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REFERENCES.

- "St . N e ~ LSs
om ! Baker, Christians, Pa.
David kugro, Lebanon Co, Pa.
Samuel Hatfield, Philsdelphia.
ii. Torrey, Philadelphia.
James L Price, Wilmington, Del
Joshua Bsal, Batyn Rouge LIS.
Thomas Beaver, PhilaGslphiE
D 2 Forest, Bucks Co, Pa.
Augustus Linn, GUERNSEY 90. 0
d Brolaugh, Mayssille, Ky
Grabriel Bear, Lancaster "a, Pr
Herman G 6uise, Philadelphia
Geo NJ utt, ycominS C0, Pa
John Mefsy, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bsyers, Brooklyn, y \
sA luehsg, salem, Arkansas
Jane ) crage, Macon Co, Va
NJ Beal, Clarified co, Ps
benz Edmoads, Butler Co,
MIR Kirk, Asysville, Ky
W i Noble, Chicago, Ill
J a L Ride, Sehuylkill Co, p
c A Mason, Philadelphia
David CLARK, Msysvills, Ky
] y kinSsr, Alexandria, Va
h B Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph PetiI, Salem Co, NJ
J ! Torrsy, Upper SaRdushy, 0
Jacob Leonard, Philadslphls
V c Glpip, Wilmington, De-
c Aelnars Northampton Co p
J r Platter, Wilmington, Dsl
SH sohnson, Potter CO, Pa
u z Nekweu, Philadslphss
J Norton Pool, Wilmington. psl
W w HAmsr : 10, Cincinnati
s Miller. Head Flour lnsp,, Phil
James w Edmonas. Pssble c.,
CAAsAAAA AND ssIaIr
N ssls ~
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hsvs this day shipped by rsilrosd NY place, slu
GINS drove Lee o., ill., Of Clark Patent Portable
Eoayipg Mills, purchased Of Mr. E. AeRisssk Of CAea
CO. which have running while in his possession
aud eau say without bssation believe Il be the
beat mill now manufactured Of the portable kind both fol
convenience aud performing the work good order And
further, say after having Investigated the subject
to Considerable extent have no hesitation in saying
prefer small to large ones tie g more gen
orally ola lively nature, d gives h;ter satisfaction
ths bakers JOHNSON WHALEY.
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TALLMAN T. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Street, be
taoeen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale the following valus Resi fs
City Property In Davenport.
/. House and lot Third Street near the corner o
8. Six lots on the south west corner OF Fourth ard
). SIX ioss !. Nor.h Davenport; Perry and
All the above lots are well .A6 neS .ssn part. of
ne city nos. proving <~'ii DO sold Oh
Farming Lands In johnson County.
ST of S L rs. % I 79S. R-Dgs5 west 50 acres.
ofs Isl sSs Rsnss Ss VS.. ss acre.
The above lards are VI the iins OF The rsilfe.i
from Davenport 10 lows City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acre. Of prairie ard ninety seFS. u
timber land near Elvirs p. o, seven miles frsu |!
ops Clinton Co., nesr:he Railroad; al choice la o,
sell watersd,
The above property viii BE sold ~ liberal crsal'.
Scott County.
improved farm one Dlla and half from Prince
ton. sixty aeEssa,s. rate land, we'll improved With
Poweshiet County.
Two hundred and tiny acres fns prairie land sHo
q Hes north Of AoatssoGa,sde county seat
NeA i'-''"-aH s.oero
100 acres uniuproyed land two miles from AicsGr!
Grove, three miles from Wnlcol,, ten miles irpui
Dave port, we'll wstsred.
100 acres ave miles north westfron Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and ons-halt miles from Court House on 81
bluff, with superb vis-s Of river and surouDcHnf
country. 4 small farm of Is asder the higEa
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fr1S
trees The most beaatlGrl laUd in the vicinity uss
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm ofo0 acres, 40 under cultivation. 90 of
Der. never failing stream runs through IL. " ali
besoii very cheap.
Near Walcott.
50 Acres Of ohoiee prairie st taTgaia-
At North Davenport,
A han full fyaa lat
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Two vessels are about to sail from New
York laden with provisions to relieve the
perishing people Of the Cape de Verde L..
lands.
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THE undersusd desFvus Of closing his affairs, and
wishing to retire from active bunatEs, NV With
draws frvm tie Ertl Il "kuis Il Stewart AHa ~ ~
d,AAs would earnestly Dsspeak FIX MI Stewart VINO
will continue tbs Land Aaeey buaasss ~ hSJsths'S'
a rOalhUat.5a VI pGplIs eUAAASEAs EAA tR1Eeuns"--
Having auuwa Mr. stewart Tor gGEbsg u yssTs, ana
hsyiIs G.Su associated With him in bnslusSs fur nearly
two Wars can testify " bis Integrity sud oS!aet,
md can assure ali, ~uu Lavs bas.ss- NlIa hi, shSt
VIII b kayhfsy, snSisnuy and promptly ntsss.ss "
may II .a6 a. y AA@S'
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Books & Stationery.

COLUMN OF
ELI ADAMS 81 co.
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. SO, srady a., Q doors II .; The Post ofacs
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

H. LII. LANE, Senator ifom Kansas
address the eiLizens Of Davenport al
Court House this evening We deem
mt;rey unnecessary to invite our fellow
ksps 70 DO present on the occasion, as
Epresume the simple announcement viii
u together 80 large crowd that 1t will
Necessary for him to speak outside q
building. AL VIII desire to hear an
iIHgsnt exposition Of affairs in Kansas
4 ID attend.
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GROCERIES.
l. - &C Hr IA L n -

GROCERIES.
ca II O q Il H Z H -,
HAvIsG recently lsrrey increased my stock would
invite the attsnaa TIE public tbs following lst
dFsHiily Groceries, which an selling WAs!ssal, and
Retail al low agurss:
Tens-far YGuEe kgsoE,
Very Good do
Very cs'i's ff. cssss d.
Common ool9uz,
Very coed do,
ExtTa d.
Cone ss-R!o, different qGsiEi~.
Bagy-lEE4
Common Jaya,
Old Government Java
Rio dit. gusi. Roasted : Ground.
SuRaTs--fsir % chglcq New Oses1s
Refined G5.
BgleIsts Refined > Z
Crushed,
PGIssElgsd.
usiasses-Aew Cti.aDs III Dbl, bL b5.s
!lqu-. sugar HOass'' "
Ass 4sEk os:5.n syrup IN ts!,; =, -
Drisa Peaches.-Ps4!sd and rnps.sss
4" app,en-E1tfa quality strung
sGaps II iaTss variety.
Candiss-spsEr., Star aud TGliorz.
Tlneser,.La.d. ps.ed B-.i.
Esou1 Ham. ! sto1lders
baker Prepared Coas9,
W.D, Asss'No. / cb.ooIata sug ...s -s,f. g
A4ek.rol u pbla HI bb,. ki,ls
Waite Ylsh ia bbls and hi. bos-
Door Msts late, Tousto Ketehup,
Rabbit . bsstsslsratpsHoD ny,
sup Oars coda. Tsbl. tDsIy ssi.
Cream Tartar. Cheese
Yeast Powder, Rice,
Hops, Prunss,
Sal Soda, RaisinA,
Nutmssn Figs,
NJ ace, Cttron,
Ginger, whole s. ga. Zs1te curr4 e.
Gloves =" " shaker Preserves,
Pepper - sardiuss,
Cinnamon /" " Peaches In Cans
AlIsplcs " " Bllexbsrriss E"
mustard " " Lsm,a syrup,
Cayenne Pepper, Flavorins ExsTaotss
Sage, asosaroai,
pieklss IL Jsrs, Vsrmieslh,
Cuoum bsrs in Salt, Bed CoEas,
psppsrsauce, Clotha Lines.
Batn Bricks, Plew Lines,
Vswsgo Pearl Starch, Hemp /. cotton Irvine,
Tar, Almonds SOFT Hard,
Rosiu, Ensiisn Walnuts,
Inaiss, Brasil nuts,
zig slus, fubsrs,
sulphur, Pea Nuts,
Copperas csnoies,
Alum, 6Sr-sn 5ssas,
Wr,.ing Iss, saaa x Butter crackers,
Herring, wc5isaxWI low Ware
ONO and Iowa Stone Ware, Bran, Graham
/ Flour, Corn Meal &C., &c.
ECONOMIST MILLS FLOUR,
warranted quality. k.yt eJasscty % hsua sd Do
By the bsru hall barre. IL any sLt u tbs city
sl,hvuI extra Charge. GaARL - VI. AANAEs,
uAya'sg Front It q door VGst u Asiu.
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t,,HE subscriber ~,she, to sell " or 80 acres o.
4 ehoIes prairie laud situated So iulss from The
N''' W ' MN. GRAY,
Apru 3I-d&WlG at G. Lessli es store
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GREAT CLOSING SALE

OWING To The rapid grosth OF our wholesale
~ business We have decided upon
Selling OF
our retail stock, y!
100. Greatly Reduced Prices,
and after the present season will devote our At
tsnuou 10 thu
AUhai,saIs lrg 6o,es Business
EXULtslvELY.
REAL BARGAINS
can % bad by person. Who sli Gloss eus he snas
of ptsess, 80 . 10 lease us no remnants.
Our stock which Ia very heavy, comprises In
Laaiss' Dress 6ssdsp
skse!s,
PgrssSks,
EaS-siisrts,
CEolEs, Cassi4sra ana PssstxSs,
sHsmsr War far .sss sss Esss,
Msstiss,
| 7iekIHgs
| LfRsas,
and IN fact early svssy aIlels usually tosnd In q
Frat Class Dry Goods store
| S0W ~ IHE TIAE 10 GET
| GREAT RAROSISS atths vel kno~p aInrs OF
| ADAMs0N 4 kAPP.
/ MAY % Second e. Ao<ye Fssry, DslSelit BiosS
/
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Dr. W. S AINIER

lhetenVl from hook I-Ilnu, UI.,l
Surgeon and Homu opathic Physician,
i'ca 90 I'd street, next door 10 H. H. Sita's Sarts
y s'ore In P. bIsrsihs otce, Lind sleyls lew
ush27-dtT elry store.
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kklsEaslY
G.ndS f0r sale,

IL 6. BARRIER, Esq, has removed bis once 81
III agauglly across TO tnS Second story OF CraIup
toa's blilius iu &be room formerly occupied ~ VIZ
gazette Oaitc y COZ Second \ Bray SIS my 'i'
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CAAsAAAA AhD sfIAIr GAS
II AIvoRp VAN pATyTS.
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Fort Des Meines Land agency.
LAND WARRANT IT'S.

THE ucde-s gEed have sale Land Warrants 1
DIFFERENT sizes, which they Viii selifor cash
time to suit purchasers.
they villa pay particular attention 10 selection ard
location OF lands in FORT D.. hoines, Fort Dodge,
Charitsn and other esierB Labd Districts. Also &c
osymsnr ottar and land Uusine - generally.
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HARPER FOR JUNE.
A Lsu, GcDEY's LAUYtS BOOK:
~ ARfHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE;
PRTER5OS'S NATIONAL
BALLOU'S
HaRrER's STORY BOOK 81
The "Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 30 Bra " ST., near the fort 0fiCa.
5tb mo. ruth FIJI ADAMS Il co.
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Attorneys councillors NJ Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA
0ee, south side OF second .trrctopposiEe Leeiairf
Block over Wiiey's store.
ANDS bouzhtani sold on Commission Having
4aso go ONCE IN Eastern New YORK, at q potn
RON which slarxe emigration may be expected durnf
The present. season. We have unusual advantages U
Gisrsose OF lands to actual settlers
IT PLosp negotiated an Real Est1tesecuriiy.
-REFEREsCES-
New York City Psughkeepsie NY.
Hon. John Van buren,, Hon. Charles H Ruggies,
A.. q. Flag, :" Gilbert Dean.
Charles o'CoBor, yasser s. Co.,
william 7. Havemeyer, Benson Losing
Anthony j. Blocker, 80 Prof.s. r. b Morse
William b skidmors. Utica. NY.
ilbanyE lion. Horetio Sey DouI
Hin, Cagger h Porter Chicago. III.
Hozeboome, King and boiss Rk.SwifI and Co..
Erastns Corning. Willie and Fowler,
aplI3d WITT w r. Wood and CO.
BOUNTY LANDS.
1NTE undersigned are now prepared TO proeur"
Land Warrants for alipersons entitied to them
under the late act of Congress.
Land Warrants located in any ee III the state
TaLLMAN g. POWER
AprilIs. la55-d-tf
NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Heal Estate Security.
wi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchsn Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, accep tanees discounted.
stocks, Bonds bought, aud sold on Commission
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN IL POWERS,
ohceoser Wiley. Store, south side Of Second street
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Asst a.s.s<s sSE5 SIS SA Ii,
ok beautiful DIV Hing houses and = few hundrsd
Saerss of land for sale chedp Tor eAih or time
A. am resolved 10 elise up my business In the
rsul estate line immediately, those wishing Vi.
dances handsomely situated snd very convenient
will get good b1TsaiLs BY apply ing soop.
MAJ 70 at 4. &. EApS.
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EKChanEo
.nta and Interior hanks

On all parts 6lthe Upited states oougbtsnd SOLD
COOK, SARGENT COON,
Bankers and Land ) gents.
Eort ues Moihe- InNa
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I0WA STEAM CABINET


MANUFACTURED
TIsRE subscribe would respectfully inform The cl'
L i1eps of Davenport aud OF Central Iowa tia. De
manufactures and keeps constsnily on baud and Goi
sale a.
Wholesale and Retail,
tURSti URE OF syory description, from the dos
sofa 10 The commonesi Bureau. Having recently goI
his steam works into operation, he Is capable VI oil
ius all orders that bs given him at short notice
aud with warG " bieh he warrants 20 be OF osster
quality than anything Imported iHio ths city. aad
ahiea IN 10 sold ~ lower rates. All kinds O.
sSIPs)ES.sD Et kSNEFS IRE
also kept Oh baud sad for sale 10Y. Plesset5il aat
examine hi. stock, AZ the mandatory % Ss.cni
street, south side, east Of Perry street
Davenport, Mas 10 1856 6sf l., G. USSSAlNf
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W the agents for the Not in West for Frssers
w celebrated OHIO PEARL STARCH, when ne
viii sell By the Uox only al hcavo s. Louis phi
ees. We are also jusi in receipt Of lsFgel lot
Locust Seed.
HARFER * STEEL.
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Iputchssei ono o! I. J. NJ Clara's Flour Mlls come
time since, and after trial Of several wvsks fssl that
scarcely speak ct it in TOO high terms hsvs bean
miller FOR twenty years and free 10 say that
make better 1our with this I and larger yield and
run 1! with more ease 10 myself than any ill have
ssso. number Of rasrs have been in II, so1 all
say they are we'll pleased With It's operation. 1t will
grind with twelve bushels an hour and can be ran
with from four " six horse power would recommend
millsrs give IL uia and certain they will not
wiah to return 70 the cid plan Of milling
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| NTTkshsli continue 70 receive and pay oat The
l w Eotes Of tho above banks las have aoas
ncs thelf vrgsLzAtUnl aer tac 18Th Inst. ana ii,i
| :drthrr notice. ygnf2T COOK n SARG EAI.
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An AMERICAN INVENTION
IL cREATCsT Dr THE AGE

IT'S grss, utility. simplicity, cheapness Of price AM
adaptation 10 the wants OF all classes Of the con
muni,y strongly recommend IL ia every state ia the
unon, but particularly the prsihes Of Iowa, which
| Is sLbslantstsd bS tho following and many otse'
certificates, references and extracts Of ettefs glyen
oy liable gentlemen whose names are affixed
thoret TO.
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Hayins become the patsntess and proprietor Of I'd.
10 aud James NJ. cTark's pstentCombuod Grinding aod
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WALL PAPER and BORDER
lust OPENING 1890 p., of Wall Pa psr &c; en-
81 iirely FRESH sIoCK aECEIvED sINCK THE FIRE at
The "Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 90 brady 81. lbe Poet ofiGe,
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

ass Nf
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with him, to the Infinite distress Of the saints, pro
foundly chagnined to find themselves so encroaehed
upon by the Gentiles. But il the last encroach-
ment of the kind. No more Of the United States
military. have been there since and Brighten says
he has promised the Lord that If they come again
he will FIX them that they viii let his Betty Mar
tins alone. And that was the end OF the attempt
by this administration to give Governor to Utah.
Brigham holds on to the place, and Mr. Pierce
stands with hands off and the scandalpus spectacle
is seen of man assuming to be Governor By the
will Of the Lord repulsiug the United States auho.
rites, trampng the laws under foot insulting and
defying the Federal Government, and no attempt
made to reduce him 70 Jaw and order, Such is the
insurgent condition Of the polygamous kingdom Of
the Latter Day Saints.
All have heard of this polygamy-a state OF
things at which morality, decency, shame revolts;
and l hrxe been told how an institution so abhor.
rent 70 human nature is kept up. and that IL Is by
virtue Of the civil power vested in Brigham and
his saints, sti more than by his religious power,
that there are enough to overturn the institution,
If il was not that all civil power, as well as the re-
Tgous jurisdiction, is in the hands OF Mormon au-
thorties so that this administration is actually res
ponsible to the moral sense of the civilized world
for the present continuance of polygamy in the Ter
ritoTy of Utah
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mercantile Change.

Church Anderson desires 70 make known 70 his
friends and former patrons that he has sold his
tire interest in the house at Nos. l l. Broad ST.,
where be or Mr.. JRe. H. Anderson viii still be found
ready 20 exchange civilsies vilh all parsieHiiyiy
with those who call TO make fall settlements He
takes pleasure 10 saying thst his successor RObt. L.
Weakly, has the means and Is well qualified as q
merchant, 20 give general satisfastioa 10 all who
may iaTer him with their patronage.
yaly 4s--if-BsRper copy.
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From the N. Y. Express, July2
Massachusetts Erect The Springfield
C0mvcn ffon.

Our friends from Massachusetts, giveus encourage
ing accounts of the Springfield meeting. The
number Of Delegates who retired were leo of the
1871 who voted for Fillmore against Fremont in the
Convention, or about half Of the whole Conven-
ton
Those who retired were firm men ane true and
the result of their deliberations the enthusiasts
tic nomination of Fillmore and Doneson. The news
spread through the town. as it will through the
State and the end will be great gains for the Anne.
rican cause and ticket.
The Springfield American, true, manly Ameri-
can Journal with national sentiments and sectional
antipathies, has raised the Fillmore and Donelson
Flag.
The Republicans struggled themselves into the
Convention in large numbers, and contrved to al
low 337 Delegates cast 447 UoteS. This piece Of
fraud led to tb bolt As among the regular Dele
gates, Mr. Fillmore had decided majority, though
his friends would have been faithful under any cir
cumstances, to the National Council
Several OF the Vice Presidents retired and both
of the Secretaries The Fillmore and Donelson
meeting broke out with rousing cheers for can
didstes.
We expected no such good news this from the
Old Bay State. The seed is sown. The harvest will
be plentiful.
Last year when the Americans were betrayed in
Convention but eleven strue men retired, and the
State was carried BY about 5000 majority.
This year l67 retire, and the State will go for
Principles against men, and for the whole country
against one who stands upon piece of it.
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LAFAYETTE.- In the third volume of the
"Life of Washington" by Washington Irving,
lust issued, we find the following interesting
statement, in relation to Lafsy ette:-
During his encampment in the neighbOrhOOd
of Philadelphia, Washington was repeatedly at
that city, making himself acquainted with the
military capabilities of the place and its sur
rounding country, and directing the cOnstruc-
ton of Notifications on the river. In one Of
these visits he became acquainted with the
young Marquis de Lafayette, who had recently
arrived from France in company with a num-
Der of French, Polish and German officers,
among whom was the Baron de Kslb. The
Marquis was not quite twenty years of age,
vet had already been married nearly three
years to a lady of rank and fortune. Full of
the romance of liberty, he had torn himself
from his youthful bride, turned his back upon
the gaeties and splendOrs of a court, and in
defiance of impediments and difficulties mul
tipled in his path, had made his way to Amer
lea to join its hazardous fortunes.
He sent in his letters of Recommendation to
Mr.. Lowell, chairman of the Committee of
Foreign Affairs; and applied the next day at the
door of Congress to know his success. Mr..
Lowell came forth, in fact, was embarrassed by
number of foreign applications. many with out
merit. Lafayette immediately sent in the fol-
lowing note: after my sacrifices, have the
right to ask two favOrs; one is to serve at my
own expense; the other, to commence by SER
wing as a volunteer"
This simple appeal had its effect; it called
attention to his peculiar case, and Congress re.
solved on the 3lst of July, that in consideration
of his zeal, his illustriou, family and connec-
tions, he should have the rank ofmajo general
in the army ofthe United States.
1t was at public dinner, where a number
of members of Congress were present, that
Lafayette first saw Washington. He mmedi
ately knew him, he said, from the officers who
surrounded him, by his commanding air and
person. When the party was breaking up,
Washington took him aside, compmented
him in gracious manner on his disinterested
zeal and the generosity of his conduct, and
invited him to make headquarters his home.
IL cannot promise you the Injuries of court,
said he, "but as you have become an American
soldier, you will doubtless accommodate yOnr-
self to the fare ofan American armv."
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ADDITIONAL.

THE undersigned just in receipt of Iare invoice Of
Silk French Hair and Straw
BOnnetS. White * Fancy Ruches.
EmbFOideries. BFilliantes.
TarletOns, white and fancy.
SVViSses. Muslins. LaCe-Mitts.
Rhine and GPOsde Naples.
Blk Silks. Fancy Bonnet Ribbons.
Fancy ~ Black Leather Belts.
Pearl Vest Buttons of many grades.
Mosquito MEETINGS, sc. Sc,
Which they offering to the trade reasonable prices.
MORGAN co,
jyS-1y No. 40 Public Square.
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University Grammar School.

THE Preparatory Department of the University viii be
opened Monday, September sth under the special
direction Of Prof H. Stewart assisted by members
Of the College Faculty Tho study embraces two
years. and designed prepare boys for entering the
Freshman lass in the College. Pupils will be required TO
remain in the school-room from five to six hours day
The dgent efforts of the Faculty will be given to make
this all respects first class school, adapted to the
Of the city aud country
Terms $25 per session, $50 per annum.
For particulars apply to Prof stewart, Col h. R John
son, or to J. B. LIND LEY,
July 5, SIN. Chancellor of the University.
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You've MENs' FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN
CLUB.-The young men of Nashville faVors-
bic to the election of Fillmore aud Donelson,
are to meet on Thursday next at the Market
House, for the purpose Of organizing Yong
Mas Fillmore and Donelson Club. The
movement meets the enthusiastic appreciation
of all the yOOng men Of the American party
70 whom it has been mentioned, and large
and efficient Club will be formed. Let every
young man in the city who desires the success
of great statesman, pure patriot, and
true and tried friend Of the nztion,-A man
who declares be is for his country, his whole
country, and nothing bat bis county, at
1. Market House on Thursday night and en-
II himself under the banner Of FILLNORE
AAD DoSELsOs.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09
CHANCERY SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Chanery Court Nashville
IL at its May term, 1856 in the VIM Pybus, Samuel
Scott and Samuel Clark the Augusta, Atlanta, and Nash
vile Telegraph Company. | will Monday 2Sth inst,
pose for public sale the highest bidder the Court House
yard in said city, property real and personal be-
longing TO the said Telegraph Company, in the State Of
Tennessee and Georgia. consisting Of apparatus wires posts
fixtures, furniture, and the right Of way, &c.
TERMs--Said property viii be sold a credit Of six and
twelve months notes well secured.
jy9 c. d. BRIEN c. NJ