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for August were,-
August, 1855. t2ao, 800
August, 1900. Loo, 6O6
IncrtRs W per CENT W., 900
The land sales also large reaching 1881 IA, max
ing since January 1855 $50 acres for 81 500 The
total sales since the have been 666 452
acres, for aggregate Of S760o600 leaving nearly
1000 900 unsod worth at the average Of present
sales $50 OOO-$5 Oo0 more than the entire cost
of the road.
The Washington Union quotes and notices land war
rants as follows
Land warrants have been in better demand for the past
week. The supply is limited, but quite equal TO the
wants OF dealers We advised Of large quantities Of
warrants beng held up throughout the country, limited
al 81 per acre. which must have the effect together with
the falling OIL in the ssue in the Pension ONCE to lessen
The supply. We Go not think that prices will fall below
present figures The whole number Of land warrants is
sued from the Pension Office under the act OF March g.
1885, is l66,95l 1t will take 49, 1927 $40 acres OF land TO
sa fy these warrants About 245 600 claims have been
pres nted under this act 1856 009 examined wing about
coo TO be acted upon OF this number 100C0 or 900
will probably be rejected The supply for the present
therefore, cannot be equal to last year. and should the
demand be heretofore the restoration oil the lands
IN the West, prices must advance
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY OAR.
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
TFFvFRsON ASSEMBLY ROOMS, CORNER or
d Greenwich and sixth avenucs-Dr John Thomas will
his lectures in the above place Sunday morning.
sept 4 This association has Identity with any OF the sec
in chrsendorn believing that all Of them both theory
and practice aposiacy from the truth.
r EcTURFs on sPIRITU ALIsM-THE NEW YORK
IL society OF Spitiuasts will their of lee
lures at Dodworhs Academy No Broadway sunday
sept The opening lecture will be delivered by Judge Ed
rands sunday morning 1915 o'clock and
day evening at is o'clock Conference The afternoon
usual T.. 7. WARNER, MD,
Al. DAVIS,
y. w EpMONDS
Executive Committee.
RI HuiocK " ". Secretary.
h Law, Treasurer.
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TUE CELEBRATED BRECKENRIDGE COAL n NOW
for sale ~ the following coal yards heen dollars PEI
Col r. u snow, No 81 Eighth avenue corner rwe.'y
seventh street, NY
Walter Kicker corner Atlantic and rurman streets gros
lvn.
A. W Weldon No ~ South street w
1reham. Hall Co; Office south west corner Menxmerv
ard Greene strects, yard ~ FseN street. Jersey CIV
Orders can a~n he sf The pansine Qlce o. ru0Ng
son, No. avail street, New iors.
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HUDSON RIVER RAiiRoAD.-FRoM MAY TO- lso4
III the trains al leave gh.mbcs sres ~sion - folsws-
ksprtss, ~. and v. ~. mail. "a. M threaxL veg
TRIM ~ NJ. srngraut Y ". lr fsaehseeps.. n g
y. ~; for hug slug. ioin A. " rna - r. ~ this tF>D
raves every friday evening a n T.. for Huisos
Pm Tor frexski. and s@ y. The roaghse-psiA
Snf ~ng ani perksx an trains sop AZ the slsn- Pc
seng.rs iaser thshers .snn ,hrsnpaer and thry -
Trains for New Nors leave rry as rs and 10 =
a. and 40 r. ~. ard EAss Albany 81 o. and Us A. n
and r. NJ A. v. SMITH. snper.ntent-aA
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CuNDAy MORNING BOAT FOR Ny,cK Axp nAvgR.
- landing 3. ifh street Nonkcra fissne. nohs..
Very Tarrytown Nyack, sing Sing and Hsver~rs~ ma
avoe Thomas " fiuae viii navr New yort ~ ~
pier foot of Jay street sunday morning AT NJ l.rs
ina " Amos street each way. Peuinin1 leave New ysrk
from rier loot ~ Jay street ~ Y ". Moans Nonkers
Hastings, nobbs Ferry Tarry'own md Uavsreraw ~
fm her particulars inquire of L. LEWIS 1 West ssrNrs
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DTGvIAp MORNING rfNE r@R Ai.HAvr AND rnov
IN landing At Pofnt sewbarr foughkeet Kiass
ton Point, Caisk uisou ard Coxsckie fhe ss-.rses
GIN COyE vii lesvc fui ~ css ant ~crrne
every Monday Wednesday. and Fridsy morning erors
Per further partcurs inquire 81 LGwfs M w.s sr~s
e,es m music stached " this boat
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT,

FRIDAY, Sept up. n
AsHEs.-The market unchanged, with small sales
OF pots at &c.
BHgASsIuFFs -Flour-The market was again frmer;
supplies OF 10 extra brands or State scarce
and stocks OF all kiuds much reduced, with good Eas-
tern demand There more doing and prices ad-
yarccd about Ice per bb The transactions OF all kinds
fcted up abou. 1900 bbs at about the following quota
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c,FA BATHING, AT LONG BRANCH n 1.-THE
- prcpreiors Of the Metropolitan Hotel beg leave Inform
their numerous friends and patrons that their hotel will
main opeu during the month of sen,ember
~. IA. 4 Il. w. COOPER, Proprie,ors
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA EXPRESS p a. BoMBA
IN I1ER A CO. will forward express regularly bv
steamers from New York 70 Iiayana First express viii leave
ON Monday next Sept. g. At IAN per steamship QUAKER
cry taking freight small parcels packages and letters
III parts OF the Island Of Cuba. Apply WELLS, FARGO
A Co, 50 Broadway
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y,xcHsNGF SHADES NO. MERCER STREET, or
Ia posie Iowsrd-Lodgngs for single renlemen by the
tbe same room NJ desired Breakfast dinner served
the European plan, between me hours oi y ". and ~
r
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TRAVEI.I.ERs' GUIDE.

(NIfANGE or HOUR SUNDAY MORNING. hoAr ron
- se~burs landing ~ tonks, iiasil,gs, poDhs Frtry.
1arryovn, sing finR. Iln,cfsraw Nerplncks 'stwes.
West Point Gold spring and Cornwall touching ~ Amos
street. each way The new steamer Mesmors cspt VIM
Perry will leave New fork from pier foo, Jay street
Sunday morning at seven o'clock. Returning, leave New
burg ~ r.. NJ
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of Mississippi, Bocock, Bowie, Branch, Brooks, Broom
Burnett, Cadwaader, Caruthers CAskie Cngman, Cobb
len, Davis of Maryland Denver, Dowde Dunn, Edmund
son. English Etheridge Eusts, Evans Faulkner Florence
wood Hall Of Iowa. Harris Of Maryland Harris Of Aiaba
ma Harr. Of Illinois, Harrison, Haye Houston Jewet
Jones Of Tennessee, Jones OF Pennsylvania Kelly Ken
nett Kidwe Lake, Lndey, Lumpkn, A. X. Marshall OF
Kentucky II. Marshall of Kentucky, Marshall Of Illinois
McMuin, Mcqueen, Miller Of Indiana, Mllson, Oliver of
Missouri Orr, Packer, Peck, Phelps, Porter Powell Pur
year. Ready Ricaud, Rivers Ruin Rust Sandidge Saw
gna Sudth Of Alabama Sneed Stephens, Stewart Swope.
Taylor, Trippe Underwood, Walk, Walker Warner Wat.
Mississippi Wright of Tennessee, and zollicoier-97
Aud then at halpast three O'clock the House adjourned
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Purnel Toudvne Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions
equity county, Thomas A. Spence
Judge OF The stb JUDICIAL circuit OF Maryland.
THE object Of This suit procure certain
raj estate for the purpose o partition, aud periccng the c
the complsinuat n
Maria Sessions The bill IN thai
b. Mackey, late of soerset deceased hts devised
s his estate hind 70 hs wife sussn, during her % and
II zabeh Ann Vance, Henry Aeyandcr Smith, smith
that sad james died seized of lot ground Salisbury
worth about four hundred dolars The bill also
said susan Me estate Tho title of certain John
vances interest," the death Of said JohR
Seons and Josiah Eneswofi his
fall said Johns interest the death Of William NJ D.
and the title o Maria Sessions and Mary r. semeas
Townsend and the descent Of her right MARY
heir taw the sale BY che said May T. ssmoas
ad Io 10 the complainant the purchase BY said John D.
his le Maria that
deed him ihercior II
destroyed death Of Susan smih
81 her interest n her BROTHER III, said Henry,
by sad Henry of all his iutrr certsin johnson
the STATE OF virginia that The complainant sczed
with said johnson Gay OF sad lot of ground
lsnihs and the said Gray Of subject
ants estate for the life % ssd eusnn, who %
advanced and praying for decree establishing complain
e the tenth Interest aforesaid by
Ssssinns said Jn siemnns, and decree
partition, and for order against
said Maria and Johnson, WIN residents of
subscriber, Judge Of eighth circuit Mary
Land, ordered 'h the complainant by csulng copy
be inserted In Published Washington
in each 81 Eve successive before the sh day
appear hs caur person OF oy so
beofe hccnh day of nort the
premises and show cause any they hsys why decree should
not PASS prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE.
GsvIS wooLroRp, Clerk.
June 7-law5wif
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United states Mails for salt Lake city.
PosT oyricr DSrARTnExr, May 81, is

PosT oyucE DSrARTnESr, May d. is56.
pRoP0sALs or conveying The mails United
first NJ December, it6 3nh
on The following viii be received the Contract Ore
h department until O'Clock, OF The 18th Of Uctobsr 1855
TO be- decided the day, TO wit!
No. tgl From Independence, Mo-, ria Kcarncy Fou
Laramie, IN Nebraska Territory, sai Lake city, In
Utah Terri ory, i,i5o miles md hack, n month.
Leave Independence the hrSt day NJ month
Arrive Al sst Lake city the a,t day Of the month;
Leave Salt Lake city the I'd day Of every a
Arrive Al Independence BY The last day OF The MONTH
NOTES
tho weight and buk of tho mais be carried whole
qued be taken each p and NIL other points
liability proper performance
Of The before mnkng proposals.
he guaranicd BY responsbc parsons certified such
postmaster judge of of rccofd and
ersd lso ey the seess bidder with surety, before the ls
pay uips performed and for each Of such
omiss,ons satisfactorily three tp
deducted. Fr arrivals Cav behind
neriou with depending mails and Sufficiently excused
fourth of the compensation for the trip subject
imposed depaueney be promptly and SAT
scioiiy esrsned, Cor ncsectns from or into
a post suffering t be ianrod DESTROYED rybed
lost and for refosne, amer demand, 10
frequently the ruanlnr
fnr pcaed failures Hrreeahy contract dis
oheyinr the once restrictions departtnte
General schedule order
service by allowing therefor
e curtai
In whole at rata dccrease of one
with bids should be addressed "secnnd Assistant
master General superscribed PROPOSAL. m SAT- Lake
JAMES ChMPREI,L.,
May st-iswfwt Postmaster General.
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mo. b5s.l
Notice

Of WiLhdrdpdi Of lands in Florida and alabama.
IN pursuance of cned sranng pubic lands.
In alternate sections 10 the States Of Florida and Aabama
aid construction of railroads
proved 7h May 1885, all the land lying within miles
side of following railroads aud branch named
viii run st. hn's Jacksonville Ia the of Rs
Gambia hay, Pensacola from Amelia land tho Atlantic,
The waters of Tsnpa bay with branch Cedcr kny, the
Gulf Of Mexico rrcspt The Tampa portion
with the Ccde Key msrch aud from ponsacoa Frds
Aabamahave, by instructions from hs ofce
Suspended from snIc and loc aton nnI further orders
Given under hand the General Land occ, city
Washington, this twenty third dny of Nav, 1855
TUOS. A. HENDRICKS,
May 9i-iaw6wf tStar Tatel tUu,apissonCr.
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mo. b62.
Notice

Of The semoVal Of he land office from Lebanon 10 Ctntre
= in Mt State Of alabama.
accordance with the provisions of the Congress entitled
"An net auh"nEins changes In the location u land
approved March la53 here by declared and made
The land office for the sale Of public lands
Of ALiBAhA, VIII be 0 CRSTRE in said
slste aud nl1cr hurry -6rst day of July ncrt
Given under hand The city Of Washington day
June, A. ID. 1856
BY order OF PRESIDENT
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
June ls-iaw6w fIutci aStarl
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Notice


T1 he ho' Of bon eeeaie oiher sridsnee, Of e ds
ne state Of 1era the late ubh hoec under oei c 0sh
Februayy 1855
TRrssRY DsParrnErr, April u, 1855.
WHEREAS the fh section nrihe 2sth February, 1885,
tied "An act provide Tor e payment ~ such creditors o
o September 1885," requires the Secretary o The Treasury
public Advertisement the of ninety
Of the time when will he made under said
And whereas notice issued With Febuay this
department. and duly pnbhed setting h said ci Of Congres
the of the
requiring the cecHs evidences fdeh therein provided
oro be hcd nj this department with assignments releases and
adav, therein pointed thirty days prior the Isl Of June
And whereas The h section faher provides tina, M pay
which shall thirty days befors time trd
be presented tho Treasury Department
hereby holders o
sad debt ihat received
within sixty days nom date
excluded from all benefits Of sad aeeeably
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap 15-law2m Secretary ~ the Treasury.
JOHN HABIFAx. Genicinsn. by the sthor Of "The Head
of the famiiy i"Oivc,n &c. so
Western Africa history condition, and pfospsc; Rev
!. t1ight0n Wilson. With cngaviHRs. ~ rs.
Clara; slave L IN Europe with preface by Allison. o.
TAYLOR MAgRYs
June esf Bookstore, near ah street.
uACHEL aud the new yorid-A Trip 10 the United
states Cuba Leon Reauvnlet of tho troupe,
volume. Translated frorn the French. 81.
Jna published, aud nr solo by -
JnHe2i FRANK TAYLOR.
d ACIEL tho New worId.-A Trip to the United
June 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THURSDAY, JULY 3.

THURSDAY JULY 3.
The Senate called order at IL o'clock, and
quorum being present, Immediately adjourned until next
Monday.
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Having published in former issue the national demo-
cratic platform and the prossedy platforms OF
the opposition proceed to gil out tho record by giving
the State platforms of the various parties:
PLATFORM OF The MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRACY,
AI .inIC
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates packages te
splendid lotteries will receive prompt
account OF each drawing will be immediately after
all who order from
Address P.J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Juno IL Wilmington Delaware.
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The question being taken on the amendment, 1t wal
agreed to-yeas 40 nays 3-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen Bayard Bell ofNew Hampshire, Bel
cas Clayton, Coa%sr. crsendeus % Dodge DouSias Dur
kee, Evans Fessenden, Foot Foster Geyer Hale
ard, slide Stuart Thompson Of Kentucky Toombs Tou
cey, Trumba, Wade, Weller, Wilson, aud Wright-4O.
NAfS-Messrs. Brown, Fitzpatrick, and Mason-3.
provision repeating certain objectionable laws passed by
the legislative assembly of Kansas; which was not
agreed to-yeas l3, nays 80.
Mr.. COLLAMER submitted an amendment providing
that until Kansas shall be admitted as State there shall
be neither slavery involuntary servude therein other
wise than in punishment Of crimes of which the party
any person escaping into that Territory from whom labor
or service is lawfully claimed in any State, may be law
fully reclaimed and conveyed to The person claiming his
her labor service aforesaid The amendment was
jected-yeas 10, nays 35,
The question taken on the motion of Mr.. WILSON
to amend the bill by striking out all after the cnactng
clause, and inserting the following:
That All acts passed by the legislature of Kansas by
assembly acting SUCH be, and tho hereby,
abrogated, and declared void and Of no effect"
1t was not agreed to-yeas 8, nays 35-as follows:
lEAsMes';; E.s. Bell Bell Of New a%Ishre Goamer Dur,
narsld s Of ana
min, Bggs, iger, Bright, Brodhead, Brown Cass Clay,
Dodge Douglas Evans Gysr
Pugh, Reid Sebastian Sdei, Stuart Thompson OF Ken
tucky, Toonbs, Toucey, Weller, Wright and Yulee-s5.
MIR. SEWARD moved to amend the bill by striking out
all after the enactng clause and inserting substitute pro-
vidng for the admission Of Kansas with the Topeka
sttuon which was not agreed to-yeas II, nays 36as
follows
YEAS-Messrs. Bell of New Hampshire, Colamer, Dur
kse Fes'enden Foot, Foster Hale. Seward Trumbuil,
Wade, and Wilson-ll.
NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Bell of Tennessee, Bcnja-
min, Bggs Biger, Bright, Brodhead Brown, Cass Clay,
Crittenden Dodge, Douglas Evans, Fitzpatrick
Geyer Hunter lveson, Johnson Jones OF Iowa, Mallory,
of Kentucky, Toombs Toucey, Weller, Wright, and
iulee-36
The bill read third time and passed-yeas 49, nays
l2--as follows:
YEASMesrs. Allen, Bayard, Bell of Tennessee Bena-
min, Biggs Bgler, Bright Brodhead, Brown Cass Clay,
Crttenden, Douglas, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Geyer Hunter
serson, johnson, Jones of Iowa, Mallory, Pratt, Pugh
Reid, Sebastian, Slids Stuart Thompson Of Kentucky,
Toombs, Toucey, Weller Wright, and Yulee-33.
NAYS-Messrs. Bell of New Hampshire, Colamer, Dodge,
Durkee Fessenden, Foot Foster Hale, Seward Trumbu
Wade, and Wson-l2.
Mr. CASS moved that twenty thousand copies of the bill
be printed he regarded it Of great Importance and tho
motion referred TO the Committee on Printing.
motion made and agreed to that when the Senate
dourn Thursday 1t be to meet on Monday next.
The Senate then, at eight o'clock in the morning, ad-
journed
THURSDAY, JULY g.
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RACHEL and tho New worId,-A Trip to the Unite,
IL states and Cuba. Piice 81.
June 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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GILBERT, o'BRIEE 6 BUCK,
MINUS IYTANCE.

>
Coissct Rents end attend promptly to all business
eutras cd 10 his care
Office Cd street, between Harrison and Ripley
English, Gariuan, Danish, Norwegian and Swedish
,snrTsCrs spoken octll dly
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Dr.. ], w. III. RAKER

NAT bnE an experience OF thirteen years In the
4 r,.iaese OF Medicine and Surgery now oilers ms
\ V'9Hsf esrVices to the CihZens OF Davenport
|onsS, ,Yulty Particular attention will DO gwen
IL ave nge surgery and eegses Of he throat ano
N, ~ onse In Post cfficc Block No. ., up slsirsi
fov o. oh 81, between Brady 6 Perry ats,
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We w FFR.W.

Empire Eoot ard Shoe stcre,
frady, Third Door SeIcw Third st,set.
hE undersigned h.sirP purchased and u. ace I'd
1lilens to hs stock formerly ouredb,a a-lf
Messls fotter Phillips,
Woutd iryite al former psttuit Of that firm IN want
oiaftirles ~ taeir lIe 10 q or them with q tau.
Mr.. Eatterfeld 81
Remains with them and will give his friends "6' 81
as heretofore. MooFB & tRGN y. III
n, B. Particular attention given to making G elt9
French Cali and Patent Leather Boots. #s3 Il
Dec eth DIFF MAE
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TAKE CARE OF your HORSES
MARBLE w0Rgs.

MARBLE WUAAs,
rENHE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and TO all
those wishing to purchase MONUMENTS to the mem
Org OF their deceased friends that they be supplied
by calling al his shop, Main st between First and
Second, west side, where he will be pleased to furnish
CUT STONE of every description ,asl ow as IL can be
bought in the Western county.
Italian and American Marbi fot Monumt ME HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also O superior article FREE
STONE, &C., vef- cheap. w. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport, june 8. ls53-9J
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHN yORDAN's
oWA CLOTHING STORE

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE L and varied assortment OF fMen's and
u AESoys, iseaeiy made Clothing, em6fsc
ns ali tha differentiated spproyedsty and made D!
good work men out ofthe best material.
Fine, nsdiutA aHd common, Uaion, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, petersham and Flushing, Bangups, SacksaaG
3alulot Jyercoats, Cloth, Dress and Frock Goats o.
garogs GO ors and Qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sat
lst, Velvet aud Tweed psntaioons. SILK, Satin, Va
sntia Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, CLOTH, CIssimets
i.tinet, Double and single breasted Vests. Monks,
jackets. Drawers. Undershrts, hosiery, suspeRders
Hoyes, Cr4yas, ,Handkerchiefs. Shirt Collars, STOCKS
Cies, scarfs, Winchester and Scoits approved Paten
shoulder seam Shirts, Umbrellas and A articesusual
y kep. IN sentleman's furnishing stores, Including
Scbes do Chumbre and Revere Vestsand OvercosN
Also, splendid assortment Of uEcat Cloths, Cassi
nsresand Vestiags which Will DO made up tt
lrderlnths best stmUHner, with hpromptness, at accom-
a.odatng prices, and by competent workmen. Tai
establishment is IN tho nonthly receipt ofthe iates
Fashions SO thatordersinlrustedto TO them may be re
led upon being in the lzeststye by those who de
.rcit, All manner OF plain work and work Of gs
seel medium promptly attended TO as heretofore.
HATS ofa new style togeth with all oflhs cola
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Gratefufcr pa stpaironsge the su bscfb2re onddeD
4 Y hopes 10 meritacontinuance ofthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
MsrChan,railorandCl Clothier or Frontstreet, eppo.
siteth steam Mills.
Davenport, July I'd. ls55-w&d-tf.
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pOot5 aaO SbOes.
STAND FROM UNDER
POOTG MD iSHOESt

+ Az now preparation the liaud winter trade
viii from 70 CCOto 100 pairs Of Boots and Shoes
comprising one Of the most extensive stocks eve r
brought TO ihis MARKET made up solely for bistracs
during the ast tfee months. under the personal su
peryisan oi experienced workman. All those
persons in ~aut Of good Boots. good Shoes, good
Gaiier5, slippers aud last, though not isast
fsEEaE .AsD COON ssAkkfSAESs
will do well "a C4li OF the subscriber,
Fame Ladies Slippers only twenty five cents per
pair. Gents6ne Boots so, and all other goods In
proportion. Don't all rush ut once
One door east OF Burrows & Prsttymans store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS JORDAN.
Sept. 20, 1865 d.u
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EFGzgLYIupOIsT ANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
The Best Mill now in Usa is cIawson's
Power and Hand Corn Mills.


gsHIS MILL, RECENTLY INVE MED Bf J0NA-
THANR. BukDGE, of Ohio, (patent app led forl
IS constructed upon eaurely new principle, cu.-
ling the grain with HALVES, sheh requires hut one.
zenith fihe powers of Buzz sSpne, The Hand Mil
welghs less Than hundred pounds, and isoanable
O grinding TAO 6HSAeIs of corn @heqt per h0Hr.
which child can work with ease. The Power Mil.
with one horse power, will grind feR 5qsAets per
6onr which would be extremely easy WORK for one
hors this size weighs about wo hundred and any
pouxds. This NIL aill grind Syain- sasdsaua spices
Of every description, ard does not rsqurea regular
speed as Burr Mill For chsspn ss, durability and
simplicity of operation, these mills stand uurivalad;
aud In fact, there other mill Invented thar
won!d grind by hand more than laggs si1e soaee-
mill. They can bs set fnc orcoarse, ana for grind :
tngt fetd they have equal. In using knives, all
the husk Of the corn or grim OF any knd) comes oE
leaving the pure meal! To those who may Wish 8
mill that will lasttos years without repair, weinTte
call, and they will readily perceive the advantages
over any other mill iuthe market AlIeQral discount
made TO sh olesate purchasers,
MOSES " LITTLE I, Agents for tic Fest. once
at Burrows Pretty mass, where one of the above
mills eau be saeu ia operation.
Dec4, '55-dwtf.