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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

hRS. T. J. stone snd chARLy6
~ OOAHS, haviAg sss.caaSd thxsassis@
ia tls~ PEscties Of E<&iesae. csn si~sss he
fnsed - tisir akace 10 Lsassd 3,~nv y @sxa
ne psukssional r,gaHd. /
EQ lesh. Ms@Lk
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

GREAT RUSH
TO-
SMITH. BRos.:A oo.'s
kARBLE HALL CLOTIlNG
HOttSE. II
- ssernsI sokt 0f fas eKRAr SAsoaiSs.
They ere sss .Atr;ss their iuncns.
stuck IT
1UMMeR. rALL AHO wlNTe1
GWTEllElG
a, pr cent below markss value.
Also
PIE;IE0OODa.
ofall de-
scrip,ins. for
CUSTON WORK.
All oeyso,s in want Of WINTER
Good viii save 20 per cen, by huyiuR
nos C"mc sooa aud secure war bar.
gains before il il tso late.
SMITH. BROS / co,
Closhiers .ad Merchant Tsilrs,
40 Wes. Baltimore Street
Baltimore. Md
J II TURNER. fornerly Of ssiu.
Mary'- county Salesman
SEP, ils64ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
$40 REWARD.

ESCAPED it,u nv custody, On or ahous
~ the iat Il the present nnn,k, frse ne.
gro rsaf,, calling himself
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
FACULTY OF I.ySTRCCTloy:

Prot. \ C l'r'vks, Ancicn' Languages.
II \ Brooks, ". d., Mathematics. &c.
Miss K Bradley. English & Relies Letters
Miss a,w'"ai. Eagii>h AMI Mathematics.
Mrs u HeI,,hardt. tirrn,au Language.
Mad. 4 Duhveu'l. French La suagc
Dir. \ Nsisicnbach. Drawing and Painting.
Mr.. John S"hsf,cr. Plan, &c.
Miss II Brooks. Piano ond Siusing
BY the ct'laiitins of -.i,. State cntiow men,
one pupil frr,u each County i. educated with.
"':t any Charge f,r tuition. bsks ~ sta,iunc-
ry. The scholarship for st. Mary. county i.
~acant. FL Catalogues Gith iu!i inf,rlna.
sion, address
y c. BROOKS, LII. D., President.
Angus, 4th. lsGA-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

IL STOCK Of
DRY GOODS
| IN BALTIMORE.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 CO.
! NOS. iss. 2ol and 203 BALTIMORE ST,
sALrinusE,
irvits the aiien,en of
! MERCHANTS VISITING BALTIMORE
to make purchases. TO the very extensive
WHOLESALE STOCK
DRY GOODS,
second floor aud easement Of Mctr puvehouse
embracing in addition 20 their Own large and
genera.
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN y GOODS,
large and ae:i selected s,ockof
D0MESTlcS.
and STAPLE GOODS,
Of every description.
OUR SPLENDID RETAIL
STOCK OF GOODS
o. first .ha~,
smsraesns
ARTICLES OF E1ERY CLASS.
from
Low PRICED
TO THE MOST MAGNIFICENT,
~ ErERY BRANCH OF THF Trade,
rendering our entire stuck ole ofthe =.
MOST EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
The Wholesale ard Retail Price being mark
Cd on edch article, from which
NO DEVIATION rs ALLnWED.
Parues nor fully acquainted with the value al
Goods stn buy frsm us with 2esfscs confidence.
March 24th, lsS4-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE Of REMOVAL.

ES6RS. JOHN b. WEIGH & son
Av1 having bought out the stock of w. A.
Padgsit IN the GROCERY BUSl NESS, ca y.
f"u.d. hereafter. At No. IL Cnmmercs street,
(abovs Prats) where they viii kees on hard q
general assortment Of GROCERIES,. which
shey Will sell low, for CASH. Trey sIrn
have sn hand choice assor ,n,ent 0f liquors,
some at which are very old aud pure
rerm,ral ai,sntion viii! te paid 10 srders--
also to the sale Of Produce
JOHN n WELtti 4 SON
Crocsrs and General
Csmmission Merchants,
No. II Commerce street,
Raltirnsrs:
March 3ls,, le64-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

glsHE Seventeenth Annu. Session of this
Institution will open September s,h
The GlIsgc,s Is % rsp"rated and endowed by
the State. asti aar'ls every facility ior a
thorough and ompiished educated.
During the ls.s session 10 pupils were In
Attendance
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE.

W&.HINGros. ID. c Feb "a 1864
N. EIiter - have thi. .iay b.en inf.rm-
I'd ,l,st the time fs the enlistment ~ uegr~s
and paw fa the -am. ,.oes Mt xpir- "n the
lst ad Mach; tine time at the rreseu: .iste 10
unlimited
WM. r. EATON.
Bax li6s Washington, ID G..
0fire R"nn No. 20 Federal Block. 7rh
street. "pp'wite po-t Office
March 10th; tsck-t
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

IT will furni.h every .lenen, requisite f,s
the m"st rapid, eqnAhie and enlarged
growth. tn. nhmt periec, structure Il every
organ of cach plant. the n,ts, mature ,levc-
opmcnt ot their fruit and, consequently. the
mat healthy constitution possible to attain
It viii give fertility tn the ,no<s barron
sril<. and an. lnaiu,ain the highcs. fertility
!, all ,,;l.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

Keeps cnn.fantly on hand . large as
sortment Of Ready made Cl",hing-slso
clothes made to order in the latest aud
most fashionable styles.
Persous desiring to secure bargains
would de- we'll to call aud exarine thy
stock before g"ing elsewhere TO purchase
sep. e;h, ls64 1T
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

IHOfESOiONfL VOI1CE.
'f>iiE undersigned, having devoted :hrc,
years To the s,ui. of Dentistry, "ffrrs HE
pr'sr.si"nai services u the public H- will
practice dsnsissry, hereafter. in conmnctir,
with n,r.lic!ne. and can always b-. found
whcn MT professionally engaged, at the old
residence Of c; C. Spaldins. in Medl-y's Neck
All or'iers addressed I" him, from t;.is aud
the adtinins counties, will NEE: with prump,
attentkua. -. : -
J FELIX MORGAN, MI,
Leonard Town, P. o.
February 25tk. 1861 SIN.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

RATIFICATION NOTICE
IL Cireui, Court for Sain, M.ry's e,unty.
sitting as Cour, of Equity
Jatnes II. Courrsy and others
VI.
Matthew j Whratley ard others
No S. New Eapi,y.
Ordered that the sale made and reported
by Geo |. Spalding. Trustee in this case.
BE- ratified aLd confirmed, unle-. cause I"
the contrary be sh"wn on or b.:fnre 'he
third Monday i'm November next; prnvi.
ded c"py Of this order be inserted in th.
Saint Mnry's '6ase,t-.' once week t.
three successive ~reks previous to the
third Monday Of November next
The report states the amount Of sal, to
be five hundred aud Eve dollar. (S5,5. j
JNO. A..CAMALlER Cfk
Ct. CT. for Saint Mary'- county.
True copy-Tcst.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Crk.
august 18th 1864.
Aug -25- -3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
james C. Bes. 4 others,
~
R"ber,N ban.
1n the Circuit Court for Saint Mary
County. sitting ar a C"ur, Of Equity
Or.irrvd BY the Court, that dse Audi
tors R-p"rt. A. 6led in thus case, b. ret
i6.a aud c,nfrmed. unless caus- 20 the
contrary be shown on or bcfse the third
M..nday "f November next Provided q
sopy "f this order be published in the Ssin,
Mary's Gnzrtss. once week for three sue.
cessive weeks. previous to said third Moo
day Of November next
BY order.
JNO A. CAVALIER, Crt.
True c"py-.tcst.
JNO A CAVALIER, CPk.
Angus. iih. lYG4-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
JAMES q. DOWNS.
ATTORNEY Ar Law.
Ieosoyd 1cnea NJ

"lLL givs psrsieslar sftcstioa . the Tur.
w chase aud sals f ssal e<iass m SHas Me.
~ and ahs sajain,sE cou:.siss Als'. ssh a..
ecd to Tie col:Seuos sf 0ovsusse.,s asl osssf
sstms
The hss sf rss,s.sess -oisu, wts s1ciss1
Aawsst txaA. nfE-6 -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
HARRISON'S
PLANT FERTBLlZElI,

A PERFECT FOOD FOR EVERY vARI
ETY. or FARM AND GARDEN
CROP
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29
Maeaulay's Conversational Power.

"0cSuAay'S VOnVeTSStlO0S4 rover
There Is common impression that in
society he was engrossing ard overpower-
ing. Every one who has heard the witty
saying Of his old friend (no two men could
appreciate each other more highly and just
ly,) about flashes Of silence" But in the
quiet intercourse with the single friend, no
greater talker was more free, easy, and
genial, than Macaulay. There was the
most equal interchange of thought; lie lis
tened with as much courtesy as he spoke
with gentle and pleasant persuasiveness.
Ina large circle. such IS he delighted to
meet and assemble round him to thu close
Of his life, few chosen intimates, some
accomplished ladies, foreigners Of the high
est distinction, who were eager 10 make
his acquaintance, his manners were frank
and open. In conversation in such circle,
a commanding voice, high animal spirits,
unrivaled quickness of appreciation, flow
of language as rapid as inexhaustible, gave
him perhaps larger share, but share
which few wero not delighted to yield to
him. His thoughts were like lightning,
and clothed themselves at once in words.
While other men were thinking what to
say, and how they should say it, Macaulay
had said it oil, and great deal more. And
the stores which his memory had at instan.
taneous command! A wide range Of Greek
and Latin history and literature, English,
French, Italian, Spanish; of German he
had not so foil . stock, but he knew the
best works or the best authors; Dutch he
learned for the purpose Of his History.
with these came snecdote, touches Of
character, drollery. fun, excellent stories,
cxccllently told. The nearer often longed
tor Macaulay's memory to carry off what
he had heard in , single morning, 10
an after-dinner colloquy, or in few hours
in a country-house.-Mi1man's Life Of
Macaulay. -. .,-r.- .. .-.. :
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

USDrR ARREsr-We learn from some gen.
tlemen just from the lower Mississippi. that J
G. Warner Of this city is under arrest by the
military authorities The ground for this ar.
rest i. the charge, whether true or false we
know irot, that Mr.. w. was entrusted by the
negroes Of his leased plantation with several
bales Of cotton to dispose Of for them at New
Orleans, and that he forgot to render any &C.
count of the sale. Such is common street talk.
We trust for the honor of the individual and
the credit Of the city, that the report may be
groundless. One who voted for striking the
word "White" from the constitution should not
violate his consistency by depriving the black
man of his rights-Des MONIES Statesman.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29
JesA Dialaag's Martial ietiouary.

6osA Dllliag's Martial Dictionarys
''06MHS TIE dSsgS or war"-but muzzle
the darned kritters; If you don't SOMEBODY
will git hurt.
"War ov Exterminashun"- fraxe
sS%es hslsy Y The Konepdissa,. Dspsrt.
"Advance Gard"-this is gard tina hav
tn hsv in our armce tn keep our fellers
from p;chin intu the enema from frunt.
wards. -. ss-.--
"Rear Gard"-this is a gard that tina hav
h keep our fellcrs. when they are sur.
rounded, from pichin' into the enema back.
s.@"Awl quiet on the Potermuck"-t
shows what perfect subjecshun our fellers
air under.
"A successful rade"-cu,ting oph q
turnpike within the enema's lines, and
bringin' in blind mule and niggers to
board. .s.r
Preserved Korps' this take it, means
our ophisers, who die at tavern stands, and
are stuffed and cent home to berry.
"Baze of supplies Samuel's
pocket book. sas- 'a a.
"Pickitts" these arc surplus chaps who
are cent out tn borry turbacker, and tn see
il the kussed rebels hav got any pass.
-t+"An aArmisticc" = giving the enema tn
chances to git licked instead ofone.
"Militara Stratergee" tn reduce
a swamp by ketchin' the biyous fever out
ov it.
''Rekrutin' Ophisers"- who
are cent intu the rural destricks, on fur
long to rekrute- themselves.
''Armee Rashuns"-back pay and pre-.
served beef.
"Quartcring on the encma'--this fraze
is defunkt. bekase it is contrare to Hoyle.
"War Hoops'-jist- the thing for hot
da tho injuns used to have them.
'Corte Marshal'-where tina tri the mis-.
dcmeners out Of an ophiser so that he'll do
to pr0rnoat.s sst r 1sEg %f @~Ei9 ~
Parallel lines"-are them kind O lines
that never cum together. s-~,
.t'Milttarai hecessita" ophisers and q
gallon ov whiski to every three privates.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

A Sonar Hrsrnnv-0ns day ~vhen
the seven wise men of Greece were at the
court of Pericles Of Corinth, the question
Eas proposed: ara.
(which is the most perfect popular gov
ernment?'
..,.That," said Bias, "where the laws have
no superior
THAT" said Thales, "where the inhabi-
tants are neither too rich nor too poor"
THAT" said Anacharsis the Scythian,
where dignities are always conferred upon
the virtuous and never upon the base"
THAT" said Cleolmis, "where the citi-
gems fear blame more than punishment"
''That," said Chic. "where the laws are
more regarded than the orators" /
But Solon's opinion seems to have the
greatest weight, who said, "Where an in
suit done to the meanest subject, is an in
suit upon the whole Constitution" sz
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

Icannot say that sympathize with you. sir,
in commiseraling the sufferings of our heroic
soldiery. for / think it must be Sweet to die
for ones country" "Why don't you 20 to
the war then 80, we'll, that is-ai Indeed,
must say, neuer did like s,reet hhin9s!"
How truly the brief lines below portray the
insenGble decentralization and brutalization
which has spread through our nation, until ten
thousand men slain, and twenty thousand left
mangled on the field, awake hardly the inter-
est in the public mind which a single murder
could arouse few short years ago:
-Boys and girls,
And women that would groan to see child
i Pull off an insects leg, all read of war,
The best amusement for a morning meal,
As If q soldier died without wound
As if the fbers Of his God.like frame
Were gored without pang.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

A bishop, some time since, got into CONVEX.
isstion With q little Irish boy who was Roman
Catholic. The following colloquy took place.
:'You believe, then. that shall be lost r
said the bishop .Hgl. ss
mo, SIR" said the boy.
"You believe that those that die out of your
church are lost, do you mott"
,, EYES, SIR" a esyaftsafaT ~
'sWell, if were to die now, would die out
& Of your church." go l'1sI rfEt777
:, .":Yes." said the boy, "but you might be
saved because of your, inconssUable ignorance"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

TINE undersigned invite the attention Of all who
i are in want Of . REAPER AND NO WER
the present season to the above Machine gotten
up for the year 1864 This Machine Is 30 extensiv
and favorably known among the farming community,
that it is hardly necessary to call your attention
Its numerous claims for te=
Superiority over all its Competitors.
careful and skiflly conducted tests of
all the SelfRakers, that 49,
WOOD'S is the ONLY
@' THOROUGHLY, PRACTICAL ONE,
Have mrde to attach 1t to this machine
with this addition IL is universally conceded BY all
who have witnessed its operations, to be
The Most Complete,
and the MOST THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL MACHINE
ever put into the harvest field.
The Agents OF . certain sold fogy machine, (Which
Dy the way was very good one for the age which
originated 1t, but which IL 1t least ten years be-
hind the times, witness the "bungling ATTEMPT 1t
ssetraker) whose sun Of prosperity, is feared.
now ON the wane with seal worthy Of better cause
nave expended q vast amount of wind-work and
written volumiuous and labored pamphlets NOT for
ths purpose Of bringing before the public the kER-
ITS Of their OWN machine, but for the very cues.
tionable one Of DESERVING OURS. Others, acting
as agents for machine, between which and our own
osy nj e take how
machine above alnded to, MEYER HAD ANY
PHEST!GE) with degree OF assurance equalled
column In public newspaper, "cautionng the pub"
ic that attempts have been made to sell another
and inferior machine the strength OF their rep.'
SITUATION" with much else Of . like character.
Now all this talk Is supremy ridiculous, especially
to those who cognzant the fact that the agents
Of the John r. Nanny machine have had left over on
could not Be- and WHICH ha1s besn
shipped back, at the close Of the season. to Rockford
their place Of manufacture to be painted re-varn
or season to be sold a. "NEW AND IMPROVED Ma.
CHIMES while the demand for the JOHN II. NAN
ny MACniNE has been every year largely in excess
OF the supply Is also that the
John 4. Nanny Combined Machine
was patented and in successful operation years
before that "emanstion Of disordered brain, )" the
John r. Nanny, was foisted into notice Their, TO
say the least, ungentlemanly efforts sell their ma.
chimes by deserving ours, will be readily appreciated
BY the public when It 10 undeEstosd that there was
Largely Increased Demand
for the John II. Nanny machines last year, and .
consequent 'fslliDg on" IN the demand for theirs.
There's sCherc tt Hsgrts.'
In conclusion. We have to say don't be humbugged
WAREHOUSE No. 1
and satisfy yourse before purchasing any OF the
worthless machines whose agents are compelled to
resort to such above in order to sell them
TRACEY & ROBERTS, :.
=. aft3. --j General Agents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29
Plea SAINT Grove Cemetery.

TIME propreto-s Of this beautiful burial place take
pleasure in announcing to the people OF McGregor
that they have the grounds fenced In good sub
stantial manner, ard are prepared to give good titles
to lots. All persons who have friends buried there
requested to come forward and arrange for their
lots, the propretors will he compelled to remove
their remains to the Potter's Field.
Applications to be made to
+, "''''i WIN. GREEN, or
@a ORLANDO AcCRANEY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

LII persons ;, forbid cutting taking any
AIIM3ER from. The SPANISH GRANT. from and,
after this date without permit from the Agents ct
the company. All parties tre-passing hereafter, Will
be dealt with to the extent Of Law.
Persons wi hing to purchase wood or down TIMBER
can apply to the Agents. VIM. GREENE,
o. iicCRANEY,
General Agents Giard Land Company,
Septcmber Let, 1868. ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

"LlFELoKG DEMOCRATS. I'm q speech in
New York city, the other night, Chauncy
} Burr said: "e
"Daniel S. Dickinson, Lyman Tremain,
John W. Forney, TO, are in the habit Of
calling themselves lifelong Democratic
Just as Judas Iscariot might have strutted
about with his thirty pieces Of silver in his
pocket, calling himself disciple of the
i A0Ta sesus." n aatEti EUss
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29
The Rockford Nurseries.
Every Description Of Hardy Trees.


1000 Choice Hard Apple Trees adapted to the
West standards aud Dwaris ~
Pears, Standards and Dvarfs
A good stock Of Dwarf Cherries Dakes and NoIil>
los all hardy and productive.
Craps tINBs--A large stock Of Delawares, Dianas.
Concords. Cuyahogas, Rebeccas, Hartford PrQliees
and a host OF other approved new hardy Grapes.
l,OOo 900 Naples from one to yeats old, aud pssee
from $40 per NJ, to 500 per hundr-ss
: STRAwBgRRIRs-- Trion,phe, Dc 0rsnd, Wilsoe'-
Albany, Peabody's Prolific, 60
Northumberland Cane, and Doolittle's In.
proved, Brinckle's Orange, &c. 444. gs-
= OaNAmgNTAL sHRUBBRRY In great variety.
large collection Of Evergresns, Green House and
Budding p ants In profusiOn.
Leave orders with Bass Il Elmendorf, at Mc0regor [
q X. Bent. West Union William Baxter, strawberry
Po,ut or NJ. W. rrott, travelling agent.
catalogues sent on application.
Apply to J. s. SllEARMAN, Proprietor,
334yl #.T Rockford, IN.
ST. NerIcz-It having come to my knowledge
that sundry parties using the name Of my N0r
se,y to cell their TRASH, hereby give notice that
John L. Page is not, and nsper has been my agent,
neither has he purchased and nursery stock Of
me, consequently do not hold myself responsible
for his contracts. J. &. kllEAkNAN,
Proprietor OF Rockford Nurseries.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

Z IA frog fell on+sef block Of sandstone
which some workmen were breaking at
Johnstown, Pa, few days since. The
stone was known not to have been disturb.
ed since IT was quarried thirty years ago !;
and how long the frog, which was squeezed
$6at as cent, had been in there can only
; b smattcrof conjecture. Immediately en-
falling out the reptile began to swell and
move, and in q short tims became quite
i1elv ------.------~.a--. - q
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

French Cashmere, splendid assortment; French and
English Coatngs. very fine article-CHEAP;
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Farmers and
Mechanics CassiDeres, Cottonades,
Linen Drills for Pants, cheaper
than Denims, Linen Coat
-.s.s--. -ings Of all kinds. ..... ,
HATS, CAPS AND
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

ssAg a g ~ Esy.y
Why Is bridegroom worth more than q
bride! Because she IL given away and he
y sold. Ee
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29

A girl in Cairo, Illinois, healthy and intel.
Ggent, has an irresistible propensity to eating
4ts 6Ae vills1eal OF iato room By her.
cell. and showing great dexterity in catching
her game. feed on flies. During the winter
the appetite leaves her. but in return of fly
time, her craving returns:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-29
PLOW.S! PLOW,S!!

:. We would call the attention OF farmers to this
branch of our trade. The ST. Joseph Iron Company
at Misha wska. Indiana, sre now manufacturing fer
VA Flows of very superior quality made from the
best Of steel, selected timber, polished and finished
up in beautiful style. We receiving and
shall keep for sale good assortment Of the different
kinds.
S. & II. RUBLE,
3s8 N~@h- Western Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19
R9Al goTAT9o
InsunAmeE AoEmey.
JOHN i. EWlTS 4 CO.,
ou 1. sVIYx !. 4 nlLL. u. J. uDDgR,
NaeaEolss Daoe1Gs Up stsisavl -
SECOND ~.
lnproved 1 Ullnprsved Farm,
CITY LOTS,
Dwellang Douses = oseees
Bought, Gold and Leased
Houso Lots for Sale.
= Great Bargain.

No. =. Those eligible building lcts corner o.
twelfth aud Rock Island streets. being !eO Sees
front on south side i9th street, and 40 Sees %
east side Of Rock Island street.
;he sbOve il . very lne location R!Sco vesy
n ,: terms upcommonlv easy--a small amoun!
- c.sh dovn-balance on long term Of years q
low rate Of interest.
e.crs ~ ,ss feet desp-prics vesy lo~. % pay.
oeut for the 10, tie ,nossy 70 build rH b toened
Ser . term Of years at six PEI s<nf.
NO ss. d Brady street. le0 ssst front y 10
~ deep--Sepced. Price az Per fso.s loos;
No. 3. On Third street. LOT No. l0rarker'se ~
Z ton, corner lot, price, t2oo
No. 30. -Four house lots in Dawson = True .
addition $3.50 each Terms easy.
Nos. 81, 81. -: Thirty house lOss !. slayna-
rc 81 A valuable city lot =. 3. corner Of
Main and College Avenue 900 feet on Main BY
l60 feet on College Avenue and commanding .
heautifal river view. Price q, 500.
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wasAr.-No. !, we'll cleaned. round and plump,
Club, Tea and Galena, <l.45: No. 2, ell sound,
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FoR Christmas Presents, 50 to Strseper's,
No. : East Second street, where can Be
found great variety Of Fancy Goods, just
suited for HOLIDAY Presents for Ladies,
Gentlemen and Children. div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

Jusr rns Tmxo.-Evesybody should So
Gresns's splendid stock Of Photographic Al.
bums-new styles-also patroniss his splen-
did candies-Stewart's best, and the best in
town. Store on Brady street, between 4th
and 9Th.
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FREE DeLivERr.-Post Master Russell1n.
nounces In the Gasstss. that the Post Office
Department has deemed it inadvisabls 70
inaugurate the system Of free delivery Of
letters until its feasibility is more thorough
ly tested in the places where it has been
put in operation.