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Further Notice to Holders OF California Wa
Bonds.

Further Notice to Holders Of California War
Bonds.
THE boldor are hereby ru,thcr norard
ha, the som%i siorer. WIN continue office open
winch time they will be ready payment q
hr came.
Issysl Issvs Y qsssIYfTs' qsaIYfn
CoTmlssiontrs CAnforni" :" =. ar lebl
The State OF south Carolina, Chester Dt.trl.,, -
Chancery.
william, r. GIN and Others
a,nu ,.,.n.o IS =, o,,.,. 0nI for Partition.
Rv oRntR Of the Of equity made c,sc Ian,
Parkinson Or her hslrsat law ~, such rh'rr b." he,sl
the above before the ~ July s57 upo
funds viii be paid those already established
rights IN the premises
Commissioner in Equity for Chester District
soUTH CARoISA, nEsTER
Aug 7o-Iaw6mcp
A VALUABLE FARM IN Virginia q 600 scrts) rcr
saleaylpg leased Ia term o wars the Fauqnter VIM,
% sS9I nv spn5 @ m !" in"n. % WHOSE % nf6 'epuan1n warrants y
for sale the valuable farm which surrounds the springs.
possible mssSo% pn o % ms pS cS SS s ss sSs SS a Ss
rom single acre in 1854 he twelfth year Of aesess ys cnya
lon without maPnIa nnS a sSi, bad the season, o
certainly oGe oi the best in Virginia '"O !"
One third December next and the balance In
one and two years ihcreae win Interest from d9te Of delivery
further ~ ss1oT 930s q T S pS'eg, u = b
y. O. THOMAS GREEN.
Variety of Ornamental and Shade Treea
JAMES MAHER3 private nursery, 10Th street,
city
HEsE trees are all SCcdHs Of ce gowh and Of my
ing free from suesefs s,cert se 'lve, leaf aeea' which,
say, not These nlcuRtsi
IawnS mns, and c'meeHes also private rtsdenO
or the folio sing
No l. silver leaf maple, from u the cenr, AMI
vel furnished suitable f5r streets avenues cemeteries &C The
cannot be ,qualed.
European sycaaorc oC the proper siza calculated a.
like purposes,
No 3 Horse chestnut which, two roraer are ,uabr
for the purposes,
No. T. Silvetleaf abeas OF all Sizes
No, O. The caulpa, large Nps,
out ~ 300 different ,.,rst no,.
three varieties .uiap.e for lawps or domnu..
Iho large np'aoet OF SvereHf which have
my nursery cannot 20 surpassed
chasing tres eh0no b. disappointed IN calling Any orders
any number of trees will bo Immediately attended
number Of trees, -
Ir"specuuY uyite Tho public advise persons 10 ea and -
anime Tor themselves before purchasing has
been my habit 70 select m myself snd others 10 do III
semci then they will get the reality
JAMES MAnER,
OCT lb-IaWJohNoV Puhic Gardener
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We copy the following from the Philadelphia Argus Of
Monday last
BY TEL Il q X a n a .
PennIElpania PoIitie..

PenHsylpunia Politics.
PHILADElPHIA, Nov. 4-Hon Kenneth Rayner, at a meet
ing last night read despatch OF the following purpor:
'Success will justify the means friends must Judge
for themselves in regard to MiIlsrd Fillmore"
Aark,,..
NEw YoRK, Nov. 4.-Flour closed with declining ten
dsnoy-sales Of 1000 bbs State, SO 40 So 60 Wheat
Is droopng-sales OF 49, 900 bushels white 81 65 81 6s
red 81 55 81 So. Corn quet-saes Of 900 bushels
southern mixed, 72x cents. Pork Is du-saes OF mess al
Sal Beef 6rm-Chcsgo repaeked, Sll. Lard is dull al
l3h cents. Whskey is upward-ohio 331E cents
Ntco The annu ,ctnE Of ckbod n Of the ash
ingtoU Building Association will be held Fins Hotel Fhda,
h"e Imposed on 81 ekholies T attending
Nov, 5 9td' }. ?, DICKINSON, Secretary,
CARUsPs SALOON.
For three nights only
PERHAMs
Immense Troupe Of
oPERATIC SINGERS
Numbering Twenty Firsl-cIa.s P,rformerr
wi give series OF their above, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1886
Tickets-95 cents.
seats he reserved during the day by applying hall
Tickets for sale at all Of the Nusic Stores.
Concert 10 commence At IL.
CoaPLEIE MAnuAL Tor rouaE sport.msnI By
Fmnk Forester with directions handling gun dne
and the rod the Of hoong wing breaking
lake, and fishing Compes in one volume
40 pages, with very numeou engraving Price, g. So Just
published FRANcK TAYLOR
~ three story brics house with back budng stable situated
on the corner Of y and II streets, Washing
The furniture viii be let with the house fpr winter n
Apply E WHITE & Co.,
Nov 5-dlW Grocers, Louisiana Avenue.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RIEs OF MARYLAND.

Tho following the drawn numbers OF hs Grand
Lotery II Maryland fr the neht uf thc Consolidated
Of Maryland, cla's IS, drawn November I, 1866
90 &C 81 II 81 80 10 "a 43
The following drawn numbcrs Patapsco Institute
Lottery, cass 2ss drawn November J, is5G
81 81 "a lG 20 80 GI II 3s 70 20 81
n FRANCE = Co. NapagvrS,
D. q McPHNit, Commissioned
Nov CIT
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Ruco The annunl CnE of tho ckhold
ngou Building nss"eiaon VIII be held Futs Hotel Friday
c vuing The 7th instant, at O'Clock.
aae Imposed on 81 pShodes' fo MOI attending
ms.unGs
Nov $ 3td* j. T. DICKINSON
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rOPARTNERsHIp.t this day associated with IN
v my son. c. Pbtdy,
= kept a full and
Hereafter carried under Tho
of Jno Purdy n son.
All persons rapusrsd call and
tie n early period. ~
Nov t--eodiml
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La t N . w 8.
Reception Of NJ. Yillnor. at Buffalo.


BUFFALO, June 29.--The reception of Mr.
Fillmore yesterday was the greatest public
demonstration ever given in this city Ear.
" In The morning the stores on Main stree,
md public buildings were lavishly decora.
ted with flags, banners and devices. Near.
~ every building on Main street for seven
or eight squares, was profuseiy decorated.
The shipping in the harbor had flags and
streamers flying at mast heads. Mr.. Fill
more arrived at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
via the Niagara road.
Mr., Fillmore returned thanks for the hon.
ora bestowed on him by the citizens Of his
residence, and for the demonstratisn given
in his behalf without reference to party.
He reverted to his tour in Europe, and con-
trasted the condition of the countries through
which he had passed with that Of our land,
adding, that he received these congratula-
tons on his safe return, not as party mani
festations, but as coming from old friends
whom he had known for a period Of 3oyears
or more.
He closed with thanking his friends for
the welcome given him. He then retired
to his residence, escorted by the military
and bands Of music, and where he was salu-
ted with prolonged cheers. The whole af-
fair was conducted in the most orderly man
ner, notwithstanding the immense crowds
which thronged the streets.
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The Z | ofshe NV 1 Sec OF 10 Mr. z saser
No The \ Z seee TIE NJ 2 = 100 acres.
20 The \ w . See 10 I y Z I 100 acres.
The above three tracts are beautifully situated on
No 4-The " ! of the S WA Of Sec 10 T 7e q Il
No 5-The n E.ofs W! Disco j T 70 r . Z ~
acree4 miles from Davenport.
80 acres, on me Rail Road, 9 miles from Dsysnpon.
No 6-26o4 "A 100acres in Secs le & ~ T77NR9E,
No H. s0 acres in see'se7 and "a ~ \ R5Es
Improved Farms.
Aniinproved farm of2s5 acres on the Mississippi River,
II miles from Davenport, 90 acres in cultivation, loo broke.
balance fine timber.
Two improved farms three nile from Davenport.
Houses and Lots in Davsapert
No30-Fine brick house on 9Th st. between HaYri.
son and Ripley SIS Excellent we'll, good stable, Ael
No3I--Good frame House, rooms, good wen, &c.
Lots2x53l. on Brad, near Locust St.
". 2a--Il lot on Brady 81. ls by 300-e3oo.
No e6-sloss on Brady ST., cor. Of College, 64xlso
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No. CIV. fractional l Of the N. w. See. 9, 4.
Elm; R. 4. q s!-l0O acres, near Thorns Milb
Vsrsl0"' if apP,isdd s 81 zen; cou,rv
So.4i-s = ii / 4 k iso e 4 g o 3 e y 100 acres.
No. 4s-s Iand n W aofsee : I II R !, " ss
No. 4a-s W !. and N W OF sec T n r u w1ns
IN MAHAsKA COUNTY
No ifs W fae. /. of sees y R IS W ll3 acres.
SO. 1s-w / q \ &. and / $ j oil " ! ! o aris.sssn
II K IA 100 acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY
No. fin z / of sec IS 7 SO K Q w 1850 acres.
IN COUNTY.
No. 4s-W ! OF " w of sac 30 T 70 X 1 W 60 acres
3 miles nom Muscatine, ) from junction. Apply 10
In GRUNDY COUNT
No. 49-S w ! ofsec 9 r 81 X ls w 1850 acres.
No. sos l. / ofsec ) T 60 X Is w 100 acres.
No. 5I-W I ofN E ! Of soc T r 10 w 80 scres.
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. Sc ON = ! Of sec 8 T 81 & 20 w 80 aesss, a
No. SIS of W Of sec IA 81 z % w 20 y
acres.
IN EDA COUNTY.
No. 54aS ! OF 81 OF sec 80 Ri w 40 serss.
No. SIS \ ofN Z of sec 20 I 81 r 2 w 90 serss.
No. 56-House and Lot, Store and stock Of roods.
in Upton. s
W1LLIAMALLEN,
General Land Agept.
Feb 6-dtf Once Post Once buildinR.
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YoUss MEMS LIBRARY.--The Young
Mems Literary Association received yester-
ts7 FIVE hundred volumes which were pur-
chased IN the Boston market, and, as we un.
%ders'snd, were the fruits Of the handsome
Donation with which the Association was
some time since presented. The selection
saver good one, ~inclrding soms of the
test standard historical, scientific and poeti.
ca. works, and also a number of the most in
s'sung recent publications. In addition
" what they had before, the Association
uVS possesses Z very encouraging nucleus
'' forming a library that viii not only be
Instructive to the members, but highly cred
table 10 the CITY,
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,

TALLMAN g. POWERS,
AND
Office IN Atktnson's block, Second Street, be
tDeen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale the following vaIua e Real Es-
City Property in Davenport.
/. Honsea and 10; on Third Street near the corner o
.. SIX los On shesouih vest corner Of Fourth and
3. Six lot. at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
All the above lots are well situated and In parts Of
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold on
Farming Lands in johnson County.
50 Of S. E.. S. " T. 79N. Banged west go acres.
NsSfS; & = g 81 z y \, E KaR Fso ; west ss ss. e
The above lands are al on the line of the railroad
from Davenport To Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hund red acres Of prairie and ninety seres of
timber land near Elyira p. o, seven miles frsm Ly-
ons, Clinton Co., near :he Railroad; all choice land,
weIl waiered.
The above property will be sold on iiberalcredit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and a half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres irst rate land, well improved with
good houses. VIII be sold at q bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Twohundreda and fifty acres fine prairie land two
miles north Of Montezuna, the county seat.
Meh i7-'s6-df
100 acres unimproyedl andtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
I60acres five miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-hali milos from Court House on the
blun, with superb views of river and surrounding
country. A smallfarm of IS acres under the highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful lapd in the vicinity 0 the
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Afarm of60 acres, 40 under cultivation, 90 of tim
Der. Anever failing stream runs through 1t. viii
besold very cheap
Near Walcott.
so Acres of choice prairie at a bargain
At North Davenport,
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WAUsus is the name Of a new town site
llusted in the centre OF Iowa county, z
niles south Of Msrengo and 80 miles west
dIowa City, upon the location of the Mis-
lnippi and Missouri Railroad, This site is
sEnsd by several OF our citizens, and the
inspect Of a town being built there is ssch
lto offer a fine inducement to any one
s,hlng TO and to grow up with
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xxxIyth coner.s.-Yir.t session

Washington, June 30.-SEsATE.-Ths
bill authorizing the issue of California bonds
passed.
HousR.--Mr. Grow made the closing
speech in favor Of the immediate admission
of Kansas to the Union, and in opposition to
BIZ substitutes for the measures under con-
siderstion.
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Bully Brooks in Court.

Washington, June 3o.-Brooks appear
ed this A. II. at the Criminal Court, accom-
panied by Messrs. Orr and Keiu. The
witnesses were discharged until further no.
tice, in consequence of the District Attor-
ney receiving . note from Mr.. Sumner sta
ting that his physician did not think it pru-
dent for him to attend at present, owing to
the condition Of his health.
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"~AtE DRowEED,-The Rock Islander
NM way ABOUT midnight on last Friday, a
N. "aiAea OF the steamer j. M'Kee into
"sef. He fioated down the stream
my yards, when he was rescued and
s'ed, though he had been under
'''s fully Eve minutes.
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j. H. Manny's Patent Adjustable Reaper and
Mower Combined and Single Mower.

spouBEp TO JOHN H. NANNY By TwEsYY-THaKE Par
.hTs IN THE UNITED STATS. ALSO PATEsTEp In
EuRoPs. MAkuFAcUTRKD BY NANNY q Co., ROCK
,oRp, ILLINOIS.
,r,HISE valuable Machines are constantly being
/ Manufactured. A large number are being mace
for the next harvest. Over SIR thousand were CON
strueted Turing the past season, and ussa WIN GU
ire success, vet the demand was not supplied.
Ararraaty 10 given 10 each purchaser that ne ma.
chine Is well built and OF goo materials, sna matt
will NOW as well as can be done Win me seA'ne'
md reap as well as can DO done with cradle, ahaea-
lei every other harvesting implement.
The machine Is drawn by two horses, and mahag-
cd BY one person for moving, two persons ioI reap
ing; and Is also warranted TO cut nom ten 70 nl.eeh
acres per day. A large machine Tor four hofsesis
also manufactured. ~
The prices Of the Machines, with transportation
added are
For Two Horse Machine of about rye feel cut,
sl25. For -Four Horss Machine Of about SIX isetcu
si45. For Single Moving Machine OF about nSe
feet cut4l20.
The rollowing extras are furnished with each ma,
chine: enc fork, one oil can, ono wrench, one guard
finger, one sickle section, one smooth edge secllon,
and one beysl pinion. A full supply IS KEPT con
family on hand, aud also Ia the hands oil Agents.
Two K hives -one a tickle and the other . spoota
sjge-ars furnished with each machine, either OF
which may be used as required.
For machines or extras apply TO- -
NoUkSE, vfELb s 90,
Projectors Of the Iowa A ricultursl Depot, corner
Rock Island and Front sts,, Davenport ,iows, ssie
Agents for tails seetien. 'uue
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.GHlRLEs w. sTEYENs


,v,.pp,t.r rhrisrana 70.
Nhin
DaSlu nae DIN Se,rs
M,
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JANIS o
sosnua
IhoInas
ffores, pu
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nraofiel beSi, lAa, 49,,
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O-'LsfoRT LIBERAuITy.-Mr. Walsh, of
"V'R Island, in a communication to the
''sT' IN regard to obtaining aid for the
nNH,as ~emlgranta, in which good work
w is vely actively engaged, says
s,a ira,sed a small amount in Rock leland,
davenport in the space of two hours
'a.hsa from five who G souled christians,
,b.i, Aaa already subscribed $500 towards
M, 'ocai iund, the sur of ONE THOUSAND
sa"IS s' Query, how many hundred men
civ y, y 'ake to raise that amount in the
"''' Rock Island in the same time"
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o.. understand that Messrs
sargent j. Parker have sold out their
u'1g House in Rock Island, to Messrs.
gos"i, g Cable, two gentlemen from
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sc Dow-no relatioS by blood or
'"P''hy = the patriot Dow who fell a
Martyr TO Border Ruffauism in Kansas
W. d communication in a recent number Of
~ DSn'Fraf' We know not its import,
WI presume it 10 be one Of those "childish
a''ep'ons' with which DR.. Olshassen says
w 'ein'Rns, II they ever have been, can
w longer be deceiraa.
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bound soH KAssAs.-A party Of 50 men
hpn Worcester, Mass, passed through this
cit! yesterday morning on their way to
Kansas by the way Of Iowa City. Success
70 them. They 60 in a good cause, may
they lie prospered.
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% 'VLr,-The Davenport Indepen.
s,D' Brass Band do'not intend to leave our
5 VA TIE 4th inst. They will give a eel.
s a'a0H In the garden near Ire College ed,
VIM west OF Brady street, to which they in
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"DEMocRAoY" or LIE CLAiRE,--Two
weeks since the Davenport De~ocrai con
tanned the proceedings Of a"Grand Ratif-
cation Meeting Of the Democracy Of lie
Claire" at which there was "Great En-
thusiasm among the People--Black Repub-
lican Fanaticism sternly rebuked-Know
Nothingism trailing in the DUST" etc. This
meeting professed to be a gathering OF the
Old Line Democracy Of lie Claire. The
following is the tail Of the high falutin pro.
ceedings:-
Each resolution was greeted with loud,
long and continued applause, and the whole
were adopted amid three times three cheers
that made the wslkin ring, and proclaimed
to the enemies of Democracy that fsnsti-
cism had run its race in the Township OF
lie Claire.
Laurel Summers, Chairman.
Charles J. Rogers, Secretary.
We are assured by a citizen Of lie Claire
that there were about 260 persons present
at that meeting, of whom only fifteen were
Democrats, and one Of them refused to
vote! The negative was not put, knowing
the resolutions would be voted DOWN.
Comment is unnecessary. "Democracy''
dies bard, but all the political doctors in
the universe cannot save it from its newt
able fate.
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ATTENTION, LADiEss-Your attention 10
'V4e!led 10 the Gale this afternoon at
"Danns auction room, Of fine fancy dry
goods The advertisement gives the de-
''''' Call this morning and examine the
goods,
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eoolRlcH, WHEELER & YANTls,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Warehouse opposite r. r. depot, Davenport. Iowa,
DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all descrip-
tions OF Farm Produce.
Order s0hcitsd and attended 10 with dispatch for the
pHrchase or sale Of Grain or Produce in this and other
market.
Oar facilities are ample for tho storage of all kinds Of
Gfainand Produce,
Liberal cash advances made on eonsignments when de-
eifsd.
speeid attention paid to receiving sLd forwarding
goods by Railroad Of river. Charges at established rates.
-KEFERENCES-
Cook & Sargent, bankers, Davenport Chubb, Bro, Bar
q Co. bankers, Davenport; Nckolis, Campbell &
Co, Bankers, Davenport, Geo. W. Tiff, Banker, Buffalo;
hank Of orleans, Albion, n Y j Duchess Co. Bank, N. ";
Thomas Keupshsll, Esq., Rochester, N. Y; Walter
Wodell, N. Y. City Gary dratz, commission mer-
chant, st. Louis, Collins, Humphrey d Co., Chicago,
Mutz, Hatch i Co., Chicago; W. X, McAlister, Esq;
kins \ uwsley commission merchant, Louisville, ky~
june s3dtf
POTASH AND CHLORIDE LIME,
For sale by ALyoRD 4 IA PATTEN.
June 2sdtf
$50 WHEELBARROW6 44
IyoR sale by NOURSE, VIEI.E s. CO.,
L juns Rif Corner Rock Island ana Front SIS
WOOD, WOOD,
a II tbs CITY WOOD YARD, junction Of second and
EAfront streets. We have now on hand a large assort-
nent OF al kinds Of seasoned Wood RaRely
Maple, Ash, Oak, Hickory, &c,
Ing Posts. To Brick IMakers and Others who want
Wood by the quantity, we will make liberal deductions.
II. WILLIAMS q co.
June 18th dtJsn22,5't Davenport, Iowa.
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GUN MUCILAGE

OR Bankers, Law ysfs, Counting Houses, &a., il
II large and small bottles, with aud without screw
caps ans brushes-at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 80 Brady ST., near the Post Office,
GLb mo 9th ELI ADA Ms 81 co.
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Green Curtain Paper.

yN1DE, and satined on both sides, also,
w WALL FAPEks, various qualities;
BORLERS, g
Fire Board Patterns, de-, just received at
% At The .'Iowa Beck Rooms,'
No. 80 Brady st., near the Post Office.
EmoG-tf ELI ADAMS 81 CO.
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FIGURING WILL.

A-@.
For tho State Of Iowa, wenoH offer County, Township Citg
and shop right and Mills for sale on favorable terms. We
will have on. III operation and on exhibition Ia thecourse
VI this month, when we advise ali 10 call and see II, and
they will say, n did the ancient Queen of sheba, .tbe
half tas not been told
MiIIers. farmers, capitalists and Spectators will find
dis Mill presents a rare chance for q safe, sure and prof
table investment.
This highly Ingenious and much needed Invention
forms an entire new feature in the man ufacture Of wheat
into flour, and the splendid manner In which II performs
its work. grinding, boiting and separating the grain at q
single operation into seven different qualities OF Flour
and Feed, and that within a space OF only twenty-five feet
ia length by four feet in breadth, az the rapifiiy II over
twelve bushels per hour on a pair Of French burr mill
stones oniy thirty inches in diameter. The Grain is con-
yertad at a single operation into Extra and superine
Flour. Fine Flour, Middlings, Ship stnfis, Bran and Shorts
al q single operation, any power being applicable 10 pro-
Del Il. from q four horse power up 10 any other desired.
The small space IL occupies would not be missed when
placed ia a room with other machinery, and the sn all
amount Of power il requires 20 propei it, lis economy In
construction and operation, makes II certain that, ere
long, II will anpersede and reyoluiionize all .other Flour !
ing Mills. The mill is compact, snbstantiai and reliable,
not liable to ~, out OF order. 30 applicable ~ il TO the
wants Of the world, that every saw mill, machine shop,
LOCOMOTIVE shop, foundry, forge, rolling mil, on any build
ing having a power already erected, can now have within
its walls complete Merchant FIGURING Mil IL the ti
aing expense offrotn four 10 seven hundred dollars.
CAUTION ALI persons in want OF FIGURING Mills
the State are advised 10 wait aud come and
see our Mill In operation before purchasing, and all per-
sons are hereby warned from trespassiug or Infringing on
our rights, Al We shall maintain them 10 the strict letter
Of the law.
These Mills will make oyeT Fifty Barrels Of Flour every
twenty-foHr hours.
FOR further partio nlars see certificates below and address
JACOB WEAVER, JR 4 CO..
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Late frsm Kansas,

st. Louis, June 30.-A letter in the Dem
ocrat dated Lawrence, 2sth, says that Ave
men had arrived at that city from Tecum-
sch. where they had been confined for some
time as prisoners. They were captured by
dragons the 9th Of May, near Ossawato-
ME. Their arms were taken away, chains
were put upon them, and driven 80 miles
by troops on horses, The Dragons were
under Lieut.. Iverson. They wore chains
nearly four weeks, and when brought be.
fore Juege Cato they were discharged, moth
ing being found against them.
Three Of the party captured were howey-
er detained, Messrs. Partridge, John Brown,
Jr. and Williams. The two latter members
Of the Legislature. The former was leased
on bail. Indictments were found against
Brown for treason, conspiracy, kidnapping,
slave and horse stealing; Williams for trea-
son; Partridge conspiracy. Hoyt and Lee
gate, who were arrested a few days since
BY Harvey and dragons under Lieut. Per-
kins, have been released on bail.
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