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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
The Administration and the Pres.

The New Nation. in article on the relations
of the Press TO the Administration, makes the
following curious revelation:
But what i To be thought Of an administration
that is afraid OF It's frends-of the presses that
helped to put il in power! IL argues something
rotten in Denmark The raid of the Admins
,ration against the Press of the country. was not
intended 20 much for The ii soyal Journals ~ for
the lovAl or Republican ones: but the latter saw
IL purpose, and cot out OF the way Ii was lie
liberately c0ntemp plated st one time to pounce
down upon certain Republican journals and TO
thrust into the national forts two or three Of the
principal Republican publici>ts of the country. il
not more; and the execution OF this design was
only DELAYED in waiting TOR public opinion 70
harden sufficiently 10 make il safe for the Ad-
ministration TO enter upon so hazardous an exper-
iment Public opinion. however. did Dot rise 10
that pitch OF indurauou 10 Justify the movement;
and the scheme was. fortunately tor its project
ors. abandoned. Indeed. public opinion. by de
srees, rescued the Republican press from the
dangers 81 administrative intolerance. aud that
press : beginning 10 reassert It's right of speech
with decided success
The distinguished Republican publicists' al
lnded 10 must have been Greeley. Beecher and
lilton Can this be the reason why these three
worthless are 10; IN favor If the re nomination OF
Honest Old Aoes /, may account for the
milk in that cocoa nut. There is a moral In this
fact. however. which the Republican press should
heed Had tbs Administration succeeded in
muzzling the Democratic newspapers. nothing
under heaven could have saved the Republican
press rom the ssoe fate New York World
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

The town of Hatfield. Mass raised 675
acres OF tobacco last year. the product of which
at 80 cents per pound-less than the average
price tor that which has been sold-would bring
1926 600. This gives $3.50 to every inhahitant
of the town. IL Is also related OF farmer Of the
same town that be has received 81 = 400 for the
product Of his farm the last yesr. Sl4 600 of
which Is clear profit De raised 6n0 bushels OF
tobacco
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
STATE ITEMS.

SMALL Pox.-Some siH or eight cases Of this
loathsome disease are now reported in ths city
aud throughout the country there are numerous
cases Proper steps have been taken. se uoder-
stand. to keep the disease from spreading in
town. Too much care cann1t be taken.-[ War
saw Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
The National Debt.

With a war of three years duration. the United
States have managed to incur debt equal TO
that OF Great Britain The accumulation of the
English debt began in the reign of Charles the
until il has reached It's present magnitude of
$4,000, OOO.OOO
The New Haven Register in reviewing the
question SAYS that the expenditures of the Gov
ernmeut during the war have constantly ex-
ceeied the official estimate. while the receipts
have fallen off For instance take the following
estimates of the Secretary of the Treasury for
1863 with the actual result
Estimated. Realized.
Direct sIIslO7I7 % Lass o3 81
Internal Revenue. $3.50. s5.i46.J03 y B. 640,'TI 81
Total. ..-... se7 or .U2i 81 sci 80
Here is seen deficiency of nearly 5000 600
in the anticipated receipts while the anticipation
of the expenditures is even further from the
reality:
Estimated expenses o. 1865. SIS 53l 245
Actual expenses In 1855. ............ 9l4.,ua 9e5
ExoeSs over estimate. ............. $3.50 s7s so
Mr. CHasE estimated the expenses for 1864 at
$3.50 81 .0se: Congress has already appropriated
81 .404. 900 900 for the war department alone.
The rate az which the deb, has accumulated. and
the amount of claims yes to be adjusted. make il
certain that the public debt il not less (and prob
ably exceeds 81. 200 900, 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
Ali this is rank apprehension.

MIR. A T. Stewarts sales during the pas
wear have amounted 10 nearly the enormous SUN
Of thirty -hye millions vi dollars. his net income
has been given to the proper authorities empow
ercd Ia levy tax at four millions Of dollars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
ASTROLOcY.
TIE LAST WEEK

DR0FESS0R LE0NlDAS, THE CELEBRATED AMI
renowned AStrOoger, will unveil the mysterious
veil of the future. IN love affairs he fails. He has
the -" winning the affections Of the opposite
He is the seventh Of the seventh son. born with
natural gift He is the greatest Asrooger of the nine
teenth century; this science there i 10 equa
him. such the stars, charms spell and taiSmsns and
he has the never failing charm Of love and talismar
against enemies that possesses myrsculouS virtue, in
vented by the great Wizard and Fortune Teller Samslio
OF Tartary
Those who consult him will that he practices moth
ing what il reconcabe Philosophers. In fact
single visit will satisfy the fa>duus of his respec
liability, moral rectitude and the purity Of his proes
Ladies dollar. gentlemen dollars.
" B. The Professor has connection with any illte
and ignorant fortune teilers whatever.
He Will be found No "a Palmer House.
apr4-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

A ELEVEN O'CLOCK WE WILL SILL tn THE
N highest bidder House and Lot No Chatham street.
The Lot being about p feet wide and les deep
alley, the House comfortable frame Of three rooms,
kitchen. cellar, well. cistern. pumps, &c
Al &C ock will sell No g. South Tennessee street,
conS ting Of To- 20 by 1875 feet deep alley,
Portable house Oftwo rpOns porch well ard pump
Immediately a forwards will sell the House and
Lot on the Southeast Of McCary and Tennessee
consisting Of lot 50 BY ~ feet alley house OF
two rooms, kitchen. cellar, stable, WELL pump, carriage
shop, wood house and she'd yard graveled
Immediately afterwards WILL sell NV FRAME
HOUSE three doors north of the last named being lot
out LOT -, 80 BY e2 feet 10 alley, house having two
rooms and a cellar.
Ut TITLES good. Sale positively without reserve.
TERMs-0he- third cash in hand, ethrd in one and
onethird in two years, with per cent. interest mort
gage security a the balance.
SPANN SMITH.
apr4 dts Real Estate Brokers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COUNCILMAN OF THE NINTH WARD
citizens Of the Ninth Ward for Councilman the special
election on the 9th of Apri
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
NOTICE.

oTrEcE INDIANA ILLINOIS CENTRAL r R. Col
lSDIASAPoLIs April ], 1864
UNdE REGuLA ANNUAL NEETiNi OF THE
III stockholders OF the Indians and Iliinoi. Central
Ls'lSay Company for the election Of Directors o. said
Company 10 serve fer the ensuing year. sill be held
tne Once OF the Comp in the City Of indianapolis,
lsdsna on The first Wednesday 18th day Of May 1854
O'Clock p u.
BY order OF the Beard Of Directors.
Attest B. X. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
spr5-dln
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
NOTIONS, &C.
CHlLDREN'S CABS. GIGS,
AND
w IL l. OW WA ONS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES on EXHIBITION .yn
IT for sale NJ my sAlesroom. ND stairs They are Sc
lected from the best manufacturers aud vary In prices
from TWO to THIRTY DOLLARS apiece. Dealers will
find IL their interest," 70 inspect these gosds
CHARLks MAYER.
feb2o-d&~su No. - West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
EXECUTORS SALE.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

4 WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE THE FOLLOW
ing described Real En'ate in Indiana, belonging
the estate Of Gnoch Appegae. late Of Fayttte County
Indiana, deceased
One Farm Of so in Marion County six miles
Of Indianapolis, onefourih Of mile south of the toll
gate the National Road. One halt j. under cutlva-
tion, the other hafis well timbered.
Also. so ia Henry County miles northwes,
of Newcastle, the sulphur Springs. the line Of
the Chicago and Cincinnati Air Line Railroad ne-hs
under cultivation. the other half well timbered
Also, miles northwest IN
Fayee County; 65 under cultivation. the residue
in timber
particulars address the undersigned Corners
vile, Indiana. w. T. APPLEGATE,
aprl-dlw6w2w Executor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
A DIVERSION N FAVOR OF FREMONT.

Mr. Lane went on TO say that he would sup
port the nominee of the Baltimore Convention.
whoever it was. He had heard the names of
Chase. Fremont. loud cheering.l Butler. Fes-
sender. and others. and TO either. if he was the
regular nominee. he would give an energetic
support.
Three cheers were called from the platform
and given for Lane and Lincoln and three cheers
called from The audience for Fremont was re-
ceived with mingled cheers and Kisses
During the meeting a bust OF Lincoln occupied
the front of the platform.
Gen Lanes speech WAS remarkably free from
oaths. a large portion OF Il written for pub
LEGATION, ana had probably come directly from
the " ashngton mint OF President makers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
NOTICE.
EST RAY.

FUNAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER. On FRIDAY,
4 April LIST. RED cow with young calf The
has white TANKS and about years old. The person
owning said have her by proving property and
paying charges, PATRICK BRENNAN,
indianapolis, April 6 d3t HenderSon's Addition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
For the STATE Sentinel


GREESFIRLp, IA. April ). 1864.
Enron SENTINEL: At the October election OF
1868. at the Center Township polls (Greenheld)
the whole number Of votes cast vas 562: the
abolition majority 276. Yesterday. the
whole number Of votes cast ~as 4y6; abolition
majority. go; gain, la. G. Y. ATKlsox.
Negro Soldier Outrages-Riots, Bur.
gIary, Theft, and Murderous As.
saults.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
ArEw QUESTIONS OF ExPEpIkSoY.

He referred to the charges against Mr. Lin
coin that he did not issue the proclamation OF
emancipation soon enough. Why, said Mr..
Lane, We lost the elections OF Ohio and lndi-
ana. and came nigh losing the balance of power
in Congress because that proclamation was
issued too soon-do you know thatr The pub
lie sentiment of the North had TO be agitated
up to the point of preparation before that proc
lamation could be issued | tell you that Old
Abe's heart was just as deeply involved in the
desire to issue that proclamation as Jim Lane
was. Applause ] But sagacity induced him to
postpone the issuing of that proclamation until
it could be done safely And when he did
issue it it was something like when the niger
caught snipe under his hat. and in trying to
get him the bird flew off CRYING "sca IA. "
YES" said the niger, cit was the narrowest
escape you ever had. Laughter. We came
near losing the balance OF power Congress
by 1t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
PHOTOGRAPHS.
WANTED D.


vVyHREE OR FOUR LABOkISG HANDS WANTED To
il work twelve miles from the city Good wages
given Inquire Of James Renhau, Palmer House saloon
nsr2s-d2~ C. C COLLINS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
CONCERNING MIscEGSATIoS.

Ii is asked, what il to be done with the negroes
after they are freed! | have asked myself. if
some of the politicians who say that Mr.. Lincoln
WAS not fast enough with the emancipation pro
clamatos would not like to have him issue a
procla nation declsring-6rst. that the negro Is
the superior OF the white man, ami that every
white man should take black wife and every
black man white wife Laughter | am the
radical of radicals: but | believe that white
man. il he behaves himself. is the equal of the
Niger Let anv political party write the admix
ture of races on their banner. and they will be
crushed as bv nm avalanche. No attempt 10 ad-
mix black blood with ours is a crime against our
race There was here some evidences of dis
APPRECIATION am responsible alone, of mvselt,
tor what say; and-thOugh think ii very likely
that that opinion will meet the approbation
of every one here, believe that the mlngling OF
the blood OF tn, colored aud white races will fail
\ voice ould it hurt "A copperhead to mix
himl" Laughter and applause.
Mr. Lane-Well. they have been practicing it
couple of hundred years. Great laughter
Mr. Lane continued by advocating his idea Of
building up "A separate country IN Texas for the
negroes, and letting them all live there by
themselves, under the protection of the United
States
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

The First Lipcein Mass Meeting In
New york-A Very slim Audience
Jim Lane on the Rampage; also ON
the Pomeroy Circular; also ON Ms
cegenation-A diversion for FIRE.
mont.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
DAVENPORT, IOWA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER p, 1864.

cd by the Democrats here, and that the same
had been paid over by certain ~. p"
that some woman had go stated at n coffee
table," aid that certain Mr.. S." had said
something to the same effect, but that inss-
much as he (Ochs) had given clue to the
plot, it was very easy for Der Dsmei-at to
cover its tracks. and could well afford to offer
rewaad Of 800 for finding something that
its managers had in their power to conceal.
Mr. Ochs, though deliberately making this
defamatorv charge. refused to give the name
o. the woman IN question. Or Of the persons
whose Initials he had given. ssying that prob
ablv Mr.. Volstedt could furni>l, some fur her
clue ifMr. fischer or Mr.. Stibolt would take
the pains to Inquire Of him. The 'F
P-r' alluded to is aonc other than Frank
Central Committee Of this county. TO HRS
Mr. S.ibclt applied for Information. and vas
furnished with an affidavit that he tPluner,
had never heard Of the msiter before that
he had never spoken to Mr.. stiboit editor
of Ief Dtn,oirat, in his life-that he had net
spoken to Mr.. fischer, proprietor Of that pa
per, in the last four months
In this mornings Deasotrat the editor
charges Mr.. Och, with being an unmtlgated
scoun,ircl in his action in this ma.ter--snd
defes him 10 make good the contemplate
asp .rsions he has thrown out
The entire matter is unquestionsbly 3 plan
Of some pol teal hacks Of the Lincoln schoo!
TO bring Der Democrat into tad rcpute
among Germans and the public generally.
because It does no. Internationally swallow
Lincoln and ali is dirty, unprincip. d acts.
But in 50 doing Mr.. cchs and his confcder-
ates in guilt. have only cut their own finger.
badlythc blow that they aimed at Ter Dan
olrat has rccoi.ed with increased rec upon
themselves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

A RArr.-The Dubuque Herald speaks
OF the arrival Of raft Of a million feet of
lumber at that place from still water. 1t ,s
coming to LIE Clairc-there taken to pieces.
brought over the rapids-,hcn reconstruc.-
cd and taken down to the lower rapids and
passed over in like manner. and then taken
to st. Lou's, provided navigation don't
clpse upon h. This i laboring under great
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

OuR DuTY-We deem il o,.r duty to keep
constantly before our readers that most val
liable Of all medicines, Coe Cough Basam.
1t has stood the tests of time aud expert
mcnt. and all who use il speak in the must
praiseworthy terms OF It's medical value 1t
is the real duty OF every parent to keep a
constant supply Of it in the house, reaay Tor
immediate use. Not only IS it most splen-
did remedy Tor coughs. sud.ien colds. infiu
enza. Group, and all throat complaints, but
it is the consumpsives grca' relief When
they are so far gone thai no medicine will
ever cure them. Goes Cough Baisam will be
found ard invaluable friend TO alay the
coughing, help the expcc.ora,ion and case
the sufferer. Why will We that are suffering
from coughs colds. Group, sore throat, hoars-
ness--ani that are liable 10 pulmonary at
tacks. not take our advice, and provide your
self with supply OF Goes Cough Balsa
the best and cheapest Cough Bai>am in the
world. Il cost but forty cents, and can be
found ,pon the counters Of druggists every
where. Oct27 i'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

Sriil. THEY CoaE, and sill the people
rush to Parks Il Iiosmcr's for their grocer
les. They do this because they feel sure O.
getting pure article-because they are
sure of getting it at a low f.urc-becaus
1t is for their interest to do 50. Al goods
warranted pure and healthy and all order.
delivered in any part OF the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
fnIf AsAMM0A.

| . TRAYEt FIX ~ lHE PkEN,SES NF The
S-rnscalssa on the Rail- oai half way between
" slcct. aud fulton, black mare coll y months
old. wniie spot on one hind foot. will pay t2s
70 ANY persDn who will bring her to n.e or tell ne
where she can be found.
dino JUN ACSN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

WINTER GooDs.-Thc best quality of
gents wooden oyer>hrts, undershiits and
drawers just opened at Sam perry's Tn Sc
goods are very cho,ce, and cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

Tur finest stack Of ladies' furs ever Offer
ed IN Davenport can now be seen at Far
rand's. Ladies will be delighted with their
richness and superior style. They are Of
fcred at only slight advance over old
prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

iEsANiTY. = There are causes other than
what are generally thought by pco:le who
have not stadcd medical authors that bring
on diseased state Of the brain or mental
faculties, as well as impair The physical en-
crsies. and which is ,nore common than any
0 her. We reltr our readers 10 pr teiI 5
Treatise Oh Self Abuse, e. ii i, worthy
the perusal by every young man. Sc adj
verti>e;nent IN another column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

4 VEar MEAN Trick. On Tuesday
morning there appeared in Der Demckrat, OF
this city, an advertisement Of Francis Ocns,
City Assessor, offering reward oil $5U to
any person who would furnish proof that it
was true, ''as it probably was that De-
DtmoArat had been paid the sum Of $J'6 for
indirectly support trg Gen Mcclellan for tho
Presidency. The advertisement aas order
ell inserted two weeks. In the sunc issue,
Messrs. fischer and Stibolt met the quasi
charge by offering reward of $500 to any
person who would furnish the proofs called
for BY Mr.. Ochs.
This unlocked for development caused
Mr.. Ochs to at once withdraw his PROPOSE
ton, though that Of Der Demokrat yet re-
mains & od. Upon proofs being demanded
BY Der DemoErat, whereupon Mr.. Ochs couli
l,~-~ ~ 49, u,~.re1,s. s,13-H ek~66
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
dffe,

ala. 1000 or GENERAL MEasHASniss, eensisting
- Reo4s and shoes Tor de ar exchange tor
.eai property, This ssocs Wis selected II pe-
.emter "a, at low prices lsoa' Jo1hsrs. ana Is
,iiarei for s.,c on account Of the falling health
If It's owner. i, can BE- bought al gfedt osf-
n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

Go TO THE BEsr-Go to Bryant & STRAIT
tons Chicago Commercial College, to get a
thorough practical business education, OF 70
beco e good so-nd telegraph OPERATOR
For circulars address enclosing stamps)
Bryant L Stratton, Chicago, illinois. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

TrE river has not been 80 low ~ tar back
as the memory of man runneth Boats
| manage to get along. bu. hai il hari work
-f2seGtti.e .f,nraW.
II WAS only two eg three days ago that
til.s same paper WAS iia!irg laui, .flth tue
Northern Line Packet Company. charging
| it With inactivity in moving freight, without
| a> intlcli as intmatn. that there was any
good reason why freight does not move
! faster: also cIlarging The company with
showing partiality to Davoip)rt shippers
and leay'ns Niscatire shippers to suffer
Ia the i.rst place MuScatine ships but tr-
| lie in comparison TO what Davenport ships.
Tbs one very good reason why the boats
don take as much freight from Mu-catine
! "a Davenport. In the next place Musoatine
can have all the freight shipped that her
shippers will place on the lavcc--l rovided
they would rather take care Of it ut ii ont
rose or Fort Madison, while waiting its
chances to get round the rapids by rail,
than to look after it at home.
Hard as it is to get along, and notwith-
standing the immense quantity of stuff
waiting shipme, t, the Northern Line is
read, 10 pace every pound Of freight that
has now accumulated or may accumulate
along the river, on the levec at Fort Madi-
son or Montrose, within two weeks, il the
shippers desire it. They have two large
boats laying idle here, crews all ready, and
are only awaiting orders from shippers.
They guarantee also to take the freight at
keokuk as fast as the railr ad will deliver
it there from Fort Madison and Montrose j:
| could there be anything fairer? I? The blame
rests with the railroad around the rapids.
They lack cars to handle the freight Last
spring the Northern Line offered 10 advance
the road f2o,0o0 with which TO hu. freight
cars, and take it out in work. That liberal
offer was rejected. and the road is weak,
| is the present cause Of inactivity in the
movement Of treights.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
EE K .vITT II II !.

In this line my stock is not excellcd.
Bureaus Tables. Siads. Bedstesds Of al kinds,
in fact everything in the wav OF common FUN
lure constant GU hand. Also parlor end Bed
room SETS Safls Tet. T-ies Marble and Wood
Top Centre Tahles. Narile Top Bureaus and
Wash Stands. lounges Ma tra.ses. &c. Dc.
CALI 1T GOULD FOR YOUR CARPETS
Cal, at GouLDS for Your Furniture. on scconl
street, Corner Of Perry. Uc,.2l dAn6n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

No -. E,rn.v acts l..i.n, niie from the
ci,v limits on the wcst Aiien : Gfn', fea l, al
auher .,ae cnifs aton a irAc' VIVA go" ''N'' IL
in, and on, buildings we'll wAtcrs'i, iruit orch
ara etc 4 g.rg deeartf7.t g-fet. lrice c',N'' F.;
A. ,.io cash balance On time 10 salt
H. :, - u re f.lrsa az; tn iowa tify Locust
street t,,al mics irein ie citN. All udiei neg
fence. hall nn,ter eui'is balance cAst"Ie s
and t.pDtr land. Gnol tHn story i'eiI4e dwell
,nr VIA necessary oat bmidns~, etc. i'rice
IL III Farm ct = acres on. RIVER road be
tween, Pr,ncctea and i.ecialae, large o'ct~f@,
jwciiiag barn add oat aodSe~. Knee s-,'ee ;
/. ca>it ouiencenl t'ne.t1 Al
Ne.4u. Unc ieu arlc t'iii ~ 'ieoi!s oN nshif
,hn,,t !, n,tes nnr,n 1t fuiton and liu'ani sta
;.,ns,,n ,ne N < NJ Ral.roal all iiarfo,ed and
,n,,er ,euc.. and with good house ana barn 60
per acre. .,
ne above with hSe. Improvements. 80 Per
acre. 80 ~.
.ant. al 4ie per acr'. - cash, oS'"'Ne III ~
years at ton per cent.
s.,, mere, a. Lam Sonniy. - lmproved and
lnder .encel Price sl.n3, IS eAsh
No III .a icr-~ sar aieai 90 lhroNea
ans, under fence with b hiase. pfas Si*@s'
yoAa acres IN Powes5iea Go a .i''r acre.
<aa acres in ieHA count, III Z per acic.
2a.,s, acres in Sous c0uAiy ~ :. ptT acre.
1910 acres IN Clay county a : per acre.
esn acres in uancock county Il : per acre.
in3a asres IN Wlnn,balp tu. ai ; Per acre.
Yapl acres at : 20 per acre"
$500 acres ats 2.N' per acre.
S2a acres ia lama county.
I9a acres id stony county.
ON, acres IA Winaesniek Co i! > Per acre.
400 acres in GrGnds county IL : per acre.
Ioa acres in Butter county III so" per acre
qono acres in Mower CO., Alhn, at 2o9 per acre
64n acres M Hous.an Cnuuts ii - 5e Per acre.
5on ..eres Of ,dad IA tsso .!>sgst) coas'y az u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
September Gth, 1864.

SToFrs. .--'iAe place 20 buy lie Stewart
and Challenge tool..ng stoves Is al oeo. "
sainiley's, Il ST.. between Man and Harrison.