire Row,
kplanee Ls Claire Hail.
Las sssinsss snd conssysnciny prom puy attend
ID 70, L. zcs oJaxnt 80 soli on n aissioh, mon
.y issnsd oa anineam osrsd hssl Lsiats security
Taxes pxd and collections made for pSf lies In al
eetloa OfcounRy.
An extensive GcQ 1alntsaoe In eastern View York
2uSnx aoo1I 70 smIgrate - this vein ity En-
lsl>s - orsf Srsas I.gaa taoss nAyla
lEHds 70 dispose Of.
1EYEREHCEs.
EI Cos H!ioa IL cisr1, osssndagus, NY
Hon clAs ii hasxiss, Pokssp.is
Hon JnnE 1hon. .son - -
Hon Geo " Stsrlinx -
CApt Richard Peek, Ssw Haven, sopl
Hon L Morgan, Aurora, NY
hsy. Tneo. L. Oaylsf, Sew YORK city
bensoB J. Losing, ksG ..
Boskos, IInis d co, chicago, Ill
TsIlmAn, Powers Mclean, Dave port, low
ipfzaaI w.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

uainprsvsA City Property.
l. 6T, Lots T. o. ., 10, block II Yaisoa's addition
slot 8, bloek 10 Taiton's addition.
10Y Of lot o block -, - tsst trout.
ss-Less l, 2, 5, 4 block -. L. Clairss addition.
S-Lots 5, ., block sY, L. Ciatrs's addition.
80 Lots in Mtehells, MeIatoshs snd Forrest q
ptlfons addiuons conprtsng soms Of the most desss
bs for rvsidscoes b fosud within tho mts OF
tho city Pricss law aad terms sAsy.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02
Improved Farm Lands .

Part oIs i Sc ~ and part sf 5 ~ Soc -
~, kse scott county, esss sids Duea9 oad
sisvsn rode front. 10 rods dsso with story hoass,
rssss, eaiisr, wsii ,xe.
as sK5, fsEs. ssc 81, ~ s,ks, Scott 90 !:
20 acrss bsaced On sdrs 20 broken, II mitss
from Dsvssport sad y nlis from Long drovs. Avery
tsairAols and cheap iarm.
49,, sec s and \ eco .. 70, 4, scott CO., sts
AEes, iuo scrss under cultivation, slts naive
quarry and rusnins water. Nsv two ssosy dvsiIns
with stone bAssm~nt
ss-PArt OF u. sce 10, fsk y, scott co.,
e serss. ~ uiiss n ON Co1rt House on Hekory
Grove rc~d. All fenced sad 10 under euls
frame houss, rsoaas snd All. hen.
st-PsrtofW y Of sk. seo ~, 70, ., SCOT,
~ sSfss near Dsssapost, ssstk of ana fsciag
L<rsst street. pndsr oaluvsuoa.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

.Ssca0.!s, as..,I,l.aI,
DSslsis IN x.shAags and Lana =. y
ssshsase on the prinsipal .itsas haaa w.tr.au
70. SAFE IN sums to suit surehsss.,ss' o. tie VI,
SAnpxp 70. ~ "AH1isG ps..
Bank of America, ~
American ElsA.n.. n.,, S"Yss
Geo. NJ. Pinckard, b., 4,
Rascnna Hank, osht VI New al
Darby . Barksdale, Banl-,, kayenn. ala
blskeiey Richey, Rrokers
y Mobley, Esq, BAaker, Pn.la'4
Meury Miller, ksq, Du%.a
GEORGE as..l. Ell I. NICk'o'i;Ii. ki''i;i. =,
1..s Gsnsrai ~.sI..l. ( Real Estate Ag,.,, ,,s
A.saa warrants bo u9ht. sold ana ,6ehl,
Improved Land, T.rns and u sI,s % s.tsd
ior sals and Nonoy ip,.yp psO PER-
On % In Davsnport'I bloei.A i.A,s.isd. wd
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

UAinprovsd Lots In xeuns Pleasant.
% Block 81 NJ G oy's atiitioa, soo.sl0 feet.
4i--+ u Block IL, MsCoys addition, each n, ItoI
1 50 fesi