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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01
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xxx1vth congrsss First Session

WASHINGTON, July 30.-SESATE.-The
Senate took up the bill to regulate the com
pensation of members Of Congress.
Mr.. Collamer proposed substitute, pro
viding that they shall receive for attendance
at the session 25 per cent additional to wha
they are now entitled to by law. The bill
was referred to the Committee on Finance
HOUSEKEEPING Session--Mr Colfaa
was made chairman.
Mr.. Kelsey said he was opposed to slave
ry and its extension, and favored the admis
sion of Kansas with the Topeka constitu
ton.
Mr.. Hopkins insisted upon the Importance
of.extending the time of naturalization pro
baton to prevent political huckstering on
foreign capital, and to preserve the republic
MIR. Caruthers justified the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise. The only political
act of life that he was ashamed OF, was hav.
ing Joined the X. MS which he now repu-
dated, as an old line wing; he gave the rea.
sons why he preferred Mr.. Buchanan to MIR.
Fillmore, who, he said had no chance for an
election.
Mr.. Tappen in opposing Slavery Exten.
sion, said The Fremont party are only con-
tending for the application Of the principle
to Kansas which Jefferson proposed to all
the Territories of the United States in 1884
The Democracy are now leagued with the
slave power against Freedom. About do
zen members were present throughout The
evening.
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They HAVE THE DocUMENTs.--Theor orig
nal draft of the Ostend Conference mani
festo is still in existence in this country
This interesting document is mainly in the
handwriting of James Buchanan, with Ger.
tain additions by Soule and John Y. Ma
con. But it is noticeable that all she pira'.
ical, fllbustering portions of it, including
the Highwayman's plea" are left unalter'
ed in the legible penma nship of MIR. Buch'
anan. Nevertheless, it would be unjust te
Mr.. Soule not to explain that the concep
ton of the manifesto is due to himself, ant
that he had previously embodied it in man
uscript prepared by himself be fore the as
semblng Of the conference. In order, hew'
ever, to get old Bucks hand, or rather foot
fairly in thing, it was determined subse.
ouently that he should indite the document
which he accordingly did, after illuminating
his mind by the perusal of Soule's version
We have, therefore, the doctrines of Soule
presented in the phraseology of Buchanan.
"The voice is Jacobs, but the hand is the
hand of Esau" The owner Of this relic
would do service to posterity, as we'll as his
own generation, by publishing Autograph
c fac simile for general circulation Wash
Cor. N. Y. Rost. ~ =
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Know NoTHiS6s. ancient order oi
Know Nothings appear to be common
property nowadays, and come in for their
share Of abuse from every quarter. Friend
COrbin is particularly severe upon them
when he speaks. At the raising of Jake
Hering's flag on "Wednesday evening, he
was not very choice in the terms he used in
speaking of them. "The ofi-scourings Of
Gods Creation" was the kind OF phrases
that he applied to them. We cannot see
how II is calculated particularly TO benefit
the Pro.Slayery party now by abusing the
Know No,hings, as it is well known that
during the past week they have made the
most strenuous exertions and resorted 10
every means fair and foul to secure Know
Nothing votes for Geo. S, C, Dow. II
there are so many Know Nothings in the
Republican ranks as represented by CoFbn,
it is because they regard the slave principle
as paramount to every other consideration,
and have the sense to perceive the base
ness Of the offers that have been made
them by the sham Democracy of our coun.
iy. So far as we can learn the Know Moth
ings have no organization with US now,
every man being left free to vote as he
chooses If any of them can vote for Dow
after the abuse auihoritatively heaped upon
them by his partner they must be curiousy
constituted
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RuscK.-It is every hour becoming
LIAR that no effort is to be spared, no lie
r r "a he left untold. no secret lnsinuat'on Is
lef, unwhispered, no mean action is
; he left unperlormed, for the purpose OF
,,.,,,c the election of Mr. Rusch. The
~ .,.yery party hate him with more than
f.r,;cal hatred, and his defeat would con-
,hem for the loss Of the rema inder OF
,;,ket. Previous to aud on the morn
80 the election, in every corner Of the
where Islander can be possibly ut
"a without the danger Of an instant and
n.a,.ceful reiutatiou, it will be uttered in
,hs hone Of injuring Mr.. Rusch.
Rut why this particular enmity ag ainst
candidate for State Senator? His sole
..u.e Of offence is that he refuses to act
with party which has ignored every prin-
.ols If true democracy, and whose present
dac,r;nes and efforts necessarily tend to the
l.r,sdation of labor and lsboring men.--
u. has only taken the position assumed BY
uoHm.u. Kerner, Hecker and other able
and nstriotic Germans, who have refused to
hiring disgrace upon their fatherlund, by Ia
b0,ino for the extension of slavery in their
adopted country. But that Mr.. Ru sch has
done this is sufficient to bring upon him the
most active enmity of the pro-slaveryites
Such being the fact, we think we have II
ripbt to ask of German that they do not
hermit this malicious sacrifice of an honest
and intelligent man,-one of their own
countrymen who is thus beset by the blood
hounds Of party,-who is thus traduced by
the very men who are continually pra-
ting abou, their love for the Foreigners
We do not think that Mr.. Rusch is in any
danger of being Defeated. We think that
he will receive a majority of the German
votes Of the county,-but that majority Of
German votes ought TO be SO large as to
show that our German citizens have not on
y proper degree OF respect for them
selves, but also feeling and independence
enough to stand by countryman who is
thus falsely, maliciously and unfairly SLAM
dered.
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Railroad Lands.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The Secretary
of Interior recommends for Congress the
passage of a law fixing the time in which
the maps of the definite location ofrailroads
may be lied at the general and local land
offices. He suggested the period of IL
months be designated for that purpose aP'
plicable to the grants of lands made at the
present session of Congress for railroad pur'
poses, otherwise, that immediate steps be
taken by the Department for restoring. any
lands for entry and location which may nave
been withdrawn for such railroads. At the
present time there is no time fixed for ming
maps of completing selections OF lands ane
hence this recommendation of the Secretary
of the Interior, made at the suggestion o
Mr.. /. Wilson, the acting Commissioner o.
the Grant Land Office.
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THE COLUMN WAvERs.-Mr. A. Lincoln,
the great gun of black republi canism in
Southern Illinois, while at Galena a few
days since, admitted that Mr.. Buchanan
would get the electoral vote of Illinois,
State Democrat.
We have it on the information of two Of
our welLknown and most respectable Cit
izens,--one Of whom is Democrat,--wh
were at Galena and heard Mr.. Lincoln's
speech, that SO far was that gentleman
from admitting that Mr.. Buchanan would
get the electoral vote of Illinois, that he
was mos, emphatic in declaring and re-
peating bis certain conviction that the State
would go for fremont by very large ma.
jorty, Such is the opinion of all persons
at all conversant with the present state Of
feeling in Illinois. But the above is fair
sample Of the kind of facts which the
Democrat puts forth for the edfcation Of its
readers. aas'f
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9aro MARI.
7. CLOSE 81 COS. COLUMN


WE are now pre- pared TO offer DEALER and con
w sumers aiirge stock OF Heavy and Shell Hard
ware, upon terms and prices which cannot ia 70 SUI
posted 10 in ware matters and invite calls ron
our friends who desire fair dealing. .
For cash we propose 10 cell at small advance
1000 kegs Nails. Call soon for bargains ~ Nails.
r. CLOSE d co.
L,IREKing safes the only genuine kind for sale
Il cheapby i. CLOSE q %.
T. CLOSE d. cos.
saws Circular, Muley and cre;' C1t a nn
IRON Ax.es, Thimbie skeins and Springs, at
i r. CLOSE cos.
CARPENTERs' Tools of every dsscrip,oa for
" sale at T. CLOSE CO.'S.
TABLE and Pocket Cutlery large stock G e, sale
L T. CLOSE co.'s.
r LIGHTNING Rodsand Insalators for sale a.
IL T. CLOSE & co.'s.
FAD Pipe ofall sizes from 70 3ie., :oI c sale at
CU 4. CLOSE & CO.'S.
ARDEs Tools "fev'fs ds e. dPsosE a cos.
Rife and Pistols best quality for ssls low
Groves and TInware which viii bssold cheap at
- 4. CLOSE CO.'S.
MOVES Portable Grist Mills. =, ooa CO.'S
IL T. CLOSE & cos.
BACKING, Hemp and Rubber for sale at
L +. CLOSE g. cos.
RLAcksMITHs Tools, Bellows, Anvlls, Ham
RoPE-Manillaa Hemp, all slzssst oo,s
ENGINE, Car and Signal OIL for sale BY The barrel
SAW Mandrels of all sizes from inch to 3 In: for
- sale At T. CLOSE CO.'S.
Farmers will find the best assortment of mes and
- other make OF Sho vels, Spades, scoops, Hoes,
Forks, nc.,a I. CLOSE & CO.'S.
CHAINS, Log, OK, Bindingi Trace, Halter en-, end
roRN Shelters and Hay Cutters for sale low at
~ T. CLOSE q CO.'S.
lou T. CLOSE cos.
100 do. scythe snaths, best pate m, at
lOO T. CLOSE cos.
rTMNNER'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
Il and Zinc, for sale at +. CLOSE 81 cos.
SADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at very low
y prices, at 7. CLOSE e. CO.'S.
WHITE Lead In oil, r. ose and Co. Brand,
w justreceived, warranted the best in market.
at T. CLOSE & cos.
T lNSEED Oil by the barrel or gallon at
IL T. CLOSE CO.'S.
cash, Glass and Putty at low prices at
~ T.CLOSE & COWS.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNT.-The Sango-
man River Railroad Bridge, on the Cen
trail Road. near this city, was found on fire
this morning. A locomotive passing over,
discovered it, and putting on steam, barely
escaped tumble. The engineer stopped
and extinguished the flames. There is no
passing the point until the bridge is repair
ed, which will be done as soon as possible.
Decatur Chronicle, 24h.
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Terrific Storm on the Atlantic Coast

PRoyINcErowN, July Boa letter from
Green Island Straits, off Belle Isle, men,
tons terrific storm on the lst of July
driving twenty-nine vessels ashore at that
place. Three vessels were also lost OF
Dog Island, all on board persisted. Only
one vessel rode out the gale. Thrty-five
men are living in tents on Green Island
Two of the wrecked vessels belonged to
this town,
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SEVEN MEN ARRESTED Yesterday Mr,
A. MINER found seven men cutting hay up.
on his land, six mtles west the city, and
upon his ordering them off they attacked
him with their scythes, and forced him 10
flee. He came 10 the city and entered a
complaint, whereupon the Sheriff dis
patched a posse and rad them arrested. -
They are now in Jail. We could not learn
their names - Chic Trib 29th.
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The U. s. MAIL RoUTE.-0sr enter
prisina fellow citizen Henry Belts, leaves
us this week for new field of operations
ell the frontier. being about to establish 4
line Of stages from Bellevue, Nebraska, via
Omaha City to Elk-horn City and Fontan-
ellie As one Of the pioneers of public nc.
eommoda ION in that Territory, he has our
best wishes for good fortune and complete
success; aud will undoubtedly reap it from
the travelling puolic---Ioaoa Gig Rep.
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HHsabscribsr having been snmusry oasted from hi
old stand BY fire, has opened out in the franz
building adjoining Nourse, yeile Co., Front between
Rock Island and Perry sts, where he will be glad 10 SCI
bis old friends aud many are disposed h
favor him with their patronage. D.M0oRE
jsly I2d4
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To THE poLLs,-We have

To THE Polls We have he most en-.
eouraging and flattering accounts from the
different precincts of our county, The far.
mers are all aroused and deter.I ined TO at
tend the polls on Monday. EUery precinct
IN Scott county piH give majority for The Re-
publican ticket, except Buffalo, and that it is
thought will be tied. This information may
be depended upon, and we hope that it will
Arouse our brother Republicans of the city
TO greater exertions. Here is the battle.
ground proper, and upon the result in this
precinct will depend that of the county. 1t
Is very necessary then that our friends be-
sur themselves and see that every voter
who is in favor of the candidates of free.
oom be upon the ground. There is nc
measure too vile to be resorted to by our
opponents on the day of election, if it will
only subserve their purpose; SO be prepared
'Of tricks, decets and lies of every imagin,
able shape and size.
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The Anzeiqsr des Nordens, the German
paper published in Boston-a paper which
has heretofore supported tue Pierce admin.
isualion--has declared ag'fhst the Buch-
amer ticket, aud come Out 10 support OF the
Philadelphia nominations and piatform,--
Last Saturday il put the names Of Fremont
and Dayton at the head of its columns.
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rerrihla Effaets Of a Storm.

CARLISLE, Pa, July 30.-A heavy thun-
der storm here last night struck down five
barns and one dwelling house. The barns
were filled with the owners entire crops.
Other damage in different parts of the coun-
try is reported.
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WILL always lin readiness on short notice, to
w make Pleus aud bu,id by'contfa.t or suporin
tend work. Ia Offering his services to the pub
lie, he gives uatiCe that he has spared neithVI
time nor oxpsBse, IN Keeping up vita all the i'm
prov ments hAyt Ing 6ftarn years experience, feels
confident that no can give Satisfaction 10 those vine
employ him. Communications LETT Of addressed Il
the Post ONCE at Davenport, or inquire al his rest
dehcc at Fulton, MuscauHe Co., Iowa. ..
REFERENC Els.
J,R. CoGswell, Matnnee Lity,0.
a. hMorehohse, WaterTillu,U.
James Duryih, Teaas,
stevens a. CAN'T, Moline, III.
John Graham, Bcntou city, Iowa.
J. NJ. ID. Burrows, Davenport, Iowa.
May Is w.Sm ..
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THERMOMETERS.
VARIOUS sizes, suitable for Stores, Hotels Dwell
Y lings, &c., from 80 cents TO - 81 each, also
Ma tAse maticnk Instruments.
Faber's Drawing Pencils, all numbers,
Gun Rubber, Gum Erasets,
Drawing paper, small TO extra large sheets,
PiHs for artists, Engineers, dc.
Horn Gentres Tor - &c, &c, at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
To. IS Brady ST., near Lne Post Office.
Il mo ELI ADAMS.
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Preston s Brooks, the man who was
afraid to 90 TO Canada with Mr., Burlngame,
has issued an appeal 10 his constituents ~
sustain him by reelection, He says that
is the only vinjication that will answer his
purpose He tells them that he has been
and still is in great danger in Washington,
but he is determined not to run away.
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Tornado at Cincinnati.

ClgcIsSArr, July ga tornado passed
over this city yesterday, accompanied BY
heavy rain, uprootng trees and demolishlng
fences. A building on Third street was
blown down, killing one person and wound
ing five or six others.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01

Foor RACE The prize goblet was won
at the circus on "Wednesday evening by a
man named Graham, brother to the jailor,
who made fifteen times the circuit of the
ring, or about one-third of mile, in min
ute and 50 seconds. A long legged chap
in Chicago accomplished the same feat in
10 seconds less time. The Giro Us tent was,
as usual, crowded to its utmost capacity.
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julius Lytance,

LAND A q EVT,
Office In Atkinson's Block, Second Street, between
Main and Brady.
111ACRES large beautiful Timber, 90 miles from
ii Davenport, price $50 per acre; viii be divid-
ed to suit pu Tchase.s. - -.- ga a#-s
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Another Steamboat Burned-several Liver

WHITEHALL, W., July 30.-The steam.
er John Day was burned yesterday, on Lake
George. Several of the passengers and
crew persisted. The bodies of four females
have been recovered.
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NO DIFFEREscE.--C. J. Rogers, of LIE
U'alre' denies through the Democrat having
made the remarks respecting Mr.. Rusch
attributed to him in this paper. We place
more confidence in the information which
we received, than in Mr.. Rogers contra.
d ction.
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One of the best farms in Scott County, 3i< acres,
only miles from Davenport, us acres fence, lao
acres In l39 timber large orchard,
Two good wells, large house rooms, stable, out
buildings, etc. NIL. ...4
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lAEIR SouRcE.-To attempt to reply, in
ue'all to oil of the fasehoods contained in
'ne Democrat we would be obliged again to
enlarge our daily and as we do not contem-
pate doing SO until next spring, our read
ets will excuse US from doing SO, especially
as they are all concocted by George e,
ha'6ell, which announcement we presume
Is sufficient to deprive them Of any force
mat they might otherwise receive.
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,

TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Street, be,
tpeen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale the following vaiua Real Es
City Property in Davenport.
l. House and lot on Third Street near the corner
Rock Island.
g six lots on the south west corner of Fourth ard
8. Six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
All the above lots well situated and in parts
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 of S. E. s. 2s 7. 20 y. Ranges west so acres.
NiefN. $; ST. y. Range west 50 acres.
The above landsare VI on the line Of the railroad
from Davenport TO IowaCity.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety creS OF
timber land near ElyraP O, seven miles frsm Ly-
ons, Clinton Co., near he Railroad; all choice land,
well watered.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty first rate land, well improved with
good houses. VIII be sold at bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and fifty acres fine prairie land w 0
miles north of Montezuna, the county seat.
Mich l7-'56-du
Scott Co.
l60 acres unimproved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnleott, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watered.
I60acres five miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half mos from Court House on the
bluff, with superb views of river and surrounding
country. small farm Of IS under the highest
state of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful laud in the vicinity 1.-THE
oily.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm of go acres 40 under alton, 90 OF tim
Der. Aneyer failing stream runs through IL. Will
bssold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
so Acres Of choice prairie at bargain
- North Davenport,
beautiful five acre lot
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a Poor GAME.--The Democrat is play
ing avery strong game Of brag, but as the
o'her party is not to be bluffed, and holds
Ill the best cards, the Democrats game
must necessarily be a losing one.
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) miles from Davenport, Go acres, 40 acres in cul
tvaion, 90 acres timber, running water, house, sta
BILE etc.
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A beautiful farm 3! miles from Davenport, 160
acres, 60 acres in cultivation, part timber, new
hon stable. etc.
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READING for SUMMER

Plaza fnles, by Herman Melville Si,0G
Modern story Teller, Putnuma library 10
Paul FcTrolt "a tale 100
Gerard the Lion l,ier-IllHstfateti LOO
Gabriel yane, his fortune and friends i25
Worth and Wealth, by Truman Hunt, LIS
Trenches Puplns 100
Life Of Calderon, by X. Trench rs
Six Months in Kansas 90
How 70 get Rich %
Bunsiy Papers Irish Echos 100
Ship Carpenters Family 100
The Great West, with Maps, &C. rs
The Earnest Man or life Of DR.. Juison 100
knowledge il Power 1926
Adventures OF Robert ROmains Las
Bossall Morton, by f. parkinan, 1875
States vi the Great West, 1906 1875
My Cousin Smooth seT@ So
at The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 90 Brady Street, the Post oaice. ~
mo. 9th Eli ADAMS.
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MeGREG0R, LAwEs q BLAKEMoRE,
BANKERS

DAAAN lA1I1VtJS
and Dealers in Foreign 4 Domestic Exchange
Uucurrent Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin,
AND LAND WARRANTS,
DAVENPORT, iowa.
SsPECIAI al tenton given 10 the collection Of Mer-
= cantiie papcfaDd renittances made on the day Of
payment (lree Of coinmssion) In sight drafts on Eas
II PLsnd Warrants DO ught, sold and located. Per-
sola attention given 10 the purchase and se oftown
and country property and the selection OF lands for
entry. - p...a.,
piiia BALTIMORE, Washington City, Pittsburg, Cineln-
natl ST Louis and Chicago, always for sale In Sums
TO suit purchasers. Also Sterling, French and Ger
T JSGold and Silver Coins bought and sold.
i Time bills on Chicago, st. Louis and New fo, !.
discounted and business paper oil shor' sates oousn.
If money upon Real Estate securities procured
al small comn sson.
II T'lnterest allowed on deposltes. FeDzl
ALEX. ". H0RR00R,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
ONCE BanRing II louise Of McGrsgor, Lawes$ biake.
more.
REAL ESTATE.
DARTICULAR attention given TO the buying and
l. selling Real Estate oncommiSioa, Psyins ofIax
esJc, &c.
Having complete Abstracts >ftitles to all lands In
this county and city, are fully prepared to exsnins
Titles and furnish correct abstracts; draw NOR
cages and all other instruments Of writing and TAX ac
at the shortest notice and on the mos
reasonable terms.
M'GREGoR, LAwEs d BLAKEMoRE.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates.
AGENCY, MAIN ST.. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Directors:
John NJ. Winner A. p. Ladew, Roiin Cla ARK,
Thos. l.. Sturgeon, Isaac Walker, John n, Flsne1
Thos. h. Tut, Vim. o. Stands, Wn. 5. Cuday'
Dabney Carr, Chas. II. Peck, Mltenbefgef,
Linus Jackson, James Street, ~ U. Clafk,
John G.. Evans, Francis Bcehlaf, Bernard bfyaai
Richard Iyers.
JOHN w. Winner, President.
A. p. LADEW, Vice President.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary. -ssn -.e@
ALEXANDER W. oGREGOR, Agent.
Once: Banking House of M'GREsOR, LAwrs
BLAKEaoRE. June ~
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, 800 900.
PLIsY FRKEMAN, Actuary. MORRIS FRAsKLIN, Presi
ALEX. W. MCGREGoR, Agent,
Feb 81 Davenport, Iowa.
10 ono ACRES of ch dice land for sale on liberal
III UUU terms in lotsto sutin Scott, Clinton and
Cedarcounties; applyto
MEG LAWEs s BLAKEMoRE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE-A number ofhouse
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated In dieren
city, to suitpurchassrs sale on favoIs
M'GREGoR, LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE,
IMPROVED FARMS FOR sALE.-A number ofim
i proved farms for sale on very favoraeleterms.
Apply &c" M!S qns Z is. T. wEs & BLAKEMoRE.