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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29
JOurneynlen TailOrs.

"a aNFhp-SiN good Journeymrn Tsilors Ia whom
w constant employment will L.. given
CAsrEft h co
bfaiy, between sond and Third .tt,.,
Davenport, Sept 70. 1866
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81 AlEk'FELE.V, BIRDS, r lSl.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRtGs, PAINTS, OILS. PEkEuMeKy,

DRtGs, PAINTS, OILS, PEkEuMEky.
&C.. &c
ITO WILLIAM STREkT cor H.kman. New York
INVITE the attention II thu sie 10 their tnrg.
and varied stock Of Drugs Pants o,is p-y,un,rT,
A. In addition Ia their regular ilipni alton. u
STAPLE Drugs, they arr also teociying tett IRON, the
,rurcts OF production and Manufacture .nt,li.- or
Tooth, Hair and Main Brushes Brun1.- ,a.rk, Nj
tar Spunges. French and Ensiish Prtfun,rry In.
I'm, Extracts, aud many Other sriicl-s u,Ua, IN.
htac'"i III Druggists stocks which thy are al-n IN
abi' I" cffer on the most adv antag gu teim-
Orders either IA person by mat viii rr,-.ty.
p4ufnpi ~ enttuu AuRIdl,
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P.aRlS HOUSE,
so Clark sssoet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chicass
N. / T. DORERTl,

IMPORTERS Of French, British and American Dry
j 0oOds. In bonnets. Bonnet Materials, Ribbons,
Feathers and Flowers Nantes In Goth, Velvet and
MORE Antique. and Mantle Materials and Trimmings
Silks, Satins. EmbroideIts Lagos. Hosiery and
Gloves. whoi..ai and retail.
Terms cash. and but one price only
octS-d3m
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Tr DAILY IOWA sTATE o. 1886
INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS.

INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE CIsS(.lGOC ITI
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Room No. I. Mas mic Temple.
SIsas.bOs'n ST.. Ia W.fCO.
CAPITAL STOCk, Sl5O,OOO
.. Diroctors.
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TCkNEi s. GILBERT HENRY CHAPMAN,
GEoaGE HUIM.
EDMt Nd CANFiEiD Pc. HENRY BANbI sec.
uEsRs CHAPMAN Tres>'r.
s. N GILBERT. Cenefs Agent aud Surveyor
This Company WAS orgsn.zcd on tn. ;Tth dsy Of
March, 1854. under SPECIAL Charter nom Tie
I"Ti,l'ure OF Illinois and business commenced undri
the mot favorable auspices. Its estabii hmFn' ha
teen upfi arm aud rei,abe basis, and view %
- stability soun,e,r aud permancncy, ranks a. oe
of III dFsi Insurance Companies In thu country To
those dssiroas oi protecting themselves Asais' iaee
DAMAGE by Fire OF periis Of the SEA ihf' beg 'a'e
| TO offer thu following
| REFERENCES
| Messrs Stnu. - witt. Cleveland, q.
| williams y Auery CHICAGO
Norton n Brother. -
| A Dursnd. Pres & kac,n' Mis- Railroad
| Gen c, Nofthrup, Cash'r Rae CO Bank
I VIM p Isnde. ESQ Milwaukee
| }. q. Coufu-. K-4 hseme
| Henry FarlIan. Pres'i Chicaso h X Rslioai
| Gilbert, Cash Com Bank, Ghicago
| ian Rhyie.. fs Cleveland. q
| Hon John & Bfrsin, rreas'r u STATE. tu,ombu-
| Tho Campbell, Es4 Springfield, III
Ron X. ChImberln 81 Louis NJ
! Ae-Srs Nadrwoah Wells & ScyesmoIe, chs az.
M-sfrs | " bnrch II Co. Chicago Bank
b | Huu Wu Moil Governor VI Uhn
| M-.>t- g. Siz-r s. Co, Chcafa,
Juii. Smith Pratt, Dixon III.
Vim. Blanchard Esq Morris. III
| Hon Wm. Trevitt, See, VI State, 0olumbur,n.
Aessrs II G so { Cook Co, Rekfnld III
Wheeier, n Son, Aurora
I S-amllh CT e, E,,i Buffalo,
VIM Pundy. E,s Springfield,
| Hon barlts. Judge Jupfeme Court bsh-hrl'
! ohio
| t-u | Cum Springfield, H.
| Richard tveIa, F,q.. 81 l.oTi- Mo.
= u FIELD,
Agent at Davenport and Rock Is!aiid
| OFFICE, Davenport, 81 thc STATE DEMoch'
| OtNce POET Ofii.- BuiliHg BRADY Str-st
|
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Ras,n, Mich. Apo.sf /, is,s
SARAH \. BROWN
Cl,caoo Maui iasI

'NifdQO Ndy 7, IH61.
nav" n-''i Pruf"rsor wo4riA Hair Restorative 10
ircldrd advantage itpreyruts III. hair frcn, t.Ins
out. gives " u gloss aud sunne-s very ae.t,sb,~
Tue lev stas hairs hal, have entirety disapp. sed
Others % IN, family have used It, an, concur vitbtm
Ia pronnnncins Il sill 1t Processes 10 h.
HENRY A. CLARK Mi6hiYr IN Ayenus
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rkOEk&AOa WOOWA
Hair ReStOra tive.
'"a rsonrcrsa .Wa,Ros
- T. ~ " = - u y.
q y - y H air
TO rHE NATURAL cosoR.
sl'is ast"ni,hins sn,i un'qusllrd prspsrs,,o. has
meyer isri 10 produce a growth al, N.i.i H..
~h.n USED acoor,inE TO the dreei,ns aud ,u,u hal,
Ia 10 ITS original color, after hAvug t~oue sY.,
aud eIns,ai" y IN all IL original health ,usir~ .ofn,
n'sN a"i hauty. Removes ri onre al scnrt d.nA
an aud unpleasant itching. serofnls, .,up,. AT
t'N''ish heat from the scalp u siso prs,ents Nh.
hair hcin ro'm,ns unhealthy and falling "a. On.
n,iR iNvlGoRAroR AND TONIC.
We annoy few certificates, 10 corroborais our a.
State 81 IHino,., Carlisle, ysas ". ,sas,
nave hsft Prot y Woods Hair Restorative.
snd have admired ne wonderful eEet Nv hair %.
brnmlns a. ! thought p-rmaD-htIs gray hut bv
ih" use of The Restorative, has resumed tts o.
'Eh' color, aud haze no doubt, p~rma nsati, ~
SIDNEY HREksH,
Ex-senator United Siat-s
| Bedford, thus "
| menc'd using Prof Wood Hair N.,or,,Iv, M,
hair was almost ~tite snd had been ~ for the las,
| zen y'ars. and wac yer, thin On the top ~ mia
| h'su ahh NrIN luo--, sGd pulled cut feel, hui A
FOUND that before had used all the se,,,na t.tt
Iult
| $500, s' s ISM MeA-l my hair was .ntirr,
/ - -. - - s,'h"s' e","f' Vlxhi bio~n.) saf =
az ~. '.o" "ahIun ahd q'hle moist. have hs.,
s.a,, ~. -, 80 .'''s hA' ~hh. hsir Stariine
/ ..o .o.' ~" y y no" A. thick - u ever %
| 60. II az. ~. snr ~, .n' - AZ Nhss prevailed Ia ~
| ~ -, -, .'"'' "'e' :" 80.
| '"ur' -" -
go,
| p,, WOOD, ~ - S tus'" ~" 'sos
thrr. o. Tour wars sinc" and continued To 10
tun ttln. IAN 49,.
| e,n.s IA III ~" nv, -, .' ~ NV v p"sf ms-
| an..i 10 Nv x"n, co,h ~ ~ IL. =. ~. M
| ham, 40 -, a a, - "s'i "'s."sNe. ahd am
| an yr.,,, 80, - o , nav" new .
| =. -, !, -, .,,,, e .'', s"a e"reiIu'n reoamend
| \ |" wiIii.wa "a, ,
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ANEERR1.
Deniers In Exchange aad Lasd Wsrrsats
EI' hHnor on hs principal cities o|fhs Un,oa ~,
SAT- IN rH1tsfo nifpurohassrs
Az h.s 'a' ~ uning 10 BsnknR pru,npii, 81
trniri To
-ErsrR TO
Bank 81 America. New York
OCEAN Bank. do
American Exchange Bank New York.
'i"o N Ppckari Prrs't bark " New Orie,ns
Ravfnns Bank Havensa Ohio
Darby h Bark rsiais BANKERS, ~ 1sui.
blakrieF Richeys Brokers Pittsburgh
Mubl"y, Esq Banker. Dubn.tue
H"ufS Miller, ESQ, Cincinnati
<NkOLl.S, 1ABELL 4 CO., Dave psvs Iowa
LIE. <NkOLI.S co., Dacsrsh,
NNkOLLS r co.. DvsWasviIle NInnsssss.
Exchange Brokers aud Real
Estate Agents.
Land Warrdnfs Bought Sold and Located In The
~ DsMrp" District Iowa, VI. Dodge District Low.
Council Bum Sc a. Sioux City
Dacorsh Btoyu.siii. MIN,
large amount 81 city Property Improved Farm.
and Vacant Lsnh throughout tn" state mr sale j.
favorable Terms VIZ Invite attention To our csts-
loso- ~ Real Estate Nsps, Pstts, Abstracts. ~
offices On Main 81. Sssth 81 Ascssd.
iapaitfl DAVENPORT IOWA
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All books sold by US warranted of the latest
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iy attended, o. New Books and stat. Reports
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Illinois Digest, Z" NY"
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KOn kR,s- WRAPPING PAPER assorted
C'JV sizes. Tor sal b.
II 4 P"Rpxh y rua.
(TArkssei HtscssiS
A fsw more Boxes LEI, ri
n lms. VI DAIzRIJs :
Collector.
IoHN GUY will attend 10 the colIes,i.n II ,,,bf.
u take sni'es rip'uns for Newspaper a,li d, an
ersl Agency business Or'ce NJ 10 or. Funding
Refer to Burrows 4 Prettyuan, Cok q Dttl..u
ioisiI
1887 1857.
FALL AND WINTER
sock ~
Slsck Of Ready-Made Clothing.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
lind PeSslas''s Vv'arsJt01ss.
Wholssale and Retail
JACOB kIsEMAN Il BROTHER corner of Front
- and Second -tiets, have Just received and are
now opening largc ah- magnificent stock of girsis
~ received from the -as ern market ana nov onrr
tn m f"t sale At remarkabi. low aud advantsse
PRICES Our stick 81
READY-MNDE CLOTMING
Is very extensive, and selected with great care W.,
invite the attention - country dealer. our stock
feeling assured they can not d. better elsewhet.-
Pediar's VIII do well 10 examine our soods before
making purchases nj any other h"use.
Call and see US j. ElsgMASA BRO.
ept. 30dAw
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Dr o. J WoDh-Sir hay" used nearly three
bottles OF your Hair Restorative" AMI have found tts
en'tt very -stisfad"ty II has entirely DESTROYED all
dandrnn from my hrsd AMI restored my hair 10 u.
original Cello which had brcs.me quit. gray
WM rHUSpAIE
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wM rRUSpAl.k

|" Sold nj ~ Market street, ~ Louis, Mo-, go
broadway, New York, aa-d ny all Druggists every
where All kinds Of family patent medicines for sale
on the best possible terms, at Prof Woods rsealiah.
mrnt, Ia Market street, 81. Louis.
so'i hefr =, all The Drussist- and by all popuis
Druggists everywhere. JylSi-tW-wl
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.. CH RlSTIAN RAUB
ARCHITECT.

%. CH RlSTIAN RAUB
ARCHITECT,
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER.
Oftic.--Fourth street, sec ond door vrs, "
Market House, Davenport, Iowa.
NTLL attend to all business In architecture and
w drawing. He has large collection Of drawing,
OF the most noe and fashionable Styles for finished
public buildings ar private residences, which he be.
lev-s are calculated 10 satisfy the and tastes
Of til. ladies and gentlemen Of the Twin Cies who
Wish to enjoy practical meat aud comfortable home
References:
Gdemesterk Christensen, architects OF the Crystal
Place, New York
A = Smith, srchictect, Baltimore.
John Wood, ESQ, Philadelphia
Henry Fsrnum, Esq, Chicago
Marcus Heilner, coal operator, Nnersville, Pa
Charles Heekscher, Presideat Mining Imp Co.
Woodsire. Pa. msrch1Sjt
NOTICE
nR. J. J. rOMeON, late Of Massachusetts, respect
~ fully nfeIms the citisens OF Davenport and vcin
~ that he has located In thIs city - PHysoIAN and
suRosos; and trusts ttpt b. industry and integrity
bis profession to meritAnd receive share o. ther
patronage. ONCE In Atkinson's Block dec29dtf
DENTISTRY.
nR. H. d. MYERS has removed his ofdc.. 10 Seq
- ond street, between brady and Perry, Daven-
port Ioww, few doors east OF smith 8 store
II. hops that his last three years con>iAn prac-
lice In this city has given such satisfaction Ne vii
iudur, those Wishing the Service - u,nti,t Q
$ -k his new ltcstion As Ia his work, any Amuut
II references siven II desired sept2>tt-
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Collector.

IoHN GUY will attend To the collect ion 81 ifbr.
- take subs rip'iuns for Newspaper ai,d IL, an
erai Agency business Once NJ I0D ir'- Euihltuy
Refer to Burrows Prett ymab, Cok a DttIuu
IulSnl
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j octtl .dAwif HOuhak yktt.E,
w ANTID .-s or 4 nfst rate JouyLnymeE Ts.
w or, to ~k.,n tAs Eiyasst ~ASs. VAL b. sivsR
joQN. JORDAN,
M to.ass attsASAt 5aAass. 3<sAs H.
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.

From ihe MAQtuKErA UNION MILLS which ".
viii sell at the cheapest ratp>
PS. Goods delivered 10 city customers Tree Of
charge
RYAN n MCCARN
aux IT-tf--(,;ayrttr copy
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81 Louis, March 1fA 1874

rrof W"na NY hair commenced faiiins on acme
thrr- OF four wars stncr and 10 10 ~. IN
ui became quite bald tried all III. " puisr medi.
eines OF thr day but 10 effect. Al IA T. 1 ~p. m.
dn,'a Try sonr o.tbratei Hair Restorative aud an
happy TO ssy. It IL doing wonders ! hsy. new :
me sro~tho OF youns hair, and cheerfuliS recommend
T. usc TO all similarly affected
A ~. MIIIIAMN Ina 4s,cona sarse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29
Grand Attraction.
.MxLLI.SERl. GOODS

We un'rr>len~i invites attention on i,r,t Tn.,
daf, III" s5i ln-f Ia the 1 chuls- AMI stlr,
assortment o.
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(rOckpsri Mtscssif.

knnl kRAMn WRAPPING PAPER assorted
sJSJNV sizes, Tor sal b,
II PVRHxh pRa
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H. rsrsoas indebted 10 The subscri.er Of ~ Cailp
n POWELL, are requested 20 call AID settle I'M
=. j.. .say, aud thereby save cost.
on. a ie6e.dtf H. 4. CAlLD~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

III. undersigned is Agent for this new Insurance
Company, which is managed ~ some OF the most sub
sautal business Of ~ Louis, and is ready at all
times take risks reasonable rates. 1t should
not he overlooked that this is good Western Com
pany, and should be supported by citizens al
Of being s~indej tg Eastern swndling institution
OF which there so many
iec2Sily p Is. HARDING
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

To Samuel 7. Atwood and ali others whom il ma,
concern
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08

FRgE LaBoR--Thc natural capital which consti.
trtes tbs real wealth of this great country and
creates that Intelligent power in the alone to
Be relied On as the baiwark Of Free Institutions
John e. Fremont's Letter VI Acceptance.
Whenever tn re is a substantive rood 10 B. done
whenever there isa foot OF lard u be prevented
from becoming Slave territory, am will np 10 a.
sert the pinsipie Of the exclusion Of Slavery
Daniel Webster.
repeat that never can and never will vote and
no earthly pow,r will ever make me vote L, sprss
slavery over territory where il docs not exist
Henry Clay.
heartily concur In all movements which have
for their OBJ OF ~ repair the IN schief ari.nx from
she vocation ot good tAl'h IN tho repea Of The Mis-
soari Compromise. ain opposed to slavery in tl,
abttract, aud upon principles sustained and inad.
habituai by settirocvnsieion. While | feel ina \.
be in the belief that u ought not to bs iuerfsreu
'ith whsre II exists under the shield or state soy
ereiEn,y am MS inhe xibiy opposed to its extension
on his cantincnt beyond jis present limits.-[JoAn
i. Fremont.
fsei hat there is nothing which the civilized
World u tney take notice VI 80 humbie an individ-
asl ~ myself, will reproach me With. when say
~ said the other day, | had made up my mind
for one, that under no eresmstancrs would consent
To the further extension Of the ares VI Slavery IL
tue Unit'd states, or VI the further increase VI
slave representation in the House Of Represents
tises.--l Speech of Daniel Webster on tho Oregon
Bill, l8.s.
TIE volcE OF HrSRr CiAy.--In 1850, Henry Clay
spoke the following words
but You cannot put your finger on INV mart of
the Constitution which conveys the right or the
power to carry siA,es from Of the States Of thu
Uni'n - any Territory VI the United states Nor
ar, can admit for single moment, that there is
any separate or distinct right upon the part Of
states or individual members Of tho States, or sny
portion Vt the people Of the United states to carry
eiu.cs tnto Territories under the idea that tho.
territories are he in common betwee the several
states"
ms h,cunosD EsouiaEK on THE CrscIHxA II, pLAr-
voRA.-Wi the utmost possibi. precision AM, EN-,
phAsis VI ianguagc. these resolutions affirm th
great vital principles. lst, Of the Constitutional
guarantees Of slavery; and secondly, of the equal
ity IL he states. in respect VI their sovereign dig
nifty and political rights In equally clear ana con
elusive terms the doctrine OF Sqnatter Sovereignty
| Is repudiAted by the Democratic party.
II am e.ectsdto tho high once for which your
partiality has nominated me. will endeavor to ad-
minister hs government according TO the spirit
Of tho Constitution, A. II Was Understood By The
great men who framed and adopted it, and in such
way ~ 70 preserve both Liberty and Union
John g. Fremont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08
kxokuk AND Foxr Dr.. Mo,sxs R.uro.n

hEokrk AND Foxr DIS Motsxs X .iLsoAp-
FIRST isAfs.--f Yesterday morning the frs.
tram on the keokuk and Fort Des Moines
Railroad started from the depot grounds for
the first station on the line, Baena Vista.
a company consisting OF Gen. Reid, Messr..
Eaton, Roberts, Leighton, Parsons. and
others Of the Directory, with a number O Z
citizens who desired to say tina. they made
tue hrst trip on the Dos MONIES road. took
passage, and we're led up some three miles.
by bnena Vista, by the good locomotive Des
Moinas.
From the point where the engine STONED.
the laying Of the track is progressing at the
rat, OF half mile per day, and By the las,
OF the month some twelve miles or more viii
be in running order.
Everything is going ahead IS rapidly, and
IN every way a. satisfactorily, a. could be
desired. The work, no far ~ We are comps
tent to Judge, is we'll done, and there il eve.
ry assurance OF a, 6ne, solid, aud valuable
a road, in point Of construction and useful
ness, in the keokuk and For, Des Mo,nss
road, as the state Of Iowa will possess.
The company separated with hearty cheers
for the keokuk and Fort Des Moincs Rail-
road, and feeling that they had participated
IN an event, the Importance Of which to the
Gate City and the Dss Moines Valley csnno,
be worry well over estimated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08

oo the Slavery question the platform adopted for
ba rhanan comprises these points:
ist Congress has no right to exclude Slavery
from any territory.
~; The paop.e of territory have no power 10
pfonibtt slavery 30 long the territorial govern
inent la.ts
I'd s4uatter Sovereignty is hunbug and is no
longer plank in lie Democratic creed
4tn. State equsnty' means the right Of Slave
holders 10 take taeir Slaves into tbs public do.
main by siitas Of the Slave laws IL the Slave
states
oh. That Slaveryh national and Freedom sec
tiouai.
9th That the people Of territory can only ex.
eInae sissery fr9m among them after they hay.
tormsd state Constitution and been admitted into
the Union.
TN. That Kansas must BE- kept out Of the Union,
on 'hs ples OF ~aht OF population, until the Free
state lacn arc murdered driven cut and ih. n
holders lrmiy painted under the protection Of the
u-aeral Government.
nth That any man denying the foregoing doc
rins isa Traitor. and should b. dealt with accord.
insiy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08
co M M ERCIAI.,
VALLEY v MIG Orytcx,
kEuguE. Oct. s, 1858.

VALLEY WKiG OrSrcx
kEogGx, Oct. s. 1856.
Weather very warm and dry. River continues
lower than for years past, and there IL great
~ IN getting goods from Alton and Quincy Bust
ness is lively, and larger than In any previous sea
ron Blu, money is tigh. and very little coming in
from the country.
There is little or no change in prices. as will lie
seen W the quotations below carefully revised and
corrected
DOMESTIC MARKET
That man or family can live cheaper in the
City of New York han in this city will b. clear 10
any one who will compare the market price, o.
New York with the few specimens herewith gwen.
The high prices here are owing chiefly 10 The lack
Of gardens In the vicinity and in some M asure to
tho greediness Of hucksters. We give here the
prices paid in market by consumers Mosl Of the
articles named can be bought from wagons Mt 20 TO
% per cent. less.
Potatoes 81 % per bashsl
sweet Potatoes Goo per peck
Onions, Gvc per peck
Cranberriss 81 40 per peck
Apples, green, 81 per bu.hel
Turnips 81 per bush;
Tomatoes 81 per bush;
Corn Acc per bush;
Oats 40c
Butter u to soc; Egg 15c;
Wood, stto - Per cord from wood yard IS for
TO feet.
Pennington Coal 23to ..oc per bush. Of so lbs
Flour, fortunately for poor folks, IL compare
lively low. City Mills extras ~ to So 90 +; @ te
City Mill. ID quahty4 20 to s.. Stone Mill, I.
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LHNCHs a WOO1TON.
X l. A l. ESTATE AGENT

Near cor DIX Joanson ST opposite IN. II, Charles
lJahAtts LAX attention paid to buyin NJ and 80 III
ing real estate, negotiating loans and any ather
business thar may be entrusted Il, their chary.-
PERSONS aenirous VI busng setting arc invited h,
eaii at the inte Office Of kas 4 Lynch wher. by
'fasoh VI their conspicuous position On one of the
most business streets, the above ENJOY superior al
.fhtaSts Tor the pur hase and g Of real estate
for sale ON their register;
thTi PROPERTY
Rear ends OF lott |, and 5. IN block l7a. be-
tweea nth and 18th. Front On Iimaa
lisuse and lot on Exchange ST., bet seen 3d and
and cistern ''
~ fl. frant on Main, witha depth Of 40 feet
par OF lot 4, ia block l%s
Loot 20 It front and 50 f. dan, an n, 49,,
Exchange AMI Alley.
VIZ by 40 H., nesr corner 9th aud johnson
BLOCK No. 10, IN Reid "a addition
,o e"'hef io' johnson and sth streets-lot7 block
House and lot on 9TH ST., between johnson and
Exchange. anu
loi :, block 10, and 10, 4, biosk 20.
mouse ana iot corner Exchange and Thirteent b
Lon 100 feet by 20, on LIST, between johnson and
Exchange. -'e
iot 10y 100 feet Oh ia ST., between E.ebapys
and he Alley. 81
Lot ~ by % feet, near tie corner of sth anaE,.
char e ' "a
Lot on Bionieau, between 9Th and 9th o,no.i,a
the Rev Hotel.
Lot 100 feet ieep aud 20 fee, front on 9Th street,
oetween Main and Btondeau, and cgrner on Alley
next new Hotel. f'
lot corner of High and Sixth stree,s-lo, :.
block 81. ' -
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
70 acres adjoining Boston, IA mile. from X eek nk
on the Flank Road fine impros ed farm
. iop acres OF hne land in I.iiuois "a miles from
Taunton, aud miles from the river. capable ~
oiVision into several market farms
s@S aers Of splendid s1it in CLARK county, No s
'nties from keohuk. Has produced 4, bushels Of
wheat 10 the acre.
900 acres of land in Dodge county, Mo.
~ acres OF tue land ia Mop. gomers Co Iowa
m4ie from Frnnkford. the county seat and The
shote ninety wood ID and waterest
htghIy improved farm in Illinois of II n; acr..
l-o fenced INTO feds. and balance in snisn.lii
timber ihis farm IL 6 miles fr, IN CArihag. and :
mules from Northern Cross Rai.snAI now IN oper,
si"n, contains u substantial house with r.oms .
also number Of out-louses; has a fin. we'll Of
water ~ he ioor OF the milk house is one mile
from saw mill, and within 3 miles Of Of several
Hrist milis. title good and warranted
we acres II ground, belu.a fac buildin, site
ia stfti"n - I9snship6o, range 5, two miles fn,m
Main-st.
farm miles from town, near the plankrosd
containing 100 acres, improved
ftVeor sen AIRES Of land adjoining Belding's res.
idene..
Lynch Woottpn agents for the sale Of large
quantities Oh land IN variousparts vt Missouri
sept6-dtf.