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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE e. Co, Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEE
l. ing effects public Thursday morning, Sepem
Der 49, 10 O'Clock, the residence Dr. Bnney
Columbia College College HILL shall sell all his furniture
effects comprising t# @ttll73ao4e tHt 9NtiaTe4
Superior rosewood piano forte, by sIuckhardp at
Suite Of handsome walnut carved parlor furniture
damak, comprising French sofas, chairs,
parior chairs, all with linen
Marbetop table, walnut whatnot
Brooatelle covered fancy chairs, gilt shades
Superior and nearly velvet paror carpets
Gilt grandoles, superior carccl lamp 5gl,
Card tables work tables, hat tree
Oilcloth, brussels stair carpet l sg st9 t'etaa
Excellent wool chamber carpets throughout 1fsa
Suite OF solid walnut furniture
Handsome oak cottage Set with marbles ~ 4bi a1Aq&
Sntep ccored furniture double
Two suites Of cottage furniture with single
each -es
Feather beds, holsters, aud pillows 34as Fseaf
Blankets comforts, spreads aE }Htte
Toilet sets, looking glasses, shades
Mahogany dining tables
Arm dining chairs
Gold band dinner, and coffee sets
Silver plated and service
Glassware, table cutlery
Cooking and kichon utensils
Wbcelbarrow, hay cutter, spades, rakes, 60 seass
AL credit
of 90 and 90 days for notes bearing interest satisfactorily
dorsed stt4 j.. O. MCGUIRE Il Co.,
sept lS-ts a1sa tA h4s ~ s4stls. Auctioneerss
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nyyAs. 9. MeGUIRE = CO., Aactleneers.

IJNRESERVED SALE OF THREE SMALL AND
squares groundon Tuesday afternoon October
O'Clock the auction shall sen TO the highest bid
folio wing valuable real estate In Washngton
Square fronting respectively Penont north
and Twelfth street west aud containing 80 700 square
feet Is Is strr9
1884, fronting Vermont north street, and
Eleventh west containing IL 42s feet
squares handsomely located the northern part Of
Second ward which rapidly improving In that direction
square No 02J fronting respectively New Jersey
North and First street west in the Immediate vicinity Of The
Railroad Depot contains 2ss square feet Of ground
Titles perfect.
fourth cash the residue Ia six twelve, and eighteen
months with interest secured by deed trust on the premises
JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
Sept 22--eod a Auctionecrs.
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l. 0. 0. F.--The M. w Grand Patriarch of the Grand
Encampmen of the District of Columbia has notified the
subordnates that the visations of the grand body will
take place follows: To Columbia Encampmcnt No.
!, the second Wednesday in October Magenenu No.
A, the fourth Friday in October Ridgely No 8, on
the fourth Wednesday in October Mount Nebo No g.,
on the first Wednesday In October.
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DANGEROUS CouNrERFErrs. Within few days num-
Der of counterets have been placed in circulation of
character likely to deceive great many persons OF
these five on the Northwestern Bank of Virginia is the
most dangerous The iighthand vgnette has the word
five engraved in irregular circle while in the genuine
it is placed in regular line. Those of SO are not
well executed and little only is requisite to detect
them
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mo. s22.l

mo. 622.1
Notice OF the POstponement Of the Public Sales
IN Kansas which were ordered to be held by
Proclamation No. 8l7.
NoIltE is hereby given that the public sales of
~ inc vacant public lands within Territory which
we're ordered BY Proclamation ei7 July n 1858 TO be
az e aa Offices at cconp,on
On Tue hst and fifteenth hereby
oy order OF the President until July 1885, prior which
Pe'ioo INC sales viii again be advertised according law
Jos. & WILSON,
-. Acting Commissioner Of the General ouce.
seP io-m~ow (IniSSiar.l f.Il
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MAsoSIc yIsIrAross The following visitatons will
be made to the various lodges of Masons in the District
by the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia within
the current and coming month To New Jerusalem Lodge
No. g. Sept 3D. National, No. IL, Sept 80; Lebanon,
No 7, Oct l; Washington Naval, No. 4, Oct 2; b. B..
French, No. Is, Oct A; st. Johns, No ii, Oct 8
Dawson, No. l6 Oct. H. Hiram, No 10, Oct Is; Fede-
raj No l, Oct 10, and to Washington Centennial, No.
IA, Oct I'll.
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ID EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY -
III HENRY A. BARRON having taken and Office at No.
dis H. between SIKH aud Seventh streets oilers his services to the
pnbic. He be found At lbs Office from 10, To p
He refers Judge Purcell the orphans' Daniel
icne Chiffon Magrude and Bannmn y smith, aitorneysat
Washington; Cen Epps anton OF Prince William Va;
r. Philips, Warrenton Va George hzhugh, Port Royal
Va; and Hon wm Smith Of tho House Of Representatives.
Sep I6--cod2w F4
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III AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, PENNsYLvANIA Av.

II AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, PENNSYLVANIA AN :
ENUE ABOVE 18TH sTREETThe undersigned president
Wilmington Female College Delaware assisted by Miss MARlA
HSTEAD prcoeptress the institution Miss MARY
WILLIAMS late acting preceTess OF The Genesee Seminary New
open young ladies Nos 1853 and lol Penn
sylyana Monday September O.
arrangements furnishing school the
cl scholastic regulations the methods OF instruction and
believed the institute viii be found ceditbe The
city and worthy Of the confidence Of its citizens. 5.
The Of study that generally pursued at our highest female
Institutions Young ladies satisfactorily passing their examinations In
the viii be diploma To each
student that Individual attention personal interest requisite TO
study, department. will but four
pills very limited number viii received members Of the
family.
TUITION Primary department, $40 junior s2 So senior, SIS
pcr quarter.
Address city post Office until the 18th afterwards
please call at the institute
L. c. LOOMS, A. NJ
Reference mndc to The following gentlemen, whose daughters
wards have been under my Instruction and care;
Hon Thomas IL Hicks governor Of Maryland
Hon Peter y. catsey, governor OF delaware
Rev. Bishop Lew Scott ID. D., Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon Geo. W. Sparks, city OF Wilmington.
DR.. II. y. Askew postmaster city Of Wilmington,
Rev. DR. Hamilton Baltimore.
j. w. Wells, esq., Department Interior, Washington,
Il Zimmerman, esq, Alexandria, Virginia.
August 20-eolm
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pOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
II j LAilHs-French English Washington. u. O. VI ~

- i'@h"S-rrehoh ana English washington, u u
Prncipal-Donald Macleod A. NJ University, Glasgow.
The next academic will begin Monday
teniber, and end on the both day Of June following.
For thorough literary culture
elementary instruction.
department, IS arIassed.
The highest class viii be
others who be equally
In science and
July WWedS asa.
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TIME LAYING OF THE TELEGRAPIIiC CABLE /;
Il incidents and anecdotes impressive divcrtng,
reliable biographical sketches Of Messrs
Everett Captain Hudson BY John Muay historian Of the
pedtion. Price so cents.
Ecctron Puck Telegaphv Epic for
The Times William c. Richards. Price 80 cents.
For sale by BLANCHARD & MonUN,
Sep IL Corner llth street and Penn. p,
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A MEXICAN ELOQUENCE; A Collection of Speech
IN Addresses by the eminent orators OF Amera
with biographical sketches and illustrative notes by Frank Moore
vols. Price S.
veslges Of the Spirit; History Man. By f. Dunlap
Price 80 go.
Cosmology The Eternal Principles and the Necessary
Of the Universe By faureGs Z. Bickok, ID. d..
For sale BY BLANCHARD a. MOHUN, T.
Sep IL Corner OF llth street and Penn avenue.
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oST SCRiP.--Notce is hereby given that in the
- month o. May, ~ 1857, The following described
oaary bounty land lost
-
5l2 sii3 and 5ll4 4o acres dated on the
za Gay August A. D. 1884, and Mary Hvesay
under The act Of Congress 1852 upo
Virginia exchange military No 2S4 for ii4 acres
navy IN the the revolution.
undersigned - F'i''' =
Fea has been entered the General Office 10 prevent
te ISSUING patent entry scrip or any mart
hereoi as intend apply duplicates same upl. c
are ound before such application made
-, - COOK, SARGENT, DoWNEY.
A"N mi, o"A, Sept q, 1903. ,ti Sept I5--law6ws
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National Hotel.
United states Hotel.

Samuel w Ayers & lady, Louioun, W Erish, Georgia
Va j Il French, Rochester NY
John Reed Philadelphia Ssml Helzheim, New York
J Edwin Young Rockville, Nd g Webb, baltimore
Albert Husband, Baltimore Hill CSmyth, do
7 s Husband, do @ Butt, jr, Virgins
ii X Smawr d lady, Missouri ArsC II Coyei
s l. Smith, Lancaster, Pa A Deahl, Alexandria, Va
Henry Busey, Rockville hi 1hos Martin, Virginil
Rowman, Maryland Sam Nott, Massachusetts,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

II ITC0MBS LETTERS TO YOUNG PEOPLE, SIN
n a gle eld married. 4 vol. Price ST.
10 all.
Pleasantly told soch language ta q
win - way 10 the hearts Of The young The suecs treated beal
ulqa ~ tue relations u lie and the which chactrzes
the breaed ad
the genuine love Of the good tbs beautiful which casts
is halo oves tde whole fall 10 leave their apess the
mind OF the reader H-BuDaIo C6arler
FOR sale by igt BLANCHARD 4 MoHuN
Sep "a .gatl Corner q ilth and Fem.
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LNROM NEW YORK TO DELHI, by way Of Rio
Janeiro Australia, and China BY Robert d. Mnurn
/ vol. Price 81 rs.
Legends Lyrics Of Verses By Adelaide Proctor
daughter of Barry Cornwal.n) vol Price rs cents
For sale by 4s1 BLANCHARD & MoiuN
IL Corner I1th and Penn.
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TJNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE.-The facilities af-
IL lorded at The FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE for thorough and practical knowledge Of the French
language eauod by other Institution In tho
OF teachers Will be coming
which will commence the 9th Of september and Of the
studies Will be pursued and taught through the medium the
French than heretofore, large OF the pupils speak
the with hueny The advantages afforded by the sorees
viii enable who his oby good reading know
OF the language speak 1ueny the Of the winter
Circulars and catalogues be obtained all the book and music
stores the institute, No. 1872 street. Gadby Row
HIRAM COIsoN, Principal
NINE CAROLINE RolIIN COIsSoN,
Aug II Vice Principal
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Dusr.-Yesterday most uncomfortable day for
promenaders account of the binding and suocatng
clouds of dust with which the atmosphere continual
ly filled. There two questions in connection with
this subject that have been satisfactorily
ed where does all the dust from and where does
it all go to We presume, from present appearances,
portion of it finds its way to the bottom of the canal
The wind is great leveler and like another leyeler it is
constantly bringing 'dust to dust
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A GNES-A NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF "IDA
"a May" vol. Price 81 70. - taF4 49,
banaoa Or Hundred Years tale Of the American colo
MES BY osmond 1nany. 4 vol. irice 81
Hnmboidt's complete vols. English edition
s. %. For sale by BLANCHARD MonUN, T
Sep % Corner Ilth ana Penn.
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The VIRGINIA SKREsApERs commenced their series of
entertainments last night at Odd Fellows Hall This
company comprises of the best talent in the
try in the Ethiopian concert line, among them being
John w lands and Paul Berger, who strangers
to Washington audience Myers, the violinist, is
artist of abilities If you wish to drive away
dull care to pass hour two pleasantly pay this
company Of star performers visit Wherever they have
travelled the newspapers have been enthusiastic in their
praise and they will doubt have crowded houses du
ring their briefs stay among u.s.
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District Court of the United states for the Dis
tFict OF Columbia.

WANTED--A Physician or Lawyer, with cash
wv capital Of from 5000 600 become proprietor
established weekly Rural souhernc This rare oppor
embark lucrative business counexon with their
feson dourishng county while at the he
thoroughly establish himself in bis profession Apply 10
RICHARD EDWARDS,
Box 1927 Baltimore,
copy the paper VIII be sent 10 wishing to IT,
June
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HIIEESE, FISH, &c.
~ go boxes Goshen Cheese
/, 500 lbs. Goldfish
z, ZOO lbs. Iiake do
100 boxes Scaled Herrings
100 barrels Picked do
40 do No. Q Mackerel
$50 boxes Pearl Starch
ITO dozen Brooms
90 do Buckets.
Just received and for sale by
Sept 2i---6tifood
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NV ANTED.--A number of good stone-cutters are
wv Conowngo Bridge Hartford
iy, Maryland to whom liberal wages viii be paid
Aug 2s--dim 81 HALLS & BLACKS.
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XNTANTED.--An agent to transact the business
wv and take charge Of the City oc Of the Mount Ovet
terry o Bladensburg Turnpike.
Good will be required and security by liberal
salary viii be Applications writing will
Pacas Church Until the I'd OF next month. Aug 24-du
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VNIE LARGEST PLAIN PHOTOGRAPH EVEI
nadcThree figures life sheet by
exhibition Badys Gallery 352 Pennsylvania
Sept 81 - ..s s..
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l. O. LAMAR. c. H. MOTT j.. AUfRy.
r AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY, Attorneys-at- Law,
Holly Springs Miss, will practice In the
Appeals jackson the Federal Court at
the 18th Judicial District of Mississippi and will the
lection OF Cainis throughout North Mississippi sept 1su
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UTEALE'S SERIES OF DOCUMENTARY WORKS
w Complete scientific and other
included in the above series always kept
FRANKLIN PHILIPS
bookstore, 332 Penn. avenue
Sep 10 between 9th and streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
Farmers Omnibus.

There is five pounds Of pure sulphur
in evry one hundred pounds of wool.
Carrots consume 1919 pounds of lime
to the acre; turnips only 90 pounds.
A cubic foot of common arabic land
will hold 10 pounds of water.
1t takes 5 pounds of corn for to form
one Of beef. Three and a half pounds
of cooked meat will form one of pork
To add one per cent. Of lime to sell
that is destitute of it, requires 10 lbs.
of Stacked lime or six of caustic to the
acre.
Clay will permanently improve any
soil that is sandy or Ieachy. Lime and
lcached ashes, will also benefit leachy
land.
A ton of dry leaves produce only
500 pounds of mold hence 500 lbs
of mold will produce ton of plants.
Clay, applied to sandy, is far better
than sand to clay land. 100 tons tc
the acre, will give an inch in depth.
Pure phosphorus is worth from -four
TO five thousand dollars ton and a:
it comes from the earth it shows scarce
it U.s.
A rich mold, formed by rottine
clover, is worth more than the same
number Of pounds of clover. 400
pounds of dry plants will yield 100 lbs
Of mold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
Tho Time has Arrived.

We have been warning our readers
to beware of the shinplastcrs which
have been flooding our country. We
have striven to do our part in suppress
ing and put down one Of the greatest
curses withjwhich free people can be
inflicted. All that is wanted to COM
plcteiy PROSTATE this monster, is for the
people to resolve, without a dissenting
voice, to take it for just what it is worth
and no more. Rock Island has rcpudi-
ated Florence, Muscatine has rcpudiatcd
it, Fort Desmoincs has repudi lated it
and Iowa City has denounced it. The
only place it really has foot hold is
in Davenport, and even here it is hang
ing by brittle thread. For Illinois
currency it is selling in its streets at a
discount Of 20 per cent, and few buyers
even at that price. We again caution
our readers to beware oft. The time
has arrived for the cat to jump one
way or the other. The leap will soon
be taken. Cook Il Sargent are bound
to do something soon for the relief of
Florence, or the dog is dcad.-Islander
d: 1rguS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

alluded to his the Goyernors's spiritu-
alism, Hummcr-ism, DC. When the
Governor was "pinned down" and re-
quired to give his authority for this
last charge, he stated that he had re-
ceivcd the information from the State
Treasurer, Mr.. Morris. The latter
gentleman vas Immediately seen, and
he emphaticalIy denied ever having
made any such statement to the Gov
crnor Thus the matter stands at
present. The Treasurer and the Gov
ernor have made contradictory state
ments-which one it is can be guessed
from the foregoing statement. In the
meanwhile Mr.. Altman has gone home
and we suppose Mr.. Thorington is on
his way to Washington. There is no
need Of further comment at present.
Uesmoines Journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

n must b admitted that close In
litigation Of our present condition is
1 calculated 10 inspire confidence,
b II We would maintain reputation
solvency il il time that VIC common
a taking the preliminary steps to that
ID.
Our present condition must be rem.
he'd before the return 81 the usual
ason of immigration, or permanent
agnation may be the result. :,
Shiuplastcrs and the irredeemable
uos or banks whose location and re-
bousible existence are not with GER
iutv known TO us, constitute our only
urrcncy and every dollar Of the
mount of our daily business transac
|ons il subjected to direct tar'fi OF
ot les than ten per cent.
Shinplasters and irredecmablc cur
pucy must be discouraged, and the
ksuers must be brought under the in
)asnce Of public opinion, if not Of legal
kction.
Will the Gazette explain what was
Intended when it said that, "SHIN-
PLAsTRRs AND IRREDEEMABLE
CURRENCY MUST BE DISCOUR-
AGED. AND THE ISSUERS MUST
BE BROUGHT UNDER THE IN.
|FLUENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION
In NOT OF LEGAL ACTION'a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
Swamp Lands-Appolntment of Agent

Within the past day or two we
have been made acquainted with GEL
tain matters relative to the conduct of
Gov. Lowe with reference to the ap-
pointment of an agent to proceed to
Washington for the purpose of atten.
ding to the Swamp Land interests of
Iowa. The information comes to us
from SO reliable and responsible a
source that we deem it worthy of
notice.
1t appears that gentleman of Mus
catine, by the name of Altman, had
been dcvoting his attention for some
time past to the subject of Swamp lands,
and had been appointed as tie agent
OF some fifteen or twenty counties, rep
rcsenting the mainportion of the swamp
and overflowed land, of this State.
Mr.. Altman came on here at the COM
mencement Of the session, and being
interested in these swamp lands, was
anxious to have the matter attended to
promptly. Governor Lowe was seen.
and after consideration and consulta-
ton ne agreed to appoint Mr.. Altman
agent tor the State provided bill was
passed by the Legislature for the an
poinment Of An agent to proceed to
Washington and investigate this
swamp land business. Accordingly
Mr.. Altman drew up himself a bill for
this purpose, worked and labored for
it, and the bill was passed and became
a law, with general understanding
among members that Mr.. A. would he
appointedt agent.
Thus the matter stood when sudden.
" Gov. Lowe violated his solemn
pledge, and appointed Mr.. Thorington
as said agent. And still further. when
the friends of Mr.. Altman desired 10
know the reason of this violation of
his pledge, the Governor said Mr.. A.
was democrat-a matter of which he
was fully cognizant when he made his
pledge. He also stated that Mr. A.
he'd abused him during the cauva..-
had apohsa disssapseaslly Of him, and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

NswsPApERs.-Judge Longstreet,
whose views on all subjects are practic-
a and worth treasuring up, thus sets
iortn the value ola newspaper;
Small is the sum that is required
to pstronize the newspaper, and most
amply renumerated is the patron, 1 care
not how humble and unpretending the
gazette which he takes, It is next to inn
possible to fill it fifty-two times q wear
without putting into it something that
il worth the subscription price. Every
parent whose son is off from home. At
school, should supply him with paper.
still remember what difference there
was between those of my schoolmates
VINO had, and those who had not, access
70 newspapers. Other things being
equal, the fint were decidedly superior
TO the last in debate and competition
ct least The reason il PLAIN, thew
have command Of more facts, Youth
VIII pesuas . nswspapee with delieht
When tAe1 VII rsaa nothing slaU,"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15
County Farm 10 Rent.

DROPOSITlONS will be received b. the Trustees
Of Davenport township, either TO rent the County
Farm for one year from March l. 1885, and board the
paupers for SO much per week, to take charge OF
the County Poor House, and work the County Favm
for one year on salary. helaHer, ma Of fam
lily with team Is preferred.
Sealed proposals. in writing may be handed In 10
the unders gned, 1t No Frank 10 Block, ju-t above
the Post ODce, BvAdy street, on or before the 18th
day Of February, 1885.
BY order Of the Bosd Of Trustees,
J.W. GUITEAU,
an0Odtd Clcrk:o Davenport IT Township.
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ALLEN 4 CLARK.

ALLEN a. CLAktA.
Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
Nstaries Public, Commissioners Of Deeds
fer Massachusetts, IRE and Life
Insurance Agents; Real Es-
tate and Discount Brokers.
Metropolitan Block, second street,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
rOILFCTIOND and all professional business In
~ every part Of the State intrustsd to our will
receive prompt attention money invested, taxes
paid for non-resdents; money loaned on uDincum-
bcred real estate security; farms, houses and lots
leased; real estate OF al KINDS bought and sold
commission
Money constantly on hand to loan, on personal and
real estate So curity.
Land warrants bought and sold, and located BY
experienced agents.
We invt the attention Of all persons In search Of
highly improved farms, valuable city property, or
unimpr we'd lands, to extended and daily increa-
sing catalogue OF real estate To paris Wishing to
invest on speculation, We offer the most favorable
terms large tracts Of carefully selected prairie and
timber lands, situated lines of proposed rail-
roads, IN nearly oil counties Of the State.
Aso large tracts Of land 10 AinnesOts and lissou-
RI Some The best lots In Omaha, n. T. We feel
confident that from list embracing property to the
amount Of half million Of dollars, we can easily
please all DESTROYS Of making Arst-rate investments
yeb4dn ALLEN & CLARK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-15

~The real editor of the Aslaat;c
Assskly has never been named in print
ve holseve: he y Sames Russell Lowell
tie pet and professor It Cambridge
r. PEN IN The laat number, sThe.
- = Lna1nev,~ = b. hi brother.
nesost .. ]. Iowa. rsster q
S9sA oAaalA, xewafk. 4. ].