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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-12
A BRIDGE.

II strikes ii, that it would be well for our
citizens 10 turn their attentlonto making some
better provisions for crossing the Demoine at
this place. We want a bridge. Experience
has demonstrated that ferries, however well
appointed or managed, cannot meet the wants
OF The public at all seasons. There is always
considerable period in the spring and fall
when il ia impossible to get over the river,
when there is, in fact, suspension OF inter-
course between the two udes, TO the great an
n,yance, delay and expense Of the travelling
community, and the no less serious injury OF
the business interests Of the place. RENE
ay for this can be found, and only found. in a
permanent bridge. What say our citizens,
shall it be underta ken. We make the motion,
We are not advised az TO the expense ofsuch a
bridge as we want, but we are very confident
hat means could be raised if the matter was
only vigorously taken bold Of. Some 10000
or $4,000, with the sock that contractors
would take, we are told would he sufficient
Let us hear from the public on this subject.
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- 49, - 49,
Special Notices.
Merchap1,s (.arsiing OIL.

This valuable medicine combines the nee
cssary qualities 10 eH;iile it TO public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
th.. as Liniment adapted to meet the wants
an,. emergencies of all clauses, '.Merchant's
Gargliag Oil.' in its appropriateness 10 both
man md beast, merits the appreciation with
which il IS rccsNed. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties ct an snedyne anu festor-
,.iv.. il has a wonderful influence ever many
naicfnl diseases. Its great efficacy to heal is
s,trib.table TO the chemical combination Of
the choice ingredients of which it is COM
posed
w. r. EImendOrf is the authorized
aren't for the sale OF this medicine at this
Mace. Sold also by druggists and merchants
Usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
Gin. asaless in all large towns. E39.
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A SUPERFICIAL "OBsERvEn," announces
through the Eddyv.lle Commercial the opinion
that the bill of the bird sCurlew' denotes that
the charges of the Curlew House are high.
We can assure "Observer" that he is mista-
ken. That remarkable feature Of that most
beautiful specimen of the feathered tribe, on
sie contrary, dictates that the bill of fare of
the excellent and popular Hotel, before which
il occupies a conspicuous position, and OF
which il is universally admitted to be All oTiIa-
msn', is. in extent, Variety and excellence en-
s.~Ay unsurpassed, as Mr.. Observer wonld
I've found ont if he had stepped, instead of
going on to Charleston aud New Boston and
getting into those low doggerie, because he
'honght them cheap. We are curioasto know
whether sObservrr's' Ma knew OF his leaving
h, me at that particular time!
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WEATHER.

z We have. had various weather the past
First il rained, as it seldom has rained before
since The ,Delnge, causing sueh rush and hur-
ring OF water IN thousand miniature streams
from the bluffs TO the river. as was scarcely
ever seen before, ami so disturbing old De.
Moines in his wintery bed of ice, that ne rose
and threw it off in places in unprecedented
haste, and lnanfestibg symptoms of paying an
early visit over his banl S; bat suddenly came a
change, fall CT the mercury TO and 10 deg.
and consequently fall OF water, 50 that at this
present writing, all things are fast again with,
however, a difference more marked between.
the temperature of the nights and days show
ing that The sun is shining more directly upon
us, and will be likely ere long to triumph over
winter and give US spring again.
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DO yo., wish for HEALTH

n afflicted with any form OF disease, no
,,aitsr how inyeterate, or what duration. we
.Jyise Won as friend to try Hurley's Sarsa-
~ar;lla. The reputation " this medicine has
ro l.slike others'') had its birth in single
asy. but one that has developed itself by de-
srsss ever since introduced till now regarded
.sis6siend of suffering humanity: It's cara-
a rronerties have been fully tested in
o,sanas and thousands of cases. from the
! most simple eruption Of the skin, to the dead
.i;est enemy of the human race, consumption, 2
mi n no instance where perseyeringlv adopt
shas il failed to afford permanent relief.--
|IDlfh;Ie Ne,rs.
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Sheriff. sale.

EEE VIRTUE of ar execution I'm my hands +.
Eesuea from the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Wapcllo County, Iowa, will offer for sale
The highest ber at the door of the Court House In
Ottunwa In said County the eth day of February
1891, between the hours of O'clock a. m. and o..
clock p OF said day the following property .e-wit
Lots 5d6 and 3tI In otnnwa, and Lot IN section IL
township y NORTH of range IA west, all IN Wapellu
county, Iowa. Said property will be sold 10 satisfy !
Judgment Ia favor of john Bowert against Charles
L. Blake, Admir-. Of Jacob Arweiler, deceased.
W. III. WILLIAMS. Sheriff
Jan. 2sth. 1851 -S0-2w Wap. CO.. Iowa.
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nsG -. Recert testimony from AMos CHAR
New Plymouth, Ohio, Nov. 10th, 1856
'..hn savs; II am entirely cut OF both Dr.
Malps Ralsam and Bakers Panacea. ! wan'
ynn TO send me good. large supply OF each
They give the best satisfaction OF any medi'
cines ihsye ever sold.
ca,fupon the agent for this place and GEL
.Imanac for 1867, gratis. In it You viii
sns large number Of certificates OF womb
e'i price Of Balsam, 81 per bottle, and Q FOL
* psnacea, 25c, Soc, and 81 per bottle. J.
~ For sale in Ottumwa, by w. T. Eimendorf
"a nv agents in every town in the county.
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c..xruING NEw--ssWells' Pectoral Sy-
- wild Chcrry'' is certainly bound to
up ,up = the lead Of all cough remedies: 1t is
COMPOUNDED on entirely new principles ana
,he Whole course Of treatment Is original, sci
ene and and the
csea ssssss removed. It has been tried in all
OF from a slight cold, to confirmed con-
Eases; and has never failed when used a.
su litaa Get Webs Almenac.
onrI lawrence, Ot.umwa, Dunlap 4 Forsna'
raIxyille. Agents.
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CrYaR,rEs, OF OTTUMwa.

The act amendatory of the sct of the spe-
c;,l sessicr. incorporating The City of Ottum-
Wa. will be found IN The paper this week
The election on the adoption OF the Charter
aud for the election of officers is to be held on
the frs, Mo, day Of April next. The subject
is commented 10 the early and well-consider-
ed action Of eur citizens. We ought to aim
q, our frs. Charter election, to place our bes,
mca ID cfIice.
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49, woop,s HAIR REsToRATIvE.--see
S..rt;ssment os this valuable discovery.
me ~ ~ certife ates we find the name OF an
a ~ o..11rs;ntance. whose word is al the evil
Ola ~ would ask Of the truth OF state
den.e h. might make. We sAnde to II. L.
Gia, men -Do.Iar (Mo.) Jsarsas.
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'fHr HsNpy House.. IN this place. so Ion.
and favorablv known to the travelling public
"a will be seen by a card in another column.
has come into charge of Mr.. j. Potter. who
to cutter for the public in manner
stirely satisfactory.
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t. Mr.. Ira Crouch. an old ard very weal
,hv citizen cf Chicago. died recently at Cuba.
where he ad gone For his health.
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Netu AObsrtiscments.
G H E A p n Ar Va

70 II = a i 81
200 tCTs Es az LAND at IS 60 per scrc
$. w or Of y. W. or of s2-T1--13-whte oak timber
T. HIS r. or s. hf " r. or of 2o-1i-is-Prairle and
timber Main body between five ard six miles south
Of 0ttumwa-needs praising--will recommend It.
self: s For further particulars apply at my Office
in Ottumwa. JAMES d. DEvIS.
February l2-nso-tf
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aaSsy. The Burlington Gazette complains OF
;ng poorly supported. Guess its share OF
School Find is about exhausted. III.
MADISON .7rgus.
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o. The most terrible political calamity
for a long time is the defeat of Ferney ard
the election Of Cameron, Republican, by
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania.
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OI.2 WEEKLY OTTUMWA COURIER
RE ADY p Az
O r h.
HEAVY FAIL, STOCKy


PURCHASED with great In the Eastern
IL cities and now coming In (by railroad to MI Pleas
anti and opening from day to day. Having led on In
reducing the prices Of goods to the Ready Pay stand
ard we are not to be undersold by any bats only
excepted as we never see them.
Filling up our store rooms, ninety-six feet in depth,
we cannot enter into details of stock, but win be
happy to show you round at all times.
DRY GOODs-we offer Broad cloths French twilled,
black, blue, and brown; heavy plain and fancy bea-
yer CLOTH kerseyes, &c. All wool cassimeres, fall
styles, fine doeskns plain and fancy sattinets I'M
ion cassimeres, tweeds, KY jeans cords, ~ Shaker
fannes, wool and Canton do, all colors and quail
tiles, shifting stripes, hickory, checks, drills, ging-
hams, chanbrays, diapers, sc; new styles prints
rich variety and fast colors.
BROWN G0ODS-Sheetngs, shirtings, &c, broad half
beached and unbleached 34 to 81 and 81, from
Il cts upwards. Bags, bagging, drills, 0snaburgs,
&c, &c,-the greatest variety kept in ottumwa.
RICH DRESS Go0Ds-Heavy black Silks, Fall plaid,
do satin stripe poplins satin stripe wool Delanes,
Manchesters and FIR, nch, bought directly from i'm
porters and agents adj sold low.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING G0ODS-Boston and
Philadelphia Manu1 .cture-Material and Cut far
superior to "slop work" great variety and at
fair prices Fine Shirts under-shirts drawers, fur
and buck quantities., gloves mtteDs hosiery, carpet
sacks, saschels, umbrellas, overcoats.
Observation-Disclosures, brown, blue horse.
CARPErs-S entian, tapestry, hemp, &c.
FASHION ABLE FALL WINTER SHAwLs-Many new
styles at low figures,
BoNsErs-A large stock rom Thos. Whites celebrated
factory, all'the newest styles.
FANCY GooDs-In great variety.
HATS a. CAPs-Greatest variety in the town. Prices
and styles to suit everybody.
Doors & SHogs--In great variety and from the best
manufacturers.
BUILDERS HsRpwARE-Locks, Latches, Quits, &c.
CARPEsTRR's TooLs-In great variety. Planes Of all
styles, bought directly from q Ohio Tool Co."
CooPERs TooLs-Extra g. s. from same Co.
SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERy-A great variety.
SHGSBEReER's IRos-In great quantity ALI shapes and
sizes at Keokuk prices and carriage.
SwEDEs IRoS-Nai rods % and 30 pound bundles.
Cast steel, spring steel, American and English Bills
ter, &C. swede's iron horse nails /" G. horse nails
wrought nails, iron axles, wagon boxes, &c.
BELMONT" NAILs-By keg or retail
window Glass, Sash, Putty, Paints,
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TRAVELLING AGENCY.

PROPOSE starting, in few days, on tour OF the
Counties composing the four southern tiers OF Iowa.
west Of this meridian, and shall visit all the towns and
villages In those counties and win be happy to transact
such business commissions, at moderate charges,
may be entrusted 10 my care.
Ottumws Jan. %, '5T v A. C. FOREMAN
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BIRDS NEST NURSERY.

Burlington, Iowa.
EEAILEE 81 RiS8s. .FroprietorS.
A EPLFS, Pears Peaches, Cherries, Chestnuts
N Pluns, Grape Vines, tilberts, Muberries Goose
berries, currants Raspberries, Blackberres, Straw
berries, Rhuharb, &C., &c
Eversaeens, Shade Trees, Ornamental shrubs Roses.
Dahlias, Pnanies Phlexes and hardy Towering plants
in great variety, embracing complete OF
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
Shrubs and plants of every description worthy of cul
tivAtien.
For further information Catalogue which will be
seut free TO all who apply for IL. nis3t
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.l<lRkvlLLE ACADEMY.

TIME next regular session Of this institution
u mences on Monday, Feb. I'd. Students Of good
moral character will find many advantages here-none
others need apply. J. d. PATTERSON,
January ED maj SIN. Principal
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MEAT MARKET.

lYHlEEE undersigned begs leave to say to SS-S-&,
u the Citizens of ottu,nwa, that he has h5Sif4~s
opened MAR TX Ell OH Front Street, 49,
opposite the Curew House, where he will be happy
to furnish the public with meat from to o'clock,
A. NJ, in quantities TO suit the daily wants svNR
OF families. He soliets such encouragement fy1fS&S
as win enable him to continue in the bust
ness permanently. J. w. BROWN.
Oct. 23--n34--Iy
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.

- For the rapid CT Coughs,
a KzS& Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis,
W&NAo Whooping-Cough Asthma & Con-
~ sumption, Is universally known as
H the best remedy ever yet discover
MUGS ed for every variety of Pulmona-
ry diseases So wide Is the field
fh of its usefulness and so numerous
5Ss4 l-aSA the cases of its cures, that al
every section of the country
abounds In persons publicly known, who has been resto
red from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its When once tried its superiority
every other medicine OF It's kind is too apparent
escape observation and where its virtues knoKn
the public longer hestates what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the pull
monary organs which incident to our climate. BY
its timely many, almost all attacks Of disease
upon the Lungs or throat are arrested and thus
saved many thousands every year from premature
grave No family should be without IT, and those who
do neglect TO provide themselves with remedy which
wards OF this class of diseases win have to de
pore when il is late Proofs of the surprising ef
cacy of the Cherry Pectoral need not be given the
American people,-they have living proofs in every
neigborhood. But those who wish to read the state
Of those whose whole health has been restored
aud whose lives have been saved by its use, will find
them in my American Almanac which the agent below
named has to furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver, Lowell Mass And sold
by: W. L. Orr, 0ttumwa.
Jan 1st .niI-2m
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ROCKS s. VALENTINES.

gFVtE FOLLOWING Ezs,GFsS can be had ny send
n ing to the old established boak and pistnre rnh-
Usher and would invite your attention TO Ia, very
large and peculiar assortment II
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HAVING exhausted his patience In trying 70 get
HI settlement with his customers, the subscriber
now gives notice positively for the last time that all
remaining unpaid the LIST day March next win be
placed in the hands OF an officer for collection
Feb 5-n49tf ID. SANDS.
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c. AUGUSTUS HAylLAND,
II cMl Estate .4EeMf.
Srccrssos 20 cot. : raes,)

tsrecrssoS 20 cot. Z raps)
Has for saie
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
= ccaats, with good, comfortable dwelling large
s1,S =. s'sts knd Of fruit raaainy water ad
very reasonable
Tvssnsy Cmtmprevea Parcels o. Lana.
In Scott county. Pleasantly situated, and capital
'Aad ior iaruiing purposes Terms very easy
Six hundred aud forty acres In Guthrie county
Gao hundred aad twcn,y acre, ia I.ra county,
Farm In Johr-e. eouGty
Seven hundred acres 10 adair county
Three huadred acres in Grapdy county
Two Hundred acres IN Dallas coaGiy.
Land h Bcatoa oarrol ilahcSck AID jaeger CoaG.
tses.
House aud lot % Fourth street.
House aud lot On F.flh street
baiid.ns lots "a Brady AID secoaa street
Lots on Ferry street
B.oes Of lot. on REX Leland aud Iowa streets
Baildias lo,s on Harrison ard sixth streets
Forty acre farm near Newton
A beautiful farm Of 80 acres situated IL Beaten
souaiy
Farms In wasAiny,oa county
suitable iur couniry seats
Houses aud Loss la tho city Of Davenport
Farms In Clinton county. reas Railroad and River
City property IN Le Claire.
Building lots In waiertown H.!
Ihrvc hundred magnlicc lots In Fulton addition
y LAT Davenport, eumuassidiag a splsr.dd view of
the Mississippi River ard Rock lslaGd TLese los.
saa es purchased Oh very reasonable tsrms
Great Inducements ar. offered To uesla..ics n.
well ~ capitalists and other.
Call ani examine map, aad price. at
hANlLASDs
H.sii Odlee. L. Claire Row
P.s.-A0ctioM sales Fundamentally.
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'HE SUBSCRIBER. As ASSIGNEE OF
: ,ls aeal aal fsrsonal Ls,s,e q I. iissssi,
nsrs fsr aa4e thn following pieces of desirable Heal
Estate y'ag within The city IL Davenport aud isi Ian
as4 ats stsiatty.
lac house AID premise. situated on the river road
LAST pssearnfi, lately occupied q. the Residence
aLi 4 ~ hoasel Itvuse contains ten rasosus
sta s.9ssis &c and wood house stable, eisiern and
vel all H. GOOD Eepsr. IL, " feet frost BY $50 feet
dss 4 sxssIdlaS fron College Avenue 10 said River
Alas, the new aad eemmodloas two story brick
hoae. aext east Of the ressdsaes Of Mr. shoup, 90
he sAl Fyfl y Fact Davenport. This house 10 one
q tis esas has houses Ia u abna, the cay situate
Hpoi Al eniasae9 aAd cssnEaadag ga uaohstr uctc1
visw d tao Issssippl River AID River bridge Gock
lsa. Il :hs ~ e,ss Tbs lot 10 lilo feet froas by
Ass :ae iasee story brick warehouse. on an Alley
raaas ~ s1uth u The Mississippi. Missouri Railroad
pspot. &oxs5 feet.
Ais,. thrss aas building lot. In Rocks aaA O In
sesresis D..ss.a addition ~ The city u Davenport
Alss, twcty.A haslaiag lots IA Dssieoa = Truce
Ais, .ea.eaaid teses,i IN part II Bssck c. Of the
=. " Davca.zft, extending from Freat ssreet 20
Tsss.a s.Tss' AID be.a. ~ feet fro. and rear and
Az. loi. VI aud 10 Ia the iowa Of BETHANY
Aiso. los y Blocx y, in tbs e.sy u i.e csire.
,sa1is, i he state 81 Iowa. = VII Tue andsi.isd
sssssaih part Of the following describ~d land. wa
i "a a.: .;s ~ !, irss 4, e Sc
o. 4 W u. 81 .se i, all i. Township 70. xorth q
Mage II wsss; aad the y y Of 3 ". ir s-c IS, and
rs d Fl Il ws. aaa q = y &c = Ia
A!ss. The a4d.ylasa ,a.ss.esh,A part q Q \ Of n
=; Is. y a /. %i; sar ana s.,.. ....,.a
l. ~ III = w .s.. a X -; Il. e
= sesvs .ss = pos 20 Of 81, = W.T. vs.
sAchlfICE aaa portions u il on inas time. For
si ps.Gsalsf' a; ... { Sfssss . xs1 F:;
osss sal.e., Brady street or Of the undersigned,
b''' dor o' Of r'' oss S n :i,Ir' L M;
mvf.dswtf Assignee, &c 81 Peter \. Mou.e,
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Davenpsrt Real Estate Agency.
WOOD, MIcnENER & Co,
.. ". Cor. Fourth aad Rock leland sss


pAS Rr IOWA
FHAsElN eep. Notary Public
As5s y. A3cs- ga, serveyos.
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w the ss!s AID negotiation Of
LASEs, LOTS. BUILDINGS. LEASES RENTS
a II. sra n1sr and suburb s .o q y Int
Us states spesta! aueI,ioa viii 10 given to
CoLLEcTiSC RENTS. PAYING TAKES,
AID ta-l- charge u property for non. residents
MONEY ioANa,
IN large Y saai asnoun,s caa always be effected OF
Desd Il Irss; .aa scoi Mortgage security, iLrsasA
on. Assacy. W. have
REGISTERED AND FOR SALE,
arss IL. u sa!aal Real E.ste, 10 which We ars
ala-s .ags aIdWccar ii rsrry day, and 10 which v,
as.ss tas asiestls- " pagShs-ef.
LAID WARRANTS LOCATED.
psxia Mortgages, Beads aud a.. other legal insiru
ssass arawn u oas pshce on the shortest notice
We weala Invite he attention Of ,Le.s ~isLlas TO
axe rssEiass Investments 10 the following lsl vi
~ a-i G1uAsy Properly
CITY PROPERTY
- Ge'l Ifonss and Lot on BRADY street sast aide
we i-o@Ssi rissci - fcst ~ .5s WI. be sole
.Ss. aaA 'a esss txEms.
a. Hoga. anr Lot o. feutl street, rear Farnun
q hal Lot % rhis l., With the improvement.
u. es tc.i i9s s2Va
~ Ees> I'LL Containing iw9 aegts, l.tug GA laird
Grsss. esass aiss iae shade ss.d fIait trses
sarlss aad otaer flowers
a. AGe Lot Containing swo aerss iForiins oa
Locust, La Claire ala Iowa str8sts
-. Dwelling House asi Is, situate Ga .,isth st
ssIwesL tagAAaa Aa1 L. Claire s,g~xls Ia complete
ssd.f So04 s.sisIn AID cellar. lot 2osss feet
LEAsE- FOR SAIL
~ tine AsN i've stois Houss, soatassihs aiIe
sss.-s Lot -4Afo feet Lease u r1u L.. yehf-
Is a lease on Iowa street, between Third aud
Fourth sissef. oVoI dwelling lila. nf,eea YEAR.
20 T.a
Bai.4ss, 0ssass aud fasia Lot. 50 AID aeaf the
ssiy,
FOR VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY a
Ne REID f..eAd. and the peb.s 10 Tho extensive
Eel esasahs il osE circulars ,ass i-suei and 10 be
icsnd 1T 0ltSe
WOOD MIcHESkR s CO
yes tosaeF of fnarth aud hoek Island ais
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4 ooca0 F00ring NAN Fer 00le.
THIS MILL is BUILT or STONE IN


very substantial rnaansr solid rock, GU the
sAnk y The mississippi River In the city VI lyoss
Iowa = Hour stoEsss high A0xo0 feet, With El.gius
aad boiler uouss attached, Capable Of maaufAciar
lg lo bafreis % aour la ~ hours The engine ts i.
inehcs bore aud ~ feet stroke two doub,s "a, io
e - lnehcs 20 dsaAasssr. ~ fsst long 10 Hasa nuss
The Nil was ballt last year u In sxcclI<ut ovdsr
and = surrounded BY vsli scttied sDs .,
wheat rsisuK country, aud No. been Ia suecss-fu
operation fur sixtesu usoaths
The Flour of the Lyons City Mill" hss won "A
escesai reputation In Niunssois, "a Louis asd Chi
cAgo, and there 10 Al extensive home raAs fur Il Ia
Isoas, Faitou City, Canaaehs aud nel6hborin9
eouasry.
Steamboats, taking the eour up and down the Nj,
sleeappt river, have nne place for landing q the
MI, whiis tbs Railroad from Fulton Opposite L..
ons,) 70 Chicago ancrds facilities fur the bhIp1nsas
81 hour east nj the year. The eastern terminus
another Ra.lrosd, nearly completed, running west
uA naauokssa, AID cut through one Of tbs bsst
xrain gro.ing ssctioas VI the STATE viii ~ located
Ihs sasns viii be sold cheap and on easy terms lite
anasss'gnsd owner wishing 20 retire from bus!ness
-, u. X. CLAU6AEN
"s"nsr SsAhsoh 20, Iowa july2-lm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-27
Mascara Lands.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PEREZ

HI ctbSiHibERS RAVE PERFECTED
i arrangements for l.5saiias Land Warrant. "A.
sO1ihera sad southwestern Missouri, near the line
~ the southwest BEaach VI the Pacidc Railroad =
Ihsy nave employed : reliable a-.D: who has hvru
familiar ~,tl ta, section of cpuntr, for aaay year..
ala VINO VIII lscaic warrants ruch lands osly a.
Ac nas personally inspected Tie lands are knowu.
~ ~ superior to. agricultural and grazing purpose
aud IL soouIl la Tia giehe-t ailaeral deposit-
Ma aId Isis VI the cOIatry. exhibiting the char
estce I'D pSs't2a ~ the laad. alay be scen al their
o..ee, ~ > Gra4ts u ees, MalA street
lv--asl w l.. aA.HER 4 Co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-27
Lands ler Sale n Sestt Ceunty.
WILL DE SOLD Low AND On LONG

No beautiful Fsfm Of ~ aeres two sna
haii na.ss soFt asa. ri the city large house. tenant
bansc, nEsLafi hHfn, well c.i,ru AID all pirte
order VII ee sold nj great bargain
Nos /. 80 -. Town. - Range L at ten
MILES northeast ii The elts ~ long tins
No L., u Is r,Ar'asss Aaa.iioa 10 Ea., Ia
vsnpori
Soa FAX .ses. ispu p Range ;
Rat
NJ ~ acres On Duck GIsst, an Jer.e, Ridge
Road, tse miles aaftheass u tbs etty.
No q Lot: Heck Il Fl.iens Addition
40 -Four 10 acre Lots. three miles from tho eiiy
Nos aevcnsres year Isase Gu cornor Of FonfsL
aud Rock leland street
No $50 acre. Of beautiful PrsUie Land neat
Nslcott
JA-TLR COUNTY
No ~ Fourteen Lots Ia Newton
No II so acres VI Laad IL jlGsrers part n the
eo1Ety
Also, 80 acre. Ia Adalr eeraty
oas eight ltorse Power ThresLgrg Machine
Five yoke Of Oxen aud preakilg Flow.
All ,Ls above property will " sold .<ry low aud %
JACOB n ElpRlpoE,
i,seif Cor. Fourth aud Rsck lslsld ssrssts