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iNITED STATES PATENT OFFIOE,

Z WASHINGTON O, October %. 1853
ON the petition of GEORGE A BROWN, of
Middletown, Rhode Island, praying for the extern
SIGN Of patent granted him the 231 day of
January, ISIS, for an Improvement in Hay Making
Machine:
IT is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 4th day of January next Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections. de po-
Siti"Ds and other papers. should be Med ia this
of CO twenty days before the day of hearing.
ELISHA FOoTE.
oc 2-law3w Commissioner of Patents,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF UNSERvICEABLE ORDNANCE

SALE OF uNsE EE4Ers ORDNANCE
Nary DEPARTMENT, Bgxsau Of O-fnan,s,l
There will be sold at rublf. auctior' 70 the
hiEhert bidders, at noon, on MONDAY. the sd
o. Ordnance Navy Yard, Boston Mass a %ua1.
t5 Of 0,dpsn1e strres and .at-risIs eomprisns
VoIyers, Spare Parts, Cartridge Boxes, &C., &c.
Tt hrSe articles 1n sS Nh be s{i IL los
he conciu, Ion OF the ssle. and the rmainder with
articles must be removed from the yard, othSrwise
tnry VIII revert TO re Coy eminent.
II il to he di-tiF city uuferstOo4 tn arantee
sale, ana noted IN the catalogue. as regards their
exact cODdl uOn and gualits, but it is believed,
eSs that everything oer1a 1 sale i as rep
NO I'd Rear Admiral and Chief Of Bureau
| ARGE SALE OF BLANKETS.
wS;HiS@Toy, D. O 9, DC October q, 1isss.$
p. %dll ss sUs st puUiie sgstiS1 at Ulothins
Il CAPTAIN d. C. Tbom. !ne ant5ti.1 %
42,ooo Gray Blankets. new.
Zoo Great Goats, foot.
i5So aa great 11s. sni n%ans s9a'''
FORAGE Caps, tents, Bed Sacks, Axes, Mess
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
Cash deposit will be required, as heretofore,
upon day Of sale
BY order Of the Qusrtermaster General
}. q. MCFERRAN.
Deputy q. M General,
&C 2e-lOt Breyet Brig Gen. [ ,. Army.
UCTION SALE eF HOSPITAL BEDDING
N AND CLOTHING.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PUEyETOR's OFFICE. .
WASHINGTON. c., October 81 1858.
VIII be sold AZ public auction, in this city the
Judiciary Square Warehouse. Il street between
18th and 5th streets, on WEDNESDAY, the llth
DAY y November next at L. q. m, the fgllO wing
a'tiCes Of Hospital Bedding and Clothing, n lon
TeIuirs for the Of the Medical De .ment
OF the army. viz.
1000 Gray Blankets.
1900 Bed Sacks
9i0O Pillow Ticks:
- pairs Woolen Socks;
is 90 Gowns.
1900 Slippers.
The above articles will be sold in lots to suit both
larse and small purchasers.
Terns Cash, In Government Funds.
Five 81 days Will lie allowed t. parties purchas-
ing to remove their property.
Il goods are not all sold on the day ad yerti sed
the sale will be continued daily
CHAS SUTHERLAND,
Asst Med. Purveyor, Byt. Col, L. 5. A.
or - It'd
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TO-NOR ROW .

flY GREEN d WILLIAMS.
e. sCctioneers ana hesl Estate Brokers.
No. $50, sostneast corner 7th and streets.
THH MOST EXTENsIyE STOCK OF HARD
WARE AEn1GRiCULTURh LlMPbRNyNr r.
Ayrk 0FFERED F0B s1LE IN THG DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, Al AUCTION
ber next we xiI s s1 s' n q Tie s wen
rso orno.i hous,s ard store Of B.Iiholo.
between PennsylysnIs svenus aud the cana, com
menclng at 10 clio = m, and cont nue. from dsy
and general assortment OF Hard sre aud AsricaI,
tnIal implements eyeG offered for sale in the city
of The most superior quality and greates. vari.ty
We a.em ~ unnecessary to enumerste, hut would
Pio~s. Hsrrows. oultivs.ors, Seed Drill.
norn Planters, Moving sHd ReaPins Machines
cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters, SCI thes, and
With q large lot Of other Agricultural Implements
A large and general assortment of Builders
Edge Tools and Cutlery.
Blscssmiths'. wheelwrights', MachiEists'. Car
The Hsrdwsre merchants Il 1 kieIendris. V GEORGE
town, aud Washington, Farmers and Buffers ia
are Tespectfa invited TO hi. sse a. the stock /.
lsrge; aud viii positively sold Without reserve
Terms If sale: All sums OF and ander $50 each;
over, and not exceeding SO, = credit Of SIXTY
Of credit bearing interest from Gsy of sale proper
&C . d GREEN S WILLIAMS, Aucts.
tSY Ii. COLEMAN CO. Auctioneers,
ID go cor. 10th st. aud Penns ave.
VI ING Noyem5er 9Th at j. o'Sl5tk. .iG arse
sssoi tment Of New and Second hand Furni-
Is,lcr Suits, Sofas. Lounges, Chairs. Tables
Sedsteads MATTRESSES Bureaus looking Glasses
! SbrtsnSs, 40 Cooking ahe Hesfins Stoves
Z o. Joints New snd Second hand Pipe and Elbows
4 lot of Yin am Crockery Ware: also. a ARE
lot Of Blankets Sheets. Pillows. Pillo~ Gases
Let OF New aud Second hand Shoyels, Picks
: res Hstchets ssairoRs. Goal HOds
Toilet SETS. Baskets Praoms' Tues
Nashtoards. v iilow " are Of al kinds. and many
other articles too numerous TO mention
., The sbo'e goods will be sold, without reserve,
p1 sst to da until ne Srs G fsros.t Il
EsY Il. COLEMAN q CO, Au-tioneers
~ % corner l,th st. ana Penna avenue.
chg n TUEs DAY MORNING, November Sd, at
30 pairs white wOolIen Blankets, diferort quail
:c1 pair Gray Blanket,
Ioo assorted Bed Spreads
20 Ei.css Rsmnsnts Of Pants Goods Of sai 6
eco y. sheet ng Cotton. b.esched and unbIs sched
2-Uyds Bed and " bite Flannel
IoWeling Of all binds
bIeached and UDlleachet COttons
Hosiery. Tahle Cloths and iable Linen
talicOes and Delaines
Hoods. Shavls, Comforts, Children's Hose
I ndershirts and Drawers
Also. 20 pieces Oil Cloth. different patterns ana %
rolls CarPetiDE, With e lot OF Remnants
The above goods the balance Of stock of q
Wholesale merchant IN New York declining busi-
ness and will be sold - the Rh, Z bidder ar TO
sutt the purchaser, by the yard, pair. or IlZsn,
without reserve for cash, from day to day until the
entire stock lie dirPL sed Of
noc6t u COLEMAN & CO suc.s
tSA COOPER LATIMER, AHctioneers
ID Late clerks With J. {. McGnire & Co =
So1thv,st corner OF Penn's avenue and I!sh 81
Star Otbce Bklldink.
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oc cS .ee6ds [Express.l
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS
- AEctionsers and Rea Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner 9Th and d sire ,ts

- AECt0nserS and lie al state Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner 9Th and d sire It's.
PKINCE GEoEGE's cootSffY, MtRYtaHD
On TIE ROAD LEADING FROM RIGGS
TWO EuN. BED AND sEvENTY NINE
ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
GA o'clock m, on The premises, we shalt p proi
.A.ceed to sell az public auction, the Farm OF
James owens, situated on the resd leading from
Kggs MI TO CoIsyiIle, and al dining the OF
I'm sloiey atf VIM Rspiey aed k1own as the
y IN good stare Of cultivation, and IL improve
~ DwtIhng House, containing zine ROOMS; a
Orchard, which has peach, apple, plum apriSot,
?IlLce and ELL Kinds Of fruit trees, and a youn 2
This sale offers chance to any person de-
stilhs lerm' and Immediately after ths sale Of
me farm We shali proceed to sell the Household
Rive Coed Work Here's, two Colts
seven Cows, three Oxen, ten Sheep. and twenty
Fay, Corn, Rye, Wheat, Potatoes
Three Wagons and Harness
fiouPhs, EarrOws and Farming Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furniture
4. . nd many other articles too numerous - msn-
Terms Of sale for farm: Ope-half cash: the bal.
good security for the deferred payments S.eJ down
On The farm " hen KNOCKED on
10y GREEN l. WILLIAMS
~ AuotiOneers and Real Es,ate Brokers,
No. 500. southeast corner 9TH ana D streets.
TRUSTEES SALE FvALUABLE
PROPERTY ON TENTH STREET. NEAR
TIE CUBNER OF q STREET NORTH.
IA BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated the a
E:E day of July, A. ID. lSif, and ddiy orae in
49, r. VI No. 10 foliOs %, &c, Of the land
records for Washington county, u. @ ami by the
direction and consent of the parties interested
therein, will sell. at public auction, in front of
the premises, on TUESDAY, the lrth day OF No
yennber, 1873 at half past four clock D. m. a part
If Lots hive 80 and elk 10, in square numbered
three hundred end eighty -one 3Sl in the city OF
Warrington having front # l. feet 81 inches on
10th street west aud running back with the same
width TO the de pih offs feet.
This property il well improved with a good And
substantial Brick Dwelling and il in q loo alto
where property ia being rapidly enhanced in value
in view Of the proposed loo All of Ihe Centre MAJ
sst.
Terms of sale:-one half in cash, Of which $50
must be paid at the sale the deferred payne to
be paid, In equal payments, in six aod twelve
nsnths. Will interest from day Of sale aGd red
by deed Of trust to the satisfaction OF the trustee
All conveyancing. including stamps, al the pur.
chase r Q cost.
If the terms OF sale are not compile with within
five days from day of SALE the trustee reserves the
right to resell at the risk and cost Of defaui
Purchaser, after weeks public notice.
VIM ii. WARD, Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
&C ~ 5taw6ds AuctiOneers.
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SITED safes PATENT OFFICE

1TNITED SATES PATENT OFFIOE,
~ WAsHINGToS, Octoper "a, 1853
On the petition of WILLIAM SHAW. Of Bos.
ton ass achu sets, praying for the extension of
patent granted to him on the I'D day Of January.
1855, for an Improvement in Gas Heaters:
Its rdered that said petition Do heard at this
Office on the nth day Of January next Any person
may oppose this extension. Directions, deposit
twenty days before the day Of bearing.
ELISHA FOOTE
oc 28 w3w Commissioner of Patepts
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done 81 1REH0a : RICH AkDsOEI.
OsaHeaoeS enA IithoGr0DSScs.
80 RoQnA. 0voDio,
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HRICE a5 CENTS.
SENT SEALED BY POST.
HMANROOD.D

EJ.raets from Reris,cs Of this Woyk eommsaeins
from tds year 1870.
MANHOOD, By DIR. CURTIs.-In this age OF pre-
stantly usurped by the false and fraudulent IT is
difficult to afford the sufferer from nervous debili-
relief The authors Of this work have OBJ vi ated
, ,he Their IpeIisncs and reputation in
its immense circulstion-Era.
Curtis on MANHOOD should be in the hands of
youth and old age. 1t 10 a medical public ati on,
es.. W n.niu and GIsSsiopes the trestmsnt Of
United Se1ries Cache .''''''' -"' ''''En'ns'-
Curtis on MANHooD-It deveIopes the fearful
shoals on which q lAI &c proportion OF human hap
piness 10 wrecked, aNd furnishes q chart by which
they may be avoided asd escaped. Fortunate for
acouDtry would 1t be did its youth put into prac-
laid down one Sc Of mstrimoni Al misery mig
then be banished from our land, aud the race Of
hardy, vigorous spirits of the olden time-Caroni-
Gle.
Curtis on MANHoOp-This IL really a valuable
work; for pointing out the diseases resulting from
iIssne asy ium, no less th an in the shsttered con-
stitution OF those indnlgRg: 1t will do mach to
prevent the vice which, BY its prevalence among
the young. has much influence the present, Is
on the future well being Of many.-Hsrald.
DR.. CuRrIs's work entitled Manhood, is one OF
the few books now before the public on such u
sotJect which can lay claim to the char of be-
July intellisible to ali who read it, The moral
aud medical precepts given In Ii render 1t invalu
able.-Masnet.
Curtis or 1ANHooD.-This 10 truly vslu able
work and should be in the hands of young and
old he professional reputation Of the suthor,
combined with his twenty years experience a.
ny. &c. fully accounts for the immense circuistion
which this popular ano ably written medical treat
Use hes ned.-Ssaday Tsses.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY O0OPkK 8 LArIaEk, AuctlOsesr.,

kH OOOPkh q LA TiAkk, Auctioaesrs,
- Late clerks with {. Mcclure 4 Co..
street, STAY Once sui l sa'S ''- '.''
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANOEORrE. WALNUT
PSUsR PARLoR SUITE, oil PAINrIsGs
Ell nnps kNGRANINGs, fkkNOa PLATs MIA
LACE CURTAINS. HasBLE,foaP pa OWN IN,
Hnh AND DINING ROOM sCRNITCRE
&C .&C., AT AUCTION.
eF Ga THURSDAY MORNING. Nov H.
late I'M. A. Bt acley, N - SO New York
avenue, bet ween 9th and 18th streets. south side
We eball s. very excellent Assortment Of House
bold Furniture, comprising-
Ots Rosewood Case PisnotorIe. by Chickerias
Walnut Plush Psrlor Suite, (eizh: pieces
oil Paintings AID kngrsvinss
Three French Plate Mirrors. Lounges aud Easy
One Inlaid Table purchased at the sale of Sir
Henry Bulwer
french CLOCK, with Shade
ismtI ms and Lsce Curtains
M arble top Tables Dare Tables
Brussels, Three ply. asd Ingram Carrots
Mahogany Bedsteads and Bureaus
Mahogany Wardrobes and Washstsuds
Cottage Suites
Beds. Bo's and Pillows
Husk and Hair Mattresses
BLANKETS, Comforts and spreads
Oak Extension DiHiug Table
Morocco Covered Dining Chairs
China and Glassv
Kitchen Requisites.
Carriage 6rd Harness.
Terms cash
Blouse Tor rent. Inquire of the Auction
nos COOPER &LATIMER. Aucts.
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
yB luctinnHnFs nd Raa ats IA lrDb
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y WASHINGTON ID @ October Il, 1883
On the petition Of JUTiAM y. CONANT, of
Hackensack, New Jersey, PRAYING for the extern
sion OF patent granted to him on the 10th day of
January, 1855, for al Improvement in se wing Ma
Chimes:
1t IS ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 2sth day of December next. ANY per
son may oppose this ex'ensiOn. Objections, demo
sitions and other papers should be flied ia this
office twenty days before the DAY of hearing.
ELISHA FOUrE,
&C 0-law3w Commissioner of Patents
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oc % Iaw3w Commissioner of Paten


y WASHINGTON, u. O.. October IN, 1888
On the petition Of NEWELL A. PRINCE. OF
Slmmsbury, Conn praying for the extension Of
a patent granted him on the I'D day of January
lc55, for an iii Improvement in Fountain Pen:
Is ordered that said petition be ne ard at this
Office on the 18th day of u, cember next. Any per-
may oppose this extension. Objections, de posi-
tons, and other papers should be filed in this
Office twenty days before the day of hearing.
ii. HODGES,
Ocl9-lawSw Acting Commissioner OF Patanta.
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DR. JoHNsToNs PATENT SMOOTHING

IL propouuced By all Who have seen II tn n. ~.
best article for domestic inven ted ne IN
principle, and beautiful IL design.
one third the fuel requires no holder never smuta
the cloths. and puts . liner polish on shirts than
any other iron; win pay for itssfin saving Of labor
and fuel in three months.
Any one dissatisfied may return them within
one month after purchase And Get their money
back.
For sale at the northeast corner Of Pa. svenus
Maryland, District Of Columbia, and AlexsndriS.
Va.
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M Bk0fHERs and Be. cured. They have
given their particular sttsntioa 70 tns trestment
c ss I chsSscter, fol- twenty yea. This {:
the oldest sstAblished Botanic Medicai Omce IN
graceful and horrible death: Hov important t =,
then. for these unfortunately VINO nsye crou9ht
too late; thus preventing exposure OF Sessnssives
street, Island. eb0'
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TkITED STATES PATLNT OYFICE.

TkITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON, ID. g., October p. 1853.
On the petition of AAkON PALMER. of Brock
port, New York, praying for the extension of q
patent granted him ON the 30th day of January
1854: for an Improvement in the construction Of
tie frames OF Grass Harvesters:
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
this Office the llth day Of January next. Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections, de-
PORTIONS and other papers should be filed IN this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE.
&C % law3w Comm issioner OF Patents.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of Wash
ington county in the District of Columbia. letters
of adminstra alton on the personal estate Of JAMES
Is. MUNRO. late OF Warrington county, D. q .
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the bsc riber
on or before the 3lst day of October next; thew
may otherwise by law be excluded from all dement's
of the said estate. Given under my hand this Bis
day of October, 1868. SAMUEL EER
Admipistrato-
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No. 526, southeast corner 7th and streets
TRUsTEEssALE VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND ON TIE OLD BLADBSSSURG RoAD
ABOUT THREE MILES eROM THE OESTE.
MAhKET, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY. November 10Th. at o. IN on the
premises, shall sell by virtue of deed Of trust
dated the Goth day OF June, lSit ard recor led fn
liher q. 7. folto los; all In the coanty
of Washington. Bounded on the north by
said road, and adjoining the east the proper,
~ OF McCeDey, ano on tn south and west the and
Of II enry Queen, containing eighteen scres more
or less, with the improvements, consisting of 4.
two story Dwelling House, Corn House. and Sta
BILE; with an excellent pump of water in the yard;
known as the country residence Of the late Mitchell
TX Miller, deceased.
Terms Two thirds cash; balance in six and
twelve months for notes beSriag interest, aud Sc
cured 10y deed of trust on the premises Cgp
veyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchaser SlGJ down the farm whea noe ( ed
on; and II the terms are not complied with within
i've days after the day of sale the trustee
the right 10 resell the premises at the cost
81 the defsulting purchaser, by advertising three
times in seine newspaper published in Washin gton
d. WILLIAM NEWMAN Trustee
10 eoddds GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct.
lyY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneer,
- (Late Clerks with j. q. Mcclure 60 D
southWest corner Penna'a avenue and llth street.
Star Once Building
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4 s. PATENT OFFICE,

II 4
-. WASHINGTON. ID. c., October 10. 1853.
On the petition of CHARLES NETTAM, of
New ork, \. Y. praying for the extension Of a
patent granted him on the ed dag Of January.
1850, FOR an improvement in boiling Iron Shut
teIs:
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 4th day Of January next. ANY person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sitOrs, and other papers should be hled Il this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FO0rE,
. 1aw3w COmni of PATIENTS
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DIR. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cases of
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPER-
MATORRHEA, and all other diseases arising from
abuses of the natural functions, at his residence
No. s. NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALfI.
MORE, whore all communications should be I'd.
dressed.
Once hours-lo to 4, and to sp.m. oc 8-6m
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NZTM g. PHILLIPS,
" CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Residen FIRST STREkT WEST
Between ana b streets,
printing Once "a uarej
WAS6INGTON, d. G.
isked ct short notice. &C s 49,
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,


y WASHINGTON, u. G., o. tober p, 1863.
On the petition of 1HADDEUS SELLCCh, of
Greenwich, Connecticut. praying for the exten
sion OF patent rahted to him on the 3lh day of
January. 1885, for an improvement in Method of
Working Franklurite Ore:
1t is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 18th day of January next Any person
may oppose this extension; Objections: deposi.
tODs, and other papers should be FLED In this otce
twenty days before the day OF hearing;
ELISHA FO0TE.
&C Sw3w Commissioner of Patents
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y tIate CIerks VIII J. .. MCInire 3 To-.l
Solthv.Et corner OF Penn's avenue and llsh a
Star ofbce Bklloipz.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1863.


The ws2cllo R.rmblicaa says the steam
boat President will ply between New Bee.
ton and Musoatius nsxt .esson. She b.
loags TO TIE G. B. / Q. Railroad, and runs
In tue interest Of that road.
The st. Louis Times Of SuIdly, says:
The wtather yesterday was bright ssd
ce!d. Business was only moderately sctivs
Tor Saturday, which 10 considered By
essamboatmsn te b the best day in The
week, - merchan.s generally clear oct
their orders that day, Shipmen's South
were net - brisk the prscedin. day, Of the
week. Tnis may be accounted for b, the
fact tha. Southern shi pp. 70 t,ek advantage
Of ths sudden decline in rstes 10 ship al
"srders" on hand. b sides . fair amount
on speculation. The river At this point 10
rising slowly, though whore it comes from
we are unable TO state. The upper Missis-
aippi and Illinois are az last reported. The
Missouri river is At . very low stsge. and
business in that stream has entirely ceased
Tor the season. The Arkansas river 10 fall.
ing, and White river 10 on . stand.
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stats NEWS.

-Eldora 10 10 have . course Of lectures this
winter. 4
-Muscatine is not usually ambitious II
hog slsughtsring.
Sioux City viii cows. { rsur important
lines Of railroad.
-Auscatine colered folks are geine q
give turkey fsstivsl.
Hon. Peter Melsndy is abeut 70 n, ~
. Mt. Pleasant widsw-says runner.
Available government lands ia lsvs ore
being snatehed up in hurry.
ABIDE from wheat, Iowa raised about
%, ,000. 900 bushels Of grain 10 1869.
Iowa has four Railroad bridges ssrsss
the Mississippi, and not wagon bridge.
-Dss Aoinss claims the finest high
School building in the State, costing 81, 500
when done.
Iowa has six bushels Of wheat for brssl
for every inhabisant this year-and expert
$4,000. 900 bushels.
Dubuque, Davenport, Barlinstsn. and
ksekut. owe, in the aggregate, abess g.
0oo, 900 population ssy 5000.
-Bsrlisgtsn 10 making . considerable
spread ever new library resms. which wsrs
formally opened this week. Address By
Rev. Dr.. Saltsr.
Clinton has manufactured 6S, ,000, 900
feet Of lumber during the past year and
the frsights paid for shipping lumber from
that psint during the past season is over
93o0, 900.
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sHERIFFB SALE.

OhbklFFB SALB.
Tas SsAss - lswA.
Ssest Cssnty.
In the District Court Of Scott Ceusty, staas q
lsVa.
BY virsss u . general sxscusien issssl ftsa
ths 00ss u ~ Cissk u ths District Csuss sf
Seets Osssty. sssts u Iswa, n favor d
Charles visls. saA ags,nss' 'HssssisDA. Osa0p-
~, dAtsd Nsvsabsr esd. 1853. sd y - a.
sssssd. eensasdisg os that sfths geeAs, sAae-
tsIs, stssk sr ,stsrsss IL any esspaay, Aslls
dss, properly IN the hsods of third psreons.
lsnAs Esd tessnsnts (which are sst sxsapt "
isw from nxeeutios) sf The said Fraseis A.
Cra@plss raks, Or tessss 10 10 usAs the
%. sf three busdssd - afty sSrss eo.ies
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shs fsileuias dssesibsd psssssal sprspssy v
VII Tvslss hsaAssd asd tvsstyally3se) sslls
fwsll psPef. two husdrsd - aaty eight
tsd.) rolls q Border. my -oss tslJpsk 4 peis-
ted sisdos ssrssiss. and three paskiss boxss.
Asd hereby give psblic nsties that shall
essr fsr sals q public outcry. a the Cosss
Hone desr il the City q Dsvenpssl Couaty
Il Sssss ssd ssaas q Ie~s, On Saturday the 9slh
1ay u 1Deeembss, 1859. between the hssfs -
. s'cisek. 4. ..tasd : o'elsst r. d. u "a
DAY. sale 10 commence u; the heuP
u tss o'clock. =. n. or said 6qy,
and will sell 10 the Aiebsst ard best sidder
therefor. iu cash. the above described pssseeal
proEertv 4sr snmeient tnerest - salisS1 ~
abovs debt. with interest scA eceAs. 4.ss w
Dstea shis 1Att deJ u xsvemher ~ Aaess
sassas9 u RuaGAvu3S 3SCRn11ona e.
sov3s d3t-ts DhWiRs u eeott Ceun1nao<A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

No PAPER To MORROW Being thankful
fer holiday, the DEMocsAr boys will at-
stain from every thing like work tomorrow,
and consequently no a2sr will Be issued
from this olico.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

Taoss VELvsrs.-Br,ther X Kepner knows
aothing sbeut the vslve.s mentioned IN our
Miller article, but w-uld inform the ladies
that he has on hand . very choice stock Of
those valuable goods
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

IT 10 expected that when che White
Hsuss IL rsfittsd for our new President,
every dressing room will b literally sup
piled with "Lovs Among the Roses y
Without doubt this elegant extract will
hereafter be known as the national per.
fume.