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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

The London Times devotes a column to a
detailed description of the U. s. steam fri
gate Niagara. The vessel is pronouced the
nobIest specimen of Naval architecture tha,
has ever crossed the Allantlc--and the Ed.
itor adds;
"Not till the visitor has walked forward
and prrched himself somewhere near the
bowspirii can he fully appreciate her i'm
mense size and beautiful form, and feel that
he is looking down on such u war steamer as
the world has not yet seen the equal II, and
by the side Of which the English navy can
show nothing to compete"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

On! DEAR.-There is girl in Troy whose
ips are so sweet that they stick together
every morning by the honey they dstlll' and
she cannot open her mouth until she has
parted her lips with a silver knife! She VIII
be treasure to her husband, not only on
account of her sweetness, bat because she
can occasionally keep her mouth Shut
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

t9y- At the recent meeting of the National
Council of the Know Nothings at Louisville,
Ky., tho following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
T.. B. BARTLETT, of Ky, President,
ERAsrus Brooks, of N. Y, Vice President
JAMES NJ. STEPHENS, of Md, Secretary.
TBos. C. WARS, OF Ohio, Treasurer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

.4y- The Boston Bee runs up at the head
of its columns the name Of Hon. N. p. Banks
for Governor of Massachusetts.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

CIsclNNATT, June 6.-FIour s7,o0 receipts
large; Gain unchanged; Corn receipts small;
Whiskey active 80; Provisions dull.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

NAPOLEON AT WATERLoo.-COuntd de Fla
haui, one Of Napolson's Aids Mt Waterloo,
has Just wrihen n letter in reply to the ac-
count of that battle by Marshal Marmont.-
He pronounces ths's,atemeEt that the En-
peror was too far on during the engagement,
to make the necessary modification in his
plans, to be utterly untvue; also untrue is the
statement that he finally aed at gallop from
the field, in terror. SO far was he from dis
covering any personal fears, that he several
times fell asleep while they walked, not gall
oped, along, as Marmont falsely said.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

~ DR. Johnson well said, "rbe habit Of
looking on the best side of every event is
better than Thousand pounds year.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

CHICAGO, June 6.-Thrty five democrats
and eleven Republicans have been elected 10
the Constitutional Convention IN Mlnnesom
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

REMovAL.--The Statesman, heretofore
published at cambridge, has been removed TO
Monistown, Same county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

taw- AN angel in disguiso"--A beautiful
woman ia crinoine and hoops.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

A KISS FOR $75O,-The Chicago Tribune
states man named Hosley, in that city, I'M
dertcok to kiss the wife Of nm Indian Doctor
named Brooks, with whom he was on terms
of intimacy. The husband hearing of the
matter, instituted a suit for Islander, against
Hosley, and the jury gave him verdict of
1850. The Inst item requires explanation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

HIrocRrTIcAL.-The ririuous Democracy
of New-Orleans declined to nominate candi-
dates for the Municipal Olfices,at at the recent
election in that city, for reasons given in the
following preamble and resolution:
"Whereds, The Democratic party has new
er sought to arouse an unnecessary and dam
gerous excitement in the public mind, hut has
always proved faithful to the psace and good
order OF society, and has ever cherished
loyal obedience to the constitution and laws
Of the country; and whereas, the law recent
ly passed by the Legislature bf this State, for
the protection of the sacred rights of suffrage
in the city of NewOrleans, cainot in our
opinion, be fully and successfuityrarrird out
on Monday next, on account Of De lateness
of its PRONUNCIATION; and whereas the cleo
ton on Monday next will not invdve the sue.
cess or defeat of any Of our gioious princi-
pies, but will be contest merslJ for one or
two city officers; Therefore he i
Resolred, That we deem il inexpedient TO
make nominations fortle election on Monday
next
Truth, modesty, a violated Constitution,
PIaquemine frauds and stuffed ballot-boxes,
all protest againat the modest, unassuming
and suffering attitude of the Democratic par
tyas set forth in this erPedieat pronuncamen.
to. Chastened modesty is glorious attri-
butte.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

ty- Do not squander time, for time is the
stuff life Is made Of.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

A BRIDE UNDRESSING IN CHURcH.-The
Liverpool Albion, of the 4th uli., tells the
following story:
There are more ways of eluding the vg-
lance of lynx-eyed guardians, than by lad
der of ropes from chamber window, as the
sequel will show. About the middle Of last
week, two young ladies' and gentlemen, all
apparently in mourning, paid morning Wis
it I" church in quiet neighborhood in st.
Annr's Ward On their entesiug the edifice,
the door was closed and locked, and the la
dies- eaving the gentlemen TO disencumber
themselves Of their overcoais and draw forth
their White kid gloves-retired behind the
pulpit, whence-havng relieved each other
OF the habl ments of woe-they shortly
emerged IN full bridal attire. The object Of
their visit was now patent; aud the clergy-
man, accompanied bya minor official, appear
ing from the vestry, they Joined the trans
mogrifed mourners at the altar, when the
nuptial ceremony was gone through. The
gentlemen then resumed their overeoais; the
ladies' again retired to their impromptu ro-
bng-room, and re-appearhg in the mourn
ing costume, the happy party left the church
looking MS demure as though their visit had
been for the purpose of inspecting tablet
ekcted TO the memory of a delunct relative.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-09

fresuminy that 81 .Guts'' oGI i'siH"'fai
&c cotemroraries viii Eot pahl,,h Eneian
ans long Mama letter .,nsr ihrs ha1. ~.
stinatel, refused ini WEEK past t"eee tlriI
readers even impartan, nems irnm kan.as
and have severely rehiil al ~. iur ocfupN ing
hnr columns with articles n reference o.
that unhappy lerrtory-we t"-,ia, inbl,l4
tliis letter. although II make The strongest
defence which can H., rna.t, ~ tie President
himself and h,s administration IA connection
with Kansas. An elaborate argument fr,n
tic President of the United STATE, in r.pl,
Ia charges q. few private citizens, i. some,
thing new and novel enough IN it~clf IT, lu>
fifty prominent notice bat the fact, that
the President has made repi, g. charge
relative To- k4Asas when the Northern or
gans Of li> party have been ecretly endca
soring t. smother the Question, and to- c"n
vince the people that II is only matter 81
interest with Rgab'icqns, i remarkable in
decd
II will hc seen that tic President take.
the ground that the legislation "f eonerc-,
las made the territorial law, of Kansas l,-
gal, no matter what they might have been
in themselves. and therefore il i his dnt,
la see them carried cut. What is this hut
admitting that the principle for which the
Republicans fought last fall. that Congress
has the right to'legislatc for the territories,
Is correct ! What is il hut admitting that
Sanatter Sovereignty IL all humh,igl H..
claims that lac is bound IL a certain duty.
by what's actually the legislation of, 'oneres,
N the affairs Of certain territory. liz
claims II is his sworn duty to execute these
laws. Was he ever sworn To sustain 81. in
famous fraud as the kansas election which
originated the bogus Legislature fraud
convicted and proved such by Congress, ia
stead of being legalzed by i'll L. lac bound
10 carry out this fraud TO it, rems,est con.
sequences by tie mllitar, power ii til,
United States Was he bound by il Mt all
IL any President bound to support ever
fraud which territorial Legislature ina,
enact, even u the Legislature Is not IN itscl
an Infamous fraud 2 The President ma,
have meant well, bnt BIC has been guilty .
usurpation, and he has offered precedent.
Tor further usurpation. He has no author.
~ in the Constitution, which Is, or should
be, the Presidents guide, TO order militia.
nv iorcs to Kansas as a posse comi,atas. lie
mas no authority for making the army 4
pssss cOmiiatus. Prof Slliman is right III
calling this military usurpation a violation
of the Constitution, for that instrument,
never did, nor never intended, TO give the
President, rs commander-in-chiefo f tho ar
my, power TO march il into States and Ter
ritorics for the mere purpose Of acting as the
Janiszrains of L. 5. Marshal. But our
space Is pretty much occupied for to-day.
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f"'Ir@i EVrV FrsItctIuIiy,
JANIS BrcuAsAs


Coon The Democrat says Kansas will
DC free in spite Of the abolition efforts to
force the pro-slaycr, men to make il slave
state We have no doubt if Kansas il
admitted n Free state, the Democracy
will pat themsol,cs on the heai., and de-
elarc 1t Wa all their doings, and call upon
the world TO admire the greatness, goodness
aud godlinrs- u the Democratic party
The Dt@ocrdf Is evidently getting little
scared about the Kansas question, and il is
now fully convinced that the Free State men
al Kansas, HON Il calls abolltionists. are
trying their best To make kansas n slave
State. while the immaculate Democracy are
earnestly iabarinP 10 giye il to Freesiatn
There are aae o. two little Inconsistencies
ah..at this, II y true, hat that only makes
u more acceptable to the Dsa.ssai. There
- aiso a very singular fact in connection
with II that all the pro-slayery men ol
kansas AMI tn. Border Rniiians are acting
With the administration IN enleavoring Ia
take Kansas "ut II the hands I'll the Free
State men, IL prevent the=.. abolltionists
trim making u slave State, The D.A,..-
raj must he grcatl, admired among the
Intelligent, reading men Vi this community.
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In his speech Al burlington, Mr. Samuel,
as At other places, did his utmost to present
the educational article Of the New Consti.
tuition in an obnoxious form before bis hear
ers. lie rather sacrificed hi own deccncy
and self.respect in hrs endeavor 10 awaken
prejudice against tins portion If the Consti-
tuition. But he induig-d in a little iiun.
keyismn which produced considerable re-.
mark. lie did not send his children to tn,
common schools, bu, appealed fr the occ
men who were compelled to use the,
schools for their children or none H. eoul,
not be hurt, nor his children cnniaininate.
by the introduction 81 eolnr,i children int,
common schools, but alas what wauld Oh,
poor man and has children do Ihesf child
rem must g. 10 the common >oh"pl. or sta,
Ut home. His ag4 children We're not thus
necessitated. No indeed Mr. >aniuels' child
rem are not permitted t. associate with ,s,or
mems children and seek knowledge lr.m ia.
same humble source a. theirs. liz probably
thinks that n the poor man. children might
suffer by sitting alongside II colored child
rem in the public school, 50 Mr.. Samucl,'
children might becomc sulgariyed aud viii
ated in their habits and tastes. l,y sitting On
the same bench with the poor man. child
rem. Judge I.owe does not think hi, child
rem too good IT, - a. the common school.
with ponr men. children, nor does h. take
advantage Of his peeuniary circumstances I"
danger Of their coming IN contact with
the hob-nail. and linsey -wool-cy of poyert,
His children 81 To the peelis's school. lu.t
where he went IN his youth, and where some
OF the greatest men Of the country received
their primary education. These school.
may not be fif for the children OF the pc,n-
ocratic candidate for Governor. hnt NJ NJ.
doubt thinks they will DO for the common
herd, and Therefore he wants the little dark
les kept out.
The Harltsc charged tbs Inuhe, .sni y
on Mr. samuels, aud the Burlington Gazette
stating II had made an Incorrect report. the
HarAsgt rcjoins a. follow
u Is true that we can prove by four hun.
dred Gut Of the five hundred who listened
20 his speech Monday evening, thar Samu-
els said, in true iunky style. that he did
not send his children 10 district school.
de said he wished TO have negro elildrer
excluded from tue common schools ier ia,
protsction Of poor laboring men, and mol ii
ms own account, Is il made 40 difference 10
L'n, Tor his children did not 60 to the pub.
!ie schools. II ID notorious that such was
hs Tsmark, and 20 foolish and Inflated WAS
I. to b the subject Of his remark and
condemnation among Democrats before i,
appeared in the Ha,aleye
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JsS Expedition 70 CTAH.-TL~ Wash.
ingtou correspondent Of the New YORK
Cssess, a.d Enquirer writes to that paper as
. Inc expedition 70 Utah has been dropped
- ess never much more than q myth. II
y oouotiul whether a regiment Of troops
wsu c9oss tho mountains thi. faIl Tn the
.saatine We hear nothing more of Gov
Caanings. He has disappeared from wash.
ington, but Il Is hardly 10 be .unnos.d , I,
- VIII venture into the happy sallex "a =
anDetea6e q wives without q s,rnn. ,n;,;'
tasy esc0rt. There u, then, fair nrs ,.,..,.,
TIT Drgham Young will continue NOT pnlx
q IL bead of his harsm but Goyernor =,
- territory another year.
There Il, then, fair prospect tia, Con.
srsA after al Mr.. Bucbanan's show If ae.
aivity and decision, will have to take hold Of
- Csah question, and settle Il for him. Il
". Dsshaaan's treatment Of this question
u teessbls specimen ii his executive
fasss, - a1ninistn1iea viii unQusstionably
81 hsasx svsa IL unprecedented imbecii-
~ = Bfsssss. 6hams On such miserable
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IMPROVED FARMS

~ "a Eighty Dta. ner.s 4, s..,I., a. 90 |,
aa., Il 80. s,l.s ,,i,s'. ~ sssa'.h = =
fnrs land uou,r "a M IL 49, ,ss pas
se,. s"siii -''"s ta4ss if"s ie~n fHes so PEI
as'r
~ ~ LsaLs section A. u II casts,
ssre- all a1sdsr UT Gstlof good seisa.r ~ III wtll
farm ffait is,es a. ,ks., mile. ,ran' H. GU,
very rhutr. FARM l,1T. xiao - -. 'Ae w .
NJ as A bcsatlfal 40 400 farm. ~, ..,,. -,
Iay.nrsaft 81 500 Rasg ~ 49,, ~. =
a. "a .,s s",ss nss re". Two ss'i. --ptil,
81 go Na''f magnificent view 1T he n,cf
'"' WV
No rs An .xr.tt.n, f.,,r =, ,,.a -
msl.e. from ~ ~, IRE. ~ ~ e. ''s'FA
40 "a. A .e.,,.s - l.,a !. a.., a.,
AID da elln. lauss % Snds, s,,ifi, ~,
frss w Per acre
~ - .hoaer ssfa.h Tract hire mile. II IA
eaitsa,laa good spins an III. land new faa.a ssa
10 s.s ,so .,rs. Ia ...,,.,, "a ,,,s. Il.
,s ss . .ss aa y. ,sssd.r as ssr .a r..,a.
nc rriee, ~ per acre
from The elss ~ tmasa's, ~, :, 80. - y miles
s'a.sr aad other e".ssnisn' imprpt s,a-nis e.ar
ss ss III. !. sha sas ,. .Ts, al. ~ .as.l
aere, '' '"'e' w '''
.. n T. , sssE. ..stlaa =: yE - acre.
fssn' rsies o.. per acre '''s
NJ ns swa ~
n sa., "a acre. two. ihrse SO. u weasi Aad
Duran, station : - =" '"'''' 4'''A 2
ss - IA. s =; ,.r% Of 90 =. tened aud
-.'me fruit aud many shade trees 81 west .lis lisl
''.e''. san = bought cheap
No Az ksNw .seilonsI 5. n.... ...,
Nw .ss,la. H. + "a. ... -
In III so acre. .tiasi-d al.sat .,sh, nil. finn
Davenport Price s.s PEI acre '"'s' ""'''
.. s ~ ,f.' 81 section e ~ u 4 hast A
No MS ,s.o 49,. 80, -. -. ~ pe' Ae's
y" ~" aefes choice land a. y So PET acre
cEpAk COUNTY
AAo ael In Township 50 \ Rlu m,,.. 49,.
Hnr.nt - ~ :" wv hhes RON
! ..,tisn a. 10 -sies
~ aM section n a. RI a. ~ -
Nv section - " N ri " 70 acre.
" . ,s 20 oNRlw 30 acre.
year. .nes Price ne rsr 49,. anu 90 seized ihfss
:.
NJ. 2is y To~EshipH NRsw
section ~ " ~ Ae'
< re, ! .ss y, a. iso
Nw " .sgs,a'. 40
Emhrsrin, ~. .~,..s
,a ~ si.tsd aad enly nsne rnilss from TIptun
'nss ~ per scfs
No is- In Township .sSRlw acre.
sE1sI. /.
Three hattie. softh puraEt, eka.ss prAiri. Price
~. r"sa acre
EsNE \ .ss,ion j. i 8
40 'ssaos ~
~ ~ = .as,i. =. 100
40 acres vel wa,er.a and ,.a,..-.,. .r o. ~
rr@.r ~. 49, 80, ~. sna an.Ssel on otter
rrxraS rorxrr
No 80 Very M. uae, Of go acre. 81, mile.
No leo An ereell~nt tract ar a.o s,Yes - M.
south from SinfoI-w.ll ~atxred ana NJ a. 800
sorhood
IOWA COUNTY
49, ssfes seTy choice
No s9i sg2 acres excellent land n ~ rer aers
Clinton cor~rv
40 slv Three thousand scrss Of carefully select.
saes 20 ssf~e and nss seArs
-
foWksdEik COUNTY
No IS, SD acre. very choice Prairie ana ,,ml.r
land fnes y per acre
term. '''1"' ''"''' On same
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-09

NoCTHiiALf SECTION Il AND NORTH
- half 81 sec ~ I ~ Nv $40 acres az the
sbarr there Mere brokrn VA 1850, sotn. lso aeres h.
The - See -
A.o = 81 = W h. sec q, r Riw-
arrsr
} II \ aud b W afS n sec v
. ~ W Ia aerrs
y u > = ree :. T -, XIV W ARE.
y IL =, W = and y W ofs n s.,
- r - X W 30 ACRES
y see - 7 ~ Rlw loo aerss
Il y, and \ offs W . eee 20 r
~ n " leo acre.
Al-n Smaller tracts .eee.i with car. AMI f,r .aI.
90 VERY reasonable term. by
tsntE = AHakNT
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nwELLING HOUSE on BRApy STREE


THE SUBSCRIBER IN ACKNOWLEDGE
i ING pas, fsyor.. would say 70 hls friends ii.
general that he has removed bic ONCE the oppo
'ite eide of the street up sial re- over M 0iletts
tnd nexi 10 Mr. Adams DAGUERREAN Rooms where he
.iil siiA eohtiGns 70 ODER Tor safe any qualify VI
Land sFHY iow rcrsuns Wishing 10 purchase I'll
thsr Wild Improved Laads or Ciiy Property, VII
10 well 10 give han call
Inecunecticn with the above tho Intelligence az
dee 10 stiIl carried el-
Persons wishing q borrow Money vail also DO well
to give him a call
Auetlan sAles VI Real Es,.Ie once Inaath Hand
~ our lands In time
se3tf JDHN MaSGER
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WASTED IMNEpIArEIy-lo,0QO men Z,
engage tn the sals 81 the no.i popular selling Eoak.
IN America lnyalsas, mechanics farmer. and teacL
srs wishing to travel, will aud ths % he aver, lrof
liable aud pleasant business enabling them 10 .es
the country, and make money AZ the same time
Aseass hos la the basins-s Csarin, fra. $50 Il
h,soe per year fog fall pAitls ulsrs ala Iisi oi
Books address II n BJiIsoS Queen Cts Pui
hshins House isi Asla street Cincinnati ohio ~
ifisiag kast, u RrIIsuN ILglaieltL.a
aasii
u iov ART SICK zoe Nrsr rAks Mrp.s
eiss For ali external ssa iGicrnal l.Ia u.s. d.
Wits Pain Reviewer, which - stronger ~ se.L,f..
lsss 1" effect eur. than ans An5wn remedy F,st
fever and asue take the only safe and harmless rem
edy IN the world Rhodes Fever ard a.ae cure
For al bilious complaint. lax. The Anti Dgloss
filis, ~ auxiliary 10 the asnf~ lhss. k.in.ai@-
dssifcy the pieease. hut hrs.s n. patient
" v CHAPLIN
Wholesale Agt Providence, * 1
for r.is ~ prngsi.ts grh~rAsN hiidsS3l.
fnR SALE A farm IT - acres. situated
Ia l.atsE 60 eae mile East 81 Bis isars D. a. ant
quarter of iaiie from Reek tr.,k fearing MI
Thirty arr-- imprssed aid TIE entire Cara /.
rIelo.~i With g.-od fence The fArn i. well water
ed and has on II a fran hens. h.srly n.N with eel
lar and well OF On. u will he .ali with the
crop. ihsrson far 80 per Il di-,o-.d Ut -.on
Enquire of MILLS 4 DEWEY,
NJ. 5 HnffmAh's Blovk,
q, q % l. WRIGHT ~ The the rfesai.~-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-09

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
Lands ara offered Cor cal. BY the undersigned on
S uaesi iatorahle terms the pFlees being moderate
'ns fourth eash, ard the balance In two thrss
al Tour ear. With ten Per cent Interest
W. e : anaE ~ NV ~ .se : Town
ia.RIk
W e Sc, att II i. Of sE. of.as Town
Sc. SEA VI .-e 10 I,sRiE
pEIE
y +. 4 = E. Il - n TssRiE
W Z q : W II 80 Il TseRiK
y Il y " II sec n Z sg.RlL
y ~ > y n sec ~, To Rtf
w ) Ut W II Gee - T.aRlE
Of : h AID ef Sk J. 81 see 2 I
yglE
w e : b u sSe r.sRia
W ~ y W Il ~ SEE q Il .9,RiL
r5ssir - 81 ''e .
- ; W : 4 .es .sRih
y = w # sse iTsoRl
y w ~ y W : u soe g r SRI
II q : " II g. rsoRI
Wv 81 " Il Gee - r ~ RI
II Il : W and , b II sEs u zee 10 4
~ n Wv ~ sec 70 Tsogi
d, II \ L aaa " : of " II 90 - TS
r II D. II soc q. r. EsL
= = d ~ u.s. a soR.E
W u y W II = sf see 81 T1H.E
/. Il So ~ Tsa,RsE
II " If see ~, R.E
sw II = W n sec H. 4 Kak
Wv ~ = " u sec ~, R2k
4 \ " 81 -, r IRaE
Was hI.AkEAoRE a LAwR-
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BUILDING, L1DTx

l,oR SALE At FAIR PRICES. AND ALL
! "H l9ns credit 10 facilitate Improvement.
COOK 4 SARGENT
a s.i luts % Tartsxs who will build on them TIL.
'a.onl a. moderate Prie.- and on credit ~ one
NO ard three tear- junaff
nWELLING HOUSE ON BRADY STREET
~ ftt sale The undcrsisnei Offers fur sale his
Dwelling House Oh brady street cor ~ TAlrtssnth
tnntsinins eight rooms and cellar 0ronnd 10 100 by
10 feet contains stable, shed nnv apple pear plum,
AID cherry trees grape vince -hrubbrty et.ern and
we'll
TIE sboy. IL Of the pleasant residences In
the city and will he sold nj a very low price
Apply TO JOHN & DAVE,
jcnl nj gook A Raryeut,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-09

~ i"r sale 81 moderate prices and on .s., term.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
u ~ ~ f,f., rate two story brick house ioreon-
ir"'"ns addition sfiendid view Ac asAisa
No Ia Fac two story brick kosse. room.. Ae
~ fr'ii street block Fulton addition iot s,xIs.,
view ~ n'sF. IS, Yer, extensive Price toO
no Lot : block ., soslsc % Third street. roo,
A""sI Hour rooms, ci.tern &c
No i.i i-ot Z. bl,cs :. W, sUo good frame L...,
y" To-. Lot :, block :. soaioo excellent lsa..
No idS iada block .. ssao. ane Lonse
No Ia L., Isss. sIso GA Brady street. bs,s...
front aud Steamboat Landing Price 80 oos
No I'd \ small house IA Brad, street ...,
n O ''f
No 3oi lot Ia bcek los Ia l.. Claire. addition
soAi'o i"st ga braiy sir~.t Price .:vss
~. 10 Lai 4, 10 block v la MeIut..L'. aaaitioa
a,xla osad house. Zee snd complete Price
No "a Lots aud , block 20 corner Warren
aud t,hh street.. Nr,y cLcic. Lots rrirr ~ so
cash, baiane- three and Ave years.
y" 20 Lots and :. Ia block "a rarnsr w..,sr,
sNrhne and 9th street, Price O. ~ !. cash bal
ans" ihfer aud i've year.
No .i2 Lease 30 feet ou Brady street. ..x, ~
iamhrte's Row Excellent Lot. n. l,u,lding Term.
very low
30 ais a beautiful four acre 10, In Eldrias.
aa''''oh !" hast Davenport, Price, q 10
/ No. 2ii lot iH hlosk l. Armtls addition. "a, Io
Gust street sssiso prce sso
/ No 40 House aid lot corner Rock Island and
Pleasant streets Lot bock y L4Inhri,e. addition
nv" No" f''sins esod well and sl.,ern rriee slsU0
No 2as Part 10, in block 81 on Perry s,r-~,
ahAcs building site -sos.s Prize. esq
No 2he nouse and b., corner Main and Loeu.,
/ 1870 INV
No :ls House and lot corner Laurel and Farnan,
streets s'aaDo Vood new cottage Leuse nye room.
Kitchen elsiern, barn and stable Price esuoo
No US East % feet Of 10, 2 Ia block ss ON FOURTH
street eetwssn Perry aud Rock Island Price tsvu
No ~. Las, 10 feet of Ia o block o. on Fourth
between brady and Perry Price savoo
No $40 Beautiful building II, on 10th street u.
81 0p
: No an iaoxica feet Oh Brad, street IL Sasr. al
aiiion Price o. soo
No al I.o,e bloc. G. corner second and Iows
| streets Price sssoo
/ No 5it Lease n years choice iat On Third sirre
corner Ferry aad Rock Leland FREE, q .2ps
No NO ucas. and lot corner Perry aud riea.an,
streets, Ia lan.1rite sddiiiou. rnc-, o. ao Oh.
| fsartb cash
No AIS Twelve choice ten acre lot. near ia,
! city
No 49, Two tea acre lo,. In Ea.i pAysnpor,
No 49, Large Ee~ warehouse hear dcpo.
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