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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

corner Market Monroe streets st and third
day evenings each month. G. W. sieHTs, W. Nj Her
Gnder LaU9Aiin, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. I2s.-sIeets as above on
tie first third Thursday evenings month"; r.
BRExTLISeER, W. NJ; S. W Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter Ne. I9.-Meets MS
the sseoad Monday evening Of eachmonsh. w.
Soorr, H. P; S. u. Pearson, Seeretar,s.
Wheeling EncnmPment No. I.--NIeets as
above J1urta Monday evening month. WI
BATES, C. c., 4. Lorin1, Recorder
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

WE have his day received DIsT rom The nonpfac,o,
les 70 Belfast our FaII Importation OF Irish Linens
Siey LlnenS and Linen Canhric HatdkeFchiefs Thes
Linens were made especially own sales and arc war
TsLted an pure Linen We would respectfully invite pun
enasers TO eal and examine, are determined 70 SCI
At less prices than can be purchased in the city
sPiS iIEISkELL & SKEARINGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
PIANOS I PIANOSII

7rr-er ,srcT----es -, - :. = ANA4N I'd
Ut RECEIVED from the celelraied manufaeiory Of
heiet, DAVIS Co., splendid lot Of Pianos Tbs
- ~ lnate NIT the fun iron frame, circular seal'
.t Suns 1esks With patent suspension bridge, comps
n sd the repeating grhaA action and are H
10 give satisfaction, stand AHy
splendid lot of aIeodeOss for churches bs
Win the above have large and fa i'oeH
eFety KIND o. Musical Instruments and fact even!
tant may be found in Music store be found Al
me stoss oL A.. GARTWRlGHE,
iels-N 1913 hIalnst WhPpl;hg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
For Sale

For sale.
VERY desirable building o.s in Centre Wheeling on rcn
es25 ANDREW WHITE.
For Sale.
PEW shares Of stock Of the wheeling Gas Company.
dc25 R.B. w00ns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
,,,,,,,,.,,. R. n. once, vandalia, june 81, 1854

PROFESSOR wooD-
DEAR SIR take pleasure In bearing voluntary testi-
mony to the excellence Of Hair Restorative. Three
months ago. my hair was very 1t is dark
hroW he original COLOR smooth and glossy The only APP
peaton have made has been the Restorative prepar
ed by YOU and which, from the result in my case
most cordially recommend to others
Respectfully, yours,
EDWARD woLooTr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
Land FOR Sal,


WISH to sesi my Parm near Wheeling, and win sell II on
sired.
laoh2s aaa T. JACOB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
NEW GO0DSI NEW G00DSyy
Isaac Dra oa-

&c 49, : :. : 2 . q
sornlsilt when eouIpiete, win eoHpeee win any
town. and as to .,,c,..
guaranty them less than those Of any other ouse Cont
EASTERN BARGAIN STORE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

00o LBS. Punsee stoae, IN stors and for sale by
!sss A 6. GOOD co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
,AAlPBELL 4 MeDERMoT.
PR0FESS0R WOODS
HAIR
r e STOR ATT V E :
IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES!

THAT all the Bald and Gray perfectly
original growth and color their locks
eerne does not admit of doubt besides Will
possible disease of the scalp whether developed
druG itching in the shape eruptens-even
scald-head-and in possible viii fail in curIng
u By magic, nervous periodical headache II
twice week BY the regularly, it will preserve the
color and Keep the hair from falling Imaginable
Read and judge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
NOTIGE.

al y SELLING OFF AZ, COST
THE entire stock Of Dry Goods now In he store oNy D.
Motto Bro VIII from this day forward be sold OF
cut. The Goods will be sold
EsoIusfsely for Cash.
This Is rare chHuce Come then with ypur rnopeyif
yoe gisto get the best bargains which been offered
OILvER PRYOR. Assignee
Aps for w. d. Motto BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
No. . Washinrto1 HalI

THE undersigned respectfully inform his friends
and patrons and the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity
generally that he has received his Fan Stock OF
Cloths Caseres and vestings all Of which he is prepared
20 make order in the latest and approved
and b5t short notice. prices which cannot
fail to please the best buyers All goods as
octl4 Merchant Tailor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
NONNET RLOGMl
FOUNDRY PROPRRTY

s = or SHE or Lease, in West ColumbiR, va.
NHE property In good working order having Back
y smith sheP With two fires, Patterns and tools together
20 ieein width M carpenter chop and lathe shop who
active operation. -
Tie properly win beleassa fer term Of wears to reesn
- 81 stsy habits ah reod character and none such
II any one should desire purchase the psy
III ne made easy, either with The stoe
s pf0pefty mas ertered privilege for manufacturing
~ ~ eaouid company purchasing desire II, the
VIII be aIloHed to 20 uith the propeTT
aIllo IA tfW SATfGF7s- BROTTEH-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

Franklin square, New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
Latest News.

FL GRIRFITEH. Auctioneer,
CLATE OF WASHINGTON CITY, D. CO.
OESPECrFULLY announces to the citizens of Wheeling
IL anil vicinity that he Will open his NEW AUCTION
ROOMS Main street, No. IA % door from street.
1Hallowe Wfey old stan) Tuesday Oct 21st.
Supplies expected from the East This house will be
Quoted an the Rules which regulate the best establishments
Of the kind in the East
consighmens solicited Sales Real and Personal
tate aeDdeto. Quick sales prompt remittanees close
attention bushes In all cnses. nrt16
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05
Mofina Mn O

Notice No 9.
Ii those indebted to ". d. Motto Bro by note
book account, requested call at ter store mns
aat.y and make Payment, their business must
up a. sooA IS possible.
SIS OLIVER PRYOR. Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

Commencing Monday. Nov. 3 s6S Three daily trains 70
Albany Sundays excepted.
Fare u 80 from New York ~ Albany. Leave New Ysrh
olowp from stAn OF White and C~nrs strcess
so A. NJ, train Albany, connecting with hs
Crutra Railroad and Northern trlin-
$40 A. NJ, mail tran rupoing directly through wfihsu
tange u and connecting Chatham rsur Corners VII
The Western for Puislesa North Adams and sther
bonsL
go NJ express running directly through without change
Of csrs and ecting With Cenri IL p. ~ Ter ~
West Returning leave Albany
SIS A. ~. mail train for New York direct
JOS A. NJ. express, without change Of caSA
500 r. NJ, express, without change OF cArS
Tickets be obtained and bsggag. checked u the ance
the western RAILROAD, Albany white and Cerira
Broome, Twenty sirh snd Fourth New
York W. " CAMPhEIIA suot
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r A PIERRE HOUSE.

r A PIERRE HOUSE,
IL Broad street Philadelphia
The undersigned much announcing
public and their brenda, thai they have lrascd this
ELEGANT EsTABLlSHMkNr.
Having Grsxd House open
ing they bring the management Of The La Pierre Eouse
large experience
devote ter undivided attention 70 management
They confidence believing that the travelling
community fuyther that Ais admirably
rsnsed bo,e viii rank equal 70 In Tho unn.t States
WARD a BRO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29

ITO THE MEDICAL PROFESSIONALLY. ED. BROWN
skQUAED viii give course Of three lectures on the
physiology and Of the nervous system and Of the su
College Of Physicians End Surgeons Of Twenty third
and Fourth avenue, Monday Dec Friday Dec
and Monday Dec < at O'Clock T. n and the University
Medical College Esst Fourteenth street. Tuesday, Dec
Thursday Dee and Ia uriav. Dee g, al socock r n.
illustrated with experiments Tickets for the
course S. be obtained Of the Janors OF the Colleges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29

DHEUMATISM POSITIVELY CURED.-THE ADvER-
ser remedy obtained OF ceebr ated Indian
doctor great expense many years since and which has
failed to the most obstinate where all ether
remedies had failed No pay expected unless per-
formed Sufferers despair viii be waited BY addressing
Gibson, Broadway Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29

Vo THOSE WHO DINE.
i This day we live, - $50
AT THE "ovFrCE-
$50 Houston street. near Broadway
This day win be served up Gne
W giIah soles.
Yarmouth bioaiers,
English mutton chops
English Jump sseats
tnslish pottsrbouss slsaka
Double Gloucester cheese q r~s
Also, will be cocked for duner from ~ taAa
Sirloin Of Fngish beef and
Two fine legs ~ mu'to0. Crouth D.wpl h.ygsI
Call and see Ben's lsrie~
We live al the Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29

yNP GLOVER NO 4 ANN STREET, TRUSS AND BAN.
IL d~se institute Improved suspendtr shoulder brace
Instruments and spplspcts Cor every defowmi,y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29
TRAvELLEIss' GUIDE.

IICDe0N RIVER HAILR0AD-FROM NOVEMBER 9,
III Ito The trains win chambers station FOL-
ows-kxpress 60 A. md AS r. mail. II 10 A. NJ;
r M for sing Sing go A. NJ and r. N Por Peekskil s.
70 r. NJ The Poughkeepse, Sing Sing asd Pe~ksk
the Passengers ChAnbsrs Ca
nal Christopher Thirty fra rrAirs Zoe New vork
leave Troy a. 5s5 and lois A. and l6 r. H. and EaA
Albany n 8 rs and 1910 A. " and 5nr NJ
A. ". SMITH supertntandenA
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f,LArRvoyAScF--MRs SEYMOUR ITO SPRING
street few doors Of Brosd~sy the success
nj medical ard busness clairvoysnt IN America An ~
sssses discovered cured cursbs uperrns avics On
business sbsen needs, 20, ard aafsfscu ~ casss
charge madsI
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A woNDER-THE GIPsEy GIRIn-Tr yCU WISH re
"A all the secrets Of past and future nfe the
hpovedse Of which may save you years ~ sorrow snd
don't fail consult the above named palmbt Charge 81
scn The Gpsey has sso hand ssecre which win snabs
lady gentleman win obtain the Affections OF The
poss ser tharge exua 20 Third avenue, between Eish
eenih aud Nineteenth sfreeta
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<,ARp MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS
~ 20 her frerds ard patrons and legs that amer the
both IN this and Pbadepha who have
suited her with entire satisfaction she feels confident thu, In
he ouestons Of aSroogy and law
oracs az relied On constantly Napoleon she has equal
she wi ~ the future husband and sso the
Of her ysers ss Bosery, between Fourth and Fifth
osFp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29

CTAMMERING. 40, CURED by THE SUCCESSFUL.
- Or. JONES T. s., who has just perfected sys-
tenn by which be this humlisfng impeachment He has
devoted ha whole life TO Of speech understands
method that has been known. THIS cannot
be sent BY mail i requires skilled In the art ap
ply H. Is based scientific principles. There pAsa
por operation about He requires until his patient
cured BE wiz practice In this city Mt 81 broadway ospe
site Metropolitan HoteD for a shor. time.
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ANTHOLOGY.


a gTRoLoGY.-NADAME LEANDER LENT CAN BE
~ consulted about marriage, and absent friends NJ
tells all the events OF life ri LOO Mulberry street FIRST hoor
hack room She speedy marriage Charge EXTRA
Charge, fer LADIES' Is cents for Gentlemen, 80 oeBfa
AN AsTRoLOGIsT THAT BEATS THE WORLD AND
n hve thousand dollars reward u offered TO person
Who surpAss her In giving statements ps
present and future events particularly shssn fends osss
av suits AZ sbe aso gives ackr numbers she surp.sses
that has Visited ciy She IL aao making
great All persons vto afflicted with consumpsn.
liver complaint scrofns rheumatism other lingering
dease. would do well 70 call ard This wonderful and
natural gifted lady end you viii a~sy Dissatisfied
B.-Madams CLIFTON 10 M hurnbug. Cab and SATISFY
yourselves Residence he's Orchard street, between Houso
and stanton.
SToN1SHrNG TO AIL.-NADAMF MORROW CLAIMS
"A be the wonderful asiroogis In world ths1
has been known. the seventh daughter % The
7ih daughter who so astrooas have anaturs
Pr tell past present and future events Of life Ihave aoo
sh ed ihou@a durnsmy travels IN krope viii tell how ma
times are to be msrried bow scea And viii show yos
tbs likeness future husband and will you n BE-
speedily married md you viii enjoy the greatest bsppness
OF matrimonial BIZ and good luck through whole hss
viii also show the lheress % absent friends and re0sns
and will tell irue all the q he tina, you cannc
help being shed No charge not Aanshe oenuemen
no. admitted. 70 troonse street. near Columbia
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ur . sTEp TO r.oAp-sp FOR rHr TERN or ONE
w uar ASdress ". n. s. Hersh oQoe.
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Latest N . WIS.


New York, July ~.
Great Britain.-In Parliament seyera
items of minor interest have transpired. -
The Committee Of the House of Lords have
recommended all executions henceforth t
take place within the Jail precincts, as il
the United States, but no interference il
contemplated with the usages of capita
punishment.
The Government had sent out troops u
prevent an spprshended Caffre rebellion a
the Cape of Coed Hope.
An explosion occurred at Symnur Goa
mine near Cartiff. One hundred and ter
men were killed.
Spain.-Spain has again been convulset
with insurrecions.
In Madrid the national guard DE- and cit
izens fraternized. Gen. Infant and Pachela
a bull fighter headed the Revolutionists, ant
for thirty hours kept up bloody fight with
the troops, but were eventually overcome
and the government remained triumphant
at every point except Saragossa. At last
accounts the instruction had been crushed
and the national guards have been disband.
ed. and the country declared in state Of
siege.
As soon as the news of the in surrec tion
reached Paris, orders were issued for the
dispatch of an army Of observation to the
Spanish frontier.
DEAMARK.-Some disturbances have oc-
Cured in Copenhagen from the preaching
of Mormons. The military arrested the Of
tenders.
The CRIxEA was entirely evacuated, ex-
cept that of the allied ships which were
carrying hewn stone and iron from Seba-
stopol.
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10 miles nom Davenport 90 acres in cultivation
house, stable, etc.
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The CIRcUs.-As North's Circus never
fails to make all the connections as put
down in its time table, it was on hand yes.
terday according 10 appointment, and en-
tertained the circus going people with its
usual variety Of amusements.
ton in another column signed "a German
Fremont Man." is a simon pure production
Little Dow or any of his friends can see the
original by calling at our Office, and if Dow
thinks he can prove the writer mistaken,
we will give him brief space for the Pur-
DOSE.
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NV YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, 800 900.
PLrsY FREEnAH, Actuafy. MoRaIs FaANKLIN, Prest,
ALEX. w. MCGREGOR, Agent,
Feb 81 Davenport, Iowa.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

- n. wa PApER.--An accident to the
.,n. Gear of our press must be the apol-
nI 1r The late issuing Of to-dnys' paper
~ tho circum stance as much as our
,,,s can, and they will doubtless be
''l.o,,ored enough to excuse the unavoid-
lilo delay.
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pARxHuRsr.-Happening yeste

Il Ivx PARKHuRsT.-Happenlng yester-
!. TO notice the nominations IN the Demo
=, W. observed the name Of our old friend,
ON parkhurst, for Representative. Elk
. ,Jup our Investigations we lind that II
4. h.en there some days. How it came
ore by what authority and why no refer
90 has been made to it by the Democr at
l. ls,ye others to ascertain;..bu there it's,
I IA Lem. is fairly in the field for defeat
w. are glad oft Lem. was an uncompro-
;.;0s old line Democrat, and now that ne
;, left the principles. of the Baltimore
Il,,torm Of 80 and embraced thoseloi the
Cincinnati Platform of IS, without any other
Spsson than the instructive one that imPels
I sheen TO follow its leader, we trust to see
i'm overwhelmed in the general defeat of
be., Monday. 1t is our candid opinlsn'
Sowsver, that both Clerk Lem. and Capt
hodc. would be more at homo on the river,
nd we rather incline to think that the peo-
H. Of Scott county will coincide in that
tonrlusion
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF DAVENPORT GAZETTE

We continue quotations as before, there
having been no change. Business is rath-
er dull The river is nearly at the lowest
water mark, and very little is doing in
steamboating.
There has been no change in prices, and
we continue oil quotations as before. The
accounts from the wheat crop verify what
we said last week in regard to the quantity
and superior quality, and we may soon ex-
pect to have the new crop coming in.
MoNETARY.-The supply of money is
more plentiful, and rates rule at 20@25 per
cent. We quote exchange as before:--
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r,vo,r RALLY.-It will be seen by a
=. i, the special column that there is to
/ fremont rally at North Davenport at
o,elock this evening, when Fremont
n,vton flag will be raised by the friends
4 ...dom. Let Us all turn out.
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TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Street, be.
t,ceen Brady and Main.
nPFER for sale tke following valua Real rs.
City Property in Davenport.
l. House and lot Third Street near the corner o
Rock Island.
.. Six lots the south west corner Of Fourth ard
5. Six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
All the above lots well situated and in parts OF
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
ST Of S. x. 8. % 7. 70 \. Ranges ives, 80 acres.
&. offs. +. s. 3sT 70 n. Range west 40 acres,
The above lands are vi the line of the railroad
from Davenport to IowaCity.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety of
tim Der land near Elvira p o, seven miles from Ly-
ons claton Co., near The Railroad; all choice land,
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres first rate land, well improved with
good houses. Will be sold at bargain.
PoWeshiek County.
Two hundred and nty acres fine prairie land tw 0
miles north Of Montezuna,th county seat
Scott Co.
100 acres unimproved iandtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnleott, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watered.
l60acres Eve miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
blu6, with superb views Of river and surrounding
country. small farm Of IS uBder the highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with frui,
trees. The most beautiful aod in the vicinity the
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm of6O acres, 20 under cultivation, 90 of Tim
Der. A never falling stream runs through 1t. VIII
bssoid very cheap.
Near Walcott,
80 Acres Of choice prairie at a bargain
At North Davenport,
4 haau i6,l 6yoa LAT
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Books \ Stationary.
"The Iowa Book Rooms

THE subscriber having purchased the entire inter
est In the above named well known
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
will continue the business formerly for tho pres.
ent ut the old stand,
No. SO Brady St, near the Post Office,
where all In want can buy Books Writing Papers,
Envelopes, Stationery generally, Wall Paper, Bor-
dors, DC, &c, nj the lowest prices for cash.
7mouulyll5 ELI ADAMS.
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COMPARATIVE Prices. -- The Keokuk
Wig is complaining of the high prices Of
vegetables in that city. 1t says there are
no gardens in the neighborhood, or II Their
are any they appear struck with barrcnness
this year, and nearly all their supplies are
brought from St. Louis or other places down
The river, and sold at enormous prices. A
comparison of the rates for some of the
vegetables principally used a, this season
Of the year, does show a considerable differ
ence In our favor. At Keokuk new pota-
Toes sell at &C cents per peck, here they are
30 een,s; onions at Keoklk 60 cents peck
here they are not sod by the peck. but they
come much lower than the Keokuk rate J;
cucumbers at Keokuk 5 and 10 cents a
Plece' here 10 cents dozen; apples about
'Ae same at both places, 60 cents peck;
Deans at Keokuk 60 cents peck, here 80
cents; cabbage at Keokuk 90 cents a head,
mere to 10 cents. In the article of chick
ems the Keokukians have the advantage OF
U.s. they can buy them for 81 80 per dozen,
while we have to give $500 per dozen, and
h'gher rates for less number.
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New YORK Market.

NEW YORK, Monday, July2s.
FL0UR-MarG ct for common and medium grades
opened cents higher with better demand for export
and home consumption. Sales at eh,9o1dlo Tor com
to choice superhDe State. 46,l59SO Tor extra 40
oo963o for common to good superfne Iowa Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin AMI Ohio. S6.S096s5 for common
to gsoi extra do Market closing heavy, with amoderae
demand. Canadian -four firm. Sales 100 bbis al So4o
O., for cammoa TO chOcs extra
GRAiSIn wheat there is less doing and market less
buoyant prices however without important change
Sales bush at o. So for winter, Tor
Chicago spring Rye steady at 7oc for uusound s5ss6
good 10 prime western Corn a shade frmerat 5U1bZ1
for inferior good mixed Oats firm at 4S 10
for state and western.
PR0vISloNs-Pork dull and dropping at20 so 30 so
for mess, IL 80 for Prime Beef quiet and unchanged
Beet hams and prime mess beef nomnaily the Cut
aud Bacon unchanged. Lard better, $50 bbls 1919
9i2la
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lows City

o.,.rr, nj the old stand known ~ the
~ .a,uon Rooms, Iowa City, are Agents isi 'he
,s a Gazette. Subscribers to our DAILY can
's'i r.r papers every morning by calling at The
.,.nA.
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NeaRxa0R, LAWS 1 RLAxxNoRI,
BANKERS.

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4e0H&6Oks LAW1b HLAx8003x,
IA INK ERS
ana n..,.r. Ia Yoreisn 4 Domsstie xxsh.ne,.
Uuourrent Hank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin !,
AND LAND WA IA I. -
r,ppc,. .,n,,on ~,ren 70 he eollsc.iou Of ns,.
cantiia napsrand 70 mil nces made on The day Of
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TpIand Warrants bought, sOlda and located. Per.
.ons stsntion ryen 20 the purchase and sa1s oftswn
and country property and tho selection Of lsnAs for
entry.
Insight Checks on New York, Boston, Philsdel-
phis Baltimore, Washington City, Pttsburg, C1ncin-
natl ST. Louis and Chicago, always for sale In sums
to suit M rcbasors Also Sterling, french ana GER.
man srchsngs
T PGold and Silver Coins bought and sold.
II ,,Time Bills on Chicago, 81. Louis and New York
and be siness PAPER Of shpft dates bought
at the lowest rates.
TPMoney upon Real Estate securities procured
at r., small CON mi.sion ,..... s.,u
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AAkA. W. G0130U1,
Notary Public and lnsurAnoe Agent
once Banking Houseof Nc Gregor, Lawssf Blake.
Ao'o'
DARTICULAR attention given 70 the buying and
a.xs sii m "eai AS'A'e On rAns "'AA
Hsyt5s comn,s,s Abstrac,s .ftttles to all landsip
this county and city, We are fully prepared TO examine
sn%
at the shortest notice and the most
reasonable terms.
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