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: RSrmEMrsr.-We notice that Hon

a RETlREMrNr.-We notice that Hon.
II. c. NIwCoMB, the able and excellent
political editor OF the Indianapolis
Journal, has retired from ,iiat position,
and resumed the practice Of Law in that
city. In correcting an impressionth that
has been published that Mr.. Y. would
locate in Vernon. Ind, the Journal says
he has no such intention, and adds that
''shoud be ever feel an inclination to
resume his editorial labors. no one will
te,i more gratified than the proprietors
OF the Journal, who will welcome him
cordially to his old position.
1t may be, that Mr. NEwcoMB, viii be
called on by the Republicans Of the
State Legislature to occupy seat in
the Z. S Senate, which position he
would certainly fill to the entire salts
faction of his party, and, in this con-
nection, we call the attention of our
readers to an article on our first page,
taken from the Princeton Clarion.
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The Washington specials TO Tho Gin
cinnati Enquirer of yesterday contain
the following.
Governor Morton is frequently spo
ken of for Secretary of the Treasury,
and if Western man should be selec
ted, and his health would admit,t is be
lieved he would be rendered tina: posi-
ton. The Governor was seriously in
disposed last night, so much SO as to
excite alarm, but he has quite recovered
to day. 50
Senator Morton is not candidate for
q Cabinet position. He prefers to occu-
py his seat on the floor Of the Senate.-
md. Journal
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The Financial Situation. Senator Nor.
toms Views.
WASHINGTON, November 90.


WAsHINaToN, November 90.
Late dispatches to some Of the North
ern journals state that Senator Morton,
in an interview held last week with Sec
Rotary McCulloch, made the argument,
in the course Of a long discussion, that
the Government was not bound to pay
the Five-twen.ies in coin, and that it
should now begin to redeem the issue Of
1862 in Greenbacks. The dispatches
also made the statement that Senator
Morton would introduce bill early in
the session, cmbodying his ideas
The only financial measure which the
Senator now has under consideration. is
q bill to redeem the Green backs with
coin, beginning the redemption in 1871,
q and to discontinue the sales of gold, for
that purpose.
The conversation was chiefly in re-
gard to the necessity Of returning to
specie payments. Senator Morton said
that it was the first duty Of the Govern
ment to return to specie payments at the
earliest possible moment. and that all
other financial questions are of secon-
Diary Importance compared with that at
this time. Nothing whatever is said
regarding the introduction Of bill for
the payment of the Five twenty bonds
of 1862, with Legel tender notes. The
mode Of paying the bonds was referred
%boA l,v
the law, as he understood it, the Govern
ment had the right to use the existing
Legel-tender notes in payment Of those
bonds. He said, however, that this
question will be settled. and become un-
important, by return to specie pay
ments, and it would become important
only on the condition that the deprecial
ed currency was continued and no steps
taken to relieve it.
Senator Morton asked Mr.. McCulloch
what legislation he would recommend
to bring about q return to specie pay
ments, and the Secretary answered that
be knew Of none to recommend, unless
it was an increase of the tariff and such
legislation as would develop the general
resources of the country, by which the
general credit Of the Government would
be improved.
The Senator replied that it would take
. long time to arrive at specie pay N ents
that way. He further said that it was
not the time now to talk about trying to
pay the bonds in either gold or green
backs; but to make our currency good
The interview was long one, and both
gentlemen were very earnest IN the dis
cussion. Senator Morton believes that,
while the question of the redemption Of
the bonds Of 1862 is at present unim-
portant, it will become q subject Of vital
interest if the present deprecated cur
rency is continued for Ave or ten years.
He says it is believed, by large num-
- -ennla that the objections to re-
turning to specie payments look as il
there was an interest in not coming to
specie payments; that men with incomes
in gold were not anxious to dispense
with such profit.
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ANDREW JoHNsoN's native village
in North Carolina, gave 240 majority
for Grant. H a
A Swedish chemist makes brandy from
the reindeer moss.
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a gentleman who had been victimized
by notorious borrower, who always
forgot to pay, called him one CT the
most promising men Of his acquaintance
Mrs. Darlington says that because
some ballet girls are stars it isno reason
why they shoald hc regarded ~ heaven
iy bodies
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MASRIED.--At Anderson, Ind, Nov 4,h, by
Rev Mr. Bennett, pastor of the N. E. Church, Benz.
F. Morgan. Esq Of this city, to Miss Annie ". Show
of the former place.
May happiness and prosperity attend our friend
Ben and his fair bride al! the days of their lives; al
belt the above news come to nearly month later
than it should ...t 81
--On Sunday last, by James NJ. Poe, ESQ.,, Mr.
Ambrose Lytle to Miss Sarah Chafus all of this city.
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e8-Persons owning Real Estate along the line Of
the above named roads, notified that the tax 10
now due, and will be collected at the same time A.
State and Couoty Taxes, and will become delinquent
if not paid by the third Monday in April 1sth) 1859.
JOHN SIM, Treas. ". @.
Centreville, Nov. 80, 1865. 39.6w
Radical, Bird and Telegram copy Ct ch'ge 60.
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a son al Santa Anna is q ,obbar chic
in Mexico
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TURNPIKE TAX.

e HAVE RECEIVED the Duplicate for the
IL collection OF tbs Tax assessed ior the benefit of
tie foliowipg Turnpike Roads:
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France is building eco light tlraue.,t
boats --not VAR; oh no.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

ALBANY, Feb. 20.-SectOn Is of the Finance
Article was amended 10 read thus " Real and personal
operty shall be subject TO uniform rule OF
and taxation" The following sections were added;
SECTION subscribe for the purchase
v erept by devise shares stock any company corpora
ton. nor invcS; any portion Of its funds therein.
H. The building Of Capitol hA be suspended for I've
wears Yeas 20. Nays a.
The Article was then recOmmitted to be engrossed for
a final reading
The following additional section has been added to the
Article on the Judiciary
the Legislature
Ter upop Courts Records having population
ceee 400 the jurisdiction 0fSurfOgeS With authority
to try issues Of factb by jury probate
The Article on the Salt Springs OF the State taken
up and without amendment, recommtted for final en-
grOssment Judge FOlger offered the following resolu'
lion which went over under the rules:
I.Souei ten be appointed address
tie people the State upon the Constitution proposed
before the hnAl Adjournment he committee
report 10 Convention the dah Of such an address
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

All the amendments having been disposed Of. Mr..
PAINE rep. WIS., called for the Yeas aud Nays ON
the passage of the bill The bill was passed-63 70 56
Mr. LOGAN Qiep, I'D moved 10 amend the title OF the
bill by adding 10 It the words and TO deprive all non
commissioned and volunteer officers In the service OF the
United States Of promotion under the law as II now
stands"
opposed the ainendmenU looking 10 reduction or the
army msapprehended entirely the scope and object Of
succeeded in their attempt they would be roDbng TIN,
officers OF regiments who would have TO be mustered
Mr. LOGAN intimated that the amendment had been
offered without the instructions OF the Committee on Ap
Mr.. BLAINE inquired what authority he Gogan had
FOR that assertion.
Bane authority He said yesterday that he had it
Mr. BANKS Rep Mass) reminded Mr. Logan that the
sentemans !Biaines language was that the proFiSo
Mr. LOGAN held that the proyso deprived every nom
commissioned officer OF his right TO bc examined for
Mr BLAINE remarked that more than 1900 are IN
coamssion who received their commissions for merito
riOus conduct during the late war; ana the question Is
whether system shall he followed which will necessitate
the mastering out OF half OF them within two years, or
take such precautions or two years as shall leave those
Point not for the education OF military officers, he
would like to know what i was for Was It charity
SCHOOL, Congress should either maintain the character
OF West Point or abolish IL.
The discussion was continued with animation by Messrs
Gep', Ohio BGTLER rep, MassJ boutwell, Q!ep,
Mass). BANKS Rep. Mass.), and PAINE REP, WIS.,.
a
considered and Mr.. BLAINE Withdrew the Objectionable
proyiso The bill then passed without the proyiso
Mr. MORRILL, (Rep., Pal asked leave TO report from
the Committee Agriculture resolution instrucng the
Committee Ways AMI Means TO report bills providing
for the removal Of the Internal Revenue tax from all
fu productions for the adjustment OF imported tnnago
duties TO equaze the dspares in the cost of CAPT
tai and labor between the United states and other com
netting nations to encourage the importation OF the
skilled labOrer instead u the products OF his labor 20
secure the balance Of h trade in favor OF the United
States and thus insure 20 the nation financial soyency
and and permanent return to specie values TO n-
dustrial prosperity and true independence objection
House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.

The South Carolina Convention did nothing
yesterday.
FLORIDA-MEMBERs GOING TO WASHINGTON.
TALLAHAssEE, Feb. 20.-The following articles
judiciary, Executive Administration. Homestead Public
institutions, Finance, Education, and Military. Mr..
Saunders c0lored member, having been expelled,
started for Washington to-day with the Constitution made
the negro shooting aifray of yesterday.
GEoRGIA-EXEMPTIoN FROM WRIT.
ATLANTA, Feb. 20.-rhe Homestead Com
mttee report was presented and ordered be printed
I allows g 500 worth O real estate, and $4,000 worth ~
II was made the special order for Monday next Cen
Ruger Provisional Governor, and Capt. Rockwell Pro-
ysiOna Treasurer OF Georgia. visited the Convention to-
day Arecess OF IS minutes was taken to pay them the
customary compliments.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oFtsTYLE.
NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 20.-A resolution was
adopted appointing Special Committee OF i've TO revise
the style and arrangement OF the Constitution and To
have correct copy printed as adopted, WIN me pro-
posed changes set forth The President Of tho ConyeG
ton added to the Committee. The other Commit,
tees were discharged and the Convention adjourned until
Saturday
MIssIsspPI-No PROPERTY QUALHIcArIoN
JACKSON, Feb. 20.-A COMMUNICATION IRON
Ceu Gem read IL sets forth that desutuuOn do's
nor exist 10 10 great an extent many suppose He -
making All possie efforts 10 alleviate the suiierngs Of all
classes. The Bill Of Rights s under consideration,
and four sections were adopted To-Day Inc i1h sec,oi
provides thar no property qualification Tor jurors sAa
y1RaISIA-A CONSERVATIVE EXCLUDED.
RtcuuoND. Feb 20.-Pamphlets from Wash-
,rtan arSiiug GEN Grants untitness for the Presi-
dency were distributed on the members desks MEM
ber dnnuured il as insult TO the majority proper
49, StnianatioS was made behalf OF the Sergeantat-
aims Mr. Mausry. Conservative member, from Cnl-
enner was declared ineligible ana his seat vacant. He
~ ,b successful competitor OF the Hon. John NJ. Bolts.
The reander OF the day spent IN the discussion ~
suarage A leading Republican member said that le
WIS cSnvnced from tie temper of those who had
controlled the state that certain degree OF disanchise-
inent was still necessary.
NORTH CAROLINA-sUFFRAGE
RALEIGH, Feb. 20.-Ihe report fixing the
boundaries OF the Congressional Districts was adopted
They remain as they except New-uanOvcr County,
hich has been placed m the Third District and sterlnS
County the Fifth. Last night and to-day the conse
ton mainly engaged IN discussing the aruee on e
frage. No vote has yet been taken. hadca,s euon 10
Pool. Mcdonald, and King of Lenoir oppose 'e
the District OF Columbia May, aud others are iSr ,no
test oaths. etc. Stringent measures are III 'o nr ~
pass. MI Hood, negro, gave h., A. -, ,,,.,,s
offer ordinance removing the present .ne upon n,ss
trates and the Clergy FOR soiemnzing na'iony oe'"
whites and negroes.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
,rNsUCcEssFUL ATTEsPr TO BREAK JAIL

BUFFALO, Feb. 20.-John Clarke, who was
sentenced yesterday 90 fifteen years and three months
Imprisonment az Auburn for garroting Mr.. Knapp Of
Milwaukee, attempted 10 break Jail tins afternoon
Clarke with Donovan and Doyle prisoners under ndiot
ment for robbery In the first degree had with the aid or
rod taken from the stove excavated through the wall
of the ai They had means OF unlocking the CELL ana
intended overpower the guard and escape Tonight
Clarke is just out from five years imprisonment at To-
ronto Canada Donovan and Doyle were removed 20 the
Court for trial. and immediately after their departure
negro prisoner told the aer that he had seen them a
work digging through the wall The negro was immedl
atey taken Court and placed the stand 10 assist III
estaplisbipg The bad cheIacter of The prlnoners,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
A MERIDEN EDITOR ASSAULTED BY AN UN.
RECONsTRUCTED sOUTHERNER.

MFR1DEN. Conn. Feb. 2O.-Stephen Ives, the
new proprietor of the Menden House, an unreconstruc
ed Alabama Democrat, in whose hotel Frederick Doug
lass was called Niger" and from whose public
table Mr. Douglass elected, committed brutal as
sault this morning upon Capt Riggs, editor OF Ihe hr
courtesy olhis guest Much excitement prevails here,
has been arrested and held in both criminal
and civil actions.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
TILE LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2O.-Gen. Hancock or
dered yesterday that the last revised registry lists Of
each parish in Louisiana be published once in the news
paper having greatest circulation in each parish and
that 81 handbis Of said lists also be published by the
same paper and posted in the most conspicuous places in
each parish under the direction OF shers Lists Tor
publication are to be furnished from the Office of the
Secretary OF Civil Affairs, who will pay the expenses OF
nublication and posting
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
GREAT BRITAIN.
BANK STATEMENT.

LONDON, Feb. 20-EyENIYG.-Th regular weekly
returns of the Bank Of England show that the bull
lion in vault has decreased $4,000 pounds sterling
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 20.-The steamship Australasan
arrived here at $50 m. on Saturday, the eth of Feb
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
SOUTH AFRICA
JUDICIAL DECISION IN FAVOR OF BISHOP

JUDICIAL DECISION IN FAVOR OF BISHOP
COLENSO.
LONDON, Feb 20-EvENING.--Late adyices from
Capetown, Africa, state that the Supreme Court of
Natal have at last decided the question touching the
matter of the Church property in favor of Bishop CO.
lensO.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
AUSTRIA.
WARNING OF THE CLERGY.

A WARNING OF THE CLERGY.
VIENNA, Feb 2O-A circular has been issued from
the Home Office warning the clergy against foment-
ing discomfort.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
EUROPE.
ABYSSINIA.
THE ENGLISH CAPTIyES.

LONDON, Feb. 2O-EvENING-Advices to the lst of
January have been received here from the English
captives in Abyssinia AT that time they were all
safe and we'll.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

GEN. CANDY REMOVES THE MAYOR OF CHARLES
TON.
Cu,n,rsroS Feb. 20-It is understood tC.
, ,ha. .on canby has removed Mayor Galard OF this
tt, ard arnointed Gen. Burns OF the United states
rmv IN his stead The reason Of th' change In not yes
known.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

THE CHOLERA IN BUENOS AYRES-THE RELA-
TIONS BETWEEN PERU AND CHILI-A SUR
PRISE FOR THE FASHIONABLE CIRCLES OF
CHILI-THE SCION OF AN ARISTOCRATIC
FAMILY AS ACTREss-FOREIGN IMMIGRATION
NEW GUANO DEPOSITs-CoMMERCIAL AND
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
From Our Special Correspondent.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

Mr.. EGGLESTON Rep, Ohio asked that his
,oe be recorded against Wood Screw Patent E1en-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


4 WtFe Dosoppears wooA ooo. go
Of h0P 0oO0o000so N2oney.
From the Detroit Free Press, Jea.s.
At the breaking out Of the late civil var,
there lived in the interior Of Mississippi Q
wealthy family named Wsstssn, consisting
Of father, mother end two sons, but the
rude blast Of wsr swept over the Isnd. and
the family became widely separated. leav.
ing only the old people AT home. During
the tour years OF terror a ich followed, one
OF the sons persisted 10 the Con iedsrats
armv snd the eths- emigrated westward,
aud for many months no tidings Of him
reached b,s PARENTS At length tie father,
unabl. lonxer to endure the suspense, start
ed in search Of his son. and during his alb
se,ce the wife and mother decamPed with
$1,000. Whittier she went u fisss We are
not informed, but short time ago the Chief
of Police. of this city, received a letter from
, the son alluded to above, informing MIN
that Mrs Western was then IN this CITY, ~
work in . dress making establishment on
Wood ward avenue, and requesting him to
keep trace of her movements, until his iath
er and himself should arrive. The Chief
called at the establishment indicated 10 the
letter and found the woman, whom be caus-
ed 10 be arrested. By dint Of little sharp
practice, about one-'hird Of the money was
recovered, but she persistently refused TO
owe any information that would lead to the
.scove,y of the remainder. When a<ked
INV she had left home under such c'Tcum
stances, she replied vaguely, and her sener-
:, d.m..por was such as to induce the be-
lief that she is at times insane. Al least SO
said her son. She offered no objections to
returning home, but, on the contrary. as
seot.d with the greatest eagerness. Whsth-
- she was accom- panied in her flight by any
person. and wha. has been done with the
remaining $l4, 900, are problems yet to b
solved. However. there was forgiveness.
and comparatively happy reunion At the
Office of the Chief Of Police yesterday. and
tbs ~ 0 started for home last evening.
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sHERlrfs SALE,

SHERIFrS SALE.
STATE STAT ZOE. Of IOWA. -.
In tbs District Court Of S:olt County.
State Of teva:
By .visonoOf an execution iouuod flom oko
eG1cs ofshs Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott County, tate u Iowa, IN favor Of
Jsreoiah Duslsvy end agaiasl James Nav.
dated January 18th, 1868, end 10 - di.
rseted. coomsnding me that ofthe goods.
chastels, stock o. interest 10 any ce0psay,
debts due. property in the hands OF third
psrsons, lands and easements (Which are
mot exempt BY lav from exeeutioa) 81 the
said Jsoss Nay, make o. ssuss 70 b
made the sum Of two thousand and III To-
100 $4,000 10000 dollasa, With intarsse
and eosts, have levied upon the following
described Real Estate, lying and beinx sii-
uated in the County Of Scott end State Of
Iowa, viz: The northwest quarter Of Sec
tien fifiesn (l6). township seventy nine
(79), range two (2) east Of the 9Th P. n.
aud oil Of the town Of Asysvills. described
in aforesaid quarter. Also lot one m.
block nineteen (l9). in the city Of Dsven.
port. The whole Of block twenty (HO). Ia
the city Of Davenport, lot six i6l. block
thirty eight (3S,,, in the city Of davenport,
and lsts ssves ~ end eight (S), In block
.wenty -ssssn (37). 10 the city Of Daven.
port. All the interest Of james May ia
and 70 The city Of LsOlsise. end The 90
feet south Of block twelve (l2) LsClairs
And hereby give public notice that
shall offer for sale st public cutlery, 1t ID,
Court House door in the city Of Davsnpert
Coanty Of scott and State II lsWa, On Ses
urday. The 18th day q February, 1858. !
tween the heurs q = O'Clock A. n. and .
oclock P. n. Of said day, ssls 70 csmasne'
ct the hour of9 O'slsek p. n, Of said day
and viii ssll y The highest and best bid
der thsrsfos, IN cash, the shove describe.
property. a. ssGleisns thssesf b satisfy ID
above debt, with iueasest - eostA
Dased this 18Th day q Jeesesy. 1eeo.
0uo3AvUo0 O00110ER
|iao15.1ol ohsl9 q oeooe 0eao4v, Len
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

THE KlTTATiNNY

INTRODUCED ny rAE SUBSCRIBER, -
i every where Acknowledged By press ana people
The VEN BEST Blackberry known. Having ths o.
isnsl stock ~ ere enabled 20 furnish planters 40
ansteurs 0Erurns plAxss In large or small quaasi.
sies 1t low rates.
Opinions of the Press.
.srbe ewcefest and most delicious fruit Of afy ~
r,ety 10 have seen. Am. Agricaltufi.t. N. T.
I'VE regard IL q large, handsome. high nsvofse
huis. -Hosticaltnsisss. y. y.
..Decidedly superior 70 the Lawton IN 1ocd 49,
sis. There = l,,tls ds.oe -, = !" rdSuns' e1''
..such riehts Of fruit ~ sever beheld befose."-N
7. Times.
..n.t ,uatice eoupels a. = aeknowledgs that nsv
he,s - faeted such Black - t6ooo INT u
+, n. Willieos rifst The berrs0 oso Larry, 0osI
eo,ored. "a 1fm y hssA. sosd nashe(iag eaaleiss
sseosd-TlZ ass s.sst. iaisy, nsltise e 2.
6ef1y, md Of exesllent flavor.
rhird-T hsy sss sspssssstsd - y hesel, seson
epowe1aad u great peodaetivsoeee. ~. Ywcesd
hould any Of our ffiesds WisA tetsy THE Barr
| they wfn And cur ffteAd 0r. b. Wlllia0e 81 1oo!
eais. u . reep0neihee -. and wossoy O. the'
pa.r0aage IN. 7. C0aehmakess' Magazine.
We easo have the WILSON n,sekbssry. nd
| large sseck Of tn best
0a9RbosrAess
Oer0W oeFF1eo,
| Curro0ts,
Seed Ho10oooG
onssi ssaatitiss ssst y nsil With pssSses 1850
nso1s, psspap " Ssppag yosf sasas wln ~ -
eso ~ paantAng - opsisg. 1se 1sss -: -
- : esaslegsst = 1.AS.c. - ~.
~ xe.sv~1.A nsosal1a : 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
THE
Universal Clothes Wringer
HAS BEEN AWARDED THE
AMERICAN aNsrnrUTs.


AMERnCAN nNeTlTUTB.
The shove 10 the larseet Fret CHASE Prsmiuu
list evs obtained b. ans article whatever o. Anes.
lean ,manufacfure. sed Gers thsn FIVE Tinne
- eater than that ohtaiIess by any other Family
WsinRer. These Premiums ~ere Ill taken on the
UNIVERSAL CLOTHS WRlN0kR q the times
epeciaed.
We Dc mot attempt to mislead the public by edvss
sne IN old list Of premiums. without date, By The
I'M, W. NJ Co manufacturer Of" etc ,t.ksu meet
y % Pov.s wsiase.e--eoabased wrsaesss -
Voeheg and other arti<lss not nov In tho 0aslst
Tor fImly uss-ss 10 deas By sosae VI our would-es
conpstitors.
over Doo. ooo ~ che Galvofs01
Clothes vvrlngero
Haze bssa sold which 4 nose thas tAs sals Of ~
other Wsinge-s cpmbined. and the late i0gsOve-
,seoee on Ia sUN1vER6AL, L." have greatly inesea'
"a shs ale. Sold - Dealers. Jobbefs. ana ths
~ cclcbssssd :.Doty Clothes washss !. 49,. -
nsw .llghtning 11eaa Cooper slwass % hase ~
- r. o. BROWNING, General Aesnt.
No. s. CourelaDdt STREET.. New Ycst.
son1O.lm (Opp0eite MefchantS' 6oeei)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
REAL ESTATE.
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
LAND AGENT.
D0VenpOrt. 1oWa.

Has for sale. lsa, 900 acres choice Farming
Lauds in Iowa. in SO different counties, selected
from 10 70 Is years since BY special agente, -.
mostly owned BY the pstentees.
IL. 900 acres in Illinois, Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa. Unimproved Lots in Davenport, LsCiairs,
Princeton. Walcott. DurAnt, Atalissa, Downsy,
Iowa City and Des Moines. Twenty dwelling
houssa asd stores in Davenport .ovedtf