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NoRru DAyrsposr.- NO portion Of on

NoRrH DAVENPORT. NO portion OF our
city is improving fas,er than thai part thus
designated From the top Of the bluff, or
gc may say from the foot Of the bluff, to
the distance of eight 70 ten squares back, a
series OF fine residences are being erected
On Brady street more especially some
beautiful houses have been bulb and this
nay now be considered the fashionable
street Of our city We rode through North
Davenport yesterday morning before the
saa mad dispeIed the dew iron he grass,
vet found the citizens all up and preparing
o. their daily avocatjoRs,
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ANOTHER "puSyUL OCCURRENCE ~
THE Cry OF WAsHiNGToE. are IN
formed by letters from Washington thar on
last Sunday morning the Hon. Dir, Keitt,
OF South Carolina, who has made himself
notorious a. one Of the accessories 10 The
brutal assault in the Senate Chamber on
Mr. Sumner, beat his wosher.womsn, This
will doubtless e announced in the inteil,-
genser with all that ameni1v AVID forbcar-
ance which has char cterizsd ia only no
tic token Of the recent violation OF the free
dom OF debate in that city. We may fairly
expect % reRd paragraph, nrIng the lead
or tor rursday, as folIows:--
1T Is our unpleasant duty to notice an
Other occurrence Of q very painful character
#hjca took place On Sunday last ut wa
lurd's Hotel, being, We are sorry 70 say, a
personal conflict between the H9n MIR heltt'
ofSouth Caroline, and his washer woman,
growing out Of what was regarded as per-
sonsl proyocaton." .-....
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No THE ofIhe " Sec sT7 Mr. ( e0scr
No 2-The K t Sec 9 IT'S n RAE 100 acre.
No 3-The \ " sec 10 7 e AB2 T 100 acres,
Tue above three tracts beautifully situated on
the Railroad 8 miles from Davenport.
No THE w Of the : w / of Sec 10 IT 7sNR (
Gs 5.The s sofs v otsee T7asRs 80
acros4 miles from Davenport.
No The of the b Of Soc Il rs \ r b.
70 ucres, oUI Rail Road, miles from Davenport.
No 625G A iU0aeres IN SECS Is & 10 ~ RE- E,
upon the Mississippi River 2 mile. from Davenport
No IT, no acres ~ seG's27 and "a T7s RE
Improved Farms.
SO IL Auimprcyei t.fn fenced and al cultivated
a.ae houss s2ff,ns2 an eTsss On It, on Hickory
-tarted entreit Gr0uui toe farm. 200 acres.
No l6--Eu sees Il, "a - 80 Y r. , Il, $50 acres,
t6o improved aud 10 H. timber.
NJ ~ 3 Hnc fGrn ol l26 acres, 4sf.ucsd, 90 IN
der eIiuy ALTON. : miles ftam town, mile east OF
Dubl4ao road. ms from Daizeli farm.
40 ::}--iAs t4rsut farm Dubuque road, miles
IRON town, 23 shaaly cultivated, house aud or
card &c
Houses aad Lots in Davenport.
ysII-FIns brick house On 9Th 81. between harri-
son pd RGpley SIS Excellent we'll, good stable, DC.
w NS 81 80 H0uss rooms, good wen, &c.
Lolr2H53I, o. Brat notr Locust 81.
E aosg--A : story house on sts ST. containing 10
rooms and slors. ~a
No. 83.-Good frame house, A rooms, cellar, &c,
On Jth ST. between bIue and Myrtle Lot -Bxl5U.
s5 .' '9' ON On SID S., cor q College s4sIsO
on Perry st. cor. Of st0 6OatsO
IA CLIETOE COUNTY, IOWA,
No. 22--S. fractional OF LAe y, ". See. q Z.
rI y. K. T., u s7.l0o acres, near fhorn's Mili.
in STORY COUNTY.
No. 53-NHto 0. n 3 Of sec 81 I - y 40
"' NJ. : s4S orNw ofs.sll 81 W so acres
30. as u of sec II T 50 % w 100 acres.
M 36-S Of \ Z Of sec Il r 80 70 " 10 acres.
NJ SIN OF y w OF sec - 7 SO 4 % w 80 acres.
No. ~ of ) b OF sec % 1 ~ % w 60 acres
No. 3g--S W frac of W fsec Is I - 4 , w
No. su--NEt Of s.c IL T a r % w loo acres.
IN JASPER COUNTY.
No An 4. of sec 30 + 80 go W 100 acres.
INKEokuK COUNTY.
NO 4a--S Z and \ w 4ofsee I a Z l3 " 2G6
40. ass w and N W. of sec : TT K lsw aao
acres. 80 --,-..
No 44-S W frac. OF secs I IS 10 W I43 acres.
No. As W. II sec IS T "a l. " 100 acres.
No. A6-W Of \ h and ofh W ofssc IA I
- NV in BENTON COUNTY.
No An 4 of sec IS L - Il 8 w loo acres.
IN MUsCATlNE COUNTY.
No. 4s-w o W. fsec 30 r 10 Il w 50 sores
miles from Muscatine, 5 from junction. Apply 10
IL GRUSDN COUNTY
no. 5 Us + ofs zee . Is W $50 ssrss
| Nc silva GIN r Of see i0Ts7 Is w soscres.
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
Nc. 52-E lofNht Of sec . 81 Z 20 W 30 acres.
Nc. a3-s " ofS II efsec Il 81 20 Az
@'''S' IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. 5.GS of y ri OF sec ESQ X W ~ sefss.
Nos5-S GIN Et Of see 20 T al 81 W 50 acres.
No. 56-Housc aud Lot, Store sud took OF soods,
wILLIAMALLEN,
General Land Ase.L
Fsb 6-df ofhe- Post ofice Building.
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FULL Towx.--The circus can

FULL rowS,--The circus came IA the
light time for the country. folk wljg wished
to see 81, % they aEe through With their
planting operations, and have aear holi.
dzy time as ever happens on farm between
March and November. A great many OF
them we're 10 town. and amongst them some
ysaagsters, whose eager locks as they
passed along Indicated hst they were about
10 see their hrst show, We hoped they en-.
yoyr3 themselves us much as they had an.
tcipsind
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TALLMAN & POWERS,

LAND AGENTS.
f)+ics IN Akinsoa's block, Ssc01s6 .StTsst, lie
tDeen Brady and MAR.
OFFER forsa TIE following vsira Peal Is,
City Properly in Davenport.
J.. House and i9tSn Third Street near the eoFneEa
Rock island,
3. Sixlots tSorth Davenport, tween Perry ami
Root Island Streets.
ihe city NEST rapidly Improving and Kill b. sodeH
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in johnson County
81 q, q, < X 8 q 9eT - eange vi .s,.crss
MA offs Il $ 9dT 10 N. Rangse asst 90 acres.
The above isrdsare NJ on the liHe Of the railrsad
rom Davenport 10 Iowa City.
Clinton County
Nine hundred acres IL prairie NJ = 81 Bety Ferea Of
tirnheE land near Elyira ?. O. miles FROM L.
ons elinten Co., near he Railroad; al eh.'ce land
The s5oTe properly viii se sold On li5oralcrsdft.
Scott County.
ImVrayed farm one mile sad half ron Prince
ton. sixty acres FIRST rate land eli Improved VIII
good house,. VIII be sold a. saIEEiE.
Powsshiek County,
Two hundred and afty acres fns rs.Tie .GEa s~o
miles north Of Aontezuu,a- the county scst.
Men l7-'S6-du
100 acres unrnproved land ~ o miles lr5m Hickory
Grove, three miles from NDcott, ter Eilles from
Davenport, veil watered.
100 acres ave miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
ypry choice land
Near Davenport.
Oas and One-half milos from Court House on The
bluff, with superb yiG-s q river and surrounding
country small farm Of IS acres asder The hishes.
state OF cultivation ami we'll supplied with fruit
trees. The mos. beautiful lard ia The iciEily The
city,
Seven miles IRON Davenport,
farm of60 acres, 40 under cuitivalion, ~ OF tia
Der. A never failing stream rms through H. VIII
tesoid very cheap rrass
Near Waicott.
50 Acres cf choice prairie s bargain
At North Davenport,
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FAIRBANKS CELEBRATE sCArKs

4 nAPTkDb any required oftF
e-essl - j alloA 81 weighing, as lgt uqA,
Ut coal, lay stock, and for tho use u
"a warehouses, stofss and foundrle-,
IL Nud IN short FOR every Find 81 bus
IN ness
- - Ino great skill al. aJtAt3 eta.
soSs s.ia iaf oa ,ls ssl pR ba
ses+s.ssJes manufacturer never TO allow 81
mperl-e r,ice togo fotth from their etlab.ahmei'
has gained tgf their Scaesa rjpuaion that has new
er been urpasstd In thp whole range Of usefui me-
cbansms
The Scales no unanimously acknow lodged rs the
staHdard la ail TRANSACTIONS W weight,
A lawsuit which arose from discrepancy 81
ghls 5gtWesn one of fairbanks scales ~ use pJ
the Baltimore a ONO Railroad Company aud one 81
another manufacture recently tned Ia me Coar1
elgommon PleDs, Baltlnore, las case occupied ibs
decision stated an Ehy rssU ~ lis etiarnGe, that The
accuracy u Fatrbaaks scGis AIS estabiished beyond
all question For sale by mo,
BUAAUNs, PKEI1 lyman q DaIZELL
Tae we'll Suawn reputation Of these scateA has rs
Uced the yrndera Of perfect and worthless balall-
o. oG5r them t@ttntk's Scales, ana parchas-
8 rs nave thereby ia many eaGes been subjected
lruud and imposition, Ih1 manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable cUmpehtors VINO trans
act business in Lurir own Hamea, but regarding lba
perpetrators u tAe ABOVE fraud, puTsuiug c0GrEe
alike unjust and dshou9faDie tat! take this Aeth0d
70 rautlOH tbe pubic OI thstf impSstl9Is.
the patsDtsas mana acture under their Osn IN
spectiOn onIy al thaIr iactny ia 81 lphns5Ufy Vt.
For sale ia Davenport soeiy ay
BURROWS, FtEI LYMAN s. DAbEEIL.
r. 4. 4. tAihBANkS & Co.
~ ,lohttsbury, W., May -, 1880.
May ~. l&wfy
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IMNIeRAsrs.-Qutte large company Of
immigrant. TO the interior OF our Stale
passed through this city yesterday. There
we're rs or 80 wagons preceded by large
drove OF stock.
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BIRDs.-Eiow soon do the birds get up!
Yesterday morning before 4 "'c'E. we
heard blue birds utterrg ;hoir peculiar joy
ful note, tho carly hsrbinger Of snring.
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est N q w 8


/ Arrival OF the steamer lDotaa AZ AusosS.
QuEsEc, June 3.--The steamer Indian
from Liverpool, May 81, arrived during Y
night Political news ID unimportart
In the House Of Lords Monday, Lord
Clarendon, in reply to The question by LORD
Elgin, said the letter signed h. Hammond,
was n genuine document, The agents o.
| Costa RIGA and some South American State
had, since the attack Of Walker, appealed to
Englsn for assistance to defend themselves.
/ A great variety Of projects had been laid
before the government for acceptance; Of all
those requests her Maiesty's Government
had refused, declaring they would have moth
| ing to do with Central America, at the same
time deploring the consequences of Walkers
attack on Nicaragua, in which its prosperity
had been sacrificed, and would be glad ii his
enterprise had been carried no further; that
their action would be limited 10 sending ma
val forces to that boast sufficient for the pro-
lection Of British property
The war department, in compliance WITH
tie urgent request of Costa Rlca, had con-
sent ed to loan arms, but tn arms had new
or been taken by the agents Of Costa kica,
and the government had consequently com
municated to the U. $. in the matter, and
Mr.. Marcy replied TO Mr. CHAMPION on the
9Th Of May, saying he disapproved Of the ex-
.tng state Of things in Nicaragua, and
thought it would cast shade upon the rep
utation Of the u 8. and British governments
to ombne for the protection Of their sub
jects,
Dispatches from Vienna state that con
vention had been concluded between the
Porte and Western Powers, and that the
evacuation of the Turkish territory by the
allied troops would be completed in SIX
months. The weather in England had been
shore ON The coast.
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i CLOSE g. COS. COLUMN.

=-
4KrE are pow prspared e offer DEALER md con
w suiners aIifgs stock of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware uuen tsrmsaHd prices which sTnot fsi 10 suit
no 10 n hardware iaattsrs end n ute calls from
sur grcndF vac desire fair dealing.
+ ar cash We propose 70 seii OK small advance
20OD kegs hsiia Cali soon for barge rs - Nails
T. fLOSE Il co.
LuRE King safos ne only go.tine kind Tor gale
i cheap BY 1, CLOSE %.
mos ofall hzea for sale owst a co.,
NAH Circular, Muey and cfo.. o9,, a Tn,1
IRON Axtes. Thimbie sSelbs andsprings Al
I. CLOSE + cos,
9AhPESTEks' Tools Of syery dsscI,pilos, for
tn ADD Pocket c"ae e as. ;ost CO.. G, ;aIe
puAps, Force Lifting aud Chain pumps for sale al
/ .GHThING Rodsand Insulators f1r sale at
II r. CLOSE cos.
r &AD Pipe ofail sises from sIg, or ssIs At
al Tons Fence Wire fors.ls ch .agaa o,s
NV y. CLOSE d CO.'S.
4 ARDRh Tools ofeyeT! description a.
" CLOSE & co.'s.
Rao 'nd PISTOLS e9s' q sfo3r f9l 81, eo .~
Groves ana TIawsre which sill bs sold e4eap a,
= Z. CLOSE co.'s.
MOVES Portable 'f''' Hn 7. CLOSE . cos.
T EATHER Beluas all .i,e.st -.
/ T.cIosE & cos.
LLAc RsDllIH's Tcois, Bellows, auvils, Ham.
d mere, FOR .ule low al I. CLOSE & cos.
poPE-NoLilla and Hemp, ali szesat
IL 4. CLOSE & cos.
L'E6INE. Car and Signal OH for sale by tho barrel
Il or gallon 81 7. CLOSE + co.'s.
CAV Mandrels Of all sizes from inch to 3 in. for
= sale at r. CLOSE cos.
Iarrners III fnd the best assortment of Ames' and
oshef make OF sho ssis, spades seoops, Hoes,
totsh, &C, at 4. CLOSE d co.'s.
(BAINs, Log, Or, Binding, Trace, Halter and
u Breast eAains a, T. CLOSE d cos.
f,oRS shelters and Hay Gutter . forfale Iovat
u 4. CLOSE d co.'s.
aa-s
l.tU It. CLOSE cos.
IOO T. CLIO ii y cos.
TURNER'S SpoeE-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
/ aud Zinc, for sale al 7, Close d cos.
staUDBERY and Coach Trimmings al very low
- Fricee, ut T CLOSE s. co.'s.
tSTH tTE Lead in oil, I Cfo.e and Co. Brand,
w Ju:yrscsiged, srranted the best in market.
II I. CLOSE 81 cos.
1 ISsEED Oh By the barrel or gallon al
II r. CLOSE & cos.
- ASH, Glass aaG Patty all prices a.
- T, CLOSE & cos.
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Indignation Meetings

BOSTON, June 50.
The citizens oil Cambridge he'd an ndlg-
nation meeting, which was largely attend
cd. The Hon. J. Barker presided, assisted
by Hon. P. Parsons, Jared Sparks, II. w
Longfellow, and others
BUFFALO, June 3.
A meeting to take into consideration the
recent assault upon Senator Sumner and
the present state of affairs in Kansas was
held at the Eagle street Theater last eve
ning. L~rge numbers were in attendance.
Hon. E. P. Stevens presided,
Speeches ere made by Hon. Jas. o. PAT
nam, Rev. Drs Thompson aud Heuc0ck,
and Mr.. Whitman, Seargeant.at-srms of
The kansas Investigating Committee, aud
resolutions adopted denuuncing the Sum.
ner assault, and calling tor instant action III
Kansas matters
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LAND WARRANTS,
b
IOWA LIND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney ana Counsellor at Law,
GENERAL LAND AGENT, AND REAI. ESTATE
BROKER
Post ONCE Building Brady Street,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collectors promptly attended il IN ali parts of tue
sta; Lands entered and ted in ali La nd
Districts of The State, Money invested and Taxes paid
FIR nnn.residents; Money leaned on unencambeEed
Real Es at security; Farms Houses and Lots leased
R.a Estate of ell kinds bought and sold on Commits
alLn
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SPREADING The F.. Des Mone5 CT
tzsr of the 2sth speaks thus Of branch 10
that place OF q very successful banking
honse in this city
"Messrs. MackIol, CorOin q White have
removed their banking hoHse INTO their
new office, in Exchange Block. on Walnut
a. This is al extensive and reliable house
and is conducted by men OF undouhted tnan-
cal ability and experience. Dealers III
real estate would do we'll to give them Il
call"
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New Orleans Items

New Orleans Items.
New ORLEANS, June Alt is supposed
the whole American Nun. cipal ticket is e.
lected.
The east wing Of the louisiana Penilen-
ii at Baton kcuge vas Destroyed by fire.
Loss 500 900 and nine pris1 ers es-
capped.
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COL. WOODS MUs4Un
LYNN LIYisar ri N ON b.E.as,!v
AT LIE CLAIRE HALL,
sduesa y ana Thursday, June 4th anu 5th,
4, 4LAIEsI nasIF4i attraction in the world hondcT
- uou Epnder seven gFg8i curioses al IN enc ga
sE4,uH was visited 10y loteg psopls in 81. Louis
IS -s..s VITA III. sfsstest ieiyba
q IL a IL q a. l. h G. It ION
insisting y the following wonderful freak # as
I'D. q. among the au1tar nay Is found
The Swiss Bearded Lady,
% CaA lui, olg .Iealcst surlosiGy 0t tHis rguHtEy
ia Switzerland, France, England ana TIC United
,aIes
TIE American Giantsss
81. sylvia Harry. from Wintoa Franklin county, No.
yearly eight lesJ high, weighs SSl pounds, sni ~
iu!rys lSt yas ol ordinary df! I'd. lVI The complete
The Young Esau,
70 u tie bearded lady, 2lz years old, wtL s.ir "
skcr. his back, shoulders and body ans entirely coy.
r with hue OF soft hair, and i vllr VI tu llz *
,rEAtly well Che nost beautiful elld ia the world
EbL Gu3an 81 Fairies. Smallest lady ia the WORTH
Mrs. Ellen Briggs
G4g ga excel her IaYelile.s; the very g o. beauty
las made form in miniature almost divine; very nizIl-
goa l. and speaks several languages luenly la, been mar
fed ii years, ana e the pothel "a three beautiful eh.
iren. she accompanied BY her husband. fins szed
Gentleman, and She is the size u Gen Tom IGumb
Ih- Illinois Children, or the
Sucker Babies,
Two l..-e4s children the world boy L. wears lid
'ssshins 40 pound7 sill years old, weishas AZ
pounds. DOt very Intelligent and hLe lcokng The boy
"a 59 iuchss around the waist Also the
Sw IS Warbler.
yUu4 4a that will initiate all the featEggti son. s-rs
gg the grove and discourse iaost beautiful music the
JcwIsh CyniGal.
Da.gs open from to Z, aua is0ls IL III !. Iii
admission TO all 50 cents children . cents,
HIy 2its
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slagsry-ExtsnsioR Convention at Cincinnati -
Second Day.

oeeVpu nay
CIscisSATI, June 3.
The Convention was called 10 order at
haif.past ten.
John NJ. Dawson, OF Penn, from Com
mlllee on Permanent Organization, report
ed the following names:
President, John f. Ward, Of Georgia
eve omit the V. PSI
The announcement Of the Presidents
name was received with applause.
The committee also recommended the
adoption O the rules OF the last convention
Tor the government OF the present conven-
ton.
On motion of Mr. RockhiII, of Ind, the
report was unanimously adopted.
John l.. Dawson conducted the President
to the Chair.
motion to admit The delegates from
District Of Columbia to the floor, and the
debates laid on the table, was announced
amid great rejoicing that the Democrats
had elected Mayor and Council Of Wash
ineton City.
Mr. Bayard, OF Delaware, from III Com
mit,ec on Credentials, reported the Ms.
souri, case, admitting Anti Benton DcIeg-
ates. (Cheers.)
We take the following from yesterdays
Chicogo Press =
Yesterday the Convention as organized.
The President, on taking the chair, made 8
remarkable declaration, 10 wit, that the
Democratic party, with Ihe issues that di.
yised it RON other parties. "had passed
away" No, no, Mr Pfes.shSS. the real
Democratic party has not 49, away as
the slavery extension faction calling itself
by that hoEored name will find between
now and next November. The following
dispatch was received at the fremont
House:
CINCINNATI, June 8, p VI.
The Convention will settle matters be-
tween delegates this evening, BaIIoting
to-nortow. Buchanan has gained tea
votes in the Ohio delegation since yester-
day. Buchanan's friends are sliIl very san.
guine. Ii is doubtful whether ne can via
with the two thirds rule, which has been
adopted unanimously by the Convention.
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pATLNT RCoEING.

4, ESTLRAES and 5uildersAl general vii do
1--we / TO stop end eaieaiste II i net ior their
fsterrsts before ing tL4lr contracts for shia-
Eis Tin ~ ana ntDe reon, asd ma airs in! TO the
pfopr ilcs All ltefts vi VESTS FateHL uairaDic
10 eut covering h1Ltss, as Tue sue.et losfs
she's 05 inevntosG.b PROC that u is Hot cal! the
bystb4tLae laost inragl aE0 caea 81 PIre amt Wa
e., p.o9f uat Iiai ever laseulsJ, . ~ Ave sseA
10 CO.. G AsIigi sttslsd esefy change OF seatner
tHgDugu lBs I4s ia, I'D eiG gave the oe-l reer
gases ~ tpri hign sts,i0n 4Ad gaed cha act In
y i sra. Ig.t . otasr stAtcs, WAC ara living
ana csa hp re isrrei 10 VI tettsf or pers .na u.
AIessss V si3ssGte are nov pa pafsd 10 csecnte
lY urds rs 10 Es,siiu ln-s may D. isgrs With, ana
i ~ co cred tNa en- al longs Vn BrsdS
Fulhs1feet, Fse iuteSe ed car eNs 20 ne avm iUT
rhefrU ia salIe tgpbi sJA bunn!nT al aAD IN hogR
Island Utsy AN ordsfs vii b .AIH ~ attended ip
49, d d.tsuel 4tt eNer That ual vsHrr EeoaHu.
Ibs ausscit5er, are fcalg u aV1I 'h1 u<st 70 use
ts aJuse cement az aay t9uHtg OF township 10 tue
STATE VI Iowa u erJ favorable lHrals aH4 say pgi-
sVi -laH,uZ 30 saEaEa ia easy at,. probable bas.-
8cs-. requiring sHl q fua'i Ca ttt ~ TAI sue
ta4 l4,Ea. NE ytaPiVaa lSgl.
\. b. iha PATHS atv GaaNfgTEl against imrOsi
Iona, as there are gvt . sCyug4l o lae river iii
ues olcIlag afIgV salu iaT las pses, pUTP"s.
" initiating Tho UA $50 comp s,t3Yu. Heme14 Dor
here Is uOne genuine ua. ss4s Patent btVanly
Lb4BCIt. "a ~. NJ ~ 81 ~,
3I,ory OF Clumerstal Budding, .ofrsT oil Brady
iud second 70, Davenport Nos 81 aSu
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Peoria Marine aud Fire Insurance Company,

Peoria Marine aud Fire Insurance Company,
PEORIA, ILL.
CHARTKRED leAi.
TIyHlS Company continues 10 issue policies on
L MARINE, INLAND, NAVIGATION, TRANS
POkTATI0S AND FIRE RISKS, ~ rsGse"est
rates.!
An unconditional EeIurn premium 81 ~ per cent.
viii 30 paid back 10 cargo customers al me close :"
the yeAr. .a.,
situated may be insured against loss OF damage .!
DIRE, fG, any length OF time from cns 70 hNe !ers,a
low rates Of premium, and thus avoid asses snen's
Us ia Mutual COmpanies.
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
lsRcc GndSTAlE fhe0. Perry, ". a. iieIroa,
!. q. ISns- W. Il. Phelps III IL beutAets9ni
Z. Holland, Nm. Esnu, J.. Holland,
Em. L. Mason, b. l., 4! BourllBd, }. Reynolds
Charles Holland.
-e--a.----a OFFICERS.
Is.,C GEpExulLI, Pres; b. l.. T. BouRLAEp, Vice
Pres: CHARLEs HOLLAND, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS Agent for Roek Island, Dag export,
Moline aud rieinity, Office, Miners BnidnE, IN.
nois street, Rock Island. utea in Davenport AZ The
Counting Koosa OF the State Democrat. Essr
May sath,s.t 7ag# saa-,
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NOTICE

NTOSET loaned on Real Estate Security
vi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought ard Sold.
Tine Drafts, aceeptsnces discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and soid on Commi-sioH
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TaLLMAA d POWERS,
Once oyeF iIsyhs Store South side Of s,cnnd street
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Fairbanks :seaies FOreCer.

Weas- WenaYW lcTUTHIWTE
Ssin III Il Tesen the Fatrbauk S, uies Of Fcir6aaks
make; also tuose mad b. other PARTIES 70 whom
Faiybank soId the right 10 make aud also those
made by the Duryee & Forsyta Manufacturing ON
nv. ANY md al OF which warrant 10 DE per
!scIn very particular, No Monopoly IS oar Motto.
Be,ow is our list of prices tor FairbaHk's Scales:
80 h Scale $500 300 b Scale a3d,0o
zio = 1890 500 - 5000
.Li 2HRO snG0 hay scale iG0,00
I9,sl 24,O0 1909 I" - l52 90
1899 :. $3.50
Win liberal deduction to those pur, nasing 10 sell
.Eain. our stock is now "a u aud weinyite all Sho
y lsh 10 investigate the qualities of the different
sfBd. Of Sates 10 call upou us. Scales sold oy US
which do NOS prove just resented VIC refund
lEe pLrehase mones exchange Tor any other KIND
oi SCALA. IL Val 90 see that our rris55 ara very
low fstanS4 4. CLOSES co.
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uh gLiEarEa ofths Ubtted states borgatznd soia =.
COOK SARGENT r COOK,
BaDkers and lie I'd gents,
fort Dss RGfHes. ioes
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Lands for sale.

rlNHE subscriber wishes to sell 90 or 81 acres ot
L choice prairie land situated 81 miles from the
city on the Aliens Grove road
wM GkAI.
April Sd-dAwif. at c, Lasslies stDfe.