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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
gesais Of he Tsxn E,ss:iol.iu conasetis,


The jsun elections Just he IN Connec-
test establish beyond doubt ghst &c ever
whelmipg majority IF the people Of that
State are in favor Of Fremont The ,osii-
lion E-tgPen the Bncaanan men and Fill
more men, ia behsif Of which tie Hon.
Ersstus Esyoss hss iabored ard l. siIii la.
boring so zeElously, had been e0rsuEIsted
there. and fha entire FILLMORE vags as cast
tor Ihe BasasnaH candidates ar these eiee.
,ioEs except Ia few towns where mixrd
tcAsss we're supported ~ the combined
Parties. lie result has been ttsJ the coa-
Inca il to;sl.y po.erless. IL the town Of
MADISON. Tor instance. cat Of 800 voters on
b 81 aege tosrd 10 Sustain the hachsneer
cana la;es. And in 49, towns given by
ne Har.fUFd Coarakl, comprising hssFiy all
where elections nave Raw tazsn place, -
rive Fremont ma 9rIizs, s. Buchanan ma
I5gi.iss, ard are divided. Cont ssted
with me results in The sane places las. tall
tie Republicans have gained q tosDs and
tie Border Rufians in 10, This has been
accomplished with 9 great effort CT the
part OF the latter, ar without special e1sr-
lions IN ihs part Of the former. Compare
| with the vote OF last spring the aggregate
vote Of Freedom in .hess towns is 1000
Taking these fscts into view, e are iusli-
led in srying that g, the election in No
We Il Ger, 10000 is the least majority thai
Connecticut will give the standard, bearer
Of Freedom ~ y. Tribune, lls.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

s.s--tot clock - .oaH ga. s4r.....
western avenue sns ii liza 6.4.s.
private residence III gRa c!iy
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orx hr,rH.RKrrs-Few person

Oux Met MARIETs.-Few persons ~ho
have no, seen the herds Of Bufsloes upon
the Western prairies, or The segregated
masses Of wild cattle or the pampag Of
South America, can have any adequate
conception Of the scene At 70 ty-fonrth 81
Yesterday morning, when there v ere gath
cred o. single market over E5UR THOus,
AID fat sleek bnilocks--ths largest number
we believe ever offered for sale At one iir.e
and place 10 this city II nor in the county
The total receipts for the city during the
week ending yesterday was five THOUSAND
SIX Hu6oREU AND FoURrEEs. Nearly al
Of these were forwarded over railroads.
oove thousand OF them taking boa's
down the river from Albany Y. Tmes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

FREMONT IN SEw YoHK CIrr.-The N.
Y. Re.s1 ssys:-"We verify believe that
things are taking such shape as will give
Fremont large majority in this city against
Buchanan and Fillmore. The Buchanan
democracy, is breaking to pieces in every
direction, from the pure want OF inherent
ealesiysness. The Fillmore men have for
lesIlxs only spoilsmen and Office seekers in
whom the people have NJ confidence, and
The rank and file of both parties appear to
be Sisgus,ed with the old rotten machinery
to which they have been harnessed, and are
coming out generously IN favor Of Ere.
mont
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A pr1 psopo,rrIos. For the sake OF

A PIAIs PROPOSITION, For the sake OF
plain, plumb, square proposition, iet US
ua, the case Of the Free State mea Of ksa.
SIS at the worg--iet Us ssy that through sil
the Kansas wars and uibu!a'ions thsy have
been as much to blame IS be pfo-sisyery
men-say that Col. Harvey and his men are
as much msrsuders and mnrdereFs IS Col.
Titus and his xsng--aud what DO We see
developed 10 Gov. Geiry's policy Gesry
who i the echo Of James Buehansn. The
fact il. Gel, Harvey and his company are
prisoners indicted for murder, and Col, Titus
and his crowd are mustered into the service
Of the United States. and paid for guarding
,he free STATE prisoners = clEeinsa'i Con-
1zsye.ol
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DR.. w, y. ELAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULIST AND AURISp

e. r.rclaGEEt a.ss-ass5 .E Rseg Island "a lNnal.
IL trIgaI, ,rsst- .aar - fIat-l, who're ls WI!
b aapys l4 @ ray "-. ret - aE Iisesaes ~ IL
&TF slT Ii.
having aeE .F YeG- has special pFag-A Of
AS Profession 20 fs aa 1rHreEiaTe aAny gaag h4-s
syeE up ia despair siGh a4Ealrgs!- tbs sYmp.oas Of
which mSsEuess o. sas, EDgn4Fy e5gegrs rUatnE
before the Fye objects gPp2ar gbzeEEs B., cloud or ha
EussH. EE#tza Of as1t. 60 !4aln1t o. nv ptu.. ar
CstsIt-. sE NAsa flE lens IUrL gaisa auG .esF.tts
A2 ray Is 34 h passrf i4Ef RI, 4TIaJElz a. i4Ha.
garsou. 81 ssl, bb114F5s g. eU. Etra6ss.4 .f
S4uiualug, P' - Deafness t1 - gags Gus irg4s
AsylLE received iI5z- Ea-.z - nar an# wonderful
y,z-A.l1gzcoEs VIII rA-ah B.T egEalo4 se lugf mo
10 depths .! -Es cya al zoe iL.ssog ss clearly g.
aH 9lEat 1- hereby As,slt1l cEsat state ei tus
epic rsra s1- .at.c-.- AE-arsrls .bt lcns in IncUi
ens Cataract = i: 10 -l4l11&:sa sp~culun str "a
an.nllg Tia 5zE, rll sgTtfsl medical preps
tof cs.E o. soiyy Of Las c5Ynsa o. Ia ever The
eve wttzsrZ 20 E,a q tAs kulfso o. cAustF,
TO prsTel: t=poft-ol. u. D. detus 81 prudent "a,
state -hstE = regular Physician. E,l8s graduate
q. t1s U-gysg.iy G.. vermont, also d ne ECu York On
t.al-le aasr.Ea- az l.5 szgosss Otulsr i. a.
rrbu.zGs = 20 5tsst.1 70 seE % rs -ggb t the
q u1s3l5ets. -Ec-s = Ets G1tsclct ctasses 0f
ire sgs.
Z. 3d.. Z. vi. ts7ots tPoElea ol b. .Ias 10 tns
grsatnsc.e! oIo@!e tsatsf gssA!iy q. sas throat
aud lppEs, Aa~1ag cured hIBsf o! CoBsu Dtiou after
atgt I: q ait right lung Ice. 5y disease as well
nauy 0tGtTs II alse .ord.ICL. Uegs noEr. nom
nGns 10 igur.
Io:E, lsLssr. o.,. o 1855. d,rtf
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Mr. Crawiord's equestrian statue Of
Washington, Tor the State monument. at
Richmond, Virginia, slili remains at Ma.
Mich; il will not be shipped to the United
States until the comiog spriag. 4 govern
ment ship was ordered to Antwerp to re.
ceive the statue, but as the vessel could
1t approach ths. city sufficiently near to
take il on board, and it also beng found
n-cessa ry TO partially remove The deeks In
order TO accommodate 50 grea! bulk lis
shipment is postponed Us above stated.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

The Richmond Wing publishes -four col.
umns os"eYidenee" 10 prove that Fillmore
iss better Pro- Slavery man thsn BuchaE-
an. The Louisville Journal also publishes
couple Of columns Of evidence 90 the
same subject, including several letters from
Mlls-d Fillmore, which il closes with the
following remark: at will be seen from
these letters that Mr. Fillmore occupies
precisely the same position in regard 70 the
slavery question that the Sougb has always
contsnded for"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

TAs DouELE MukpEE.-The Museatine
journal speaking Of the recent murder, the
particulars Of which we have already pub
lished. ssys,--aWe learn that Mr.. MOODY
was in this city Saturday, in search Of the
perpetrators Of the late double murder in
Poweshiek county. The supposed murder
CT, father aud son, were heard Of at lows
City and West Liberty, and gave their
nssaes az conckright. The Iowa City Re
publican says they have left behind them
abundant evidence to fix the guilt upon
them. A reward Of g. ,5eo has been efier-
ed Tor their arrest"
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G0iuPEovsd Lands

No 80 s4as ittls farm zee. Evl.-a stsEtaE
sgT - .0Vi holss, 81 pEico sl20g
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A ssstkirS Lstsey.


HI r. h. WiLKIE, one Of the editors Of
the Essmssa Nscs, in the issue OF that ps-
per Of the I&th inst. eives publicity 10 8
letter received iron Mira. Nott, vile Of the
venerable President OF Union Ccllegs, New
Y ork, ard sppends his reply thereto. With
out commenting upon the propriety Of pub
Itching private communication, and with.
out feeling ourselves implicated il any i'm.
proper course Of proceeding, we transfer
Mrs.. Ms esustic production TO our columns.
si ii the single remark, that Mr., Wilkie in
bic desire 10 make known bic acquaintance
With an accomplished lady has evidently
never felt the sesthing rebuke respecting his
consistency. which every dispassionste
reader can recognize We feel constrained
to e one step further and say that the an
swes by its lsmensss and e9uiyoestion
throws out In bold relief the position as.
sumed by his fair correspondent snd only
makes assurance double sure a. TO bis
former compared with his present political
position.
usIos CoLIEsK. Oct ,, 1856
Mr.. wilKIE,
Dear Sir:-Ws are in the receipt OF
several Mes Of your Daily Epenias Nr.Ss,
| for which we are much obliged.
had followed you in your PeregrinstioRs
tow rds the setting sun, with the conviction
| that you would return to your post in Schs.
nec,ady, Notwithstanding your 'preseutl-
ment,n because had heard you say you
should 90 through College with yoar Class;
but Dr. Mott, who has great respect for your
editorial talents, said from the 6rst you
| would not return.
On account Of this premature termination
| 10 your College course, - well as the edito.
rial eorruscsuons Of COR Ersains Star. WA
truly sorry that luminsry 80 !uil of prom
ise, should wander away from the hemis
phere OF Dorp, whose tingy atmosphere ST
few brilhants illumine.
True, may obtain lis reflected light frou
the far west, but ale. from the west
shines not as formerly with the pure Ugh
OF Freedom, but dinmed by the intervening
miasma of Slavery, through which alone il
beams now reach US.
Its said that "eharity coyereth multi
tnde OF sins" think have fair portion
Of this chrisiisn virtue, and besides al
wsys ieel deep interest in any pupil {
whom Dr.. Not ihinks well, and whose IN
i euhraiions have SO often afforded me plea
sure bat how /, lover Of Freedom and G
Right, can subscribe for paper that 10 I
be an organ for PerVerting talents, and IN
advocate for the extension Of Slavery, wit
It's stripes and fetiers, over Territories no'
Joyous and free, do not ST present pei
ceire.
Wishing you every personal and soeis
blessing, 30 far a. is Compatible with tn
best interests Of suffering humanity every
where.
remain very sincerely yours.
uRAgIl Z. SoTT.
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CITY PROPERTY
'0'- Lois 6io'k ~ % Etl8lsTI-.--

''0's '2st % LtEa5 stl-sst..
,os-Let, aa4 .tls.A ia 4a.a-.
$50 each .l7t0 a--.--.
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ss' q nAt'eNa4 Fre.au.tats 1850. =.
3l2--rerg a lot gal..Eg5. .s.sg
a'sr sfsa5 street y lta aEt.sag 10. m
sis Wsu Lalf u lyg Il gIas5. .s..
ling house On hsHggs4 saa, vi H.
$50 pes foot ""--
1t--ls ? hea,sa ~ o. Hz.G si4s sr--.
the soi Tor - years, VIII be sg.5 sEtez "a s.-a
s?o-A HausS aud IottaIsst s...-..
lot oloek y house d siG r5sEt F5sr
tern, wood sasa Sc; pFi8t .sga ---.ar -f
al ! house wlsa ], aero III Es....
rrn part u thsci,l; .lae# t-
s.s--Lot block Is .o6Jb s..l
Western avenue, ons 81 Tia asa8sa
private residence IL gRs c!ly s.s
s.s--iot7 block aaa !. ana 60 y..e-.
A10i'ion' aeaftse famsie college -"',,
$50 louss sita II aJs.a of gfss.s
sul!en d Rdptaioa's s4g@sYt ,3aus ne, 49,. d.
3s3--A i0Uf story a.igh atgzs .1..-.
Eni BRADY slrsets ~. I'D
ILL., tssma tssttzg aaaE. vi. a .-,-.. ...
iSo's house Ga t5t5 gigta GO '--
49, houas and Izs a.esssst.. I'll. .,-..-...
bst-ess Ffont bal ssa5UJ ss.s.t,.E.s..2t ].
rooms III s!azti 44aeza ..z4 Cd 5.s Ri.
| pEies it~Vt -a
NJ -iJ--A tse at9sy ilag44 Ass.s. 81. z... .....-
| ~ % Western arkaut, 4yatB % SRI - .. -
slse4~ns, Eansy ,.5sa-s -.a.s1- s-.4 a..-
! NJ al "a Hoaas q sNE-a SIS ...lt,.....
ana "''''rn Ava ffss $3.50
No. a. "a Asass 81 ssa-r e. A.. ssg.. ....-.
s'ssi q HeissFa ave. Ps..a E-.,s. we
81 z4S-A aoase 81 ,sa.g a4ss SILL !....,....-
Il ~ do.T eat d " AFS. a..ls s. NV,
So, ga Three Houses Of It's SAM ..s....-
Faouis, On fAEaAl., sE, a0Itl % Ls4aat. 7s.. -g
| ground each. Price u ~
| Ne 2Ss,--A Hauss saa l., "a sues. ..,..
etc Lot siAlts,,Aggss .11.4-., sEssa.. u.s..
| No, 255y--A Ira1ls heass en- Fz.a.a ...... ....
Ass. en- IT. rg.5a.s aIgsLsE, Gssgg.u. 6 i. .ts
| y, ~.
Ne .o4--A ,wa s1oSy halre Aasas s. Il. ..,..-..
it6, ro,1sls, A4,ai.a =, KISS SIS, -. 80. -
| years sf'se sA5V.
10 Sc ,--Les ;. elasa 6, @-4ys.
Sc, g7u--A Iet p.la tive sEagl. l-.y.. an t- FL.
WeITsa, 4eEt5. Fatss ssa.
80 .7E--A Aarss a4.t Ia gu fg.s ....... ....
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The Hon. James Hamilton, son Of Al
exsnder Hamilton, straight Wing snd an
uaslloyed conservative, and the gentleman
10 whom recent letters OF the Hon. hsmii'
ton Fish, Hon Daniel Barnard and Hon
Washington Hunt were addressed, has
come cat 10 a manly letter for Fremont, -
he Constitutional candidate Tor the Fresi-
deucy
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southern CAlyA.r.

A chis alric race are the Southe.ne;s. =
brave and gallant people. TLe de!sadsIs
aos exactly Of their ''iaSye loves, Uas y
the enslssed "n.ggsrs." In Mobile fhes
got UP mob and drove tgo respectable
dealers sscr, the .isy, men e4o had been
citizens fot seventeen years and slave owa-
ers, because they cold oouFie OF copies O.
.Douclss' ltae Hack Denglss0 life 10
Lexington, Me-, thss aeid naa 10 bail in
sae sum OF one thousand dollars fer reeeiv.
ing and circulating few copies Of the
speeches OF Senators Seward snd SumnsF;
speeches that were delivered in the Ssns,s
ofthe United States, II Virgins thsy IA
dicsed a Postmaster to- giv.ls oui ofh;s O.
fee the New York Triha-s TO these ~ao
we're subscribers to il Whsts chivslrous
rsce OF nea are tie Scptherns-s' Tasy
are % much 10 dread Of Their slaves that
,hsy make slaves 81 themselves
fAs we write Sen,lenan si's Al our side
Whose case furnishes parable with that oil
Stricklsnd.s. Himself and son have been
forced 10 leave their possessions and ny Tor
their lives. They were the owners OF
Qrist and saw mill in the eastern portion Of
me State Of Mississippi, near the town Of
ouitmsn. They len their Eiils and al
their property At the mercy Of the mob ane
with just sufficient money to bear their ex-
,ssses to Rock Island. sought refuge at
the North Ar. Pierce for ak years had
been resideri Of The South; he was well
knsvn for his mild and christian dePort-
meat. And vhst think ye reader was the
crime Of these mess Negro slaves fse-
suently brought corn to bis mil from such
q distance that they were forced to remain
over night; 10 such ssses Mr.. Pierce had
frequen,ly been known TO throw down .
horse blanket on the door and let them lie
there instead Of passing the night In the
open air. In some cases when the negroe,
he'd been al dss withou, tasting food be
had been known TO give them the scrap:
from bis table. Against his son the serious
chsrge bad been preferred that he had beer
heard to say, that man who would &C, IS
did Brooks against Sumner wss no gentle
msn. These charges were sdiudged suit
cient to condemn them in tAs eyes OF thei
assembled neishbors and they were sen
tenced 20 leave the town within i've day
or their lives would pay the forfeit Wish
inc to put their business in ss eonTeaien
shape a. possible they did ne, depart unit
iAe morsing Of the fifth dty As they lei
they me, men coming in from VARGAS d
recticns 70 see the sentence executed upol
them, II any are disposed 10 doubt thi
statemea, the gentlemen are yet IL thi
city. and will be, perhaps. for some time
and they ean obtain from them all The par
ticuiars VI the transaction. This is TAI
illustration Of the ehiraly Of tbs fearless
and ms a,er;r,oas 2nutha~H<rS
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W. II. Palmer, pianist, was lately attack
ed in Washington city, lais at night, by
two robbers and dog. He tore the dog.
Jaw from the socket-struck one OF the vii
aims blow tha, laid his cheek open from
he eye to tne chin, and then pursued The
othef and tbrsshed him soundly.
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TEE BAksAIE.-The Tribune ssys: we
have authentic Information TO the effect
that the Hon. James Buchanan lately offer
cd the Hon. Willard Fillmore the embassy
60 England as an indacement TO withdraw
from his (Ffllmore's) present position as 9
Presidential candidate. We learn that
this proposal was mildly and decorousiy de
eliued BY the distinguished Fillmore, with
the suggestion that perhaps after the l4th
Of October, the distinguished Buchanan
night be ready TO rec Give similar ODER"
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Freedom OF opinion and spssch n most
Of the slave States sppeE-s 10 be under The
ban. Nrluisc- es there desire 70 speak f5-
Freedom but Calhoun Derocgscg skuLs
their snouths. The Elb4 fAisbsn..) Demo
states that Eve OF more Fremont men
ss been prescribed snd expelled from that
ace. Two men have besn banished from
lark Cosnty, Mississippi, and cne or tHto
persons suspected Of being In favor Of free
ion. had left Livingston, Aisbanss TO AVOID
ynching
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DYss Woaps.--'phe last words Of greet
men. says an exchange, are always rsipesa.
bered. AZ John q Adams expiree, be cried.
"Tnis 10 the last of earth" Daniel Wet
sser uttered the words. II slill live" !smss
Buchanan. surrounded BY the excited Key.
stone Club, exclaimed, az he turned .inla
. platform, ] an no longer James BOehsn-
Sn.n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
81 the black swan In iowa.


Und.r thishsad sn ted vi Der OF spec notices
will he inserted at 10 ceate per the each iasefeah
OF 80 etS. per week,
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CoAIrrsos confession Of Boiling
xkich We ppblisbe3 yesterday, ofs coalition
between the Buchanan and Fillmore lead
sn, created quite 5 sensation IN CiaeiaHalt
chen II made its appearance there. The
eesIstion IL general !, exists every where
Wherever yea fad Fiilmore Campaign
paper yoG may depend upon i thsl the
Bschsniers are Is main supporters. De-
spairipg In their own Strength they seek 70
divide that o. the Republicans. Bot ell
will come righi on ths alb Of NovsKber.--
They will find that they have invested tasiE
raonss in an improbable undertaking,
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SPECIAL Invitation

Thursday, October 2, 1850, wall be our opsRins
isy for the exhibition Of RIcH sELkAED STRAW
MILLINkRY, Ateaieh ums We wsald BE pleased
10 see eur friend. ana ell ho will favor as with
their patronage WA. b. NICHOLS,
psSenport oct / Corner Of Third and Brady SITS
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. $50 l-i-ae=ss-ssas'


n FANAPp (saeeassor o. Knapp = nsaMoay
~. would return sineere thanks 70 the patrons ~
thana an, hnbas hy renewed efforts 90 his part 70
receive III iutafe Hharal share Of patron1geirom
discriminating puhiie he slil a. sll lines asss 70
store tulI And eodIplats stock Of deods, leh stA
pie ana Fancy at ths heat and most hsnionaeic
styles ehlh ha altsrs hlmssi he VIII sell ~ Piees
which eannat fall TO meet the views q ~ puiesl
he eStands "a Invitation 10 Al 70 eau sha '"oa
Aroag hia y areroam,, SO. LeClate How,
Davenport oct ssdu
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DIANA FRoE 0P!pa E4TIsG.-Af. Id
ward Morton, an actor by profession, died
rem the effects VI opium eating lev days
SINCE, Al : Lsgis
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la one Of the lives OF Ar. Buchanan 4 i'
stated that be ha. been particularly KIND to
The widows OF Lancaster A good recon-
menda,ion for an cid bachelor
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LAMB FOss SALE.


LAND TOss SALE.
bfofor sale on sssy terms.
ALSO
-Four 80 acre lots fac for farming nHs RoEGh Of
Fulton, terIas easy aud price reasonable
--AIsU-
2!Qacrss 10 Washington county, I6 mites iroH 10.
Va civ aud - from Washington, and good road
leading from Commbas City to Richmond, "a acres
Of WAN Is one tia Der I'd the whole well ~sIared
viii be soil ghesp and ter ms easy.
"A LSU--
i1iotf : miles wess Of lows Ctt5 well TslsIst
and scr critics teens sa-T.
- EEU-
Afes we'll sllustzd La 10 The city Of DAEeBPoD.
--A4st'--
70 lots Ia TssG Dz' sup 81 su stEe from ~ BY 2OV
fgst and 70 . ssf-si .sIE Ia aud years = IN
hand,
Also
-Eu flashed tT0 story hfes Dwelling, fooEs
sut large cellar, wood hoase ana stable. Fame
slew from Tao observatory Of large part 81 lie
eiry Rock Island ana Moline,
Also
Several Esil finished dwellings, : I ground LsSs
" yesrs would b. sold cheap and easy terms. al
r.y L. f0cuI. L G. EADAp.
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sep ~ asx
Hollcvay's Pills and Ointment,

To deplese The systsm by bleeding ana Fielsa
parslns, is to deprive litss machinery ofii; motive
power. These great remedies Sisnieet tie Lleed
and tbs sscrstions, and cure srteraai sni inserna
Sonplsints1 ey destroying thslr seeds 10 ICE via
aaias Sold at the nsnGfsetoEiss, No, 50 Maiden
Lane, New York, 2sa Strand, London, sHd By al
druggists, si25c, 624e sai 81 per box Of pat
0ctI.dxIS
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AUoTIoN!
IiOHENOR ~ FOREMAN,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Eronttetween Brady ana Perry sts at Hull, Al.
len & Co = old stand, ars nov prePSrsdi 70 receive
slt ktais oi goods on eonslsumsat aud msks sales
o. Fass Lois, Cattle, hersss, sc.
KSoS IIcaEAoR,
ssp ~ isx JOHN FOREMAN.
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NS lQe EorBsrz Of taa 1915 loss note FOR So.
lbpayzbie 20 Thomas Moore. TIE GudsE riN
confer EaTgT bg leaving Il e. lBts otse, o. WIN
Lge 81 + zCrtBgr. JOHN aHNIL.
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ihe RspRblissns OF Scott County, ars requested 20
"a their respective TessshPs and select delegates
90 sasnd County Convention 10 be held At thsoourt
House, heesty Of Davenport on saturday the 18th Of
October st aoeioek ~ % nominate candidate for
tbs oee OF Delegate 10 the constisateasl Convention
By order az The Coapty C2mteitte~. oet ildSwtt
BynrsS Asatt@g Embrseation--A very
valuable ellesl preparation, Is meeting vita rapid
sslss Ia sti paus Of the country soitby
Oct 10 HINES s CLlPPISGkR,
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stsHosE wsating nice Lantern with their name
sE0aad on The glass cali at
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