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ARt"rllSiSE,

4 rrvpar,tsn frum The csaa.ls Bear. ior PROG otlng
u the grO-Ih all laNar,uCs % The II.r For sale By
7. GILMAN.
ldu fsctary Islaui, Saeo.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-08

The Muscatinc EaYpirT SAYS there are
Thousands Of persons who voted the Kepnb-
lican ticket last fall in this State, nov wa
verine and IL invites them to come ever t.
the Democracy lnasmnch a men SUPPORT
III the Republican ticket last fall because
i, was the ticket opposed to the pro-slayery
Iartr IN Iowa, wr cannsi -, why ans n,Int-
Der eli them should be- now wa,crng and IN
fact. W. doubt tue statement altogether
d, the Democracy any less the friend ii the
slavery eNteuslonists, aud less the truck
ling fn,,ls ri the South 81 ans lns. opposed
To Freedom, than II was last fall ? ITaa the
Relaiblcan party ehanc..d 7nsc Lat tine
IN ANY material particular l. u anN ihs
less "pl.,sed IT, the extension NJ >la,rts mi"
free territory. any III" r., opposed Z" that
party whirh i, ever tracking {" the slaNc
lsower, any lcs, th" ardent friend and h"ld
ai,ocat. 81 Fr r,tnm /, tie Democratic
patty any p.tcr at tlii- DAY han II Wa last
fall7 Is the Republican party ANYTHING
else than " hat u wa, At the time when
tLr,.. men Voted Nth IL NJ man " Ito
voted with the Republican party last fall.
ID TIN, STATE. could have then voted from
y.fi4ci,i. ii la, NOW wayer> We ar, n"a
cent, niln, Gu tie anne great principle,
We are opposing the sane enrrapti"n. wr,lid
laSt fall. and vs. cannot believe that the
friends ii last fall arr nor watering Our
party J. MT composed If such tickle stui
a, tins, anil il is Il slandcr upon Rcpai,iieans
% diary. u nlnn tlem.
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Tie keokuk 7iats, a prominent bemc
cratic paper, and published al the haIne If
judge Lowe, thus speaks ii HIM.
We are sorry IT, see that the cha,e. has
fallen upon Judge Lowe, of whom is.soaally
We entertain the highest respect. Knowing
hun well, s-iail, ami professionally, W.
eai bear evidence IL nis integrity, slavitv,
and caparlty, and ior this reason regret so
much more that he should h. singled out
for a victim of designing politicians. Judge
lowe, An honest and upright man, has been
q hong timr in the way II certain political
aspirants. and therefore must BE- killed Of.
For this reason they ha,. selected him n
their scape goat at crisis when Black Re.
puhlicanism j. h"fs de naatai, and has IL,
chance ii success.
A. the Iim.S in the above pays high
tribute. a. the Republican candidate ior Go,
crnor, il makes not particle of difference
what motive this Democratic organ imputc>
To- the friends II Judge Low. in giving hun
the nomination Tor Governor. II was hon.
tsay given 10 him, il was accepted n high
compliment, and the Republican, party will
see that he Is elected
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Na1aIII, . ~ ,...IlIaII-0 ~


Nuo mao fIAnLE ~ rnF ptf-it is
uspected, ssys the Albany touraat, and Is
quite probable, that orr, Douglas, Mcdary.
and other Democratic notable, hare ~ the
Fort Smelling >wnilc steele il from Ohio,
aud so Is Medary. brr went lot tic bill
which authorised the sale, and la recently
visited Minnesota Douglas has been UP
10 and into all sort oi land spc.ulstIons
ever since he .leinecred through thu rnot
mods grants Ia th. lll,npt. q rntrsl Railroad
and is n.,w IA Minnesota No "nr bclirses
VIII" has hs timer IN thu PIE H. !, bat
the eats paw Ia pull the 'licstuu, cat of the
fire
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81 u tthr Gageit.l charged us with
ansreprescntlne the New Constitution We
.ik issne denied the charge, and ,allc,. f,r
rad, o. br quoted frpm eur iilcs The Ga
~ had M praoi, Wa canSeiou. 81 tue false
ands, but like the witness IL stick, IL the
-srtion, regardless &c the ri,llculr IL bring,
pm itself NJ quotations arr made q
rove IL untrufhS, ar o. sustain it, changes.
DtHtatstf.
Not 81 fast We al charge the D.mo,af
Nth having mi~rcpr.'scnt.d I'll. New Con
titntloH. and most grossly 80 We stated
,mr half, POINTS wherein the Dtaocrtt
al wilfully and dishonesty rn,-rcpresented
its Constitution, AMI said then rs We dis.
uneily say nav, that Il IL denied ha, ing
.rn guilty II this, We should prove them by
.t-own tiles. A portion of these misrcprcs-n-
t,ion~ arr gwen IA th. Denosr.itS osas Ian
aagr TIL. b,moerdt IN reply, did not deny
hat We had correctly stated it, positions,
m said these positions were not inisrepre-
citations We stated it, final Position.
I'd then Icit II 10 these who have examined
lac New Constitution "a say whether ar not
lie Demeenn had misrcprrscnted IL. Now
4 the Dmo,sdf can hut be- persuaded IL say,
hat il did aos make the charges against the
: constitution which W. have said il has DONE
"a shall give il quotations enough and from
~ former editorials II II dos sot deny our
-tatement 81 IL positions, then we need mere
Is remark what We did last Saturday II
H. New Constitution makes the Negro the
',laal II the white man, and intends that their
children shall i. - pn',l'c schools with
white csildnn-if IL encourages the settle
m,hi a slar, and free negroes in this state
II il lonhs to the equality ii the white
md black races IN this State and their final
. ssai gamal.aA If u will induce every viii |
lam who has committed crime IN ether
state, a. come herr, making Iowa lien for
al the crime nf the mon IF Il will |
lrse all the e"ld and silver cut of the
STATE .ii il makes competent witnesses &c
idib,s AMI insane persons il does more
han /. permitted under the old Constit,i-
tim, IN allowing color,d people Z" testify
heiar. Ganrts--if all these things b. true,
then the D,aaera has not been guilty II
except IN few cases not
mentioned fho>. who have examined the
New Constitution ean iudye Cor themselves
whether 81 MT the u, mo- at has m,srepre
.entei ID. feature
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4 Dos D,iA. or BsegrN ilraRf.--A
well known gentleman and mn I'D citizen.
who MAS quite fond ol dogs, and whe usu
ally kept several IT them ah,ui his house.
had one IN particular that wa much al
tach.d t. him Seine months sin.e the
gentleman died suddenly. and from that
time h,s canine friend e,ineed unmistakable
signs ot gricl at hls lass. AMI seemed utterly
in,s,nsolable. Tie waud not cat with any
degree II heartlncss. and gradually pinned
AWAY until he became inerc skeleton.
IL. often manifested symptoms al alice
ton for a foLe II ,AaH,Ln bis master had
been IN the habit of wearing. and " hen per
United Ia liz down uloa that article If
drcs., appeared a. eantcntcd Us be could he
in his bereavement, The devoted dog grew
thinner and thinner every DAY. and. about
two months after h,s masters decrease. died
IL the same d,sease and Al the same hour
pre.l,el,
W ho say dog are Bui thu noblcst Of am
lmal. 7 Who does not feel attached a.
them fef the g,-.in.ss tie generosity. the
devotion they display 7 They are AWAY
kind AMI aileetioiats, unl.Ss made lnisan
thfupic by the cruel treatment ii cruel
men. c. Gas
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T~~ W. drive n a.. ti,,. a


r. We drive IL o. the wall. I'm i
ther~, and yet, with the p@rsistsns, and
,nalignancy IL an Indian nj the stake of h,s
enemies, il holds Out against all effort, !
make il confess. bemocrat.
In It's beautiful smile the Denves.s dee.
net correctly portray the Indian ~ the
stake. Generally when caught in such a
'crzpe, be makes horrible confessions. Tie
tells how many Of his'cnemics h. has scalp
I'd, how be- has helped to torture that ones
father and that ones brother, Of what de.
struction be- has carried into the fields and
among the wigwsms Of his enemy, and taunts
the old women sticking sharp things into
him, and dancing and yelling about his
burning body, that they don't know how to
torture decenily. When the Democna con-
siDces Us that We are bound up Indian like
at the stake, we shall commence telling of
our exploits--of bow many Democratic cdi.
tors and candidates We have scalped, of how
We have tortured this poor dough face and
that miserable trucker, the destruction v.
have assisted 70 carry into the corniield-
and among The wigwams Of the Democracy.
ssd shall actually taunt the old women and
vsinkied hag of the enemy seeking 10 cir
canvcaf - with not knowing how TO do
ths thing sp decently. The Demoyat had
hsttes ~ rpsae our aIngun."
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Foii OWING jrpeE N4RprA The Iole-
10 Btade, III Friday, says that Joseph +
Wade Esq, II Mood county, one II the
central Committee who called tbs bred
Scot Senatorial Convention shich met IA
taled" on ildr,day, la. abandoned the
PARTY whn,h la,,i already abandoned al cen
nin' Democracy, anal written lrtter eis,ng
his r,asau III dame. and declaring H.,
adhesion :" tli.' "tll Iarlr tAat ), opposing
tla spread If tyranny.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
~ WV F,g-i rate two story brick house or"ssln-
WIN inei,Fb rouscti"ues- 90 Frot street % bioca
~ Va Fth. tive story hTtek house rooms Sc
lt"st 81" t1'fA J. fuli"l- addition, lai soNisa.
~ ~ h3"nk ~ Y" ~ Third street good
> ~ ~ t""k - '1's0 .a5sl frains house
I, ~. .,,
g.. So, -.
. - - 1'''A = vAsS h4' nous"
81 H. Iat xisp AZ Brad street between
fssii .Ld STEAMBOAT Lasdag ffes f.oc"o
M a, A .t.af l.,,ts, Ia praax .rrt.t ,.sa,
l.sen-' thf'" rstin- val - lot sx5si Price
Vt"
~ ~. y block loo n lie .lalre's addition
X. .,t L.. To- tt,.t d a. u.t,....,... ..,.,,,,..
s 7, .'"'d A"nre new and ca'ni"'" Price
''@""
~ 80 -. ahd hoek -, corner Warren
"ha f,it1 si''ts N"f. CHOSE" l~t- fne" 90 90
~ .lFl 4 Z. t'tA ~ sWhei "rsisf.
a3.er thf., af.d av- ,-st-
X a. -. 40. =, ,,.
- ~ i"h*s - irel nn Bfhdy street next :.
~. I'm ""i'''"s '''"'s
~ b",n'iai tour a.r" " 70 E.andssas
a., ,.n.s,,
'a-t -trest ..Si-e i'ter .'o"
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a Baden BaD'rx.n - The following
rare occurrence" is chronicled by Pastor
Brigyer, an the Badische Lasdssssisssg Of
August 9th:
q AT eleven o'clock last night, Elizabeth
Buchingsr, spinster, Of Auer6ach, (Dadsn,)
was safely delivered Of her ssshsss.iA child"
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Er- t,oy. Walker.

Ii GOV. Walker, n,gser c"rk aud
waiter Was a.. other das negotiating with
a farmer ior few pounds Of butter II thir-
" five cents a pound I'll. farmer said a.
him, Z thought Walker Same aut here on
the prairie IT, live, Lecaaise be c"uli live
cheaper than nj i.ccompton, how Is it, then,
that he can afford 10 pax sueh price for
butter? ?" The da,key replied, i" That amt
what h. stay here iar At all A lot Of these
Lawrence. men keep calm a man named
Robinson their iubner, aud don't ~ay tub
ner to Massa Walker N, time and he means
To stay around heal until dcy call tia dc
l,nhncr - Lltrltnnt Il. l.lllli.ain
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brcLtNE ~ >t.8A Prom tn Latest -.
ports IT the principal sugar market. IA tia.
world, published in our commercial e"lumn
this morning IL mill he seen that there y
material falling I'll ia rates and a continued
downward movement Eyersnhcr. there
Is hope 81 an abundant weld III the countries
producing this staple. Louisiana PROMISES
100000 hngsheads against le<s than une-
third of that amount last Year Caha will
cnlne mp 60 the full limit III lief lasi rraanc-
tian, " she does mol snrpass II, under the
stnnulu, 81 tie late high priecs Brazil
shows ~ falling OIL Msuritiu> continues
the ratio Il ner,a.isg production that has
danbl,sl ll.r fr1p IA seven years, ani - =
doubtful whether Inhia viii not Weld a.
large a supply a. .ycr.--N. Lghis De-
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rSiMrRovEp CRY PROPERTY

y
~ ie Llstieen lots in block J Lsmbr,e'. -
sdtsli0u esAl&g eaeh
81 II Eighteen ~. Ia b.crt lau.ttlte. "a al
tltson ssxc4 ea~h
~ y N,ae sots In hloes s. IansIlts I'D addition.
.sssI
Y" 4 lafse number a ip's ard Land y, tn.
.efs Ia l.sHihfltess - addition
~ u la 81 nfsir .irs.1 easisa
~ u 1T IVES, side II nrady street saiso
~ 81 II ~ ! L.sl Fone.' pGllon',
fIdtiaH sas7a
40 4 I.oi 81 Brsdy street s2Aigo
- j. ~ ) t.peA - so,iso feet carsn.ana.
los Irospsst
y Y Par Il ~, lloek = ~ feet iron, gu Per
~ street
NJ - lea aboc1 > ot tls blatf above The depot,
-. ~ We nu"st sites IN rtsdsncs ia ihe ely
Nos u >, Four tsluatle lo,s Ia J.. W.T.
80 p 4 - IL Durahi saso A bargain
\" - rea "a n Upper Davenport,
No e Elo,su and one half acres In Upper Dagsn.
to- Containing Tooa quarry and well ~atersi
ssa - tract az $50 about .3o mice frn,n
he river adjoining Meth Davenport. ThI. Will o.
arid " parcels T. suit purchasers and sasy terms.
IMPROVED FARM LANDS
~ y 4 farm g - acre. .wo miles fao'n D.
quarry. orchard of leo trees sin yssrs I'D aud e.
.ffes "f timber so per arr.
NJ - iGa aefts IN rfhe g. ~ very valuable
M 81 iso acres IN STARK co ~. sin mile. from
Faltan
Ne :? loo ssss. Ia Warren 20 Iii
USIMPRovED LANDS
No e sio acres IN Washington Co, IN
NJ "a leo nerss In wstren Go Missouri
NJ rs 10. acres splendid pin. Land ga ID. banks
u the Chippewa river Wisconsin
NJ ss Gu acre. VI Ieovily ln.tersa land near ST.
tfnis Fslfs. Wisconsin Thi. u ca the lire ~ the
Hadson and snrsror Railroad
CLINTON COUNTY
NJ ;. W sseitsn 4 s2RsF
NJ - y " \ sections s.EaE
M ~ y \ section 10 z saRaI
80 ~ y II y seetlsas Ts2RsE
BENTON cot My
No o. T $ n " a1. ACRE. II cho.s. land
~aisfei = frafie tresA cantains ssaail Moca loi
- Within II mile ~ ARG. gres. VI excellent
iimbsr Is .s. fram Cedar Rapids must ~ disposed
u IA 20 dave aud will he sold Al bargain
PowEsuEIR COUNTY
~ a. i@o acres u seleet land adjoining the
town II NHiHnslf
No a.. A large tract Il laai near Riaora the
county paat
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e. The DemOcmt says the Gazette
4 revels in all sorts of tricks, misreprrscn.
ta,ions and calumnies." Probably this really
seems ~, ~ We have lately had our primer.
pal editorial reycls in the columns II the
Democrat.
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eastern ssa'i'ts an i'iea ii ~. products II
some 81 our WESTERN corniields, We mention
tl'. fast that Joseph Hayes, All old farmer
IL l.awr.nerbnrgh, Indiana, sold 10000
bushels II corn last week for eighty cents
per hu>hel, ard iis. r-ni- additional inr
hauling u IL the paint 81 delivery in that
place II WAS almost wholly the erop ol
issd, Though a small part IT !; was lei, over
ir'.in th. previous YEAR, crop Ii produced
the snug sum ~ -, ,tHi. and mas raised on
the famous Miami Bo,tnm,. between Law
renscbufeh and Elixahctlltuwn. that ior halt
= eainrt haze turned cut enoan,il, crops
withont any apparent abatement ii fertility
.tah .a.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-08

vsanoxs ELscSlox.-The returns from
sixty-sss tewn sAsw ~ sIsrtion of fifty-
III Rspshlieaas, aad eleven Democrat TO
~ Legislature.
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4 AL ABLE FOR coal AND FARMING
tAtassv- south traC ,pts Latl ut -se !. 7
- Il Z 800 = aud puly ~ mst,ufr. FtAlk from The
t,r,td s.ai.oa At buraAt aa,i iag ". rs. i'ftb
A-#s,t.t sf4tr- Hi ILL.,. oatGt, read
4 atsecl Y - RTE
4,tN ard y W ,ogs " SEC :
Il III Il : \ As-p aegatans atott ih M0A1ai!t,
as#f'y
4otS 4 ana l. ITS d !. soc IL T -,
n l. go ste~ Pa srtss u.d~t llalFs4 esAet.t.
b4##e. orchard e. thtvrGyseY Atasy -lg4b2 ard
-EaAt} Known es,s iuiaes
A#.t,t9,.u. ari ~ arr, tracts IL scott equity
Mt#a Situated ApiN5 ta
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~ lt 10 acrrs Haaf f9waTity ~ acres IN Ike
F1-ee slI T~f ar.
~ - leo acre. seven nll-- from Iowa City
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IiiE slBsi RIDER ~ NuaLEbi-
j INC past fstcFs would "a Is hls friends III
eaera hat be- has ftulo' I'd hi- Office ~ 'he orp5
Sc sHls a No street ur Atalf~ uNef MI uilseft >
std mess i. Mt Adpms nltufrcta Isa8rts mere he
t4H siit eiltiHHp en- a9lef taE aac quantity =
aud NSrN lvR frfsaus wishing - pnrehase i
se4 WtlA wt tiW4tUNtd la@As va Iit* frNE.flA @aA
IL W"il a. eivr him call
h. connection ssith tee above ~, lbt.iliseEs. uf
fiFs 81 sffEf sarftest ur
i.r.uua n,shinH ~ tafr.v Maaog 9tii 49,. o. asn
Zoe litH hlm tsH
Aueiipa. Sale. II Reai ESTATE nIee nunih Hand
iu Aait lassis iN litwr
4twfI Ig,tIN MnkaEp
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IA COOK sAHGES1
1.ssssds ~ Cedar CO,a,,,y.

>ot I'll ltALf ~ SECTIoN2l AND NORTH
- tnf "a srr - n ~ n lN 80 a,r,s az ~.
ttsstv there w'ft hfaksn ~ $50 saine l.a0 ,h
- = d Isl i'te =
At.a y Il " scr ~ Y aRlw
Vfasfts
II \ + ads " .ofs sec
4 sRk I'm ~ acre.
Y y T. \ ssr . 4 ~ CIV suacrs.
y = ~ W aud ; " as q q sae
q 1 ~ Il IN 1asfrs
) = sac = Y - q " Ia1 aes,s
= ~ : " a-- offs " sssr ~ I
~ IN nDaffr
A.a .laal,r trar- srl-c,.sl n it care asl ~ saIs
e stlN rsas.if Aids. t,ftas Us
,4utL Ap,.lSy
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tenee occurs IN JUDGE Douglas letter IN tn.
Chicago Sa.dag l,me.
| had no knowledge, information ~ int,
nation that the Fort sn.iling Reservation
rds a. u sod aRtH rRtr ne SAT- rax mid.
and then only learned the fact by public ru-
NOR and newspaper reports
We doubt whether that can Lc cxcellcd
by tho latest arrival from the Emerald Isle.
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Sucfinl Notifcs.

~ Under thi- bead a limited amber of srrcl.l
Notices will b. inserted at 10 cents per in" 'hrh
Insertion or 30 c"tiis Der week.
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or on rmr RrAsoss. During the Nav
anniversaries IN New York, tile l,llnw lng
dialogue was overheard between two Il the
newsboys:
Il say, Jimmy, wha, is the meaning u ~
many preachers being here all together ?"
Why answered Jim, "they always
meets here once year to exchange sermons
with each other"
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cook : aAgaESr
lwELLlNG nousE oN BRADY STREET

49,. a n.ris.sis rtisr. AL a efr,iat q oee
Ns aud ftrse yett- Jn5tf
lMELllNG HOUSE an BEAph STREET
- iot Ssle n. uHlct. yfsd os.f. So salc hi.
Htetiihs huusu Hr8siS stErsi car ~ Ihlfteenth
ttaltint slWhf inauts ath s.llAf uFaeaa IL 100 hy
Ia tsei etsat,ts stable shed hn" apple pear plum
sHt ci'tta ir,rs grape vince hEuthsry etstrru and
Hkll
III ataSe \. nag ~ thg meet pleasant residences III
hs tiig aHi ert - ssiJ N very lew Price.
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PAGES PATENT
Portable (1rrMiGy1. NNsr sReju
MYTH STEAM POWER, THESE MILLS
~ eatltbte II saaH. igssH three ts rgiss thoa
satt irsi If lumber per as tns aee0rAis 10 the
pnarr applied, and Kind ~ fitatrr SAVED With
Hsg@s Power u j. capable II saving fran Ia Two
-aMssi, ahd wiih either steam. Water ~ Hof.s tuw
"a, Viii saw more inier. and u hetfpf a II. than
tf ether kind III nail nov Ia operation
With lhe Child faicbt Double Nil sss slaed ,im
t,g sn ~ SAVED
The simplicity in their operations durability and
adaptation Of these mills ~ Ia. art. Of the country
and the snsees-ful practical operation ~ thns. Ia
used been the II establishing their gfes,
With experience for The pas, TEN ycara In max
lHR these nils aud with Improve aud loTs4s
I'd facilities In manufacturing we Offer ihsn. 10 the
pabllc with tho fullest confidence ot ihsif superior
advantages over all others
Having the right u manufacturing far laF.. por
iion u Territory West and south ran farnsb
either III. slngle Double mill, preferred, for
eieat.l, Water or Horse power.
Orders respectfully solicited, and any further In
formation ehserfails gwen
kING-LASDk FERGUSON
fhsaix F.aniry, corner of second ami Cherry st
81 Louis. ~ aa.sd3~
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roM MON CORDED skIRTss
- steel spring Skirts,
Zcpher Corded Skirts,
Union Corded Sklrts,
Aiboni skirts
Embroidered Skirt
Revived per express ~ ..
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A GESTL,aAN eSb VIVA can BE- az
cotan.sist,d With board N a private family g.
4aire a. II n 5mp.ou's lfYee corner sih and Maln
s.Yssts se3iws
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OFFER FOR SALE ON REASONABLE
~ terms the following desirable property
20 handsome baiidng lots In North Davenport
Lot soxlso, corner Ripley ard Sixth streets bean
iiful site for q dwelling
Tho large aud handsome Cottage on The corner 81
Of Western avenue AID sixth ssreets, lot t1xiso1x
opportunity not oflsn offered 10 obtain u
residence ~ convenient distance from The centre Of
basiness Price, - 600 1000 Cash, " 600 In six
months, and ssanec IN l, 2, g. aud yrars
fnha.dtf
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forR SPLENDID ftNH~ tuR sAlt Ncai
,i,r ,-try wlth g.ast Improvements W
LAGon n El.nKIpaE
.lr surnef II Esurih asd Rick Island sis
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I11 NVo1suns1.
OUR AGENTS HAVE JUST DIscUV Err
sonri. surnnsedae - - ealy heay q Pms Timber
e~0enln9 y Y1U10on1e NoGnterea We eoa6dsssiy
yecon1end u Que of the puost pro1nising spesus
stcas a. tbs seascn For further particulars enquire
n or oloce No Grants Beck Main str~vt hnv.
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