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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Tor LIVERPOOL U. s. Maj -
ship BALTIC. J. J. Coms,ock. Commands. WI "
sh the United States mails for Esrope positively on
DAY, Nov at l, o'clock fr,n hss berth q! M -
Cenaa-r FoT freight OF passage. having s1sqaSsd 49,
EDWARD K COLLINS N. 50 w, ~
Passengers viii please BE- oQ board st II ocoof n
s-rs must pass through the Poet 06o-; any Others VI
ts1asd.
H0TIcE.-TAs steamers Of shis 5ns have Improves
night partmenfs. u ~
No expense has been spared make the ssssrnss %
n 81 respects good new. The thoEvusa ersaias"p
them proves theH mode Of eOnnfnsiop yet uSr2sasa
n B-Hereafter the regular but snps Tor Ena hns ""
fuxm the entire service.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21
Mach Thesis.

The last census declared the fact, that
there arr only about three hundred oolored
men. women and children IN this State. And
Set these pVor three hundred cullcd pus-
ems have nearly sent the Democracy to
their rravc> with the niger coii>ump-
lion." Each one &c those eolored indyid-
,lals il hui in some Republican wood pile.
Half the Democratic editors have bilcs on
ihcir nu-es smelling en- out. They would
make the people believe that all the aims,
and objects, aud ambitions OF the Republi-
can party ia Iowa, are e. lcgi>latc for these
able individuals IN the wood pilcs--,hat
Rcpublicanism prefers this three hundred
pile 81 ebony a. the hundred &c Thousands
( ivory Democracy is shrieking" AT the
are idea Of ,fTraiiHg the fifty or one hGn-
rel children belonging 70 this three hun
lrcd, and horror stricken Mt the phantom &C
heir own imagery these children of dark
ac-- heing in the sunshine If white presence
while drinking from the same iotnt, If
knowledge. w trust they will not let
lhc-c three hundred sinner, OF colorcd skin
worry them any more. The idea OF being
haunted hy one ghost Is horrible enough
but 10 he pursued by the Reckoning fingers
4 three hundred, and black ones st that,
must bo sublim.ly awful
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

We presume every man who kHors Mr..
samucl-, knows tina, he j. probably as strong
slavery man as there j. in the State Of
Iowa. To deny i, at hi. home in Dubuque,
is TO publish the author Of the denial a DELHI.
crate ialsliier. The Dubuque Ta,' says
that Mr. Samu,ls Is one u the strongest
advocates IN the Democratic party u Iowa,
for the extension of slavery, and the Times
uses tins language At home there Is no
disputation on this point, and abroad II
would require no proof, were it not for tie
shameful misrepresentation Of hi, party
papers in TIL. city"
But the Times says further: "Mr. Sam
ucl> Is one If the most ardent adinirer, If
the late John &. Calhoun: and probably
there never was man, who more heartily
adopted HI sentiments or hal them more
fully cngrafted into his nature than he, so
far as he is capable Of compromising them.
fhi. no one. who has any self respect, will
dispute II j. well known that Mr. Samuels
has often openly expressed desire 10 hold
,laycs in Iowa aud that 20 lar A. his prin
,iplrs arr concerned he would make il n
lave State tomorrow. He believes that
negroes were made for slaves that God
approves Of slavery and blcsses il, lie be-
gryrs in the lnhunan laws Of slave States,
which deprive the blacks Of all the rights Of
manhood and Lc would rather follow his
child t. the grave than suffer him 10 be
seated IN the schoolroom with a colored
lay This ! Published at Mr. Sanucls'
lone aud it. facts cannot be honestly lie
nied ~amnels Is the identical politician
who occasionally employs his time among
az ncighbors, IA endeasoring To prove hy
the Bite that SLAYER, j. a Divine iustitu.
t,on lie wa hr"nghi up IN q slave State
{" believe il such. aud We do not doubt but
that he j. boast IN his belief We can
LARGELY believe. however. that tho Po0pl, II
Ira honestly believe any such thing. nor
that they will roi, for man who has cx-
pressed HI desire to hold slaves ia Iowa, hi-
belief that negroes were made for slaves.
aud hi, CONVICTION that God approves OF
.lavcry and blcS,cs IL. Born and brought
| up IN "A slave State a. Mr. Samuels Wa, We
| can ~ some degree excuse his devotion t.
| the peculiar institution. but we cannot sub
niit e. such u representative al slavery he
.ug placed in the highest Office in the free
| state II Iowa. Nor can We believe til,
People will by their votes place him in thi.
position. Personally there i some cNcus,
=, ,nr Mr.. Sam,els entertaining the opinions
lac does on slavery, from his education, hui
there i, no excuse ior his endcavoring {,
introduce them among this free people, an,
tor asking ills people To- elevate above th.,
heads the representative Of such sentiments
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

THE NAY THEY DO II .otr WrsIh--
Some Of onr contemporaries admit queer
things into their columns, and sometimes
articles which We can scarcely believe r..
triycs the endorsement If the editors them
.elvc-. The last number received Of the
,,leuwoed isnes contains a communication
,ignei hs Abraham Walrod. which abounds
m capital letters. We clip from IT the fol
owing unique paragraph, in which Abra,
lam j. pitching into the editor of another
paper /:
You call. ear. my establishment "a how,
rot gut daegery, while You praise the one
IN your own place a. The best saloon rea VI
=. Lons Now, although the saloons of
Lcayenwurth. Weston, 1t. Joseph, Council
Bluff and Omaha give the statement THE
LIE DIRECT, ! have nothing 4" do with
this ur the thousand other hes with which
you disgust the public weekly respecting
your PACIFIC CITY MANfEAP For
these things sau must answer AZ the lnd-
msnt seat If God hut d. say that ,on
might have spared yourself add tional panes
~ eternity hs not suemeuting Your pile ii
guilt with assaults upon individual clarac.
ter. and individual efforts Ia obtain bread
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

slli,ON worth u Property Destrsyed



Our city has once more been the theatre
of great -onilagration, greater than has
occurred before, since the great Gre Of l64Qi
From three O'Clock in tho afternoon Of yes
terday, until nine o'clock last night, tho
flames ragged with unabatcd fury. By the
latter hour the vehcmence Of the devourine.
element was subdued, and by ten o'clock
was totally conquered.
The fire originated from the carelessneas
of boy in the carpenter shop of Hugh
tsaub, on the west side Of Eleventh street,
between Market and Walnut
Next door to the carpenter shop on the
north was the extensive soda water estab-
lishment of Cairns, Block 4 Co., and the
wind setting strongly from the south, the
flames quickly caught to IL, and IN few
minutes il was mass 81 ruins. Nothing
whatever was saved from IL. The next
building on the north was James Nirtien's
wagon establishment, occupying two-story
brick houses on eleventh street, and the up
per part &c n three story brick on the cor
ncr of Market and Eleventh, and q one
story brick used for the blacksmith and
forging department on Market street. The
lower story of the corner building was &C.
cupied by james Croak. ~ grocery store,
and hi, family lived in a portion Of the up
rcr part. All this property was likewise
totally destroyed, A. well - two small
frames adjoining 10 Mr.. virien.
The flames then spread 70 the lumber
yard Of William Morrison, on the south
side Of Marxet street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth There was an immense guam
tity Of lumber on hand, all Of which was
likewise destroyed. For some time there
were great hopes that the FIRE would be
subdued at this point, but in spite Of oil
that could be done the strong wind carried
the Burning brands across the street to the
lumber yard Of Wright 4 Maddox, and
there the conilacraton was renewed with
increased fury. The wind, however, chan
rcd to southwest few minutes afterward,
aud enabled the fireman to save large por-
ton Of the lumber in this yard. The
greater portion 81 il. however, was conaum-
ed
bf course no accurate estimate Of the
losses could be made last night, but the
amounts set down below will, we think, ap-
proximate pretty close To the real sums.
We got them from the best sources within
our reach--cithcr the parties interested or
their friends Mr.. Raub's loss il estimated
At about 81 900; Cairns, Block Co.'S,
| $4,000; james yerden's, SOS 600; james
Croake's, $500; Vim. Morrison's, S3O,-
90, and Wright a Maddox's, S25 900.
The total loss, according to the estimates
made, is Sl2I 900, and total insurance
50, 400, leaving loss upon property owner
Of S96;Cuo. The loss in lumber alone !,
over $4,000, which is greatly to be de
plorcd a, time when the supply was ii
ready ~ inadequate 10 the demand. Tn,
ioss will be severely felt in the obstruction
10 the progress Of building in our city.-S
| Ianis Init lTfh
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

The Dubuque Ezgrrss 4 Hrati has At IL.
mast head some &c the amendment. pf,
posed 10 be made 10 the new Constitution
by the Democracy, Il they should secure the
power IN tits State. tine Of il Republican
cotcinporarie> says:
But IL there should It'll be doubt - Il
the issue before the people, IL must he set
~ rest by the proposed amendments 81
the new Constitutions . eonspicuo,lsIy tli.-
played 1t masthead, or half mast, by some
81 the Democratic papers. What are tie,
They are substantially and solely, thai -
gs1s shat not, GA cay Consideration, b ussa
as wtfsssses; thai il be maas js9ssiile 10 trsetss
fhs Frgitiet Slac, Lac; aaa hnt uslt a.
Died Snos' decision slarsfy rsag eris, "a Isra.
Every one can see for himself that the only
true issue Of this campaign l., he srf,asi6s.
" sl0rery, and that Ben NJ Sanuclr |, Ill.
pro-slayery candidate. III elected. lei i IL
ON the merits OF the issue, but LEI not 81.
home organs deceive pc.ple at a distance
and persuade them that ne is not 4 pro-
slavery man, and that the issue il not slave
~ extension.
The Democracy are trying e. dodge this
'"ss Ahss b1fS ehiueNih btthult HiI=
prcsaed with the idea, that il is time ia.
slavery agitation should be stopped. and
that u Is extremely ridiculou. 10 bring il
INTO tins canvass. They arc like the chap
who openeaa :" free fight on bis own hook,
ssd ior time did a slasLing business, and
tapped and harrahed at terrible rate. in
the null enjoyment VI the broken nose, and
bunsed eye. lie wa. producing. But in a
short time he was Frustrated, and willie
having all his compliment. returned yelled
out
~ say aaF-stop this here iisht-it Amt
. free fight, and I'm sick Of il anyhow. I'm
stonisLsd you think IL u : free iight--anf. !.
But II won't do for the Dc,nocrac, IL
cry "nuif " on this slavery fight just a, this
particular time. They have been bat,ering
~, and have had high time of il. They
searasd ths fight, and hipped and hurrahed,
md declared Il was . . free fight" They
must b. punished severely, as we are sure
II tl,sy arr permitted to get on their leg.
aeAla, end - H. sjightsst chance of whip
ping ~, thsy viii csansses preciscly the
sase free fight aoain. They will agitate
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staguisr hut Fatal t'reak Of an Emwlssh-

BrrFALe. sept. IL, ls51.
An fnglisamaii. well dressed and supplied
with ordinar, luggage, arrived IN the threat
Western tram Yesterday nj Niagara Falls,
and registered Lis name on the books Of tile
Clifton House A. ". T. Allen. Montreal.
Af,er getting a. his room be ordered n bo, :
The oi wine--drank it--wrote two letters.
AMI then came down stairs walked deliher.
at.ly ont OH Table Rock madcd into the
water a far n the rapid current would per
init, took oif his hat and threw il. and puns-
Cd himself over the precipice into the roar
INK cataract 10 be seen NO more.
The letter, left in his rrom were opened
One was directed 10 Miss Allen Ireland,
probably sister, the other IL business
irn IN Montreal The first was an unntei-
ligi',lc serawl. the other could only be- de-
eyphcred partially.
on hts way from the depot he asked the
driver whether any one had ever Jumped
over tue TALL, without l,,ing killed. An am
swcr IN the negative brought the response
thai lie could or would do H. This threat
regarded by the driver a foolish, idle
b. I, bu, about l-2P. VI. the stranger made
the attempt. Whether he intended 10 commit
suicide or simply out jump Sam Patch, pro-
badly no one will ever be- able To tell. Tie
leap certainly was premcditated, but the
letters assign mo reason for the rash act.
lie seemed e have plenty Of money, and n
gold watch and cham, all of which, with his
body, viii probably lie wc,lged in the crew.
ces Of the rocks al tie bottom Of Niagara
river.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

Only one-tenth Of the human body is
solid matter. A dead body weighing LIS
pounds, was dried ia an oven till all the
moisture WAS expelled, and its weight WAS
reduced 10 twelve pounds Egyptian num-
mics are bodies thoroughly dried. They
usually weigh about seven pounds The
solid man'' # the sravc---pertinentIy asks
an cxchange--" Who are they a.
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A Western New York farmer writes a.
follows to q distinguished scientific agricul-
turist, TO whom he felt under obligation for
introducing variety Of swine:
Respected sir: ! went yesterday IL the
Fair at NJ; found several pigs oi
your species there Was great variety Of
beasts and was astonished nj not seeing
YOU there
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
No los fr. rate two story brick hosse, lorcom.
!, fullon's addition splendid view, sc. ssxlso
No ~ Fine two story brick house, rooms sc,
On Fruutsircct block Fultons addition iot suslso
view o. river sc, very extensive Price, ~ ol
No 1 10, :, block aoaiso, on Third stree, good
house, four rooms, cis,ern, sc
Ne, lei Lota block ~ eox2oo, good frame house
No is2 Lo, 8, block "a, yoxioo, excellent house.
No los Lo, q, block .. soxsoo nae house
No is3 10, 1917 also on BRADY street. between
Front and Steamboat Landing Price, tso,oco
No % smsa house on Brady street, near
si,3oo
No. 3oi Lo, IN block ios In lie Claire. addition.
soaiso leo, on Brady street Price, ssooc
40 300 10, I, In block . IA MeIa,o.h, addition,
v.silo Good house r-~ aud complete Price,
Ne ga Le,. ADD block %, corner Warren
sod f.nh streets. Very choice Lots Price ~, 90
cash. balance three AID ave years.
No 20 Lots and !. Ia block -. corner Western
Avenue and 9th street Price, tsuuo--s cash, bal.
anT. three and i've years.
No 20? Lease soo feet ON Brady strce,. nex, To
i-ainerliss How Excellent Lots for Building Terms
ssry low,
addition to East Davenport Price, so
Ne I'll Lot IL bsock l. Arrnirs addition, ON 10
Gust street, edxlso Price ssUo
No go House aud lot corner Rock Island and
I3easant streets Lot l. block LalasFits addition
ave une rooms Good well and eis,ern Iricc slaoo
No s5s Part lot I, Ia block "a. on Ferry stree,
eh"ee building site ccxa FRIES. $500
No 80 Heuse aud lo' corner Main and Locus,
Nres,-, rooms, eistern well, &C, voxigv l,riee,
s.,21
y" .A House ard lot, coraer Laurel aud Farnain
streets ssk2o Good new cottage heas- rooms
shsheA' eis'ssn, barn AID stable Price, $500
No :s3 East 10 feet of 10, 2 ia block 80 on Fourth
street, between Ferry and kock Island. Price, ssVo
Ne ~ Last - Zee, u 10, o. block 81. on Fourth.
between Brady and ferF. fr4ec, saouo
No sio Beautiful bulldias 10, on 10Th street, be
tween koek Island and Iowa streets eoalyV Price,
n.Do
Ne si3 iso.ies feet on Brady stree, In Noel. md
dition. Price, ti.soo
No ..i Lo, 9, block &c corner Second and Iowa
streets Price, sosoo
NO ss Lease II years, cLoc e lot on Third street
| eeFacr Ferry aud Ro<k I.laad Price, u 80
| No go House and lot eorncr Perry aad Pleasant
streets, Ia Lambrite addition Price 81 100 one.
| fourth cash
| atty "'"' WV
~ 60 Tive tea acre la'. ~ Last Davenport -
y" 49, Large brw warehouse lear depot
No AL Splendid lo0a,loa Tor warehouse near
4epp,
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the slavery question just 50 long as anything
can be made out Of il, but the moment it
promises TO be losing game they viii cry
out to stop this agitation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-21

TIEDEMANN 4 sALOMON, WOULD RE
i BPECTvULLY announce 10 the cisisens Of
Davenport and vicinity, that they keep on hand
ALL KINDS or UrHOLSTERY,
oVsang Lsaness, llaAs - nrsssA ssyss.
Prom =, upward
Also sil hiaAs 81 hATTREssr, from q to e,s.
warranted.
They also pay particular attention Ia any kind Of
uphostsEsnG and repairing, and do II In this ncatsss
ssylA
Ordsvs from The country viii b. promptly nllsd
Store aud shop On vourth street.. between Western
Avenue end 0e1nes sesess, Davenport. lsslS " 6m
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Stnscssscsas Of the
Charter Oak Fire and Mutual Ins. Co.,
Of uARrrOnD. cOwN.

-
TO THE AUDITOR OF STATE VI IOWA,
i july LIST 1857
I Tn. name and location Of Company Ana Char.
Tor Oak FIRE and u las Co, Of Hartford, Coan.
. III. amount n its capital
stock i.s.-.sss............... os@ooo 90
5 Amount 81 ID. capital stock
paid sp All
Assets % Company n follows
cssh 10 Bank 81 Hartford
county - -..-....-...ss ll..Si.es
Heal Estate Nobe
Bsnds p~Hsd Is til. Company
honds 81 600 each, Indian
.pei. aaa Cincinnati Ran
Road 10 .................. 3,eoo0
hank stock. at market vsla..
as shares Mercantile Bank Of
Hartford .................. ss.Aoo
~ shar.s Rank OF Hartford
coanss q Hartford. 80. :: ssooo
Hartford $500. $1,000
~ shares American Exchange
OF 4 Ctts............. d0te 80
!" shares haehans" Bank OF
Hartford ...... $4,000
~ shares Charter osk bank Of
Hartford -. fscsoo
y .hares STATE Bank ~ Hart
i9rl .-s 49, ......;,,,...- leos"
ford ..s... --.....-... 3sssoo
"" shares so.hseiicI, Savings
bahk 81 Hartford 200 %
- share. eean River Bank
thg ~, ei hau,fa. 2'sI@
hsllfoAa sto.A al market value
.hates Hartford and New
raven q u - ..-.*..s.. $4,000
" shares Ere aud North LAsi
Hshrwad 10 ..--....... ?tV0
% shares chicago and 0alcna
Railroad 20 ..-...-...... 10000
~ shafes MILWAUKEE, and MIS-
....lppi Railroad Co iooo"
pebis duct s.eafedhy Mort
Debts que - otherwise -
sufrn hamsaS ~ c1,1airHa
Hank sieSks, Railroad sto~ka
and Boads and rersona en
dor.smenis -s--.-. --.-.-.2ie&isO
Debts Tor fresniums None
AT other securities None,
-scepting interest accrued
and unpaid. .-............-.. fls7co
Aud other personal property. ssil2
Amount Of Asssts--.. SDAe Is ::
1 Amount III liabilities due or
not due 10 haass o. other
Los.e- adjusted and due
N.ne
La..r. adjusted and not due
aud unpaid None
to.... unaiu.t.i.. -. seso ~
Io..e. in sn.psn.e vs,,,.
mrth.r nr.Ig Nanc ~
rsnt y. 49,
IA All a,hsr si.sm. a,.,n., ~.
IA A. 80. n..n,,a
I'M. ami aag Known nrs
cl..,v F''
n The creates, smoun, ,,.u,,a
10 sny ea. risk .' ' ,oamo
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a Positive Fact.

A Positive Fact.
CALL AND sATisYY YOURSELVES THAT
j. W. WILEY
Has JUST RECEIVED THE BEST As
GDDCEllIs AND PROVISIONS
Ever sseasAs tsss shas Marks.
CONSISTING op
Co6ees, Corn Starch,
Teas, TapleeA.
Sugar. Heeksr. Fsnna,
syrups, DAT Nea
Molsss~. Rice Flour,
Ciiroa, Yeast Powder,
zAn,s carraa,s, rruass. tey the hon,
Cocoa Nuts, Msecsroni
Olive Oil, Csssis Bads
Coffee Essence, Pine Apple cLees-
PREsERvEs And PIE 1nUSTs.
s e 2s,ss. y: r'.ssrv'd r F,s9
o a;aii s s1' Candy. es s'sasI Flo.
Cream Dstss, Cavaisrs Carieasures,
La, Cam os.,i D,sS. sss.r Am'Ha'
No IA . Meetsssi, BY the hit or hall bbl,
30 ! Whit: ~, DO Dc DO
Shady Smoked Haiibut, and French Cod Fish.
0nn csps and wsds, Duponss Canister Powder.
shot. Ae,, and . large stock Of
WOODEN A1D WILLOW WARE,
Consisting Of PLAIN aud Fancy Cabs, BAsks,s Of
every variety and style, scrubbns Rrushss, Fancy
Dus;srs wssh Tubs, Chidren's Chsirs. &C.
special attention 10 called 10 our
"oAuETY LAMP"
Witch CANNOT 10 Allied while BURNING, and
cat D. smashed Into atos without spilling drop
Of duid. II V truly . !" Ysnkss Invention"
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER,
Free from Poison, for the Destruction Of Bedbuss
and noachss. Moshs and fisas Aais and kcsqui
soss. Piiss and Past lnseets, lnsscss Fowls aud
Anisnala.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
For the Destruction " nsss and Nice, II
WlLkY'S 0R0CkRY
diw.vit sesead street., ssi Main and Brady.
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THIS FARM COMBINES MORE ADvAN.
4 TA0Ee than any other b Scott Coansy q
ronains no Acres, nearly oil under 1bnes shc1t -
house, Two wells and good eistern. Also IN excel
liant orchard of about - sppis srsss neoey bssrag
iossihsr With plum, ehssv. and per tfsss eeid
In most Of them Thers 10 ~ GDoo11nnt eGpRly a
timber. gco1 haiidtsg stcss sa1 80 e1sast = esal
e an s.s g. ssssk f.rn e. 80 c.la -.
houss below the sairoaa 9lLA9 0EAsF1tL
nn204H
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ke1l Ess1le Secosrst0
Bill BFOkeFoGe.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL DEVOTE
which viii be carried % In eour retca Vith ne Pa
Estate Agency Of Mr. J. Dial
He ezpsets By giving tkis branch his undivided q.
tsntion 10 BE- able 10 faruioh
UNUSUAL FACILITIES TO LINDYRs
70 whom y viii ~ his aim 81 all tinnss 10 pfsssns
large ilst Of
both individual cad Real 1ssass, end 10
u . u Z . - r = =
TO aeeonmodase whom, ever effort vill u nsdsl
b l. HANNAH
Corner ofsscond and brady Sta, ~ ssaiss
Ui-dH - Entsaneo - 0gaAy eapses
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.IoHNanN CorNTY

JOHNSON COUNTY
No al 40 acres near Iowa City ~ acres broke
fFiec, tis rcr acre
NJ ~ leo aeres seven milc. from Iowa CITY
very chutee
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rcHrrrwc rsccsAsD vssr o. lrssss

large stone Dry House, with cars for taking In
and rvi.iosiAg lumLer, 10 attached The MIL The
buildings are protected fom nre BY pipss connected
With arge reservoir In the roof The koss attached
10 which can ee used In each roon 81 . mouasut.
warning fipss are also laid 10 the river 10 furusl
supply Of water In the reservoir should fail
ihs Mai alec lifted with the Requisite nxturss ios
the nse ~ gas
The Boafdilg House contains fourteen roo~s end
good cellar, has never fsilisy vel, good barn,
aad other out house,
The Dwelling Houses are nsas aad In soea repair
The Counting House 10 Unodous aud COW suiensiy
arranged, eoatssains private 0eaees, and slespinx
apartments for elerks Thegrounds not occupied b
me buiidings used . lumber yard end are an.
ply FURNISHED With railway track, lumber trucks,
turntables, sc. Ac
Ths~r Mills are ~ general conssnt the Largest,
most comps~,siy squirped, most economically NJ
ragged aha mosi profitable Aisls the ertire Me
eissippi
Nc 66. One rev two story and basement Hoase,
situated on Saith street, In Block 30. This nouse
contains thirteen Of good sife aud eSllars
aud Las baih roon aud wafer closet also good ice
Ho0se and twv casserns The LA 10 sexlsU feat b.
slfally terrAced, and commands ous Of the Gnssf
view. Of Davenport Rock leland sgd the Asslssippa
which 10 10 BE- found Ia the vicinity There 10 alsc
IA the prenaises asN harm, slx.a
Any gentlsmea Wishing tc purchase one % the
ocst snd niost desirable rssadsnes. In our eit, vii
aud this rare opportunity. TeTms easy. fssses
sion given ~ any aase.