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Tho BUCCANEERS in Caucus a..

Washington, July 16th.-A Demo cratic
caucus was held here this p. NJ, of which
Mr.. Bright was chairman. II was merely
for the purpose Of a free interchange oil
opinion concerning the Presidential elec.
ton, and comparing notes rs to the relative
position, which those present considered de.
cidedly favorable for success.
Another dispatch Of the same date says:
The Democrats are in caucus tonight, de-
liberating on a plan for the Presidential
campaign, and whether with a view to Bu-
chanan's advantage in towns Of the West,
it would not be expedient to admit Kansas
as a free State under certain conditions.
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THE DoGs.-There are rumors that mad
dogs are about, and persons had better be
on their guard against them. Every indi-
vidual would rather all the dogs in the coun-
~ should be killed than that he should be
bitten by Il mad one,-or even by one gen.
orally supposed to be mad, and a reasonable
operation of that feeling would at least call
for the muzzling Of dogs, until it is ascer-
tanned if hydrophobia is likely to be pre-
yalent.
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IL. CLOCK o
COMBINED
.H0lcPl. md R4ANGrt

FOR WHICH THE FIRST PREMIUM " A S
Awarded al the Rock Island County Fair in No.
yember, 1855. Improved for 1856.
l,HE subscriber have arranged 10 manufacture
extensively the above machine ia Rock Island,
Ill, aud ia ole ring it 10 the farmers are happy TO be
abb. TO say that the efforts To combine the most
perfect Mower with the most perfect Reaper have
proved eminehtly successful. The difficulties arising
gu, Of the fact that u greater speed Of the sickle Is
necessary Cor mowiDg thanis required for.rea ping Is
overcome in this machine by the use Of two pm.
ions of different size, giving the required speed ne
cessary for each kind of work. The ''side draft,o is
also mostly avoided by placing the ground. wheel on
the opposite side OF the tongue rom the cutting part,
80 az to balance each other, thus making 1t easier
for the team.
The raker is placed on the platform behind the
grain "A position which by being near his work ens-
bles him TO do il better and with greater ease; and
the whole is constructed on a plan At once simple
and durable. ~ has been used In all varieties OF
grain md grass, and is universally conceded by
those who have used IL to operate better AID nicer
than cun be done with the cradle or scythe.
The price of the ''Prairie Razor'' Is $3.50 ca'h for
Mower and Reaper ~together; sl!of for mower alone.
slo added TO the above for credit OF one-hai I'LL
January next. Interest at the rate OF ten per cent.
per annum allowed ON all payments made before
list OF July next hooh wooDN hEA.
Agricultural Depot, on Rock Island and Front sts.,
Davenport. Sole Agents for this vicinity.
juno Z dw6w
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rAMPAIGNtGAzETTE

In order to place as much political infor-
,o,;on US possible before the people Of Iowa
,r;or 10 the Presidential election and to &C
main, them fully with the ments..of the can
ass and the necessity for every man doing
Il. ,luty. we propose to send the WEEKLY
c,zsrrE, now the largest paper in the State
e Iowa to subscribers from .the 17M Of July
= he 1871 Of November inclusive, for the
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Latest u WIS
STEAMER BURNED.
Y1yrExx Oh TWENTY PERSONS LOST.

DETROIT, July II. Il.
The Steamer Northern Indiana took fire
about IL o'clock this morning, on her pas
sage 10 Toledo, and burned to the waters
edge. The Clerks list Of passengers on
boa-d was lost. There were supposed TO
be about lao or $50 assengers and crew on
board:
There are Is or 30 known to have been
board that are missing. Some of them
may have been saved by the propeller Re-
public and a schooner that assisted in pick
ing up the passengers. A committee Of
on board the steamer Mississip.
pi, collected between two and three hun
dred dollars to aid the sufferers.
+. CORNELL.
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The Hon. George Rathburn, formerly a
distinguished member OF Congress, from N.
Y. and a Democrat of the s%trictest sect,
made a rousing Fremont speech al the Au-
burn ratification meeting. Mr.. Vie'e, a
prominent Democrat of Troy, has also de-
clared for Fremont and Dayton Chicago
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More Ruhasnism at Washington,

Washington, July 17.-Mr. Houston,
correspondent OF the New York Tribune,
was assaulted here this evening by Captain
Pate, for a refusal to retract a statemen,
made by him that the latter showed the
white feather, for surrendering his company
of 25 men to Is Free State men in Kansas.
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Iowa CITY.

Cay * ovtATT, al the old STAND known as We
cav Aaelon Rooms, Iowa City, are Agents Ter Tie
davenport Gazette. Subscribers TO our Daily can
obt.in their papers every morning by calling ut uie
.haye stand.
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2 OR SALE.
Repository Of Fashion NMd
Taste,
ny MADAME LOUIS,

nradv 81, between 4th and 5th st, Davenport.
NnILINRRY, Dre.s-aiaking EmbroideTic.. ana
M anh,aiasrinS Material Of sll kinds, Embroid-
-. ,anvht. stays and Undsr.garments for Ladies.
Shiiiren,s clothing, and Shirts for gentlemen ana
Jsds. neatly executed to order. A choice selection
~ ,as,aul Ladies aud ge%ntiemen's Furnishing arli-
0, AssnIy on hnpd, July Balm
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g. POWERS,

TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Street, be
tceen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale the following valua c Real Es-
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near The corner o
Rock Island.
3. Six lots on the south west corner of Fourth ard
8. Six lots at North Davenport, betw cen Perry and
Roek'lsiand Streets.
Alithe above lots are well situated and in parts OF
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold on
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
Nj e.. s. 80 T 20 y. Range S west SO acres.
NE! offs. f.. /! S. 36T 20 n. Range west 40 acres.
The above landsare NJ on the line OF the railroad
from Davenport 10 Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres of prairie and ninety sores Of
timber land near Elvira p. o, seven miles frsm Ly-
ons. Citation Co., near ;he haiiroad' all chsice iand,
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
Impreyed farm one mile and a half from Prince
ton. Sixty acresfrst rate land, well improved with
good hous SEES. VIII be sold al a bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and fifty acres fne prairie land two
miles north of Montezuna, the county seat.
Mch l7-'56-dtf
Scott Co.
100 acres unimproved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Hpicott, ten miles from
Davenport, well water red.
l60acres Ave miles north w~estfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
bluff, with superb views of river and surrounding
country. A small farm of As acres under the hiehest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with run
trees. The most beautiful laod in the vicinity o line
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of 60 acres, 40 under cultivation 30 OF tim
har navar failing stream runa through II. Will
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
so Acres of choice prairie at a bargain
At North Davenport,
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1arD mare.
I. CLOSE Il Coz. COLUMN.

w .a,aers alsrsss cock u Heavy aad shell Hard
se:,;sa q q -. saf S 4 n, ,g.: %s.;, md invite calls ''o"
2oW kegs Nails, Cali soon ior organs - Na"so
l. eboSh ~
ENSE King Safes the only sentia GLOVE S,1s ! .of o. 'a''
RON ofah sizes for sale ,nsR cog
SA"a, Ctrc"iaf' huiey and cross Cut sarfsn.ea
~ AZ i.Iiosn
HON axes in''e''e Sk''ns r ana cL spfag 4 Cos.
i'shoH
AZ ioos % IE1ti ! u rn,s :"
oa"e" ''sboSh 'o''
I'AbLh ana rocket Cuuery, q iaIgs s!oek i9f SAFE
= "" -"
o"rS f'foe h''''ns and e z ctpo Ssips 1 so c sss a
US
iGHiNlN1 fodsand ihSglatoT. Q W Gn,s
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1900
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DACK ING, Hemp and Rubber for sale al
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RLACkSMITH'S Tools, Fellows, AnYlts, tam
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R~oPE-haniliaa d Hemp, all siLesat o
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heGRRaoR, LAwEs q BLAKExoRE,
BANKERS.

sr
and Dealers in Foreign q Domestic Exchange,
Uncurrens hank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin,
AND LAND WARRANTY,
CtPECfAL attention given % the collection of Mer-
- Camilla paperand reinitiances made on the day OF
payment Tree c~fcommi's'on) In sight drafts on Kas
m ysLand Warrants bought, sold and located. Per-
| soaai attention given TO the purchasers and sale oftovn
and country property, and The selection OF lands for
entry.
phfa, Baltimore, Washington City, P%itisburg, Cincin-
natl, ST. Louis and Chicago, always for sale In Sums
70 suit purchasers. Also STERLING, French and Ger
n Sooid and silver Coins bought and sold.
pTins bills on Chicago, 81. Louisiana New YORK
discounted and business paper Of shoft dates Sougti
II MONEY upon Real Estate securities procured
at a small commission.
Ii FInterest allowed On deposlles. reoxI
ALEX. W. H'GRRa0R,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
ONCE Banking HouseofM eGregor, Lawes$ blake
more.
REAL ESTATE.
DARTICULAR attention given 10 the buying ano
i selling Real Estate on commission, Paying ofIax
esq @, &c.
Having complete Abstracts titles to all isndsin
this county and city, we are fully prepared TO examine
Titles u flrrish correct abstracts; draw Deeds, Mort
cages and all other instruments Of writing and takeac.
knowledgments atthc shortest notice and ON the mos
SaopbhDtF INA
h'GREGoR, LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF sAIgT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 10000.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates.
AGENCY, u ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DIRECTORS:
John NJ. Winner, A. r. Eadew, RoIiin Clark,
Thos. L.. sturgeon, Isaac Walker, John H., Fisher,
Thos. Il. Tut, YIN. o.. Stands, Vim s. Cuddy,
Dabney Carr, Chas. II. Peck, Il Miitenberger,
Linus Jackson, james Street, II. u. Ciark,
John &. Evans, Francis beeAlor, BERNARD Bryan,
Richard iyers.
JOHN W. WINNER, President.
A. +. LADEW, Vice President.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
ALEXANDER w. McGREG0R, Agent.
Once: Banking House of M'GEEdoR, LAwEs 9
BL.KgxopR. June 20
new YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, 300 900.
PLIEY FREEMAN, Actuary. MORRIS FRAsKLIS, Pfesl,
ALEX. ". McGREGoR, Agent,
Feb Fl davenport, Iowa.
10 IN ACRES of choice land for sale on liberal
III UUU terms in iotsto suitin Scott, Clinton and
Ceda reountiss; apply to
~MoGRREGOR. LAWEs & BLAKEMoRE.
CtlTY PROPERTY FOR SALE number ofhouse
lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated IN dlnereD
paris oftbe city, to suitpurchasers for on fayora
bloterms. Apply to
M,GREGoR, LAWEs q BLAKEMoRE,
IMPROVED FARMS FOR L number ofim
i proved farms for sale on very favorasleterms.
Applyto. June 9, 1853
.LAWES g.
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NEW STUnE
Me- e.
EXTRA 1DdhAkY Low PRICES.
$4O.GV WOkeTH
10, TIE
Cheapest and best goods ever snown In a W.r...
city.
CHARLES FISH.
Second Street. 0unoaita fhn Y.WI-
Formerly Pay Bro,hers1 Aoases
Hasjust received a large addition % his R,.h
SUMMER G0AnS h
Consistipr or
Rich Flaunsed Silk Robes,
Flouncsd GrenadIne- Rohas.
OrgandIc aud Jscons, p
Jaspe and Chens Rs.arn
Also
Rich Jsspe and Cbe,a
PLAIN AND STRIPED SILKS
riain and eoiored roait % Sole Giacess
M" iin'ed FoaiA.dS
,u-~ I,ss. - ana India SflkA.
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SPARROWGRAsS PAPERS,

(lR living in the country, price LOO
OBunsby Papers, by Brougham 100
De Quincy's Memorials. . vos. $50
Columbia, from the French, IS
Linda, or the young pilot Of the Belle Creole,
BY Mrs. Z. h.. Hentz, l.2J
Salad for the Social, l23
Married not Mated, LOU
Bcrenice, I,W
Second Marriage, a daughters trials, -
Island OF Cuba by Humbslt, l,!1
lntT oduction to Social Science, 10
Pniily aud Nil of life and raiinsut, l,V0
The Heroes, or Fairy Tales, 70
Jsst receiv cd and for sale at
at 1.-THE lows Book Rooms"
SO Brady St., near the Post ONCE,
Maya ELI ADAMS q co.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE.

CITUATEDin Muscatine county, fronting the Missis-
Ssippi River, midway between Davenport and Musca-
tine, being portions of sections % and q fronting the riV-
or and 10 back, and containing 800 acres, 100 acres of
which are improved and under a high state Of cultivation,
the balance rolling prairie and timber land. There Is on
the farm a large two story dwelling, barn, carriage house
aud all necessary outhuildings, all in first rate repair; a
bearing orchard of choice apple, peach, cherry and plum
trees; an excellent well and cistern, a never failing brook
,f running water and a very superior stone quarry.
aLSO-g0 acres timbeTed land upon an island opposite
the above farm, upon which is a heavy growth OF timber,
urincinally hickory, which is accessible at all seasons.
The above property will be sold cheap and upon terms
tho most liberal. Enquire OF
NoURSE VIELES CO,
A, tho Iowa Agricultural Depot, corner Rock Island
,,J Ern,t SIS. Davenport. july dwtt
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IN SCOTT . h IOWA

No a-The n z Secs IT'S N 4 2 Z 100 asres.
No 3-The n w t Sec 10 I IS y X Z 100 acres.
The above three ,rae. are beautifully sisaassA Oh
No THE w / of the S w / Of Sec 10 T - r . r
so acres; 5 miles from Davenport:
No 5-The n Il I offs w I oiSec ] T 70 N r ) Z 20
acres miles from Davenport.
No s. The 4 l OF the N l of Sec 81 70 N r 4.
Nc s-eso "A. lCeaerss in Sees 10 q 10 T77NRaE,
upon the Mississippi RIVER, = mile: from Dsysnnors.
Improved Farms.
An improved farm Of 2s5 acres on the Mississippi River.
IL miles from Davenport, 70 acres in cultivation, Loo broke,
balance fine timber.
woimpro.ed hArras three miles from davenport.
Houses and Lots in Oay0poet.
No O-Fine brick house on Oh s. boaueen Harm.
son and Ripley SIS Exeelsnt ssu, good stable, DO
Kosi-Good frame House, 3 rooms, good well, 70.
Lot saa3sI, or Brad near Lo 2 y - -.
No s6-alots on Brady 81, cor. Of College, s4xla0
each.
IL CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No.es-w: fractional ! Of the y. WI Sec. Z, 4.
SIN r. ! B., q s5-Ioo acres near Thera's Halb
Vsr'i0"' III pR IN ja ri iSGri COUNTY.
No.4l-s / 4 k e x e o 3 g y 100 'ersa.
No. fe-s .and n W sofssc T ~ Ris " 80
No. as W . and n WA Of sec 9 + ~ q u w1aRs
IN MALAYSIA COUNTY
No rs Y f1.s; /. I Of 1. se : 9, 7 . = : q js y - .srs..
No. 46-W Of n FL and S Of n W ! fsec IL
II X IA leo acres, timber.
In BENTON COUNTY.
No An Z ! of sec IS 80 re W l6OAcraA.
IN COUNTY.
No. 4S-W 1 OF N w / of ssc % T 70 X l w g sefes
: mile. from Muscatine, 5 from junction. AppIy 10
IN GRUNDY COUNTY.
No. 49-s w . ofsec aT g! < ls 100 acres.
No. 5I-W I ofN 4 I Of SEQ lot 81 X 10 w 90 soses-
In HARDIN COUNTY.
No. Sc l ofN = ! OF sec 8 T 81 z 90 w 60 acre..
No. SIS VI Off Wa of sec lat 81 X % W 20
acres.
IN COUNTY.
No. Sizes 4 of N E+ of sec ] 80 X w m ae,~
No. SIS ! Off E of sec 20 81 K q w 81 serss.
No. and Lot, Store and stoek Of eeois,
in Upton.
WILLIAMALLEN,
General Land Agent
Feb 6-dtf Odacs Post Once building,
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j. -. MANN Il SONS
PAINT MOWER AND REAPER.

THE surscrib ,s are manufacturing a large number Of
J. Ties, valuable grain and lahor-saSing Machines Tor
IA, harvest OF 1850. with many valuable improvements
ubicl, .xnerienr. has suggested, making II the most deri.
r,I,is oanbined Reap,r and Mower now in Use, being oil
lighter drait and less N, deult To manage.
rain All, and h carried owe the side Of the machine de-
Ts,sitinu IL in the concaye is { he greatest invention VI the
age for saving the grain after l., Is cut without WASTE anu
leaving il in compact bundles Of UNIFORM Eve, eh'~'see
the admiration Of all that witness ssopefaton.
Price OF four horse combined \. Nhlhe Siou, heepeI
$3.50, Mower elOo, half cash ON delivery, 'aiahee u ~
months, freight added. For certihca 'es ana recon'"eh'
daiions see pamphlets. n,,nop
HAskILL, DURkEE & .NLDklpGE,
Michigan City, Ind.
For sale by YRS SlELE& CO, A5ehtS corner oil
Rock Island and Front streets, Davenport. 5nhe .
FOR SALE.
Farm, 10 miles from davenport on
~ the Aliens Grove road, adjoining the west enc
of said Grove; 900 acres well fenced aud In crops oil
wheat and corn; 80 acres prairie and ~ aerestmpef
and . stream Of ne yerfaiEng water running through
II. There are two fra me dwelling houses on he
nremises, with wells and other eonVeniences, ana
Two orchards Of 100 choice fruit trees. Some OF
which are bearing. This is one of the best stock
farms In Scott county, and viii De soida greaIosf'
asin n application be made soon TO
" McGREGoR ,LAWEs
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store to Rent,

an Brady St., near the Post Office, one Of the best To-
~ cations in the city for a retail and wholesale Dry
Goods, Hardware or Fancy Store. Also
Rooms 10 Rent
On Brady ST., near the o. suitable for oriees or Gen
ileinen's Lodging rooms.
Nh. A person living in the premises who viii take
care u the rooms If desirable. Apply to
ELI ADAMS
No. SO Brady ST., near the Post once.
Il mn Z diff
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FA1RpANK,s CELEBRATED SCALES. q

FAIRRANK,s CELEBRATED SCALES. q
p4 pTED 10 any required oper-
- Aation of weighing, as for Iron,
kT ,oai. hay, stock, and for the use OF
warebonses. stores and foundries,
and in shOrt for every kind of BUSH
nsss.
$500 The great skill and fidelity EN-,
Floyed in their manufacture ana
1~ M- determination on the paIt OF me
- manufacturers never 10 allow al
Imperfect q rticle To- Q fosIh from their estaonshmeI'
has gained for their Sc ale q reputation that mas new
er been surpassed in the Ehoie range OF aseiai
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged as the
stsndardin all transactions Ny weight; -,
A lawsuit which arose from q discrepancy OIL
weights between one of Fai THANKS Scales In use Dy
the baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Company ana one OF
another manufacture vas recently tired In tne Cflrt
ofCommon Pleas, B~altimore; the caae occupied the
Court two days and Judge Marshall IN deiiseLlne M
~tesSsion stated as the re suit OF bis evidence, maj me
a.. vsSey Of FairSask's keGL-a vss esupnsaea oe!oaa
iii >ss1sc. For sale by
f BUA2OWs, PRETTYM. ~ pAaZELL
The we known reputation OF the. oh,ss. haIan.
iuced The V, >ndess OF imperfect and W. - na,ohas
to offer them No Fairbanks Scales, al. estsa 70
ers have thereby in naRy cases been subj "a No
raul and inpos ati0n. Tie manufacturers ha, AZ.
controversy with honorable competitors who ira.
act business in their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators of the above fraud, as pursuing a course
alike unjust and dishol1orable they take this method
caution the public OF their impositions.
The patentees manufacture under their own in
ipcction only at their factoy in st. JohnsbuIy, VT.
BURROWS, ~PRETTYMAN& DALzELL.
4. & T. & Co,
st. johnsbury, VT, May 81, 1856.
Nay as. d&wIy.
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THERMOMETERS.

VARIOUS sizes suitable for Stores, Hotels, Dwel
v upgs. Gc., from IS cents TO $2,5U each, also
Wa tIAe ma tical lnStruments.
Faber's Drawing Pencils, alinuinbers,
Gum Rubber, Gum Erasors,
Drawing paper, small TO extra large sheets,
Pins for hrtlsts, Engineers, DC.
Horn Centres for :" &c, &c., at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 30 Brady st., near the Post Office.
smoaI ELI & co,
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E0K RENT.

n.WO ROOMS mont on the second floor OF tho new
J rick building on Brady street near the Post Once,
suitable for law, Insurance., &C., Offices; also, a large one
second floor, back Of same building, suitable Tor an afch'
itect, printer. bindery, commercial college, &c. Posses
sion in a lew days. Apply 10 Eli ADAMS,
iu1y No. SO Brady st.
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DISTURBING MEETISGs.-The Iowa Tenn
perance Organ thus alludes to the attempt
made TO distU RIB the meeting on the evening
thst Mr.. O'Connor addressed our citizens
at the Court House. The fact OF II is,
Sammy is more excusable than most Others
would be, as he has become so accustomed
to speaking at the top of his voice that he
conceives nobody can hear him unless he
speaks as loud as he can yell. The Organ
says:-"Some Of the 'Kickapoo Rufians'
gathered at the fence on the sidewalk and
attempted to disturb the speaking. Among
them we discovered the bellicose vocifera-
tons Of the little street auctioneer. The
attempt failed to disturb the speaker, but
did not fail to draw upon themselves the IN
mitigsted contempt of all intelligent citI-
GEMS"
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NOR JULY Just received, being the c0mmenee-
IL ment ofa new volume, price 20 cents each mum
subscf!pli IONS received NJ e2,5O per year at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No. 36 Brady Street, near the Post Office.
q mo IA ELL A. 60.
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Wau.Bun,

nR the early Day in the North West, by Mrs. John
II. kenzie. Price e2,25.
Sectional Maps Of Iowa.
DARkERS New Map in Cases. Price 9l,5O
Mounted and Vanished for offices, Ac, 800
at 'sThe lows Book Rooms"
No. SO Brady ST., near the Post ONCE
ELI ADAMS Il CO.
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Green Curtain PaDer

aud satlned on both sides, also,
w WALL PAPERS, various qualities;
BUkLERS,
Board Patterns, &C., just received at
st The s'Iowa Book Rooms"
No. SO Brady st.. near the Post Office.
GmoG-tf ELI ADAMS a. co.
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MOLINE EYrERpRIsE.-The Moline Work
man says steps are being taken to organize
= new fire company in that place, and that
the number of persons who have already en-
rolled their names, gives strong hopes that
the company will succeed in organizing on
an efficient and permanent basis.
The fire we had on Monday night, was
not quite destructive enough to incite our
citizens to any eifectual action
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DRowyEp.-The Rock Islander says a
man named Henry Miller, who in company
with three other persons wentin swimming
from the island on wednesday evening
last, was drowned. 1t was supposed that
he was taken with the cramp, and SO Sc
yerely as TO have been unable to make his
condition known. New Orleans was his
place of residence, and he is said to have
been n man of considerable wealth. He
was spending the summer in the North, as
has been bis custom for a number of years.
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cash, Glass and Putty at low prices at
y T.'CLOsE q CO.'S

6tHURCH, school llouso
land Steam boat Bells.
We are now prepared to
take orders for any size OF
Bells up to 20,e08 pounds
and warrant them TO be The
best made in the United
States. A sample Bell al
ways on hand.
T. CLOSE g. CO.
May 10
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THE W~EATHER.-For the last two days
a beautiful breeze has been blowing from
the North, and the weather has presented a
most charming contrast to that under which
we suffered during the early part OF the
week. The farmers are having an admirable
time for harvesting, and we oubt not are
using it to the best advantage.