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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-03
Literary Notices.

are also nnon the Executive Committee.
 Literary Notices.
 Among the new pieces of music published by Horace Waters, are Only You and I. words by Mrs Kidder, Music by. Mrs. Parkhurst, a sprightly piece. and worthy of the authors Price 30 cents; w here are the flowers we Gathered ? Words by J, E, Carpenter, Music by Stephen Glover, u very pretty Vocal Duet, Price 50 cents ''rhe Deserted Rebel Mansion by Yankee Skirmisher.' Words and Music by I. W. Gougler, plaint and pathetic song, and destined to popularity, Price 30 cents and La Baladine (caprice) by Lysburg European melody of the first water. Price 50 cents.- All these, or any other standard pieces. sent to any address, on receipt of price, by J. Brinten Falls Village, Conn.
 n9~We begin this week the publication o the Public Acts passed in the last session o the Legislature. Most of them are uninterest ing to majority of our readers, but few arr important, and should be read carefully.
 Chapter one, regarding the speedy trial o Soldiers Claim for bounty chapter five, au thorizing school districts to borrow money chapter eight, regarding oppressive and vexa tious attachment chapter ten encouraging the importation of laborers and chapter twelve. re garding the liberty and property of persons ac' quilted of crime on the ground of insanity. are the most interesting of those published in this weeks Enquirer,
 Esg. We are glad to learn of the increased prosperity of the Wesleyan University at Mid dletcwn For many years this institution hat labored under the most discouraginy financial embarrassments, and has yet maintained al enviable position among the colleges of the land. But its friends are rallying te its relief Twenty-Five thousand dollars have been giver by David Drew of New York city to endov proiessorship, and similar sum was raised at the late Commencement towards a library fund, which secures like amount from Isaac Rich Of Boston for library building. which is to be immediately erected. There were thirty five graduates this year and there will probably be fifty or sixty applications for ad-
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-03
Hark! hark Hear the dogs bark

iHe UeSBars are cUmlHB to IOWH
 on their near approach, however, we recog- nized the familiar features of Our brave townsmen who have sent substitutes to the war, and who proposed to celebrate the re- turn of the white-winged bird in horne. .'- Some of their uniforms were decidedly ao- cient, and all were quite picturesque, except one or two-that we must confess i've mean no offense, looked like the Devil' They paraded through our principal stpests- to the infinite amusement of their feller citizens, :, making the old hill ring with their celestia l
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
Ny DEAR Mn. BENNIrr:
YrOOkfYn CITY News.

Mopr Drvl1orr-'1s THE RECENT MURDER CAST
THrE PiRsors AnRssrED AND Lor STOLEN GooDs AND
CoryITRrET Postal CuRrNcY Recovered The most re-
cent Developments IN connection with the murder OF the
Italian, Antonio DodRti show that tho rurtiesor Mt
least some or thcin-impl Gated IN tho foul decd are
manufacturers OF counterfeit United states postal cur
rcncy and II is now supposed are connected with the
gang recently arrested In Sixteenth street Gowanus
IN manufacturing spurious City bills The murder
Z, believed, had some connection with the counteric
ing business The deceased may have known Of their
operations, ana fears that he would EXPOSE them may
have impcllod some of The pary 60 the dreadful act
Tho police Of the Forty eighth precinct of this city, and
Fourth precinct of New York have succeeded In
rTcsng three persons residing In Oliver street, New
York, on suspicion Of being implicated IN the murder.
Their names arr Ngyall Camposta Lorenzo CoCiO aud
Boielo Safer. In thc house Of Coco was found i've
trunks full OF goods, supposed stolen thou
Esnd dollars IN counterfeit y cent postal currency of
oil of which the police took posses lon Other parties
are ttill az large. postmortem examination Of the
remains was made yesterday by DR. Chas. A. Van zandt
and Dr. natber, who covered that the deceased had
been shot three times Ono ball went through the hcai
another IN the back ard ont the breast and the Third
thro g tbc tidceach hot sufficient 10 produce death
SAN not being satisfied wit per'ofang their victim
this manner, tn butccr ut o bis head The nvestl-
cation will be commenced nj two O'Clock T. NJ to-day.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
I,crEounI Iutcr1srcrre

II is now confidently expected that General W. 7.
Sherman will be in the city oday. lie may prefer TO
without ostenaton display and rather seek the
retirement, Of private dwelling OF some intimate friend
than the Inequalities Of ouF hotcls But wherever le
may be he has the beat wishes Of The citizens of the
tropolis
Generals Burnside, Taylor ard McCalum are at pro
sent stopping at the tlnI Avenue Hotel
AZ the 81 Nicholas The following are among a large
number OF visi,0r j. Edgar thompson Philadelphia I;
Drgadicr GenclPi W. Bennett T. s. " Judge a. q
rnge, schenectady, and Ilon H. G. Knight, Aassa-
chu set,h-
~ DC Nonitolou, the french Minister at woshing'on
T. stopping ~ nc " lork Hotel. whore he orhod
lcetel0ay gorulrG
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

Ffyst Hede-Shark was the favorte in the pool selling
bringing $780, while Blonde brought Sis and the gray
$so On the third attempt the horses got good send
off, but before they reached the turn Blonde was one
length ahead, the gray second, one length ahead Of
Shark who had broken up Blonde passed the quarter
pole in thrysx seconds two lengths ahead Of the gray
he length and half ahead of Shark There was no
change on the backstretch the gray passing the
half mile pole in 1:12H. The Cragan geding now drew
little closer to Blonde, but she shook him of going up
the three quarter stretch, and again two open
lengths ahead Tho gcldng made another fine burst and
was within length Of Blonce at the three quarter poe
but being called on, she again gave him the goby and
came up the homestretch easy winner by three
engths in 23O Shark was two lengths behind the gray
Second Hed Blonde was now the favorite, selling ut
$50, Shark at $7s. and the gray at Se5. They had
very even start Blonde leading around the turn
the quarter pole, passing that point length and
half ahead of Shark, who three lengths in front Of
the gray the latter having made bad break the
Time 70 quarter 36}a seconds The continued to
lead down the back stretch and opened the gap four
lengths Shark having left his pins in the endcavor
1I2X On the three quarter stretch shark broke up
again, and the gray coared him made very pretty
race to tho homestrctch but they had nothing with
the mare us she was safely out Of their way rotng ap
parently well in hand, and leading them four or five
lengths She came homo very easy winner in 2:S0,
Shark second, two lengths ahead of the other
Third Heat-Blonde became the favorite at one
hundred to thirty. She took the lead with the word
having speed enough apparently to trot around the
Others and went TO the quarter pole lengths ahead
OF the gray in 37H seconds Shark up and two lengths
behind Blonde was three lengths ahead of the geldng
ut the half mile pole in 3H four lengths ahead of him
at the three-quarcrs pole, and came home winner by
three lengths in 1882 the gray second Shark lengths
bchind.
The winner Of the above trot is light iron gray Af-
teen hands inch high finely formed possessed
OF great strength. The above atests her speed
She was sired by s. Hoagands gray Messenger dam by
Abdallah. Blonde Is six years old.
Between the second and third heats OF the above
Mr. Bonner brought his gray mare Peerless the track
ano gave te spectators nn exhibition OF her speed ree
gratis, for nothing She trotted quarter OF mile to
road wagon, Mr. Bonner driving, In Mityfoe sconds
On Thursday, at the Union Course Ave horses will
start in sweepstakes each Of whom trot IN less than
ESQ Blonde the winner Of the ro yesterday Is one of
the entries. The race ought to be a good one
We understand that Flora Temple will not be here to
trot on Friday next with Gen Butler and Dexter
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
BIIzzAnD-wRIonT. On Monday, May g. at the resi-
dence OF the Rev Dr. jackson, OF Westchester DAVID f.
BIIzzAnD to LousA WIGHT adopted daughter of Charles
Wright, Of New Rochelle. No cards
FnANK-Ho' Recommendation Tuesday, May 30 by the
Rev Dr. Adler, Mr. f. /. FRANK TO Miss CELIA Homes.
BERGER both of this city
California papers please copy.
HAwlEY--F1SCfi. AT West Morrisana, on Thursday
May ii, by the Rev Washington GLADDEN., Mr. ALpHEUs
W. HAwLEy, OF Jersey City to Miss CAROLINE L. FINCH
daughter OF Myron Finch, Esq., OF West Morisana, n Y.
NIcNoIs-kING. On Monday, May 20, by the Rev.
James rownoe at the residence Of the brides father
THOMAS M. NionoLs, of Portland Me-, to JosErBISF NJ.
eldest daughter Of j. f. II. King, Esq, of Port Rich
mond, staten Island
Eastern papers please copy.
TnamsoN-QuIv.- On Tuesday, Nay so, by the Rev
Father Boyce of st. Teresas church, Mr. PETER T..
THOMPSON to Miss MAGGis A. QuN, 10th Of this city. No
cards.
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

and hercfre the on'y corse TO pursre was TO aknow
edge and submit o cless beligcrent rights. But that
necessarily involved the acknowledgment that the other
party was also Deger Mt and entitled " The tights OF
abSligerent thear, hear) Whenever the government
Of the States shall declaro that IL ceases 70 exer
else wxegard 70 nenras those rights OF search capture
and oonde Nnaton which belong to belfigeroga 4u the
~a, a. far a. nea,ls are concerned, cOes, there
one s.de or the o.,aer tEiear, saeas ''
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, NAY 81, 1895

pAance with the order Of the Common Council passed az
recent meeting win hc consummated by Street COM
nissdoneFs Cornell ami rvsasA taas- r n r.as This
VIII prove good newsto those VINO have 40 or considered
city. ~ Wv
Az ArpxAL TO PRws --ss:s-s Julia Ann C Avert
Of Branford, Conn., deaf mute and estimable lady.
not heard from her brother Thomas L Cooper ias
whereabouts she desires TO fnNA-for more tho chose
years The press throughout fhe country a twenty
"a ,atpr % upon inc unfortunate woman by~ al confer
:" 'he iac' IN an editorial paragraph. living publicity
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The Navy.
LAUNCH OF THE LIGHr-DRAUGHr NoNrrou oouora
T0-DA~


The Navy.
LAUNCH OF THE LIGHr-DRAUGHr MONITOR ooyoEs
To-DA~
rr~uos
zatse iron clad light-draught Monitor Co
se bull, at the Continental Works. Greenpoint under
contract with the Untcd States government, by NJ +.
Merritt ESQ will be launched To day at o'clock p
M Her length 225 feet breadth Of beam Is foet ana
depth OF hold IL feet
ARRIVAL OF TIE BARK 0ENsBoK.
The United States bark Gemsbok, seven guns, J. r.
winchester, command ng from Charleston, 8 c., also
arrived yesterday. Her officers are:-
Cor.mander-J r. Winchester
Erecu,iue O6oev-J. NJ Ankers.
Acting Assstdnt Pdyndster-Edgar x. Sellew
Ac'ing Assistant Sttrgc0R-R. j. Richards
Acting ERsigns-C. T. Baker and 8. g. Eldrdge.
ARRIVAL oP THE GyNBoAT nUNcHBA>K.
The steam gunboat Hunchback, Joseph q. Fvfe I,e,.
tenant Commanding from Chowan river ~ c.. arrived At
this port yesterday She left New York in 1851 On her
st service in the Burnside expedition Roanoke Island
In which fight she struck by eight thrtytwc pound
shots, which passed completely through her, also
by one one hundred FOUNDER, and had her engine
disabled. She was actively employed Ia the sounds
Of North Carolina, participating in every engage
ment for two years In October, 1868, she was in
the noted Blackwater fight Uhc late Captain Fiusscr
being flag ofcer In which she received between eleven
and twelve hundred musket balls in the hull For the
past eighteen months she has been doing active service
the James river and In March last again ordered
70 North Carolina She g. now returns battle SCARED
and war worn veteran. Her officers are:-
Lieutenant Ctmmdmding-J r. Fyfe.
Acting Master and Ere5utioe OGcer-Ed a. Valentine
Acting Ensign and Sailing Mast1r-John W. THOMPSON
Engnecs-Frst Assistant, Aug. Barnard Acting Third
Assistants, John Edwards Seth Hart, JAS B. Carnes
Acting Assisdnt Surgeon--P. Il. johnson.
Acting Mate-John f. sias
Cdptdins CIeTk-E W. Gardener
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echr Bohemia. Bradley, Boston
Schr Surprise Wakeman. Providence
Schr Josephine, Hail. Bridgeport
schr Nile. Oliver "Chrtstie,' 8 days
s'hr Ida A JAYNE. Jayne, Port Jefferson
""-s for Norwich
soEr fsxss, ChAmpln Now
bELoW' =, ---
BarksCharlote.
Brig Merlin. from Cuj.
SAILED
Steamers Baltimore, Knight; ship Clyde; barks A
Drcbert Emile xantho, brigs Dragoon Albert Clark;
schrs Hart, Montye Warren. Mary sgsan. Tangent,
KNIGHT Josephine, Binns, II Wood
Wind ~, sunset WNW
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ARRIVAL OF The CITY or BAL rIM3RE,
The Withdrawal OF BeIliser-
ent Rights. :
-
-.---.vs VI Earl Russell and
Lord Palmerston.
The Speeches Of the British
Ministers,
&C., &o.. Ae.

The Enman steamship City OF Baltimore, Captain More
house which left Liver pool a, two O'Clock on the after
Of the I7th ano Queenstown On the lstA Of May
arrived at this port yesterday
BY this steamer flies OF European papers have
come to hand bat the generally has been antici
patsd by the "egraphio Summary per tho Belgian pub
kshed yesterd ly
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
The Turf.

FASHION COURSE, L. I.-rROTTINa.
TUESDAY, May 3o-Pmse $500, with a stake Of $50
eacb p. p, mile heats best three In nve in harness
D. Pffer entered z. m Blonde e.............1 1 I
H. Woodruff entered Cragan's gray gclding ...2 2 2
J. LOvett entered b. g. Shark ..............3 q
D. Mace entered b. &. Hambletonfan ......., dr.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

OK REWARD. LOST ON TUESDAY GFrEnSoovJ
,p'' IN nc Vicinity q Wan street ferry either on The New
YORK or brooklyn side, M tilm sized Black aud iaq
Terrier Dog, answering to the nams of p" Had on red
and white leather colHr Any ono leaving him ~ lx
hcnfen street Booklyn, or on board the snip Bcht
Adams ptr ~ H RIVER ", viii receive he seover 10
ward AHA tAe thanks OF tle owner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DNoRCE.-PRIyATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
subject 10 this and other States legally
taned. f. KING, Counsellor at Law. 3lo broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

1rMv. DEMoREsTs EXQUISITE TOILET PrEPARA.
M uons.--iily Bloom and ROseate Bloom, for whtrnng
and improving he eqmplexon Curling Gram, resns
and beautiying tho hair; and Everlasting Perfume Phcke
each Sold BY al druggists Mailed free on e.eiH
Of price. Mime. DEAOREsrs Eupurum OF Fashion, 40
broadway, N. Y -
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may 26dwtf.

DIARRHoEA AND DYsENTERY.-We have
examined great number of letters from
some of the most prominent citizens of Cincin.
natl, Covington etc., speaking in the highest
terms of DR.. Strickland's Anti Cholera Mix
tnre for the cure of diarrhea and dysehtery.
The letters are too long to publish. Mr..
Woods, of Covington, says he was pronounc.
ed incurable by the best doctors in Cincinnati,
and one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Anti. Chol-
era Mixture effected a permanent cure after
suffering for months with the worst form of
diarrhoea and dysentery. For sale by drug.
gists. june9dwly.
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COMMERCIAL.
ROCK ISLAND MARKET.

Rock ISLAND, May 80, 1866.
The current value Of the articles named below
is subject changes, but the following quotation
are correct for the date of this report:
Flour-Johfston's Spring Double Extra, in bbls
$3.50, at Wholesale, and 80 at retail. Sacks
$500 at wholesale, and ST, so at retail. Loose
ST. at wholesale, and st, 80 At retail.
Wheat-Chicago Extra, Sl,o5; No. l, 81, 02 /;
No. 2, %;
corn-30c tor 20 lbs.
Oats-33c for IS lbs.
Rye-40c.
Barley-50a60c.
Beans-sl ,25al so.
Onions-Sl ,35 per bus.
Potatoes-95e. aSl 90
Eggs-I4c doI.
Butter Very choice lots, for rs.,iling, will
bring l5alsc.
Sorghum-Sl ,00al.l0.
salt-$3, 00a3, 25 per bar.
Kerosene barrels included, s5c;
retail l 90.
Hghwines-$2, 10.
Poultry-Live chickens, 81, 50a3 90 per DOR
Dressed, lac per b., Turkeys, l3c per ID.
Pork.-For live hogs, 81, 0Oa$6, so
Beehive weight, common !, 00a4 so. For
prime shipping 5, O0a7 90 per hundred lbs.
HIdes-Greeu country, &c; green salted, SCI
dry sailed, I0c; dry flint, lee; green calf, Sc;
sheep pelts, s., 90.
Hay-Pra,re, ssasIO, 90 per ton; Timothy,
$l0.00aI2,00.
wood-oak 81, 90 to 81, so cord.
Coal.--At the Coal Valley yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold al 10 cents, the cost OF delivering to
be added.
From teams, in Marketsquare, at l6als cts.
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FLOUR AND FEED.

AZ Z are now manufacturing and are pre-
w pared to deliver, on short notice, in any
part OF the city, the very best quality of wheat
-four, rye -four, rye meal, corn meal, hominy
bran, &c, all of which we warrant.
~ Orders left at VIM. Shearer's or J. B. &
M. c. Frick's grocery stores, at the mill, wall
be promptly attended to.
BIDDlSON GILMORE.
Rsck Island, Dee.26 1864, dtf.
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4l2 cts-full yard wide, bleached muslin for
20ots, worth Csc. In fancy goods and notions
our prices are cheaper than the cheapest In
clothing and carpets our stock is complete,
and we defy competition, We have the agen-
cy for the Grover & Baker sewing machine.
Ladies in want of the most reliable machine
for family use are requested to visit our cloak
room and see them in operation.
AIKEN, JARVIS i BURIAL.
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The lucky number, in the rattle for the silk
bed quilt, was 2l4, and the lucky owner was
Mr.. Thomas Tracy, one of the proprietors of
the Island City Hotel-and right down
clever young gentleman Pity MIR. Tracy
has no one to sleep under that 5000 quilt but
himself
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CLOSING OUT.

DOR the next or G weeks will offer nv
j. stock OF Groceries, Crockery, Glass and China
Ware, heavy stock of Chewing and smoking
Tooaeco,6c., &c, at greatly reduced prices, as
am going out OF the business and must dispose of
all my goods within that time.
also offer all my store furniture for sale at a
bargain.
CHARLES HIPPLER.
Illinois Street,
Near the Ferry Landing.
Rock Island, May 5, dwtc
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The Interest at 1-so Per Cent. Amounts to

Notes ofall the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt ofsubserptions.
The Notes ofthis Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven Thir-
ties already sold, except that the Government
reserves itself the option ofpaying interest in
gold coin at per cent. instead of 7-3-loths in
currency. Subscribers will deduct the interest in
currency up to July 18th, at the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series OF
the Seven-thirtes will commence the LIST of
June, and will be made promptly and continuous
ly after thai date.
The slight change made in the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES Affects only the matter of inter-
est. The paymen: in gold, if made, viii be equiv
alent to the currency interest of the higher rate
The return to specie payments, in the event OF
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be availed Of, would reduce and equalize
prices that purchases made At six per cent. in
gold would be fully equal to those made with
seven and three-tenths per cent in currency.
This is
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U. 8. $40 Six Per Cent.
Gold Bearing Bonds.

These Bonds are now worth a handsome prem
ium, and are exempt, as are all the Government
Bonds, from State, COUHty, and Municipal tara-
tion, which adds from one TO three per cent. per
aHHum to their udiue, according to the rate levied
upon other property. The interest is payable
semi-annually by coupons attached to each note,
which may be cut of and sold to any bank or
banker.
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Mr.. EDITOR What about the coming 4th
OF July? Are we going to have glorious old
fashion celebration ? why notl For two years
past we have not had much pluck to cele-
brate, because we did not know but what the
4th of July was gone up-knocked into pr
bv those Internal rebels, but We have whip
ped them out and the glorious old 4th OF
July-the day upon which our naticn was
born. is reestablished upon deeper and broad
er foundations than ever before. Our hide
pendence Day is fixed fact, beyond the
powers of earth to disturb. Let, then, the
glorious old flag wave on that day vita
larger dignity. power, full splendor, and re.
newed affection and love from the people
Call the people together, IN Rock Island,
from every nook aud corner of the county, to
celebrate and rejoice as they never did before,
on the coming 4th, as the day on which the
greatest nation on earth was born. Let the
supervisors make q county appropriation and
the city council q suitable one; let meet
ing be had, at the court house, shortly, and
committees be appointed, and every man,
woman and child put shoulder to the wheel,
without pickering or strife, and move the
thing right on to a glorious contamination
and won't we have great old time, and show
the world we love the 4th of July and the
old flag as never before.
/ wish you would talk about it little
good deal, In your paper, and stir up the
people to put the thing in motion before 1t Is
too late.
Il trrTNr
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SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.-The school connec-
ted with the German Lutheran Church will
hold a celebration on Tuesday next, in q
grove in the rear of Mayor Davenport's resi-
demo- All friends of schools and the pub
lie generally are requested to attend.
iune3d2t.
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Jo-gay's advertisements.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE A HOUSE AND
| LOT situated on south side of Orleans street,
three doors below Geo. M. Babcock's residence,
containing five rooms, large hall, closets, large
dry cellar, both for coal and vegetables cistern,
&c. There are many young bearing fruit trees,
and shrubbery in the yard Inquire OF o. b.
Huggins, the premises.
June / DIT w. III. JENKINS.
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To THE PUBLIc.-We have now in store q
very large stock of staple and fancy dry goods
which we are selling uery cheap.
We are selling most kinds of staple goods
below the wholesale prices in New York or
Chi ago. We are selling several brands of
fast color prints for 30 cts. that now cost in
any Wholesale market 2l3 cts to 233 oss.
Standard brown shestings for 4Octs worth
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TX GOOD BUILDING LOTS, in Geo. L.
~ DavenpOrt's addition to the city of Rock
Island. Price IRON 5000 TO $3.50.
Ten Acre Out Lots, situated on the Camden
road, half mile from the city of Rock Island,
well situated tor gardening and residences.
Terms half cash and balance on time.
10 Acres known the Gushing Tract, situated
on the Camden road two miles from the city of
Rock Island, and is beautifully situated for resi-
dences Gardening, Fruit rasing-has a good spring
&C., and 10 about half mile from the Rock
River Water Power Price, per acre, $40, half
cash and the balance on time.
Also a number OF lots IN Daven port, Iowa City
and LeClaire, and Farming Lands in Iowa and
Nebraska Territory.
Apply to GEO. L. DAVENPORT
mch2Idwu. at Davenport, Iowa.