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t.sa ts@rs. Washington jane. tie dis
tnzas.1efi Democratic war hor.. si' North
Wet iata made political taur e,er i
portion Il Tire State a Few week agn and
fetHstil= l.anc had tho fact published e.
Ills nnfld IN H. own authority that III.
pcw Constitution would he most nglortois-
~ defeated We spIictl ,ns prediction ans.
declared thai We SCI, letier informed on
tlic subject than tipu. acoIe, Washington
.joHes, AMI hat u would nj h. defeated
The douehty .,oneral eanIat hereafter pa
= political lfapHet. tle mait"r hna bril
haat.l i.t iaaf si'iar ~ tie military annals
" ". "sl1tr1 u = sery likeIs that l..
faatss t.as" calculation. about ilio prob
able fe,alt l.pt ~ evidently LID mol iak.
Iata consideration the etIeet n ~ own
t,seesHe- s lille "n Tie tear H., o,leh, T..
III meats g. have considered each speech
Two nunds~i Votes fr that which Il, oh,
lp-cA We las,d oar calculation, very
considerably en the effect II til. eAertei it.-
ilncnse # ten oeafpr Washington Jpnes.
snt IL Ieruie.s ~ knew both linn and
IL. people very well II W. can gel the
a,uer'.l IN tue -tmap against the Republi-
ean ticket. We shall AZ once set IL down a.
triumphant bs a respectable majority.
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"" noticed in Yesterday Ga.sf, the
'ailur, II The Ohio LII. Insurance. and Tr,,.,
C"npans. enc # the hcasics. banking m.
'titatintls ii the country and which enjoy
II unlimited public confidence, and # John
Thompson. the well known banker and bank
net- reporter. What the consequence, may
he an certain other institutions, Ac., remain
Vet 90 h. seen. A. Chicago entcilporar,
sass the failure of III. Trust To Bank will
donhiles fall with heaviest force upon the
business interests IL Cincinnati. though we
learn that number II New England and
.hne Western Banks will be- more or less
Affected. NJ institution IN Chicago will bc
directly affected. Mr. Adams. the CORES.
poadcnt 81 1honpson, IN Chicago will sur.
we this calamity, and every confidence
seems yet IL he placed in him b, ia. bust
ness men &c that city. The Trust 60. Bank
Wa not bank II issuc, but an institution
ri loan and deposit. II had become g gen
cral depository Il thousands, from the rich
est citizens g. the poorest classes who had
a little Ia las away. The bank hal done a
safc and profitable business IN its legitimate
sphere, but ,entured out in Wild sIecalatiops
and heavy railroad loans. Below We give
di4Atehcs which we were unable to put in
yesterday. Gdstt.
NEW ioKk, Aug. -,
IL j. CURRENT, reported that Messrs.
Delaney, lsclm 4 Clark, bankers, have fail
I'd.
The liabilities Of the OHIO Life Insurance
and Trust Company, are estimated Ut 50, :
10000 to s. ,0O0,O0 About &.uU.O0U al
checks paid out by the New York agency
ON Saturday and Monday, are unpaid.
Mc>~r.. Brown. Bros. 4 Go. and Others,
have placed an attachment upon the assets
" the company in foreign corporation, and
The sheriff and his deputies arr in charge Of
the ONCE aud property. The immediate
embarrassment VI this company arose, we
understand, from its inability 20 meet loans
nade BY II u some banking house in the
street.
The proceeds II these loans had been used
in sustaining western railroad companies,
one Il which wss 70 have rsceised IN Cd
vance exceeding halt . million dolla1. The
President states in csrd, that the capital
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~ 's"'tf'u' STATE convention h''"
III Iowa 1ity lat Ne,i'c day terminated
l'.N. VI. SANTti-, t-gr luhi.iue ant!
i"r 'nr,ta"r. and Mr. ,'t"Ear hIit t-r'
- Nairisac"uhtA Ia l.ieai'tau, e"'tfl'"i.
WITH tide material tn's h1I I" "e:k upon
- { ale PROBABLY ias "'t lHil H''th>
STAT e"uia nave teen iu1 2" VI >ain'"i'
u lawyer y I"sdsIs.'a t'"'A 'u''l
leak'r. aga VIII 'g''Ai "al - W. w"
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t.'N '''' y 'sN'Il''f' from y, dtcf'
<''''A WIZ" ''' educational interests
83t' ~ ~ -'@i'flN ""ii''" that Vt
''"HN l'''ta ''s'h' at" s'stah'e "r th'
" f" tsa'' hh"" tNat ~ IAN ~ u"
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~ 'htH'l''' are 20" ~ the Held, AMI
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'iae editorial fraternity IL Iowa was well
represented IN the State Republican Con
Aeniaan W. negreticd. very much. III
Cur ais.er engagements prevented n from
isralns personal acquaintance with ;.
mans worthy eotemporarics with whom VI.
have aeld pleasant intercourse through the
columns II their journals. Among those
res.M w,- Mr.. Sanders &c the Davenport
sd-etts J. llvwcls, uf the kcokuk Gut
Ctr; Nj ..yon, II the Dubuque I,m,s !;
Mr. Hackley, II the Dubuque 1ritaAs; Mr.
Parker, of the Mitchell Rspntiiai..; DR..
Farmer, ~ the Des MONIES Caizea; Judge
spioer, oi the Upton Advertise; Mr.. Maxim,
a the Mn-eatine Jossr~d; Mr.. Elliott. u the
H1Aat Jo1faai, Mt Pleasant Mr.. Drumnond
u the Ninton Laqls, Benton county and
Mr.. smeed, 81 the Waverly Regall.can. brc-
ner county. Probably Their. were otLcr-
whom Ne did nof ace.
There Wa some talk Il an Editorial on
yention, and il seemed 10 meet with general
appreciation. II our Editorial brethren win
COME together In good earnest sometime
this fall, interchange sentiment, and adopt
set Vi rules for the government &c their
business and editorial controversy we feel
assured that much good will come II the
gathering Cay Rsp.
The Republican Is in error relative To cur
presence 1t the Convention. Unavoidable
circumstances prevented what we should
have enjoyed . . great pleasure. We are
opposed, however, to editorial Convention,
having attended ssvAr>l without being able
10 appreciate any benefits resulting there
fran, except perhaps the pleasant rsoollec-
tim 81 the social reunions a the editors.
Il Is impossible Sor such convsntics 70 adopt
my Uniform rules Cor the rcgnlsfisn of the
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lu,ine.s Of the different printing Offices in
the Utate, wlrn The pspers themselves must
,iJ.r So materially from circulation, local.
~. fsrilties. etc, In their prices II adycr-
t,,inr. Job work, etc. We presume our
country cotcmporarics, for instance, would be
10 pledge themselves To any scale
81 price. we might adopt fos job work, when
with the aid of steam machinery, etc. We
can make an actual profit ON certain work
where they could not pay cApenses-n"i
.honld we like Ia be governed by table oi
a ..rtisna rate, by which We would DC
comuelled to receive advertisements nj the
-anc rate 81 papers with o,'e-ioarth al our
circulation and while too our columns al.
,.rnu led. anl some Of theirs bare. IL j.
ut necessary ior any standard paper which
an .uh.aa4d IT, patronage. AMI will not
,cccvt patronage which does not pay its
praiit. tn bind itself to do the /" honorable
thing that j. not To do work under GER
tain rates. w rcaula,. our own rates oi
Advertising, etc. and can perm, no body or
,pnvcntion Ia interfere or dictate in the
premises. A. for regulating political
sitd other newspaper Controversies 10y rule or
,dyicc II convention, that j. just a. non
.cn-ical We claim IT, know just what t.
'ay, and how /" say Il, IN the diiicrcn, news
pa,er controversies, into which We arr &C
ca,nnslly thrown, better than any outside
Iictation could advise IA or ut all events
Ne are perfectly willing IT, assume the ~
possibility CIR all errors. We have seen
conventions If editor. plcig" themselves IL
II manner Of d,ocncy and good conduct in
Ia. future. aud thu member, 20 home and
iSlit like eats and dogs" We have yet
TO hear Of any real practical good results in
this particular from editorial conventions.
II placed IN the form IL social gathering
4 editors, or of editors II one ,arty. I.
orin line 81 united political action for a
lnslc canpeign We on a. Anything else,
II least till We receive further light. We
uui rc.ard a useless.
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that Il they fuaud that Rotisson hai ssnrp-
cd the Office u Governor of the State u
Kansas TO find him guilty.
The jury retired and were In session all
night II n now . o'cl,ck an TLurs,iay
morning.
report from iecompton states that the
jury stands six for conviction and six for
ac9uittal.
the penalty for the offence is ,mprison-
mcnt for any time under a year and q fine
of any -.,,n under five hundred dollars.
Coy. Robinson, " convicted, will refuse
To- pay, JAtonIrs.
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PAGES PATENT
Portable (yrcel0r ENSr .NiN
WITH STEAM POWER, THESE MILLS

H.
~ capable " saving fran three 10 eight thou
sand feet II inahcr per da, varying according 90 the
power applied, and kind Of ttater SAWED Nth
Horse Power. II 10 capable Of saving fran 10 tw
thousand feet PER Jay, according IL kind Of tnher
sawed, and With either Steam Water or lInrse paw
~ will SAW ni.rc lumber. and In better sisi. than
any other Kind af min no~ In operation
With the Child ratent Double MIL any sixc.i tin,
her eah tv sawed
The simplicity in their operations, durability and
adaptation OF these mill- - this waBs Of the eaunt,g
aud u. snees.~fa practical operation III thu.e i'll
use t.gsthef with their becoming ano.t sntitei,
used. ha. heen The u establishing their great
reputation,
With oua experience for tho past len years In max
Ing ihese inil:s. and with improvements aud aerua.
I'd facilities Ia Misunderstanding We ODER them ~ the
public with the fullest ccnaacGcs u their supsrar
advantage over all ceheve
Having the right n nAnslAcsuring Tar larx. mr.
tion III territory Wsss anA hOaah ws can furnish
either he sasse er Dosns.s mill, preferred for
steam, Water " Horse pswsr
orders respectfaily sslielssA, ssd any further In
formation chssrfnlly given
kkN06LAND q REa0UeON
Phenix Foundry, corner Of secoad aud Chrrr, !. .
u. Louie No suSsl7w
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llNR DSisc.-l am now prepared ut nv
barber shop, IN trauliin Block up- stare to dys
hair. "hi.ker~ Sc, 10 the hc-t and most natural
t!.- AID 90 san any tact. cesar, esiph and keep
a, a Ines ihr hc-, and ts.t attentive assistant. 10
shave, eat hair ac
an4,ifl ionN WARWICK
NoRIn D.,Esrogr LUMBER YARD.-The
.ub.eriber. have established 4 Lumber Yard On
HARRISON street ou III. Eaff f,f III. accommodation
80 farmers and other. in thar vicinity
aa2s,iiw ELNwICk 4 SON
lra~r ,oR SALE. Lot and Ware
haas. With shed. aud Outbuildiug- 10 lease for ?.
ycar- ~ eara.r ~ f,ack l-iaud aud Front street.
Apply 10 GEORGE l. NICHOLS
ags'alw i'a,enpor, Block
foB Sur-ln the western Part of the
c.t} thr.. rew ancls hu~h.d Isu-r- ~ eight r..o.
rss with rrllsr- china closets pan;rl.- wsr,lr.be.
@sil. aud "a hulling- romrle.. We will sell them
90 lpng limo. - exchange IN part far mulnprosed
properly
Asa number ~ line lei- FOR buiing in most
favorable terms :" tho.e wishing 10 improve Thu
season Apply To-
sus.,lsw Ne u I.raa, street,
JrSr RrcEIEp. a choice lot Of Family
YOU may have 10 wait sour iura
an2i ~ IAMBiiirES aRoMBiE
lIotsfs 10 RrSr. Brick Dwelling House.
I'VE s,lrie-, nine rcofn-, Ripley helow Third Il,
Frame Dwelling House, eigh, rooms same localits
Frame Dwelling House ~ Harrison street
NJ residence
fsllMa u sickle. Rro On friday. from to 5
"cteck ~ ~ close
au9idiw L. PARKER
PioNrrR MiLts.-Thc largest and mos,
perfect Lumber Mil. on the Ms.isslppl are offered
for sale Sec advertisement OF
au5tf MILLS a DEWEY
A SPLENDID new house with all out
buildings, and commanding de.ghifal ylrw Of til.
aus'f MILE DEWEY.
10000 NJ. |. Sawed Shingles 600
i.ah 900 Wood Cat ~ 70 per eord) all kind
~ Lup1vr, Doors, sash, Blind. sc on hand q, our
Mills. at reduced price.
aas,f BrRSELl.. GILLET CO
TSl Noncr.--for Great Bargains and
Fine oprernHtt ~ for in,sslinent see
MILLS DEwEYs
maS iitf Advertisements
FoR sALr.--A valuable Building Lot on
Perry stree, Also two large ncw Brick s,or,
| Houses near Depot ALIEN 4 CLARK
apassitf
's.af BAR"AIss,--forty Splendid Lot,
Va ian,hrites Addition In North yenport for a..
/ " tnH~-I AIIEN CLARK
LI Money 10 Loan, IN >um- to suii
| arrlieant. by TALLMAN 4 POWERS
1 ap4s.tf
antHU SHIaarrs.--J,ist Received, ttn,
Half Million M Michigan Saved shiuglc. f.
sale III pur Lumber Yard corner Fourth and Iiarr,
s"n stre,t- coTLs DAVIES
may 7dtf
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~ III tract Of valuable PINE .ANps Ia NJ
soari, rmpllos,- 10 b. the emily bedy NJ iha TimtYr
Remaining VI the State un.ntersd W. confidently
recommend " of the promising spseuaa
,isn- IF thn For further Particular .naMlt.
~ o.,r "iNer, M Grant. nlaek Main street, bsy
saIsir' aus.liw W 4 RARREHk 90
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SOUTH HALF or SECTION II ANDNORTH
- hall of Sec. -, T ~ X Woo acr~s of tn,
Allows there wcr. broken In issA. TO acres ii
the y, : % SIC -.
A.e, W. h Of ), W, \, Sec -, r -, RIw-
80
VI y L. \ aud 3 W Of n T. 4, Sec y
sk W.--isS aercs
me Sec ct, 10, X w-so aeres.
Ne Il =, W a ana n W 4 Of Z = See
"A, 4 ~, X W. w acres
SE Zee Is r RI w leo acre.
Il OF n, W i aad l. y of W i See " r.
~ X W -Ioo acres
Also, smaller tracts, selected with care and for sal,
on yrrs rrasoaAab!. Term. Ny
B2J COOK sARGEST
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THE FOLLOWING LIST OF yALuAB,

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
Lahds are offered Tor sale BY the u,issrs,s s.i %
a" m"-i iasora5s terms "a. pricc- '~1ias iodvraie
%" fourth cash, aud the balance ID ole. tNV thrcg
,ld ivar years With tea pcr eeni Interest
" u NE andE . u Nw 81 sec , Town
;s.KiE
.gEi,E = : " ~ WV"
NEs of y - " sec 10 T7s,RlE
aof sw If \ aud W \ Il : b Of zee 81, 7
Z. u n \ II scc n T7eRiE
" ! II \ W of sec AZ T72RiE
M u NV ! Of see - 4 ssRiE
sAofsE. of sec DO TTg RE
W. ofsw \ Of acc % T7y.RiE
Mn Of sE i and > y \ u y Es u sec ., r
.sklE
sws ofsEs Of sec 4 T.sRiE
NV Of y W r. Of sec C. 7s.RiE
sEs z NE h aud n W ! 81 \ 4 i Of sec o.
4 7ak
NE. % sws of .es s,T7eRiL
: u sw \ n sec l. TsoRi
NV Of NV \ Of .er ss. Tso,Rl
sc Of : W Of sec s,Ts,Ri
rM ~ Nv i ~ sec 3GTsD,El
~ of ; W ! aud : 4 u ! Of Gee 10 r
RI
IS u - ! of see 3, Tso,Rl
e y 4 aud W Il ~ n W ~ 40 ~ Tso
81 4 Ma Il &c D. rscR2E
; II. o. T. It -cc ii, Tso RAE
\ W VI W IL / III r.e 10 r RAE
: : If see 10 a RAE
y q W II sec -, n 20 RTE
} " . ~ w !. Of sec A. I RE
" - !. W ! ~ see ~ TsoK2E
81 " of TsiRsE
h2sn BLAkEMoRE : LAwEs
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
No las Fret ra,etw story brick heu.e. foraon.
with modern .nieHc-s on Front street In bla.k
!, fnl'"h,r addition .plendld view, sc ssAiao
No Is. fineJwo story brick house, rooms. &c
% rrosi stree, block fai,cns addition, y, sosiso
view ~ river &c very extensive Price, t4.saD
No Lot :. block d, yosiso. o4 Third stree, x..,,
h"ara, four rooms, ci-t.rn, &c.
No isi Lot l. block ~ soxao good frame house
NJ. ie2 Lot . block ~ eorioo excellent house
No. las IL, o block "a aoxso, ane house
No. i35 Lot 1855 xiso on BRADY street, between
Front aud steamboa, Landing free, saotpo
No. o. small Lol.. Brady street, near
sl,sS
No aoi Lot la block los in lie Clairv'- addition,
s"Al3o feet Oh brady street Price, e20s
No Soo Lot I, Ia block 0, la MsIa,o.h. addition,
si.ta0
No "a Lot. and ., block %, corner Warren
and finh streets Very cLaiec IDt- Price ~ ~,
: sAsh' balance three s1d i've years.
No ia Lot. aud !, 10 block "a, corner Western
Avenue shd on street Price, ts,vo-s cash, bal
aAe. three aud i've years
No ~ Lea.e 200 fee, on Brady street nexi l..
i.ambr'tc's ko~ kxceept Lots for building Terms
ssr, low
No 3ls A beautiful four acre lot Ia Eldridge,.
aidiiion to kast Davenport. frlee, q. s0o
No III Lot In block /, Arnirs addition. OF L.
Gust street, coniso Price, ss0o.
No 40 House aud lot corner Rock Island and
Pleasant s,rce.s Lot block q Lainsrit- addition
Nv. nae foo'"s os'd we'll aad es.tsrn Fries, tis4u
No - Part 10, L. Ia block -, oa Perry street
Ih".os baild1s sis-cox7t frio. t5sUo
No 2s2 House aud lot corner Main and I.,cust
streets, ron.s, eistern, veil, &c, yDxIys Irie,
o.. 10
NJ ia House aud lot corner Laurel aud Farnsn,
slrssis, ssaJu 0vod ncM cottage house i've roon..
Nltehca, ris1crn, bara aud stable Price. ss.coo
M 80 Hast ~ feet of lot q Va block "a. on Fourth
street, b.t~r.a rcrr, aaa kock Island ir.ec, ,a4u
| No a. Ea.i ~ feet VI bit " block 81; Oh lo.r,l.
| between BRADY aad Perry Price, tsuvo
M. sio beautiful building lot ot 10th street. be
twreh k"eA lsAad as.a Iowa streets, eoxlyo Iftc4
| .l,Uo
NJ ai3 i90xlCs feet on brady street IN Necrs al
| Iiuon ificr, u ~
| No Ai Lot ., block O.. eorner s.eoud and Low 3
rtres,' Price, tcs1p
No ala Lease II years choice lot o., Third street
e"rssr Ferry aad Mock Island Fre., 81. Ia
No. 100 liou.. and 10, corner Perry aud rl,a.ar,
hreess, "a LaiabEits addition. fnce, sl.a. oat
| tvnrsh each
| Ne as. Twelve choice ,es acre hts near III,
l va.
No scs Two tea acre lots la Esst Davenport
~" ssS Large new warehouse near depot
No ssi splendii losation for warehouse nca,
| ieput
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USIMPR0yEp CITY PROPERTY

USINPR0EEp CITY PROPERTY
Ne. 10 Eighteen lot. an hierk l. Lambri,es. -
addAticn 5sxlso each
No II Eighteen lot. In block !. Ian tri,e'. I'd NJ.
,iition ssx0s each
40 Il Nine 10. Ia Llesk I.aIatlits'. "a addition
asAot
No n large number Of loi. aud land By tn,
acre In laInhritrs "a addition
No u IL, on Brady stree, seriso
No l. lot Oh West eide of Brad, street. .aniss.
No ID i 81 10, 4 block ! forre., 4 Dillon.
addition NAB
M. u LIT on BRADY street .2xisa
NJ l. Lot shleek as saxiaa fee, Commands a
due prospect
No ~ raa of 10, bloch s, a. fee, front on Per
~ street
No % Lot sblosk - On the blua above the depe,
ste ~ the hn.si -iis- fof rcsidenee in this city
Mo- a 10 >. Four valuable lo,. In u. Wit
No = a 10, in Dnrant. AM A bargain
No d y ten scf. 10, Ia Upper Davenport
No . Eleven aud one half acre. in Upper Dasen.
port cobfaihin. geoi quarry and well ~at~red.
No - tract II 10 scres about two mies from
~. river. adjoining North Davenport Thl. viii l..
-d in iareels 10 suit purchasers aud ea~, terms
IMPROVED FARM LANDS
~ ~ farm 81 80 acres, two miiss from ID
VIII II has two hanre~ n~~ harm. two wells goaa
quarry orchard II loo ir.ss. Ella years old and a.
acre. of timber, 80 Per aer.
No % ioa acres In Pike Co. III. very valuable
No u 100 acre. In STARK Co, nj Ella mile. from
Fulton.
Ne y LOO acres In Warren Co. III
uNIMrRoyI. = LANDS
NJ = ais acres In Washington Co. III.
No "a loo acres In Warren Co Missouri
No Is io- acres splendid pine land on the banks
~ the Chippewa river, Wisconsin
No % 80 acres u heostiy tin.hersi land near 81
Irox Falls Wisconsin. This !. thu line u the
und.on and Superior Railroad
CLINTON COUNTY
No. 81 sW \ see,lons Ts.R2E
NJ ~ w I section " y s2RgE
Ne ~ y \ .scsaa ls I RE
No. y" y ufN 4 secti.n y, TsaRaE.
BENTON COUNTY
" a. 7 ~ RE- W So acre. Of choice land
vater.. d, Prairie Greek contains a small wood io,
- within . IT mii. II n large grove of exeesni
imbsr - mc- FROM Cedar Rapiis must h. dispo.sa
II 10 ao days aud viii b. .old nj a bargain.
rowEsnEIK COUNTY
No VI loo Of select land adjoining the
t.@ VI GTlnneli
No 81 A large trse, II land. near Eidera, the
rauu My seat
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'Hsh NV Ed llsMNs
49, - Eishiy nlne acres n sseiian 20 4 Is, Ii
east ID acre. under euitiy aIu.areu.aineT paA
ture iaDd House coed We'll 10 apple ..,sus.
Stone iasrry-fsnr ltaie. tf"in town ftie, 80 PEI
No 5I EssEA section n. r r. n 4 ea.,-s
acres all under enltisativHEovd cottage well will
<"~d water Usage orange fenes around the .utir.
taria fruit irccs &c, three miles from the city "a
s"ry choice farm Price tioG per acre
No .os beautiful ~ acre farm f.ur miles fro,,,
davenport ga state Road 10 Mu.eaitae ~Ixhf acres
u timber good house, nye r"ous two weil.-sprin.
...d .ood ~aier-iaasnihc.ai view II the rive.
iris.4 ts,01
No 80 An excellent farm II 100 acres. els,sn
niies from the CITY Price, va per
No 2sa A ..etion Of land In Morti.iown. III
.,ors aud dwelling house bo acre. under rus alton.
the city consisting of eight III high state ct
en'sa,aons good spring on the iansi nsa house anti
No 3ss ieo acres In SECTION q T..R9e..i A
improved and the remainder nm. timber AID rasinrt
ana go'h house, eight r"olns, cellar well es.tsrl
- Price, ~ per acre
No no A splendid farm 81 80 acre, 10 mile.
from The city all improved, Two good houses. barn
stable ami other convenient improvements clear
trcek running through the farm lon acres IN wheat
r"rn, &c This 10 . chance rarely offered farmer
t"r The purchase 81 choice loraIiou fflc. 80 per
acre.
No al sssEs section Il r. " X east, 81 acre.
parfi, Improved, ~.t.r aud timber, ~ mile. fron
town. Price, w per acre.
No 3ig W fr \ and W. SE~ section 4 r -
u east, IA acres two or three ss~c. 81 VOID aud
.sone Price, tiis per acre. Two mica north Of
paraas Station
No. ~ A choice farm Of 10 acre. ali fenced and
T. high ataie VI en.tis ationgood hause, well, sc
1919 fruit aud many shade trees. ~. west aide lek
ory 0fose ltosd, ! mile. from town The Adjoining
- acres can be bought cheap.
No Az W h section -, Kasge east
NE h section y, r - II . ca-f
b section 10. IS Range east
Ia Al I'D arres, situated about eight miles from
Davenport. Price, ts5 per acre
No sos y. w i d section /, r. 10 n L. Ea.l A
ssaafifai tract, well wassred Price, tao per acre
No as iaso acre. choice land al o. 20 per acre.