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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

sCHe Eve thousand dorsrs head. sre no, -,
6ci>ot to satisfy the Prt>idents Thirst for ,s;,.
glory. aud bis taste for lavish expense. In -
ticn to domestic revolt aud var With N. ,
dians be ]. determined to have foreign war. W.
everdispu.e there may have been. whether or n,,,.
appropriations Of the last Congress wen, uu b q.
round sum Of hundred millions. there ca,A. ~,
doubt, We think, that with the ogilays in Or
and Washington in fighting the Indians. and II.
fthe Paraguay expedition. the expenditure. o,,,'
year will oyerrun that sum. In fitting On, a.
Paraguay expedition, the President .rem. A.
mined TO pursue the ssIne policy which go,s-,-,
the conduct of the expedition agains, the ".
mons 10 keep upon the safe side snd b, .n,. !.
send forces enough. Accordingly The numb, ;,
vessels special. fitted out for this erpeji,;,.
been increased The regular sou,S,o,
the Brazilian station is 10 co5pen,s -,
the rumor from Washington is that +, h.,, =
land forces i. also to be employed 1t !, ~ 3.
hoped. at all events, that this costly ana A...-.
expedition will not be sent on such fools err,,A :.
that which lately marched against the Morro,.
and that the Administration msy get little ~,,.
thing more ont of President Lopez than they,
pear TO have got out Of Gov. Young. Bu, WA,
ever may be- got out of President Lopez, On,
suit of this expedition especially on the euls,sa
scale on Which il is about TO BE- undertaken s,u.
but too probable. We have already succeeded r r,.
dering ourselves an object of suspicion and hss,l
10 all our neighbors bordering on the Mexican CuY
In Mexico. in Central America, in New.Gnn.,
We are regarded as an impersouation Of the evil
one wandering over the earth and ockins On,
for something to deyour. The appearance Of 4,
fleet and army from the United States, in the x,.
tiers Of the La Plata and the attempt 10 pene,nh
by military force into the very center Of Scu,S
America, will BE- apt to extend 10 sl the State, !,
that neighborhood, inclined as they are BY sim
lsrity Of race and position TO sympathize with h
States of the Mexican Gull. similar distrua
our intentions. and decided uneasiness at oar
presence in their vicinity. Instead of standing "A
We might and ought, at the head Of the Ststes Al
the American Continent. recognized BY them q
their chief and champion, We ARE in no little danger
Of exciting a general combination against VA and
general appeal to Europe like that recently made
by the States of Costa Rica and Nicaragua for pr~
lection against us.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

Debates on the propriety and profit Of Slavery
are very much like debates on the proprety and
profit Of brothel.keepng. 1t is known that by the
last-named AvOcation money can be made, and 1t is
geQerally admitted to be sinful. But, for the
chopper of logic and the lover of paradox, Slavery
10 most tempting subject; and upon no other,
since the days Of Abelard and Cyrano de Bergerac,
has there been % much frst-rste logic wasted.
Ofthe defenders of the indefensible, the herd of
NJ. DIS and d. DIS and LII. DIS who stand upon
the crumbling and quiyering rampsrts of the
institution and fight against reason and hui
manity with the weapons Of the middle ages, there
is not one who does not cut sorrier figure than
gentlemen who establish the justice Of Slavery by
breaking the heads of those who do not like it;
and who give, like Capt. Chateaufort in lie Pedant
Joue: 50 Primo, demonstration; item, an addi-
{" ton Of thrsshing; hine, fracture of arms
'Mine subtraction of legs, with multpica-
/" ton of blows, thumps and kicks" This kind Of
reasoning We think we can understand, when We
cannot at all comprehend DR.. Lords theological
eub,leties, are obliged TO laugh at Psrson Brown
lows blunders, and are convinced that too much
reading has made DR.. Fuller mad. And yet some
good people, who are all for peace and quiet in
Church and State Are always heavily impressed BY
the political philosophy Of Mr.. Calhoun, and are in
simultaneously dumbfounded by DR.. Lord. The
boldness Of the argument, not the argument ITSELF
knocks them down. When a man Asserts that
straighs line 10 not the shortest distance from one
point to another the very wind Of bis shot, 30 TO
speak, prostrstes al the fools in the neishborhood
So when somebody, who understands Greek and
Hebrew, says that Slavery is ordained Of God and
approved by the Holy Scriptures thousands Of old
ladies', both in petticoats and pantaloons, believe
him. precisely because if their reason were LEFT un'
assisted they would come to an opposite eonclunon.
When the discussion assumes other phases the long
suffering dupes Of qusck-salvias 'opAisty are stin
gulled with equal ease. When come taundsrns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

A dispatch from Bath, Maine, received late last
night, assures US that French (Repub. is elected
to Congress from the lid District over johnson
(Dem.) by IS majority. This makes the delegation
all Republican. SOmes in the Ist District has pa
majority.
The Democrats have elected one (in Aroostook) }
of the thirty-one Senators The rest are either
Republican or no choice, which assures them TO the
Republicans when the vacancies are filed.
To the House. The Kennebec Journal reports 92
Republicans to 81 Democrats elected-2s to come
in.
Gov Morrill, is reelected by over 1900 majority
The vote is much heavier than last year.
This Legislature is to elect u. s. Senator for
six years ensuing. 1t is generally understood that
the Hon. VIM. Pitt Fessenden will be reelected,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
GREAT FIRE IN THE BOwERY.
TRruMpH or VALENTINE BrILES's AL

UKEtT + IKE IN THE DOWEK1.
srILL ASoIBER TRIUMPH VALEsTSE l. BvILEK's ALUM
PATENT SAVE.
NEw.YosX, Sept. 7, 1859
Messs. vALIsrTNY BC1LER:
GENTLEMEN On the ID iu. the premises No - Bowery,
Uped by entirely destroyed by ire AL our books
pap served in your ALUM PAIESr
SAFES The SAFE subjected 10 severe tna hs.ns been
IN the center of the building which Eve stOes high and
ninety deep II remained In the ruins thirty hours having
fallen into bin Of burning charcoal which rendered Il
impossible to reach On opening II found 70 our
all its contents unnjured excepting the binding
book which started BY the seam-vsusb!e papers
bank bills Sc being In perfect condition IS when deposit
ed These evidences Of the great value Of yor Safe when
jec.ed FIRE shall be pleased 70 submit for
Animation when called upon 70 do Respectfully yours.
H. A. PATTERSON BRoTHrRs.
complete assortment Of The ALUM Patent SAEs, for
hanks merchants sud dwelling houses for sale b.
NALfsTIsE BUTLER,
Psentees aud Msnufs''urcrs,
No. So Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

The investigation into the Quarantine burning
was continued yesterday. Drs. Thompson, Bis
sell and Wslser were cross-examined at great
length.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
NkmTork daily @.ibn,te
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ls, 1863.
TO CORRESPOyDESTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No be taken OF Communications What
be authenticated BY the
address Of the wrternot necessarily for pubhcs
uoE, but rs guaranty for his good faith.
We undertake TO rejected Communications
Business letters THE TRIBUNE Office should In oil bc
addressed TO HoRAcE GRKELEY L Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

The mails for Europe by the steamship Fulton,
close this morning at I04 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

PER STEAMERS NORTH STAR AND FULTON.
HAT1ERs Plush. in all grades.
TIPS AND SIDES, BANDS AND BiNDISGs-new designs
FRENCH SKIvERs.
RoBEsTs CATHELL, No. lis Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

PAPER HANGINGS.
THOMAS FAVE Co,
No. 257 Broadway, New York,
Are receiving az their for the Fall Trade the largest
aud most complete assortment of every style OF
PAPER HASGNGs AND DECORATIONS
Ever offered in this market,
Suitable for the retail consumption, well s the country
trsde Landlords decorating their houses and merchants
chasing the country trade invited 10 examine their
Stock and Prices previous to purchasing eisewhere
THOMAS FAYE Co,
Importers and Manufacturers Of Paper Hangings
No. 257 Broadway directly opposite the City Hal,
New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

POPULAR TRADE
POPULAR PRICES.
We offer the following st foil
Twenty Per Cent
Below the price. Of any establishment In New.Yort:
GAS FIXTURES;
A complete and unequsled variety Of
CBAsDELIEEs for Psrlors,
Dining Rooms and
Lbrahes
FRENCH CHINA,
Dinner Sets, Tee Sets, &C., &c.
English IRoN-SIosE WAkg,
Silver r-Psted Ware, &c. &c.
W. J. r. DALEY Co,
Nos 63I and G51 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
The NV COMETS TAI

IA h dlg visbe Not the Tai Of the MAGNETIC SALyE
IL ,ues arc spreading like the hight For sale DR. b.
6surN No @ Csnsst. and b. Drussis,s, also b. GorLp
oseheeee Tribuns Building
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS
InPoETERs
Of
CURTAIN GooDs.
kelly FERGUSON,
No. 2al Broadway aud No. 81 Resde-st.,
Have
CsRTyALED STOCK
Of
WINDOW SHADES
or their manufacure
Which they invite all close buyers examine Also Enssh
and French Dauask saiin Desne Cor4ices Ac., at low
y-ices No 2al Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
(,oop BooTs.-The Doors and SHOES manu-
RADwAY's REHARuTTArING REGuIATORS.-


HAowAys la4t ard greatest discovery is IN. Regulating Pill
his extraordinary remedy oly contains the invaua
be medicinal propertcs, completely cesDsilx The system Of al
ynheaky huors snd the Of disease but by newly
invented chemic the most nutritious
and nnsed with other qustss actually
Afford srngth and pourishepi tbs time. SLOW
erss fon Illness Eeaueaiy caused BY the inability Of tao
pseps TO take sufciepcy Of food The Regulating P how
ever while curing disesse iupar,s vitality the blood
hcsby ons the stomach and eheerunss and confidence
the und suypsssrs disordsr. the wonderful
ec~cy Of the R<sdy Relief and Renoysrs Rrsolyent
II ()lcs No. It2 Frlton st., New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
+ DIR. TOBIAs's VENETIAN


excellence IN the world This popular es;ab
nshn~n in Broadway, under the As,oI House i north
Of main entrance The acftm-n o Haig Baids Ws Tou.
need Fronts Sc kc, cannot BE- slusd by any
IN Ae Union ana his word-euowncd Excelsior Hair Dye il
ce BY experienced artists AZ al hours Of the day, in
OF priv expressly constructed for the parp. and
ssrrddy Shied b, skygh. being uost essentislo
perfection the dyens Hair NhisAcrs Ac Whole. ale aud
retail Copy address CkIsr.poko. No. A.tor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

No. asserts that Kansas is to be a Free
State; but protests against the offensive and
dangerous assumption that a victory
a. has been won over the South" Right, gentle.
men, The victory has been won over such dough.
faces as yourselves and your Chief far more than
over the South. But surely your brass will not
suffice for denial that there has been desperate
struggle to establish Slavery in Kansas-by whom
The effort has been defeated-we know how and
by whom. Dare you claim any credit for that de.
feat There has been protracted, earnest strug.
having thus triumphed, another must have been
defeated: Which is il Cali it what you please:
the People will understand the matter.
No. 4 declares against al legislation designed 10
obstruct the immigration Of foreigners, or deprive
them of their rights when naturalized. As no Re.
publican has proposed TO do either of these things,
we let this pass WeheEevethere should be legi,la-
ton to prevent foreign governments from emptying
their prisons and ams-houses upon our shores, to
the sore discomfort Of our taxpayers and philsn-
thropists and TO the degradation Of our National
character. Europe resounds with monsrchical ex.
sggeratons of the prevalence Of crime and violence
in this country coneealins the fact that much if
not most of that crime is perpetrated BY foreign.
born villains, many of whom have been shipped of
by their own governments to get nd Of them. Not
in q spirit Of hostility to honest immigrants, but
with especial regard to their good name and good
treatment among US We insist that our government
should provide against the sweepins' Of European
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-14

NIHBRRAS en- the Cd day Of August, A u. 1856
w X. G Nixon executed unto Joseph A LeCIaIre,
~ trustee, certain deed Of Trust, conveying said
Trustee the premises In Scott County sows des, lied
asfoIloWs 10 Wit: That certain II anne building u ua.
ted upos Brady street IN the city VI Davenport,
known as the City Belle Saloon, toge her With the
lease Of the land upon which the bot stands being
sixteen G) feet front Bra y SIR et ~ sxty tG)
feet IN depth. which said conveyance Was made By
the said Nixon for the purpose Of srcuri0g the pay
ment Of Fix cevtain pvomissory notes and he interest
thereon signed ~ said Nixon, dated the ID day Of
AuEpst, A 1866, for On: Handr ana Fify dollars
ZACH pa, ahlrto the order ~ Henry LeCAire and BY
him endorsed to SfepheU Thomps. n.
And new three VI said note bsv ng bee me due ard
payable, and the ssid y. c. Nixon having failed to
pay he same, !. Joseph A II Ola r., Trustee as
aforesaid, at request Of IT onpson. d. here
BY give this pubic notice, that BY virtue Of
the power which 10 In inc vested by said 4. ed
OF Trust. Will, on Monday, the l9th.day' % April
D, 1885, the hour Of O'Clock In ID. aternv-b OF
said day, ~ the Court Mouse door In the city Da
venport, expose and oGer for sale st public
to the gh.st bidder for cash, the premis e.
above described. Or 50 much thereof - shall
said notes with the interest th~reon 10 the Day Of
ssle, together with all he costs and expenres 81
tending said sale, costs VI this ice r. s,ees
fees. Upon the completion q ,uth sale deed viii
be given Ia accordance with the stipulation Of sAd
deed OF Trust.
Dstsd this 18th day Of March, AID, 1855.
"A JOSEPH A LKCLAIRE.
mchZ7dU Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-14
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the LIST day Of April, A. % 1856,
w Thomas Tibbett and elizabeth Tfbhstt e.
ecuted unto Austin CoYnin, rs Trustee. a certain
deed of Trust conveying to said Trustee the land In
Ciiuton county Iowa, les cribed as follows, TO wit
The south half Of the northeast quarter and rho
orth half 81 the ,outh-east quarter Of hon num-
Der t~enty nine C29 la townshi number efghty-one
(sl) north OF range rumhe- one ~ east Alse tho
north east quart OF the south quarter q the
same section, tOvnship and range; which ssii
vance Was male ~ the sAd Thomas Tibet. and
Elizabeth Tibet for the psrpose OF securing pay
ment VI the ce'tain premis o'y nets and he
tn signed by said rhonat Tibb Il, dated the let
day OF April, d 1856. Al d amonJ which were the
follow ng: Oae To- en- and a0-t00 dollars, and one
for three hundre and twenty dollars both dus
In two years from date
And now said last named notes having become
due and payable and the said Thomas Tibb u having
failed To pay the same, !, Austin Cofhin Trustee
Aforesaid do hereby give Til pablo notice. that BY viz
tue OF the power which In vested by said desc
TrustI viii on Friday tn Both day OF April, fe5s
1T the hour VI two O'Clock In the sfterno n VI eAh
day At the Court House door the city o. avsopors
expose and offer for sale at public auction the parcels
ofland above described, much thereof shAl t-
sucient 70 satisfy and pay the amount ofsad ha,e.
with the interest thereon to the day u sale together
with oil the costs expenses attending said SALE
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon the
completion q such sale deed will be grvca.
Dated the 9Th day Of prii, A D. 1858.
AUSTIN CORBlN.
aprdts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-14

TaB STATE or IOWA, In sAid SC Il County Dis.
SCOTT COUNTY. I trict Court.
John Brnhn VI. Edward T.. T~itchell, Hiram Pricr,
Seth Twitcheil. Foreclosure.
TO said Seth TWitchel:
VOU are herr by not tied thst on the 31dny % Jan.
uary D. 1853, said plaintiff flied In the Ones
OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF said County h
petition, claiming Of saii EdwA,dL rwltcheIi tn.
sum Of 70 Hundred twenty-threc 36-lO0 Dollars.
and also 70 foseciose certain tEage AIDE - sak
Edward Twitchell on the 9th day os February. 1 u
1857, u secure the payment Of the same, by which
mortgage the following premises were conveyed TO
said plsintt 70 Wit Toe northwest quarter OF tho
north west quarter OF eeetion humber twenty-nne
(29); the northeast quartsr of the northeast aAtr
OF section number thirty tSOl the east haf Of the
southeast quarter ~ section nnetecn (i9J In town
ship number eighty (SO) north VI rang number two
~ east Of 9Th NJ. eaid mortgage was executed IN
0cott county Re- )rds the 9th cay % February,
D 1851, In Book X Of mortgages, page 2a9, 70 whl
reference Is made.
The petitioner alleges that you, the said Sssh
TwitC hell have some interest In the lands described
makes you q party defendant, and prays foreclo.
cure ana sale OF the preniises Further, that as th
February Term, 1853. Of said District Codrt You
we're BY the sheriff Of said oouaty returned - NOT
found, wher upon II ordered by the Cosvt that
you have notice Of the ~ nding Ut this BY pu
cation, and BOW unie. You thall appear and an
swer said petition on the first Monday In June A y
1855, the matters and things In said petition vil b.
taken essed and decree rendered ~ prsy.H
for bW plsinth.
March 18th, 1858,
mchi5-w4w CoABIN L Dow, P1ns Att'ys.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-14
House to Lease.

wlLLlease Argyle Cottage and from un..to twenty
acres Of land, with plenty Of timber for family use
large beasng orchard, good water, house with eight
socms, stable, smoke house, and foe garden, full
OF grapes, English currauts, stfawberries, plume,
cherries. Siberian crabs, &c, &c.
TINS beautiful I'd comfos table property 10 located
adJolning the City IT Le Claire In full view Of the
river.
Apply soon, = must rent, or employ man %
take charge Of Il, By the first Of Nay when posses.
sion can y had Or, dssrsd, part Of Il b had
q any tina.
aps5-A9 T. o. DADs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-14

NOTICE v hereby given that IL ss(essigned,
IN Thcnao KilliSa. GUARDIAN, dolly avpos1oh, OF
the persons and property oe John Kiuina, Mlchsei
Kilions Daniel Kiliion. Wnlism Killios - 11cmas
8ilj0n, r., minors, having b~sn thereto 1uy em.
powered ~ . decree Of the County Court, - Scott
County. State Of wa. rendered q the Asy1e.sion
Of sai1 Court, A. D. 1857, (as viii fully appe0 By ~
isssess n the records VI said Cous hsss6y lerred
TO- viii sell AZ PobIic Auction TO tn hiGhets aud
beet bidder thereto, the following devcribs6 81
tate. situaNd In Scott County Iowa. viz - Sguth-
west quarter oe1ee Soa'h-s ses susSs3 - oessi.n
No. thirty cow Town hip No. Sevsnt1selkht C7s)
North of Rangctoss<t Of 5th betnG properly be-
longing TO said minors and the wlich the said
guardian has bsen authosiseA . sen . alse1nid.
0sid sale win take place IN front u tfe Curt
House door In the City Of Davenport, IN the county
Of Scott e1oresai6, on the 2Sth day Of Aprt. A ID.
so6, q The hour o. too ~ delssk 2. Assf 80 day
The terms Of sale viii Be half eash and the bal
ance n ono year. secured BY note and movtage the
premises sold With ten QO) per cent. interest from
the day Of nle.
THOMAS KILIION,
Guardian for said Mtnors.
vaseaculars In regard % this property caa be Oh.
tanned st thb Once.
March I6, 1858. Wv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-14
DIX. u. .M'DO.VJv.ELZ
Veterinary SurxeoQ.

MENBRR Of the Royal Veterinary Inetitution Of
WI Dublin, Ac., Stud Mt and Assistant SURGEON 10
the great Professor Ferguson Veterinary Surgeon to
the Queen Of England, having mades franc Atlantic
sit for the purpose OF maAng himself master Of the
different modern improv ements In the science Owe
terinsIy Medicine and Surgery ~ expsundel In the
Bnglish and continental Colleges pegs o inform
those friends rnd horse proprietors who % kindly
patronised elm previous TO his departure during his
former sojourn in Davenport, that he 10 now fully
PREPARED TO render available In their service all the
professional assistance which such course Of study
and extensive requirements renders available With
due effect to the practice Of the different departing nts
Of bis pref as . Veterinary Surgeon.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
very severe cases (soue Of which formidable ope-
rAti,ns had to Re psrsosmed on) will cheeEfuly
~ to his abilites - . competent Veterinary Sur
ron.
Hon John Cannon, Hon John Oooh.
Messrs Ootes 4 Davis, w Cannon Esq,
D kseA, p, d 8 Brooks Dsq.
@ J Webb Esq, OR Marks,
NJ Woodin.
Until further notice he be found at NJ Smiths
Livery Stable opposite the Post once, q q the
Union Drug Store, aboqe the Post-Omee.
mch16-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-14

n the County Court Of Scott Coanty.
70 the heirs, next kin, creditors and all d hers
interested In the estate Of David 0abhests dswased:
You are hereby ,tif d that ON the hfst Monday Of
Nag 1858, the snder4igned will proseag his mai
account, and make application ~ the County Court
OF Scott County 1bs his discharge from the trust Of
decreased. JOHN Z. JAMES.
spg6wat Adm1e iaepator, nc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-14

TRuslee,a 80

WnsRsGs on ne 1Dss aa$ q n~ree |.
~ Anthony walsh sxecot~d unse ussin = ~
- fsustse, certain cred oftrust coev-,ins !. 80
Trustee the land In Scsts <Gns,. Iowa d~-rv,s~f ~
follows 10 wit 1hs su ons-half Of the svs,h esss
qnsr er of ecti.n 10 twenty ne (2i) n towo.As
No eighty (S'1 Range three Oh eass: whxh ssia ras
vey amer wss made b. tise s4kl Anlhnix osl~h -
w purpose Ct securing The payment % % or, am
promss ~ notes and the interest There's ~ sir.1 ~
saia Antnonl wash, dated the 2Gth Oar On Marco
no. aud one pssools o. fo,Lyws ; 90 a. ~
en'y dollars In one ami enc fos fouv 81 -,
tseny collars t4so In two years, with later~s.
az ths rate VI ten pr cent AFTER de 18th 10 the a.
der ~ JaDse a. D rchsrd. @Es
And now said last rrensidn-d nate vlrr
become due and payable sni the said Anthsu :
Wal having failei u pay the same, I. Austln Car-
bin, Trustee sb'essi: . kersby ave - e~bglc
notice, thst BY virtue Of fhc powvp wAich ID II us
vested By said deed OF Trust, viii, on Mooday the
18th dAy Of April, D. 1855, ~ the hcur Of ,vo o.
clock In the afternoon Of said dsys q - Ceu0 usops
door In the city Of Davenport and or fos sass
1t public auction the parc-l " land above dess rs
or 50 much thereof shan b sulDeeeut W sattsfy
and pay the amount Of said note with the iasrrsst
thereon TO the day Of SALE together with ell costs
and expenses ATTENDING sad sale Cor u thi. nosce
and Trustees fees Upon the eompaetion such saas
deed will be Gtsen IN accordance With the stipua-
ton Of eaid Deed Of Trust.
Dated The LIST day Of April, A n 1855.
AUSTIN COAByN.
apri-dss nussec.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-14
For Sale.

ON1 hundred and twenty Building lots n %
SAdditiOn TO the town Of Port Byron.
These lots arc eligible and Handsomely situated On
she bank Of the Mississippi. Thsy VII be sold on re-.
tonAble germs.
Dor particulars inquire Of NessFs. Durfee, Pratt
Oosbin & Dow davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JANIS NAY.
" me subscriber has numberiess desirable pic
ce0f land IN and near the cities Of Davenport ane
sUaare, amp near the town Of Fort Byron, tho4 ~
Wihses 70 SELL fOctl6tfl NJ