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rom the New York Courier and LnqaIr
Republicans not Sectional.

In standing fast by the landmarks of
Washington and Adams and Jefferson and
Madison, the; know that they are not Sec
tloDal, and they know that they are not
wrong. The object which Mr.. Webster
once Charged upon Mr.. Calhoun, and which
Mr.. Calhoun admitted-the purpose OF
uniting the entire South-has at last, unior.
tunately for the country, been consumma-
ted, The South is united. We propose
TO meet the fact on no sectional ground,
hut lust as Mr.. Webster declared he would
meet it:
aThe honorable member declares that he
shall now march off, under the banner OF
State rights! Msrchoif from whom! March
off from what? We have been contending
for great principles. We have been strug-
olinp TO maintain the liberty and TO restore
the prosperity OF the country; we have made
these struggles here, in the national coun-
ellis, with the old flag, the true American
flag, the Eagle and the Stars and Stripes,
waving over the Chamber in which we sit.
He now tells US, however, that he marches
of under the Ststes.rights banner!
ale, him 60. remain. am, where |
ever have boon, and even mean TO be-
mere, etdnuiHs ou tuS PtusSi" " 81"
eral constitutional platform broad enough,
and firm CROUCH, to uphold every interest Of
the whole county, shall still be found.
Entrusted in some part in the administra-
ton of that constitution, intend to act IN
its spirit, and in the spirit that framed 1t.
Yes, cir, | would act as If our fathers. who
formed il for us, and who bequeathed il to
10, were looking on meas If | could see
their venerable forms, bending down 10 be.
hold US from the abodes above. would act,
too, as II the eye Of posterity was gazing on
me.
oStsnding thus, as in the full gaze OF our
ancestors and our posterity, having receiv-
ed this inheritance from the former, to be
transmitted TO the latter, and feeling that,
If / am born for any good in my day and
generation, it is for the good of the whole
country, no local policy, or local feeling,
no temporary impulse, shall induce me to
Weld my foothold on the Constitution and
the Union. | move off under no banner
not known to the whole American people,
and 10 their constitution and laws. NO., sir;
these walls, these columns
'iy -
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R. q WOODS
COMBINED y
Homer NNd ReuDeD!

FOR WHICH H FIRST PREMIUM WA s
Awarded stthe Rock Island County Fair in No.
vember, 1858. Improved for 1855.
u,HE subscribers have arranged 10 manufacture
i extensively the above machine In Rock Island,
H., and In obs ring IL 10 the farmers are happy TO be
able 10 say that the EFFORTS to combine the most
perfect Mower with the most perfect Reaper have
prov ed emlnenuy successful. The dif1culuss arising
ont ofthe fact thats greater speed Of the sickle 10
necessary for N owing thanis required for rsaping 10
overcome in this machine BY the nse of two pin.
ions of different size, giving the required speed ne
cassary for each kind Of work. The ''side draft 10
also mostly avoided BY placing the ground. wheel on
the opposite tide OF the tongue from the cutting part,
SO as to balance each other, thus making II easier
for the team. Rt g4s
The raker Is placed on Inc platform behind The
grain,s position which BY being near his work ena.
6lss him 70 do 1t better and with greater ease; and
the whole ID constructed on 9 plan q once simple
and durable. IL has BEEN used In all varieties Of
grain md grass, and 10 universally conceded BY
those who have used II to operate better and nicer
than can, 30 done with the cradle or scythe.
The price of the g Prairie Razor'' IL el30 cash for
Mower and Reaper together; elI0 for mower slone.
elO added TO tie above for credit Of one-half I'LL
January next. Interest a the rate Of ten per cent
Peg snnSm allowed on all Rsy%sS wo6 made before
For sale BY NoURsE, WILLIE o .,stt he lows
Agricultural Depot, on Rock Island and Front sts.,
Davenport. Sole Agents for this vicinity. :
June dW6W .
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In order to place as much political intor-
.son az possible before the people Of Iowa
40, 10 the Presidential election and to sc-
.,,, them fully with the merits Of the can.
and the necessity for every man doing
4. au,v. we propose to send the WEEKLY
n.,rrrr, now the largest paper in the State
,,Iovs to subscribers from the l7M Of July
y. iaA Of November inclusive, for the
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+. CLOSE & cos. COLUMN

x.OLOOE q OOo NOAO NV
WI are now prepared 70 osss dssie. ssa cor
w sumers ai1rge stock Of neevy asd ses,l hara
We propose 10 Ills column % fssS ~ sasso.sn
posted up 10 hardware mattefs and 1nvits calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
5000 t :s;i s "a ''S S:ii soon o Tor is' o:ls..a: p s.iI:;a
E'lSs King Safes the only genuine 5iSs fof sale
IRON 0fsll sizes for salsio~ss
10 7. CLOSE & cos.
IRON Axies, Thimbis keins and Springs, al
IL r. . Z cos.
CaEp.srRRs' Tools of sys cy6 ss:et,p, a9ss for
TA d and Pocket Cutlery . d l.L5s ;so 3 6 e, sale
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain pSnPs ioI ssis at
IoHfSlNs Rod,and la'a!a, e. e. sale q
LEAD Pipe of'l' sizes from I. & sisi' { 81 cos 81 at
OO 7. CLOSE d cos.
GARDEs Tools of.''y d; g sRySss :. . co.'s.
GUYS, Ride and Pistols best = Ss.'o5sy r. Z q; cos J."
SrovEs and Tinv.rs which -i u s :ss . s reg at
MOVES Portable or''s Mil. o,oss . co.'s.
IL +. CLOSE & ~
ING, Hemp and Rubber e, ale. cos
BI a:a, ~ II. 1T 1ss.'' s; 1. Cos: As, Z sid ys.-
RofE-A.nilI.. HEM, ~ s,::s. = oo.s
E,s 9, ..,i. G.: u .aa signal oa + 'e s e: y ! e :s s:s.''
saw m:ndrsl. Of all sizes from u | inch :; Z , Iris y; for
EArmsn viii and the best assortment ofAmss' and
fo,t 1sa:. maze Of She ''l'' sRsd c5o sssoR'; cos HSs<'
CHsA ..s.s sl Leg, o. s'adinsi T GsSsF a q Coz snd
| NoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters forssle low q
~ r. CLOSE q co.'s.
@ dos. Grain Rai'' for II; 7. ctosn . co.'s.
100do scythe snsshs, s.ss P..ts.n,a ~.
YNNNkR's stock.Ttn Ptate, shest Iron, Copper
and zine. for sale u 4. CLOSE q os6
L ~ AnnV RRv ga C...L NA--x--. $3.50 I4-
- pFicss, at r. CLOSE 4 O's
| WHITE Lead in oil, T.. Close and Co.. Brand,
T. CLOSE q or.
T INsEED OIL BY The barrel or gallon ~
IL T. CLOSE Il cos.
GASH, Glass and Putty NJ low pYtcAe ct
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A fire occurred 1t Oshkosh ON the 18th
ult., which nearly destroyed the city foun'
dry and machine shop of Messrs. Williams
4 Etsarns. Loss estimsted rot below u.s..
900. No insurance.
In addition to the immediate loss of prop.
erty, which, in the aggregate, cannot fn
below $4,000, this disaster 10 said 10 b Z
sad blow to the general business Of the
town.-Dubuque T|b.
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D~selinstion Of nr. shannon-Indian Quarrsls
In Kansas,

Oeelipatiou Of 8r. Shannon -IndiAn ouarrels
In Kansas.
ST. Louis, June l4.-Professor Shannon,
from a conviction OF duty and self respect,
has declined reelection TO the Presidency
of the University Of Missouri, unanimously
rendered him by the Board Of Curators In
session on the 9Th inst. w. w. Hudson
was elected instead.
A lett or in the Republican dated Palermo,
Kansas 9Th, reports the Kickapoo indiana
have had serious difficulties among them
selves, caused BY tho free use of liquor
Several Indians were killed.
The same letter says Lane has entered
the Territory with several hundred men,
and had been heard to say, he would take
Kansas or die.
eve presume the last statement 10 one Of
the st. Louis Republicans usual misrepres.
entations.)
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LITERARY FAkE.-Arrangements have
been made with Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe, for separate editions in England,
France and Germany of her new novel, now
going through the press Of Messrs. Phillips,
Sampson & Co., Of this city. So that the
book will have Simultaneous issue in the
four great publishing cities Of the world
Boston, London, Paris and Leipsic.
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Latest . w 8.
Arrtxalof the aeorea Law.

New York. July l4.-The steamer Geo.
Law, from Aspinwall the 9Th, arrived early
this morning, bringing California mails Of
the goth, and SI70 900 in specie and 400
passengers. The Geo. Law connected al
the lsthmus with the steamer Sonora.
The Sonora spoke to the steamer Jno.
L. Stephens on the 9Th, bound up-all well.
The New York mails and passenger Of the
goth ofJune left Panama July lst, in the
Golden Age. The Geo. Law passed the
Illinois on the 10th.
The Nicaragua steamer Sierra Nevada
left San Francisco on the Goth with 400
passengers and $4,000 0 in specie. She
took 200 recruits and Z ton Of provisions
for General Walker.
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The first vessel that passed the Sound af-
ter the expiration of the treaty with Den.
mark, was the Sarah l.. Bryant of Boston,
Capt. Gellerson, from st. Petersburg to N.
York, with a general cargo of Russian pro-
duce. Capt. Jefferson paid the dues under
protest.
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FIFTY Gents per copy

The last number will contain the returns
from ali the States, showing without doubt
,hs triumphant election Of Fremont and
Dayton.
Friends of Freedom! rally TOR your coun-
nv, and show the Slave obgarchists that
~ spirit of the revolutionary sires IL not yet
rushed out in the North. Republicans!
..nd iu -FOUR names, You have friends at
the East who would like to see q Western
o.p.r, send them a copy of the Weekly Ga
s,,,e for the Campaign. Form clubs, sen.
IN The names, circulate the documents and
,hs day will be ours.
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CARD TO THE PupIIc.--inreply to the re-
quest signed Many Cai=ens Of Davenport"
l have made up my mind to exhibit in your
city on Wednesday, July 3oth, North's Ma
tional Circus, Also to grant your request
by advertising a foot race for a splendid Sill
yer Goblet, worth $50. to be commended for,
the contestants to be at this time citizens of
Davenport or Rock Island. The foot race
vii! take place after the usual scenes by the
circle in the evening. [For particulars see
small bilig.) feel much gratiied in the
high estimation which you hold my worthy
and interchangeable employer, Mr.. Levi j.
North, and will at all times endeayor to pre-
serve that good and generous feeling which
you extol upon this occasion. Hoping that
our second visit to your good city may prove
as successful as our first.
am with much resp. your ob't. servt.'
T. K. TooLE, Agt.
To Many Citizens.
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TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Ahinson's block, Second Street, b
fceeR Brady and Matn.
OFFER for sale the following valaa e Real Es.
city Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near he cerper .
8. SIX LOIS on the south west corner Of Fourth and
). si1 lots ss North davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
A 1.-The above lots are well situated and in parts Of
The city most rapidly improving and Will be cold 90
Farming Lands In johnson County.
81 VI s S. % 7. 70 \. Ranges wea 90 seres.
r. S.s e. T. of st < ? 2 s j. T ! r. s. Rsss, s: rs. g . g acres.
The above isrdsars NJ ON the line OF the raiIrssd
from Davenport 10 IowaCiiy.
Clinten County.
Nine humid red acres of prairie and ninety seres Of
timber land near Elvirs ?. O., seven miies frsm ~.
on:, cliaton Co., near he Railroads; all ehsies land,
The above property will be sold on liberal credit,
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and q half from Prince.
good houses. Will be sold At q bargain.
Powsshisk County.
Two hundred and my ceres nns prairie land two
mile. north Of Montesuna,the county seat
100 acres nnimproved landtwo miles fren Hiekor,
Grove, three miles from wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
l6oacres Eve miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half nilos from Court House on the
blun, with superb views OF river and Surrounding
country. A small farm Of IS acres undsr the hisheS
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
tress. The most beautiful lapd In The vicinity o ahs
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres, 70 under cultivation, 20 Of tim
Der. A never failing stream runs through 1t. Will
bssold very cheap.
Hear Walcott,
50 Acres Of choice prairie It 9 bargain,
At North Davenport
A beautiful Eve acrs lot.
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FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCARS.

4S0SAA OSAAA8s
- DAPTRD 70 any required oper-
TX Aauon Of weighing, ~ for iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for The use oil
warehouses;, stores and foundrios,
and In abort for every kind OF buat-
jA The great skill! and fidelity en-
ployed In their manufacture and
the determination on the part Of the
~ manufacturer never te allow an
imperfsct article 70 60 forth from their establishm OF
has gained for their Sealssa reputation that has new
OF been surpassed In the whole range Of useful me-
chanism.
stasdard In all transactions by weight.
A lawsuit which arose from Z discrepancy of
weights between one Of Fsirbank's Scales In use BY
the Baltimore / Ohio Railroad Company and one Of
another manu- faoture was recently tried In the Court
ofComIno on Pisss, Balumore; the case occupied the
Court two days and Judge Marshall In delivering his
decision stated asths rssult Of bis evidences, that The
accuracy Of PsirSssk,s Gslss was sstablishs "a beyond
1a'''1 sSak sSs s.' ssssEErrYMAN : LEE
The we'll known reputation OF these Scales has in
ducsd the vsndss offmperfect and worthless balan-
ces to o6er them a. fairbanks Scales, and purehss-
srs have thereby in many casss bssn subjected 70
fraud and imposition. The manufacturer have no
controversy With honorable competitors Who trans
act business In their own names, bot regafdine he
psIpstrstors Of The above fraud, % pursuing . courss
alike unjust and dishenorabls they take tkIs method
to caution Tie paeiic Of their impositions.
spection only et their factoy in St. Johnsbury, Vt.
BURROWS, fRRTfYkANA DALzRLL.
3. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co,
May 20. dAwiy.
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'AFRoVE TAE PREsEsT.-We reier our
'sSoeTs and more especially the ladies'. to
,"s extensive sale of dry goocs at auction
y Messrs Adamson 4 Rapp. Those
s0oos were bought for the city retail trade
anu consist of articles that are required in
S'sfy family, Now is the time to obtain
'nsH unusually chssp.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE

VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE.
SlTUATEDin Musoasins county, fronting the Missis.
Osippi River, midway between Davsnport sud Muse
tine, being portions Of sections Is and - fronting The nv.
er andl3 back, and containing 40 ssTss, leo ecrss Of
which are improved and under Q high state of cultivation,
the balance rolling prairie and timbsr land. There y on
the farm . large two story dwelling, barn, carriage house
aud all necessary outsuildings, all In first rata repair; 9
bearing orchard Of choice apple, peach, cherry and plum
trees; an excellent well and cisteru, . never falling brook
OF running water and 3 very superior stone quarry.
dLSO-o0 acres timbersd land upon an Island oppostts
the above farm, upon which Ii q heavy growth 0 ttmber,
principally hickory, which Is acoessible at all ssasoas.
The above property will be sold cheap and upon terms
the most liberal. Enquire of
+ N0URsE YIELRf Co,
At the Iowa Agricultural Depot, corner Rock Island
and Front Sts., davenport. July sdwf
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INDIAN BATTLE IN FLoRIDA.-A desperate
battle between the U. 8. troops and the
Indians occurred near Fort Frazier, Florida,
on the l4th ult., in which five white men
and sixteen Indians were killed. Lieut..
Carlton was among the killed. The Ind.
ans were routed, when they took refuge in
a swamp.
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FOB SAL

SPLENDID Farm 10 miles from Davenport on
~ The Aliens Grove road, adjoining the west end
Of .sid Grove; 500 acres we'll fenced and in creps Of
wheat and corn; 90 acres prairie and ~ acres umber
n. There are two frame dwelling houses on the
premises, with wells aud other eonvenieness, and
Two orchards OF 100 choice fruit trees. some 81
which are bearing. This Is one of the best stock
fsrms In Scott county, and will be sold ~ q g~rsstbar.
Pain II application be made soon 70
MeGREGOR, LAWkS q
lime an d-f
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Railroad piaastAr

S%PsIHeyIRLD, Mass, July 1.-THE mail
train last night, from New York to Boston,
was thrown of the track near LonaMeadow
by Q rail maliciously placed acrsss the track.
The engine. tender, baggage car and one
passenger car were badly smashed-no pas
sengers hurt. The engineer wal badly, but
not fatally injured, one fireman had bis
skull fractured and one leg broken. The
passengers and mail proceeded by an extra
train. The mail train from Boston was un-
able to pass until this morning.
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Combined CircusanA MenaGerie,
Will Perform ct Davenport ON Monday, July
2lst.
T,HIs establishment has been thoroughly reftted at an
! immense expense TO the Propr1etors, since their last
travelling tour. They have procured . new and extraordi'
mar addition of Animals, young, freshly
Gagged. aud possessing all the characteristics and habits Of
their native state.
Equestrian Director Mr.
Master Of the Ring Or WOOL6TON.
Clowns, THOUGH i NV WARD.
Among the most conspicuous features of this Superb e.
cut; comprising most all ofthe leading Stars Of the Amer
ioau Continent. +
Que of the most brilliant is LA PETITE MARA, only
ten Year, Of age, the model of the American Arena.
Mr. W WARD will appear on the F7yisg Cord. &C.
knowlsdged the best In the World.
Madame N CARROLL, equal In attraction in her cels
brated act Of the Floating Tsu.
La Perche,
peudicuiarly twenty-five feet In height, while the other
Mr. WBCAkROLLi In his great two and four horss act,
LA PErIIE MARIA will also enter 3 den Of Wild An
imsls, aud display her ~indomistble courage, sqsalt to the
celebrated yAn
The performance will commence with q magnl6cieuuy
dressed entree, entitled the "CrusAdsr, " and will closs
With ~laughsbls Aherpfece. 7
Amaguinceut Brass Band will accompany the perform.
ance: i
Admission TO the entire exhibition 50 oeuts. Children
half price. Performance to commence ct 3 and Z O'Clock
Pm. Doors open hsifa hour previousiy.
fnIv & dwQW R4MITH. AGENT. E
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store 10 Rent.

ON Brady Ct, near the Post once, one Of the best To-
" cations In the city for = retail and wholesale DRY
Goods, Hardware or Fancy Store. Also
AOOms TO Rent
On Brady g., near the p. o. suitable fer Offices Of Gen.
tlemsn's Lodging rooms.
NIB. A person living II the premises who will .aks
care Of the rooms II desirable. Apply 70
ELI
No. 90 Brady ST., near the Post Once.
mo. Z diff
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THERMOMETERS.
VARIOUS sizes, suitable for Stores, Hotels, Dwell
iings, de-, from IS cent? 70 $9,su each, slso
Mathematical Instruments.
Faber's Drawing Pencils, xllnumbeN,
Gum Rubber, Gum krassFs, E3 u
Drawing paper, small to extra large sheets,
Pins for Artists, Engineers, Gc.
Horn Centres for I" &C., 6o.,a
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 90 Brady ST., neat the Post ofics.
6 mo- q ELI * CO.
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TWIN CITY BOOK sT0RE,
NEWS Dept.
Snd Street., opposite Il Claire House.
e DAVENPORT, IOWA.
BOOKS! BOokSH

NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS,
1usr received and :.nov offered for sale ,th. follow
y Ing splendid standard Works
Wsbstszs Dictionary, Unabridged,
Octave,
Applston's Cyclopdia Of Biography,
Ba!wsrs Novels complete II vols. In ons.
Dtck's Works, In
Life Of Washington, In . byIrvtnE
History Of the Dutch Republic, 3 vols.
Jossphus complses Works,
nrschs American Prsedcs,
Notes on Central Amatcs by T.. g. Squire,
Waa-bun, or the early day In the Northwest
Msyss.y Novels conPl'ts, q vols
AddiSop's Works, "
Rollin's Ancient History,
Gibbons Rome,
Hums's History Of England, .
Mscauley's" 49,"
Dickens Works In Cloth and Psper.
Bayard Tayiors Travels and Poems. 9 vols.
Shakespssrs, Byron, Scott, Moore and Mn. Hsmsns'
Posticsl Worxs, complete
June eeto dim ). n, STARR.
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I6WI LAND AGENCY.
IN. SCOTT COUNTY, iowa

No The : : of,ss = y. Sec . % Mr. eE sossu
Hos-Ths n W ! Sec 10 T 7s M Z iSc sess..
me above thfss tracts are beautifully situaasd an
tae Railroad 9 miles from Davenport, -
No THE W Of the 5 W of sec i0
80 .srss; : niles from Davenport.
Nos-Ihs Z ! Of the N & OF ssceIT7sNRsE
90 acres, on As Rail Road, 9 miles from Dsysnpor.
~ eI2so4 - 00serss In Sees 10 & 10 Z.
upon the Mississippi River, . miles iron. Dayenn..,1
Nole- 100 acres In ssc'ss7 and "A I 10 n k2E'
Improved Farms.
Emls non Dsssnpar's " acres in euiuraraa, i. LssE.,
Twetnprovsd h1ms three miles ftum psyer mar,
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
NoS0-Fins brick house on ou, Sd 6s,~ss, s...
s on and and RiPi'y 81 E1ssllsns well, GOOD stsIis, 90
sosl.Good tsns House, 3 roons, good v.lI, &c.
- n; s s..aa ,es on On s Bray g. iss sy seo-ssOO.
each. sSss o~xlse
so.sa-w; fnsetional ! Of The Il. W. See
W. Z. 8, 4. sa.loo .efss, near T6ern,s Mn.
''''''' M PPM FL 1a 81 :sGp; couary
S0.1i-S e 4 ;s e 4 20 Z % y 100 aerss.
So.fN tand \ W t0fsse ? I ~ R IL W SO
No. SIS " rand N W of s.esTrRswsas
IN MARAsKA COUNTY.
70 It's " frac. ! Of ssc T 7s 4 ID w I<a sor~.
No. few ! OF N EA and Of SoIs
II II l60 acres, umher.
IN BkxToN COUNTY,
No. 4I-S 3 I Of zee IS T S2 z o w Jso sa,sa
IN MUsCATINE COUNTY.
No. ss-W o. w ! ofssc 20 RE K i n NJ .,.
. niles nom Mascanne, 5 from Junction. AnniS =
IN GRUNDi COUNTY "PPs 70
So.tS-SW ! Of sec 9 T 81 Ia W 100 acre.
No-so-s = oisse 3 7 - \ le w l6e scrss.
Ne. oi-W ON = Of sec 10 81 ia M Sa..u
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. 8-E tofE ! Of sec 8 7 81 z 20 w N ,c,~.
So.ssa t0A VT Of sec lat 81 & 70 W {.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. S+1S ! Of 81 Of sec l + 90 N / w M -
No. As ofS 4 Of sec 20 al 4 2 W az 49,.
10. :e-Houss and Lot, Store and .tock Of se.Ss.
WILLIAMALLES,
Gsnensi Land As,,t.8
Seo o-dr Once Post Once BANDING
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-16

WHITsoN's PREMIUM SEPARAToR.--This
truly celebrated article, so important to the
farmer, is manufactured by JAMES w.
WHITsoN of this city. His mandatory is
the large frame on the river bank below
the bridge, near the steam furniture manu-
fac tory. This machine, acknowledged to
be the best for threshing, separating and
cleaning grain now in use, is turned out at
his mandatory at the rate of one per day.
Mr., Whitson keeps twenty-five hands con-
stantly at work on them, while his engine
OF twenty horse power Is running twelve
hours per day. Having been in the bust.
ness for seusnksn years, he takes this op.
portunity Of assuring the farming communi-
" that he cannot be excelled for durability
OF work by any mechanic in The country
or the quality of his work his machines
bear ample testimony, and those who pur.
| chase them are never dissatisfied with their
bargain. Call at bis establishment and ex.
anime for yourselves. dw