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The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

DIR. c. w. MOORE. by reference 10 oar
advertising columns, IL win Be sssn that this dis
tinguished PLY sieiah and SuTgeon, late suTgssa
GensrAl in the army Of Gen. Butler. ai New Or
leans, has established Medical Institute in Sac
Francisco. Persons suffering vith aiSssss Of Aay
kind or description. By placing thsnSeIvss uB1sT
the care Of DIR. Moore, eau rely upon receiving
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

REMARKABLE ADMISSION. leaders
of the Republican party sre quarreling
among themselves, and the quarrel prom.
ises to produce happy effect They
make some remarkable admissions and
expose no little rascality Of their party
Horace Greeley,in late controversy with
Henry ]. Raymond, concerning the at
tempted peace negotiations of the former
expresses the following opinions in reIa.
ton to the proposed mission Of Alexander
II. Stephens, the then rebel Vice Presi
dent, to Washington in the summer oi
1868:
"Had this wise and brave course (Mr. Lin.
coins subsequent attempt to negotiate peace
been taken when Alex. H. Stephens first pub
licly solicited permission to visit Washington
believe it would have saved q quarter Of q
million Of precious lives, an awful amount ol
devastation and misery, and left nur national
debt full billion less than il is to-day"
A singular admission Greeley says
the war was needlessIy prolonged, and a,
what q costl The Democracy favored
the mission Of Mr.. Stephens, and lift had
been successful-and it would have been
had not the radicals prevented it-Mr.
Greeley says "it would have saved quar-
ter of a million precious lives, an awful
amount Of devastation and misery, and
left our national debt full billion less
than it is to day"!! Fearfully, indeed,
have the people paid for following the
lead of Chase, Sumner and Wade, who
objected to permitting Stephens to visit
Washington.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

RAIN AND HAL.-A severe storm Of rain and
hail visited us last Wednesday morning, which
did not last long but which, We are pleased Ia
state, greatly purified the atmosphere. The
air n6@l cool, refreshing and healthy, and
the sick are recovering.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

The Physician 10 OFteA blamed fer
want OF in his when the dsapPoint
ent In the recovery Of the sick 10 70 Be traced 70
the administering impure nedIeines- Robert WAts
apothecAry, 10 paying particular attentton 70 he
compromising rhysciAnS' prescriptions sSA family
recipes from medicines OF andoubtSd purity. RObsS
White, Medical Hall, 10 appointed agsEt SoT nsss
Of the genIine PStens Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

No GENTLEHAN need wear slop shop gar
uents 50 long as SilbermaDn & Co. do bust
ness 10 Placerville. Their stock of custom
made clothing is not surpassed in the State,
and their prices are lower than the retail
prices Of San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

PROTESTANT Episcopal CHURCH-Services
will be held tomorrow Sunday, in the court
room, BY Rev. c. c. Pelrce. Morning services
at l01 o'clock; meeting for children at IL, p.
NJ, and evening services at o'clock.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

CLAN CHowDER.-This delicious dish will be
served up ct the Greyhound Saloon Tonight
Nike and Marv. invite their friends-which in
cludes every body-t0 call and partake,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

"Jusr WHAT We WANT."-Gen. John
A. Logan, who denounced the Abolition
lists as fanatics and traitors" before be
received an appointment from them, blur
ted out bold truth, recently, in reply to
a suggestion that the Southern people
might rebel again, il the Nortb-shOuld
compel them to adopt negro suffrage
" Let them rebel, said the apostate Dem
ocrat, "tha. is just what We want" That
is the alarming truth-not only Of Gen.
Logan, but of thousands other Republi-
cans, who got position and wealth out Of
the war. That accounts for the begin
ming Of the war. 1t came just because it
was Just what the Abolition,sts wanted
1t came because they knew they could
make money out Of it. 1t could have been
averted, but they insisted on "blood let.
ting" aud they have had . carnival Of
blood Not satisfied with what they
have had-not satisfied with desolatiEg
the country, ,impoVerishing the people and
filling the land with cripples, widows and
orphans, one Of the leaders says they want
another war! Will not the people crush
a party SO avaricious and bloodthirs,yt
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

LARGE PEAR.-Mr. G. d. jackson, on Thurs
day, brought into our Office bell pear which
weighed thirty eight ounces. It was grown in
his garden in this city.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
srefiaI ann &tneraI Nntirrr
AN INTERESTING LETTrp

y@y few pelsons, even among physlciana. v,,ss
haye been willing upon any terms % have -" =
ths1eth OF February last. viii antisIrssS -
what his report OF the facts, By saying that an ~
10th Of August, inst., he made ne VIsie sItAs -.
picture Of good health" Tine, vhiek tsies M
proves all utnOB, has au16mtfR Na111A ~, - -
and shown ntkat neither. rol2Sa ~ 01cssS n -
followed, the cure 10 perfect and can Be- cEsd aIos
the ssoFss 81 si@ilag easss, ths Essalt OeTw ss--
ed mode OF treating disease without nediclne.
fr| III 9. =. BOURNE,
water Cure Phyasisa.
No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post -, San kraSris.a
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28
Mn RnAuc1aon. An.m.. q. 10.

Advised by the uAdeEsiEned, Mr.. JSna CsSOS:n.
Of the Central PAeiAe Railroad, (UhO vas SAsr 3
| most deploFable state Of ~ heaiaA( glaesA Auos1
under the care OF Dr. Bourne, the water CgN nv
scian. some siH months or NOW aAe1VaFd Ae n
tied this city. when ! accidentally net hin q b..
BouTue's establishments, and an happy - eAy, N.
stored TO the enjoyment Of good healik and d GHs
Spirits JOHN SULLIVAN
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

WATTS Nervous AXTIDoTE will cure Paral-
ysis.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

~ Dr.. Bourne treats al dlsea'es q The tArsss,
chest and lungS-which includes diVtAeyiA, hsOneAI
tis, inclpieHt eonsumptisa, PleuTiSy, eF0ap, sAe-
With the created success. Great relief b a9ssdsS n
advanced stAgss Of consumption. RhsaAAasn, y.
ralysis neuralgia, fever and aGue. dFopsy, etc., "a
arr Also cured Quieky, pleasantly end scsasaAsav
No medicine whatever. 1seDG1mS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-28

CALL and pay the printer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
A Splendid Residence for Sale,

"A l. A X q + GENTEEL TWO. STORY
4 Brick Dwelling containing ~ rooms q clo.et.
'~.'.e- pantry chii cut baid bathroom and v'a.h
rom capital cellar under the entire dwelling
,Rhf Dry aad vel Ventilated Hight II first story
IL fect. second 10 feet An elegant hall larrc and
spacious connecting with nil Of the principal roes
on TIE tr-i h,s,r Two magnificent Parora connect
"a 10y liding doors each independent Of the other
pihing Room. bathroom, kitchen. pantry ard ba.k
had lii4t-ii-i IL oas The qd foor has d h,an,if,f
rooms, beside. clothes pres-s arra ged in sns,e. ~
xiy-eafh room opening directly into .he hall Tho
Aic has one large room suitable TO, storage driving
oi'iic- Sc, and two lni-' ed bedrooms II fuft N
sarr chd- from upper hal Ia hack hall Oh lower
Moor from thencr to kitchen, cellar and yard Two
good BRICK csieru- IN IN. yard with hltrr attnch.
aud a superior Ant Preceding Pump A foto. purnr
+ u-.u ~ III. cs ai to rns-e The ~Aser 10 4 N s
sleeping bathro..iI ki,chcil n o. @.sae Waiat
carried Of under ground through terra Gotta pipe
tit- throughout every bedroom well provided with
xeilal o. Fin'r very large and dram excellent.
The ioundatioD v ~ the sIort substantial character
Bfick wall IL Inches aud furried out - inches u
receive pla-iering doors of the irsi quality
Ell 81, both sidt- stone cap and window es and w.-
the fret quality Of French glass-insdc shutters =
The inter al arrangement for economy conyenIenee
aud comfort cannot be surpassed The design u such
that every room l. very pleasant and desirable,
Tie LoIATIoN is the most grand and sublime
OF any III the city. An uuobstructed view of the
noble Mississippi Is had tor nearly 70 miles A beam
TIM view Of llnois bluffs Rock Island city. ana
Also magnificent view Of the Island ookiuv
directly down upon the New Arsenal which has
already been commenced and for which an apnronri
alton uf 81 BOZ 90 has been made To v.,ii.nan
ieriring home within 10 minutes walk az tha p,sss
Office. and minutes walk Of the Depot tbJs os,ars
Inducements
Furaisure will ne sold with the house. " desired.
forsrs-ion gwen Immediately. Price tf2 COO
appl, 10 KENT GOLpSBrRY.
Land Aaepts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

FOR Medical aud Table uses, winch are pertectlv
pure. ana need only be tried 10 be appreciated.
none genuine unleas they have our gokd sa6si on
each bottle and our initials pressed in vsY aver
the cork. Sold by al druggists and deaIers
throughout the country. Call Tor our goods Ana
take no other. Circulars 10 the trnde suppljed
on application to BENNETT PETERS 1CO.,
sold by No. 81 River ST., Chicago.
=. q Bsllord. at Wholesale BY Beiderbecke 4
Miller iune20-d&wly
sold IT wholesale in Chicago by Fuller. Finch
4 Fuller, Bushnan 4 Var Setback, W. b. Har.
r's ACo.. and 2. T. Smith. druggist Of Dav.
export hy 3siderbeck 4 Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
MANHOOD.

A Nd THE v1GOR or YOUTH RESTORED
.AN EOCR WEEKS, by DIR. RlCORDS n.
sENCE OF LIFE. DR.. RECORD, tof Paris.) afSer
some four wears Of earnest solicitstios. he's 4
length accecded TO the urgent request Of tho
american public. and appointed an agent u New
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agent viii r
store Manhood TO the most shsttered constitu.
lions IN four weeks; and, If used according %
printed Instructions. failure Is impossible. 1hio
life-restoring remedy should be taken By 81
about to MARRY, as its effects ere permsnent.
Success, in every case, is certain.
DR.. Records Essence Of Life is sold n coeee.
with full instructions for use, At %, or four
quantities in one for ~, and will be sent 70 NV
part, csarfully packed, on receipt of remittanco
TO his accredited agent. Circular cen, ne -
receipt Of four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, ~ Brooms Stseet.
One door west Of Broadway, n r..
janl4 dly Sole agent Cor the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

~ $3.50 49, Ax<S~>{xR "a &mrsrr xnnrbon
whisky. fromF neUeIk1nolloG Utl O4D&Do d1ecnt
skands ofroois, barks and herbs which Get in per
lscs concert one with the other prepared from the
S S.sT.s !. .si% g. Ss.sS s:; y y
s = h. ' 81 s4. 9 ssy sss
sia, Liver Complsnt, Constipation. Sick and Ner-
voSs headache. Fever ana Ague, and aid iaeascs
arising from torpid liver or indigcstiUus keguee
suffering ffrm either Of these loathDome diseases
VII! find sure cure ~ the use "a these Bittcrs,
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and pcsons usually put up In such prcpar-
atoms. aud palmed of on an unsaspcct ng public.
One trial will convince the most skeptical that In
Ned Jacket u virture which none other possess.
They strengthen and inviguratc the system.
They are unequaled for general debility. IT.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia vi
They give good aud healthy appetite. a7t
they assist digcstion. #s7 B3
Iney are the best stimulent in existence, sfs5
Ihey are preventive ~ fever and axus. NJ
II ~ relieve constipation
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and pala,npic.
Aged persons and delicate females will fnd thcv
can save large doctor bills BY use oy teee Hnfrrs
Beware Of countsrfeits. He'd Jacket ls;,trre 40
only sold - bottles, with our name blown On Tie
~ 10 ifttAhee --orp-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Whereas ON the 10th day IF Sept mbri
A. D. 1893 Robert NJ. Prettymnn and Julia
u. Pte,t. man, ais wife, exe,uied unto Jas.
j. Lindlev. a> trustee, a certa u deed oil
tru {, conveying unto SAID trustee the tract
nf veal estate IN the county Of Scott and
State Of Iowa. described ~ follows, to Wit
Lot NJ five ~ ard the east half Of lot
No fur ~ ~ bio K No fifty seven (57l
in the ut. Ot Daven ort. together with al
/ aud singular ,he buildings, outhou>es nnd
improvements thereon, whi h includes the
homestead or SAID Prettymar viii h said
deed of trust Was made as aforesaid for the
p,,, pose Of securing the payment Of sixteen
prnIni~ notes txrtut"d ny Burrows x
P,etiyn,sn INT tr"k K Sargen and hear
ing iaie TIE sad 10th lay u Septen' er,
A. b. 1875: me Vi said notes being tor tn.
sum 81 live th usand dollars, payable in
three years after date; six other notes each
for the sum Of two hundred and fiftv uol
Ia !, payable respectively in SIX. twelve,
eighteen, tweat, -.our, thirty ard tn rty six
nio,th> after 1ate; one other note
E,r The : s,m Of tive thousand three
hundr d aud sixty->even 10 loo dollars.
pay able tour years after date; and eight
..,her notes each for tn sum Of two hum
dred and ~ix,y eight 49, 100 d"il r., pa,a 4
blr re>pecu " IN six, twelve, eighteen
twenty ar, thirty. thirty six. frty-two
aid forty aht ,nnn hs after date; oil Of
said notes PAYABLE At the Massachusetts,
Bank, Boston, Mass.
SAID dc, d ii trust has been duly recorded
- ,he ,e-o d. of said county II Scott. IN
book ID" Of town 1T mortgages At p. 36i
Aud ro.. all " said promis<ssy notes
having h.,.ae due and payable. and the
sid Burr - 4 Pr ttsiDan having failed I"
i.y the same, exrept'ng the two NOES paw
able NJ -ix months after date. one for tQ5O.
aud the "'h., for 1868 SO I'm. ~ Aforesaid
/, !. Ian. 8 J. Liniley. trustee - aforesaid. q
'hc ,,qntst of tn~tn Sumner, the holder
80 own Of the -nid Notes, 10 hereby eive
f'',~ prtli nol'ce. that, by virtue If the
,,owe.- III ne vested BY said deed Of trust,
| shall, on saturday. the twenty second day
Of April. A. d 1855, ct the. hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon, At the Court House
door in the city Of Davenport, expose and
!. offer for sale ct public auction 70 the high
eat bidder for cash, the tract 81 real estate
hereinbefore described. q 40 much thereof
- may be necessary TO satisfy and pay the
smounts due on aaid promissory notes, In
terest thereon 70 day u ,ale, and III costa
and experses attending such, sals, csses
ef this notice and trustees fees. sss ass
JAMES J. LINDLEY,
81 m@a Trustees asafueoonia, x:
March -, les5-dtd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
N.iNIitDtsi,


How Lost ss.w iSc-toSeO
~ fahfisa.I. =, s.'tsesi ket-fote p,sct ~ snts
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE. TREAT
"A MENT aud Ra,iic. Cure u Spcrnlrtorihra
u Seminal eat ness, involuntary Emissions
sexual Debility aud lmpediments to Marriage
generally: Nervousness, Consumption. Eiepsy
and Fits, Mental and Physical lncapacty. re-
-ulting from Self Abuse, Ac., by RoBERr J cuL
sERwsLL. N. ID author of the Irssn Royf dc
"a Boon to Thousands o. Sufferers"
sent under seal in plain envelope, TO any ad-
dress. post pqid. on receipt of six cents or two
postage steanps. by DIR J. G. KLINE III Rs.ry
Nes YORK Post Uhce box 1855 tianso d. w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
Herring's Patent Champion
F. =

In L.. a,are NJ Dsv-nport, DSWa.
nAyrxpoar, Iowa july "a. 1853
Mrs,es Hrxsrxo o., Chicago. : Cents ] am
tie owney al i rate manufactured by you, said
safe was in Grain Elevator in this place, and
w,ifh Elevator was burned aome slonths since.
The SAFE came out ID iine CONDITION, the mopey
and psbess in : eDsa stste Of presvstinn. fha
a. Vas one of the largest thstever occarred here,
All me II intenee heat. Ne he'd 70 eat the
dor open, the lock being injured by the heat.
J. q. wAsusurs
sEIerring's Patent Crysty lalised Iron bankers
S.iee are the only safee which Aesnot y lvikle9
4 aburg'0r. HERRING 4 CO.,
aprSdbWtf 70 6tate street, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
ORIGINAL. NuTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
>TNTE OF IOWA
Se"tt Cunn'y
kiingenherg & Wnliseber, Plaintiffs.
John Bennett, 4 Watz aud the owners Of
IN -t.smb al ST Pau Def, ndanfs.
In the llts rlrt conri 'f said county. 10 the
.'.,rsa,t /, trnuants
You n, htt u, n~tifi. q that there Isn.w
,h VI a.. tsst iii 81 tbs. Clerk OF he DIS
t,lct G"ur' Of >alei Scott county, pc ition
81 X ng, nh,rp 4 Wullwchef. PalniitIs,
claiming ct you the sum of Four Hundred
AID lcven 90 100 Dollars, $4l l2o with
interest and osts, as justly due them for
certain property of said Plaintiffs. Of that
value, taken and converted by YOU to your
own use, and also praying for q writ of at
iachment On the ground that said Defend
ants are non-residents of the State Of
Iowa
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second dav OF
the next term OF said District Court, to be
begun and holden on the LIST Monday Of
Nav, A. d. 1865, default will be entered
against You AM Judgment rendered there
on for the whole amount claimed.
II. II. K 4. tLArssEN.
Plaintiffs Att'vs
L. =. Rev stamp, 5,'r.
TX 4 W.. March 81. 1875.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

e.~t Nc usaaaN aee.-NoA,ufea ~ BAv
TAR j. HOMER SHAW will treat all curab We
L. dimMses of the Eye and Ear On TIE aSovs
terms He also treats all FEsAlt CCuriAtrTs
and diseases Of Children. Qfocs 15S South CLARK
Street. Chicago. Letters II inquiry nth stamp
enclosed will receive prompt attentiens
Address J'HOMER SHAW.
p n ASnsvef 66,8. a09A- dit t'hsra9o. III.
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81 i&T. ssel'>
iDniiE AND SiRSAPAkILLA.


s'iSas, iro.n i'm IRE siate oit'e blood VIZ
Scrufsm'a, or E&tnSs Evil. Cameo,
Iu.ss"r-. EtWptfOus Of sh Skin.
Ery~:I elias. Chronic Sore =, -.
Head. Old sores. Swelling Of
s~e,i;ng.. .s.f;ss..-. Ss nil.
IisApie. ora the Face. <iOstrc.
1sheHsnatisnl 0brOIssy err Gravel.
Liver Omaploint. RbySPeps.n.
Nervous AftecsfsIn - 81 eneraai DE.
billy. nli Chronic !bt.s..-ss. and
nil Diseases arising from lhe
use Of Mercury.
A nne Il ~ ceebrat remedies for the cure
ii III diseases arising fri nj an 'mpur. state OF
The tiuod. none seems to b. meeting ith su, b
success and to give such satisiactiuu TO IL as
DIR. E.si'ry's | din. AMI Sa,sapariila.
IN lie N-siern States n.,tly three iaurtns o.
the ,ai,a ifauns u. fl q n ith a toi liid il,
ae,h 'e-Gii'tno tie Liver. and il Is b,ii's''
tn I u ne lta- 81 I'll u, -icAn, - s,d ii in
,iI> ID, Ia Il 'sn~r.
H. E,.trsh S Lob and ~ar-a IN Il
Is i,,,n uiiinit cue tot ncr Go LIANT II i,.s
-. a tlsn ut the h er. ew bottles
viii ur, the wois.
Dr.. Eas',,ly's Iodine and SarsararIlla
is n nd ,.ul cure r Oh onic or lnflamatory Rhen
cd md ,ure is sure undvcrman.n
P"',.s ~ a....i,.,.' I,J;,,, and S.rs.n,r,la
w. ''a>'e''y '.
mas curea n'o ',. r,.m.,iy svrr invented 10
me has ever used it without benefit
Dr Eas,er US Iodine ami Sarsaparilla
no ,h, h.s, =, ,.av ex.r dc.
stanos pre-eni"e ~. ue - -, ~,
Gravel, 1t has cured cases OF Az years standing
DR.. Easte,ly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
A., u.r;,;..a l.,
Is the pest re"euy Aho"ns" my ~ fs'a -,
TOR the cure OF Neur"'ga; Ne!'o"s -,
10 5 OF Memory Ueheral Deo'.l.s aus ~ ~
r~ce ana inc Saio"~ as''' Jus A"so''"s W /" .I'.'
ienaies are naoe' @nu sue % ...... c.,,.n
eu aue'i for these u.. complaints.
DR. Easterly's Iodine and SarSaparilla
-, c,s,o,,;c l,ow, Ladies WIN admit
clsar white sin. and rosy cheek. sssud
abandon " w.. pans ~, sL;n ana nse III,
N'na WI {" V" ..,',,,;.s ,hr ~, Iy ,urs,,
,heu ,,,'.. srd -;r;nS a.,;v;t, "a .,yrv mimi
We ot1 ~ ch sr,;ny the DARK IN sallow conr
...,s. - =. 80 hI...m and FRESHNESS. OF youth.
- ....,,.e
DR.. Eas'e.iy's l"d'ne ana >aTsspa5'is
Is n xrea, female medicine. 1t Immediate,
the n. rvelessness of the f.-.s lam
Those suffering from weakness and : Itndt wht
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N, f''e per ln"tase sl'."o, me-" '"s :" -
ASH !" "mItte" ss pei pa k"Re. -.
hlrd or crtlAry stage OF SypnlilS
10 tnow, nv ,h..~ sv,,,,t.,ms. Nodes or hard
and ra;ny,T tnnrs m tl,, bone. .nlnr yemen ~
he ioirts or contrsctions. had pains in The
homes and Joints carries ~ 'oecay %. the bones,
S,nh;li,;, shsn,r.,,sr .ltses,;,n ~ the pnrts
.,c Tbc ! n,,,i,,io C,,re and p;,s will cnrt the
Third : .oes price ner racka,. A.
Price OF sypniltic Que 80 per bottle; Pills
ii n,r b,x !, nh,l;t Wash a. 60 mr. bottle
Tbroa, Wash. Al S" uer bottle
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t.ssser;sI Agents.
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wv Johnson D.iro,t. Mel.
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For Sale
Hnl St..N AND Lots
inDn rnpor. Let laire 1 Iowa CIV
sNli> ~ iui.N >ON. MI St ATM, IOw =
- 'oweshIek, J.r-r. Jones, Louisa, les-
ion,s Calhoun. Carroll. Certoenrdo and Frank
~ counties
GEO l. i,ANtNiuk1 tx-ru,"
u idIiN L. aNEllN
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Il ELL ES7.ATE.

INpKSAtE bv the Executors Of the Estate o
I the lac ANTOINE LIZ CLAIRE.
.u.d iarick house 90 nth street
double FRAN. givuse IN 10Th street
Fam, house on Faiii.m street. 75C;,v lat.
fs,s FAN tsss,n4is, containiug Is acres 4 d..
sirabls iavy>tin MT
acres uostl ca I VI etmori q addition
lots auJ out Lot- in the city OF Ne Claire
LANDS IN J.inson. Muscatine, LOUISE lows.
Jones. Powesh~ik, Jasp r. Calhoun. Carrot. Ger
ro 60vpo, franxiin and De- Moines counties
GEO. 4. DAVENPORT, Executor,
mr4 DIFF Or, JNO. l.. COFFtN.