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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20

Mae. CUKhiseRAn Mosssp IT Wouxs
~ NE~ YoRK We take the following
from tbs New YORK Tribune Of Wcdnss.
day
An extraordinary eAeiteinsnt ~ss created
IN Bond street, yesterday, by the gathering
in front Of Mrs. Csnninghsm's residence OF
= disordsrly mob Of women aud boys. The
women, about thirty in number. held . sort
VI drum-hesd court martial. and unanimous.
" ssreed that nrs. Cunningham wss guilty
OF murder and ought to be driven from the
city. With the help OF the boys they made
al attack on the house. stonlng the win.
dove and doors, ringing the bell. making
hidsous faces, aud shouting their opinions
IN no very delicate way. The attack vac
continued until the arrival u the officer, who
took the most active OF the Amssons to the
lookup.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20
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Yha noo - evr RpoA0s,

The public journals OF the cl.er Sosth-
ern States. Virginia, North and South Ger.
oiina, and Alabama, being especial exam
pies, ars occupied 10 IN unusual extent.
with notices Of an emigr alton that BODIES no
good 10 the present or future prospects, Of
these members OF the confederation. The
breaking up Of households, the sale of plan
tations, and the preparations and progress
OF an extraordinary large number OF movers,
som. seeking the far West, aud Others the
extfcme South. portion sending their SER
wants in the latter direction Tor sale while
they themselves seek 4 home IN The new
Tree States, are the Signs Of process OF
depopulation that cannot b. reviewed With
out the greatest concern. ~ this tide OF
emigration Joer not emsnat. from an over
ho~ing population. Very 10 from IT,
Rather, II makes an abandon.nsnt OF . soil
which, exhausted BY inIud,clou. culture.
will no longer repay the labor OF tillage-
the result vi a system of seit-coDsuming
h.ing, which has eaten in upon self until
there no longer remains the means oi cub.
sist,nee."
81 says the Bsil,more American" OF
March 18th.
Let VI look al the facts presented above.
Tue older Southern States" here men
toned, are blessed by nature With oil those
th ngs which ought TO mske prosperous and
hsp.y States /: gsnisl climate. itch soil
nobe ryersi and inexhaustib'e mineral
wealth Yet We lind tbs, INSTEAD OF Q
Lea thy increase IA population aud wealth
thef: ts a rapid decrease OF both
pr this there must be q cause Whal
u IT erhausts he soil by ",nJud ieious cuI.
turc !" and produces the system OF seli.
{ consuming living 80 Unwilling a. the
"An.eric.n" may be ~ acknowledge it, still
there can be but one answer, aud that an.
ssef is--Slavery. No stronger proof need
b. eiduced thsn the fact that . /" portion
u these emigrants are sending their slaves
/. the extreme South" Tor % {, while
they themselves seek home ~ the new
free States" Evidently these persons are
not unctursd with the heresy vi "Aboli
l,om,m," but the motive OF self interes
compels them 10 dispose OF their "chstt H.
aud with the proceeds secure = homs AMI,
Tree institutions.
What prof. orion Theses em,grsats 10 ire'
States bear to the whole number vi thos,
who leave the solder Southern States" tn,
American does not inform US, but the
census Of 1850 supplies MS with data on Thu
| point
In 1850 oOs,s7l persons were living il
/ the Tree States who were born Ia the Slav,
States. while only 206,6so persons born il
free States we're living in Slave States.
II must not be forgotten that very man,
OF those who emlgrats to slave Htatcs, d.
80 because led-either by necessity y
eho,ce-to seek a more genial cline, an
consequently, in a measure, compelled I
we've all objections to the peculiar inst
tuition
/ The following table wall show the nun,
bcrs Of those who emigrated from The borde
slave States and in 1850 were living /,
/ other States
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20
FURTnlI OF TIA LAID SAlE IT OsAar

Fuarnas o. THl LAID SALE IT OsAsr.-
Through the politeness Of !. N. Mcdaniel
We are enabled to lay before our readers ~
SAILS made At Usage on the 9th and 9Th ins,
The sales on the 9th were quite numer.
oas, averaging from olo 10 $50 per acre.
Those on the 9Th were not 90 many. Col.
Jenkins ceiling but one hour. rhey ranged
- high - ol60 per acre.
From the communication from which "a a
copy The information. the writer sccms 10
inter thst sor, OF Peter Funkey, or game
Of "erag" 10 carried on He Gays in one
portion OF the isster-"Aiter Col. J~nkin,
soid. on the 9th, up 70 section %. he ststed
that b had done % well to-day, that he
would Close the sale until to-morrov a Q
O'Clock. and oil lands not settled for this
sitesnooa. will BE- sold again Tomorrow l"
and in anoeAsr- !. cannot tell how things
Siii tora to-oogsow. = ssetlsss ara bound
. heve their extsa quastes section, and
lpecslatess continue % III eaaiast thsn."
TIE to.oorfow shows thai eoms Of the
he iand run ~ q ESQ pr scss-s en- Of
messy thst 10 0sn wesl1 pay. tAesesess The
Ds69iag y asrs farce, and the ineest i
'saily sssa sAsss0h.-Dstuss h. . ~. I
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Full allowance must be made in the
hoove for those who were slas eholders and
thus secess,tsted to remove to q slave state,
OF relinqush the precious privil cge OF own.
ing few /" nigges."
The difference in soil, climate and local
position, between Missouri, iilinoie and In.
diana, 10 very slight--yet we md that while
iO5,755 persons were living in tho latter
States who had emigrated frsm slave states.
Notwithstanding, that such differences ~ do
exist in climate and predictions would IN
cline the Southern man To d. ssouri.
A ie~ years since the wrongs OF Ireland
were the theme vi the Democratic press
aud the hobby OF Democrats orators, and
as ship load after ship load II the hardy
sons vi Erini reached our shores. how slo.
quentiy we're xe reminded OF the sufierines
they endured rather than temaln under
British tyranny Nor 10 the theMe yet e.
hausied, ~ an election draws near how ar.
dent ara the democracy" 10 their sympathy
i0f The oppressed celi aud their hatred TO
tue British LlYu We have no wish 10
4aalfel with then oa that seoIe, il they
"efe but consistent, a. they would but spare
His sympathy Tor the deseend.nt. VI the
iounderi OF The - Old Dominion" who are
compelled 10 abandon their native hills and
alleys Ito rid them. elves oila worse than
European despot,sn..
II appears that Vi i.36v.vsz tree persons
hofA ia Sirginis aud living N is3. in the
United States, 1853, or traction short
y - per cent, lived out Of Vagina. Or
s.oo7,l5s persons born ia ireland in 1851,
l,l5l 1868 Of fraction short VI ~ per cent
lived out oil Ireland
ne more extract iron ths "Amsrlsan"
m We close
'tese facts, Tor they are such. s.gasat
'hs " sliDn no. are the older Southern
states keep their popu.stion
in q word, msnufac.
turing and mech An,cal industry must get .
iooshoid at tbs South, must Geek expansion
there. and invite to her deserted scrss an
migration OF the laboring classes, II she 10
= mud prom .aDle employ meat Tor her people,
develop b sr own resources, aud maintain .
position among prosperous communities =
theie - no help otherwise.
WI cannot see that the proposed remedy
siii never be applied so long a. the soil 10
= reed with slavery
In order 10 encourage al emigration OF
the lsboring classes" Labor must be rem
Tered noble and honorable b. a severance
rom oil come tion with ssrldom and vas.
saiage
Here. then, IS u. practical question fef
Northern men. We cannot abolish slavery
y Virginia. bu, We can prevent i,s extcn.
slan into Tree territory. What more or,hy
u our hlghest aims, and our utmost efiosts
than 10 d. all in our power 10 stay the
srEesd OF 90 u i'hering = blight
Yours, &C., AsRicoLA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20

Last Saturday our citixsns b, a MAJORITY
OF over Eve hundred, voted H. favor - ;
loan OF o20o,ooo Tor certain Involvement.
deemed essential for the prosperity Of Il -
city. The large majority BY which the a..
ssrsisd exhibits Determined feeling j, H.
part Of our citizens to do everyth ~ :.
their power 10 advance the roe ~ n...r,,,
Of the city. they have yoiur AMY ...,...y
: serious obligation. with ii. crp.eoue,
increase Of taxation, 10 erect nece s..,. az.
lie bsildings, to establish VA ,r work. and
70 improve the streets OF the civ rhe.e
are oil objects worthy Of and demanding .ny
'ssso"se's 's'' zee. We have had OUT
No. :" position 10 every measure insol,.
-. zoe smslles, outlay or the most ressona.
Ole taxation for purposes Of public good
Happily, those opposed 10 l. Ian sithe.
possessed but email inaasn or u.ed the,,
isaasncs % sasll purpose The loan car.
risd With bss : email vote q opposi,ioo.
We pssssas there will b bu tile di6cuI,v
10 s0seliag tbe loan. This scempl,.hed
or City Cosscil have . higt and respons
BE duty before them. Il hp been charged
that ihk money will Be- SOU iaessd The
works. appropriations and DISAGREEMENT.
will fall upon the Council Upon the
Mayor and ceuaeil rests the 'esponsibiLty
We have eoa6dsaes that the, are able IL
oeet Il, ssd that when their lsl rep,r. 10
nAds. % eitigss who vo,cd IN this loan
will Aavs easss 10 regret L,i esuoa, aud
shas = sasay Of the iosn VIII nave the
saaislassiss d ssyias 10 exsi.suoI over
0iDmasaee0sat o. corruption a." there, ~e
~ 20 -"
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DisTaEssiHs ACCIDENT We learn ii
distressing accident which took place in
the south part Of the city on Thursday 81
last week. II appears that : little son OF
Mr.. kabner. about three and half years
Of age. was taken TO the bsra BY > friend
who was on visit TO the family, and 10
amuse the child. the gentleman placed him
on the back Of horse. The animal imne.
d'asely began to rear aud kick, the gentle.
man was thrown down. and the child fell
under the horse's feet and was ~ badly in
jursd that II died in few hours. The child
was 40 intelligent. sPrlghtly little fellow,
and his loss 10 bitterly mourned BY the be.
fsssed family - 1t. Pleasant Journal.
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DtsAsrERs On WIscossis RvER. Wis.
eonsin river i- higher than !. has been before
IN thirteen years, and the water has made
sad havoc with dams and other improve.
ments slcng its shores. At Nassau on the
ID inst tive men were drowned By the
breaking up OF raft, and on the same day
another rsft wss broken up With twelve men
on il. who were rescued with much din.
Guilty. Al Stevens Poin, the streets were
under water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20

SrRExT FisET IN BXHpsTos Ky In
Bsrdstown on Monday last terrible fight
toot place between VIM. Hardin grand
son OF Hon. Ben. Harding ana John Robert.
son, They fought with bowie knives aud
both toll desperately wounded. when their
frIends conveyed them TO hotels TO care ior
their CHASTITY and dangerous VI und.. The
parties have been Al enmi.y Tor long time.
and haze had = previous night
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FRiEsD SANDERS Burlington 10 trying
10 steal the iruit that you dubbed from the
tree.
BY attention, labor and perseverance,, .
railroad connection can be secured between
Davenport and Philsdelphi. Davenpsr,
possesses advantages so much superior 10
Burlington Or any other point. that there 10
no doubt that whe. these advantages are
properly understood. and the time arrives 10
sarry out yeur suggestions. ,hs, Da,ssport
will be selected a. the point of consecuon.
Ye, labor, untiriag labor, will be required to
accomplish this object; just ssch labor a.
you Tor years bestowed on the Chicago and
mock leland Rsilsosd.
Yours, Asun,e.
vs. snail soon have ssmashinE 70 ssy on
sh'E slei' G. IN full detail The sura sstion
" gur correspondent - des ,v;ne Of serious
/. as.Jerst'oI. and protsbL ii snssu .asd
.cuon EDs. GAxETTs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20

On bEnDER..-The local editor oil the
Rock Island Argus. the gentleman who
"does up" the astounding river and bridge
items OF tina, paper, was arrested and in.
csrcers,sd in Jail a couple days ago for
drunkenness aud disorderiy conduct. accor.
ding TO the report OF the Advertiser Ii ap,
pears then that red eye. mol gold has been
the mesas used TO bride the Argus 10 work
ia behalf Of the stesmboa,men against the
bridge
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20

~ Brigham Young, the hosry old poiyg.
amst OF Utah, is a member, in full fellow
ship. OF the Democrat party. and Bern
heissel, the many -wivsd delegate from the
Mormon country. participated as an active
and accepted Democrat in the ceremonies
Of the Inauguration oi Buchanan. Perhaps
the staunch democracy OF these poiygamis,s
may account for the snpineness OF the ad-
min'slrstion IN furnishing the crimes and
rascslities kao.n 10 have been committed
BY the Mormons 10 Utah
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20

A VEsERAsLs vicrih " IHf r1sprR
Passion A man OF sixty years ~ooed a
dsmsel Of forty I'VE. who did not favor HE
suit. The disappointed swan On Tue day
last, at Louisville. Ny shurfi I'd Oh this
mortal coil BY taking s,ryehn.ne. His name
wss Norman. and he recently lived not on
the 0rsmp.sn hills. but al Pieasafe.ille, Nv.
The eoronsr's jury found serd.et--dlsd of
poison sell administered
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act Pabiisasd and Ia ..at demand. pRUF. SOM
TA0E,s narrative 81 the
lSrlnM01l Ex n1OFsm M ExueAlaSoss

ass Pabiisasd and Ia q ..at Demand. PROF. SOM.
TAoE's asustiv. % the
GSinaebi Exptorsms Expedtsses
z" THE ARCTIC OCEAN. ~ SEARCH ~ SIR
JOHN fkASkLIN,
ia the toaf. iss3-4 and $, under lh- comm sud oi
Or. 4. AaSE, q. N.
onr soi, -so. ~iss yearly loo srienJd snsrssias..
frlcs ~ cents
rs rknrKssoR AUGUST noSNTAG,
Astronomer To the Expedition, formerly Of ths Roy
al observatory, Vienna aud late OF the Ualed slstss
National obscrsstosys Washington, DC
eosrEsrs.
hi.oit II ALL ts- Areue Exploring kay-iii,ou., 0tn
t-i-, down 10 th. present time. Nov tar ih.y al,
v.nesd Nprth~ard. There Diseov cries aud Seton
uae observst,sas. Last Of tasn WI pari.aed Ia
these Expeditions. The Whereabouts ~ sir John
Ftsnkiia, IT sttH alive. How far Nosth sari the
0rnhyii Expedition res he'd 4 he cause o( its
Failure. The eoIt-st weather ever sndured by hu
aan bsinss. barial Of three OF cur small pgvsy.
Tsrrine sneosnlsr sith polar bss.s.. ksaaamauxs
save W from starvation Abandonment OF our
ship. Our praysrs 10 heaven. We begin our mel.
anehoiy retreat feriioss journey 81 40 mile
acrass shs ies. We bury oar carpenter Ars
again on ID. eve ~ starvation. rnpsct.d sacror
wearrife a open .sisr First white man seea In
three year eafa srival ap.flAvts, sni departure
for Me- York. nc oaiy 10 read The NORTH
Pole, Startling thsori =. Ne such III Or a. Az.
parent nme II ihs seftA foss The forever In
ths msredaas
Tue BOOK eos.aia. al tia. "a paEti. ..a, i.sl.s A.,
ka"v oftti- rofievs lid at adventure aud 10 fur
nishaa "a thin The teach al bpuLd In ID.
per eossss ssmpte copy will b by mail. pre-
paid, on tps ot ias retain price, 50 ceuts Alec
full lisi OF m, paeiiestiaas, with terms Agsnt
Address
I'd. NJ. RuLiSoN
queen tit5 Publishing House,
III Ai.in o. einsibaaii, ohio.
s.-fa1lislsf. Of Ass.s.pers Ia the southern
OF western States sivn. tn hove advertise ms nj
one % more Insertions, inelutnx this notice and
scndine me "a marked eaAs the paper containing
tbs came, shal have cops II the Book mailed "
thoir address, pre.p.sd. H. NJ n
may io-di~wIm
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OHio kDEk.-1hs Ohio wss hish :,
c'aci nIs,i, isss Saturday ~. slowly rssss-
ins There hsvs bssa hssvy rsias shsvs.
and oil The snsllsr sssssas ere risiaa, .
that Il , aesas asusipsasi Tie river will
sseG - aoais On the NJ q cIssianaei.
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DRowHID. Jacob Martin, san u George
Martin OF this city. while fishing on the 7lh
inst. from the foo, bridge leading from the
south shore OF the river 10 Belle leland,
lost his balance while holding a stick or
pole in his hand, fell into The river and was
drowned. He was about IL years. and his
body has not yet bees found, after diligent
search for Il. This IS warning to parents
not to allow their children to play abou, the
river. -Monroe Nat Pres.
We would respectfully Suggest to the
editors OF the National Press, that they tell
somsSAsre on their paper. IN which State the
Press IS published Monroe IL doubt less q
gres, place. but then i,s editors should not
think that oil creation knows Jus, where
this Monroe 10, or Chich Monroe il il.
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sEi. sse II rsa Mr. W, la I. sar mice
~r-l of ls~a fis, s4shsa Is rlis ~ Rail kosd.
h4gh and rsax sfafses Will N Az sceient farm
i-se. Id, y. n ~ y. osthns CO. e.o
tss p.ese u pTssss 9Th raanias water, within hail
mile II timber
~ = q Nv. 50 - so--Ri1, I.G,. eoaa,y
o. serr.
~ >. Is W. So. ), RE, Rs s.Ou ssa1,y; es
~ ,.ois /" !. sse n, I -S..Rs, " SIsnkiia
eouaty, " acres.
io--t J. i - saa i b \. q , a.. sse y, -
> ~ ', ffass.aso Ia ssfe,.
n-s~.aas !. .aa ! !. i sws. soc is,r -
~ rrsakils ssaais. lI.aT-,.
l;-w .e.s. . .aa - asw !. Sc 49,
n Fr.alhn sosa,,s 10 acre. -
u-w. sfs .na y Kssfsws sss % I
"a k2o fsAakiin county iss ssrss
is-s.tafs = ana = y II s.t .tss. 10.
franklin sosaty, I&s .sfes
io-a q sf.- sss a., - 80 RrassiL esas,,: "
sss~s
G-M lis 4 anI . . Of. q ~ =. q 10 n s.,
Pottu~ottemss county lsa sSrss
Sta s..t Aaa..tasss. 49, s.tfs, -,
fottowott5mss Ieauty. In
.s-s ,..> -. -, -, ross.~or,sl.. eoun,y;
leo acres.
s-kto1. .fsse ~ sd - ois . s.S ~, ~ a
81 o. leo
sv-s II - Z. h - , Z, 4 of a . a, . .
toin~ Z. y Of T. soS ~, Z u n, RI VI,
kock Island 4nfy. III s7s 10 seres timber ~
eords 10 acre III seres io~ prairie, aasarpa sssd
msstos lssa. tons per acre, he moved frcn cod
10 end % aetes high prairie, miles fros Ross 10
iaad.
Us snss ! Il o . &c ~, sss,r cs,heul
eoustyi 80
rc-s-t sss u, -, q Henry oS1asy. lea ssrss,
nnr pie~s rcllinx prsfss.
Ss-a " ofs ar s~cson ~ ana I. v ar ii "a = ar
sec 81, ~ n, ~ v. " acres
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snIih nnsrnsss, i,snuA raAl, caAs. O. russis
Attorney a. Law
w. ". RAYMOND 4 90,
1sal Essass. Stock, Dsad and ksasy 1sskss,
no - saAss srassr, ssrwsss - Ass -,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
VIII bsy aud sell raAi estate commissDn: lsass
invest :. s.a sss, J. sss ssss
eurfts prare p-asslns; buy All s"ii stocks, bonds
end is'd swsaau pay personal Att.ntion 70 the -.
iciioa Vi isnis aud tas le st,sa of land
warrants. AMI MAKE colieeuons an all parts Of the
State.
Mr. Putnam. m-n,s,sr Of our arm, being engaged
10 The prstc. the IAs, all Professional business
trusted 70 care u,i receive prompt attention.
ssssa TO
Adam y Ridsie. E-a. Cincinnati, ohio
Peter Nen 4 sons.
UConnor q BRO.
small, Csilora { Hughes, BANKERS.
J LSrkin, Banker +"
soaa chareh. ~ Libss.y street, Nee Yort.
Apisa du
rns .r- ,s, -. a.ioa - ~ .s.s,as 70 make Jaa
S,oas lnvssusea.- "a Heal E.s.s,s isvssd 20 our hs
oftny anu Yarn Property.
Inprsvsl Cisy Rrspsrsy.
Lot ;, block %, ~ ssi trout, tran. house wisA
Srvons, wood house, essssa and welt ailsv 10 tsss
v'ds GU ssst AIDE, siisy - foe, side sos,h esd.
~ oiiot and lot ., block e., frame houss With
r,oms good yell. c,stssa and stable, fruit trsss.
3Loi 9, biock IS. 80 fsst front; briek hoass roons
s1'i esltsi we'll and eistern.
s-fsst IT y VI toi and - u lot s, slosk S
| stardoyAits .idirlon . f.st fron,, frame house
| rootns, we'll aud Stables
I-L,i J. tIs@k ~, ~ icst Goal uans houss I
| fooms, Ssthoasss, we'll eistsrn and ssabiins Tor
horses
SILT biseA 81 feat fSat, slds Of VI q.
dooFs cast u hssdy frame houss, roons, we'll
| csstssn and stable
S3-PAsi u lis aud ., bIosk AS, Ls Cialrss sddi
ton, u feet front, leta a0rth eide, betveel
brady anu Perry, fIsas heuse. rooms collar, Gel
| and eistsf1.
s-Lot 2, biock 81, - fsst isssl .suth side Vi sl
| 81, bet~ess Lo Claire Aaa Fsrnhaua IRENE houss,
| rooms, wsiisnd eistsfn
| si--Braiy stssst near 18th, ~ tonl, nee
story tfiek house, Esoms. cellar and bsesmsut ktch
| Gu
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Type FOUNDRY Depot
PRINTERS FURNISHING HOUSE.
Daily Gaxests office,
DAYEFpoRT I0Nl
~s ~suid inform the Printers aud Publishers u
io.s Nd The North wess generally that - have re-.
Gently taken tie Agency Of several Esslsrn Typs
l oandriss aud inlsnj TO keep on hand q large
stock oi Type ana Printers Material, which ws
vii f-rnish al Foundry prices, adding freight
Our arrangements are complete with come VI the
beat houses in the United States by which are 10
constant supply Of material needed aad The trade
eau now be iurni,h.d With everything they require
Without the trouble and expsnes Of going ssst fofi
Agents for
Well's Cincinnati Type fesadr,.
WIN. Hasst h cos, New York Type toandfy.
Conner a sons Z. Type Foundry,
".&f. D. Day. Wood Type, Columbus, ol:..
Ihe American PrintinA Press 60
Asthers Priniing Lab, Ns~ iork.
We Aaye also "a hand a susntits oI secoAa hssa
Material. witch ~ will soil cheap. Also.
FOSTER POWER PRESS,
plAtis1 isAls, capable OF ioinz good ana aas ora
and ia nrst m to order
Huk ARD pRrss
espabi. VI working iao0 card. pei hssr
SUPER RoisL HAND PRsss
10 good condition.
nAy ipth.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20
FOR sALk 81
w. ~. RAYMOND 4 90,
u eMl Estate sageWeS,
- 0saay street.


w. ~. RAYMOND q 90.
SSeWl Estate sagenes,
- 0roAy street.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
ts-s t.sns hsass,, ssrssr Vi second and Iowa
sussts. Lot etx75 feet.
sS--Los su feet tront With ffans h,~s. ,osnsr of
Hgh sad Fulton streets. Stay MA es's sab1i vp,ou
Young frat trees, ~eli e..
te--vslasble and desirable Hosss sd lot sssusr
Of Perry and sisth sirseh bargain.
UNlAPROvED CITY PROPERTY.
ss-i ne Lot, corner Of rsssnA sla Rsady ssrssss
~ test front.
ts-7 Lots ID fsors1ss. vsry eassy.
s7-iss acre. q milss fron Davenport, IN scses
tcr, &C.
sl--is ssrss IL Eiar,ssss sssalv.,os. Gooa sec
Frame hesss, basls Wen, &c.
Ss-S serss 10 Ha.lsy,s Dat ios. siss river view
UNlMPRovED FARM LANDS.
As-svsS see u, ~, Nc, Hsnry esunty lev acres
choice piece OF prairie miles norsh eat Of mouns
Pleasant, the keoksk sad NJ. n asaas nailsuo1.
ssSs sss D, 7 ssA, 3 w. Cedar eoassy. leo
ss-s. !. .~ssi. Z ss S,Ksw. Lana ssssu ~
IT'S taf sst sse u. 50, n ~, nssdil essa,y.
~ acres.
se--Set &c II, I d 4 10, yssp.r essasy. iss
.ere:; Iholes f.aris, seven silsstro@ niasaasiSDi
81 Aissoasi hairoad.
to--Nv Of - sec ~, q 81, = lr,Jaspsr csansy
~ eesss Good prairie. toar niss iron Aisslssippt
aad msssoari Railroad. sins silss from Newton.
si-Nst o. Nc y sse q, ~. Ra, Scot eosasy.
near Ailss's Grove. % per acss.
ss-tss ass.s - Aaaas sssssy, sses,sas 10 4 ~ :
., 8. esss seiliar prairie. near cosacii BlsGs
sesd. WIZ DO cold is sspafsss parcels nayiiaa
Iu1IIc sALs.
"hEhkAs he iesh day Of March lss7, Mar
w =. spAaldiag .xsssssd % ne JoAa r. Ceok. .
ais. sisss:s and ssss 9 ss.ss 10. siss % Y Ne
- Claire Bloch 10 Ne cry Il navsapsst, Seed Csas-
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go soak 2. COOK, Truass.
Jvsf 1Bo8IvIp.
"A very hssdscns; and De .ske sAsa sp IL %.
Psstsr ssyas snd varnat 10 ssis Ne meet Isssili.
sisss; y, " sfsds |" = sies = tsss srs. Ord.
s1kLIuo OFF s1LLIue OFF!
ADAhs0s 1 RAPF,
xsosnd sssses, above Perry
will eios< oct tier entire stock II
DRY GOODS
= WssLssALs AM RRlAlI,
aetoE m10o6 10 clos huetnens 80 aha~.
ere can sherstses dspsud e ssssaag.
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