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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04

The DAYS BEFORE CoAL.-There can be no
doubt, for it an unquestonable fact, that the
coal beds of England are the real natural
source Of its physical wealth. Without coal,
il never would have been a manufacturing
ever have been erected, and no steamships
would ever have floated on its waters. It's
simply because it has the largest coal fields
in Europe that it is the greatest manulactur-
ing nation in that quarter of the world. But
it was very difficult to introduce the use Of
coal among the old English people.
twas first used in that country about six
centuries ago, and at that time Englishmen
would not use the sooty fuel in their houses.
II did not sui; the fire places or the dom este
habits of the people, but it was found well
adapted for the blacksmith and the lime bur-
ner. Only the layers near the surface and
in coal fields adjacent TO rivers, or seas, were
first opened; but when the demand increased,
the miners diyed more deeply into the bow
els Of the earth, and boldly worked the coal
wherever it was to be found. When the mines
became deep, the miners were sadly perplex-
cd how TO get rid Of the water ;and j. was not
till the steam engine came to their assis-
tance that they fully mastered this difficulty.
But the prejudices Of the users were as
difficult to surmount as the perils Of the
miners. A citizen Of London was once ex-
executed for burning sea coal in opposition to
stringent law passed in respect to that sub
IJect ; but even long after such intolerance as
this had passed away, coal was tabooed in
good society. Ladies had a theory that the
black abomination spOiled their compilations /;
and it was for long time point ofetiquette
not TO sit in room warmed by coal FIRE, or
to eat meat roasted by such means. Pre-.
judice unquestionably had much to DO with
these objections butt was not all prejudice,
for The almost total absence Of proper arrange
ments for supply Of fresh air. and removing
smoke and foul air, rendered the buring coal
very dirty and disagreeable companion in a
room.
Wood was then the principal fuel used in
England, and the forests but scantily sup
Piled the wants Of the people. Turf or peat
was also employed ia some districts, as il
still is in ireland and the Highlands Of scot.
land but in all England, wool Is at present
unknown as domestic fuel-coal has entire
ly superseded il. Scientific Anrieaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04

3ie Btoidssy, Ncw York. aud
Iil Market sueei, - Louis Mo.
Sold wholesale b. Purcell. Ladd a Go. Richmond
Ya.Sod alan By Long a Cain. iiillhofourh n G.. and
by Duggists generally thfosgaast the United States.
Deeembf 10 bs-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04

- ] heard an anccdote the other day ;
let me close with il, to show how profound
j. her sense of dependence Of the thrift and
industry ofthc North for the very comforts
oil life. That most eloquent Of all Southern
ers, n think, Mr.. Prentiss, Of Mississippi,
was addressing crowd of some 1000 PEG.
pie, defending the tariff, and, in the course
Of an eloquent period which rose gradually
10 some beautiful climax. lie painted the
thrift, the energy, the comfort, the wealth
tho civilization Of tie North, in glowing
color-, when there rose up on the vision q
the assembly, in the open mir, horscman "a
magnificent proportions; and, Just ut the
moment 81 husled attention. when the yoic,
Of Prentiss had ceased, and the applause was
about - break forth, the horseman cxclaim-
oil, oh the North ~ The curse was >,
much in unison with tie habitual feeling Of
Mississippi audience, that it qncnchcd THEN
enthusiasm, anil nothing but respect for the
speaker kept the crowd from applauling th,
horsenan. Prcntiss turned lis lame foot
around, and said, major Moody, will you
rein IN that stccd moment ~ lie asscntcd
Said he, MAJOR, the horse on which you 81
came from Upper Missouri; the saddle that
surmonnts him came from Trenton, " j..
the hat on yonr head was made in Danbury,
Conn; the boots you wear came from Lynn
Mass; the linen Of your shirt Is Irish, and
Boston made IL up; your broadcloth coat i.
cf Lowell manufacture, and was cut in New
York and If to-day y on surrender what YOU
owc the Id North you would sit stark
naked" Laughter and long applause. l.
U,adR PhWiJlS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04
Mrs. Major General John q. Cano.

The death of thl. venerable lady, il an
event in the histcr. o. our city, having such
relations to its e,cutiul and wondrous past,
and such significance ~ connected with the
present, that II demands the attention 81
the public, and prominent mention by the
press. Her maiden name was NARY Go
soRTH. She was born In the city Of New
York in lies, and MAS there educated and
married. Her marriage occurred in l,s7.--
Her distinguished husband, Gen. JoHs s.
GANo, was born in New York city in I,6G,
and died in covington, KY, in the 55th
year Of his age. Tie subject &c this sketch
was of the first party Of civilized settlers
that landed with the intention Of permanent.
~ occupying the soil between the Miami
rivers. The party was twenty eight in
number, and the landing WAS made near the
present town Of Columbia, in tie winter Of
l7Ss. Here and hercabout, she resided for
the remarkably long period of sixty eight
years, in which II comprissd almost the
whole history Of the Great West. Her de-
srcndants are numerous and Of the highest
respectability, and she lived to Sc two Of
them Of the .GaA generation. Comm<r-
cjal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04
From the Daily Republican.

From the Daily Republican.
TUESDAY,, June 30th.
State Of Iowa ". John Capps--error to
Boone Co. Submitted on oral argument
Dies Moines Navigation and Railroad Co.
". VIM. Bnrneit-appcal from Boone Co.
Argued and submitted.
Dcs MONIES Navigation and Railroad Co.
Is. Geo. boron appeal from Boone Co.
Argued and submitted.
J. II. Rhodes y. James Dehow--appcal
from Econe county. Argued and submit
ted
l.. Elliott ", !. Corbin--appcal from
Boone county. Argued and submitted.
State If Iowa ". W Tihman--appcal
from Webster comfy Cause continued
and rule on clerk u {. ordered to perfect
record.
State of Iowa v Crousc-appcal from
Webster county. Dismissed.
Samuel Ecker -, l.. Kinney appeal
from Boone county Argued and submitted
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04

We have underwood since the appearance
q our article yesterday relative to Main
assst end the College grounds, that the
Dssssrsy- holdsn on Main street below these
psssd have no disposition 10 run the street
tArsssh the College property. All they
vast =, that the street. should be graded
Ae, % this psopsrty. Below il, the street
, pssety we'll occupied BY the residences Of
eieissns, and the rod Is in bad condition.
TAey think they hare right to claim that
spoetion q tie funds 70 Be devoted 10 street
t0gsovemsnts, should Be used to improve
IL uppes part a this street, at least. at
vssssnt 70 = hr = say Seventh street, II not
% IL College propsrsy. We understand.
80 shaf ths IN actuAl residents beyond the
Oellees On Main sessss, care very little about
u street being extsndsd thrash the
grounds mentioned, - sAst proper walks are
lsnisssd sssos ~ psopcrsy. There are
~ ~ psoSsrty -As'dsys BY fse simple i'm
1sdhnssly bsyoad the College property ON
- sessss, the ground being principally
lsassd. Ths leasses ere anxious fae any i'm
cgeve0Gae - advsncs their own intere~t.
Ne - tssse shas sny action upon the e.
oon1fae q Main street will be Jaliy consider
= bs6ss bsiag adopted = city policy. The
aG1isa e ~ Coundl q is Mt me.,;,. =,
49, aljssl h ordsring The Street Commits.
denH - q oaes proceed TO cut the stree,
eDsseh - cellap Qoands. was hAsty. Il
- ~ decnssd senreely I've minutes,
49, aaeasn = tzivial tnpsstanee in com.
- sesgsad ~ ogiains 4 prominent
01ubsss = IN dsean.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04

II. - ~. III. TX:v.ER,
HAVE REMOVED TO
NO. o LIE CLAIRE ROW WHERE YOU
~ can dad
ROBE BAgEGEs, OBGANDIEs.
MUsLISs. LANSs.
PLAIN, FIGp AND Dotted SWISS,
PLAIN. BARRED & STRIPED EANsooKs
CHAMBR-AYs
HOOP AND SKELETON SHIRTS.
CRINOLINE SKIRTS
EMBRoiDERIEs
GRAPE AND STELLA sHAwLa
SILK AND SILK s LACE MASTILLAs
BLACK AND FhSCy SILKS
ERiILIANTES,
IRISH LINENS TABLE LINENS
NAPKINS AND powHLAs
LINEN SHIRT FfsTST1,
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN Mu-LISs
MARskiLLES QUILTS,
Aud everything Csc suited e. city and Soaatry
trade
Al.s heavy stock e Domestic Goods. all of
which viii lie sold veg cheap
Ea Y n TyNER,
jnA1'f Me-. IL Claire Row
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04
LIZ CLAIRE. June 2. ls51


EDlfoRs az Ctxrrrr:-GrNrs--Fe the
last four week. the attention OF our citizens
has been directed almost exclusively to rail.
road matters. Meetings have been held,
speeches made, and the merits Of the pro-
posed route, full. discussed.
In consequence of the deep interest man
Tested by our citizens in this question, the
City Fathers submitted 10 their constitu-
cnts the question II subscription Of SO,
90 10 the Sterling and Rock Island Road,
and a like amount To the L. Claire and Day-
export Road. Yesterday that question was
decided in the affirmative by an oscrwhclm-
ing majority, viz Fl majority for the ster-
ling aud Rock Island Road, and 100 MAORI
" for the lie Claire and Davenport Road.
The difference in the majorities does moi
present tho matter ~ il really stands in tic
estimation Of those Of our citizens who have
the money aud will purchase stock; they are
much more interested in a near and speedy
communication with the East, via Chicago,
than with Davenport; while others are more
willing to be taxed ior railroad to lie built
in our own county, than for one in another
State, and they voted accordingly. Not
that any citizen cf Ia Claire is indifferent 70
the benefit which must result from ready
and reliable connection with the count,
seat; but II one must take the preference,
il will necessarily be that which will afford
US the quickest aud shortest outlet for our
products.
A word here To the capitalists Of Daycn-
port may not be amiss. II cannot he de-
MED that . railroad communication between
lie Claire and Davenport would be more
directl. TO the advantage Vi the latter place
than to the former Here j, the best poin,
for the erection Of saw nails which would
supply the whole route Of the Mississippi 4
Missouri Railroad with lumber. without
the expense and risL Of passage down the
fnpids; here arc inoxhans,itle supplies Of
superior building RICK, and limestone, which
could be delivered At Davenport AZ very
slight cost, if a railroad was built Nearly
four years ago thi, county voted TO snbscrib,
$1,000 20 aid in the construction of this
road, and now this city has voted $4,000
more. Shall not something be- done 20 make
these subscriptions svaiishlel
A might be expected, the prospect OF
having the .iron horse snoring in our
streets ere long, has advanced the price Of
real estate materially, and property has
been changing owners rapidly The most
feature of these changes is that
our oldest citizens and shrcwdesf spccula-
tors are making the heaviest purchaser
They evidently expect th-re is something
to lie made BY the operation.
Our mechanics are busily 1t work, especi-
ally those who arr engaged in the building
line. The Gully exception to the general ~
tivity is the bvat yard, the continued high
water being rather nniavorable to It's bust
ness but we are sure that its ssagnatiOn
will be Of but short duration, as under the
efficient man Aeement Of Mr.. King il has won
golden opin IONS, and received the highest
encomiums from stcar,nbostinen generally.
AGRicoLA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04
GREAT BARGAINS
SELLIN OFF AT COST!!

SELLIN OFF AT COST!!
HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST
Il Of IN, partner III the well known Dry Goods
aud Cin4lag r.lahils ltn.nt Eext door 90 the Post
Once am now clearing OF entlrely my present
stock Of s.a.nablc good 10 make room for new pur
chase. ~ ins new goods viii soon arrive am de-
tcrminea 10 -els MI this stock
AT COST.
as t. clear ms shelves ia hurry Ia the present
stock will Nc fof.' 4 rich varieties ~
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
EMBRoIpEHIEs AND HOSIERY
LADIES FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING OF ALL STYLES
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS CARS, sc, &C, &C
This !. tie time and place 10 buy goods Cheap as
must sei ra 81 tho rresci stock with but little de.
lay.
hytf / OBERNDOIKFER
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04
Fourth Of yu Y.

In view Of the hanging yesterday and tho
expected general attendance a. the horre
races to-day, VIC do feel very much like nor
Airing ON this National Anniversary. We
would suggest, however, that ii is a day
which every American citizen should respect
enough to honor--to honor hy his sober be-
havior, to honor by his abstinence from his
usual business avoca,ions il possible, to honor
BY some expression Of his appreciation A. the
anniversary of tho birth If the Republican
liberties he enjoys. In the church, the birth
day anniversary 81 our Savior !, greeted
with holy honors Among patriots the
birthday anniversary of our country Sa-
yior is hailed with enthusiasm. How then
should We feel the atproaeh--with what pa
trio,ic enthusiasm should We welcome tho
presence of the hirth-da, anniversary o.
Liberty! Tie day j. here. Let US close
our houses Of business. Let Us feel that il
i. da, of National JOY and gratitude.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04

\ Rare Chance for small invest.
meIt fer sale a at.a't e abi-hmrut where good
business lay be iac Address ilasc. ia,el, througl
Post Office J M
Ni."
FoR SALr--The stock, fixtures and lcas,
u Grocery and Provision Store l.. eae VI the hes,
lccalnie, In the cy 1is proprietor wisl.lh. t. IL
move from Davenport = o.. .cl how as ol rea.ouab.,
terms For particulars, address box ls3 y. g.
gI.dlw
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sOR SALE ~ JOSHUA DIAL.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

Brady street.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
lows streets Lot ctx-s feet
IA Lot 90 feet frnft with Fran. Hous. sa,n., n,
mlgh AID fnsior streets. E1aymskerss suhsis,si.n
Your. ffut trees. wei. Ar
"a Valuable and desirable House and La, saras,
o. fsffs and sisth ssTssss 4 bargain.
rSlArRovED CRY PROPERTY
- Fine Lot, corner Of Twelfth aud Brady Of.
u Seven fo,s In Florence very cheap
T les seressk miles from Davenport. las acres
ter, kc S's''1' so'a wa.
"a 70 acre. 10 Eldridss. subdivision Good new
frame house. barn, well, ~,
~ saeres In Hawieys oatio,s Fine rive, view
rSIMrRovED FARM LANps
sW section - r -. O. Henry eoun,y ,so
ssfes shsee piece Of prairie ssx m~s north e., ~
NJ - Pleasant on the Keoknk and Noun, Psasan,
rs NE sseslon %, r 70 \, raw. Cedar cam.
" ieo acres Near the railroad
20 " ! section -. TIN. RI: ". Linn
81 efsE / section "a, o, u a, Hardin
"a. ~ \ y section "a r -, Rn. Jasper county,
sippi aud Alss1ufi Railroad ~ -'
~ o. W section a. r n n n L.
per county 20 acr~s uo0d prairie r,nr ,.i,s - go
.s.ssPp' ahd Aissosri Rsilrosd. nine saiiss isom
Ne ! q 8 section n, TO SCOT,
soaLy W ssIss Fine prairie, 10 mlss from Day.
eapofs Rear AilsI's Grove. - Per acre
"a 80 acre. In Adair county. section. IA 1 10 r
.e = fas rolling prairie, near Council BuGs
ro.d VIII es .eld "a separate parceis ma,iidif
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04

krHP's Worn PAsriLLrs-yermifuge
charged with mercury, " which require calofncl q.
"a qfiu-csrst are deadly 10 children The fasii.et
are oil ressfatas 81, their effce, Is more ne dat,
and cemrl-ie than that Of ans inlaeri preparation
No lees direct rapid and certain 1. the operation "
DsisroIs sAssArAK,tiA all ulesroas aud erup,ive
paiadies Il puriass and rs.layig os ate. the wno,
system.
Sold BY y, 7. Lanman Co wheesaio Druggist.
cv Water street New York. aud BY ali prugglsts.--
sarsaparills a. and paatilles &c p.r battle
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04

THIS MILL II BUILT o. STONE IN A
i very substantial manner so.id rock, the
hank Of the Mississippi Riscr In the city 81 Lsoas
Iowa. = four sseres high, soxsp feet, with LAsins
and bnsler House sttaeLsd, esIahc u maaL..ciur
iIx LOO harre- VI dvur In ~ hours The engine 10 H.
inches borc ard IN fact strokr two double iae boil
er, ~ inehss In diameter ~ fses long " Ish uc.
three pair u barrs
The Mi No. built last year, IL IN excellent order
and suSruandcd ~ well sestled And abundance "
wheat rassing ccaniry. and has bees 10 suceesful
operation for sixteen tnonths
The Flour Of the u ohs City Mills. has won an
eaeelisni reputation 10 Minnesota, a. Lous aid Chit
esgo, and there IL sxtcnstvc home trade for IL III
Lycns. Fulton City, Camaachs and nsiehberns
country
sssaiuhoats taking tbs hour mp and down the Mls
s.ssippi river. have . hne pscs for landing the
MIL, while the Railroad from FULTON (oppos.le Iy.
oes,) " Chicago a6ocs faelitiss for the khpnie.t
u -four sass al tbs year The eastern termiau.
Anothsr Raroad, nearly completed running west
VIA 4aquokssA, and eal shFoesA VI the he.,
grain ero.ing seesoas Of the Slate. win be SEATED
near tbs MIL
Tbs sa,ns viii ~ cold cheap and oa easy efm., II.
undsrsignsd ownss Wishing 20 rsslre fsea business
Lyoee, Ciantoa Co, IouA tnlysim
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UyrNPRovED FARM LAMBS


Sc \, section Is T.e n n; W. iss acres q
miles mc.i % Iowa City, within IS rods of the ra
road High haroliing prairie. Win make an excel
: Section u, TaS .Rsow Guthrie soun,y, Gao
Aess rue piece Of prairie, With ranEins water
within half = milo II timber
~ Of NV .es,ion 8 T -, Ris, Tams
county, 70 acres
g W ofsw 4 section !, T -, RS Scot, Gun
% W NJ Of sw i section Ia T % N n % "
Franklin ecuaty, 20 acrss
10 r fsEA and sc 4 ofsEs section
TpsN k.o ", Frankiia county, 10 scfcs 4
IL NV q Sc \ and \ Of . W section
u, I 70 X % Franklin county 10 serss
IL wSofsw ard x Of sw section
~ 4 ", X % Frsnklin county, 10 acres
"a Eksfs and " x ofsr section u
W ~ frsaAlin county, lso acres
u whofSw and EkofHw .sc,,o.
~ = w X y, Franklin eosaiyi lso acrrs
a. NV ofsEk sna 4 X Of W 1 ,.c,,o.
y ~ W % Franklin county, 10 aerss
Ia ofsw see,ios -. %, 20, Frank
IA county 70 acres
IL w ofsE and Z ofsE 4 section y
20 u - fastawottonis county lsO acres
Is efsw \ and sw 4 u . w \ section
=, I -, u Is fotiswoioinis county 10 acres
county Loo acres
% EA Of Sc L section = and . = Of 4 W ~
section q, wv, RaE Loo scrss
70 Sc ofEEA " Y u ASK of n y
$50 q wv W. Of W 1 seeiiol ~ +
!. =, u W Rock Island County. IllLois, rs acres
~ serss fimhef 20 Cords TO acre t2u acre. low pra.
~ unsurlassed meadow land. ton. per acre can
DC moved num end 10 end ~ acres high prairie D
miles from Rock Island
- sW ard n Of N W 4 section 81 T d. n
y, Calhoun county, 40 aereA
20 Z ! section = Ia, re. Henry county, iso
acres nne piece rolling prairie
w section 81. 7 " n, u y W e srrss
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e. just received per Express. a

e. just received per Express, fine
10, " sccds for the weather ut the Entsrrir.
Boot aud Shoe store Nv ~ Brady street
June 70 MOORE = GARRETT
W. 4. BARBER & Co. offer for sale, 2e0
acres hne prairie land Ia Harrisoa county, Iowa
near The line VI Tho " \ n X 80 acre. In sicr,
county, Iowa T~o Houses "a sth q. near Gsiaes
new AID under rsIi House sad Lot on 9Th Ct 10
tween Harrison aud Eip!sy
alle, Land warraGt. at low rates
i.2sls No Grants Bosk, Masa II
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04


4 DAMs0S 4 RaPP ARE SELLING OFF
Their laTg~ s'aeA. " Dry Goods IT aud
many kiAds 8l eao.is
RELow tosT-TAkE 4 LOOK AT THE
= Wonderful baarsi'. and You viii admit tina, no
CAS You FIND SUCH GOOD ARTICLES
wants
no ior NEED 4 HANDSOME LAWN
- Tree II soa d. Adamsoa Rspp win oil
ELEGANT LAWNS AT TWELVE AND A
a. ~, h-d a. i'ssn ssnIs psr yard guaranteed ey
LAST cuLoES If THEY ARE NOR yor
! ca have seuF Iaeney returned " you
GREAT BARGAINS IN BAREGES, cHAI-
~ LIES aaa Tissues are daily handed out 10 the
HURRY rP--FoR yoU MAY NOT HAVE
= = sHtihef slanse 10 ", such beautiful goods ~
very sheap
II ioC WANT A WHITE DRESS OR
! ias3lc saAs a lsok at the Hne Saiassok or Vie.
son & kaFrs white goods
IA lLLisG THE TRADE-lS WHAT MER-
IN CHANTS .sy We are doing but .sy
ET EN- RIP-wE WANT TO CLOSE
- basiae.s aad everybody 10 pleased 10 get goods
- much below their value
MANY HUNDRED ARTTcLES-w WHICH
VI sc have not time 10 laestloa-eaa be bought
aaEscAeusy cheap; then let
No DELAY, lie THE WORD, AND CONE
ADAMsoN . RAP
second street, above Perry
.sstlw Sign Of the Big Flag
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04
IMPROVED FARMS

sAfhos ED FARMS
No "a Elghty.nsne acres Ia Section "a r q n
4, snst-3U sctes under cultivation r.mairdcr mas
tnfe lad House, good well. 80 srrl~ irse.-good
stone quarry ious Italics from town Price ESQ Tel
acre
Nc 2si EAsEs section II. IS r j es.,-ss
actes, all under eulisaton-good cottage well will
good water Usage orange fsnc~ around the sntr,
farm fruit trees &C three miles fron, the eiiy-s
very choice farm friee sieo per acre
NJ sos beautiful aoacrs farm. -four miles from
iavS.,pof', 81 state Road 70 Mu.cstu.. eight acres
81 t!mber-goei house dive rooms two well.-sprirs
Price ~ 900 80 wv.
No rs An excellent farm Of leo aerss eleven
nilies from the city Price, tss Ter acre
No "a: A section Of lard in Morri.,owr. IN
,tofe AID dwelling losse 70 acres under eutls alton
ths eits consisting Of eight ceres IN high state ii
s asa POI, sssd .pr.as ON The land new house aud
No $40 ieo acres IN section IS r .R2sast A
improved ard the remainder ans timber s,a S..,a,.
latd god heuse eight rcata. cellar. well rl.isrn
Ac friee, 20 Per acre
Ne 30 A splendid farm Of go acres 10 miles
'.om 'he city III improved, two good houses barn.
Naos AID other convenient tmgFByrnaeuts clear
creek fALiLts ihr0usl the farm it0 acres III wles,
corn DC This u chance rarely offered 10 fsfmrrs
ior ths purchase OF choice iosaiioa frlcs go ref
Nc I'll sssEa section u. T soR cas-, 20 acre.
partly improved, water AID timber IL mile. FROM
Town Price, So per acre
No 5le 4 w n aud W n sEt section !. r -
u east ga acre.. tao OF three acre. ~ weed and
.toue Iriee sliA nsf acre Two lsiscs norfh ~
Duraat Station
Ne tao choice farm Il ~ acre. all fenced ana
~ high state of guilty aiion-scod house we'll &C
some frnlt and many shade tree OF ~es, aide Hlck
CRY GROVE Road, miles from Town Tbs adsslulue
70 acres can be bought cheap
o. ~. ~ section I =, Rang. /. east
Wv ! section 10. T -, Range east
la al 400 acres, situated about eight miles from
Davenport Price. ~ per acre
No "a W u Section 1 r - n q Esst A
beautiful tract, well ~aiered Price. 80 per acre
Ne Ss i2so acres choice land st D. 80 par aero