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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-29
rAsx An All ..psneerats.

The old saying that ga man is known oy
the company he keeps" is strikingiy exem.
pRtied in the party which has nominated
buchanan for President All the rufhan
scum that drifts upon the tide Of party pol
itics in the North and South quite naturally
fiows into the foul cess-pool of the sham
Democracy.
There are the Missouri "berder ruffians,"
for ipstancc--all active members OF the
Democratic party, and jealous supporters
OF Buchanan. And there are the "Short
Boys" the pugilists, and the "Bowery lads,
who swarm like starving hyenas around
Tammany Hall and the New York Custom
House--all "sound on the goose" The
California gamblers and shoulder-hl.ters'
too, are staunch Buchanan men. so 10
Brooks, the bully and the Bravado, who, for
laSk of brains, returns blows for arguments
N..en the political character OF his State Is
criticised and the political character OF ms
| "aped relative" commented upon. Her.
| bert, the murder OF poor lrishman, is Ike
wise Democrat" and is taken TO the boz
SONS Of "Demo cratic members ofCongress
and by them shielded as pet brother, when
| an attempt is made to investigate the bloody
deed of which he is guilty. keltt, and
Atchison, and Stringfellow, and all the RESI-
of the notorious political ruffians who DIS
grace our country's good name by their I'M
paralleled recklessness and violence, are
all democrats" training in the same com
pany in which traitors Douglas and Rich
ardson train, and engaged in the same VII
famous work Of hurrying on the nation e
destruction as fast as demagoguism, faith
lessness and an unbridled selfish ambition
| will carry it.
Can any decent man--any man VINO MAJ
the least respect for his country's goo'
name and well.being, and who abhor'
scoundrelism, and abominates outrage ant
ltyranny-consent to sacrifice his honor
self.respect, and regard for the nanona
commonweal, by supporting CANDIDA 's
for President who is surrounded and sus
tanned by a troop OF such yillainous co-adJu
torsi We hope not.-Chica9o Journal.
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The DIFFEEEEcE.-It is remarked
by those who take the votes on the
cars that there is quite difference in
the Venner ofexpressing political pref
erenkes. The Anti Nebraska men
sing ont with enthusiasm, FREMONT
AND FREEDOM-while the Sla-
very Extensionists family utter Blu
chanan.
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ANOTHER THREAT OF DIsUsIos.-The
Richmond Enquirer is going to dissolve the
Union unless Mr. Sumner is hung, and his
friends put in the penitentiary. The fol-
lowing 10 from that paper
"Sumner and Summers friends must be
punished and silenced. Government, which
cannot suppress such crimes as theirs, has
failed ofits purpose. Either such wretches
must be hung or put in the penitentiary, or
the South should prepare at once TO quit
the Union.n
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/ il
In order to show the desperation to which
the Buchanan party 10 reduced in this coun'
ty, we not only publish the communication
below, but affix the tissue Of faisehoods
which, in tho form of correspondence TO
the State Democrat, appeared in that de.
lectable sheet on last Wednesday,
PKrscrroS, July IS. 1856.
Mr.. EmroK.--In the State Democrat Of
the 24th inst, notice an article signed
"Vcritas," which states that there wss an
immense mass meeting Of the Democracy
held in Princeton on Monday evening, July
2ist.
When the leading spirits of Democracy
run go low that falsehood has to be resorted
to in order to sustain their cause, l say it is
time to tell plain, unyarnished tale.
The Democrats of some adjoining town
Qorwe have none here) did, previous to the
l2lst, post handbills abou, the town. that
there would be mass meeting Of Buchanan
men on that evening. At 8 O'Clock there
lwere no, in or about the Princeton House
Eve voters who did not belong to the house;
bu, later in the evening, those living in and
around the town gathered about the tavern
their usual place OF resort, 10 the number Of
sbou, forty. Six OF that immense number
will in a Il probability vote for Buchanan,
1.-TWO for Fillmore, the remainder will 60 for
Fremont in November, and will endorse the
platform of the Republican Party in August,
by giving the Republican nominees almost
an unanimous yete. This township, which
polls $50 votes, can be safely set down at
llao majority fer Fremont and Dayton.
The applause that greeted Mr.. Rogers
when he appeared upon the dry goods box
was silent contempt, not for the man, but
the principles he is paid to advocate. His
speech, if it may be called one, consisted
OF old and stale matter regarding the Kan
sss question, committed to memory from
lssetches OF speeches made by Bully Brooks,
tKeitt. &c. Nor was there sound to be
heard when he lett the box, in the way OF
cheering or approving his doctriae, dyed as
lii is with the best blood Of the land
| Next appeared on the platform U. 5. =
Dow. the Democratic candidate for Senator.
He did not endeavor to make speech, but
merely told them he expected their votes,
that his opponent was Dutchman, could
no, talk nor understand the English Ian
euage sufficient to go to the Senate as
member, and that he drank lager beer. He
also enlightened US upon the Kan sas CUES.
ton by stating that Gov. Reeder and Col.
Lane did all in their power to get bills Of
divorce from their wives, but that they fail
ed. So, after few commonplace remarks
he closed.
When there vas a division of those pres
sent called for, the result was as above sta
ted, and to conclude the services of the
! evening, when Mr.. Dow left the platform
there were three as hearty cheers given fol
Fremont and Dayton, as ever we're given fol
mortal men.
In conclusion, would say of "Veritas,'
who is old in deprayity of all kinds, that il
is to be expected, and at the same time re.
GREETED, hat honest and good men should
be made to suffer by being forced from cir
cumstsnces to associate with such a char
acter. Yours &c.
STEPHEs PugpY.
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PERSECUTION OF FoREIosERs.-The bill
Of Douglas which passed the Senate pro-
hibits the foreign-born citizens of Kansas
from exercising the right of suffrage in that
Territory. No vote offered by citizen Of
foreign birth will be received, and every
Democrat in the Senate voted for that pro-
seription. With what grace can they rant
about Know Nothingism.
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ST.. PAUL.-The st. Paul Times says So
much building ..is going on in that city
that it is impossible to keep the streets
in decent order. 1t also complains OF the
very warm weather in that region. but says
the health continues good,-that the physi-
csans are idle, and there are no funerals.
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B "A R,S
Commercial College,
Sd STORY POST OFFICE BUILDINc.


nN ana aIlsr Friday, August lst, tlis iBsliuiiop
N/wiil be open la the evenings as well as dnrin,.
the entire day. Students taking a full course H.
applying Themselves during the day and eve,li,n!
can materially shorten the time ordinarily required
actuTer. Retailer and Professional man, woniJ sn.
have just maturei and drawn up new sett Of IT,
strnction Cards, so simplifying the science Of Book
keeping as to enable ms in u Bsrg few kssoas 80
strGct either OF them TO Keep individual or pnrtney
ship books upon scientific principles with strict ac
cIraey and to ascertain their gains and los.s viii
as much precision as the banker.
Lessons In Practical Penmanshp during the fore.
moons aud evenings.
Entire satisfaction rendered TO students parents
q nd q uaTdians, or tuition fee refunded.
WILLIAM v.BARR,
july "a dew Principal
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"0yER THE LEFT."-The Dubuque North
West coDgratulates John D. Evans, pro-
slavery candidate for Clerk of Court, on the
victory that awaits him in August Good
we unite in the eongratula ton. Give US
your hand, old friend; may you experience
many such victories so long as you affiliate
with the bogus Democracy of Scott coun.
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Three brothers, by the name of Keel
ey died suddenly last week in Cincin-
matt. One with delirum trenens in
jail; the next day another by sun
stroke. and the third by sun-stroke as b
enteredth cemetery with his brotherse
corpse.
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FREEDOM E1rEKsIoE.-A Fremont club
has been organized in Wilmington, Della
ware. The fifth article Of the col stituton
reads-"The officers Of this club are con-
,inued until the election Of John c. FREE
mont" The cause OF Fremont and the
constitution is spreading even in the slave
holding States.
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Several years ago, Timothy Davis, of
lows, removed from Missouri to Iowa. and
brought with him three or four negroes and
sa item free. This was all flght' as we
look q Il. but we notice that me slavery
exten ionists over in Iowa are Amazingly
worried about it.-GsIeHa Gas
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There are Is daily and 81 weekly papers
IN the state of Illinois that advocate the
election Of Fremont, and daily and AZ
weekly VINO 90 for Buchanan. In addition
there are a3 neutral and 9 Fillmore pa
pers.
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New Hardware Store.

LIVING STON 4 LOCA " OOD
A RE now opennga No, 6Main 81 somplesv s.y Nc,
N OF super ior HARDWAkE, to when We invite
this attention OF all in want OF Anything IN our
The qualify OF gu goods We confidently believe wh
compare ayoIably with any ~ 'he s.a", ,ha
money refunded. ,,,.y,co,
We design TO keep large stock oil MEChANt.ss s,
TOOLS from the very best manufacturers IN tno has'
and will supply those In want Of u fiRsr class AAf
Gle al as low price as IL can DO Afforded III iowA,
Our facilities Tor obtaining goods at the minimum,
price is eauaiied BY few in the west. Our stock OF
shelf goods is now complete, and We have 10 transit
aiarge invoice OF heavy goods which VIII soon ~
rive. ..,
SpoRTSAlEN wishing an outfit for the approach
ing seas 9n can find al No. Main 81. everything ne
eessary Of superior make.
rs l.. have permanently located In Davenport,
aud design makingt the place OF future residence,
and siacorals hope BY fair prices--good gsods-Jus'
representations and ctssc personal attention 10 mo :
il d share the patronage and confidence otthep
lie. . >,,,.,,,,,,,,
CHAS. II. LIVINGSTON. GEO ID. hoCkWoop'
Daxaunorl iuly ~ SD diff
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JoHs H. DoANE. Esq, General Superin-
tendent OF the Illinois Central Railroad,
vas fatally injured on Friday last by being
Knocked down and run over by the train.
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ON Sunday morning. July 21th, at the CITY Hoten
JOHN p. BRAYToN, aged so years and months
On Sunday, the 7th inst, EDWARD BOWMAN, son Of
JOSEPH 5. and ELIZA A. SIMPSON, aged year
Funeral this morning at e1s O'Clock FROM Trinity
Church. Burial place, Pine HUI Cemetery.
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LYONS, CLINTON co.--This city, according
10 the CENSUS just completed contains 2,l44
inhabitants.
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THE partnership heretofore exi sting bets sen D.
L s. Brooks and 4. Bailey was this day, :. AN inst
dissolved by mutual sonsent. The accounts Of the
nrm will be settled by ID. :. Brooks, who win con-
!nlie the Confectionery business the same stand
ID. y. BROOKS,
july 25 div EBAlLEY
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,nNDIEID.

CLINTON, CLINTON co.-This town not yet
one year old contains population OF 5Sl.
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IL chance for Bargains.
AUCTION SALES AT
Adams Auction Store,
No. "a Brady ST near the Post Office.
Hardware Tools &o., Tuesday evening, July %, at =
O'Clock.
Dry Goods and Trimming, wednesls aft ernoon 30th
at 3 O'Clock, evening at ~
Books aud Stationery, Thursday 81, Friday Aug. I,
Saturday gil, evenings.
Segars, Wax yestas and Matches, Saturday morning,
Aug. Cd, O'Clock.
Soc advertisement daily. Consgnments solicited
July 29Iw ELI ADAMS, Auetioneer.
WANTED,
A YOUNG Man at the Fruit Store, BRADY Street
N Front July - W. G. CoTES.
For Rent. Use
MY present residence, Harrison 81. at the head Of
lyl Tenth seven rooms Also, five rooms mentand
two rooms L. y. PARKER.
iuly p diff
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NOTICE

hereby giventhat the undersi gned have this day
associated themselves together as partners In The
mandatory OF Flows; and having ght the entire
stock and machinery of Beehtel, skinner d Bu rr.
VIII carry Oh the business at the old stand
The business will be done in the name Of w w
skinner IL Co. W. W. SKINNER
w. BuRRIS,
July IS GIw-w3t W. S. COLLINS
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THE subscriber al his Steam Planning Mill In
Il Moline, HIS, has just purchased 4 large guam
lily Of Chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
ments to supply The demand, which he will sell al
Wholesale or retail at prices iAat cannot fall TO give
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NOTICE

TShereGy given that . partnership heretofore ex.
isting between the undersigned is this day issoly-
cd bymutual consent. VIM. Burns will attend To
settling the business at our former office; and II Is
requested that ali claims due be paid date
ly.
The Plow Factory will be carried on at the old
stand by w. w. skinner q Co.
BECHTEL, SKINNER x BURRIS
Davenport, Jaly 10, 1856.
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For Senator
NICHOLAS j. BUSCH.
Fer Representatives
HORATto q. BARNkR,
ELL s. WING.
RoBERT H. ROGERS
For Clerk Distriet Goa.
JOSHUA ID, PATTON,
For Prosecuting -4tterses
JACOB W. STEWART.
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DISSOLUTION.

Done on short notice, to your satisfaction. DON'T
fail TO give him call. Remember the place, head OF
Main aud Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
LEVI HUNGERF0&D.
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Bank of Florence.
Florence Nebraska.

GEo. u. SARGENT, Pres't. J. NJ PlRkER. Csshr.
.E Undersigned Iroprietors Of the Bank Florence
Nebrafa, by the provisions Of its Charter in.
aSluaiy responsible for all its issues and will redeem
thu Not said Institution, it, counter in the city of
tlarsne, ia con aud al either Of their Banking Houses
10 ieth tNcanse a oar psi cent specie
rat-f - other currency.
cook ~ SARGENT. Davenport
Gu0h7 SARGENT DuWNt.l Iowa city, Iowa.
Cook, SARGENT 4 COOK, n .pestnoinss-
Cu0k, SAkGENr s PARKER Florence, Nei,ras
1uly dB
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Rare Chance.

Under this head limited mber of special notices
will be inserted at 10 cents per line each insertion,
or so cts. per week.
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Hollovay's Ointment.

Hollovay's Ointment.
The Great External Antldote.
When Impurities in the blood dstermned to The sur
face in the shape OF blotches pustules dry calculations
bos rhes &c this potent preparation Is the only safe
aud radical remedy Sold at the manufactures No. SO
Maiden Lane, New York, and No. IA Strand, London
and by all druggists, at 25c gu and 81 per pot
July - dwtw
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Just feceIVeu on consignment from large importing
house in New York.
Her stock OF haely trimmed summer gounsts vii h.
disposed of at COST PRICE, make room for the CIl
stock jUiy4J
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will sell 40 acres of land u Of mile
from the city of Newton, Jasper County, for $40 per
acre For particulars inquire at this office or of
july 29dlw JACOB NJ. ELDklDGEs
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HOlloway's Pills..-rhe eynies OF the med
zeal schools are constrained to admit that Hollo-
ways Pills banish disease from the stomach, liver
and bowels reducing the strength of the pa
tent This is the greatest medical triumph Of the
nth century, Sold at the manufactures, No.
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and No 24i Strand, Lon
don; and b. all druggists, Csc, 6aic. and 81 per
box. july % dTlw
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SECoNp CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
For Rsp~esentstsrs.
TIMOTHY DAVIS, Of Clayton County.
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No. i65--A Farm of ninety a.r. ~ M
or, ON the line between scott and M oh The Nj.
$40 per acre. ohe stock iay Taae
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NO, 100 =, lot Oh acres just west ., .
sround'' all broken and under fence pr =, 's
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No, i5S.-A farm OF 3ts acres on ths L., r.
Road, miles from the eity and he ,,, ~, uis'
Of the saw mill tract, containing 70 acr,. Isa
nndsrienee, iia acres under eul,iystion San nv
ufnuet, frame house rooms, barn, A npa -
VIII be dtyidsdto suit purchasers, 'D'A
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Repository of Fashion and TASTE,

MDNE LOUIS, BET. 18th and 9TH st., Davenport would
wi respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies 10
large aud beautiful assortment Of Swiss and French
Elm idcl.v,
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and Dubuque road, 70 acres Mil ~ TIE East L.,
rooms, stabiing, Well Cistorn ot sg,u dwelling
IN hne order $4,000 credit Of seven aud dar
for part OF the purchase money 'oais vii ! ~
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. sl,5ii ,03l Al
Losses cashed, ssI,si4UI
Commissions aud expenses, 2l4,552 50
Taxes, I422g, -
Dividends, 10000 G0
Reserved to pay all outstanding
claims on June /, 1856, not due, l0I ,Sj5 IS
Surplus ofthe year carried, 3G5 5gi ss
To Or. Safety Fund for contingent
reserve, 235, i39 90
- 81 ,5il ,esl Al
The Company has cash assets Of Al 900 1888 90.
ThsToti Losses paid by this Company in thirty
years ending the present time:
In Fire Department s,s6l 3s7 81
Inland do SOL bz7 81
50 ,429 OLA, 80
Nearly - 500 900 of losses IL solely has been the
means OF equalzingto the public benefit.
For 81 years this Company has paid anesrned diyi.
dend averaging annually per cent. ON the capital
stock. The Insured, however, have had paid them
Vi "a per nj. Of the gross premiums back In the
shape OF LOSSES ind the remaibingIs Ia per cent
receipt have been app0ftioBed W agents. expenses
taxes, support Of hre companies and dividends.
The following gentlemen were unanimously re-
elected Directors for the ensuing ear
Thomas X. Brace, Miles A. futile,
Robert Buell., e. Ripley,
Roland Aathsr, Dfsyton Hiliyer,
samuel Tudor, Ward WOODBRIDGE
samuel y. Ward, Gustsyus y. Davis,
Joseph Church, E.A Bulkeley,
EbeDe ger Flower. Walter heney
HeDryZ, Pratt, Austin Dubhan
Thos A. Alexander.
THOs. X. BRACE, President. |
r. g. RiPLkY, Vice President. |
THos. A. ALEXANDER, sseiy
Applications promptly attended 10 by HENRY n
Agent; Office on Main st.
july 10 dim
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Fire. Fire !! Eire!.!
The Cheapest and Most Durable Roof in Use.
THE undersigned have been engaged In the bust
4 ness OF manufacturing and put ting on Compost
ton Roots for the last eight years Price per square
$500, aEd the ork warranted.
Materials manufactured and for sale, with printed
directions for putting on.
All ordersleft at Confectionery Store OF Brooks
X Bailey, near the cors sr Of Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
Jane 81 d2In BAILEY X MOORE
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Chicago Lumber,

The business Will be continued by tia undersigned who
requests continuation Of the patronage heretofore e
tended. LEVI uUNUERfURR.
InIy
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BLAOhOMIII1S IUOLS.
A NVILS, Vices, Drills, lows, Stocks and Dies,
LASiodges, hammers, longs, &C., for sale by
Jo II BURROWS PRETIfMAN q DALZELL.
~. Doz Steel aud Iron shoyels and Spades for
Zp sale by Il. r. d d.
x kegs Horse shoes and Horse Shoe Nails,
y 10 Boxes Scyths Stones.
~ dozen Selves assorted sizes, for sale by
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this Office. jury - aMA
Republican Meeting.
There VII bs a Grand Rally of the Republicans Of Day-
export Township al the Court House Saturday
ing, the % of August. BY order Of the
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Money 10 Loan many quantity, for any time.
inly "a diff WM. ALLEN
yohnston's Extra Family Flour,
For sale by the subscriber at the Camden Mills Flour
and Feed Store corner fed and Harrison SITS.
June 10th diff J. AYCE.
TPThe best Farm in Scott Comfy for
sale. Five or six haadred res of improved land
with timber, stone and water, 81 miles from the
Mississippi river.
Enquire ofC. c. ALVoRD, at the store Of AL
Word VAN PATTEN. june I9d
MONEY To LOAN on long time.
apl 3odtf McGREGoR, LAwEs BLAKEMoRE.
MONEY To LOAN, in sums to suit Applicant
BY
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No. lls.-A swaziland beautiful piece ofl,r,,,aI
intersection OF 3th street and The K. r eunt.5s..
acres. Price $1,000.
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No. lJ5.--a beautiful tract OF land of s1s.,s.
IN i-s miles ofthe Corporation line, on he
Road, Tho whole surrounded by fence. and =. =
euiti'n'ioE, 1t stream running through Pnr,..
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Cln BBi4S syracuse aud X tnIsnt SAT- for 81
ooo by B. p. Il d.
CDl sBLS hydraulic Cement, Tor sale by
wv b. =. & ID.
Bxs Cincinnati and ST Louis Pearl r. Corn Starch
S,j55 Bis Lard, Lnseed and Bank Oils b Turpen tine
80 Kegs White Lead. Il. =. & d.
RARE CHANCE
LNOR capable person TO engage in The lumber
l. business. Also, FOR SALE, two or three very
desirable farms near the village of Durant, ON the
Mississippi aud Missouri Railroad, and one In Mar
shalCo. All OF which property will be sold very
low For fasther parlicua rs enquire at +. \ $. AL
LiNG's lumber oiiee nsar the NJ. s. Nj. X. X. depot
june "a dtf
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70. 49, Farm OIL about 20 acr,s rs..
adjoining No. l.3 two story brick h. ae% lickogG,,
waisi r ranIlns Through iiue grazing farm
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NO. 1l3'--A beautiful spot near the ne. CsBa.,
80 acres good frame House, 10 rooms, we'll ~.
stream u water running through. Prce sIssi,,,.
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TO, ~ III UI IVb acIes near JI.l
under nn,e and nearly all plougheI, na% GOr,s
water ON the land hoiy Grove M '.