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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT;
OR, TWO MILLS IN ONE,
Ratcnsea Nay, lS9A-,lMPsoxsd In 30.

apr Sy-omwe
THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT:
OR, TWO MILLS IN ONEi
ifa7as ss EaSH cdRP s5 t VI ssf
Coffee Mill priucipe entirely Of iron, for and
stock, which does the rate OF TAN rwkxrY prsH.
ELS PYR HOUR, according 10 The sine or the MIL An Inn
provemens has been affected In Its model the present
season, which consists In adding another Core and
Of Crushers. together with improved bridge Tree,
and in substituting Box Platform in place OF the old
legs ~ means Of all 81 which the speed nearly dou.
bled and when reqaircdp the Min Is adapted also
grinding shelled corn into homony and hne meai for
family ny reversing the other words,
by running backwards, 10 hf'ecn quarts OF meal
the bushe obtained, and the balance 10 superior
homony, or good food for feed
The advantages Of Feeding Corn and Coo
Heal Propea.
Henry Alspaugh, Of Greenfield, Fairfield county,
Ohio says ssIn 1854 myself and brother raised large
crop ofcorn purchased 100 head fatten
My brother, wishing TO divide interests offered
fifteen cents per hundred pounds for his choice Of the
cattle, TO the number OF seventy head. accepted and
he selected HI. seventy leaving one hundred and TWEEN
ty We then divided corn; he fed his .n the shock
and had mine ground together with the cob and fed Il
In tronshs. nasd 70 trees around the yard broth
ers did not hold long mine, thoaeh
We had divided equally, aud he fed but seventy head
70 my one hundred and twenty. When his corn vas
out let him have from mine; and when We finished
that my cattle had gained five pounds the hundred.
over double What his had gained and my profits
over one thousand dollars more than his"
Each MIL furnished complete, ready for attaching
Team, and no extra power required than what accom-
panis.essn MN. For s ssls N ponssox "a
t6axette copy) eole Agents.
LIVE HUNDRED TROUSAND Fruit and
T. Ornamental Trees; Roses, Bulbs, shrubhery, DC.
for sale.
AZ d ne mos, approved vare,ie. IN soea sees,,ss
and for sale reasonable rates, Burlington Nurse
ries, two miles south OF the city BY
arr 27-dBwtfw MccABE d KArPYAN,
Ducceesor~s avery, Comstock Co.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC.
~, IOREs M. Pleasant Street, opposite the Ola
iowa. Alcommen work constantly on hand, and Or.
ders, by mail or otherwise, promptly attended to.
nov. 2sw. NF4# URIAH LOpIR
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ABBOTT & KINGNAN.
MANUFACTURERS OF
SASH BLINDS AND nlNRS.

sa DEALERS IN
u LU4BER, LATIN, SHINGLkS, &c.
Factory Ward and Once, 500 Clark Street, between
Taylor and Twelfth Streets, near X. 1. .ad NJ g. R.R
Freight Depots, CRa(A1.Gn
CHAs. u. ABBOTT. RgyyAMfS = rrxGuar
List OF Prices furnished Dealers on apple Hos
ApY S-w1v. IA 5E.7EF
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

E(ygNS.-A few more OF those cheap Guns on hand
~ Call and secure good Gun a PRICE a
ian 22-dkv aOuTTsE Mair S,r.~S
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
A Good Congressional Story.

The Hon. o. II Smith, of Indiana, is wri.
ting q series of very interesting reminiscent
ces of his Congressional life, which are pub
'iished in the Indiana State journal. Here
Is one:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
IA Farmar. ana no.la~.

~ Ut SIS anu UGHlGfS.
NOUR attention II respectfully solicited 10 the
present extensive and complete stock Of Farm
ing Implements and Utensils now In store, which
enables the proprieors OF the Burlington Agricultural
and Seed Warehouse to Offer unry allied induce mens to
the trade and purchasers generally t8
ssting Of
IRON BRACE AND GRAPE ZINE PAT.
TENS "a YFORkS, q 4 5 tined, pSCYTHE
STONES n RIFLES, HAND q RE.Ok-
TLNG NAY FORRS etc., ETC.
have just been recevedt to which daily additions are be-
ing made by fresh arrivals.
Purchasing directly from the manufacturers these ar
tcles drained at the prices enabling
rs to sell lower than any other house in burlington
full assortment OF Wood ard WILLOW Ware Cor.
dage, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines &C. constantly on
hand. KEITH ROBINSON 4 IN
june l2-sdt-wf Water Street, near jefferson
Burlington, Iowa
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1887. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1857.
owners and ShippeFn ~ Live Stock and
Freight. III sst4sss 8r @ 4
sts8 tt VIA
Peoria Oquawka and Burlington IT.
G u IN - q 80.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

RPO0L, SKEW AND KNITTING CO77OK
SEWEN0 AND EMBROEDERING ALE,
DestAes, large variety Of Goods not necessary q
mention. tass lAbpsf) JOHN aUkIG.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

nILr MOULDINGS FOR Picture rrames, 4
NJ mar " A. DELAHAYE cos.
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Fire! Fire!! Fire!!

Aaxsrs soR tssaa .
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL ms. co. -. .sr. i opn No
Ed0eH, Presr s EllS0ss Se,'t.
NORTHWESTERN INs. CO.. :. -. OswrGv, NJ
4 1tafs fyssr. s Lwdlosr, S<csr.
EAN6NtA Inc. NUuAs
Z Loo1sis, Prest. Heary Kellogg. Secsy.
BRIDGEPORT ms. co.. ....... B1iDoEroMe ,Conn
WCAatfetd, Pyesf. III R0aAbern y0ecv.
dsc2a. 88sN@ 4#@s8s s \
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

WHAT Far MEN ARE MADE FoR-A
French wit said Of man who was exceed
fngly NJ that nature only made him to
show Row far the human skin would stretch
Lar
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
ISHE undersigned hereby informs the csens Of Bur
lington and vicinity that ~ has opened to-day. In
Third Street, door north Of NJ. McKntefEck
Mer's China Store his new establishment and calls
the attention Of the public 10 his extensive stock d
Goods, consisting In:
FANCY GOODS OF AH.k KINDS, iFaA
Stockings xnd Gloves entemen and Children;
TRIMMINGS, LAGES afa
1ZNDENGS CORSE7X
&BUTTONM &xYkM III
UNDGRSNIR7y AND, ORA KERG t4#a
WOODEN YARN, #..s445s4si
EATEGT TNRElD. IN
gELFET REDe1N t5A441
s#sHft MMAA8NONRS aa9a8
L.NkRELEAR 80 Z
apO0k. sTE7N AED xyiT77Sc cO7foE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
STATE ITEMS.

jan EsoArr-Wc learn by private letter
from Marion. Linn county, that three pr:
soners broke the Jail in that place On Tues
day, the ith. Two were caught. but one,
=" "A read headed rascal from Denton CO., in
for forgery, got away, bareheaded and bare
footed"
DEMOCRATIC EDITOR WANTED. thorough
going energetic man Of sober and indu,tri
Gus habits, is wanted to take charge of a
country press. None need apply who have
not had experience in the business. Sobriety
diligence, and answering fcaity to Demo-
cratic principles, nre all else that's wanted
Press and every thing abou, it ready for
work aud waiting. Address this office, with
rcterenccE-CreScc'd, ioWd Citq
CooI.-Some weeks ago the store Of Mr..
Chittenden. nj Mcndon, near Quincy. was
entered nv burglars. and the safe robbed TO
the amount Of l,ooo, together with valua-
bic notes 10 the amount Of not less than wo
thousand dollars more No clue has vet
been obtained to the rogues, but ahou, two
weeks after the robbery Mr. Chttenden re-
ceivcd an anonymous letter from Rock
Island. enclosing the notes, and requesting
hun to collect the money upon them rs soon
as practicable, and after deducting ten per
cent as commission for collecting, to deposit
the money in his safe. assuring him that
they his friends who had visited him be-
fore. would be around again in due time
10 take charge Of IT. Cool, very -R5okuk
Post
DAVIS CouSry WIN. Rhodes. pr Victor,
and one Digger have been held 10 answer
for horse stealing, and are now in Jail at
Bloomfield. Rhodes Is an old offender He
broke Jail some time ago, and it was sup
posed, fled the country. Digger has turned
States e,idence-Where are the Regula.
tors!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
From the Allentown (Pa) Dem ,crat
Sad Warning-A Mans Head Knocked
of in the Cars.

An irishman named Peter Boyle. was
Killed almost instantly at the little Railroad
bridge. AZ the train was passing Iaury's
station, he stuck his head cut of the win.
dow. which coming in contact with the
6mbers OF the bridge, took his scalp entirely
oil Dur informant sat on the same seat
with the unfortunate man, aud was bespat-
tered with blood. lie describes the scene
as awful--the crash Of the skull, the fain,ing
OF the Women the alarm Of the passengers
all being instantaneous. He said the con-
ductor had before cautioned the man
against sticking his head out Of the win.
dow The train backed up and left his bo-
DIV at laury's Station, unit preparations
should be made for taking it homie in the
afternoon. - -. !. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
4 Ii & al Il a y IN >
JAMES r HO(aANE,
Land .f.Pllf ~ SSSrrewO1.,

nFFERS for sale the following valuable lands In
~ scott County and vicinity of Davt nport
$40 acres land, Ia mile from Duran station, on
the NJ VI y N Il, 10 years to pay for this farm
so acres In sections u. II aud 8, Township To-
Rang East. 10 acres timber. Fam under culti-
Walton and fenced. houses and Fl rings and with
IL mites from TeCiairc. Terms good
&c acres OF land IL section ~, one mile from the
Corporation line, the most beautiful property near
D~ve npoIt
Is acres between Chesnnt Avenue and Division
street near to the city on the railroad track.
acres on the Dubuque road, suitable for a house
rardneIy.
Ia acre OF land, with house and other improve
ments, l-2 mile from the city.
10 acre and quarter lots on wenterton's Subdivi
sion.
navi.cn street.
Several farms in Scott comfy, and variety Of
Other City property, the cheapest In the market.
MAY l9-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

MONEY Misunderstanding to the Trea
sury estimates, there are in this country
about s25o.oon,Ooo in gold, of which little
more than nth is in the banks,-leaying
little short Of 100000. 900 to be sought
among the people. Allowing 100000. 0OO
heeraf estimate-to be IN use, there re-
mains Si5O,O0O,0e0, which is boarded by
the people. y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

CHICAGO PosrorrIcE STATISTICS wear.
" expense Of the poetofiice at Chicago
amounts to about $4,000. There are az
clerks engaged in the office, at an average
salary Of 800. There are in the Office 3.
~ boxes, which rent at q, 900 wear. and
S4e drawers, which rent at ea,6so The
receipts for the last quarter.,are slatsd =
100000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

a large contract has been made for flour,
deliverable at Louisville next March, at four
dollars and half per barrel. New flour
sells there now ut FIVE dollars. This is the
best news of the day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

Nov, the very best argument that
can be addressed 70 any class of intclli-
gent men, is to their pockets, in all
industrial movements. Enterprises
that promise individual wealth, will
always be eagerly entertained and
encouraged. Only once satisfy any
class Of people, that they will make
more money by abandoning the pur-
suits in which they are engaged, and
entering into another more allurinr
enterprise, and all barriers are broken
down before them. Slavery would
share the same fate, If the SHAREHOLDERS
could be made to believe, that more
wealth could be secured by emancipa-
ton. Thayer very adroitly leaves
alsyeEy ont Of the question, does not
ask slave owners to emancipate their
negroes. but offers the people additional
means Of wealth. The bait takes.
He msps out railroads to be built,
commerce % be revived and population
% b increased ~ follows: ~
-. ..4 fI.rsa 81 81
N. IAsyer pointed out several impor
tat resule Of the compsAys movemen,s:-
fizet--1he buil1isg Of this nanulsctur.
iae ~ VIII al Western Virginia With
eeaeakes = aeEisllturisl6 ct vhose pro.
= s: !;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

The next Congress win in all probability
pass an act for the building of new Presi
Dental mansion. or white House" Tn,
present mansion is considered unhealthy
and unfit as a residence for the head of a
nation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

1t is estimated that the amount Of lum.
Der now on the Mississippi and its Tributa-
ries above the falls Of St Anthony is about
10000, 900 feet OF logs winch is now being
secured by the various booms. The lumber
ing business this season is likely to prove
very successful. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
JOH.r Il. SvV.ITS,
Real Estate, Money and Insurance
17oEE7

Brady street, next door to Post Office,
DAVENPORT IOWA.
Real Estate bought and sold on commssion Land
Warrants bought, sold and located; Investments
made and money loaned real estate or personal Sc
curity; Examinations OF land titles made Notes
and claims collected, &c, &c.
Agency Of the following reliable and responsible
Life and Fire Insurance Companies:
Excelsior Fire Insurance Co.,
n. Y. city, capital $2oo,Oo0
New Amsie rdam Fir. In urance, $50 OOL
Phoenix Fire Insura - CO., Brooklyn, 100000
Schenectady county Fire Insurance
Co., Schenectady, N. Y. 100000
New York Life Insurance Co., N. Y. City, OOO,O CO
March 10, 1857. dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
DesM Dimes River Lond ~ sale
LAND DEP.ARE.MRVH

A@S0Sv - 3D2S3 OU1O kO0z9OV1V
DssAf0tsss Btv@ Naysgg1los M =. \. o..
ftN ~ OgoUDUAv1 oWo, Apnot17, 1854.
7NH1 un4ersignce he1e6y gtSes nol>pe, that this
L Once II nov opcA fof me sale 81 these valuable
sECt They VII - sold - long sre1As ssA n lots 70
tth means and vtshes Of purchasers,
AnyfuYther infbf1tiOn desircd h r1ttiDn 70 tAoss
d W11bs furnlsoe6 - aypllaasoBa - this o0eo
(maylbdtO Land Connisaionsr.
LANE DIa A15nES. ~
s-s--.@ D1e HOlUEe y AvoASsoa O..
nNthe saEtoenth asy - JsAes next, me s0ce -
removed from tAis place 70 Fort De- u6ines.
These lands will b sold on long credits, anA =
~ 70 suis ~ means and Uish0 81 V1scAaaera.
go. - H1RkIMA
Land Oommtssicoo
OtSumva y OVs'S -. avn dov4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
Scstt Csanty
Democratic Convention

The Democrats u the several Townships in the
County, 50 rsuussssd to sud deIs9stes 70 Count,
Oonventsoa 70 ~ hsldea In the CITY Of Davenp or
on Saturday The ED Inst. at the Court House at
O'Clock H. Tor the purpose Of selecting delegates tc
attend The sTATE CONVENTION, and tho trsnssc
sion Of such other business may b. presented.
RATIo.-Ons delegate to every Township, and cns
for every Trsnfv Demscrstic votes pollei at
election, and one for every fraction over
DsSsaport August S, 1857
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Chairman Scott Co. Dem. Gen Com.
augustGid
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
Lands ia Cedar County,

Lands ia Cedar County.
s SSlth hs'' Bee 3 ITO. W.. $40 acres.
20 acres in North u Of IS, broken In the year
1856.
I. o: 4-.'t
W. Of 8. ". Dec. -, r. IS, r. I ". 80
". u ofN.E y and 8. W. X Of N. 4. \ Sec .,
T. 70, r.. W., 1870 acres,
n, hof n. Z. a Sec. 3, T. 70, r. W 50 acrea.
NE. \ Of s. W. \ and N. W. n offs. y. - Hec.
~, T. 10, X. W, so acres.
North Eas, Ia Sec. Is, I. so, y. w., l6O acres.
+. ofN.w. Ia and +. OF S. W. IL Sec. 30,
T. -, X. w., 100 acres.
Also smaller tracts selected with care, aud for
sale very reasonable terms by
COOK & SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

uOUo8e rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected.
III Taxes paid of non residents. COLLECTIONS made
promptly RENTED 70 any part Of the country.
Exchange bought and sold, Notes discounted on
good security.
REpERENcEs:
@ @ wilder, ESQ, Bostou, Asss.
Locke. Msrshe l. Co, Boston, Mass.
VS. Muddeett Co.
Hon " harris, u. Bridsewstsr, MAss.
Rulsel Alden, Campelio,
y Keith, Esq, Abingdon,
IS woedman, (Bsnkerl Chicaeo, III.
Huntington, wadworth . Psrfs, Chicago. m.
q Douglas, EsQ, :,
q Stevens, Esq, 81 Anthony, MINI. TER.
IA Small, REQ, Gslens, Iii.
Hon James Harrington, Davenport
Burrows 4 Preityman,
3. Bnrnsl. Geliett 4 Co,
rP Whitcomb, ESQ,
april 2hdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
Free Labor in Virginia.

Hi Thayer, President Of the Home
stead Aid Society, has fairly planted
himself upon Virginia soil, and dcliy
cred an address TO n large body of
citizens Of Cabell county in the western
part Of that State, in which he gave
such plausible assurances OF the pacific
nature Of his purposes, ns at once
enlisted the approval ofhis hearers, and
secured for him passport 20 the
enterprise Of colonizing western Virgi-
MIA with free laborcrs from the North.
W course Mr.. Thayer utterly secuted
the idea that he YVES an agent Of the
Northern Abolitionists, or that his
main object was to establish II Southern
depot for the underground Railroad
The fact is notorious, that for years,
the lands Of Virginia have rapidly
deteriorated, until their sterility rem
ders further cultivation pecuniary
loss to the Virginia farmer, under their
present system Of conducting agricul-
tnral operations, and farm lands are
now worth but little more than two or
three dollars per acre, by thousands of
acres, when they were worth five times
that sum few years ago. Hitherto
agriculture has been almost the only
considerable occupation OF citizens of
that State, to the total neglect Of every
species of the manufacturing interest;
and now that farming has failed to lie
productive business, a general power
ty has gradually stolen into that State.
Thayer has tickled their fancy by an
Inflated representation Of the immense
manufacturing interest he will cause to
be built up, that will make Virginia her
own supplyer of every kind of imple
ments and fabrics. Hespeaks 10 them
Of their mines of iron, coal, DC, and Of
the splendid water powers, which if
brought into appropriate uses, will
place Virginia again in the front rank
of wealth and greatness. lie carefully
shuts out Of their minds The question
Of Slavery, end presents the glttering
attractions Of wealth, independence and
hourishing activities in every branch of
business. He said:
1T falls in the province Of this science to
supply the material wants ofiniividuals and
communities What. then, ara the wants of
Western Virginia You have the material
for pre-eminence in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hills abound In coal, iron and timber-your
agricultural resources are sufficient to sup
port al immense manufacturing population
there IL no portion ofthe United States so
capable Of making its inhabitants entirely
independent Of every other section rs this
part ofthe Ohio valley But there is not a
manufacturing establishment bet wcen the
Big sandy and the Gaysudotte Your great
want y intelligent labor. The great wan,
Of our intelligent laborers in the North. Is
your materials and facilities for manufactur
ing. II IL the province Of the Homestead
Company " bring these important interests
together. As We cannot carry the sland
g ~ .en, We purpose to bring the men TO
the ND. With your co-operetion We win
build an important manufacturing CITY be.
twsso the valleys Of the Guyandotte and
the Big Sandy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
DuDont's Cunnovder.

YNHE undersigned has received and now offers
L for sale, FouT HuadFei Keg. Of Blasting
Qualities Of this celebrated Powder, ct New Yerk
City prices-cust Of transportation Add.
G. A. BuIJN.
Agent for :. J. Dupont %.
Once over o. 3. Kxpress Omce. Perry q, between
ID ard ID sts.
NJ .. s,O0o ret Of safety fuse for sa,s uepe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

nDOAAANLME LAND CO.-This Company
now ready 10 sell lots IN It's Addition
10 the town Of Camanehe. Il ofseTs some Of the
most able business and residence lots about this
toui hhing town. Any Information concerning the
same can be obtained by calling On GEO. II. PAR
IYR, ESQ, No. 10 Ofrss Block.
febi7dtf OANANCHE LAND co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

49, We have some very desirable lots selected
And for sale In Camanchs. Plat secr. prtcr
terms &c. made known. upon applications TO PAR
KER, EDWARDS l. rALAAGE, No. 10 Orr's Block
Anrt % df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

nDfORSALE.-Oae pair three gear old mule 8,
they are well broken To harness. Al O
one Lumber Wagon and harness, AL complete. Can
he cen at work ain street, the lot Baptist
church, sbr rev days. CSACKLEY.
JulyIOdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

1O0 acres Of land In Franklin County 4ao
NfoO acres OF land In Mitch, II County Ils acres
OF snd In Grundy County. Apply 70
lmAydtf W.HF.GURLEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

YNuosE store rooms aud Offices on the X corner Of
! Third and Perry streets are completed asd for
House aud Hotel. Appyto
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
Splendid Lots on the Bluff.

Lots and in block 70, commanding q fine view
Of the ASissipp river, Rock Island, Fort Armstrong
Railroad B-id1e, &c.
For trims &c. apply 10
Jniy2sdtf COOK 4 SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,

VAST half OF LOT 6. in block Ca CITY Of Davenport
II with The brick house thereon erected s. W. cor.
MIR OF "a and Rock Island streets.
West half u lot in block g. S cond str ct, be-
tween Rock Island and Iowa streets, north side, ad-
Joining Farmers House.
North half Of lots . and TO- In block 66, being rs
feet Rock Island street and / % feet OH Third
street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

Lands In Muscatino County.
CuUrH hall Of Section II, r. Is, r. a., $40 acres
- This tract only miles s, W. Of Wslcott the
lirst station on ths railroad, West Of Davenport.
A variety of 40 aud 80 acre tracts scrne near the
rniroai. Fer sale by
COOK SARGENT