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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
TO THOSE WHO RIDE.
FRED. 81 OsaV.

Manufactures IF Carriages, Coaches Bnggiea.
Light-Waggons. &c.
Ne. 90 Lever Market street. NnshvIIEe.
All naW @aaafzctaring every variety 80 -
4 71d style q yshaeier frea the pisiusas
{ % @ the nest kesntifsl 4E1 siAeorals e5=~fsf%
Gnishr1 t1TE eat. -
hAFiA4 sAsaEea 1Fst-clzzs NoEEs. and ottaaea lars
an0unt g ne t<s1 81 stack, pFsPaFSa - a. 49,
whirh al roupaFg HiiA any aAae cosu ~ = -
siyls or e1E-1sy an ktEa q Fsss Kept eaassaaty e
kEEd, FfczaptF aadt - order. =
ENeFetGs Fasan2 GouDffmm
1hia iEeftsnt raFeEaEat ia the eosp.s .
Ac, A1s la4HcufG n1cl tateEea1 throuEheat
e14 ielaesz1 apes slsk ths asst q fes 49,
saesn hssaE ne excessive ssht toF ais eisy, an nae
1sEfhs lss efthen 81 eu1esfgca u1FFa4es ksaaiss
ehs@anbeE sAs pi4ce-a tbs Ola siars y FFsi si-,s
Sc G.. Lesser AATk q sggs1s. - g. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08

I'VE especially invite Tire attention the Ladies
large assorrrent Of Perumeries and Toilet Articles,
embracing Fn@kf Fxtracs FIR oh ana German CooEnes
POmades, Cosmetics, hair Restoratlves. etc.
angst. J, J. REICH. .
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
THIRn CLANN.

Hardware. eNcePt such specified IN third cas Coffee
Muis, Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes
'ooacco IN boxes. Leather In rolls and boVe oils in bar
relS and eak Croekery and Queersware in crates and
casks Rice, Whiting, aser Sheet Brass and Copper
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08

I'HEsE Scales weigh from y H., tons, prem
ism has been awarded them over Fairbanks and
Others, aad have gaiasd repuiatlon asove AZ scales 10
USE ihsF 90 ronatrueied set Of order
And are WARRANTED 70 last long the sr that hey
are set or Farmers and business wishing
I nc these scales do - calling az
&. c. BANDY'S, Agent.
No. II Nalfz-s Easfrr a.. Tens
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
BAKERY, CONFECrEONARY,4c.

ENHARLEs ROBERTSON, Gate Of the Grm OF J. G. &C
~ keheFtson broad street. continues his business ~ No
IL Market street, (oposite Morris strattonsl where
he Is prepared ~ execute and an all orders in ali the
branches OF Baking Confectionery, &C, Wh may
be favored. His materials fgesh I'd Of the quail
~ and he natiers himself that hr give the most er-
ect sathfaelien he Vii sci o. who esale RETAIL and
orders ON distance ohcit a. lie returns eraI.f
thaeks for IN large patronage e has rcsytd,
gune iii
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,
NAsHVII.LE. TENN.

NASHVILLE TENN
FTNHE attention ~ Railroad Companies, Farmers, Manu-
fscturrrs, and all persons DESTROYS purchasing at
home cool machinery, such as STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGS Of erv description GEARING, CAR-WHEFLs Of
the improved natterns, SAW Mills. PUMPS &c:
Is respectfully called 10 this Establish nov grow
ING rapidly the Misses % the late Nashville
featuring Company. " intend carry on the business
fully i've before sad hall take
orders for Machinery aud Casing. We have alreads
commenced o1erati0ns in biAchs TN shop ard Boiler
yard, and sha give immediate satisfaction old and new
Customers
We are experienced heehanics-each Of personally
attending 10 his departmenr-and thus shall be
able % gork ~ lover hereto
fore done IN this city We shall every piece Of
work done this Establishment, and give proa d sns
perzona attention every order eft oce thus
hope 70 give general Subtraction, aud be patronzed Al
friends of home manufacture. NJ. IA KER CO.,
Claiborne Machiae WORKS NaShyiile Tenn.
Jun 2I-u Late Nashville Mani O.
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE,
900 pkgs cOv'd Buckets; l125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 - Hames;
200 nests Tubs, painted; 800 Zinc Wash Boards;
Hoop Buckets; 10 nests white Pine Tubs;
81 600 ass'ed Broom Handles Cane Fishing Poles;
IT'S white Cedar Buckets; 800 assed Liquor Kegs;
800 pkgs Half Bush Measures IS Nest Boxes, varnish
IS doz Pine Churns assorted poo Painted Tubs
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 1925 doE Wen Buckets
BASKET WARE.
200 willow Wagons, common 7o9 nests German Market do
500 Carts, common: 400 doz Feed Baskets in stoI
500 ' fall tops and to arrive;
rs Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Marx,
200 extra Is doz Children's Rattan ar
100 dozen Willow and Pattan willow Chairs;
Rattan and willow, very nice and cool for summer
AIso-Clo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work, Fru
nd Flower Stands. Also-Wtlow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Aicant Mats:
500 ass'ed Shoe Brushes 50 Jute Hark and skeletO,
100 " ex. Scrub :" Mats;
as Rocking Horses; 25 doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWENES, &c.
1OOcoils IN and 4 inch Manila Rope, 69Ofeet;
10 coils = to 8 inch do do $50 do
$50 coils \ g to inch do do, assorted;
95 reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line MANILA
$50 dog Cotton Pillow Lines and Bed Cord;
1,e9S Is TEna Hemp; 5ooi6: Wool TTiHs,
lis bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
rs " wickng; rs coils Tarred Rope;
90 4" Wrapping Irvine; $50 Jute Ropes
PAPER.
500 bundles SFrundl angerman's Wrapping Paper;
1900 reams LOckland do do
Koreans Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
175 % Ham % 20 q Batting do;
900 lbs Roofing do dry; Is OOOlbs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, sc.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CUUTeNS.
Pine churns IS 90 90 Cedar do 90 % do
Cerdar do TO- IS 20, % do Painted do 30, % - do
Brass Hoop do a " do Barrel de16,1s, 20, % DO
EHAMESs
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top:
For sale by S. Il. BARRETT,
may14 cor. Walnut and Front Sta. Cincinnati o
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
FAXIHI TRADE.

T AM prepared furnish Collins Of description
from the fine Caket to the plainet Servant Coffin to-
left Ware Rooms Deaderck street. next door to the
Up Up Livery Stable, between Cherry and Summer
streets, viii receive prompt attention both day and
night.
tuy 2. J. H. CURRY
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MA 9ARA FALLS
To all the Eastern Cities.


sB4GGAGE CHECKED IHROUGH.
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CLEVELAND OR WHEELING:
Three Daily Eastern Trains AZ A. NJ, 10 A. N. and
FIRST TRAIN Cleveland, Pittsburg steueeuvile sad
Wheelfng lightning Express-LeAve5 Cincinnati a.
O'Clock A. NJ Tor the Eastern cities; also, Detroit via
Cleveland, springfield, Wilmington, CiTcte'le Lancaster
rms rain stops between Cincinnati Columbus At
IoVeland Morrow, Xenta and London only.
SECOND rRAtN-Olevelandt PitUouTg and wheeling
express Mail-Leaves ClnciunEt At 10 o'clock, NJ,
TGis train stops all points between Cincinnati and
coilnbus.
THIRD TRAIN Accommodation Leaves Cincinnati al
O'Clock p. al, foe springfield, Wilmington, Circlsyiue,
Lancaster Ltnesyile aud Columbus y
Ths train stops a. al points between ClnenaSu ana
Columbus.
and Wheeling Nignt Expires LEAVES OlncinnAti ~ $50
O'clock r NJ, Cleveland, Pittaburg stedbenYlle aud
WhasIng, Tor al the Eastern e.ues.
This train stops at AL points between Cincinnati and
oastran on Sunday $3.50 ososk P NJ, for 0olanbas
Trsinst by COanbus tas-seysa minutes faster ihAR
Fare as Low as amy other Route
- FOR THROUGH TICKETS
Ard al Information please apply he oes. Bar-
- saeond door Of vine street, 40 ~ Gtbso
Hopss uiliing and ola oee seatn-eAst eoTavF hroad
~ nd 'front.' opposite spencer House, a. ho Easter
flgetle Mianil depot, kast Front street
- Cncc hoarsfrOn /. 4. 81 until ~ f.M.
N-@ y y. FuLLEk. General Agent,
az oNNFBUs LINE calls for passengers 81 all the
hotels for each ans every train ~ leaving o.
Tsctos Al silher OF above oces s'i 0 a'f P4s@en
gers n all parts Of TIE slys wi1no9i isii; - ,
iy1O. - = = - -
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STEAM ENGINES
nE1l1 NEaCh1nery.
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS g. MOORE
leave to inform their the public that they
I'D have IN operation large aud extensive r n
p o D Y adjoining Machine Shop and are pre-
pared to
49, PIEL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description Of ASEINtS thatmay be called
for and cheap be done west Of the mountains
Mini. GEARIss HOSE PoWERs, SAsE WEIGHTS,
BANK VAULTS, WISDOM SILLs and LTsTLEs CRATE BARS,
WArER WHEELS CoRS CRUsHERs, and all CASTINGS,
the construction Of Flour Mills Saw Mills, Furnaces
aad Dwellings. made to order at short notice.
We will also furnish description OF Steam and Water
Machinery atthe loosst prices Paers made to order and
charge for Of patterns which have in Foundry
The highest prices paid in work for old Iron
FILLS 4 MOORE,
SO Market street. near Broad,
Jan. Z, Sly Nashville. Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08

Boxes Hats Furniture snd Carriages boxed and other
light articles not enumerated also Carbcvs Of
rates.
~ Have every package plainly marked with name Of
confignee destination and depot - dsv, ~ Attention
to this natter prevents delays and lost Is, and nsures
speedy delivery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
FISHER. WIRELESS & CO.,

(sUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON. HORNE COZ
CIoTroS, Tobacco, Storage, General Commssion and
~ Praduce Merchants. Broad AMI Market streets,
Nashville, Tenn will devote particular attention TO al
buslness ntrusted to them. julvs-n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
DysenTery, BLOODY EluN, Dlarrhoss, siIld
all disorders OF the Bowels.


all disorders OF the Bowels.
NHE Grsfenberg Dis ntery Syrup, is sovereign in all
i disorders the Bowels. Nothing Is more injurious
than the use OF opates such disorders The Dysener
syrup neutralzes acridsy aud chemtcsy alters the
contents Of and gradually checks th dis
charges thousand certificates Of it's efficacy could DE-
got Ia Middle Tennessee alone, bat We prefer 10 give
bat one the chairman Of the Board Of HEALTH Ne"
York. -, -,
MY position year Chairman Of the sanitary Son
mittee OF this cts brought constantly N eontact ~h
persons su erng Cholera, DyseuteTys &C Fsets
nng my observation, wtyh reference 20 the
ecacy year Dysengsr SyTupi The nave oSeh
confirmed by testimony OF associates on me com
mttes and particularly BY Alderman De Forest, o. me
First Ward. rons Impressed Nth the Fa'ae OF
your preparation caased q TO be sent 10 the SaarAnne
Ehere the cholera thea existed and 10 is nos hts re-
Variable that single reported Aiserssrds-
TIMOTHY K. HiHBAhDt n. ID.
Chairman Board u healsht n. \.
The ChIIdFenss Pnnneen % vel known % De
most efcarous al disorders Of children froa one 20 i've
years old Why should tgohirs Of al the cniarn bofh
die before they years old y 4 we're nat that me
yernifugcs aud the o'her powerful medicines Aails
tered 20 theu we're frehing anu eaef
diseases OF the secohu cause bnt tis app eEs
sion wheru this asei. The Dysgniery syrsP sha CA
drenis Pauacea worth n1Tu thau NeFda eAh express
tnsg1T MACKENZIE bEcKWIfH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08

Ptano Fores. Books Stationery Poots, Shoes Tiauors
Os SC, in bottles Caphiue and Spirits IN
barrels fRTpetinF China Glass and Glassware Cigars in
cases, Clocks CorfectopaTes Cotton Card Urv Goods
boxes or haes, Drugs Fruits Fruit and Shrubberv
furS, Garden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates Cat owners risk1 oysters cans and lars sad.
dIery, Tin and Brittania Ware. Teas and Spices
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p. P. PECK & BRO,

ETAVE COZ sale TWO FINE COACHES. da-l1sS2 -
II lust received from Aeg korE- These ls.se-4-zgs
Coaches are believe huer thaa any ~
brought West OF the Allegheny aeantAino-
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ID d pECk a RKO..
P. p. PECK s BRO..

INVITE the atteaton % eaany degrs % heir stock Of
II Rugeies We make : good article shtch sc HarTaai-
Ne have also "a Aand EAsfeFa srele, Shieh us var
rant 4 iuneZ5.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-05

vWuW&WuC uSWWOS W C0uVs
THE FOLLOWING LIST ~ VALUABLE
Lands offered Ton sale hy the unaer .iFlei ga
ae most favorable terms the yrcc, lesng ,noisfste
tie fourth cash as,d the balance es two, thr,s
I'D four ears with tea pss cent iaistsss
" Y 4 ana l. X Sw of.es Town.
s.kik
" u ~ amt 4 : ofsE. of-- Town
NEs "f Ia OF -se 10 T;s..tr
.sElE
oi 81 .ec Ii r5sRIE
" y of y ut zee L. TsgkIE
- y " = ~ sec - Il ~ klL
y - I'll ~ see ~, TIE RTE
" II : " /. at zee - I.o.kik
Ne OF : 4 sad : "f NJ of So ,, 7
.eRiE
-w ~ - "f -ss Eik
Nv - = " " ~ RAE
SEs of Ne and y W II y II sec c,
fsa,ki
Me- aw u 80 s.T.gRiL
\ y ~ \ " ~ .ec Ts0 III
nv ~ Y " u Sc g. T~oRi
sE. Of " Il see rsoR
sW IL w II 80 - 4 ~ H
- " " aud ! II l. II .-c lo 4
ri
! ~ " ~ sec. - 4 80. nj
az : N'' -" . . :" So %. -
sfs MA Of see - TsoR2E
\ ~ l. ~ see =, oR.L
w " W n II Sec 10 + - RAE
=. oi 49, 10 r9.Ran
~ W : - Gee l., r - RsE
W ~ W - &C. 10, Tso RE-
" : W VI see ~. r RE-
= 81 W s.of =. TsI RE
bsstf BLAkEMogE LawEs
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IMPORTANT DIsrovrhY 90 CuAl.--John
l.. Campbell, Esq., Of Sioux Cit,, Iowa, pr.
>cnted us yesterday with lump Of superior
camel coal, which he took from vein ii
the same ou the bank III the Sioux RIVER,
fifteen miles above Sioux city. H. informs
us that the vein from which lic took the
specimen before uS is about four and a half
feet thick. Indications 1T the same valua-
bic mineral ar. to 10 sccu AZ various point,
up the Sioux for some twenty miles, being
n far a he examined, He gives a glowing
description Of the surrounding region, in
regard to its scenery, soil, climate, aud I'll
gibIlity for settlement .-- DRL,yp, Lxpns4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-05

RrroRrfa MASSACRE ~ IHi Mon MONS.
III. Audrian MOI Loiysf. 81 the pa,
says that II i ruinorcd there that Capt
Levy Blunt aud his company, who lett that
place for California few n.onchs past, with
4 drove oi cattle Were attacked an,l nassa
cred by the Mormon, while crossing the
plans. near salt Lake.
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Valuable City Property Fer Sale.
TIVE MISSISSIPPI HOUSE slrrATr

ME MISSISSIPPI HOUSE SITUATED ON
trout. between Asia and HarY4son streets VIII be
sosd cheap s0f 22xlso feet Part u the purehase
money can l.tn on mostsaee Tor ard yssrs q 10
per cent Lot on Third si Tear the r. Depot s1x1so
ret Also Lot Fourth street. a63oning the Derot
loexss fsst. Ths Lots o. Third aa1 Yonrsh street
are spleadsdly sis.esee Sov hes.rsss puspoess m
txi16AxED 3 HiCRk6x.
nhl&dtf No uo0nAa's Dsiiding Main si1ss
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WnirE SAyAsI, ilhNslar Ran oNrs.--
A few days since three half breed chippcwas
a. Gull Lake, III Minnesota, IN drunken
tit, hrutally murdered German. The in
hal'tants in the nrighhorho"d assembled
took them from the Sheriff and hung them
,,n n tree
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!" Hal IA! Hal sseh Q ssnIsee I"

George Gillaspy, the nominee Of the Sham
Democracy, for Lieutenant Governor, proves
to he an exceedingly bitter pill for the pal
ates ot his party in some sections Of the
State, not even excepting the polluted
CAPITOL" and the Capitol that i, 10 be.
Georges anteccdents Indicate something
worse than spiritual mindcdness; rs an
Indictment we have been permitted to see
most conlr,i.i,clv indicates. Aside from
this indictment. and certain notorious hab-
IT., there arr some chapter, IN his history
that If they should get To- H." public eye
would raise very Scrinns doubts n t. the
prnpricty II making .Aeh gentleman Lieut.
Governor of Iowa, and presiding officer If
the State Beard or Education. II. i. not
of that yirtuons class whose poverty i, the
best evidence that they have filled public
trusts without allowing public moneys to
/ adhere Ia their palms. Ills connection with
the Dcmoine improvement, wa, formed
| when he could boast but little of tie worlds
gear but after short tour III that boat, he
/ left with pneket full of rocks, one IL the
\ rich men of his ncighhorhood. oi the cor
K ruptinn that oscrr,m il,at stew, he can bear
most significant testimony, IN hl>own prop
\ cr person. III agency IN locating tie Cap
ltol of th. STATE at Fort brmuineS is AN cx-
rceslingl, dark chapter. lie not only lent
III. own service tor . consideration. hut, If
runners are true grabbed the share If sun
,lr, other. l'ut w. shall not 20 into tie.
tail At pr"."ni ioira tdg H,p.
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Tnr TlR>fRs Fl iit4L INV YoRs.
Without taking into account the babe,
IN arms, or the little children who could
ute tfet4d and zip lager, there were twrnt,
Thousand pcop. Mt the least calculation
crJo. I'M Yesterday, the great festival III the
seventh Annual Social Turnycrcin AT Con
rad, Garden, at the frt Of Eighty sixth
street, East river. The d,cgatcs from the
'ocieties Of the principal towns in the North.
ern, Eastern and Western State, were pre-
sent, asd ever, German ia New York, who
b. any dcxtc,-ty could spare a ia, from his
business, wended his way IA the direction Of
the German ie>ti,ity at that locality Four
steamboat and one barge conveyed passen-
GERS throughout The day, and tile Second
and Third Avenue Conpaine ran extra ears,
Never before IN this city has there been
,uch a gathering of Germans, intent ON en-
j,ying thcmsclycs and mins'er,ne with ALI
their powers to the elJ.y ment Of other
~ !. Tim.s, la
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The Ds1sgcnH eoHte- portion 81 our art.-
Gle n Thursday headed Challenge Met,
making serinns unt ri the commence.
ment, an alteration and bad grammar III H..
middle, aid an important omission II the
bottom, lacking IN remarks "a II. umt par
tally applicable L. the subject aud partly
not so. II doe hot deny our statement. uf
its position Had Il copied the follow lne
paragraph Al th.. eie.c ii aut alt,ele. Il
would show IL. reader that We .urm,sed
the very course II would take W. sad
the DsMg4at' lrabahl. policy will npM
be 20 stick ~ IL i.lschoo'ls, and swear that
according 10 ~ religious belief, the Bfso-
tna, IN .aslng all TIN. wa NOT guilty II any
misrepresentation That i lrcci-els the
position nov occupied by the Bsmoc.R II
has erossly in,-repr.sentcd certain feature
u the New Constitution ana from il. amn
articles VI stated the point II thee nj
representations. Not be,ag able Ia den,
our statements, II stick. IL the ial.eAaa,l.
The whole thing i IN a nut she'll II the
New Constitution make tie negro the equal
u the white man and intenIs that their
children shall ~ IN public school. with
white e1ildren--if II encourage ia. settle
ment OF siases and free negroes IN TIL. STAT
III 4 looks 10 the equality "a the wh,te
and black race. III THIS State and Their final
0maigamniioa--if II will INDUCE every yil.
lain who has committed crime IN either
States u come here, making Iowa Il den 81
oil the crime Of the Union III IL will
drive all the gold aud silver out ol a..
state If II makes compcien, w,tne>,e. 81
idiots and insane persons--if il does NOR,
than Is permitted under the old Con.titu.
ton, IN allowing colorcd people to testii,
before courts---if Ill these things i. titt
then the Democrat has not been guilty o!
Misrepresentation except in few cases not
mentioned. Those who have examined tie
New Constitution can Judge Tor theInsel,e,
whether VI not the Den.oceR l.as misrepre-
sented its features.
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tine great reason Why the National DE.
mocracy of the State wsr,. defeated IN Their
effort Ia reject the New constitution wa,
the want of effort GA tile part II leading
Democrat IN different cnunii,4 IN the State.
- Dab"qst Eet,nss.
~ the 4" National Democrats tfry, tie
iratctl by III" adoption 81 III. New t.nsti-
tutIun All right, and ~ arr all right.
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WE ARE CONSTANTLY MAKING AID.
w DlrIoSs "a our already iarg. stock Of Fur
nitnre aud would invite these IN Want VI a good ar
tiele 10 cali and examine before purchasing else
where GOULD sTEERE
au.sdif
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-05

>,uulii HALF or SEcTlUN2i AND NORTH
- Lali Vi see = I ~ " 80 acre. of III,
4ho%s thSFe sefe trlksa IL i.s. sata, ~ acres Il
he Il sac 2.
Also . Ut . W sec - 7 ~ Riw
~ acres
~ \ and W ufs l. See
i yRlN 10 acrss
= y Sc ct .s,Riw soacts.
! T. Of s,w q aAd y W sofs T. ace
q ~ II " ~ ACRES
b. sec - 4 " Rlw ifo aerss
u y \ aGd !. ofs W Sec 30 I
sRi " leo acre.
A.so smaller tracts selected with care and far sal
- vets reasonable term. b5
ls.s COOK a. SARGENT
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81 The Dubuque Erp,sss says Judge
Lowe SIS man u some brilliancy but lit
tie strength Of intellect" We presume il
IS only Judge Loves tril!iascy that Dir.
samnels fears IN declining to meet him IN
discussion, not any strength u intellect tie
Judge may have.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-05

mo MIR AIRY

sT>o OUR ALREADY IMMENSE STOCK
i W have AIso been making additions, and "
would soiict the attention " buyers. whether Il
wholesale or retail bslng satisfied thai please
the mos, fasfidlous GOULD sTEERE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-05

NJ "a EisL,s nlns acre. IN Section 10 - !
east - acres under cult, stios- tsm.iIsist pes
ar" issd House. good ~ri iso apple trses-ssos
ton" quarry fur inile- ft..a i"~a rriss $50 ps
/
NJ ~ EssEs ses,ton Il. n 70. Il cas-, y
"ts- at under cultivation god cottage. well with
r-Ai water o.ag. Grange fence sroand til. sltir,
lara fruit trees &c three tail-s frosa this city
rrt choice fsrta Price tioo per acre
NJ sDs beautiful " acre farm four u.llcs from
Davenport slate koad 10 Ausr aiiIs .axht acre,
Timber good ha1-s, ave foaans Two s.is -sptia.
I'D se.sd water magnificent si~~ II the fiy.f
Ffer ssooo
NJ - An excellent farm u loo acre. eleven
'A'Ar- fr"m The city Price. Va per acre
Ne -. A section of laad In Norflssswn III
.ioss aud DWELLING houss. 20 acres under eais siot
IRE. 80 per acre
NJ 30 chcle. garden tract three ullss mon
y. cry consisting 81 eight acres N high stat. j
cultivation good -Prtng ON the land sew lonse saa
'aru= Price, ti.io1
Ne 80 iso acres In seet.nn q. T II K.vsst A
rrs eho.es farm. I've miles fso the rlay w acts.
aprosed aid the remainder nas tlusssr sid p.snr,
sad. sv~i house tight r,ona. cellar well cisisrn
NJ ftie., go per ser-
Ne 80. A splendid farm Of $40 scrs. 10 mile.
't"a, ths etiy A. improved, to- good Loas~. barn
'las.e aad other convenient improvements clear
'f~eA running Through the farm tsp serss ia wheat
t"ra, Ae Tits 10 chance rarely offered to farmer.
''r the purchase ef choice locaioa. Free ~ pet
tcfe
NJ I'll sssEs sscilon Il I " ..s, - sers.
parity improved. Saier aud timber, ~ mil~s fTasn
t"~n Price, 81. per acre
No sis sw n ! and W. SEA section :, T -,
East IA scte.. Two three seses Of ~ood ahd
tone ifiee, siis per acre Two mice forth .i
buraut station
Ono ~ choice farm u " ser~s al fenced and
.' hish State ~ cultivation god Louss well ke
.s'ie fruit a.i many shade trees Oh ~e., aide hisl
- oT9se hsad' males from town The adjoining
" ser~s cat bs bought cheap
No Az L n Wv / section T Is kasss east
\ s~siioEs - II east
W = section ~. T -. RaGss essl
IL All seU acres situated aes,ut eight u.il<s f,am
haNearaIi fres. - Per aere
No - W i Of section l. r " q e. Esst A
beautiful tract well saisrsd fr,es ~ per sere
No - i.so scres choice sad 81 q % Per acre