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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03
MATTHIAS LEWIS. WILLIAM NJ. wYETH
LEWIS & WYETu,

SUCCESSORS TO DEESlNo, CAMPBELL q co.,
TMPoRTSRS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
l. dealers in English, German and American
Hardware, Cutlery, Sadlery and Carriage Trim
mings, Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Oils, Paints,
Cordage, Wooden Ware and Baskets, Leather and
Rubber betting, Hose and Packing, Oil Cloth and
Window Shades, Mechanics and Farmers Tools
and Buildidg Materials, Agents for Fairbanks
Platform Scales, sign of the Gilt Anvil, East side
of Paint Street, between Water and Second,
Chillicothe, Ohio. iunl9-n44tf
lust RECEIVED AND IN STORE
O at reduced prices
tons Norway Nail-Rods;
l400 lbs American and English Horse Nails
Is Boring Machines
so dozen Grain and Grass Scythos;
Is do Scythe Sneads;
10 gross Scythe Stones and Rifles;
juno l9-9m LEWIS 81 WYETH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03
Still Later.

0TAn immense Buchanan meeting took
place at Jersey City on Monday night
Spec ches were made by Dan. S. Dickinson,
Senators Thomson, Geo. Vail and others.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03

The State of Ohio, Vinton County;
vs.. PEF6RE William Gold,
WIN. OLIVER. ID J. P. of Madison Tp.,
in said county, Tho said defendant win take no.
tice that the said plaintiff caused an order of at
tachment to be issued by said Justice in the above
action, on the goth day of May, 1855, for the sum
Of one hundred dollars. Said cause will be for
trial on the 10th day of July, 1855.
June 10, 1S56.-8t WIN. T. EVANS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03
Dissolution OF Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, ]. G. Swetland and b. G.
Cogswell, doing business in the name and style of
Swetland & Cogswell, was, on the Sd day Of the
present month, dissolved by mutual consent of
the parties. j. G. P. Brown having purchased
the entire interest Of B. G. Cogswell In said firm,
the business in future win be conducted in the
name and style of ]. G. Swetland & Co., who
will retain and settle all tho notes and accounts
of the late firm; and oil persons knowing them
selves indebted to said firm are requested TO call
and settle. Funds are needed and word to the
wise is deemed sufficient.
j. G. SWETLANND.
B. G. C0GSWELL.
June II, 1s56.-n43-3t
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03
JANTES IN. F, CARNEY.
County Expenditures, Continued.

Amt County, Poor Bridge and Public Building Orders
redeemed. '.'.''.. .......................
Do. Orders undrawn and unredeemed June lS56....
STATE FUND.
State Tax and Auction duties OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Proportion ofdelnquences ofl850 81, 49, 53 and 54
Amt. Paid State Treasurer.
Balance in Treasury June 9, 6..................
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
Balance in Treasury June l. 855''............'...
Received from State'' '''.............:........
Collected on Duplicate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Interest on Section l6..s..
Delinquences collected from 1850 to ls54.........
Redeemed Orders '''.''...'..''.........
Balance in Treasury June g. 1856.
SCHOOL HOUSE FUND.
Received from Duplicate lS55.' ''.........".......
Redeemed Orders. ..'',''..............
COUNTY FUND.
Received from Duplicate of 1866 and Deinquencies.
Balance in Treasury June l, 1885,
Advertising Delinquent List.
Received from State in cases of State vs.. Rhodes and
Sullivan. .................s.....s.
Fines, Jury Fees, Tavern License and Costs refunded
Roads .''''.''.''..'....'...'...
Delinquencies of 1850, 81, 80, 49, and '54.......
Orders Redeemed. .........'.....'....
Balance in Treasury June 9, 1856. 6................
POOR FUND.
Balance in Treasury June /, 1855.
Delinquents of 1854 collected ..................
Deinquents of 1850, Isl, '52, '53, and 4'....'...
Orders Redeemed .....................
Balance in Treasury June 9, 1856:
BRIDGE FUND.
Balance in Treasury June l, 1855 ...,.............
Amt collected ON Duplicate, 1856.
Denquences of 1850, '5l, '52, '53, and ia.
Redeemed Orders
Balance in Treasury June 8, 1856 6...............
BUILDING FUND.
Amt collected on Duplicate of 1856 55..........,...
Balance in Treasury June 1, 1866.
Denquencies of 1850, Isl, '52, '53 and 54 .......
Redeemed Orders
Balance in Treasury June O. 1916.
TOWNSHIP FUND.
Amt collected on Duplicate of 1866.
Delinqueuces of 1861 '51, 49, 49, and 54 ........
Redeemed Orders
Balance in Treasury June 9, 1856. 56................
ROAD FUND.
Balance in Treasury June l, 1855. ...''....''..''
Amt collected on Duplicate of 1856.
Delinquences of $780, 81, '52, 53, and 64'.
Receipts for Labor on Road .......'.'s'.'''...
Redeemed Orders.
Balance in Treasury June 9, 1856.
CORPORATION FUND,
Delinquencies Of 1854 collected ....''''.''.''''
Redeemed Orders
Interest Section 29....
Redeemed Orders.
Principal Section l6..............'...'''.'
| Paid State Treasurer. .......'....' s'''''''''
THREE PER CENT FUND.
Balance in Treasury June l, s55.''....'''''''.''
Received from State.
Balance in Treasury June 9, 56....'...''''.'.''
Orders on Jackson county.... ...''..''.'..'''...'''
By order of the Commissioners, J. A. WALDE
: Auditors Office, June 10, ls56.-n45-at
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03
A. c. WILSON

GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
VI Bnfia. 10 Street, Hamden, Ohio, would re-
sPeettully Inform the citizens Of Vinton County
that he sseps constantly on hand a large assort-
nent Of Groceries and Provisions, which he pro-
poses 10 sell remarkably low.
lie also keeps, in connection with the above, q
RkSTA URANT, where persons can be aeeommo-
dated with meal at any hour, or with anything
In the provision line that may be called for.
~ Country produce taken in exchange for
Groceries. lmAys-lyl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03
New Tin Store.
Cheaper than EVer.--LOOk 10 M

d. W. SMITH,
EEELS called upon to express his thanks for
IL the unusually liberal patronage bestowed
upon him by his friends and customers during
the short period he has been doing business, and
hopes 10 merit continuance Of such favor, lie
has now on hand large and excellent assortment
Of TIN WARE, &C., &C., at the lowest living
prices. Those wanting o superior article in his
line will do we'll 10 give him . call.
az Particular attention will be paid to JOB
WORK Of all kinds.
Tin Guttering and Spouting Constantly
on Hand!
10" The public are invited to call and exam
inc for themselves. No charge made for show
ing. COME AND SEE
Macarthur, June 10, 1s56.-n44tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03

CATHOLIC BOOKS.
n0UAY's Bibles, large and small Catholic
~ Catechism; Key 10 Heaven Flowers Of Pi-
ETY.; st. Vincent's Manual; Childs Prayer Book
Doetrinal Cateehism; &C., &C., just received and
for sale at BRATTON'S
DOCKS, WALLPAPER & STATION
ID ERY.- just received, an assortment Of
Bibles, Hymn Books, School Books, Stationery
&c.; also, large assortment Of WALLPAPER aud
Borders-for sale low for cash at
BRATTONs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03

ILTM. II. DRAKE,s ESTATE.-Noticeis Is
traitor of the estate of VIM. r. Drake late Of the
County Of Vinton, deceased, has filed in the Pro-
bate Court Of said county, his saccounts and vouch-
ers forinspecton and partial settlement, and that
the same will be passed upon by said Court on
the 18th day Of July, A. ID. 1856.
B. P. HEWITT, Pro- Judge
june II, ls50.-n44-9t V.Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03

EREEMAN MYRICK'S ESTATE.-No-
Administrators Of the estate Of Freeman Myrick,
late of the County Of Vinton, deceased, has filed
in the probate Court Of said County her accounts
and vouchers for inspection and partial settle-
ment, and that the same will be passed upon by
said Court on the 10th day Of July, A. ID. 1855.
B. p. HEWITT,
Juno II, iS56.-n44-4t Pro. Judge V. Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03

SILK KID FINISHED GLOVES.
- suitable for weddings and parties: also Cash
boys, for sale at the store Of
May III J. \, MLAU6HLIN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-08

ToFFEEs--75 Bags Rio, Laguaro, Java, Msraeaibo
aud Havana Conees, selected expressly for re-
failing
sUGARS-Gi Bills white aud yellow renned Sugars
embracing Conee A, 3 q Z, crushed, powdered and
GRADUATED; also redned MArLs Sugar. These su-
gars are ali ofthe best qualify. !.
New TEAs-i37 Cheats, half cheats, Or Boxes aud
caddies OF all sizes aud descriptions of late imports-
lions, embracing some ofihe highest aud finest grades
of the celebrated 'sMayune' and .Pidy Sooey"
growths. These Green and Black Teas are decidedly
as nne and curious ehops as ever erosssd the Missis,
sippi, and We can Recommend our Ooi0nSs, Ron.
ehong., Somebody's, Gunpewdsrs, Impsriais aad
Young Hysons, far superior Ia fragrance and make,
to the generality Of Teas brought West asthey were
selected especially for Family usc aud sre lees IN
price; we can with confidence invite examination and
irsl.
RAisINa-5o Boxes, haive. ana quarters;-aiso
Valencia Raisina;
PL0MS- ) hbIs psllsd aud unpitled;
PRACHEs--3d do pared. Currants, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried aud preserved,
So~Ars-Palm, CASTLE, Shaving, tietInsp aud
Chemical Efasive, SC, Sci together with y large varl-
ETY. Of Baskets, Willow, Rattan and spIint, Woodsn-
ware, sokegs Of Nails, 81 HbIr Fish, Mssksrei, White,
Saline AM sss 81 Herring, 10 bales = ani vt tashel
Wheat Sacks aAd many ytEer articles-ail for sale,
cheap aud warranted TO give SATISFACTION.
| JACOB WRAtER in, q CO.,
II lima Ia txtg AEmtaVa SIu.r
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A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
GROCERIES,,
AT "EEoL1@SAlA4,
hAaTH subscribers have now OF hsnu, andhre
A daily rscclyiPE from tho Fast and south AZ
No. o Front street, ana LeSee,
(Burrows' New Bl eko Dasespsrt, JsDa,
Groceries, Nails, Glasa, salt, wotdsnware,
Provisions, &c.
which they Offer TO the trade at wholesale exclusively
10 Ret ii Merchants, iiotelkeepers and others OF
the interior ofthe State and Nebraska, who purchase
At wholesale, we give the assurance that We VIII MI
their orders and memora nda at Chicago and st. Louis
prices transportation added.
Merchants, Grocers and no,el.kaepefs doing bnsl.
ness on the line or near the line OF the Mlssissippi&
Missouri Raiiroad-iow va City or farther West, Will
nnd IL TO their interest 90 make their Purchases OF US,
and by shipping their goods by the Ma ~. X. *.
save 81 miles Hauling By teams from snv other point
on The river. Our facilities are Of tho nrst elGss ana
we feel the most positive confidence, that, ifyon Will
but give us a call look through oar stock, and learn
ouI prices and terms, we shall receive . liberal
share Of your patronage; which it shall BIO our Aim,
by fa~ rnishing hrst.rste goods ~ favorable priees,and
falx IAuItn2 Ia n aFtt and feel,Na
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Wan ElEsE ChhsiisnA 70
David kngre, Lebanon C., liz,
S1uuel Iiaih6tdj FbilDieiphtl
II. I0Trey, Philadelphia.
James Il Price, Wilmington, Del,
Joshua Beal, BatSn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia
Up Forest, Backs u, Pa.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey %, .
ID BrOnAugil, b~iaysviils. Ky
Grabriel Bear, Lancaster u, Pa
Herman c Gulae, Philadelphia
Geo N on, Lyc0ming o., Pa
JOhn AcYey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Baysfs, BrooklYn a, n \
s A TuebsF, Salem, Arkansas
jane : Cragr, Marion Go, vs.
NJ BsAl, Clarified Co, IA
Benz E5iLnonds, Batter @, u
Mr. kirk, MAysyiilP, Nv
w 4 Noble, Chicago, III
"a l. Ride, schHyikM Ga, Pa
e. 4 Mason, P~hlaielpL!l
David Clark, MaysViles ~
j D Ringer, Alexandria, Va
X r Hart, Granville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Aaiein O.. n j
1T T9rey, Upper sandushy o
Jacob Leonard, phiiadsiphin
v q GIlpin, Wilmington, Del
= Meintlrs Northampton c. y.
) r Platter, Wilmington, Del
s II SoIns0n, Potter Co, Pr
n p Acitwen, Philadelphia
J Morton Pool, Wilmington De-
~ " iisfaer q Go, Cincinnati
z Miller Head Flour inrp. rhll
James w EJElIjs, fNEIt c.
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Wroffrifs.
WILSON e. Il I,
lWhOlASalA (.rOcArS.


WILSON e. 7,
Wholesale CrOcorS,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
d A RI, low A :.
Teas. Teas! Teas!
100 half chest Young Hyson and Gunpowder;
90 half chests oolong and souehong;
70 caddies from l to ~ lbs,
80 boxes Palm Soar;
40 " v~sriegated Soap;
rs g Shaving
20 Transparent "
. +. CASTLE
80 boxes Pickles;
100 I. Tomato Cstsup and Pepper Sauce;
IoOboxes various brands OF choice Tobacco;
10000 Cuba sixesotgars;
1000 Imported do
900 boxes No. ! and scaled Herring;
20u bbls new MsekeIoi:
Is half bbis do
10 kits for family nse;
90 bbls aud kegs OF Molasss-;
20 hhds SugafI
90 dor Bed Cords;
so bbls Dried Apples,
90 sacks Dried Peaches.
100 boxes RAW Raisinss.
Is bbls assorted Nuts
500 boxes " Ulass;
100 kegs T" Nais,
BOD doz rnmbleIsi
Spices OF ali kinds,
Wooden and Willow Ware; Brushes;
20 bbls Cider Vinegar;
Together with a large stock OF other articles, all OIL
ISae Ii asw WILSON 4 HARLEY.
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ImpfoVed AiltIe ulanl torn aAa Jon PIanla
tiou Mill = Price reduced.
il'ilE sabscriber ha- purchased exclusive nfat VI
territory for Eale Ia The West, % the above csls,
nTated Mills and is prepared 10 furnish hem al iii
times ether Wholesale 0. retail. guaranteed ia tL-
most positive manner.
Ills noE mare than = yssf since It's Little Glaal
Was Introduced 20 lie pubhe, during which lins
hss teeO constantly growing III TIE popular favor.
Ihe I'M prDEameHis receutsy elected 4u4 pats1ls.
makes II The n0st perfect machine ever CreIsd loG
general farm use. IA /. iuralshod eOUplots ready IVI
aiiaehins team, aud wsighs as follows; No. i,2z5
No. 2,5a0; Nos, t0ui No. 4, $40 pounds. resDl,
minutes are HaflD!entlo sel enc up, without peoAAA
zeal AID, and when oLoe adjusted, IL esn wilh "a Tel, b
entrusted TO q hoy FGll d~ireciion. a ompany sssh
luitt.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NHIkIH. ~"
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
= Southern hi rkets y large aud well selected stock
Of goods Of all descriptionsiD comiaCn ues, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hsts and Caps,
Glassware, Qneenswsre, Buffalo hobes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton y arp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cat Window Glsss,
AT. I.N ktnawba salt Hardware,
xerssnd Eilisaws, iron silkinds, steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
WodenwaTe, Live Geesefeathefs PitehA Oskum.
Sole and Upper Leather, WALLPAPER,
willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stud-. IA.
which will be sold ~ a small advance for Cash, Al. l
Intend keeping everything 10 common uss, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front NJ
al the Brick storeoppo.iteth the Mills, Davenport, Iowa
June6, 1859, Al p0MIINn
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NO. b.
To "MSre o

-r.,s row recei Wing oar spring stock q hae
W-SrysYES iGold auniers, 1dsgac ans haAI.
$500 JERELRY Of al aesesipsoas. 'e'
xosds, Cora, siiverwars, ana rAnes Sn,es. .Iocs Of
hrSrxat 10 D8ssspsrt, shlea weoHef 70
20 ne pubic - isr = any mouse west % sas
lstue. Mnoksstte k-tAh. .,l.nK van
u..sad IL I, your interest,", ss we A.e astei
osuaA noasS LFEkD C. BILLION.
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IbINTiN NF NJ IT n
tHIrpGO, December A. 1859

Ihage this day shipped by railroad 10 my plsoe, lsIelu.
giu's Grove, Lee O., Ill., one Of Clarks Patent Portable
FIGURING Mills, purchased Cf Mr. y. McRlssicE, Of CBics.
20, which / have seen running while IN hs p0gaes.iCb.
add / can ray, without heiitatl0Hr believe II 10 BE- The
beat mill NOV manufactured ofths portable Kind, both fr
con ysuieBce and performing tie work In goOi 0lisr. And
further, can say, after having investigated the subject
10 q considerable extent, ] lave no he-itatiOn Ia saying 1
prefer sAail stones 70 large oGss, as the hOur Is more gen
orally ofAHEtly HaluFe1 and giYes better salirfletiOn 10
the takers. JOHNSON NHALfH.
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SEASONED LUMBER
] @Sa.to aufI'iy tht, srottun Ol
NGL

ihaSa purchased dni ltatai s0Ji Patent Ay
chihs, In connection Win my Mil, ~ad / am s,li.a.l
lean saipiy my cnslomers vita . aegtes 5aiuYle .
ie.s money than ans are brought bore for, or c,a be
made o. Aag VEner mAchtns. 1 also make sbl1gi,,
ara IN demand.
lAko tbta opportunity ~ Fotara my Tia uk. for
past IayQrs, aud solicit from my Customers M tu,
public Il continuance Of the same.
apl94- dsa JOHN NJ. CASNy,S
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FARMERS! saw AND GRIsT MILL MN
Ths Best Mil ever offered to the Public il
EELIONh PORpARLE MILL

iLLAoNh ohiaBLE MILL
Whlth mas taken the Fret r,sm;.u a, .v..
~ i'&ts gag CSEatg F-.rs where Id hs. ~ a
'vS0 - q VOC -Nsaat al The .1asrle4E Ja.I,Is.
alike lor - simplicity, Durability ana Ssney TAG
pAtsn'ea JahJ "a, ie55, stands unnyalsJf IS.Iaa!'
au'ASet9I IAcba AAllls sold, and their Innr.
maht l1fCtQt} declare tds!T merit (oVey I.a, 49,
nres s0la az tAs last six months, Thsy ara .a,'taI
1iy AasPlea ioF grinding Com, Oats, Whrst EsJ.r
feenOA uuHHoEH5Ufore. ' 10 Fo'
no. mtti snHds from ! 10 bus Of u..1 i, tsio
i,bNs OF iesd PER hour " ith from z 10 4 has... .nd
otlef N0s. pf0portlCnate amount. TL.v 49, n,
proPellsd py hGfso, steam or water Dcyrr ANA !,
"sh a1spAed 10 Irregular motion, ssnea ptnIIsIpy
eosl tasy can be attached 10 any sEw mill.
MEAt shsFEs are attached 10 these mill, thus ran.
oahhays.
References can be given where these mill, have
bcen IN use 10 months without either receiving or
needing dressing, and likewise where they .eTs In.
tfoaatei -FOUR months ago Tor grinding iysa oar.
~ rs AE established tact that all mlils 1sing knives
aud cob ctushsns only crack che corn aud cob. suA
TIA! neither reduce the food 10 4 desired epsae.,
to os used with Pr01t. but the
FELTON, Mill,
without EniYes, and villa y1indinr suIfsee. go hand
tempered tteetvil not anSctit, 10 a pable OF stlad.
ihs 70 any unsfSe Of nneneas, and al redueihx ,ob 10
1he ma ness Of laeHl. Ihsse facts Justly US Ii war
fantpG these mills " dive cutiro 1tisfaetlon.
foI iuIthef and mIls aud rslI apply
70 NtohuLs, LOOMS q Coz Office lie Ciaits
'i9Use, davenport, Iowa, or HDS sGs p
dee ~ dTtt
TO THE PEOPLE az SCOTT go
Good News Tor thu Ladies,
th- t'ii'hiia "i tie dreaded ~'Ta.hln. dayo are al
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Nj sui
julius Lytance.
LAM 4 q EN r,
once between Harrison and Ripley Streets.
Improved farlns for Bale.
nlaACRES highly Improved farm z miles from
x1Opavenpori, 30 acres in cultivation, good
board IeAse ~iia oaags oranse, house, stable, ete'
A beautiful farm 81 miles fraua davenport, leo
acres, 60 acre, In cultivation, balance timber, house,
we'll stable, ste-
Also d productive farm e miles from Davenport,
| la acres, GJ acfas ia cultivation, - acres Timber,
rsst prairie, splendid coal on the trast, good house,
we'll, stable, etc
Alarm oGl2O acres, 9 miles fe0m DssehpofEs
Improved, al acres good timber. 80 aeTes prairie
house, vol aud ontbaildings.
amtlssnin Davenport, 90 acres, 90 acre. ,mPfo-
we'd, 20 cIestimbe house stable, etc. SIS cash.
A 4acIoiuttn West Davenport. fenced, cultivated
and a large new brick house, we'll, stable, eta.
81 acres Brs, slA.f prairie taad, tao mites ftom
/ Nalent. W., so Per aero esAh'
Houses and Lots.
4 new hOasa on 9th Street, soste, oRs story stone,
"a and 81 stories frame, 10 rooms, ei,tern, well, stA-
bic for Z horses. lot 6ohian, rent SFuo, chtap ief
p3,iOs terms good,
A beautiful residonZs on Ripley street, between LIST
anu I'd, ) rooms, = kitchens, we'll c!siern, ouihoGses,
lot 30SsJ, terms easy.
several new and comfortable houses on 81 and ith
Streets.
Q beautiful and convenient cottages in the west
part Of Davenport.
First rate business lots on First, Second aud Third
streets; also, 20 beautiful lots in North Dasehpofi,
4 and a large amount OF uuim proved lMnd III Scott CDuhs
ty. Appiyto
inch si-isin JULIUS LYTANCE.
$1,000 Acres OF Choice Land
NOR sale on liberal terms In lets 10 suit, in Scott,
IL CliHton and Pow shiek counties. Apply 10
oetil- a.. JULIUS
Houses and Lots For Sale.
A NUMBER or HOUSES, LOTS aud sacaHtLots
"A pleasantly situated ID dinerent parts OF the city
for sale on fay terms. Apply 10
0etli.dtf JULhS
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v T. , III ~
Wholesale Grocers and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NJ. 10 south water street,
Near the Illinois Central DepeL)
CHICAGO, lila.
nFFER iot sale 4 large and we'll selected sissh oI
- oEoesnss, consisting in psri OF The following
80 hhis. ". o. Sugar common TO prime.
800 bals Refined snd Ciarided d1to.
500 .. NO. aud Weet Isdin MolaEsss.
100 packages choice Green and biaek Teas.
500 base kio, Jamaica, Java and Mochs Coffee.
400 bails and half butts choice brands plug tobacco
go bbls. prime loose Smoking IooAeco.
zoo gross Paper, Tin foil, and Yellow BANK chew ING
ssO sores Bar Soap, asserted brands. do.
400 ~ Pressed TaIlew. SIearine, star s. sperm
200 /" No. ] snd Scaled herring lcandies
1850 Dfams choice Eieme Figs
500 boges N. X. Raisins, prime rnat,
Together with al the other ARTICLES usually kept In .
complete stock OF Groceries. We can assure oui
frieuds ana the public generally that ws arc deter
mined not TO be undersold by any other house IN thii
Eerset.
From lAs .gcs Of our having unusual facilities 10
purchasing goods sdvansGssously We are abundant
AnI u dom AVEkY, UPHAM q ca.
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9asuranff.
Pseris Marine and Fire Ipsaranee Company

Pseria Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
PEORIA. Ill
CHARTERED ISL.
TNhls Company eeatinges g issao po.,Sles o.
PORTAT1oN y FIRE RISKS, az rsssssaaat
ratrst
Aa unconditional return premium Of 10 percent,
will be paid back 10 cargo customers AZ the close NJ
the year.
situated may be insured against loss or damage b.
nre, Tor any length OF time ,lrom ene 10 i've ycrs, 81
low rates Of pre- milras and lhus avoid assessment,
as in Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL $l00,0 oo,
DIRECTORS.
issce Nnaei1Af5 Thao, Perry. W. A. Werraa,
A.G. ISnE, " u. Phelps, PR X RroiheIsoh
r. Holland, Vim, Fem, l.. Holland.
Mm. III Mason, Rls1 Boa,land, J. REYNOLDS,
Charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
Isaac uapkRnIt, Pres; n. L.. I. BoUELasn, Vic
Pres CHaRlrs hoILANn, Secretary
JOHN AnAMSA Agent for Rock Island, Davenport
Moline and vicinity, ohaco. Miners Baild,ns, INi
nols street, Rock Island. once 10 pay export At III
Counting Room OF ths Stata Democrat.
May 2sth. a1f
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UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
ChSAnUo IlIyunio

STONE & KOOMEK.
BUILDERS OF Howes' Patent fruss Bridges and
Is Roofs, Turntables, Passenger, baggage aud
Freight Cars. Also, Bolt Cutting Machines, Upright
DTs.lf, &c
Bolts mads, AEaLlbe work and General Jobbing
done 10 order, apr 3dlyl
Wa0D z 90
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SAW MILL!

LNnR sllE AZ iananH'zE AN aHB FIaHDF Mil ag8,
l. ~ DESCRIPTION al Ef1E EuMERR f~equiToi, I
aaye started m5 Mills ia tJmPirt5 eriaf, aud haViBE
Il good st9eE Of -. GrgIS logs oa haai, / anu Reads
10 receive uTiefsi4fauE Kind Of humber, which /
Ia The Grdef ia winch uugy are received; t. r. n4l
come dras trrfs d. have At present on hand Il istgr
-fpFk Of