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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-03

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grave. Sixtoon of those sawed died within
a short tino after thew reached the deck off
the Nauoleon. and from prcsopt information
fl +. believed chat the total loss of lif nv This
fer iblc dis1stor will NOT fall short off from
tbroo to tour hundred The steamer Alliance
arrived hcre This afternoon with as doadbod-
les. and another boat is known to have 60
bodies but we hive mot boop ,,t,lo d, l,.,rr t,.
name. of any of those lost c>cpDt of Nor
CROSS and pbllins off Tbros Rivers rho
Montreal had ON board 25S cni-rapt. reccntIy
arrived hero from Glas,o,, too.thor with s,,'-
oral German families and raft,mcn. and scyor-
al American nassen,ors
Tb. B,,t...,o, r... p.... %, .,,.,;.:,.. al.
"''' l'"' guys WE ''' '''. ''" ''
DO at present the painful iact, chat our towns
man. Mr.. E t. Flrrar. together with Dis
br,t,.r y t.,,,- ,.,.,r. t.,.-.l anil ...........
.n,lo.t-
TINS Sr1r Tn,pr Tbo Cborl,.toD
iErrlrl I'm Am ARTICLE an, tbe proioct lor ,..
.o,,pi,., ho Atr;c.,n sI,yo XII, r....,,I,
preached at the South. comes 90 the conclu-
sion that the idea is an imuracticablcone while
the South remains in the Union. The North
cru Representatives in Congress. Of course.
would not consent TO repeal tho law making the
trade piracy. and the H.rayv AYERS that even
the South cannot be united upon the policy OF
rc-opcniug it. Not one of the border Slave
States can to-day be induced. I'm any way. 90
offer a full rotr. much less a dama1d. on Con
grcs, for the ro-openiug of the traffic Not
only cannot the border States be got to unite
the measure but ' not even majority of the
central Slave States would now advocato.
much less enforce the policy, under our prrs-
,lf -oi1tious.' In conclusion the UrcurV
says:
' Wc doubt whether, II tic North wound o5useu, 90
l.a ..n VI. .ae Aiiieln Slave Trade mosr INN
H. lhc institution is to- d.irlte ta n. lring. 4, e.
placed ml.4 'bo mtn, of any people whatever but
,,,., ID, .... ,,4 ,'' Ta''a''' ~ nen5 pafl,i-
lan sla,, Trade is D. u-lcieabio measure. I, p d..l-
s'u 81 ,4 mon ana .le m8cren1rn.c of 'ae
renewing Il, Wien Hiat tilac conc. ,, ie ,,...
4eef 10 DISCUSS ht until chen We .ibuit uth goa.
roit,." '' "'''' " ''' ''"
TIrrr CuupRrv Dro,y,.rn ,, r,,r,c
NIorHrR.-On Thursday. tbc 2sb Mn b@
,li,.o ~ -: - "''''
scene of a terrible tragedy, as we learn from
the Jackson papers. Mrs. Logan. a colorad
woman-mother Of a family of nine children.
In q fit of mental dcrangomont. ATTEMPTED thc
murder of her whole family. In the abe
scncc of her husband, she called an her chill
drcn into the housc-the eldest being but "A
years of age, and forbid their going out
Presently She took one Of her children. went
out and threw it into the we'll; then another.
and SO ON, until she had carried out four The
Older children, having their fears excited. fol-
lowed their mother with the fourth victim
and saw her throw il into the we'll Then
tried to interfere. but were upoblo-tbc
maniac mother making most desperate ei-
forts to drown bcm c,il;no I'm MI s,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-03

PoHoAuY AND StAvERY.-Thc Charles
ton Mercury sees plainly enough that the
principles which are relied upon to defend
slavery and TO spread 10 over new regions, APP
ply TO the protection of the Mormons. Ac-
cordngly, the organ of slavery can see no
way i'm which the government can interfere TO
put down the denominations of Utah. or oven
TO prevent her coming into the Union with all
of thcm.-fi,e Press.
On the contrary Senator Douglas qir,s up
the doctrine of Squottor Sovereignty as 90 the
Momons; and that shows that squottcr Sow
crciguty is not principle bnt a politicians
oxpedicnt cxtcmporizcd for the occasion.
PLEAD GuurY.-llrNuY ABBY. who has
been confined in jail i'm this county for the
last three or four months, charged with the
crime of bigamy was brought into Court, now
in session at Manchester, ON Friday morning
last TO answer TO the charge brought against
him. and after being asked by the judge
whether guilty or not me plead guilty. lie
has not yet received his sentence Buuipg-
t1a Hammer
Abbey is thcman that was tried iorpcrury
at the last term of the County Court in this
County lie was acquitted WHOM ho was
Immediately arrested on Che charge of Eigomy
and committed to jail iu bennington County
TO await his trial Ills father was convicted
of the crime of Bigamy at the last September
term of Washington County Court and scn-
tonccd tc three years mprisonmct and imme-
diltcly taken TO Windsor where hc is now
serving his allotted time We presume that
as they have been associates in crime, they
viii now be permitted to meet each other
under loss favorable auspices.
New DRuG SroHE-Frod r. Smith has
leased the Langdon store knowua4 the "Cor-
ucr Store. on State and Main Streets. and
fitted up Che same in superb style for the acc
commodahon of himself and T. G.. Phincys
Jcvelry Store. We are sure that their nu-
merous friends and customers win be pleased
to notice this evidence of their prosperity.
Among the many attractions of Mr. Smiths
new Store will be found his splendid Silver
Soda Fountain, which mono should fail to call
and see. His delicious ,yrups served in the
gentlomanly manner they are sure to be,
whether by himself or Clerks are certainly
luxury.
BrruuNED FROM KANAs-Mr James
hutchinson, Jr., of West Randolph, who has
recently been ON visit to Kansas, returned
last week, in company with three othcrs.-
They started from Lcaycnworth at six o'clock
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-03

ORLEANS County CouRr.-The Orleans
County Court, Hon. l.. p. Poland presiding.
commenced its sessions on Tuesday morning
last The Railroad suits, where the Compa-
my sued a large number of individuals down
to Wmsor county, have gone against the com
pany. The writs were abatod, the court de-
Gliding that the company had no right to size
subscribers out Of the county. The case
goes to the supreme Comt.-Irdsburg Stan
dard, lime 26.
~ Rov. j. j., Rakin, was installed Pastor
of the Congregational Church, in St. Adams,
ON the oath inst.
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DRowNED.--Mr. Samuel v. Grant of W.
Farlee, was drowned in Millors Pond in
STAFFORD, on the 24th ult.
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IT, We have received two communications
from Kansas since our last issue. As the de-
tails Of the first were published in our last
issue, wo insert only tho following, which
contains the latest accounts from our corcs-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
Ian ID AG Z N r. -,
once, brad, 81, Siwn SECOND a.d Third
|nffER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
" yaiuabl. Real Essate
CITY PROPERTY IN DAVENPORT.
Heu.c and Let on Third street, the corner 81
Six Loi. On The soush vest corner Of Fourth and
ss 10. :. North Davenport. between Ferry aud
49, Island streets
oa liberal terms.
FARMING LANDS IN JOHNSON COUNTY.
2 \ Nam. ... I, xs. ; . acre.
offs Z. ~, r. ~, \, aaags Z. wee, Soses,s
The shSse lands are upon the lime VI the Railroad
srou' Davenport Ia lowe city.
CLINTON COUNTY
rim" hundred acrc- al prairie ans. ninety acres Of
timber land, near ENir~ r o., s~v.n mite. from l.,
On. slinsoa county, hear the railroad all choice
The above property win be- sold on liberal terms
SCOTT COUNTY
improved Farm, mile and a half from Prince
ton SIXTY acres hr.s land, we'll Improved with
good houses VIII be cold al = bargain
Onc hundred and s.Aty acres unisnproved land two
miles from Hickory Drove, three mile. from " sle.li
one hundred and .ia,, acres, ass mile. North :.
from Hickory 0rose, very choice land.
rowEsuIEK COUNTY.
Two hundred aud any scre. fne prairie land. two
miles north Of hontexuinA, the eoun,y seat
MAX DAVENPORT.
One and one half Snil~ frcsa Couv, House. On the
hun, with superb views III river and surrounding
s4untry ANAL farm ~ forty Nv. arr.r under the
slghe., state Of cultivation. AID well supplied with
nut trees The bcsu,fui land IN ". vicini,,
Z the city,
skvEN MILEs FROM DAVENPORT.
A farm Of sisiy acres, fort, and.r cultivation,
twenty Of umbcr A never falling stream runs thru
II Will b. sold very cheap
NEAR WALcOTr
Eishty acres chesee prairie at bargain.
NORTH DAVENPORT
a beautiful Ave acre lot. mhly5af
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W. Z. BARRIER L CO.,
LAW, LAND AND LOAN oFFlCE,
No. . 2saas's Dsseh, Rssn street,
ME OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w ING Real Estate via


No Double Mouse ON Eighth street one ioa
west FROM 6aies street ten rssns cellar under main
building, good cisiern In yard whole front thirt,
Feet, house hew aud now uader rent frum month q
month friee SLOW, part On time, or u 80 cash.
NJ House onSslxth street, between Harrtsoa
and Ripley. Lot S0Slso House - fsss ffcnl, eeiai
snd good esiern--very eligible. Price al o~sI
for cash.
UNIMPROvED LANDs
No leo acre. In iiarrisoa county. Fins prairie
surrounded by cultivated farms n aud
\ > = sec. 81, T 1s X a. aS per sc,e.
No 4 IN acres In Harrison county Choice pra
ris, near stream Of water. W NEk and
cue div. \, sec ~ T -, u Il y per acre
No. 5 iso la story county. y Il \, sec g.
r IS, X 2 y per acre
No.S loo acres In Story county. MEX, sec %
I -, x - u per acre.
No I TO acres In Minnesota Territory N w 4
and y Wv \, sec. .. I los, RI, w sih hsr =,
Ser acre.
No 10 acres In Minnesota Territory. VIZ N
\, and n w SW y, s~c. II, T ios, Row \,
p.r acre.
No y 50 acre. in Minnesota TERRITORY EksE
\, sec u, r ios, Rs. w. $50 per sere.
No 10 ~ acrss In PostAwotsmie county, Iowa
" y W I, ssc. a T u. = =, W. $40 per aefr
No IL. 20 acres In Pottawotamis county NE i
sE \, sec. TIT, X ~ w $50 pcr acre.
Ne I. % scrs. IN Tama county NsSws
sec II, Tss, RISW = psr scvs
No Is 30 acres In Tama county wksEk,
Sec. d, + So X u w $50 per scre.
No ~ 90 acrss In TAma evunty. ESsw L,
eec q, r -. RiSw. jyetf
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THE SUBSCRIBER, Al ASSIGNEE VI
ne kss ,sa rss:s. ks.... a. e 'S.s
es,sis lying within the esS u Davenport andassim
Tns saa.s ana psem.s~s situated on the river road
Hast Davenport, lately occupied - tbs rssld~ncs
said r. n Housed House eontAins ten rooWs,
with ela.rss. &C. and weod hou.s stable ss'ssa sad
1c~p. extcaaing from College Avenue 70 said kaser
Also, the new and eommoiioas too story brick
aousc, neat east Of the residenes Of Mr. Hhsup, on
the said road to kasi Davenport This house u QUE
OF the beat built house, IN OF about ths city situate
upon emn~nee and commanding An anohstraete.i
view VI the Mississippi River and River Bridge Rock
land and The t~o elites The lot 10 lio fest front b,
Also, ,as sLr.e story brick ~ar.Aess~. an N allie,
running .,alh u the Ai-sasslppi hissouri Railroad
Also. tsrss ans bsildlag lot. In Blosks and .. In
eorrestA Dslloas addition the city Of Davenport
Also. twenty hye bndins lots In Dawson . Truce
Aso icssrhod inisfs.. In part u DseA q. Of tbs
-iyof Davenport, extending from Front street To
sseond street aud being W feet frost and rear and
Also, lot. Ma and 10 Ia III. town Of pssAsny
Alas los Ia Hook ~ In the city u IL Clnire
.asass ia he state & is.. 70 - =. sssl.,ss
aassixhth part u the fcl.s~ins assssbsA lasd. vx
. e J: - = e. a 4 81,
Of n. " ". u see, !. ~ " Townshlp y. KsssA =
aAnFe II West, and this . \ u . " r. &C -, aaa
hsfsE ar CSC y, and . of = ". sec y. N
Ala. The undivided ,h... eighth part Of 8 \ Off
Also the fallo~,ss aas. slas aud s.las sl,sa..a
Jazz. county y Me y ss.' :. q io,' e =. Ia
,AcRiFIcK. ana rorsians 6 / On long s,ac Eo1
sss sss :: e 1 css si ss.
OGiee building Brady ssrses a. u he ssAsrssensd
ns1i DIOR as'A Of Post "ss r ;i'i,' L S;;3I .
myisaAxtf Asslsn@s, Ac. u Peter 4. noassl
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WOOD, MICHENER 4 CO.,
D. W.. Ger. FeursA aaa Rssk usssua Ne
DAVENPORT IOWA

.. W.. Ger. FesrsA asa Rssk Issana sss..
DAVENPORT. IOWA
FsAsslus weos, Notary Public.
Amos . MicussKn. ssrveyor
NlTILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION To
w the sale and Negotiation Of
LANDS LOTS. BUILDINGS, LEASES. RENTS,
A. in the city of Davenport and suburbs. la int
tor Cities Towns and Villages in Iowa and silsin.
ins s,aie. special attention VII, BE- given 10
COLLECTING RENTS. PAYING TAxRs.
aud taking charge Of property for non rcsiden,.
MONEY LOANS,
Ia large o. smali amounts can always be effected
Desd Of Trust and GOOD Mortgage security 'ArousA
REGISTERED AND FOR SALE,
large lie. Of valuable Real EstAic, TO which are
sdding Inducements every day, and TO which ne
invite the sttention Of purchasers
LAND WARRANTS LOCATED
Deeds Mortgages Bonds and All other legal inssru.
inents drawn Al our once on Tbs shovsest notice
We would invite the attention Of those wishing 10
make profitable inycstnenis 10 the following tst Vi
City and County Property
CITY PROPERTY.
q. Gcod House and Lot on Brady street, east sasis
shove l.ru~t street, s2h feet b, Ass VIII H. cold
chcap and On easy terins.
a. Hoase and lot Tenth street near fHrnnm,
Get half Lot ~ THIS Lot with the improvements
i,i he sold foe oelD
- Roe. Hni conssinine two .cr-., lying Thire
street, containing hns shAde aud fruit trees
cushe. and other flowers.
~ A due Lot containing two acre., fronting
Locust, L. Claire and Iowa streets
~ Dwelling Hoase and Lot, situate on Ninth .,
p-tween fafnum aud lie Claire streets tn eomriste
order TODD eistsrh and cellar Lot sDass feet
LEASES FOR 6ALE
fiue new two story hoase, containing nine
secms Lot .sxso fee, Lease 10 ran l2t years
3. A lease Iowa street. between Third and
Fourth street. Good dwelling Has hft.en S~ai~
~ ran.
Baild.ng asrs-n and Farm Lots Ian and hear tic
0
FoR'yALuABLE FARM PROPERTY,
rsfsr eur friends and the pabs 10 the extensive
last contained In circulars just sssucd AID 10 bs
lsund at utiie~
WOMB AIguENER 4 g0
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a CARD.
JOAN n rALLsax cnAslss powuHs
TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
Attorneys and Ceanselors q Law,

ofhee. BRADY ~ btwn Second and Third
ANDs BOUGHT AND sold ON COM
IL MISSION Having aso an once in Eastern New
New York, ~ n paint from which large emigration
may hc expected during the present season We have
unusual advantages 10 dispose VI lands 10 actual
sclt~rs
JoHs 4 II Tauisax, Psnghksepsi., N
CHAstrs PowkKs, paxeapofs, Iowa
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00crressv's Ass6ss~.
lHE SInrs KlRERS ARE AGENTS FOL,

lnE SUBSCRIBERS ARE AGENTS FOR
. Mr---t- ! Z HERRING a. = calculated Fire
al HtisI iftafi Nafa-
W. Ns,ui tus lie ts attt fii 1t the public To the
tsl that ths=s rais~ haA. ff keaH. .tss IL. tesi
=ss8h hsv usist sft s-.i 1T uuis Ven many safe
All So usa-efs dst3 VA" fptaei AID set fali b fore
a. tmttsf
Ih~ qualities II tAsss safes will kanwn that
Hhe ltaisaftis IL isa M.fs hant- ~ Nvw NurA and
thtlasirifasa uss @fhrt nssks II s+siss W. rma
aHiiz fat.ss If Al aud WL af.t s.ertpttsn u
issks wanted aad Niti Marraht to the uiIps. In .
il4s qua lts- 1t II4s estss " -si
~ kkoNs PRETTY NAN 4 I,AIzkIJ
aue..
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BLAkEMORE A LANES,
- = kers,
oea)erx ID isreign ard Dsmeslie

useasssat eassh Mates, tssid 4 Silver q esss
AND LAMB wARRANfs
APECiAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE
~ collection " Mercantile faf.r all r~snsis aises-
AsNla "a ~. Ias ~ uisnt Hf.s IA
.ght drains ga l#.tsfa siti.-
eoisni War; ants bssiigbt, sssli ard heated ~
es,si sti"iun given Ia the pure hsss. ssl AL. II p
snd e"anty proi.fts and IL. s.leeilsa 81 a,,i- Ig
entry,
e0Hisht Cheek on New YORK I..~fsn I1llasl.l
phis isl,tns7fe. Aashingl"n aity ftt-burx ID,
snAaii NJ isnis ahd GhieaFo AWAY fsr ~air ~ .atas
I. sui. pasrhssess Ai-,, Rt~rans tr.lrh ani ,..f
man Esrhsaga
ACss.ld and silver Coins hoasL, and .s,id
- itin" hllts IN tbis sgu. ri Issl- AID New YsA
iisesan,sd and business ps,~r Il .lest date. i, III
nj %. lowest rates
~ h"n.y aIs.a Heal E-sat. securities procured
al a small c.,taAlssiaa
- tst~fsst atlo@si on dst@-lt~ T.l.sI
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EDW ARD ALDEN,
Re0o Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE,

0eneral Lana, lasuranee aaa 1nssDoaGsaee
Agent,
Corner Main and Second streets, Davenport
HOUSES RENTED, LEASES DRAWN,
j k@lt. Collected, Taxes faad for residents,
COLLECTIONS Made and promptly fsniis~d to any part
~ the e.antry.
Exrhsug. h.ugLi aud solA. Mote. Discounted ON
| <Sssd Hpcursfy
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SELLING RATES OF Ex,nANur-p,


Gso. u saKssSt fr-s't ! n raHsEA ss-Lt
THE UNDERSIGNED PRopRIEToRs uf
: thr Hank - fi'r-ncs, Nebraska. arr y, the pts
s-i"n- .f VI. rhsrt.t individuality r.~tn,sil. r,s
ne '-~n-~ and will rsc.in the Nat.~ ii sasi Istit
tiui nj 'is counter ~ the city ~ fareurs IA ~,
ahi al ~iih-f "t th.ir Esakins iiaa-er 81 Ea-l,t,
ksehahss "F Ia specie at same rats. as ulher cnf
rene,
sh,h SARGENT baNrap.tt Iowa
COOK, sAht.ENr . p,,N NIl l.w,,ln
ttnk sAkUkNf \ COOK kosf n.-tt,,if,.
COOK, sAkakNTA rAEkEf. hlar,b., \ a
la, Z sstf
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pss Corner of Fourth and Mock Leland sls
lsOR sALE.-LOr No. SEVENTEEN IN
i klirislxvs Addition 10 HAST Davenport, costAin.
Ing four acres yery desirable for buiiding iots
rerIase easy WOoD, hiCnks kR q CO,
au3sf Fourth and Mock IsiAnd Sta
L>OR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF
II Twensy Acres two and Aaif mike northeast
81 the city large House, Tenant House, Orchard,
Barn, Wei Eastern, and al In eompisss order VIII
~ -ali At q bargain
WOOD. Ml0HEHEk q Co,
austf Fourth aad Rock Leland
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Cory o. TINE SrATEmE
rss coSsss.Ds % va
PhenIx Fire Insurance Comoeny


" oseoe1yos y. u,
IN THE Y1RaT nay az Iafav aep
DTs..a...s va, mn....s a 70 a w
ih.assaa nlEnt hundred and piny Seven,
ni.ae :. me Aaas"s g. INC naa.s o. isvs pnssnAnt
~ Ihs sssanaa y 'nsl STAT ehsa@h an Act - vsaa
,,"n - ,nsaf.nee s"ml'.h~s ~ r"gorased ~
- .v. 49,. $500 :. 80. - nrl.Issn, sAa al, 80.
.r. nv s,sy sss ~ e.yss s~s Nv" nmhased
tn -.s.,. - ~. 80. ~ -. ~ .,,
~"AP-", :" ''"~'
Ign and New York being hr-t mort
more than amount located ..s....-... t3c 0si 10
Leans hsnk and other corporation
siocks "a the cities of bsooklyn and
New York, market value ~ ,sts..- ss00W
lash IA bank aud on hand, ..s....-s..-- zzs3,2s
uncoiisessd Pseasiums Ia III. hasd. at
agvnss, .....*......-....z-s. ....zs.... se0as
Interest accrued hut not due, at per
cent per annafa, ............s....... 5o2l ~
Total a~esss, ..........s...*.++.... o1cy g. a
Tn. asnoanf ~ liabilities. via
I4,s~~s adjusted hui nos duc a. ua@
I1~..s uasdlnsssd, .,......,... ss:sD
Nso amount " sssss ---s*.'s=z..-- v1p,i0s5o
There are 10 osber claims sgsinsi the Conpsny
than those abose specined except saeh only - ord
Tbs greatest amoant III any nn~ risk. 81 inssrue
sans TO ssenss nos 10 sHee~d Ten thousand Dciisrt
The rea,es. amour, 20 be Insured IN any ono city
OF village h hot nxed beinR governed by the char
sstef ot the butiahts ana The facilities for ettiI
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One Price Store.
y. o.. PAWKs 4 co. =,

Wholesale aud listail Dealer. III
Ready MADE Cs~shtwu.
CtWsks, Ca.slssss res,
NesoesaUss and SsMete.
aseW's twsmtshtssx (sSosVs
III AVE NOW IN STORE. OVER I'D nv,
IL Dollar. worth 81 the ~hoy. mentioned ,,...l.
which mns, W. sold W. have os.shaul.d Our n hol,
sleek and marked our xswh. swn least .an III,
cent and hs.s fs.ul,rd fram ihI@ day forward l.,
ssi ~ oNE fRtck aud al i.w that We defy eo,,,,se
Wion We are ss,nnerisd with the well known ..
tslilshmeni uf Huntingdon, Waai.werth A Park. 81
thicago aud h..sn, ani Ne buy sssis ct Msnutsc
iarer- priecr With thss" frliiiies We thiuk NE ems,
oder yoa great bargains
Particular attention paid 10 the nanursctur. az
Sns'um WpIk 0sfmen,. warranted M II, ~ M
sas ~ " w wv
Edward Alden ~" W." '''''" w
may A
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
S1ssckssoait1's Tools.

IRON. rirTSGuRG BOILED AND CHAR
] soAt. gwe,i. and New N"rk f.ll.d ~ all si,ss
Sail ksi- superior stticl. If rNeie and fittsburg
: 81 s't',l Nssaf = 60 Gauud square, Fiat AID
txtagvn issitsh Hlt-tsT herman and eIIinn sis,i
lisN st"'l al stEe- Malta and SPIKES of all sixes i,
ttsl ft"~-,i Nuts and " a.hcfs all sizes BELOW
iHtis N4srs. Hssansers ard Tunss aIu.As and Dies
ANi8-, Muusa tinle aa.t aud Steel Faced, Ilnrs
SASS ana Mails as-art.si -,s.s Hlfinss Ma9ob taI
TIA. and Ssat spring. ANi.s Naseh bray AL
Hu.sN ANlr- rhts.I- t.rasi.. and TRAN ssrosIs va
ftsss- brands. ltttuhi" Sleihs aud Wagon ias.-
.sst.si -if,s ,toShatr fick. uaes Griudsiob..
,'a-t u,s.s u.a1 iiusti1s rusts iren kc,tlss at
fhri.ar.~
9ftsta Aihatsi.,t5s iat,h lIn aud E1trc Punt,
Flt- Eut,r Mt ts,~x. snl i.~@ hattie - y.t au
fAsiwt thaH sst atAsf W. nss and has hri prem
4sss az af,tl a, eAsty tatT AZ Nhsh IL has been ~
httat"i iaus2 az
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Z. AUGUSTUS HAyILAND,
i e0e Estate snGen9,

- CT n OtG 8C ~,
Sueoxsson TO cot. =. c. HipsD
Has for sale
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
= couniy, with god comfortable dwelling isrs.
ever, ihisg 10 make farm desirable. VIII be sois
very reasonable
Twenty unaap~svsa pnsrsss 90 l.anA.
In Scott county Pleasantly situated, and e.pil.
land Tor farming purpose Terms yer, sas,.
Ein hundred and fort, acres In 0ushrir county
One hundred and twenty acres IA Iowa county.
Farm Ia Johnson county
Seven hundred acre. In AdHir county.
Three hundred acres In Grundy county
Two Hundred acres In Dsllae county.
Land Ia Benton Carol Hancock aud jasper Coan
Ties
noss. and lot ON Fourth street
house and lot Oh Finh street.
BsiidiHx lot. on brady and Second street
lois on Ferry street
Block VI oss On Rock Isiand and Iowa street.
Building lot. On Harrison and sixth street.
Forty .rre farm near Newton
A beaasifa farm Of I'D acres situated in Benton
county
Farm. In Washington eopnty
a few .ere. u iaDi la tho vicinity of Davenport,
ssiisblc for country s.ats
H0nses and Lot. 10 the city u Davenport,
Farms IN Clinton county, near Railroad aud River
CITY property la lie Claire.
Building lots in WATERFOWL, H.
Three hundred magnificent lois In Fultons addition
70 East Davenport commanding = spl.ndla vtsu II
Ne Misss~ipra River ard korA leland These lot i
con he rursha--s' on very reasonable trnns
Orssi Inducements are offered ~ mschsnics a.
we'll ~ capitalists and others
Call aud examine msps aad prices :.
uAvIi.ANUs
jysSu o1hee. Lar Cisss Row.
P.s.-Asesssa Gales sssss-msssAiy.
CARD.
"A IL WHO HAVE OWEN NE THE AGEN-
IA CT Of ceiling their Real Esssls gill dad Il In
The hand- af 4 Augustus tla,iiAisd Eco, who seeu.
pie. part Of my oics aud who Gomez among " well
recommended Tor Integrity and high business eapaei
~ and doubt aot will render general sstAsfarl aa
"a all who may favor him with their patronage In the
Lsnd Agency business
would remark Va conc insian, thai have yaluAbs
lahds " ~ awx IA Davenport and vicinity fsr sn.
and that may be- found la my unice during business
houTs & EADa
Davenport, May - Ia Claire Row
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Ls4vD UOss4RRANrTS
Loeaesa In n1assoasi.
NTE ARE CONSTANTLY LOCATING
w Land Warrants Ia the Springfield and Jack
land dis'Ises and have skiilfa surveyor.
gagged Ia cloice ians la Antiei patton al iLs
SPEEDY reepe .-Is q the Once Of the Warsaw die
tret We have made II the interest of our aeeal. o.
faithfully, and they have INSTRUCTIONS re
turn our Warrants rather than locate them On lnfe
rior isnds
Aap. Of tho country can BE- s-~n al our oSAc., No
6rants Block, Main street
au7dif Vi y BARBER 90.