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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

TsI WEATHER yesterday morning bor'
asrsd on zero again, and the morning ives
cool and cloudy. At noon there was per
csp,ible change, and the sun broke out
TIE walking was little sloppy in some
quarters, but the sIeighing still good Ice
unchanged in the river Last year the Ice
sroks away the 9Th OF April, ferry boat.
commenced running on the 7th and were
making regular trips 90 the sub This
yesr-Se'll know more after while
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
AsK,cuLruaA1 Psocrs.los Evening

AsKreuLTusAI PROCESSION Evening
before las, string Of eight OF ten gram
sovsrs. all on wheels, and drawn oy e'eh'
yoke. Of oxen, arrived here for Burrows q
p,.,,vmsn from Fulton They formed
n,oonlivb, procession great deal more ia
sss.ting than the late spleadid f's'een'
Democratic Paper Lantern Procession. The
,.,s,, .owers are Of home manufacture
and are becoming very popular among on'
prairie farmere.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

Coop CicARs --Messrs. Brooks q DAVIS
have Just received from Baltimore some
CHOICE articles Of imported eigsrs' which
those fond of tho weed would do wen to
Try Some If the brands are Of rich fla
vsr, and will recon mend themselves
These cigars were just opened yesterday ~
the confectionery establishment corner o.
Brady and Fourth streets.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

GILES LECTURE will be delivered at
lie Clvire Hall neI, Friday evening instead
Of Thursday as we stated yesterday. lie
"a. in this city evening betors last but no
lice had already beengiven Of the postpone
men, of his lecture. He is now in lows
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

MORE TEAMS from the country were !"
Yesterday than any day for a week previous.
Some wheat and other produce came IN ny
wagon, while few loads OF coal and WOOD
sveeted commotion among those running
iort.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
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ettJsE. n, " GBk

HAVING sold his iuleres, Ia the Drug s1efe NO
l1lO IsClslra Row, Davenport, towa'to aess's
IL ylortx HslioFd ould Daspeas for toem 'he paw
,onnga 90 klndiy extended to him
One oil the arm being graduate OF thafuIas! -,
b, other hayi az rad an experience OF ten or ef
',%aammeads tasin to tho public safe aud eomla
'e5., ,,o,, Feb. s7th, 1887. ifeb2sl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
Duel Between Editors

New ORLEANS, MARCIA Z,
A duel vas fought to-day at Mobile, be-
tween Nixon, editor of the Crescent, and
Breckenridge. editor Of the Courier Al
The second ehot Breckenridge was wounded
in both thighs, and his left thigh was bro
ken. Nixon ives unhurt. Breckenridge is
the same person tina, fought Leavenworlh
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

Accommodation from Agricols has been
unayOidsbly laid over two days But II Is
one Of the kind which will not spoil os
keeping
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

E. por WANTED. have now place
omen ior . good boy-ohe who desires to
learn the business preferred
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
& other grain, Steam
Engines OF any sizs; also
Rotary Saving Mashinss
furnished to order Iron Man
ties and Crates 81 ways on
hand, steam VII isdss and
Brass goods for stean
work generally in the
line Of building Matsrt-
ais We defy competi,
ton. We give psrticu.
lsl attention to this branch of the trade
and know that We satis fly any and
all who have occasion to want any So0ds
Ia the way Of building. We keep only tho
lest brands Of Nails and Spikes, viii to Lead
Paint OIL. and very large assortment Of
Trimmings, such a. Locks Latches Butts
4 Hinges, Glass Sash, Doors, Putty, Sash
pullies, Window Springs and Locks,
weights and Cord and things too numer ons 20
mention. Our stock of Fancy Hardware and OF
goods will DO found attractive. We have inc -
sortmsnt Of Silver plated Ware, cor sistIAg d Tss
Sets, Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns Table aud Tes
Spoons. Break fast and Dinner Csstors, new
styles, Mustard, sugsraud salt spoons.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
Large Fire ~ Cleveland

CLEVELAND, March THE First Pres
tsrian Church in this city was burned IS
noon to-day. 1t cost $4,000 It va.
new, and insured for $4,000, as follows :
Home, N. Y, 5000 Lorilard and Corn
Exchange s2,5oo each Liverpool AMI
London $4,000; Irving $4,000; Mer-
chants, Philsdelpaia. 81 500 Etns 81 500:
balance in Western companies The walls
remain standing, Loss not less than $40,
mn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
Fort Des MoiHes Land Agency,
l. A Nd w ARIA N n 8
FUR SALE /

THE HVFFV - WALCOTT,
II 'SELFk m!les ssG % Davenport, the 6rat sta
L Yoa OF the 81 + 81 Railroad. Ths house IL
well ouit, sad 10 situated On natural elevation In
ths prairie, eotaHs adm "a extsn sive View OF the
sAff9ucdiag clnity ie q favori1s re-
seit for sporislAsA aufiax the han Iinx season, 4
large and eonmoco". Sta HE Is attached 70 N
pfe1atees. Ierms very low, and
LoNg Credtf
q, I, part OF We nn'HN" money WAL be given
Possession sisea I'M u ediaieiy. Appiyto
uas2l dsf GODh 4 EA60Ksr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

pRrfect article 10 20 oIIh t1oIu tnSh esSAUnenueEi
as gained for their Scales reputation that has nev
or been surpassed in the whole range Of useful me
onanisE.
The Scaies arc unanimously acknowledged as the
.tssdaydip all transaction s by weight.
lawsuiI which arose from discrepancy OF
weight. betw con OF Pairoank's Scales In use By
Inc BALTIMORE h O Eto Railroad Company and one OF
another manufacture was recently tried In the Cous
ofCoumoE Pleas, Balamore, tnecass occupied ehs
your, two dsy aud Judge MArshsl In delivering hi
decision stated the result Of his evidence that u.
acoarec ~ OF irbssks Seses was estabshed oeyont
BURROWS, PRkTTYhIAK d DALzkLL.
,Es seiI known reputation Of these Scales has h
laced The lenders ofimrsrect and worthless bal9R
Ia, 20 offer thoD Faiigar Scales, and Pur0hss-
srs have thereby in sauy "a sos been subjected TO
mad sad imposition. Tue manufacturers have no
h.,ptrogsfey with honorable competitors who trans
st bu siuess Ia th0f own names, but regarding The
perpetrators oil ttseboSs fraud - parsaing course
mac uniust AID sahono they take this method
70 cau zion To- public OF their impositobs.
!,s Uatuntses manufacture under their own IL
sue. tlon Only al their faetOy in st.Jonnsbury, W.
For sale 10 Davenport solely By
BURROWS pRkTTYAAN& DALZELL.
e. s I. FAIRBANKS q Co.
81, Jahnsb1ry, W., May "a, 1850
m A tu~tk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
FAIRBANKS cRLEBRATRD SCALES.

A DAPTED TO any required oper
Aation Of weighing, - for iron
coal, hay, stock, and for the use .
warehouses, stores and foundries
and In short for every kind Of bss!
ntBs.
The great skiii and adelig en-
! ploy ed in their manufacture ant
The determination on the part Of tn,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

E y u G. A r I O N
.'itis Education forms the common mind,
Just as the twig il bent the tree's Inclined
LAYING received an Agency for
III hOrblOOkss school Apparatus,
rhe attention Of TEACHERS and TRUSTEES 10
solicited TO the speciinc just received including
Common school Bet, price $40 90.
Packed In Il boz comprising an ofroy, IetIari /,
Geom etrcai Solids, Terrestrial Globe inch j M.
neral Frame, Hemisphere Glove, Caos Root Block
tsxira) Text Book aud Magnet.
Each OF the above i0f saix &c parate. Also,
br " Mounted Orrerys, ol2,50 aud Is ,0D
- Celestial Spheres, 800
Pointing Rods, j3iuted with screws, 50 = 70
DO Die States, NJ soc, No GU
Hobfoot's Nsiseless Drawing sisies, No. / and 9,
=. :" Books. ~
- Aoissiess High school States, single y
Black Board Rubbsrsand Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
orGSroscope, $500 II 500.
also, castings for improved
school Desks
At The Iowa Book Rooms"
No 70 Brady street. adoors north o. the Post once
/ mo 1871 XII ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
Ju 70 EcLsan. opinion In The Drsd Scott cas-

Ju g aeLsans opinion In The Drsd Scott csseI
Washington March Tia the U. s.
Supreme Court ,his morning, Justice Nc
Lean delivered his views. arguing that sla-
very is Is limited to the range of States
where established by mere municipal law
II Congress deem slaves or free colored per.
soas injurious to tbs Territory they have
the power to prohibit tuem from becoming
settlers therein. The power to acquire ter
fiory brings with it the power to govern il
The master does not carry with hin to
lse Territory the Law OF the State from
which he removes. Hence the Missouri
Compromise 10 Constitutional, aad the pre-
sumption is in favor of the freedom of bred
Scott and family who were free under de-
ci.ioHs for the last % years
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

SNIRs. BETS utero- Abdominal Supporter IN,
vi sutsd by Hfs Sarah Belts, Pbiiadslphia. and
btghiy rreomn ed by Tho Medical Faculty A. be
ne III, b. =, ms III nj of the kipd. For sale by
20 FRANCIS JAcobY, JR.,
,.nsa ay ApothecaTy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
Iowa Seed Sewer

BET Nav YEN ON!
GAS Or NO GAS
What a Man does il the Thir
in .hs sry g, We shall rom To DAT 0uss ou'
sloek Of
WINTER GOODS AT COST!
Wssse determined TO reduce our stock as low az
possible. that We may start 10 the spring ~i,h al
ENTIRE NEW STOCK!
DON'T delay, but come 90 with your
| As the ssst bargains 20 hrss. We will sell Soa
| good, a liuie -. n ad tssy can be bought III
Gis city,
WE MEAN WHATEYER tE say
| French nstiuos snd coburSs,
Fine All Wool French DsLaioes,
the besl goods IL this market, Al 10" rates
Plain md figG'ed bslaines,
| Sack FaaEeis,
Bed and Crib Blanket"
Plaid and Fig'd Cashmere,
square aud Long shawls,
Rroehs and Gems DO
Eoa.fi 5ds aud bomi@Es.
wnleb will he offered Il cost And less
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

REMOVAL
OF
II A r . w A r E
I LIVINGSTON 1 LOCK WOOD have removed TO Sec
II ond strsst, .wo deoss essl Of psrry, AT the sign Vi
the Anvil
/, large aud coulueieus We hass nllei It's cAIas-
AZ, with satifeiy sssea OF Hardware, which III
quantity and quality, viii compare taseraeiy wilh aay
We are prepared TO Gil all bills, either Wholesale or
Rstsi at the very lowest prices CoaGiry Mesehaass,
Builders Eli owners aud AschiAsts are particularly
uyitsd 10 examine good aad prices
sporting Goods.
tlrE have probably thu beat assortment OF Guns,
w Flasks and Pouches there il ia the city. Also
HarIaras poodsr ssaa 10 IL not tbs lest article
al.stured; Fishing Rods, Reels, Liaes, 50.
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
CrT and Wrought Nails aud Spikes, thinker and
~ Clinch y aiis. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD,
Carpenters Tools.
(SoPkLASp's csisbrstsi lance oi all descriptions,
\ warranted. l.. L.
DESr Bright Carpenters Ca. Steel Anger ktts,
ID Aortieng sni Friner rtsels, aud CaIpt. Sticks,
best assortment in this city. l. L.
GaWS--hRnd, Psnnel, Rip, Key Hole, " CD and Eel
y lee; Spear 4 jackson and ether celebrated makers
L.& l.
IL ATCHETs b shin Cling, hath and claw ach Aaes,
boys sud eholpins aAss G1iiin', Davis aud Whites
manufacture. j.. L.
DuRING Machines wood and irun Bench serews,
IL anu r'ine itsHaiess 1t saE4 Va -hu'H.
LNiLEs--Rethsrsy' Mil and other fiiss--the best
I brand in market l. * L.
WHIPS The largest stock Of Team. Carriage and
w Riding Nhips and LAslle. Ia the ely, l., 4 l..
NTuULDERs sand Riddles, sieys., Plastering, Brick
Nl and Pointed TToseis. l..
= MiThs bellows, Hand Hammers aud siedgss, Sol
- I'd Box Vices, at b. Il L,
L>SAMEL Kettles Waffle Irons, Coffee G1sstsrs, Pc
Ia lice Lamps kusinser's aud Carpenter, Oilers.
nIN6Es, Hoos srt Strap, Fields Loose aud fssi
i Joint Hi &c. Chest and Gate Huge L L:
NRiNDSfoNE rs FOR iauliIy aud hotel ase, aeeded Al
NJ every house. l.. = L,
yDRAsS Kettle. Il sIGus vsFy hue assortment KHAN
- slled Kettles, French i-,dies aud sauce fahs.
| IRON and Woed Well CuSbs, Pump Chains aSa
| i Wheels, Well WLeels, sc. Y, y
NHAISs nglish proof coil, Short aad Long Lint
IL Bright ux, Halter. Well Jask AID Trace Chains
| Cow Ties - L. L.
lTlRUSHrs-Peiut, yArnisu AMI Marking, eoapts
! DuslSra While Wash, Shoe. sefabi Csums, CIV
| And Hair BIa.hss, Feather Daststt L, L.
CALL At
LIVINGSTON 4 LOGk1 NOOO's
sIas sof IHk Anvil,
laaSt aa skQvNp sIGII.
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''' n,Esp DEPARTMENT.
gp.Trn PROPOSALS.

rtf, n, resolved for the building u I'LL ~,
w House t,hree miles ny We rye, he seen A,
i9th ihst. li9ns a. csrSol, corner Of Perm 90"
me Smse " VOTING STOKE
mira sfee's' JOHNSTON BRoMN,
sNEDANfR
,u,,.nq S.illiDg / sA.'
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ErrJIrF

sfr IobG C. DAVIS has this DAY beeu edx,.
Va .ec Partner b. or HIU. The saatress Vim
be Continued borst0loss, and under ne ana
aaRs and etyie. COOK d SARN6AT
tg.v n AR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
Mr. sumner embarked for Europe,

New York, March THE steamship
Fulton sailed at noon TO dsy, for Southam-
ton Hayfe, with 81 passengers and small
amount Of specie. Among her passengers
wts Seuator Sumner
large conc0urse o Dir. Summers friends
including quite q number OF ladies'. Assem-
bled on the pier to bid him fsrswell..-
When the Fulton lett tss dock salute Of
thirty one gus was fired under the direc..
,iou OF the Young Mems Central Republi-
can Club, amid the enthusiastic AID long
continuec cheering of the crowd M sum
ner, although xuite feeble in body, appear.
ed to be in fine spirits.
The steamship Quaker City sailed to-day
for Havan and Mobile, with about $500, 900
Ia specie,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
Tie Senate = Extra Session.

SENATE -sir Wade presented resolu
lions from the Legislature Of Ohio in favor
OF the recognition o! the independence OF
Liberia.
Mr.. Seward offered Iist OF standing
committees and moved lie adoption He
said the majority Of Senators had after con-
sultetion decided on the number Of persons
they would claim in the committees, and
the order in which they should be placed
This majority included the entire number
OF the members of the Senate, excepting
those who belong to tthe Republican party,
o. which he was u member They had
agreed upon list OF nominations, leaving
the minority 10 fill vacancies, and the Re-
pnbicans had done SC, although The pro.
portion Of Republicans Oh committees is IN
equal and unjust, Still they have been
compelled by necessity OF the case u
aequiesce.
Mr. Trumbul said the Republicans one.
third OF the members OF the Senate, have
only seven members ON the Committees, and
he should have 10 part or lot in the part
thus formed.
Mr.. Trumbull moved that all papers 10
the Indiana contested election cases be re-
lerred 10 Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Bright did not desire any disposition
made OF these papers which would lead the
public to suppose he aud Mr Fitch avoided
examination,
The Senate have not time to consider the
subject this session, and he should conse nj
TO reference with the understanding that
the matter go over TO next session.
Mr.. Trumbull could not consent 10 such
an understanding. Tie matter should be
disposed of this session.
Mr. Fitch agreed in the views expressed
~ HE colleague
Mr.. Seward thought 1t wouls be for tie
Committee on Judiciary to determine whe,h-
ar the question be determined during this
or postponed until the next session.
Mr.. Batter had no doub, but this would be
a controversy 'ull Of interest and asked the
Committee on Judiciary to meet Tomorrow
al 10 O'Clock 10 decide what should be done
with the papers referred TO the Committee
On Judiciary,
On motion OF Mr., bigler, the protest OF
the Democratic members Of the Pennsyiya
MIA Lecisla .ure against Camsron's right to
a seat, was referred to Committee on Ju-
dietary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11
JACOBY,s IADVEBTlsEMENTs
TIE Us 8 z 8

NOR the successful treatment Of HERNIA OK
4 RUPTURE that NAV be worn with and on.
lrt The subscriber has always Oh hand large
m
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Tsllman, Powers 4 acLear,
BANKERS AND DEALERS III ZxcHAauE,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
lfslCE, BIsdy Street. between Second sad I Aird
ss oaited States, Crest bf.ain, ireland anu Cen
! ":u tsi Europe bought and sold.
70 NJ p.r6 Toe uaitsd States At earrss, rates ..
tssssioa. Of so,e., drafts, accounts, exaeles and
u asdas and Europe.
yt1eks and Bonds ooagh, snd sotd On con mission
Land Warrants bought, sold sad located;
Exchange on cities IN ths United states;
tl6any City Bank, Albany, Y;
i;unalo City Bank, Buffalo, M;
tank Of Commsrce, Boston, Mass;
rrsdesmen,s Bank, Phiisdeiphis, ia;
s!erchsnts, q MannfActurers' Bank, Pit.setz, IA
5ieHim Co, Baltimore, n ID;
Gilmore Brotherton; Cncinls<t, ono;
iuoas & simobos, 50 Louis, Mo,
tiazsns' Bank, New oriesUs, La;
K K swift, Bro: hef d John ston, Ghicsxo. III.
sagls 'sed1a
J1HS +. n. T.LIslE, CHAx.ssPossRs
Poasa.eep.is, :. Y: Dsvenport,iowr.
AtroTneysx CoanscIlOrsa al law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
O4se Brady s.tes., between second AID Third sts
4 ASD6 bought and sold on Com ssioD. Hsvinr
] yaso an Office 10 sastera New York, at poip,
f0n which alargs emigration mss be expected during
IL present. season, We have anosrat advantages TO
jtspvse Of lsLds to sctuai settlers.
on Real Estates security.
-RErEaEaCEs-
Asw York City. pcugbkseFa.e, Y
hop. John Van Buren,, Hon. GhariesH Ragsies,
4. C. Flag, - Gilbert Dean,
. Charles O,CSnor, VI yssssr q Co.
aiisE + Havemeysf Benson I.ossiEx
.dlhoayJ Elseckof, Prof s. r. Il, Mora.
" ..ltsm L. SIX idmofe. tttieag
itSany, y. Y. hon. Hofat,o Seymour
RHs, lager Porter Chicago, H.
dogsocome hfng AID EOiGs h.Sw1it aud Co,
S,assus Corning. lille and Fowler.
Giisd VII X. Wood and Co.
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DAILY BULLETIN, JANUARY gath.
Book Depa rtmeMt.
STEANDERs' e1,aSIsaisi complete,
~ BY Consat; t2,c0
r. oie Manual, BY w, W EssIts so
Il!ustrations OF Scripture, by II Hacxs.t, ,23
History TrSusssioa of the English Bible,
Mrs. Consht; ! rs
b. ole Dictionary. W n MALCOLM, b, c., IS
r. sodssta or Heroine Of Faith with Portrait, I0a
Surgeon The Modern Whitfield, By MsgowD 100
Sacred scelst ami casrecters oy Headiey, I2s
Foot Prints Of the Creator By Hugh Miller Loo
Ola Red Sandstone, ensIGvings, 100
Pl1Taltt, OF Worlds, BY Hitchcock; p 100
artb and Man. UdJot LIS
Man, PfiIneyRi, - Had {, rs
Pre- Adamite Earth, I" g l,GJ
Canst la History = iafabuii, LES
Riches OF Grace bJ 6l Liy ng Witnesses, 100
Mei..uuoGs on Last Days Of Christ, 90
Prophets and Kings of the Old Tes tam ant, i,2s
sniitsn Household or Thoughts for the
Afflicted, 100
Iadistiau Mirror, Lectures b. j.. Is letter, D o. IS
At No. SO Brady at. psar thu Post 0fhcs,
imestti Ii A DAMS.
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TAIl.MAN 4 POWERS
LAND Agents..
0tres Brady strest, between sseosd and Third
i1xsets.

- i.l.uhN q ToW FhSt
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady strest, between sseosd and Third
nFFEkfoFia!s tie fol'esins sslas Real ~
City Property IN Davenport.
l. House anc ot 70 Third stree. sear The eoYnsro
Rock Island.
.. si, lols Inc soutA west corner Of sourth ard
. 81. lots NORTH Bayshport, 5etwtsn Perry aud
Rock Island StFsets
Authe above lois ere = Ell sitaa,ed aud IL parts Of
Tie sts mos. rapidly Improving sad will b sold On
LIBERAL terms
Farming Lands il Johnson county
!! Us Z. ;; "a 7; z ! Ranges west 90 sesss.
NJ. .ofs. z J 2et y y. R&ngse sesl 20 sexes.
The above andsess u ~ tue lice u tae r:lirsaa
from Davenport 10 ioS4 eIIy.
Clinton County
Mae hundred acres Of prairie aud alLety scrs, OF
timber land near kyirs r. U. seven miles frsm IL
ons, Clinton Co.. nesr:ne Railroad: all choice land
we'll satsred.
Tue above property Will DC sold 20 fsi credit
Scott County.
improved farm one mile aud = h4a from Prince
to-. Sixty acres Ora, rate land, sell pros Ss
xcodhoe VIII De sold ct q bargain.
Poweshiek County
Two buucred and aftg acres Gne prairie isBd two
sies oorta Of Montezutos, The county seat.
I6eacres uuimpr oy ed landlwo riiss rem Hickory
Grove, three miles from "nicott ten miles from
davenport, we'll wstersd.
l6oaeres I've miies Aorth wss,fron hickory Grove
very choice land.
Hear Davenport.
one and one-half milos nom Court House on the
b!ad, with superb views Of river and sunound.ns
country. small farm OF As acre. uadsr the highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with frui,
trees. Ths moss beautiful lssd in We vicinity THE
ely.
seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm ofSo acres, 40 under cultivation, 90 Of tim.
Der. never failing stream runs through IL. VINE
oesold vary choap.
Near WAleott,
so Acres of choice prairie a bargain
At North Davenport
A beautiful Ave Los.
BslehsrS Refined sugars
90 Barrels all grades, Tor sale BY
cornsr sscopd and Perry sts.
PLANTATION MOLAssgs.
Es Barrels landing and for saae bs I
y EvAss, CAEw i GO
Corner secoua and Perry ats.
DRnD FRUITS.
aisins, Pan,a, Praaes, Pig, hpplss Peaches Cur
EvASs, CHEW x 60. !
UorHes Second aud Perry So
t'lsH-Whits Eizh Troat, i'ickstd Herring, Goldfish
EVANS, CHEW 3 90.
Corner seseu- -ai Perry sE
PRESERVES.
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