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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

AsoLiTIoNlsTs FOR BuCiIAEAN.~~There
has been large accession Of Abolitionists
in New England and elsewhere to The
cause of Mr.. Buchanan. VIM. Lloyd Gar
rison, Parker PiIlsbury, Wendell Phillip 3
these ore the jewels which the Demo
cratic party is adding 10 lis treasures, and
The Anti-Slayery Standard, OF Massa chu.
sets, and the Anu.SlRveTy Bugle, OF Ohio,
are now co-workers with the Washington
Union, Richmsnd Enquirer, Ohio States'
man, and Cincinnati Esqgarer--M. L0a's
fAlsl iQencer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

The BRIpGE.-Happening TO be on the
,nrn.table OF our noble bridge a few days
400, we had the opportunity Of witnessing
the passage Of steamer, bound upwards,
throuqh the draw. She was stern.wheel
boat, having barge IN tow, and gave the
note Of warning opposite Burrows MIL
Three minutes had scarcely elnpsed before
The way IVES entirely clear, the operation
OF turning being performed easily by a sin.
ole man. The disaster Of lsst Spring,
which resnlt I'd in the loss of 50 much prop
ertv, both 10 the bridge company and the
owners Of Tie 'Etie Alton, made the opef'
alton Of passing one OF considerable inter
est. We vefe perfectly surprised al tho
sssy transit, and wonder how such an ac-
cidea, coul! hive occurred, without the
qfossest negligence on the part Of those
managing the boat, The idea Of The bridge
being an obs,ruction, unless ii 10 wlltuily
made 80, is really ridiculous. Every pre-
caution has been taken by the company
no, 10 obs,ruct navigation, and We presume
hereafter il will be somewhat difficult even
10 make an accident. The new span will
probably be completed IN about fortnight,
and then the trains, we presume, will cross
regularly. We would observe that there
are about la5 feet ofcleaF water on each
side of the central pier when the draw is
thrown at right angles to the bridge
enough space, in all conscience, to ac-
commodate two or three Of our river cratic
abreast should they be in hurry to get
through.
The view of the "Twia Cities" Nom this
point 10 very picturesque, and 10 time It
will become one ofthe most notable Of our
Interesting localities. Davenport presents
the outline ola growing commercial town
so unmistakably, that strangers cannot fail
10 recognize the fact in crossing the river.
II the company would accommodate the
public (which, by the way, regards with
pride the handsome structnre,9 By having
broad walk On one eide OF the track, in
stead Of the present narrow one, we doubt
not there would be an appropriate degree
Of gratitude eynced. Ladtes, particularly,
would be pleased to sisi. the centre OF ehe
river, when the evenings are pleasant,
could they do SO with perfect security, es-
oeeially Il, under tie influence Of a decli-
ming sun, they could catch tie chance, as
wadid, oiscsing bsautifgl rainbow die
playing lis color. upon The spray Of & pass
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Poor SHANNON A cor

Poor SHANNON A correspondent vii
ting from Kansas, recently, says;
Little did Governor Shannon think yes-
tcrday that he was superseded. We have
just heard OF the appointment Of 1lr. Geary
aud poor Shannon's head at last falls into
tn. basket. Ifthe Border Rutiians ducked
him in the Kaw last night according to
promise, it would have been magnificent
termination to his gubernatorial dignity; a
sublime apotbeoss 10 his authority. Poor
Shannon! he has done great deal OF dirty
work for little thanks. Let doughfaces
and pro.slavery hunkers generally read the
lesson. At this moment he probably has
no, a sincere friend on earth, and certainly
does no, deserve to have one. viii he be
impea ched for his crimes against Kansas
and the peace OF the country, or VIII MS
mean servility, whitfield TO point, pass IN
TO peaceful oblivion
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

PEGnAH REVIVED. -perham with his
Gift Enterprise is again in the field. He
sends us column with request 10 adver-
LEE four times for $40 and receive pay
mcnt in tickets The libernlity Of lis Of
Ter can only be exceled by that Of his great
scheme for humbugging the people We
adyisc our readers to beware Of "Girt En-
,erprises'' of every description.
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TAILMAN g. POWER S.

TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Attinsoa's block, Second Street, be.
ftcesn Brady and Main.
nPFEk for sale tae following vaiua Real Is
City Property in Davenport.
L. House and 10, on Third Street near The corner 0
2. SIX iot. on the south west corerof Fourth a d
.. Sir lot. al North Davenport, between Perry and
hitse above lots are well situated and In parts or
tho city most pidly improving aud viii be sold on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
st orE 4. S. GO Z. % y. Ranges wesi 60 acres.
NAof NJ "a s. 33T.79 n. Range west s6seres-
Ne. offs. Is. s. 81 - y. Range se.t 40 acres;
The above lands al on the lac Of she 'aiir~ed
from davenport 70 Iowa Cis,.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred sores OF prairie and ninety sere. OF
timber land near Elvira r. o. seson mile. ifsm Ly.
ons Clinton Co., near .he TAI iroad; all ehsee iano
The above property will be sold on libe ra credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres brst rate land, well improved wan
Sooa houses Viii DO sold 81 bargain.
PoWeshiek County.
Two hundred and my acres inc prairie laud TWO
miles north Of Montezuma,t the county seat.
heh i'-''s-au s.o,,co
lC0 seree animproyed iandtwo miles lrefn Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnleoti, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll waterei.
IeOseres dvs lniies north st.tfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and oue-hslf nliios from Court House on the
bluh with superb views of river and surrounding
country. small farm OF Is acres under the hghsss
state OF cultivation and well supplied with run
trees. The beautlfnl laud in the vicinity sae
eily.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of GO acres, 40 under cultivation, 30 OF u-
Der. power falling stream runs through II. VIII
besold very cheap.
Hear Wsisott.
50 Acres Of choice prairie at bargain
At North Davenport,
4 beautiful FIVE lot
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Il. CLOSE &CO'S. COLUMN


WE are now prepared 70 oncr dsaler and 90.
w sumers large stock Of Heavy ans bnci hss ~
waro upon and prices which cannot ihi % ~.
We propose n this column 70 keep our cuslomefs
posted up In hardware matters and inffle cats If1h
our friends who desire fair dealing.
For cash propose TO cell ~ small adsAhce
1000 kegs Nails. Gull soon To- bargains In Nails.
r. CLOSE CO,
EIREkias lfo' MO onls ger das klad sof "a sale
l. cheap W a. ttooh ~
r. CLOSE e. co.'s.
S,Aws, Circular, Maley and Gross Cat, warranted
= al II. CLOSE & CO.'S.
IRON Axes, Thimble skens and springs, at
CARPENTERS Tools of eyety description FOR
Osalest f.. CLOSE CO.'S.
TABLE and Pocket Cutlery afs S s,osH f., sale
DUMPS, Force Lining and Geaa P1HP' for sale"
r LIGHTNING Rod. and Insulators So5 sale az
FAD Pipe ofal slzes from ~ 3in sof c sale at
IN TONS Fence Wire foraaie eheaPal 49,,
w u. tlOSE O. w -
IARDES Toois Of every description at
" l. CLOSE & cos.
GUS Ride sud Pistols esi' qEgfi o3F e "a. eos l."
Groves ana rn"afs which vi bsspld ' GoRs at
N % ''o', ''''s' r. CLOSE & cos.
IL 4. CLOSE & CO.'S.
DACKISG,, HenP and Rubbor fsr sale Il
f. CLo9G & co.'s.
DLACKs8IITH'S Tools, EcIlow4, AnEils, Ham
i } mers, for sale low at =. CLOSE a. co.'s
pofE-Asn,aa Hemp, ALI sizesat n.s
Ii 4. CLOSE u cos
E,AGISE, gar and Sgual Oh for sale BY the barrel
~ &c gallon at 4. CLOSE co.'s.
| CAV ManireI. Of all sizes from ZACH TO . IN for
| - saleat It. CLOSE cos.
Warmers will find the best assortment of Ames, and
y other make Of Sho seis, spades, scoops, nSe7'
Forks, sc.,at I. CLOSE CO.'S
CHAINS, Log, OK, Binding. Trace, Halter and
~ Breast chains at 4. CLOSE IL cos.
CoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters for sale low a.
u +. CLOSE " co.'s.
lou I. CLOSE & co.'s,
IN" r. CLOSE & co.'s.
HNNNER's stoek-Tin Plats, Sheet Iron, Copper
l. aud Zinc, for sale at 4. CLOSE IS cos.
SSADDLERY and Coach Trim gnings at very low
- prices, al 4. CLOSE & co.'s.
WHITE Lead in oil. n. Close and Co. Brand
w justreceiyed. wIrrani I'D The best in market.
al 4. CLOSE u COS.
T INsEED Oil by the barrel or gallon at
II 4. CLOSE 81 cos
Sasl, Glass and Patty at low prices At ,s
- r. CLOSE & cos.
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Destructive Fire in New York.

NEW UNI; tug NV'
The destruction Of the Latting Obserya'
tory and the surrounding buildings by hse
this morning, has entailed very heavy
loss, variousiy estimated at from $1,000
TO $500 900, which is hut partially eoSered
by insurance. A large number OF families
were rendered houseless. The Observatory
has recently been occupied by the Hydraulic
Water Works Company, whose loss 10 es-
,ima.ed at 100000, only $4,000 Of which
is insured. 49,
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The WEArHER.--Yesterdo was u de-.
Iightful day-weather very agreeable and
atmosphere transparent us crystal. We
understand tina. at the East there has been
sutficien, frost to injurc vegetation, and
even SO far west as Michigan. Here,
even 10 the most exposed localities, We
have heard of no fr0s,.
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New YoRK, Aug. 80.
Three new cases of yellow fever are re-
ported at Staten Island There hsVe oeeh
eigh, deaths from yellow fever among the
troops at Governors Island.
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ANALAhM Or FIRE yesterday morning
was occasioned by ire breaking out on
tAe premises OF DR.. Carter, but i, was sub
dued before any damage was done.
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h5cerIaIn IltIF pFIcts'

STovrs Asp TtFwAsE-We are pleased
to direct the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of d. l.. Horn, in another
column. Mr.. Horn's establishment ia on
the north side OF Second street, four doors
east OF Harrison, where the reader may find
every article in bis line Of business at rea-
4onable rates He has one Of the largest
assortments of stoves in the city, and 10
prepared to do roofing and all kinds Of job
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Syug Wholesale AND

Nav WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION
HoUsr.--We refer 90 the advertise ments
Of Evans, Chew & Co., successors 10
Barley, Thompson & Co. The latter firm
i, iayorably and widely known for their
business qualifications. The new firm come
very highly recommended as business men.
Their stock ia heavy and dealers csR Oh.
,ain every article in their line, and at rates
that will preclude the necessity Of going
either South or East TO renew their stocks.
Callupon them, examine their etocl; and
narnrrntr, IL air nricns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

A lady lskedhsr gardener why the weeds
always outgrew aud cove red up the now
ers. "biadsme, answered he, "tbe soil Is
mother Of he weeds, bu, only ssep-mo-
thsr Of the flowers"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-02

THEATRE.-The drama,ized version OF
the popular novel Of "Unelo Toms Cabin
IS TO be performed q, L. Claire Hall this
evening. Sec advertisement
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Dismissal OF Government Operatives.

Dismissal of Government Operatives
Pittsburgh, Aug. 80.
One hundred and thirt' citizens were dis
charged from Allegheny Arsenal. There
is considerable excitement at Lawrenceville
in consequence.
Mr.. Faulkner offered to guarantee his es-
tutc for payment ofthe workmen at Harper's
Ferry Arsenal, to prevent dsmissals. Sim
liar assurance was rendered to Mr.. Will
ling, Superintendent Of the Springfield
...
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E IOWA
Fire and Marine Insurance Company

Fire and Marine Insurance Company
A meeting OF the Stockholders Of tho 'oloWs
~ Fire and Marine Insurance Company held Al
The ONCE Of the Hon. G.. G. r. Mitchell, in Inc city al
Davenport, August 18th, 1856, on moIi1n Edwin
Smith was appointed President and Jos. Lan,srllc
Secretary. 81.
ON examination OF ths stock subseription book. Il
appeared that the requisite smsunt had been sub.
scribed to authorize the stockholders 10 elect
Board of Directors.
On motion the stockholders proceeded 10 the eIee
ton OF . board OF IL Directors, xheteopon u
Mitchell, Geo L Davenport, Alex w McGresor. Ed
siu smith, Enoeh Mead, II BlskemoYe, William Nc
Mspus, S s Giliett, Strong burpell, Jos lambfite,
James May, stephen Thompson, John Davies
Bent L CoLos, Jas hclntotb, Jos Moie, II II NeGber
and Roysl Chamberlain were duly elected sgld-boaEd
Or Iaotlon the rens!ng adjourned.
Alta moetlDg OF The nitectsrs OF The Iowa tlfp aud
Marine Ipsursnse Company. held a. the naita Oh
Hon. G K Mitchell. 10 The city Of Davenport, Al
gust 18th, 1885, AZ u'Seckp. II. a q " ichell Was
elected Pr ssidsIt. Ales " Mctsrsgof, tice Pltsl.
dent, Royal Chamberlain, Secretary, Rnd Geo. l..
Davenport, Treasurer.
On molion the President, Vice President, seera.s'
~ and Joa LsmOlile were appointed 90 mI;tee 60
prepare D code OF by-lASs sIt regulation orepyt
at tfta next meeting. The meeting then adjoaFuee'
EDWIN SMITH, President
JOSEPH LANBREFE, SgH'F.
$50 dim
Der Demokrst and State Democrat VIII copy enc
month and send bin TO Treasurer.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

arpusrlcls meeting Don't forget the
D onublicnn meeting al the Court House
,h,s evening. Mr, John Hutchinson, re.
sa,,ly from Kansas, viii address the meet
iuT.
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F,sr Woeks.--We understand that MI
circuit g. Co., The celebrated pyrotechnists,
nave arrived and intend soon to give one Of
,heir grand displaysof fire works.
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FzRRY LGgplxG The ferry landing, on
the Iowa shore, has been changed from the
100, of Brady to that OF Main street This
will probably occasion somewhat OF a
change in the centre OF business on the
other side of the river. Rock Islander.
The effect is simply to increase the trav.
eli on Main street, while il causes not the
slightest change in the business Of Brady
street, which continues throngsd with PEG =
pie and teams from morning Till night.
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julius Lytance.
L4ND 4 q EN- T.,
Office IN Atsin.on'. II lek, Second Street, between
Alail aAi Brady.
tltACRES large beautiful Timber, ~ miles from
III Davenport, price $50 per acre: Viii DO disia-
ed 10 suit purchase
Improved Farms.
ai0aeras highly improves farm miles @oin i'sS =
enpori 100 acres in cltiuyAtion, good board fence,
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc
beautiful farm ?. miles from pafsnpor', ita,
acres. 80 acre. Ia cultivation, part timber, new
hous". stable, eir.
niles from Davenport, GO acres, ~ acres IN eni-
Ovation 90 acres timber, taIalt water, house, -la'
be,etc.
One Of The best farms ia ScOtt touAty, III. acres
only miles fron davenport, i.5 acres fence, l ~
two good wells, large honse rooms, stable, ont
buildings, eic.
.msli iauup acre, all ia cultivation, good house
utr, . miles ifom Davenport.
100 acre. 81 miles from Davenport, Co IN cUl va
on 20 acrssimheg, 30 acres prairie, house, .ble,
etc.
amiles from Dave Aport SO acres, 10 acres cuiI'
200 acre. splendid land, al in feGce sG 70 euiti'
ton OF the DabgqGe road, miles rroia Davenport.
i2mles from Davenport so acres, sere,in eui'i'
walton good house, stable etc.
10 mile. from davenport, so acres,GU Seresin eul.
tiyatloB IL seres splendid unbef balance prsiris'
Ia rye chsrd, running water, good house, stable
10 miles nom Davenport 80 acres In cultivation
house, stable, etc.
so acres I4mss from Davenport, all in ieuceAnd
cultivation.
40 ceres prairie land, miles nom Davenport,
beautiful views over Rock Island, Mississippi river
and Davenport
900 acres of No. class prairie land close 10 Wal
colt some tit cultivated, aud largo amount OF un'
improved land in Scott county,
number OF houses lots and vacant lots piessa1
Is situated 10 dereat parts OF Davenport for sale 90
favorable terms. r,.x
real, Applyto julius LfAAsSo'
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xsel1ao1, LAWS 8 HALT,
BANKERS.

IA NUNDC
LII
and pA.ssrs II Yors,e, 4 1ss-s.ess r..A...
Uncurrsns Aank Nosss. OeIa IA SNver ~
AND LAND WARRANTS,
c,pRcr.I .e,t,oo ivan y - ~ sss towA;
- camille paper and smittsnees nads on he day
payment tfee ofeomnissionl In sight dran. on Has
HPLand Warrants bought, sold and located. Per
soat attention gise tho purchase and sale oftown
and country properly aud the selection OF ianls FOR
entry.
TJssigat Checks oli New York, Boston, Ptiladel-
phia Baltimore, Wassingt0n City, P5uAbnry, Cincin-
natl, ST. Louis aad Chicago, always for sale in suns
10 suit purchasers. Also, Sterling, french ana Ger
man exchange.
T5sGold aud Silver Coins bought AID sold.
y isTiiao bills on Chicago, ST. Leujs and View fori
dscounte and be sns.s paper 81 shoYt dates bought
at the lowest rates
N5s Money uDon Peal Estate seen rifles procured
al q, ? mall I n. n,,. A.,o.,.. s.,a
--Ilz-L- .ns9-..s e..s~e1 - SsEgssse:
AA.A' W. OAAVvAs
Notary Public and insurance Agent,
once BanSipg f.on.eo McGresor, Lswssf Blake.
REAL xBTATE.
DARIICULAR attention. given 70 ,hs buying ana
= ss'itne sosi hs'a'e oheomniS TsJ'ns oii.
49, .or,,is,a ,,,sc,. ,,i,,..,o Ill l.ns.,,
his county and Civ az fni,r nrsns red 10 sssmio
a "a
acknowledgements Attn. shortest notice and on the mos
reasonable terms.
nor1FR0TAI IssuRaNCT 0ONPINY,
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ITO nA1ry pAyENP0RT GAzETTE,

o., N. and until quite recently the tus paper in
STATE of lows ptated on . esa Prwss Pssss sad Its
oul.on the laisss, fsny u the s,s.s Ads..a..''
pvseia.. these advantages as our columns amply ''
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VALUABLE IMPhOvRD EAgn
GD1e SALE.

GDit SALE.
S,ITUAIEDin Muscatino county, fronting tha MssiH-
0appi River, midway between Davenport tu2 MGsca-
and 10 back Containing $50 scues loJ atrsa o.
which proved ant under high state Of cG!tiyo,
the balance rolling prairie and timber land Ihsfe Is on
tho farp large story dwelling, Lorn, c3Iragl Aose
and all necessary outsnildngs all In hrst rate ral
bearing orchard Ct choice APPLE pesl, cherry ami plum
trees excellent we'll aud ciststD, neFer i7ttEg Lt5@A
Of running water and very snperior Stone qasriy
ALsO-e0 acres tiilEefei Ian. upon asnG opposite
tho above farm, upon which Ia heavy Nth oil tLbef
principally hickory, which "a asibl- at all
The above property VIII be soid cheap a1d npSR "a,
the most liberal. Enquire Of
NouR5E. yIELE E CO..
AT the Iowa Agricultural Depot, corner Rcci Is!aLa
aud Front Sts., Davenport. jay dau
HRRRING's SAFES
VNYT have lust received In voice Of ilegTiar bra.
w It'd Firo ard Thief FroufSaies md UaGII ATite
purchasers to call and ace then.
Julyl BURR0Nh, PRETTY AAA & DtE.EIL
Dissolution.
NOTICE ia hereby given that the g. fa.5afi alsp
IN heretofore EXISTING between the undersigned uGigr
the name and Firm OF N0URsE 4 HCNQkEI6Eu, T.
this dsy dissolved By mutual consent.
All debts due said inn 10 DO paid 70 Ies N4cefT
him
july %. '5G LEVI HrSuERE6Ep.
Tho business will 10 ontnaed by ths undersigned wto
requests continuation Of the patronage heretofore
tended. LEVI HCsHEKEgNBs
Moline, ILL.,, Juy23
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A SPLENDID Farm, - milss nom psysaport on
: ~ Allso's Grove ROAD. Adjoining tss wa sss
o. sad Gfcvei 80 scrss we'll kncsa ana IN ssops 81
sId stream Of never tai1as vaisr rss aiaS Hrssse
T. n,, there sss we fnns dysllhs Aossss 8 e
two orchards Of ioo sAeiee nun trsss ~ y,
which are eesftng. This ID enc Of ID hsss ssoeh
arms 70 Sesn eousty, Anl will b. sold q asoatbas-
heGR1GOR, LAWNS & BLAKBNoRR.
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$40, 900
WORTH OF
Il A r y w AR d

WORTH OF
A ID n w A ID
-. $1,000, ~ "A IL -
80 W 1sA0H " I1r
N srsdv Ca1,su,ers Rai,Ss,. ,o sIacpsmi,ss o.
chinists Tinnc,Is ma rs,ner. VII, bsr. md lie
and we'll s.sori.a ,iaet nfsbe,f.nd hasvXhs "a vatn
wase per cent less than ever before offered ia this
mstket
Il Sc LOU. or chicago Cali and T. examine H
july sa dtf &c. wAsHBuRs.
DISSOLUTION.
dissolved by mutual consent. r.. t. Hull retiripx
from III eo M %as1"' oo"'0 I. HULL. ''"s
SMITH ALLEN,
$1,000
5R E164A
1 ,,erns' mi maIs esares.iy for The undsrsiehsd.
f fs. f' as9 E A'r''n Gs snacss spa
House and Lot for Sale.
D,,,n,,,,S
"A of lol for M years, situated on the blue, be-
tween Brady and Harrison streets, Apply to
w. r. GURLEY,
AugI9dif or to Niekolls, Isbcii & Co.
DLhChoM l11S lOOLS.
4 NViLs, Vices, urlila, Bellows, s!ocka and Dies,
LlSiedges, Hammers, iongs, &C., for salo by
Jc13 DURROW> ,PRETFFMaN g. DAL2EbL.
81 boz steel AMI Iron Shovs,g and shade, 10,
20 sale by B. r. & d.
fs s.' sc sssi s 1aa '''' Sn'' S'
b. p, D.
- -
Ht MILLS. SyfSbrSa ana Ilna"ha salt Tor 81
wv by -. r. ~ ~.
s0lbBLS. Hydraulic Cemeat, for saieby
~OO D. =. D.
~ Iota,f -1i O. / i, a.. Il 4 n, On SIs,c,
ZEoss 81 = .i Iia.a.t 81 q, p1iis Tn,nsn,ina'
- 49, ,shi,s i..H anu p q
Cheese,
= n RoxRs w H. Cheese, a prime lot for sale by
DU BURROWS, pRETfYMaN & EALZELL.
tnIyI3
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-, -,
~ iof sats by
JnlyiJ y. y. a. d.
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FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.

imperfect article TO go form from their esaolishmeh
has gained for their Scales reputation that has new
or been surpassed in the whole range of asela nae
chanism.
The Scales are unanimously Acknowledged as the
s.aadariin all transactions by weight.
A lawsuit which arose from discrepancy OF
weights between OF Fairbanks Scales in use D.
The Baltimore h Ohio Railroad Company aud one ol
another faQture recently tried In The Court
ofCommon Pleas, BALTIMORE; tho ease occupied The
Court two days and Judge Marshall IN delivering bis
decision stated the result Of his idenee that the
accuracy ofFair5Gaks Sealss was ostabiisAedbelohi
ali que sion. For sale by
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN & DALZELL
The we'll known reputation OF these Scales has in'
duced The vendors OF imperfect and worthless balan-
ces 10 offer them as Fairbanks Scales, and purcLSs-
eTs have thereby in many cases been subjected 10
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
act business in their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud pursuing course
alike unjust and dison orabls lhey take this method
TO caution the public OF their impositlons.
The patentees Manufacture under their own m
spoclion only ut their iactoy in 81. ohnsoury, W.
For sale in Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PRETIYMANN DALZELL.
+. & Z. FAIRBANKS & Co.
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Hare Chance To secure
aiaahle FarninR Lalis IN Scott Cou1tY,
FOR LEASE,

comprise some Of The best lgAds in Scott County,
ard have Beyer been before one red for sale.
Aleh 81 80 COOK & SARGENT
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