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\ CATTLE.--Yesterday, the largest drove
i stock cattle we have noticed this season
ssed through the city on their way west
prd for the purpose Of going into summer
barters on the covered praires' We
Resume we will hardly know them when,
! hlfllment of their destiny, they will
Is!n cross the Mississippi on their way to
e cattle markets of the east, Tberstat-
lee will be increased and their coats sleek
bed, and under the name OF Iowa cattle,
Rey will do their part towards UNFOLDING
% extending the reputation Of the State
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Kansas Meeting in Boston

Boston, June 4.-Fanieui Hall vas
densely crowded with sympathisers with
the Free State men in Kansas, MAY or Rice
in the chair. Various prominent speakers
addressed the m Getting and appropriate res
oIutions were adopted
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RATS "A number OF RATS. one oil them
by large, came down yesterday. We
hve not heard Of any of them striking the
ers recently ltmay be more easy to nav
ate them at the present stage OF water,
pt il Ia probable that more care is taken
running them through II having been
Efficiently ascertained by repeated expert
enls that the pierre are not a, all injured
J running rats against them, but that The
Ans are, the sensible conclusion would
) that the play isn't worth the candle.
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No 1.-The f ofthe y " Sec OTIS NRe & sOaes
No 2-IEe FL Sse1 T7a = A2 leo acres
10 s--Ths W SEE 10 r + SRs Z ise acres.
The above three tracts beautifully situated OF
the Railroad mites from Davenport.
No THE W I. Of the : W . Of sec IeT76SR , 4
seas.es "a. , H,Lle !, fronl p,ayeagort
acresf miles from davenport
Voc me Of the Z of Sec alT7s , h.
No e--2eo "a lo0Eeres in Sees ls & l9T77 N'RsE,
gpou the Mississippi River z miles from Davenport.
Improved Farms.
No IL Animproyei farm fenesd and al cultivated
nice hoase,s springs and erssx on il, on Hickory
eros Rad, miles 4 ON town, Usage Orange fence
started enrrely around the farm 2G1 acres
No I6--ln Secs IA, ~ "a 60 n 4, go acres,
1911 improved and 10 ii tim Der.
n, "a a Ene farm of I26 acres, 4sfeneed, 90 u1-
der cultivation. miles from town. mile east OF
Dubuque road. I mle from Dalzeli farm
No 23-Ihe Grant farm on dubuque road, milee
from town, s3 aerrs highly cultivated house and or
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
No3o-Fins brick house en 9th ST. between Harn-
son anu Ripley SIS Exec iiens wen, g'od s'ab4e, &c
So3iNsiood lrsms House, 3rooms, good well, &c.
Lot e2x53 u, gu Bfad Locust 81.
Nos9-A story house 4ih ST.. containing 10
No. s3.-Good frame house, 4 rooms, cellar. &C.,
on 9Th ST.. between Vine and Myrtle. lot r0xlSo.
NJ. 25.-l lot ON Brady ST. tas cy 800 $500.
NJ 2s-eloss on Brsdy ST., sor, OF College, e%xlse
NO as-l choice lot on Perry ST. cor ofPth ,6oxiso
IN CLIsTos coUsTy, IOWA.
Nc. ee--W. fractional OF the \. w. ! Sec. 2, l.
81, n. K. T., ~ 81 100 acres, near Thorns Mills
Yer, low, ifsppliedl 195 s9o1 co,,,rv
No. s3-N Z ies N !" of Sec 81 IT'S % 10
y. ss-N Of " Of .ssllT e r 50 acres
No. 36-N OF Z I of sec u I % X 70 " 70 acres.
No. 37-N of w OF sec ID 50 r 20 w 80 acres
no. Is w OF 5 L of sec st i "a X % w 50 acres.
No. 39--S W frae . Of y w ofsee Is I "a wv
No. 4o@NEt Of sec Ia T "a % w 100 acres.
In JASPER CuUAFY.
No ai-S E4 OF sec 30 + so \ 20 W i6c acres.
IL REoKuK COUNTY.
No 4s-S and n w !ofses I II - W Bee
No. 4s-s W ana N w of sec TT RI3w.so
acres ,,.,r,
No as W frae. /. OF seed I 20 X l6 w i43 acres.
No SIS w Of sec IS 7 II Ria w 100 acres.
No. s6-w Of I and OF y w cfs.e lat
- a - ''' in BsNTos COUNTY.
No. An ST of sec IS r 50 RS W 100 acres.
IN MUsCAriNE COUNTY.
No. CIV % NV ofsac 30 IS ~ W 50 acres
miles from Muscauns, from Junction. Apply 10
IN GRuNDY C1GNtY.
M. .a-sw / OF sec 81 r 10 W 100 acrss.
No. sos l. tofsee . T 80 ie w LOO sssss-------
IN HARDIN COUNTY, a
No. sa-E sofNk. OF sec ~ 20 W 90 .e!ss.
No. SIS W cfN w ofssc l4Ts7 70 W ~
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
~ No san of y Eli OF sec I 80 K " 80 acres.
No. S5-Ss orS h Of soc 20 81 K w 80 acres
No 36-House and Lot, Store and took Of goods,
- wILLIAMALLEN.
'--'-+r General Land Agent
Feb S-dtf ofnea Post Once Building.
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imperf.c, rteIe 60 forth from tbssr estaoshnsu
ha, gaiued Tor thaf Scales reputation mat has GsS
eT been surpassed la lhs shoe range Of useta ite
chani.m, swEFnt
TnaSrales are unanimously aekabW lodged as l -
staAdard Ia all Transactions y weigh
A lawsuit which arose rom discrepancy Of
We gt,is between one OF saFbaDks ss los 10 us Oy
the Baltimore /, Ohlo Rail rad Company aud one OF
another manu- iagturs recently tned ia The Court
ofConmoh Pleas, BALTIMORE; tnscase ossGl.sd me
Court Two days AMI lIass rshlH ia dsiIs-rsy Ais
d.rision stated The result :" ats eN deice, ira M
accuracy of Fairbaaks Seees was ss biishsd beyond
ali ausslon For sale pa Ne -
hUKROWs, PREIFYaiAN " ALZELsaz
The well knawp repltatonoi these scales has ib'
ducsd The We eSs offmp erfoct and wof,hless bais
CO. TO oder laem 10 Fair1snks Scales, ana parehas
srs have thereby in Wany eases been subJ teted "
fraud aud ltnpositoa. Tho manufacturers have no
controversy With Honorable competitors y ho tTsss-
act business n their VI names, but regasd ing Me
perpetrators Of me apaEs fraud, as prsdg sourse
alike uUusI and dishoHorao they lake lhis mslhOu
to c q ti0n tie paelleoI thelr tnpos,tiohs.
The palsn ices nlana actufe under thelT own IN
speetioa aniy at their fscluy In 1T Jehusoufy, W.
For sale In Davenport solely "
BURROWS, PhElf IMAM Y ALZE u. /,
e st. fAIhBAakS q CO.
&, Johnsbnry, VI, h~y y, -is56.
NJ. u
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10 Quorum

Washington, June 4.--Only thirty mem.
bers appeared IN the House to-day No
quorum. Adjourned. fta
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n SUsK.-We learn that the steamer Roy
] Arch, on las. Friday evening, was sunk
eight fee, water about thirty miles from
alena, having been run into by the Empire
Ety. No lives were lost, The Alhambfa
BIZ take the place Of the Royal Arch, and
hve Davenport every Tuesday, Thursday
ID Saturday Both the Galena packets
|s now in crippled condition, tnt it is
pected that they will soon be repaired
ID ready to resume their regular trips.
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REEERENcEs.
VIM i Baker, Christians, Pa.
David RuSre, Lebanon Co, Pa

VIM Baker, Christians. Pa.
David RuGre, Lebanon Co, Pa
samuel Hatfield, Philajelphia.
ii. Torrey, Philadelphia.
James L Price, Wilmington, Del.
Joshua Beal, Batyn Rouge La.
% Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia
ID Forest, Bucks %, Pa,
Augustus Linn. Guernsey q, o
d Bronaugh, Maysyillo. Ky
Grabriel Bear, Lancaster o., Pa
Herman 3 0uise, Philadelphix
Geo NJ OFT, lycoming Co, Pr
John Mcyey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bayers, Brooklyn, \ Y
s A Tucher, Salem, Arkansas
Jane s Crage, Macon 20, Va
NJ Beal, Clarified CO, Pa
BENZ Edmonds, Butler Co,
Mr. Kirk, Maysville, KY
w y Noble, Chicago, Ill
JAL Ride, Sohuyikiil %, p
G A Mason, Philadelphia
David CLARK, Maysyiiie, Ky
I'D Ringer, Alexandria, Va
RIB Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, salem Co, \ }
Ut Torrey, Upper Sandushy, o
Jacob Leonard, Philadelphia
yC Gilpin, Wilmington, Del
C McIptire Northampton Go I
JR Platter, Wilmington, Del
s H schnson, Potter Co, Pa
AeEwen, Philadelphia
J Morton Pool, Wilmington, D.
w w Hsmsr & Co, Cincinnati
y Miller, Head Flour Insp. Ph
james w Ednnonds, Preblc CO
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II 90 NJ O M z 3
New 4 Improved Carpet Lining

tyox WHICH = PArGST HAS SEEN ASPtisoD
THIS new and vaiuAo article surpassss any teiny
heretofore brought before the pubic, ana eclssse
OF two webs Of clean and durable material, v no 2
web of cotton skiltaily woven between them wnico
Affords 70 every person using II the ioho"'ns sSsS
ages ,r,r,p crx1 . a.,
rianine - elasticity and less liable from Ore than
even straw or any article generally used ior Ibis pus-
pose :,
Mt and deaa MS the sound In walkiu ing over IL,
nj can conveniently be laced under Your csrpets.
OH Cloths, stair Carpets, &c. ataas time.
Tha PREx puts il within the reach Of every fami-
~, Church, Hall, Boat, or wherever Carpet or Oh
Cloth can be used.
Is warranted to give satisfaction TO all who uset
FoR SALE
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
may rs Garner Seeone and krady sts, Ilsyenpo
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BY CATIONS LINE.
Telegraphsd expressly for Daily 0asetts

Slavery Extension Convention at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 6.--lst ballot, Buchan-
an 1856, Pierce lag, Douglas 80, Csss s.
I'd ballot, Buchanan 1879, Pierce l19.
Douglas 81, Cas- 8.
I'D ballot, went the same.
4th ballot, Buchanan l4l, Pierce ll9.
Douglas 80, Cass 8. H.eEasuE
5th ballot, Buchanan 40, Pierce ll9,
Douglas 81, Cass 9.
9th ballot, Buchanan 1855, Pierce l07.
Douglas IS, Cass s.
7th ballot, Buchanan IA, Pierce 80,
Douglas IS, Cass 8.
Tennessee for Douglas, Georgia divided
between Douglas and Buchanan 2
The impression is that Pierce is off the
track
9th ballot, Buchanan LAG, Pierce 81,
Douglas Sc, Cass a. A motion to adjourn
after Z O'Clock was withdrawn.
The New York delegation was admitted.
One-hall Hards and one-half Softs.
10th ballot, motion to adjourn, negatived.
Alabama delegates retired to consult
Buchanan lat, Pierce 80, Douglas So,
Cass s. Vermont has changed from Pierce
to Douglas. ,e- ~ 81,
18th ballot, Buchanan LAT, Pierce SO,
Douglas 60, Cass s.
18th ballot, Buchanan l4s, Pierce rs,
Douglas So, Cass 5.
The N. Y. delegation were allowed to
record their vote on the platform. sza ts5
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Mounted Maps of Iowa. 1855

DAkKEE'S RGw Sectional and Gsooglcai Maps OF
IL Iowa, mounted On rVl ere Tor Office use. Also:
] be same IN pock 81 fern, for sale by
Ggs0. W. sits az 90
April - NO. :, lie Clzire Block
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a. o I "a II e "a 8.


10. I lie Claire Block,
TIil LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
COLIN PENS
In the site. GEO. ~. Ellis d CO.
!. Jan 5j.ttf
PAPER YOUR WALLS
NJ Is Going add the comfort Of your dwellings.
"A stores .sa9o1s The subscribers having ad.
dsd 10 tAlir establishment Tor the sale Of
Wall Paper, Borders, &C. ----
81 prepared - supply those who want with some Of
The Cheapest Papers
sold w..s Of Chicago having large stock already on
hand coming out from Of the beat iaaua-
ia tories .! tie El5tsy tsll aud sec tho stock at 81
EAc EoSya HoOk tr0Gms,
No, 81 Brady street near the Post Oiics.
- .9. ~ ELL ADAMS 4 co. !.
WALL PAPER and BORDER
| usFePESlNG i5oo ps. 81 YAH Paper De-; en-
~ urely FKKsn STOCK KEcalyEp SINCE THx YIsKat
The Iowa Book booms,'
~. 70 Bsa1y ST.. near the Post Once.
naYs Eli ADAMS \ CO.
New Books! 500 .
4 NhEoLlNE LIE HEsTZ's last and best Work,
~ LrAest Linwood price Has
our Cousin NJ Mi.s Wormely price Iei
kacho " arg. Jnila kasanah ,priee 100
GEO. w. Ellis 81 co.
No. Le Claire Row.
Dayei,port, March 5, '56
CODE OF IOWA,
usf reeeiSti as No; : ti lie Claire Row.
Psalms and Hymns and The PsalmIst
Fe1 a-E SD GEO. !" :. ELLIS e co.
NEW WALL PAPERS 6 SHADES
I usf fse-tTsd and now op 'ntngat No.7 lie Claire
y aSW, QUE New Stock Of se..za
Wall Papers and Borders,
consisting ofpiain, glazed, satin velvet, gilt and e
ira GU Papers OF French, Bngiish. and American
Manuidrtlre of every varetT ar q quality.
Also large aud com pis'e assortment OF common,
sslE plan End figured, Blue. Green and orange
NtuIp@ sbsdes b. the Bolt or single curtain.
Apfil' GEO. ~ ELLIS q CO.
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Congressional Nom inatisn.
Iowa CITY, June 5th, 1855

| EDITOR OF GAZETTE;
The Republican
Convention in session at Cedar apids yes
terday, nominated on the 9th or 9th ballot,
Timothy Davis Of Clayton County as their
candidate for Congress at the ensulng cleo
ton ia August next. AT the start reso-
lution was passed declaring that the Can
didate must have clear majority of all tho
votes cast,
For severel OF the first ballots Mr. Thor
ngton had plurality, the balence scattered
among several candidates.
Two hobbies were used to defeat Mr.
Thorington. First--hs well known con-
nection with the American Order and second
it was urged that Davenport haze had her
share in the representation, Muscatine and
Louisa infer, acted on different motive,
brought about by Disappointment in the
Rail Road Land Bill
The business of the Convention was con
Quoted with perfect fairness, and resolu.
ton was offered, and believe unanimously
passed, fully endorsing Mr.. Thorngton's
course in the present Congress.
ONE or The DAVENPORT DaLEGATioE.
---+------- -------------z-s
BRANCH MAsUFAcIoRF The Rock-Is-
lander says Owens, Lane g. Dyer, OF Ham
jton, Ohio, have established u branch man-
ufactory in Rock Island for making Motifs
'Thresher and Reaper.
AUToMATua Enthusiastically friend
Jackson exhibited one of Atkins Auloma-
tum Reapers Il was drawn by two horses
up and down Brady Street, aud certainly
looked as though il would do good work in
a harvest field .s..e
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FlVaE subseriber wishes to cell ~ or 30 serss y
j. choice prairie land situated 81 Inilss from ns
wy y. 49, wM. GRAY,
An,uaI.aSvtf @. Lsssliss sseee.
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

Nc V1O IVWCVh DuACly Cssh 0uVoW'
,l,HE suescri GER has recently made extensive prep
i arations for the manufacture of RutteI, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
PILOT Bread, &C. &c, together with u COED nssort-
uspt OF Loaf Bread, Cakes aud Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent Right Tor Scott
county, for the manufacture Of Crrm Paais
PATENT LOAF Bread,
made by Mscninery. The advantages claimed for
this Of making Bread, are these. The Bread 70
more uniform In quality, and handsome In appear
apce II is much winter and more oven, 1t Keeps N neh
longer with out beeoaag 10, and 10 many persp ne
4, no, obiec Iionable when q wee old, II cuts IS
ha as the Eaest French roll, IL goes father,
ana h readily introd uced Into families who esye new
err used Bakers Bread bsftrs. | shall continue 70
run Bread Wagon as hsretoiore. In onering tne
lire satisfseion, hope TO be able TO supply all wno
may Aver me with their patronage. Thankful ios
past fayors, hope 10 merit continuance OF me
same. All orders from the country pronp atssnd
ed to. uhNths 49,.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square AoeNs
| Burro We & Prettymsn's Steam Mills
Davenport, May ~, 1855 du
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pro-slsvsry Convention at 0ineinnati-Third
Day.

f#r g laF Ivy,
CIEcINxATI, June A.
The contested case occupied the atten-
ton of the Credential Committee all yes.
terday without any conclusion being ar
rived at. A proposition was made at the
close, that both New York delegations be
rejected unless they seiec, IS members a.
ongthemseives sE
The debate in the matter was quite
warm ~ ltE s.l he's e-@a
The motion to adopt the resolution with.
out debate, caused much excitement. Vir-
gina opposed the resolution touching for
elgn affairs and demanded vote BY States.
Tia, rart of the platform relative to home
affairs, was adopted, and that relative to
foreign affairs laid over for further consid!
Grafton. M S. & "a lA
The Committee on Credentials will make
two reports. The vote of the Committee
on admitting the Hards, stood ayes 8, nays
rs. Reports will be made this P. M. and
a strong debate is anticipated. -e~ r--g
The PIERCE men have trumphed in the
Committee, the preamble and resolutions
adopIed declaring the Softs the regular or
es a cation and resolving to admit portion
Of both respective delegations on q basis
respectively Of the popular vote, in the
wears 80, '54 and '65, the votes to be cast
on the basis of the last Congressional vote.
This confines the Hard vote 10 New York
CITY districts some three in all.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAE ALIEN,
attorney ana Counsellor at Law,
GENERAL LAaD AGENT. AND kEAl, ESTATE
BhOkER
Post Office Building Brady Street.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collectors promptly atterd-d 4 III al paris of ule
Stale; Lands tered and w;yrra losiied in all Land
Districts nt the sIf, doass Invested and Taxes paid
| iar uon-rssideHisi Money lvags,s nRenenmberec
Real Is ste security; Farms, Houses aa Lets Leased,
Real Estate NJ all kinds bought and sold on Conmis
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YAIRBANKs CELEBRATED scALEs

A pAPTEDto aay required sfex>
Nation Of Weighing, as f,r Iron,
eaui, nay, stoek, and for The use u
warehouses, sIoc-s aat loandrie.,
ane ia short IoT ever! kind oi uusI-
Ns-s.
The great skill aHa aIeli! Gin.
ployed in their msnll4GLuFe AID
lhs determination 0U lie pArI Of the
never to allow an
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REMOVAL.
for sale.

TT @. BARNBR, ESQ, has removed his ofnes al
III, agonaly across 10 tho Second story OF CramP-
TONS balidins in the room formerly occupied BY the
Gazette onice n b cor Second s. Brady SIS. my 3i'i
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AftOrneTok COumeoAIofeat LAW
and Land A4ents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Omce, south side Of second sireetoppositsbeClaire
Block over Wiiey's store.
T ANDS bought and sold on onmission. HaTing
Laho an Office In Eastern New York, at point
rom which alarge emigration may be expected darins
the pre5en. season, we have unusual advantages to
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
II TLcans negotiated On Real Estatesecurity.
-REFERENCEs--ts gn9
New York City. Peughkeepsis, NY.
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon. Charles ri Ragries,
G Aci piossSx spo, si ss..s gasn Co.
A nthony ] Biesckcf. Prof. s. F.B Morse.
Albany, TX. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Cageer Porter Chicago. III.
Hogeboome, King and Boiss RK.swiitsnd Co..
EFAstus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
Apllad WITT w R.Wood and Co.
BOUNTY LANDs.
9NTE undsuigned sre now prepared TO procure
Land Warrants for alipersons entitled 30 them
under the late act Of Congress. - IS assE
Land Warrants located In any ce in the state.
EIE TALLMAN& pOWER5
NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security. a#
VI Good Paper discounted. y
Eastern Exchsnge Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, aecep,snces discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
Once over Wleys Store, souta side Of Second street
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chased a
MO STER STOCK
o new beautiful staple and fan fashona bgoods,
SILKS. &C.
Black Gro de kline sias, Fancy silks In endless va
riety; SILK Mantiliasnes st. les; Sold Coors, all
WOOL DrLnines. fancy DeLaines. all kinds; new
styles Dgoages, any quantity and cheap.
French Covers for Pianos, Tables. &c.
Extra "a per French Kid Gloves; Embroidered veiis
Flouuciug. ali Ainds English Thread Laees. Tsrle-
IONS, &c; swiss Musllns Dotted Muslins; Grape
Collars Dimity Bands, &c.
Prints, Ginghams, &c.
Great variety Of hirt Bosoms, Fancy Cslored Kid
Finish Slk Gloves; Plain and Fancy DeLaines; Lin
en- Laws aed Table Linen;
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS, &c.
Splendid assortment OF Alpaccas, new and choice
ST. les y Glnghams, Veil Berages, all kinds Of Col
lars; French worked Collars, beautiful styles; rich
emb rudsries in sets.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
Fine Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs; shawls, varie-
/, orauahtles and patterns; thread Lace Trimming
great yarets; Mourning Sets; SILK Laces; Black
HOPED AND GRASS CLOTH SKIRTS
French Embossed ChinIz; Curtain Goods, India
swiss Null, Lawn Crayais. Book Jaeenet, and Cam
brlc Muslsns; Striped and Plain Sainsook Nuslins.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
sHEETINGs, sHIRTINGs, TowELING, CRASH,
Hue kaback, pittow Linen and Sheeting, scotch
Diaper. House Furnishing Goods, MILLINERY
AND STRAW GOODS, all new and fresh.
of STAPLE Domestic Goods, feeling confident We can
present Undue enents TO purchasers unequsled for
CHEAPNESs, DURABILITY AND FINISH.
Our patrons sill always dna IN unsurpassed as
sortment FRO u the simplet Notion, up 10 the rich
est aud most mag ni6eent article of Dress Goods.
n H-We intend 20 sell large amount Of Goods
Anil ssh dti KNAPP & RRpMoN
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sVgtc Books!

TOt 40 aud HoFiSs, Si,Og
Realty by Mrs.. gmhili, 100
Nomau's Faith or Southern life, 100
Creole orphans Of Louisiana, 100
life Of SeLamyl, 100
Al the IOWA BOOK RooMsii
No Sc BRADY ST near the Post Office.
NAV : eli ADAMS d co.
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have this day shipped by railroad 70 my place, Melu
gins Grove Lee Co. Ill., VI Clarks Patent Portable
FIGURING Mills, purchased Of Mr. T. MeRssck Of Chica-
70 which have seen running while IN MS possession,
best mill now manufactured of the portable kind both for
Convenience and performing the work in good oTef And
further can say after having Investigated the subject
10 extent have hesitation in saying
prefer small stones large as the -four more gen
orally lively nature, and gyea better satisfaction 20
the bakers. JunNSoN HhaLhf'
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4 Nd LEffAh GUIDE, containing the laws Of To-
"a Wa iiitn0is. Wisconsin, Indiana enf Michigan,
together Nth the most approved forms OF Deeds,
Mortgage y, Leases, Powers Of Attorney, agreement
or Landlord aud Tenant, Building Contracts, sc, &c.
Also t.D Laws Gf the United States
relating IS Naturalization, Presumption claims Oh
gnts,afa Military Rouniy Land.
By q ni1tsbsr Of tho Chicago Bhr-pHCe 50 etc,
az The Iowa Book Rooms
No, 3 Brudy street the Post ONCE.
8 a.,!EET ELI ADAMS r. 90.
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j GROCERIES.
Q II h T. 1t - /.

uAELsG recently largely Increased ms stoSk would
lUNtV TIC attention Of the public 20 the following lst
Family Groceries which selling Wke!sssk aad
RctGfg tI Iys nEarss.
Eehs--FuE Young HyEJn, a..s
Very Gsyd dp 1850
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Ipurchssed one OF L. j. NJ. Clarks Flour Mills some
time since and sitter trial OF several weeks feel that
can scarcely speak Of in too high TERMS nave Uesn
miller for twenty yesars and am free 10 say that can
make better -four with this MILL and larger yield and
ran it with more ease myself than any mill have ever
seen number Of ners have been in to II, and all
say they are well pleased with its operation II will
rind with ease Twelve bushels hour, and can be run
With from four horse power. would recommend
mlers to give trial. and certain they will not
wish to return to the old plan of milling,
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pooks & StatiOneru.

Iooks & Stati0neru.
COLUMN OF
ELI ADAMS 81 co.
THE IOWA BOOK a00Kg,"
No, SO arady st., doors Il. Of the Pes. oaioe
DAVENPORT, =. IOWA.
HARPER FOR JUNE
A Lso, GoDEYis LADY's BOOK:
~ tRrHuR's HOME MAGAZINE;
rEfERsoh's NATIONAL {"
BhLL0U's
ltARPER's STORY BOOK NJ
Ths "Iowa Book Rooms
No. % Bfaiy ST., near tho Post ONCE.
5th mo tJth Eli ADAMS Il 90.
Wau-Bun.
ar thc Early Day" In the NORTHWEST, w Mrs John
~ IL 30 Eia. Prize s1,26. EtF ~
Sectional Maps OF Iowa,
DARKE Ne~ Hap in Cases. Price 1850
l. NOM g! and yaTnsled for offices, de., 500
"Tbs Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 30 Brady ST, near the Post once
ELI ADAMS 90.
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CsrtiAestss, Reference, and attracts of Let
ters Of ReIiabl Gentlemen

We trust that the feief VIII uotice pArtchfly tlat
these Letters COMMUNICATION mostly frJ Practical
Milsrs persons connected with the Milling Bnsinss
LANCASTER, January y, 1875.