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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-06-27

SESrlsEsrAL.-The following touching
lines occur in o poem entitled ssThe knight
and Maiden," in one of our Western ex-
changes: ...3
"Canst thou love me, gentle stranger?
Biushing like rose she stood;
And the knight at once admitted
That he rather thought be could"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-06-27
g. Alarge framed, muscular man, thirt

c. Alarge framed, muscular man, thirty
years Of age named Hsrtshorn, Of Newton,
Upper Falls, was awakened last Saturday
morning BY ! singing pain just above his
right elbow, radiating from small red spot.
On searching the bed, a small black apidsrs
was discovered where Ii -. restsel. = IS (
swaling rapidly extended down the arm du-
ring the day; on Sunday hs vomited nearly
all day; ON Monday be was seized With : !
pain in his bowels, which continued With
ttigMful severity until hs died q s e'clook
Walham, Mesg, SMtinsk
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-06-27

ueringS Oh the Lonuon Times, with all its
variety, are often compelled to explain why
1t is that they cannot retain Washington Ir-
wing, Bancroft, or Everett, as regular con-
tributors to their columns. Ii the remarks
of the New York critics be correct, the New
York papers are as far behind the wants of
the age as is the press of Iowa, according to
the statement Of our home-bred censors.
Now all these fault-fndings with the Jour
nails in every part Of the country convince
US that no matter what excellence newspa-
pers may attain, they will inevitably be de-
nounced as insane and insipid by some pro.
found member of the community. Editors
do not fatter themselves that they have at
tanned perfection-they are conscious that
many Improvements ought to be made in the
conduct Of the press, and they are deter
mined to keep pace with the advance of the
community, but they will not undertake to
furnish paper here equal to the New York
Tribune, until Davenport and Rock Island
have one million inhabitants. They know.
too, that there are many readers whose
mental cravings are to be satisfied; that
there are politicians among subscribers who
take much interest in federal politics, and
demand that some attention be paid to po-
NAA'SssA "dhho3 thus tASEt OtueT8 WHOSE
minds are engrossed by matters of local in.
terest, and grudge every line of the paper
which is not devoted to eulogies on macad-
amized pavements, the beauties Of the town.
and the great railroad to Rockingham. Il
cannot be expected that editors who cater
for the various tastes Of heterogeneous
society should devote their undivided atten-
ton to any one subject. They must en-.
deavor to please all, and to present an alb
stract and brief chronicler Of the times. Of
which both politics and city improvements
are equally part. We are firm believers
that demand will produce supply. and
that the newspapers Of q people will always
De just such sheets as the popular taste re-
9uires. The newspaper which best suits
.ns s common mind will attain the largest cir
culation and the widest influence, and be-
come the model for its contemporaries. il
may be agood paper, but BE- il good as il
may, there will be some to dscry It's morris
and magnify its defects.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-06-27

'StoSeS tnat marx the outlines OF the
"broad Streets" slime alleys" and ''beau-
tiful PARKS" to warn the stranger of the
presence of ''large and hourishing city,
We are not yet prepared to justify such
schemes of swindling, but we think that the
sufferers thereby are generally pretty well
able to stand it. One thing We are certain
of-the money thus laid out is in circula-
ton among US, und not so much land in the
hands of spectators, as there would have
been, had not these bogus paper cities drawn
% largely upon the pockets of Eastern ad-
venturers in Western stocks. There is no
remedy for such things-they viii work
out their own redemption, in the course Of
time.
" L rsrs not for prospects, uaat wouid
become Of tAis vonde.tal Stas<9" This is
avery significant query. We would assure
our Eastern contemporaries that the greater
portion of.ths people Of this State, are not
schsning spectators in prospective values,
but are men Of energy, industry and per-
seversncs,-and the great work they have
already accomplished, furnishes them with
. data from which to judge Of the future,
from something experimenting certain and
fxed facts. To show that our ssprospects''
are every day becoming realities, it is but
necessary to state that it is calculated, saws
the New York Herald, that about three hun.
dred thousand persons will emigrate during
this season from New England to the West
crn States and Territories. The value of
the property they viii carry with them may
DO estimated at twenty millions Of dollars;
but it We take the actual value Of the eel.
tiers to the new States whore they are going,
It viii be at least thirty millions more.
making fifty or sixty millions Of real living
values about departing from New England
- enrich the great empire west Of the Ale
shanies. Tbs exodus from New Eurlsnd.
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cent. in ercess of the loans.
There is some extravaganza in living now,
hut not SO much, we believe, Us there was
ia 1886. Men and women lived then very
fast. and were plunged thereby into embar-
easements from which they had not the
same prospects of relief they have now from
similar troubles. Credit Is not so easy to
be obtained now, either by retail or whole
sale, as it was then, and the facilities for
running in debt are less now than they were
then.
The West cannot be said to have overtra-
ded. There is complaint that the orders
from the West on merchants at the East
have fallen of. The June statement of the
New York Merchants Magazine is that ssthe
Western trade has been smaller than for
several years." 1t is the want of demand.
as well as large supply, that has glutted the
Eastern market with dry-goods, and has
created such dullness in the boot and shoe
market.
The mines of California are yielding in
larger supply than ever. The export of
com from san Francisco is beginning again
to reach the highest mark heretofore. while
more geld is retained for use in California.
VI SGSGTdl OF the
States have been much improved. Wildcat
schemes are discountenanced, and the ten
denotes to undue imitation with healthy
banks are watched narrowly, and repressei
seasonably. There is more publicity given
to the operations of banks, and thereby bet
ter means afforded bankers Of guarding
themselves and the system under their con.
troll from mishaps.
:, There is no increasing growth Of failures.
The fact that the protests in bank are so
lew out West-we take ST. Louis for one
Of the examples-show that If money costs
it pays well to employ il even
at the prices it brings. In New York. mon
ey IS abundant for all legitimate purposes
NJ fair rates; and when borrowed Is repaid
with the same promptness as ever.
a great failure of the crops this year
might have counteracted many favorable
But such calamity. "a not
now apprehended. On tbs CONTRARY. the
Of an abundant yield for nearly
every agricultural product, raised in our
country seems unusually catering.
In view Of these and other consideration.
shlch might be named, we are of onin;on
hat there is no ground for the apprehension
hat the country is on the rced 10 ruin; o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
PUBLIC e.

L. hereby given. that Gee l.. Bavri port
Et"ur1tr tuok. Louis & H. ssniri. John J..
Cook. Ge"r,e + sargent Austin Corl a..
Robert NJ l'rett,nan. Charles l.e--lie. An.
tome IL. lnlre. John II u. Burrows. .Iamc-
Grant. John /. Dillon. Hirem Price. Joh.
" Wiley and Duncan {. l'lrid.e. of scott
county. AID Inri,r Wheeler. holm Cotton.
Thomas 7. Butt.rf,ld. of Clinton County,
'lnto associated tl.m. ewes tDrciL.r ~ ~
the law of lowe. us - l{uiv Cortornte -raor
the name Of the Wnubsepinicon Bridge
& '%intihN. In" ptinelIui ~ go &Ita.,
i"ti"n If the business Of said ,ort,csa,ium q
ia. city Of Ia, enrnrt. Scott County. low q.
The lusinees q AID Company u To- uid a
bridge across Il e Wnah pinicop III, er. for
H. crossing of persons md property Er
hire. III" amount Of Cari'.l stock il
Twenty fve Thousand pcllnr4. asl isto ie
paid n iollo~s. s1-ti,c per cent at til
time 81 subscribing u the sinie. and the la
lane. on col from feBire, tora H. i~ns,nlmcp,
Of not more tilBn twenty Ier r,m OIL n,
whole amour, and NJ inter,nis. Of o, least
one month Motto. Ia he given uf rich call Tor
'N" weeks. the last publication cling ten
q V. before SAID call j. due Tie said Cur
Inratinn commences "' il,e 10Th dny Of
April. 1857. and i created b. rnlur. City
YEAR,. The affairs II the Con p will We
conducted Nv a Board Of ever Directors
and a President, chosen from their own
mcmbers. n Secretary AMI Treasurer. aud
-nrh other subarslinafe officers and agents.
n. may b" nee,s..ry. and aid oficers are 10
be elected n follows
tn. first Beard whoa Five 1~iourai,'
nnllnra shall ir .ntrcril4ai. and their SUE
ee-sors annually thereafter.
The highest amount Il indehtednes.
liability 10 which tiis Company NAV ~ nm,
,iun. subject itself IL Fifteen Thousand Dol
iarr, secured by the Bonds Of the Company.
Private property is exempt from the cor.
porate debts.
Nav z, lss7.-d4w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

"FREE SPEKcH."-One Of the fr.tna.
OF '~'frsedou.'' YESTERDAY, 10 a street con-
versation, had his mouth shut in q sum
mary manner, thus: He wasa declsiming
loudly about Kansas, border ruff ans, e.
peoislly, when a gentleman stepped up
and ssked him If be didn't .'break a
plate upon his wife's head''..buta day or
TOO ago! lie didn't say any more, an
will doubtless 'omplsin o. the interrup-
ton ~ an assault upon the freedom Of
sreech.- Manchester IN. H. Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

The Old TINE REsuuED."-After
this cate the boats in the Dn export. Rock
Islam and keokuk Packet Line will resume
their old time for leaving this place. The
Ben Campbell viii leave every Monday
Wednesday and Friday evenings aud the
} Mckee every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday evening. This arrangement, has
been entered in order TO get the mails
through earlier. The Southern mail WILLY
thi. all ration get to this place ten hour.
earlier than by the pri, ious arrangement. !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

Local
STE.MBoAr r.

STEAMBOAT AccmEsr.-The Ten.
nessee Belle in coming down through the
Haiiroai Bridge, yesterday morning, had
The misfortune torun agains, the Pier. Which
tore of the left guards and damaged her to
such m extent that she sprung aleak and
put into port at Rock island. where he Was
unloaied in order to secure hey freight
from damage. The Belle is a Stern Wheel
Boat and coIli n t " ell e managed during
the heavy ri, which has been blowing for
several day. Boatmen must need learn
hefor4 long that they mast either leave oil
attempting to 20 through that bridge in a
grle. rpockti some he-vy losses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

We learn frou. the Cincinnati Com
mercial that u sm a! congregation Of
Mormons 10 the Western part Of that ci-
~, living IN 3 kind Of free lose Inssitu-
ton, have so awakened tie ire o. the
people by their outragcs, that they have
been compelled to leave the city. A dis
patch from the Cleveland Plain Dealer
says that they 20 to Utsh twenty five
hundred strong.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

Whseseanis0 fsllew - Msesis
(shs A~sseisssss) 10. He be- alwsys eos
ssosshisg . little cheaper shsn say one
slss, % cell for cash. and novsshs hes
called attention 70 . very largo lot Of
windos Sash to be sold 20 cheap thss
il will sstonish the Nativcs. Wa cup
pose he mems the hgens thss we're in
town last wetk. Well, g, and zee what
be hes. Read Advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

ca A boy at a recent examination
in al English school, was asked who
discovered America? II wish may
de-" say. British editor, "if be d,du't
ansWer-Yapkee Doodle Z"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
We Woul1 call tho nphl;c attont

We WouIu CAT the pnbIlc attention
to the notice Of Lots at Auction" in our
paper this morning. These are among the
most desirable lots, IN the City for private
residences Dc, are plesently situated ms to
prospect aud health, aud are within a few
minutes drive of the business part ofthe
City. The terms upon which these Seventy
" lots will be offer. d are most liberal. and
no doubt, will be taken advantage of. by
seeking IT, make inv estment-. as well
aS those DESTROYS Of securing "a residence lot.
We predict a quick sale of these lots and at
good prices, because We do not now think
Of any now for sale. more cligibly situated
than they are.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

a. William Carver has been appoin.
ted Special Mail Agent for the West, 10
place Of Gm. J Brown, deceased.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

FINE MurriNs.-One quart Of milk,
three eeRs, teaspoon Of salt. four table.
spoans OF yeast, four to make it stiff
enough for . batter. butter the size OF
an egg. The milk must be blooi warm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

CT The elastic tissue packed within
each hOof Of horse is 80 folded back
wards snd forwards, that it would pre-.
sent . surface Of four feet square were
it epread out.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
FOLIAGE ~ssEf.OwTs.
BEFvkE JUSTICE Johns.

Monday May 18th.
JoHS HEs- a yeung man OF very respecta
bic appearance was brought before the
Court Tor in,oxication Marshal Mitchell
found John lying OF the leve. at the foot oi
Brady street. OH sunday morning dead
drunk. y wheelharroN was procured and
While our Reporter and oH,r good yro1ae
were going to church john was being wh-e
led to Jail b. a policeman. He was fined
- and cost.
ORLANDO EpwARIs, became nois, and Oh
s'reperous IN the Streets onSunday evening.
Policeman Burns arrested him aud conveyed
him to jail. Orlando Wa fined sJ.z5.
ions CHATTrEroS a stranger b. town. l,
lhs a recent importation from heokuk, was,
n Saturday. taken Into Il loon when he
john took in "a quantity Of bad whi-k,y
Policeman Miciaels put both John and the
shiskey into the Jug" On being brought
'efore the Court it appearing that he had
10 money. and that he had recently come
keokuk, wherefore nothing better
be expected from him, he was dis
harged on u promise of future good beha,'
Dr..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

Al ARrIsT-We are surprised and graf.
hei To learn that Mr. George Adams. the
distingui he andkuccessful Daguerrean and
Photographic Arti-t. has located in Daven.
port, in this St,,e-surprised that he rel
pushed his splendid husines. in the East
and gratltiei to learn that L.. is already
doing we'll, and la. brilliant prospects he.
fore him in his new location. Mr.. Adam.
however, alwa,s had u penchaat for the,
" est, and We rope he has found u good
held for the cxeicise of his talents and en-
terprising spirit.
We have had every opportunity Of
knowing Nr A. abilities a. an Artist, and
We can safely say hat in his peculiar line
that of naguerredype with all the modi.
f%cations and inpruv emcnts combined in
beautifully coiorc! Photographs. and soft
and d.licatclv tiIici S,.rcosro,es-he has
few equals in thu United states. We hav.
had one Of his pitures in our possession for
nearly a year. diving which time ". ha,,
hal frequent "cosi"n 10 compare il with
tn. work of othei. both Etstnud N.,tapd
We have never vt seen any %pictur. which
surpA7se'i ihi- admirable ,Iecim,u of Nlr.A.s
skill. In most cas- il wl- sul.rior Ia tb,
crack" work OF Wv York. PhilaJelnhia.
aud Cincinnati. Nr. \. il ne, Il mere nae
ehanical imi,a,or he is n scientific opera
tor and in, ettor, aid has withal an artistic
judgement and tas, which authorizes Us in
calling him. accoiiinc To the proper men
ming of the term, o. Artist. We wish Mr.
Adams success. TIE citizens Of Davenpor,
can congratulate aemsel, rs On having in
their midst one oi the first Artists Of our
expansive country ,-heokuA Post
We take ple&lre in subscribing TO
fhe",o'e s'atemen and without any hest
fancy or fear Of Contradiction say that as a
finished artist, ant master # lis profe.-
sion. Mr. Adams hs no rival in thi. yicin.
ny and Ia those Who wish for a beautiful
and faithful picture 60 TO Adams.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
80 Rent, Hop ~ 10 Yenvs
ARGYLE COTTAGE AND APPENDAGRS

vNHtS Is fi- most b sutifH and pleasant piacr IN
SOFT O unity. Th-l~sIltns ts. ei.hs roo,ns and
celiar. L'rse rtrt fpli o. shrubp ry -nd ornsmsn
ialt@s t'srien vi h grape. opti anti. s,eawb-r-
res gss'h ribs Huns and ch vties Lsree ba
n, ofcnafd q superior 'rni'. 6scree OF land und> r
livaiion sraurd tn. house. I'M tudIrs the onhsft.
o a-ihANr sw"-il.ni pastsre, with Hr.utnif r fam
y, ns@. AL q 30 acre lot oflsni NJ ~ he had with the
ato"- dessrih'd pennies l. dn,i I'd. There is also
nsdi premtses = good stable. csr-iage 81. and
'nos house. In fine. il H. nv Old harnest sd, .iin
a'-i s'Ja,uing the ci'y ~ LeCiilre rom whirh a are
lew Of The town Of Pcr; BYRON and the Ni..isstp n,
liver IL obtained. Apply soon to TIC Etra.
April 8, df D.venno,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

The Sabbath School Union. will
meet this Tuesday evening at 7l-2 o'clock
in the First Baptist Church.
All persons Interested in Sabbath Schools
are invited to be present.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

Tomorrow, "wednesday at two o.
clock l. VI another sale az Auction will be
had at Adamson 4 'app's store on Second
street one door east of Perry. This House
Is closing out its Jobiing stock Of Dry goods
YANKEE Notions &c De, and Goods We nre
informed sell at very excellent bargains.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

HAY.-Mcssrs. Parker 4 Spearine,
paid Yesterday the enormous sum of 247 81
for two thousand One hundred and Forty five
lbs ofilay 80 gr Mt is Il g q rcity Of coarse
feed in this section that quite :. panic exists
among he Horse dealers and owners of
Other stock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

Second edition'f January has re-
Gently been issued, and comes out revised
and got up in a yer disagreable form.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

rUr q~efl.its .is sc ss.e sfeso " / known that
the u tloriy U j. re- ant ~ v Yors.ni Phi
is'iri, hiA use 10 9TH make OF SAT- =, We can fur
n,h Safes az al e. snd with sny desc 10 ..n Of
Tick. WA ed ard WI a~rrant 10 tn utmost ali
h ~Qunitiss " the safes We s.ll
an2If BURROWS. pRETTYMAN Il DALzELI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
LAND FOR SALE.

k~nUR ~ acrc lots, I mile north Of Pnlton s,s,,or
i on The n and u. Railroad, on reasonable term
Also. $40 acres, one mile north OF ws,cott: ch.sp
''ne-iiAif cash, balance In one and two years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

The ubscribers a e Agents
FOR M'ssrs. 8. e Herring n
Us celebrated Fire and Thi-f
roof Safe. We would invite
~ = I'll n u tn ,uoiic 20
the fact that these Safes have
tur ycars stood tn. test OF
otu Ire, thi'; and also Of
tiric Very many Safes will
. = measure derry the fruner
nd VT fall l-f. a.. I..,..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

also. $50 acres In Washin sfon county, 20 acre.
me t'rcer' and running water on q part. This Ian
! only 10 mite. from Iowa Ciiy, au,. IL from wash
'nSton on a Hne road from Columbus 20 Richmond -
VIII be seld cheap, and = part on tune.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

WARNING 70 lIGHRs LAwIrRs.-
The City Marshal I'D City ATTORNEY ara
After those Who vi t. the fire limits
Ordinance, With s,ery sharp stick In
spite Of the 'lsv inueh casss msds and
provided" . numbe Of per.ons, without
the .'fesr Of the Arshsl before them"
have made add eretcd franc buildiup,
within the Fire Lifts. They evidently
d this to tr' the topper Of the new Of
fetal, anil 10 ses what "stoff'' he 10
made Of. H. has sesdy arrested ONE,
and is expected to .ske . clean sweep
The 10 . wsfniog. Job houses are no {
considered progresss institutions with
10 certain limits. bshing bot brick or
stone will do for Yuag America. And
THE is perfectly ghs. Every frame
building erected IN the center Of busi-
ness localities, is . rush heap, inviting
the torch Of TIE i~ncsdisry, soi sndan
esrioe vast smounsos goods, ani tho
buildings 10 which ~ are. VI hope
shss The Marshal vii wsteh delinquen,s
with argus eyes, ss8rsvsns tho erection
Of any more frame Aildiugs within the
prescribed limiss. K offenders teware.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
HatAl for SalA.

A four story bri-k HOTEL, ELEGANTLY
"A ar anrsd, with stAbi.s, out-houses and every
convenience attached. IN the nourishing city Of L.
C'aire. Terms reasonable. A part Of the purchs "
money viii be taken In horses, mules, snd Wagons.
Also. several clixibly SITUATED City Lots ,for sale lov
md at graf oareians. One LOT fronting on the Riy.r
the b-st possible site for . business hpuse ~ anv
Kind The above Lots are also situated In the CITY
" LeClsire.
febtdtf &C RADs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
CARD.

OHAS. T WE ~ havi z = IA his interest IN the
~ d W st,re No 10 Laciairr Row Davenport, 70
Nessr,- TaylorA raj ord. would be>peak for them shs
atrnr,sae % kiad'y extenuet 70 b m.
One q tn tsm beng . e'sdu Unite II Pharmacy and
ne athrr having had an experience u te. OF twelve
arr Iva The pr,>c rlption hush -. ie confidently re-
omm.nda them 70 the pnhi.c - sase and compet~i.t.
r-vEp-rf Fah ~ 1857 mArct,2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

VEoK1ABLxs.--O for q tongue to
utter and exclsim aga st that raseslly old
fellow called Jack host. Owing t. his
merciless night excssion.. not a green
plant or vegetable case procured Veg
etable gardens in the suburbs are vet nm.
planted, and the state /, the weather gives
serious tosshod,ny Of = fsas dearth Of good
sweet vegetables until te In II, ss6nm.r.
d. KAss msee have lsAAa nsss - IA
~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

'JNHts fa-to contains 700 acres, $50 -n,.- tu,,'vs.
tion--l@D acr~s superior tiu,er - S~ ling
nt-hon~es Ant I'm" barn, hrau,ifrl stream q, nm
'ins water hat never fails, and nne orchard Of iii
Winds ~ fruit.
TFHss 80 easy, that after the hrSt psyner. III,
arm may be made TO pay the deferred ray .n"nts.
Apply to r rAns
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
100 Acres URimproved Lasd
For sa1~.

THIS II beautiful land. being in sec. 4 =. ~. r.
'nIy u mile from the CITY and . miles from Le
Claire. Price reasonable and terms easy ARMY I.
T. g. kADS.
Also 10 acres beautiful land on south side Of riptet
DAD, ~ miles from city Units. Te rms easy.
Also. Lot , In bloch -. In tn. tawn ~ waicot.
immediately on neist. This lot would BE- g,ycn In 3,
hange or a first rate Horse. Bug Y, or superior , Il
watch and rigging. Apply to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
CITr IsROPERTT

y y q Lott Block 60, ~ se' tiront y ams House
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