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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
~ N RAMS AuCTTONEFR-BANGs co. Will

NNF
Id. sell this day Dec t0h o'clock st their sacsroom
- Nassau street very desirable assortrncnl Of
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
consisting Of beds bedding mattresses, bedsteads
washstands wardrobes parlor suits etegeres
al hairs, lounges sofas &c, &C, sc.
Also crockery, cutlery, carpets, oilcloih silver plated
ware, oil paintings fancy goods, &C, &C, &c
sale without reserve. Catalogues now ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05
DWARF sCHENcK, AUcrIoNEER.

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEKR.
~ Sale of horses carriages harness Wagons &C. s DAY
street, chestnut sorre mare years Old per
fecty and gentle in all harness and good WORKER sod
pay Also three light road wagons; also
set Of fne double harness. Princes metal mounngs one
single set do; three new light do, sleigh bells &C. &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

DRIAN ii. MULLER, AUCTIONEER-OFFfCE IS
IA Wall sreet-Regular sale Of stocks and bonds this
day IN O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange, comprising
Louisiana 6s be sold by order Of the Auditor OF
iinois also Commonwealth Bank ssonngton Railroad and
paper every Wednesday and Saturday Special sales on all
lhprd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

UM IRVING. AUCTfONEER.-GREAT HOLIDAY
w auction sales Of superb Paris Chinese and Japanese
fancy rood hne table cutlery glass and china ware, silver
ware nc also splendid assortmen, ~ hdies genismens
and chidren's fnrs-By IRVING a WATKINS on Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Dec 1914
~ the Chinese Assembly Rooms Nos SO and J4l Broad
All OF the goods the costly description and
recent importation This sale affords excellent opportunity
for every purchase beautiful holiday presents
low prices. the sale be positive aud pcrempory The
viii be thrown open the public for exhibition
Monday morning Mt ocloct The sale of the urs
each monn. al os O'Clock The fancy gocis In the evening
ri precisely - o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

EGa BAG FOR sALE-THE SAME Az USED by PRO
II fessors wyman, Bny and Anderson; price ~ vita a.
to any part of the country by cypress Any
person do the IN three minutes the
30 Address Prof Manfred Chatham square Post ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

DTCORDs fRACTICE-C. ID HAMMOND, " D., PUPIL
IL 81 Record o. Paris who IA the nrst living surgeon fof
Diseases Of ,he SEXUAL system ard q Professors Gsrn
chan and Mott of this CITY, be consulted IN kugsh on
FRENCH personally By letter hss once, 81 Bleecks~
east Of broadway from 70 and from 10 o'ciocs
eveninas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

w &. MEILOR. AUCTfONEER. - BY MEfLIOR
w LtOYD-This day. 1t salesroom, No. 49, Broadway,
Maiden lane peremptory sale al 0ts O'Clock by
kgue 70 pay sdvsnce-An entire invoice Of ~ lots Of silver
plated spoons cake baskets napkin rings jewel boxes
butter knives ac about Is second hand gold watches l.
Tobias maker entire invoice of gold jewelry acts
butnns ~ gold earrings geld studs &c Also.
entirely mn invoice Of fancy goods French and Chinese.
suitable the holidays Also 10 oak aud walnut Office desks
&C. the whole for positive sale Catalogues issued early
mo sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

II q Nassau street win sell at auction on Saturday Dec
household furniture consisting Of Brussels and ingram car
PETS carpets rosewood suits covered In VA
rous rosewood suits, covered In
plush elegant gilt frame pier and mante mirrors mahogany
haircoth mahogany lounges covered
brocate gilt cornices muslin lace and embroidered mus
curtains mahogany marble top pier tables side and cen
do mahogany French bedsead mahogany marble top
dressing marble top washsands black walnut and
mahogany night cabinets and commodes nair mattresses
straw do holsters and pillows oicloh mating, &C. Also an
assortment Of choice glass crockery and kitchen ware with
which will commence AT IL O'Clock, 10 demDohns
gallons each of very find 0tard Dupuy Co.'s brandy
10 be sold 10 close ADVANCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

yXvATsoN $40 SEWING MACHINE
w WATSON $40 Sewing Machine.
WATSON $40 Sewing Machine.
WATSON $40 Sewing Machine.
WATSON $40 Sewing Machine.
City and country rights for esir
aq Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

ITO LET-Sl7s-FIRsT CLASS HOUSE; GOOD LOCA-
ton all improvements; for one or two genteel families
Also 500 $500 $23, above; $50 cottage hall houses
floors Ac at reduced rents. Cali at J5 Ninth avenue
j. Il. HATCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

yJ,O IET-TIIE SMALL, NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
story brick house with all the modern
lV7 Twenty seventh and immediate posses
sion Apply IS Eas, Twenty seventh street. of PETER A.
Ii. JACKSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

mo LET-IN HOUSE I2s3 BROADWAY, THE THIRD
story, consisting Of two lar rooms four small rooms
closets wardobes &C. with Croton water and fixtures
Rent S2 per month Inquire the premises or at NO 100
Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-05

A TSTRATTA INDfFENDENT LlNf-1hr IN
"A voriie AL clipper ship NORTHERN EAGLE VIII be
despatched for sydney the i2h December four cabin
be accommodated Al low rates The clipper
ship Gk0RGES will succeed and sail IN January For freight
or passage apply TO GOODBYE, ARkELL ELLIOT 100
Pearl street
NOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS. THE UNITED
II states mail steamer CAHAWBA, j. ID. Bul1oeh, com
msnder. will commence receiving freight on THURSDAY,
December TO- and ss for The above pors Saturday De
IL Mt IL O'Clock precisely from pier foot 81 Robin
For freight And apply 70 ths
agsnts LIVINGSTON, CEoCHERos CO., Is Park place.
IsoR NEW ORLEANS FROM LOUfSyTfLE-THE
steamer ROBT. =. WARD. silas y Miller master VIII
Louisville for New Orleans "Wednesday evening,
the OH December positively Passage can be secured ny "A
dressing DumeSnif 10. agents. 1oul-vile, N.Y. OF bn'
mesueI McIlvaine, ~ Water street, y. u
I,oR SAVANNAH AND fLoRInA.-THE STEAMSHIP
II ALABAMA e.. X. Schenck, VIII leave on n urday Dee
D. nj O'Clock r NJ FROM pier No North river BUS ~
isng signed only board For freight or passage apply 70
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. ~ Broadway steamers 70, fords
with ID. above leaving Savannah every Monday.
"Wednesday and FRIDAY.
L,oR NORFOLK AND RICBNQNp-rHk UNITED
in states msil steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Parish viii
leave saturday inst, 81 O'Clock r M from pier u
North river Al Norfolk sunday afternoon,
and Richmond Monday morning Passengers for ns
Ssuth proceed directly By the grest southern ms
line Travellers will find This the cheapest pesssnsst and
most expeditions route Passage and tNe including sais
room Norfolk Petersburg and Hichm0ni $40 steer
age half price. Apply " LuDiAx PLkAsANTs, No. u
broadway.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

THIS u The Old maAial under which ths
doctrine i sustained, that the child OF
.laye mother i himself slave. Pdaams
Morthly, for May, contains an acute and
unexpected application 81 the maxim 10 the
reasoning of the Drcd Scott decision. After
showing Judge Tancy's miserable ignorance
Il history, AMI proving from the Constitu-
iions II Maryland and North Carolina
formed IN l,.b--that colored men then
" hal right, and only the want al property
mol color was a disqualification for suffrage,
1.-The writer says "on the principle Of the
rcas1nne ii the Court. we hnmbiy ash
whether any aati IS .aaf ctiissa ri the
United States wh"se father - eranifstLel
was 49, u ,.sop,,fo baii,, in one of the org.
nal Thirteen ?" THIS keen stroke ii lroni
al loplr applies to white men, u will he
notice I. g., 81 a. at ,pr.' lk,sa, a. well As tc
,,lack and i white Incn alone wcr. capabl,
81 teeam,ng electors through property
qualification ia tl.asc StatcS-in l11G--tL@I
II applies {" white men alone
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
The hansas tktOIy!

The dispatri.c- we Published yesterday
brine u glol,uu, news from kansas There
api. no 'l"uht h,st that the Republicans
~ fr"t. Stat" men have elected their Dele
gate I" Congress. and secured both branches
q 81. LEGISLATURE And TIL, great victory
wa achieved "a spite ~ large vote which
caine from Missouri and notwithstanding
I'll" tact taat nny Walkers trnp~ w-r,
permitted o. sntr. Kansas j. ircr Who
doubts, il there hld hren ~ Republican
party - rncnurae" the Free STAFF men ~
kanss,. and t. defend them and their rights
from the ro,>ioI, IL thc two Democratic
Administrations. lat that the Z" National
Democrats of Kansas would have given
that territory over 10 slavery This very
triumph, Il nothing else remained "a be
achieved, would justify the existence and
past firm action of the Republican party.
The Republican party ha, saved Kansas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

Inn MrtHopI>TS AND SLA,EKI.-The
Methodist Episcopal Church. in Session at
Lalat cite, have unanimously adopted the
following in reference To- slavery
w believe IL e. be- our Christian duty ~
a CHURCH IL tie true aili living God to bear
testimony "n all proper occasions againt ma
tlonal n well n individual sins, aiid e,pc-
ciallN against the cnorinity Of Americas
slavery an institution which our beloved
ami immortal John Wesley characterized
a. the yilc., tina, ever saw the SUM- and
a the sum "a all yilliainc,, denouncing
slave dealers "a "man stcalcr~. tide worst oi
thieves, in comparison IL whom highway
rohlter- and hou~c-hrcakcrs are comparative
Il ntnrcnt
Ana whereas, the Methodist Conference
II / 80, acting under a sense 81 their solemn
duty. proclaimed that Slavery j. contrar,
f. tlic law~ II tod, man and nature hurt
in IL s'~ici,; contrary I" the dictates 81
conscience and pure religion
Aud whereas, the Cuniercnc, ii i1cj de-
elaf.d: We hold in the deepest abhor-
renee the practice &C slavery aud shall not
eea,e {" <esh IL destruction by all Wise AMI
prudent means Therefore. be- il
X a'soi, By This annual Conference, that
W. approve and ador, a, our own these truly
last and Christian sentiments III the early
aud we'll beloved Fathers al our Church
Resolrsd, That. entertaining these views,
We shall continue Ia cry aloud ana spare
not, until our Church shall bc totally re
liesed from all completely To- th,, sum oi
NIL sillanl.s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

PL8hrY or bvTrIa AND CHrksi.-A
sorrsepoodsnt d the New York Joaraas u
Csassrn, q Palmyra. New York, writes
shae IL psopls d that city need indulge .o
a0Vssbsnsion a any scarcity OF DAIRY food,
sseA - chssss and butter, rs the quantity Of
shsss articles produced the present season
h IL great dairy COUNTIES Of the State ea
sssds that If any previous year By about
ess-thisd- He estimates that, in the coun-
- ssobgrsd 70, there have been made at
laas ssvsaey thousand firkins more butter
ehn GVw hG(oes in one ssasou.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

TUT CABINET A>n kANsAs.-Thc powers
Al Washington arr IN some trouble il seems,
on Kansas ailaifs. A correspondent of the
Ia,haas write.
!" Runners ol division ia the Cabinet are
increasing. Ioucrs will hc thrust ont il
frps>ihle, hut the most s.rimls difficulty
ari>.~ if.m disagreement between S.cr.-
tafs inl,h AMI the President a. a. Go,.
Walker course. IT slavery trinrnph- IN
hansa-, thing will remain n they are Il
mt, Southern extremist, may flrc. Cobb
out, and pnt inli pleaded Iirc-catcr in h,s
slnaS"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

Dk Riel's Nrw MAsayl., tn. :,
LOUIS f.tshefefiah of thi- week, saw. w,
expect 10 commence tue publication ii n
monthly periodical IN Chicago, TO hc called
lie Pn9gttr,aa Eggositor each number
Containing iifty-six page, at Sl.50 in sd-
vane. In tbs We shall more fully discuss
the asetrla.s Of tue Gospel. and defend them
against tie prevalent errors of the day "
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

Ml>sis,lrfi.--Thc election IN Mississippi
hcretsdore held un the first Monday AMI
TUESDAY IN November, took place On Monda,
WEEK. Only one American can,ldat, wa
nominated i,r Congress VIM a. Lake,
member ii the las, Congress running against
q. u. Singleton. his predecessor. T. NJ
ierger. was the American candidate int
Governor. against Mr.. New lille
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

4 PhofhIei.-A correspondent OF the
New York kxpn,s. says, Before the iirst
Of January we will look back with surprise
at our present folly and many who arr now
prorhecying the worst will then say loudest,
! thought So all the time
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

Ex Great numbers Of operatives were
discharged from the foundries and other
establishments, IN ST. Louis, on Saturday, in
consequence Of the arrangement in money
AFFAIR."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

Gurs>iN. IN ALBANIA The Mobile
Ala Iribaa,, some months ago. offered
prize of a silver service, worth 500, Ia the
person making the hest guess as to the
amount Of the cotton cropot ls5,i-.. There
were ~ eness.'>, ranging from 2,GUg,g9 to
3,2Iy,,nU bales, AMI tie service wa. won by
Mr. VIM. Il. Hamilton. of Mobile. whose
guess oi 2.G3a,53.. was the nearest, and
within - bales of the true amount, 93g,-
5lj. a Connecticut Yankee could hardly
improve upon that guess. we guess.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
9 the 81 the Saratoga editors

81 tue 81 the Saratoga editors. the
either Kay. Was ac,ea-ted in the street by a
tainig lady, taw h,,le IN hand, " ho expressed
an afA,ets L. thrash HIM ior tive cents, ior
san. real 81 hmei,r indignity that she
claimed he had put upon her. The editor,
fortunately for hun, had not So heavy sum
oi money about linn, and the excited young
lads was compelled to suspend.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

GaNSltf nrr lows ELEcIioSs.- III.
AeN Haven fua.R a} Coari,. saw IL the
t.Nn elections ! Il las week in Cannec
tifat
H. fetains irup the town meetings are
very cheering to the Union party. who hold
their swn vastly better than was expected.
AMI make saih- ,sen upon the great victory
II iast fall. The Etgistf. (Dsmacra,) /,
,'si,ieittl. disappointed at the signal failure
II IT. pipe laying schcmes."
The anlon 81 the opponents of the adj
ministfatiou apleaie to have been cordial
and general
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
I< Tie New urlcan, I.,yu

- IL wv UrIrans tft.leNf ~
preese. alarm Al the tgcc state element M
Tssa> and predicts thar the German ystc
N that State. will hriar man, sears abol
.sA -taser, II aa,i.c- tie south ii a.
easefness q gain Kama a distant tcrritor,
IN ,hs North wcs, not 10 allow the great
STATE u Texas to lip out - their hands.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

III, terrible shock 81 Mi earthquake which
appalled, "ur city yesterday morning. when
taken IN connection with tie following para
Graph from the It,iitqsa.r III "wednesday
morning, forms a remarkable circumstance,
Ia speaking - inon', ranir tue ffttii7shctr
says.
rs there u" Way To- yet A chance vi the
subject VIII no grntrliaJ earthquake give
this great globe a shstkisg that shall ar.,k,
men I" a feeling Il greater insecurity n to
their lives than now ailiict. them in regard
t. their money ~. L,His Dsm.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

E A hoax gained currency in 81. LOU
Y On Thursday that : third Of Memphis and
the whole Of New Orleans had been demol-
ished BY N earthquake.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

Tnr Hoe CRor ~ KrsTrcks.--The list
oi hogs in Kentucky the rre,en, year has
been completed, and shows a large increase
a. follows
Total reports for 1856 l,i.1 $50
IA,t. IpfI isr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
z~- III. mu.ual Saiyn.s Institution

EI The masual SAVING Institution al
Il Louis la isslieI notice to .lepositot-,
who's. balances are less than eleven iollars,
thai th"} would IT, pa,d IN Monday or any
day thereaiter, on presentation Vi their pass
book In connection with this fact, the
- Louis D,H.3eeai vcry correctly remarks
s"me people and the pres have express
~ rreat empailll iar the nisfTtnn-a ~ j
II ih.a N ~, J anderson \ Co, aud
other Better reserve ON cnmni>sxratian
III tie pn.r, ato=t fanis they have locked
~ III then santY ihcs. broker shops IN
vie tie earning ~ the working ,lasses ~,
saH atsp..g " Tar d. th"y H. with II Z
Nlr.re i II nttf, called To- M ono can
tell Ia" 4anst tpends because N ,osifoi.s
DIR n i tsaf ~hiA tier Jet tily a.
l IT, - the way the town is talking now. and
tli" broker gentry had better sec 10 H.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

TrRRiDLg ArFaAi--Two MES KILLED.
Never during our career - Jour0AAlst
have We been called upon to record hcts In
reference to more bloody and desperate
ARRAY, than that which occared on board
the steamer Gare's, near our city yesterday
(Wet.esday, evening. The boat landing
here on her way 10 PAdncah In the evening,
three persons who reside in Caledonia, two
az them named Hudson and the other named,
il We are correctly informed, Abram Glen
son, in company with Mr.. Gilbert Eorcn, of
our city. took passage for Caledonia. At
the supper table on board the boat. Mr..
Boren called upon the cook, he being the
waiter, Tor spoon another called for q
glass 81 water. etc, when the cook, becom.
ing exasperatcd, refused 10 pay any atten-
ton Ia their requests. At this tho passen-
gers named became highly incensed,--one Of
them tiingine a saucer violently at the head
1t the cook, the anne taking effect. but do
ing no particular MUIR, The boat now be-
came tue scene Of the widest confusion.
The COOK gathered knife and used IL with
the most fearful effect, cutting in the most
trightiul mapier one ii the Mr. lludson'-
and Mr.. Clemson. or both the MIR Hudson
We cannot ascertain which, and iniiictina
upon the head &c Mr. Roren a wound from
which he die. a few hours afteraard Tn.
knife was finally taken E,rcibls from the in.
iuriated inan by one oi the parties engaged
wisn in turn plunged IL into him up to the
hilt With tie knife remaining in hls body
hc plunged overheard. and nestr rpse To tbs
surface. Thus ended the awful tragedy
| Wuuad ttg ihtpoj mn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

u ohio Is the greatest wool -e.og ing
state ia the Union Six millions al dollars
worth La been raised there this year.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

TENNEsSlC L. :. S.sAruR.-Andrew
johnson, Democratic Ex Governor of Ten
ncsSe", was elected United States senator
hy the legislature eu Thursday. IN the
place Of j. Z. Jones, who's. term expires on
the ,tli nf March neat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
Total reports for ls51- 3ls,lul

MoRNuS toSFTRrNer.-A Mormon ton.
ference, composed of delegates from Della
ware, Pennsylvania, Maryland AMI New
Jersey, was held At Philadelphia on sunday
last when IL was announced that the Saints
would strike their flags AMI give up all
hope. 81 converting the unbel,evine. stiff
ncckcd Gcntilcs, in the regions round about.
L. the l'cliel 81 .Ioc Smith AMI Brigham
Young.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

THIS FARM COMBINES MORE ADvAN-
1 TA0Ee than any other In Scott Coeniy. u
.eres under cultivation. drst rase haSn, oeo1
hoase. two wsils and good eissssn. Aiso an slesl
lent orchard Of seouf - arps trsss, msssly hsane
farm 10 fsneed In convenient lots vish living wesse
10 niost Of them Thsss 10 IN szeslIsat s1pply oS
timber. good haiding stone and ans amount 81 eoal
II V IN sncslsni stock farm and eood sroiu AyD
Apply TO tbs subscriber the ieisSrapk road Ara
ou1odff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

- Six Indians ran u ten ulilc foot rae.
IN Buffalo last week. A Gattarangus Ind
an named Smith completed the distance in
iiity-six minutes and thirsy-two seconds
All the others nearly an hour
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
ksAH = WsARRsANpTO
Leeaes1 - 1nnasouss.
WE ARE CONoIANTLY LOCATING

w LesA Wssvssss y ~ epragesl1 anA Jesk.
- y sske - elslee hale = enlleiDesios -
eD9eoy leeDe - ~ ~ So ~ ~ WoeaDU -.
0eeA WpA4ve 6A1o Il ~ te1oeeot - or e0onoo -
- So W0saak6 S1ah@ 0as 1000 sAsn : -
~: se::syxsss.s - - -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

n oTEs. BILLS or rxcu.xnr ar

NotEc BILLS OF EXCHANGE. MER-
~ eANIILk accounts and elaine Of sv<ry k,ua
ssil be promptly collected Ia ans par, Of ths s,sss
sad Al Al toin,s The Assissippi frum et IouIs 10
nahnaue, hsmitiancss made the day II eoil~et,on
hesi Estate bought, sold aud esssd mouey inves,ed
~ oensa or rea estate security commission Land
warrant bought, .old and located raxss paid for
loss.resldslfs.
We offer for sale the following Real Esssis and
would especially asa attention ~ the bsrsaips Ne of
Ter Ia Lambriiss Adstloa and the large tract OF
tsae t~0 miles fFota Tie river which o1sr BY ths
acre Ia Quantities 10 suit purchasers. We coma
dsat no better opportunities for investment be
found than these present
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

WILLIAM ALlsx. ~ n caAng
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN = CLARK,
AttssDeys = Ceanseoors q Law,

LFE INSURANCE And GENERAL LAND
- Agents, aud NotAries Publ
Coilectioas aud all pr0fssslonA business In every
part VI the State entrusted 10 care viii receive
prompt attention. Money invested taxes paid for
nonrcsidcnts money losIed nneIc um be red Hesl
ksis,c security Land Warrants bought, sold aud
located farms, houscs aud iyss leased Real kssass
Of all kilds bought aud 81. ON commission
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

We t.sits attention &c our exte-sivs eaia.ouus OF
improved Farms and Wild Lands, City Property,
sc, foT .aie al moderate price. sGd on cas-, isrms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

CLINTON COUNTY
No ~ HW section o. s2R2E
NJ - NV i section o. Ts2R2H
Nc % n section 10 I sgR2E
Ne 70 ]. Oft = i section .. s2R3E
BENTON COUNTY
No ~ - y W 2a2 acres Of choice land
~at~red BY Prairie Creek contains small wood 10,
IL within \ of mile Of = large grove Of excellent
timh~r 10 miles fum Cedar kapids must be dispoesd
81 In % day. and ~tIl be cold 81 Q bargain
fowEsnEIK COUNTY
M ~ loo Of select land, adioiling Oh.
town Of Gsinnsi
No u A large irse, Of land, near Eldora, the
county seat.
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00EW0y8W = KNIGHT,
L AND AG Il MS.
FLORENCE, NEDRAsKA TEnRlTURY.
+ ANDS ENTERED AND WARRANTS LO-
II GATED In Sioux City. Fort Dodge srd Cossal
Blufs
- Collections promptly attended TO-
r BREWSTER, D. r KNIGHT,
Airy coun'r at Law. Civil Engineer Surveyor
agesa 10
Dsvison q True. Esqrs, Editor 0osstis, DR. j. =.
wtthervas. Dawson q 0stuss. u Price. esq.. y Z.
Lane, Eco. Mayio ~. dly
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JOHNSON COUNTY.
NJ IN iso asrss near Iowa City ~ acre. brvks
Price tis per acre
very choice
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LArss srecss q choice LAaA IN Warren, Bsasen sad
other csontiss In Minnesota for sals very low Par.
weu 70 eau and exaulns eur e1tepsive uas o. -
sstase bso1ss pureAeslaG elsswAsseL w ~ 81
duality ofiand, can b suitsd q ear 0lDes