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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

Larccay ami iShoottHg.-On Saturday night
last, MIR james IL Love, reslaiflg on Church
iilii, heard IA noise on his premises and, going
10 his WINDOW, found that some petty thieI
was disturbing his fowls. lie Immediately
hfed shotgun, loaded with buek-shot, IL
the direction OF Tie thiet. and had the
satisfaction of hearing the fellow cry out,
do ii 1roln pain, as he decamped from the
scene OF his taie,ish exploits.
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Important from Nfexicn-0!y steFious Move
meat OF the French, English, and SpahiSl,


iiy way Of Texas we have some late and
Important Intelligence from Mexico. The
Houston Telegraph, OF the Oh, copies tie fol
lowing nom the Brownsville Flag.
Last week We published :; nlcagre account
OF The Withdrawal of the French t.uglisl. ard
spanish ministers from Mexico, and of tile
consequent suspension Of diplomatic relations
between the !our countries. The matter Is
kept profoundly quiet by the Mexican press
but from WhCt Wa have learned from pTi ~ .e
sources we understand the difficulty 10 have
resolved itself into the following form: Tie
retiring ministers lGtt for ! era t'ruZ. and lln-
mpCiltVly gave orders to the naval sauudr 0us
of their different Governments 10 concentrate
1T that place ard at some point on the Pacific
side, when 1t Is deSi@Ge ed IL s. iZe III the Mtx-
can custom houses aud appoint officers TO con-
',uct them for the different nations claiming
debts from Mexico Under the stipulation
entered INTO between Captain DunlCp. OF The
BRUSH i%lVy, and the constitutional Govern
ment Of Vera Cruz, Great Hrit3iH is entitled
10 4 Ger tain per cent. Of the reyegtue derived
from customs at Vera Cruz ard Tamllco and
II is intended now TO apply this arrangement
~ al the ports O. MEXICO. Il Is not intended
that Mexico shall have more shan thirty Yer
cent, we believe, OF revenues which are 10
he collected and managed by European
officers.
gen. OTtega, waom we noticed last weed as
being on the march after Marquee is reported
rs having come up with his opponent near
pitched baIue. We doubt u.e trash OK tie
report however.
Rumor says that 5000 Federal, or rather
United States troops, have been landed at
san Bias, orat some other point on the Pa
cifc coast of Mexico, for the purpose OF
marching across the country towards Tucson
and forming It junction with the troops in
New Arizona and bItEiCo, and then entering
TeXaa 10y way OF III Paso. II such Is the G.. 81.
they viii probably bc surprised 70 learn that
their friends hive been captured, ana thai
they viii have 10 meet strong Texas force
stead OF Il strong body Of Federal tTirIi;ls.
The election Ill the State Of IdInaUlipas for
Governor having resulted, a. the friends Of
>rrna aver, in their favor, il is publicly an
aUunCed that 4 small revolutions viii have to
occur before Dir. >erua can req u the fruits Of
his victory. We know nothing Of this mat
ter more than we are toiG, which Is that Gen.
Garcia says he does not intend to allow the
successful party to take office. Gen. GarCia
has 4 strong force 10 back him ana il j. prob
dbie that he may keep his friends in power.
Gen. Saas, an old retired Mexican officer,
has been III M3talnUras the past week and t
IS thought that he is having Il hand in TN.
row which is brewing III Tamaulipas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

THE AFFAIR AT LEWIxsvILLE--fsenerdl DR.
ders.-The following general orders were
issued by the commanding General suisse
quent to the recent affair at townsville
Besides being Of an interesting nature, they
will serve to correct ia uniFtentisnaI error
on the part of our regular correspondent
:" q. NJ, as 10 the parties engaged on that
occasion:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

IN ANTED--A WHITE WOMAN. ,y,hor, o..
" eulGhrance, 70 sleep Ia IS up.serv. Wa ~,
! children. &c WI"
Also. COLoReD GIRL, 70 rurse . child p.
commentators reI1iTed rs 20 capacity and rbgrs
ter Apply ~ my offct freIn o. ock 4. NJ, unra
= O'Clock +. NJ liberal WAGES offered
EDW'n u. EACHo
ssl-,t 4fh ! . = = Ia .ea a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23
MARusrD

On the fsth of September AZ Ieiet, s.sas, p.
tls' ttanfrh by TIE Few Nr Sniesaar HENIf
MIN IiOtSEhAN ara BETTE II nj.
FORD, ai Of He1,rico eo
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CnURCn mn FNclFsH AND CLAssl

HHERCA uILT. ENGLISH AND CLASH
CAL SCHOOL,
On BROAD, RETyvEES @irH AND 25TH srEEET@-
The next session 81 this School viii commence
OF TUESDAY, 18th September.
TERMS As HERETOFORE
REFEKEScEs-5iessrs 4. Y. Stokes. Hunt &
James. 4. = Lee, Andrew C. Elicit J. VI. Coucrt ,
4 smith F. Stearns Thos Ha-d-roge. Col. r. 4
wilkins DIR John Knnx--Pa.vons.
80 For Circulars apply 70 Mcssrs A Y. STOKES
or HINT & JAMES. w. T.. MILLER, \. y,
ffrt,,Ifr.4f
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GROCERIES.

s1LgOEEEsEES.
TLOUR, LARD, BACON, 50,
4 100 hbls. new Rivanna xtva Floi X
2p9 hlls nets Supcr FLOt X rsriousl III te-
~ bl,ls. superior ell llyc WHiSkEf
3.nwhae and lalf bevcs superior SIZE un'
M.-nu:lctured TOBACCO
$50 sinail eedairs superior twist ulenuiae'ut'-
TOBACCO;
10 fy.Es and bids. Superior Fgni'iy - NJ
10 tls.rcrs superior t,afeiint ,viaie HlcE
lot superior Family BA'ON, hog F'o"1 .
10 tons t'ciun3ian GUANo;
Old SChellau GIN iD eisasa en'As IL
bottles. very superior;
4 bbls prime Country StAl
Ia store for sal" hv ..,
H. K ROBERTS,
Commission fthant.
sc 29-H Corner tofy snd i@th -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

70 SPRINGFIELD DIVISION, No. l6s,
sons OF TEMPERANCE, will meet al their
Hall. the OF 10Th and streets. on " Ed
NEsDAf EVENING, the 2ath iast-. at o'eik.
Members OF otaef Div islans, in good standing and
the Lady visitors Of Springfield Division. soE.
daily Invited to meet with them. Alter the usual
preliminary services at their Ha, the Dysi viii
proceed in procession Ia Trinity NJ H. Church. ON
the corner OF Eruad and 20th streets. To hear ser
mon en- the subject OF Temperance from the Rev.
ALEX. q. HRoaN. BY ofdsr
&c 23--ats CoMMifrEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

a-v. AT THE REG uEor OF SPRING
HxG FIELD DIVISION, No. io., SONS
OF TEMPERANCE, Ssrman the subject
OF Temperance viii be preached Ia Trinity Nj h.
Church on the Of Broad AID sslth streets. on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the s25,h instant
services commencing ats O'clock The pubic are
cordially invited to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

Slot 6y seatlael--Wm. c. Buck, a pria-
oher OF war, Corporal IN the 10th company
oi tue f9tii New York regiment, was shot on
Saturday by a Confederate sentinel, for turbtt-
ence and dsobedience of orders. The prs
oner was, contrary ts orders, leaning out OF !,
window, and when told to withdraw himself
cursed and abused the sentinel outrageoHsiy,
and dared hm TO shoot; which, III obedience
10 the orders he had received from Ills aupe-
riors, he proceeded to TO. Bnck was buried
the same tlaY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

MISS G. AR3STRoNG'S SCHO l.
vi IN SIDNEY
(GpDos;tc Hr H. G. Skefn's,)
win res<sen ocrouER Isr. ls0l- Tho usHa.
English brtnebes will be taught, together VIA
Freiich and Music. So G'-"t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

Also. TRIUMPH DE q j., Il saP~'''
French sort, vsTy pFoGHeiivs ard s@o't St So
price. aud u dozen other leading Kinds a. '8
!, .ces The plants Will Ia packed n damn n3sFs
10 20 by EXPIRES to ANY part 81 he southern or
.eisrsey Refers All the leading inert len Is -
frederek sharg. Va IL hohh,
Hepeweu Nurseries, Fredericksburg "a
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,.,l1c pEsr srRAwnFRR Y pRoHARLY

rE>ne REST STRAWBERRY PRoBARL1
l KNOWN. AND no YANKEE HI Il .
ECG The subscriber bought new FFr'c'y o.
~ ffnited IL last spgine and does not rs Isl" 70
say that /, sstrpazses All etaey kinds b. has
seen OF heard al. The plants UNDER ordinary eN'
tivation one BY two feet apart, Ffedaced "ta
Quart 20 the plant. The berries are 81 the tue.
size very solid and the flavor unsurpassed AAeI
pYotlaee three iia,.s as much Ga the Hovey'
Cash price sor kto plants. ''$'.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

Hoas,,lsealiag-1he shop Of MrW. Whit,
on Broad pireet, betweeai 9th and It'll, was felo-
niotisly entered on Saturday night last, aud
over sooo worth oi watches, Jewelry. At,
stolen therefroin The fellow entered by re
MOVING, the tr.s,isom over the street door aud
crawling in through the aperture thus made
II was 4 bold undertaking, the door being inn
medateiy upon Broad, one oil the streets most
iieqhehted 10th day and night. Certainly, bur
giary Is bceomlng most too common crime III
our city No arrests have been made of any
OF The Offenders. They are evidently expe-
Ienced criminals, ana the officers must be
w"tchful and always OH the alert il they cap.
ture them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

p. : Ii The foregoing property NOT sold fl
few DAYS t viii ir rented oHt log enc g5ar. n las
aupie accommodations foi hoaljds Aogse.
So. 92-<t e.. & 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

. FOR HiRE-Tlree Ne. i FARM HANDS
Cor the balance 81 the year. They ars strong a1t
dealthy, ard qualified t1r most any outdoor 81. rt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN3S
PUL MONlC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1887. and
first article Of the kind over introduced unde,
the name Of "PULMoNIC WAVERs," in this OF
any other country all other Pumonic Wafer,
are counterfeits. The genuine can BE- known BY
the name Bay AN being stamped on each Wa.
1ER.
BRYAN. PuLAoxIC WApRas
Relieve Coughs, Celds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BsyANs PULuoN1c Warns
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult BREATHING
BRYAN's PULxONrC WApEas
relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRYAN's PrLxoSIc WAr rs
keiicve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAN's PULNoNIC WAHRRs
Relieve lrritstion Of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRvAN's PuLHoNrc Warns
1eiisve the above Complaints ia Ten Minutes
BREAN's PULMoNIO WAH.Rs
Arc Blessing 70 al Glasses and Constellation.
BAY A. PULuoMc warns
Are adapted Tor V0ealists and Public Spaakara
BRvAu's PuLn0Nc Warns
Are 10 . slnpls form, and pleasant to the tasts
bgYAx's Pui MONO Warns
Not only relieve, but eject rapid and
BRYAN's PuLM0NIC WAFsxs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to everv ons
No family should Be without boz Of
BnYAN's PULMoxIO VANS
-. in the house. H4sa,
No traveller should b without supply Of q
BRYAN's PCINONIC WAHpHs
In his pocket.
No person will ever object to give foe
BRYANs PULM0HIc WAHsRS
TWenty-Pive Gents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Roch eater. n. Y
Sold By all the Druggists In Davenpmt ana slso.
wnere. nov37 d&v1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
IlGHTE & BRADBURH'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON ysAnr 49, sc.,,
Grand AM Square PianO-Fortes.

Tia Insulated Iron frame preserva,
n1ntas original sone Of the instrument i
al its purity, securing it for Ill time against that
most disag tinny quality Of tone invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes. I,
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
f1ano + 0rte much longer in tune. It gives til q
instrument much fuller, richer and sweeter tone.
II adspas the Piano to Ill climates and 70 Ill chan.
Cos Of atmosphere, and in oil respects it 10 bro.
nounoed, and in all respects it is pronounced by
our best "arti-ts" the greatest Improvement 81
age IN Piano-Fsrte construction; producing an in
strument acknowledged to be superior to Ill 9th.
srs made in this country or Europe.
few tosain entails u regard % the supevl-
City Of ear ew scale Pasens lssalated fiaaa
Ferries.
81 have examined the Piano Fortes of Liehte
Bradburys with entire aatisfaction. know moi
that there any others better, either in our ovn
country or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL MASON.
In clearness, richness, and volume Of tone. del
casy. elasticity Of toach and Ane repeating acton
! have never played upon their equal.9H. A.
No, and in delicacy Of touch they certainly excel
and in that beautiful singing quality 90 desirable
yet so seldom found. "-WILLlAx MssoN.
~ have never pl .yed upon % rich and heavy
tone Squars Piano Forte. e-AssaUa NAPOLEON.
! am astonished and delighted with the New
scale Iron Frame Fano-Fortss made BY you.
ahere must be splendid future for Lights
BFadburys' Piano. urtes. "-0AO. r. ReOr.
II have never plsysd upon % Ans and instru-
ment."-GEO. F. BRIsfOw
II consider them y to beauty, richness, fullnssa
and equality Of tone, - we'll - their agreeable,
elastic touch, equal II not superior t. any Pianos
made - this country or Europe. * AL WsLs-
ain power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
certainly excel; while for that peculiar rich AID
singing tone 20 invaluable ~ IN compartment
to the voice. havs never met their equal. &C.
BAssIuI. ~ @#M
"Thsy have all the requirements for superior
Interpretation Of both classical and modern Gen.
positions."-M. S4IAE0sH.
Wasssoen A9l Dseeoe 0esose. ~ dsess
8oss q DpOoawsv, New Yoek.
sA1rsvACsosY GUARANTEE GIVES. -
octl5-lyeow
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apsI3-ts]

'kUSTkES SAl6.--Whsssss. :. she an.h
I Day Of Juns.A. D, lote, Ellen PissserslS ex.
eeutsd nnte Charles !. Petneu 6 frrstss. 4 a..
tean Deed II Trust, eoavsyipg 70 nd TYuetse a.
lana - Seoee sosutys lewes aesWibeA g fSIsvaa
wt TIE noftA ons.Asif y u lot peuahsr IL
lssltn blssk npnbes 0flv-twe 6. ~ ~ ~, ~
davenport which sald conveyaaasoe - 49,
~ the said tlles Pitsgesold. ies tSe n.rrsse ~
securing he payment q certain nessissorv
noe a0d NE tntsssst thereon, sienod 81 ~ II.
ien titsgssald, dAtsd The soth dsy Of ~ N. III
.sessioe 90 eoa1eod and eighty delIsss. pavshls
g ne order e. Asrgaset ReoeAo twelve MN.
aitss date which 1aid De0d ~ reeardea 4. nv
nseososn. O0ce of Seoet eouaty, she 30sh lav 81
s ~ 1907, In hook ~" of tewa nostsseeo. nae
And sew, aid note hsvise beeo-.
eee ana payeble, and The aid Rllsn Ntsesaeld
srse ssued tn pay the sams, !, Ckrlee
rutnsn Trustee - alesssaid, doi hereby rive
.Iss Panlie nssiess thes y visae = ~ ts.sr
y ,i so,ss, = ~ ., ~. =. o:sa s
shs he.r ostse osiosi q q 49, ~ =
. The Court nosse Dor - ~ eliy " Dsge.ss:t'
expose aaA oGes t. mle, g pshIic Austio-. -
parcel ofoard absve 6eeer1bed .or 20 NJ n
g shall p ssGcisst - sstisfy al ~ ~ ssess
o. nd Dete, With tAe iptseoos tAesese p nv
% ale tegeeAss With I'll he costs "a sxps.s:.
ess:seaae 49, salss ssslsse Me aotiss aad fsvs.
Upos shs completion q sush s,le ! ~ IN !.
give. in eeeog1sase with ~ slipsIstien = eaid
Dscd q Truet sonvsying fell "a perfeeN Il M
70 re t.aet = Nod sslA q Ahs pnssAssse.
Dated tAs ista ~ = Acil, =. y. lsSl.
OaAklkS /. PLTNAN,
sprls-tsl -asas sasa- - Is.se,,.
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CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. S.
- In ths District Court Of Scott county:
Walter F. Downing

VT NJ " n, SCVIv COUNTY. AZ -
- In TIE District Court Of Scott county:
Walter F. Downing
John w. Van Hossn, Admins
TRAITOR Of the xoois, etc., Of
Louisa Leo, deceased, Henry Original Notice.
Lee. nsrgret Leo, George Lea,
Henry Zoo, Abner Dav-
sOn, Miner Bro,
Lewis, Show 4 Co.,
To John W. Van Hosen, Administrator Of Lou
| iss Leo, deceased, Henry Loo, Margaret Loo. Geo.
Leo and Henry Leo: You are hereby notified
that there is now file in the Ofies Of the CIerk
Of the district Court Of Scott county, . petition
Of mortgage dotted juno l4th. 1858, executed by
Louisa Lee, nov deceased, and her husband. Hen
~ Loo, to said Walter F. Downina. upon tbs fcI :.
lowing described tract Of land in said Scott
~. Commencing At the Mississippi River It the
vest corner oflot three e, In section twsn-
ty-one III township seventy-seven (77,) north
Of range two Cd east Of the fifth p. n. thence
| north fourteen hundred and seventy-one feet
eight inches q ,47i feet 5 inches) to stone
thence east one hundred and eighty-two feet and
eight inches 1872 feet inches To- stone; thence
south fourteen hundred and forty -four feet seven
inches ,4A feet inches) to stone on tho Mis-
sissippi River; thence west along said river 10
place Of beginning. The said mortgage il record
ed in Scott county records in book 20" Of mort
Cages, page l65. Default having been made IN
the payment OF tne psomissory note, described in
End secured by said mortgage. pl1intiG asks that
the administrator b ordered to pay the AMOUNT
dee on said note, to-Wit: Three hundred dollar
with interest thereon 1t six per cent. after June
18th, 1860, interest It six per cent. On
dollars after 14th December, 1885, interest 6 IL
Per cent. on twenty-five dollars after June Ilti
1859, and interest 1t six Per cent On twenty ~
dollars after December 18th, 1859, and II defaults
b made in such payment, that seid promises =
| sold and you and each and sny Of yoa b barred
and forsclossd from any right in or tide 70 sai1
premises.
Unless you sppsar and defend In this suit b.
fore noon Of the ssecDd day Of the merit term Of
the district Court, u scott cousty.- y - bogus
fault will b entered against you snd iudgment
snd desres rendered thereon, - IL pssysd Tor 10
said petition.
PLUAER Z VAN HOSEN.
apl-4l Attoeneys for HaintiR
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TRUST4R1 CALAIS susAsgi,,A - a..
n Powossa q . Dssd II Tsuss esssvses b
e.o, ~ -. 1ea1ssesae, vhisA II 6ssy word
o. Iowa, - teok *pss q tews lot nogtsscns. 49,
SW. ;ad eesk . r. u Goods ssd ChsseSis. ~
100 shall - ~ lslh Day q Ny. q. M M
3 tsn o'eaoek =. ~, - tAs Osust heuse ~. n
tAs city Of scspest ell = The sighs.t bidder.
TOT $50, =. Se!lswmg sssst q real estate, lying
q Iowa, to-wit Al ~ riehs. tile ~ in,cr.st
OF weidesnann In ut No. I've e. IN block thirty
our 80 In the city - Dssenv ost, and siI .hs
building md "A other tnpapvsnsnts % 80 -.
Inc Trustee will ell ssly IL. Tide ossveysd 70
April Is, 1851. DAVID =. Fprr
sprl5l - 1. SSss1se
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ls6dcpls aAv1hqx IN
- 4elsR.i1 IT : pestsA 4fnlR \
., - ~. - ,:si :: s, (: c;:.i
nsss ezt1 I'D oosdie1s peew 4
A6kiug psr1p1h~lf4 to peupoas suohsing usdev
ny sv@y ~ = 6oeass = which he hosp
~. ~; = s., ,ssr y :. s'''''-s v''
tagesNtoe Ae5s .lGsIgtetsses
ssswsll kssvAh - i.sIaibls.
G. s(ouosis, aaI essniing sao : a pure heal
~ - toee0A q The stale snl asnd kind
49, - - = oppetlts, hsasteosn, &eadschs
$50 ~ .tomeeA analstvs IaaGuer and mel
- IA - - - pses.al synpeoes q Dys,,
"a - - nsssrsl eseasqssnes d
ds;ss.&s - sls..1as TO vhsle .sngsh q
ne ~ lines vitA ssovlae possee, 81 vithost
violsaee - ssolsst pasgs Lave the towels co.
| sive wtt65n too 6ays.
1.ss, q - esods y sss:sssss - BLOOD e.' 20
49, n sssh sasss, al IL sherough solution q
ali lnteetinol ohetgoot5oa = etbers.
THe ne nsdicioo hsye been known to curet
] Rkssnatsns pesmaneut1y in three weeks and Gou
10 halt snes -, ~ - ~ -. ;o;n..
Dycpsiss 81 I'll kinds, By freeing and strength
sning We .H, - 49, - rors,nt osy.rs "a
| mos. u~'6 ~ - S..,d - c.,t.;r ,.u ~
hence have eves oesS . M" I" ss''"" i'"'oy
sos the vcsss cI. s;.,e1s;.. f,o,, n. 4.,.;,..
Also ~ Ia. nst.s, - -h;.h 49,
Of 20 oows;' - '''SS "'
creatures " 1 ma h,....-cs. So... hv n. ~.
..csrvy, o = &C. TIFF WenixvNES ~.
, ,e,h pI Ia and ali humors.
20 dne o'ooo 81" ~ ns..% IN ro.,,... =.
,. .se Xxx. 80" IN. Sn;d. ~ - = "a ~
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y. @
81 - - $500 ~
: { -: = Z
sa.e seeaslfl ~ = = aealg - {5.yIS
= go = : y. q = { sd We.
!. e 49, 21gesca - 80. - ~
49, osM:y = ~ a9tisIss : rseord i
s - - . s g ~ ~ esssY vhieh nd
ney ssd CssAari.s Nskisssy, III or. r -
psrpass g ssssdse she psyssat Of esu1s.s
= said Psuick AsGisssy. dated % iSsk 5Sv =
sssne, =; =; 1855. ios he s1n q tvo AssdrsS -
,'.ss@SS ~ as'' a. sy.sle e - ISL ~ q
Coos sargent, Dsvsape1, Iowa, . ~ vrd., ~ y
nnsos:s LeClairs. Sid Oesd ~ rscoraeS 1. ~
1eeoseen Oacs Of Sect esuaty. the M Az -
a 49, :. seok y" e sesn .saGnoss, Ssss
AID sew, sid ~. h.,,,. -.
DE ~ PsS.hls, and Il. ia ~ tsei r..
9i,neZ asviag failed . ply he -. -
4, LsCI.ir fr.ssses - Aforesaid. q. e:,.hs A..
: ~ q ~; 80 ss.ssF 1.ss..:f IS
10; :. Z; ~ 90. s.,.. = Z. ~ q ,s: !:
day. q he costs Assss -; & q 90 = Ss *
pss6 e9psse aad go ~ ala 9 - - - ~.
ne pasoel q lan1 aboVo- 1oo11RS1 - = @.sS
sneseof - shall - sa0eteoe toon11G1S iSri ~
ne snosst efnid noss, vjtA ~ in6e9s " ~ egSo
70 tAe ~ = ~ tseseAss Ui1h the eoses ~
.sess. Attending sd 80, sssls 4 IL 49,.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
REAL ESTATE.

$4,000 WORTH OF
REAL E0TATR
II D.vsnpsrt snl- IL. Claire, Iowa.
For Sale Low, and a Easy T.r~..
TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS Fop o.,r
L that beautiful Issidsace known :. 49,. 49,
Cottage with 81 acres Of land IN !. h;eh He
cultivation situated in the city Of L. Cla;,s -
commanding magnificent view Of ~ I;..;:-: 49,
n'ver' Fort Byron and much Of the STATE u iIl!.
nois The Cottage contains rooms Ana !. ..i ~.
and !: in complete repair. The garden i ts1l :,
the choicest shrubbery, Strawberries. G,.r =
full bearing, dc, 10. A thrifty voun~ eI 70
on the premises, comprising 800 fruit e,rs. - -
best selesticne and nearly ali bearine. A. -
; stable, smoke house and poultry yard. The fsns.
picket fence seven feet high Tve,s ..,s =. ~ ~
land forms tne park or woodland. r.. Cc..s 80
would 30 O. Id with less than the 3s 80. - Ss
ired. ''''' I" de-
ONE 40 ACRE LOT
30 rods from Argyle Cottage. val f.,..s
nlEn sts.s on cultivation, and we'll adapted 70, .
fruit and vegetable garden. Being immsd. .v ~.
back Of u Claire, /" risisg rapidly !. vals.. 'S
Gao nss Dsssk Dwelliss Hss,e -
DAVENPORT.
That beautiful residence on the c......r
and Twelfth streets, with the lot on vh;ch I.
stands, fronting 2l3 feet On Br.dv 49,. .0c :. ~
feet in depth to so foot alley, with :" ,'u
and good stable. oarriage-house and v.aoa'.h
complete. The hegse contains 10 rcorrs III
in each, aud good cellar. An exceIIs,t ~. -
10 on the premises. ''ons c'stern
SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dwelling House
CORNEa % NINTH ANO PERnv .-s
Lot % by 100 feet to : 20 foot allev. It'll 800
cellar, stable and wood-shed. Gas thronvbo.t ~ .
house; good water on the premises. o.' 'A'
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES.
These houses contain from six "a u, ,oom.
each, are we'll finished and deIightfullv s;.n..as
on the Vest side Of Brady street. a oood .;..s.s
ana Veil OF never failing water are IN each - -
Ihese houses are situated on a lot 232 fea, -.
and possesses every requisite to make than A..
together. '1 s'os'y OF
ALSO,
lev lots IN ~ est Davenport beautifully sitnataa
IEhMS -One-6.th cash and the balance -
tour equal annual pay msnts with interest NJ n /.
"4 per cent. per snnun. payable annually.
for further particulars apply to
At Argyle cottage, Ls Claire. Iowa. q, 10 INV.
sei1 IN st. Louis, No. II Main street.
'ePiA-d&wu JAS. B. EADS.