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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

Prices OF Lo1s sat u pubic sale of lots
at Keokuk last week, those on Exchange,
between Wafer and First streets sold at from
$40 To $50 per front foot. This is full as
much as lots would bring under the hammer
in the vefy heart Of our city.
LATE PAPERs.-Mr. F. r. Putnam, Of N.
York city, has placed us under obligations
for late papers from that city.
SALE JF LoTs.-We call attention TO the
sale Of lots at auction on Saturday next by
Saml. Parker. The sale is positive, and
the properly some Of the most desirable in
the city. See advertisement.
The Union.
The New York Herald concludes an ar
ticle headed "Would Fremon.'s ele ction
dissolve the Union1' with the subjoined
paragraphs. We are not among those who
think the Union is in any particular Danger
but we do think that Fremont's election
would tend more than any thing else to
strengthen the bands which hold it togeth-
er. Some silly people said, and some still
sillier thought, that the election OF Mr..
Banks TO the Sponsorship would endanger
the Union. But no sensible man ever had
any such idea. Banks was elected without
the aid of a Southern vote, the Union is as
good as ever, and will be still better when
the key stone Of Fremont's election addi-
~lionally strengthens the federal arch. The
Herald says
This disunion business is very i'll under
stood, even by intelligent and otherwise
well informed people. When South Caro-.
lima wanted to dissolve, in 1882, she had
ample reasons for her course. She and her
sister States were levying taxes for the
benefit Of hungry manufacturers in Penn
s~ylvania and New England; and the manu-
iacturers who controlled Congress at the
time would listen neither to reason, equity,
nor policy. They were blinded by %avarice,
and in their insane g!ut for money, they
forced on Congress a tariff which stands
alone on our statute book as a monument OF
injustice, unfairness and sectional greed
President Jackson and his administration
were at bottom all on the side of the South.
Yet how did they act! When South Caro-.
liua mustered militia, Jackson put Fort
MouItrie into fighting condition; when she
elected a General, Jackson sent Scott to
the field of action; when the Carollnians
talked of notification, Jackson told them
plainly that he was put there to preserve
the Union, and with God's help he would do
so. We know how he did, and those Of US
who are familiar with history remember, too,
how patient and forbearing Carolina was;
how she temporized, and put of the collision
day after day, and month after month; how
she submitted to odious taxation for years,
rather than endanger the Union.
Why should we suppose things would
happen differently now! Will not Fremont,
think you, be as vigorous in preserving
the Union as Jackson! viii the South
be more reckless, more absurd now than
then!"
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Fire at Do Calb Centre.

DE- CALB CENTRE, July 22.-A fire broke
GU. in the large steam -four mill, at
o'clock this morning, destroying the mill,
blacksmith shop and q dwelling. Los
$4,000, insured for $4,000. II is sup
posed to be the work Of an incendiary. The
property belonged TO Mr.. Brooks.
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Aaro mare.
T. o g. COS COLUMN


| WE arc now prepared ~ onss dealer snd con
w sumers ala rye stock Of Heavy and Shell Hsra
| ware, upon terms and prices which cannot ml 70 suit
We propose In this column 10 keep or cuSotsen
posted up In hardware matters and invite ea'is ITO"
For cash we propose 70 cell q q small advance
1000 kegs Nails. Call soon for bargsins ~ NAILS;
King safss the only gen line kind for sale
T. cheap by I. So'
IRON ofall sizes for sale Iowa
SAws, Circular, Muiey and Gross ca,, = a.[sn.ed
IRON Ax.ss, Thimble sksins and spIinss,st
r. CLOSE 4 cos.
Csales al r. chose q cos.
TABLE aud Pocket Cutlery a G IsIfs ;so & Cos e. sale
DUMPS, Force Lining and Chain pumps fo c saisas
7 LIGHTNING Rods and Insulators for sale at
II T. CLOSE d CO.'S.
T FAD Pipe ofall size. from 4 Z, ., ain, { 81 co.'s ssIs at
I5OToNs Fence Wire fOrssls ch ssp g & o,s
w I. CLOSE Coo'
GARDEN Tools Of every description at
~ Z. . q Co's.
GUSs,, Rifle and Pistols, ees. q SsnsyE 70 = e; cS,s j."
Stoves and T,nware which -I at sssG!d . e co's. at
N +. CLOSE 4 DIS
EATHER Bel,ins all sizesst co,s
BACKING, Hemp and Rubber for sale 2. co,s
pLACKSMITH's Tools, Bellows, Anviis, Ham
ID mers, for sale low at r. CLOSE & Co's.
RopE-Maniilaa Hemp, all .Isssst co.'s.
ENGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale BY the barrel
cav Mandrels of all sizes from I inch to ? i: for
y sale At T. CLOSE & CO'S.
Farmers will and the best assortment Of Ames' and
= other make OF sh0 sel', Spades, o Scoops, cd Hoes
HANS, Log, OK Binding T Ga : h 3 Co.'S snd
CoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters orsale Low A.
~ T. CLOSE & cos.
4 EO doc. Grain Rakes for sale at
lCU 1T. CLOSE b CO'S.
1AA do . Scythe Snsths, best pate m, at
lyDO I. CLOSE T. CO.'S.
TuNNER'S stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i and Zinc, for sale at r. CLOSE & cos.
SADDLERY and Coach Trimming at very low
- prices, at T. CLOSE & cos.
WHITE Lead in oil, T. close and Co. Brand,
w justreceived warranted the best In market.
T. CLOSE & o'S.
r INSEED Oil BY the barrel or gallon at
IL T. CLOSE e. C0'S.
CASH, Glass and Putty atiow prices at
y T. CLOSE & cos.
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NEW STORE II

NEW STORE AND
N
EXTRAORDINARY LoW P1Icrs.
We will exhibit = stock ofabout
e4e,OoO WORTH
Chcapes, and best goods ever shown in q w..es,n
city.
CHARLES FISH,
Second Street, opposite the LsCiairs Heuss.
formerly Pay Brothsn.l
Has just reSsiysda large addiuon 70 his Rich and
SUMMER GOODS,
Rich Plouneed silk Robes,
Flouncsd Grsnadine Robes
0rgAndis and JAconst Robes:
'..ps and cAens s'nsss RaAss.
Rich Jsspe and Chens e. -
PLAIN AND STRIPED SILKS
Plain and coiorsd Poult de Sole Glaces; --
Rich Printed Foulafds
And Iadia Silks;
DRESS GOODS.
Tissue, Grenadines, Grape Msrets, Chsni, Dsls,n~.
Barsses. J.eonets, orgsndies, Lawns, Ac., de.
Aeomplete assortment Of
MOURNING GOODS,
EMBkOlDERIES AND LACEs.
Inths department our sock 10 and aIvays mn h.
complete In every particular.
SHAWL6.
Long aud Square Broche,
Printed and Broche Stellar
Paris Vaiencies,
silk Thibet and cashmere Shavls and Scars.
BONNET and i': TR III me-, RrRpors.
MOUSE.kEEPlNG GOODS, q
HOSIERY, &C.
.a large a'sor,nsns e Enslish and German SIX
s spsa SSsTa hMSsls9s; G'e ooss nisss, a..
AMERICAN PRINTS.
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e.

TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS
Office in AAinson's block, Second Street, be
tpeen Brady and Main.
| OFFER for sale TIE following valua e Real Hs.
City Property in Davenport.
l.. House and lot on Third Street near the corner o
Rock Island.
:. Six lots on the south west corner of Fourth and
5. Six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock,Island Streets.
Althe above lots are well situated and in parts of
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 fs.E rs 7 e y. Ranges ives 60 acres.
NE offs. +. . s. 3sT 10 n. Range6 west 40 acres.
The above lands are NJ on the line of the Railroad
from Davenport TO IowaCity.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety scres Of
timber land near Elvira p. o, seven miles from Ly.
ons, Clinton Co., near he Railroad; all choice land,
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and q half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres fret rate land, well improved with
good houses. Will be sold at q bargain.
Powethiek County.
Two hundred and my acres fne prairie land two
miles north Of Montezun,a, the county seat.
Scott Co.
100 acres unimproved land " miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from wnleott, ten miles nom
Davenport, well watered.
l60acres Eve miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
blum, with superb views OF river and surrounding
country. A small farm of IS acres under the highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful lsed in the vicinity o 1.-The
city. .Ea1 g
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres, 20 under cultivation, 90 Of tim
Der. Anever falling stream runs through II. VIII
besold very cheap. f19t ate ae@
Near Walcott.
80 Acres OF choice prairie ct q bargain.
At North Davenport,
beautiful i've acre lot.
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Arrisou Conyictad,

CINcIsNArI, July 2l.-Wm. Arrison was
to-day convicted Of granddaughter on the
third trial, for causing the death Of Mr.. Al
lison, by an Internal machine, some two
years since. Great dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed at the verdict. The sentence will
be suspended and he will be put on trial
for the murder OF Miss Allison, for which an
application has been made.
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TIE SUMNER INTERMIssIos.--As usual
during harvest, the general business of the
city is rather dull, but the activity in the way
Of building continues undated. We intend
one of these days, TO surprise ourselves and
readers by obtaining an enumeration OF all
the houses that have been built or are in
process of construction this season. In ad-
dition to business houses, the number of first
class buildings designed for residences, is
much larger than is generally supposed.
We notice also a number of improvements
still going on in the way of putting in open
fronts, and making other alterations sugges-
ted by convenience and increased demands
for business facilities. On the whole, the
appearance Of our streets, even at this COM
paratively quiet period of the year, is such
as to suggest to all strangers the immediate
exclamation: "what a stirring city you have
here.'-a remark to which we have replied
afirmatively scores of times within the past
few days.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July -, 1891.
F~oar-Fine, s3,OO@3,50-S. +. No. l, s4,ootS4,2b 5. /
No. 2, s3,75@4,00; Extra s6,s5dsb,50;
-Hheat-Winte 81 ,lGgl,l5-spring si,iG
CorH-sO@45c a 90 lbs;
Oats-32g23c q BUSH
Rye-IU9I5
Bdr!sy-90 Z bushel;
Pork-Mess, slT ,00dBls,00;
Beef-Ness, Sl2,00 Extra, $500
Lard--l0l%c for No. i;
7attop-J cents in large lots;
Whifs Bsdns--Sl, 75G 100 = busttel;
Butts---Fresh. l21Al5;
Pstatoss--919i .OOa bushel;
Salt-Fine sl,o 92,O0.
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ANOTHER CHAR6E.-The Democrat of Eyes.
'erday morning has an article rejecting
upon the honesty of Hon. A. c. Fulton
It's just as baseless as the Democrats i'll.
ADVISED attack on the Governor and its I'M
fortunate defence of DR.. Eads. Mr.. Full
Ton Is now absent from our city, and we
nope no advantage will be taken of that cir
cumstance by our neighbors to attack his
worth and standing in community.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wsrxLy GAzETTEs.-Copies OF the Week.
!. Gazette. containing all the matter pub
,;.hed in the Daily during the past week.
i, he had at the Gazette Counting-Room
this evening.
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LAND WARRASTs.-We continue last
weeks quotations; but there is nothing do
ing either in buying or selling.
1905 and sos ,95
1905 80
40's mont in market.
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PATENT Ice CREAM.-Nixon g. Co, it
will be observed, invite citizens generally
to attend at their saloon this evening and
psrtake of Ice Cream, made BY a new and
patent machine.
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Books h Stationery.
ssThe Iowa Book Rooms"

,IHE subscriber having purcha sed the entire inter-
! est In the above named we'll known
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
will continue the business ms 70 rmerly, for the pres.
ant at the old stand,
No. SO Brady st., near the Post Office,
where all in want can buy Books, Writing Papers,
Envelopes, Stationery generally, Wall Paper, Bor-
ders, DC, 6c., at the lowest prices for cash.
.mo(iulyll5 ELI DAMS.
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READING for M

Piazza Tales, by Herman Melville 800
Modern Story Teller, Putnam's library rs
Paul Ferroil, u tale 100
Gerard, the Lion Kilier-lllustrated 100
Gabriel Vane, his fortune and friends l25
Worth aud Wealth, by Truman Hunt, 1885
Trenches Poems 100
Life Of Calderon, by X. Trench rs
Six Months In Kansas SO
How TO get Rich 25
Bunsly Papers or Irish EchOs 100
Ship Carpenters Family 100
The Great West, with Maps, &c. 1875
The Earnest Man or Life of Dr. Judson, 100
knowledge il Power 1885
Adventures o. Robert Romano l,95
Bossall Morton, by Z. Parkman, 1875
states OF tho Great West, 1855 1,25
My Cousin smooth SO
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. SO Brady Street, near the Post Office.
6 mo, 9th TELL ADAMS
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PIONEER BAKERYl

VSHEs ubscribsr having been sumnaxily ousted from his
= old stand BY IRE. has opened out anew in the frams
bsilding Attaining Nourss, ysils Z Co., Front between
his old frisnds asd o. many peu ones = are disposed 70
favor him with their patronage. D. MOORE.
iuly II df
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pankina.
AeGKEHoR, LAwEs 4 BLAKEnoRE,
BANKERS.

EHoR IAwrsA
1H0AAA'
KA X IN
M DssIs.s y.a.a yomsss's n.rnss'
IN IAND e r "
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
SPECdAL attention gwen 70 .hs collection q hsr.
- camille paper sna ,em.tsaHG ~ liza, d ~ = w .
~ .oId.naa D.
u -Lsha "sriahS oousns, 49, 49,,
solai aaent'on sison ~ ,kr. .aiac,son ~ ianSs ~,
ana country PfoPefty,a y
onary. ~ vo,r ao.on phi,.del.
,D.otgu. cnocAs y = C.- ptst"rr,. cfncin.
pms, neiHmvto, csnlnksv" ~, ~. ..c IN snm.
nau, %. LOUIE SnlcaSv5 90 r.,
TO sui purcnasefs. hlsc, o'efhns,
man excnahSe: .o
.Goid ana silver CONE Dcugns !. ~ ~ vo,t
- TIImo Dnls on Cnlcaeo, os. xossss 49, nan.h,
discounted ana business paper Oh WI ~" Doss
abtne loNest fnts. ..
at Z Z small conn mis- sion.
l1lntere.t allowed on depositss: Feoz
ALRX. VI. U'0HR6O0,
.., p.hI;. "a A~ent-
om.s 60 H.ka.
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ExchAnxo

E<ChAnEO
AOna ali part ofthe United States boughtand sold.
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK,
BankePs an and AEents,
Fort Dss Moises, lo1a
Atlanta and Intefior taaks.
XNEshail continue to receive and pay oct the
" notes of tho above Banks (as We have doae
since their organixation) after the 18th fnsl and nh
further notice. fJani9l COOK = IA
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Fort Des Moines Land Agency
LAND

THE undenigaed have for sale Land Warrants Of
l. different sizes, which they will selifor cash or on
time 70 suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 70 selection and
location Of lands in Fort Des Moines, Fors Dodge,
Charftan and other Western Land Districts. AIse 70
paymentoftsxes and land business generally.
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NUsI0 MUsICl MUsICl

TINE DAVENPORT INDEPENDENT BRASS
i BAND having 81 great expense procured new
nounes 20 he ellissns Of Ills city and Ne nslshbos-
ing citiss and toWns, that thsy are fully prep aSed TO
Attend calls, sAd rsspsstfaily solicis the patronage
Of the psblic. JAS. d. DUPONT, Sea
Apl to-d9m
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LADIES ScHooL.-A number OF the
friends of the scholars of Mr.. Codding's
Lad es' School assembled with the students
a, the college on Tuesday evening and par
took of a collation. served up under the
trees ons the ground. The Independent,
Brass Band was in attendance and played
som Of its best airs, while everything pass,
ed of in good spirit and with a kindly feel
ing. About eight O'Clock the company sep
.rated, well pleased with their entertain
ment. So admirably adapted is the build,
ing and its location to the object for which
it was constructed, that we hope il may
always be used as a seminary for young la
dies.
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COUNCIL PRocEEpIsGs.--In the Council
proceedings of Keokuk we observe the FOL
lowing item:-To J. b. Howell g. Co. 70
printing proceedings $500. To A. F
Walling g. Co, for same $500. To Pos
l. Co. for same S37,o 90. The object there
10 to let the people know what the mem
bers of the Council are doing, but here ii
order to keep their proceedings as much as
possible IRON the public gaze, they are pub
lished In the Democrat. We intend, how
ever, to give q synopsis, al least, OF thei1
proceedings. SO that cur citizens may know
what this honorable body is doing.
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MAN KILLEp.-We learn from the Rock
island papers that Il Waterman who has
oeen IN the employ Of the Chicago and X.
Island r. r. Company for three years, was
Killed on last Sunday morning at Rock Riv.
CT bridge. The cars were some hours be-
Aind time, and it is supposed the Waterman
SAT down upon the track to wait for them
shu iell asleep. He was struck in the head
W the cow-catcher, and the wound thus CIV
ell was the only one found upon him. The
name OF the deceased is not given, but he is
represented as having been trustworthy and
possessing the confidence of all who knew
him.
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FAIRlANK,s cILEpRATKp scALxs. 81

fA1R1ANK8 CELEBRATED 1CALkS. L
DAPTED to any required oper-
@ fAation OF weighing, as for iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for the use OF
warehouses;, stores and foundries,
and in short for every kind Of bust
ness. aL Eel a
/@@ The great skill and fidelity EN-.
ployed In their manufacture and
the dissemination on the part of the
- manufacturers never TO allow an
imperfsct Article 10 60 forth from their esiablisnmen u,
hss gained for their Scales reputation that has new
or been surpassed in the whole range Of useful me-
chanism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged as the
stssdsrdin all transactons BY weight.
A lawsuit which arose from . discrepancy of
weights between one Of Fairbanks Scales in use by
smother msnulseture was recently tined In the Court
o~fCommon Pleas, Baltimore; the case occupied the
Coun two days and Judge Msrshall In delivering his
decision stated as the result Of his evidence, that The
accuracy Of Fsirbssk's &esLss vas estg blished beyond
all question. For sale by
BURROWS, PRkTTYMAN & DALzELL.
The we'll known reputation Of these Scales has in
duced the vendors of imperfect and worthless bslan-
ces To Offer them as fairbanks Scales, and purchas-
ers have thereby In many cases been subjected v
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
act business in their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators of the above fraud, as pursuing . course
alike unjust and disbonorable they take this method
TO caution the public OF their impositions.
The patentees manufacture under their own in
spection only at their factoy in St. Johnsbury, VI.
For sale In Davenport solely by
BURROWS, ~PRETTYMAN& DALZELL.
&. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co.
St,Johnsbury, W., May 81, 1856.
Nav %, d&wly.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NJ | is hereby given that an ele elton will DO
IN held in the several precincts In Scott County on
Monday the 4tn day of August, 1856, for the election
ofone Secretary ofthe State of Iowa, one Auditor.
one Treasurer, one Attorney General, n Senator
for the Twenty First Senatorial District In place
of A. G. Fulton, resigned, three Representatives
one Prosecuting Attorney, one clerk of the District
Ceurt, and that a ballot be had for the revision of
the Constitution of the State of Iowa. Those In favor
Of the Convention shall have it written or printed
"For the Convention, ~ those opposed against the
Convention" Given under my hand this 18th Of
July 1856. w. l.. COOK, Co. Judge.
July IA d&w
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LOTS

| LNoR sale At fair prices and eli on long credit, 10
l. facilitate improvements ~
COOK q SARGENT ~
VIII sell lots to parties who will build on then this
season, at moderate prices and on . credit Of !, 9
and 3years. June s. ar
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A Valuable Discovery-Ne Plus Ultra.
GROSS q ~R0BINsON's
American writing Fluid.
NOR opinions of the Press, &c, see copy of certia-
II Gates al the store OF the subscribers,
RETAIL
for Davenport, Iowa, and Upper Mississippi Valley.
ELI ADAMS
At the Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 30, Brady ST, near the Post Office.
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UNREASONABLE SPORTING The Rock Is
land Advertiser says that on Saturday last
three sportsmen of that place, Nessrs. Ba-
ker, Whitaker and Gregg, came over into
Iowa and bagged one hundred and sixteen
young grouse,-just about the right size and
plumpness to be the best eating in the world
as the editor of the Advertiser says he has
good reason to know.
We have no more objection to Illinois
people killing prairie chickens than we have
to the people Of this State doing the same
thing. But it is a shame that we have not
a law for protecting this fine specimen OF
game birds. In Illinois they ann be shot
or otherwise taken until the first Of August,
and It's to be hoped that our next Legisla-
lure will place a similar enactment on our
statute book. With this kind Of protection
The prairie chickens would continue to afford
both sport and a fine article for the table
Tor many years to come, but by the present
barbarous practice Of killing them through.
out the entire year, they will be extermina.
Ted In n short time.
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Wan.Bun

Wau.Bun.
fAR the Early Day" in the North West, by Mrs. John
~ II. koBzie. Price S2,25.
Sectional Maps of Iowa.
DAlEERS New Map in Gases. Price $3.50
Mounted and vanished for offices, &c, 800
at ''Ths Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 80 Brady St, near the Post Office
ELI ADAMS.
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~ PAPERS

SPAkEOW GRASS PAPERS,,
IR living in The country, price LOO
OBunsby Papers, by Brougbam 80
Do Quincy's Memorials. . vos. ly5O
Columbia, from the French, IS
Linda, or The young pilot Of the Belle Creole,
by Mrs. &. l.. Hentz, Ii US
Salad for toe Social, l,25
Married not Mated, 100
Berenice, =" 100
Second Mari age daughters trials, Is
Island Of cuba, BY Humbolt, " LES
lutr oduction to Social science, IS
Phlliy and Kit, or life and raimsHL, 90
The Heroes, or Fairy Tales, i" rs
Jsst received and for sale al
at ''The Iowa Book Rooms"
SO Brady St, near the Post Office,
May3l ELI ADAMS.
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Ih6fe Itnu6 were seIected many year0 a9O. and
comprise some Of the best lands In Scott County,
and have never been befor re offered for sale. =
Meh Sd 80 COOK a SAR0KNT.
FOB LEASE,
OTIS }, 6 5 in Block 70, corner Of Paraam and
IL Third Streets.
Api7dH COOK & SARGENT.
NOTICE.
Mr.. John G. Davie has this day been admit
IVA TED . Partner In our Arm. The business win
be continued as heretofore, and under the sane
name and style. COOK q oARORNT.
Dav import, A priIIst 1856. GHTFo