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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15
CORONEss,S sNQUEsT'

ElSHE body of found in the river enfose Mr..
J. p Dunn's farm. In this county which had evident
y been in the water two weeks No nna OF re per-
deck passage ticket from the steamer Prma Donna
hut his invisihle. was fOand him. lie was q
medium sized young probably twenty yearsoid h
black hair lie dressed in cottonade pants blue hann
shshces and socks The Jury returned verdict OF Scci
dental drowning. Two dollars in money found on MN
iyI-3w JOHN TRIBJE. Coroner v. O.
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PRINCE a co ~ NsELonEONS,

rss--l WITH Divided swell, secured BY letters pat
: m " .f8JtsEt, May 2id, 1885,
~ ~ ~ By Of this swell, solo passages may
~ II Uha played with the full power 81 the natrp-
men while khe IA soft and Rubdued, Here
aer all ths Mslodepns made ~ Prince o. viii be FUR
nished with thia attach tent without extra charge.
Prince CO. could realize hands me fortune by
dsppang ofrghs ot faourers Tut they prefer
w. y, COLIN RN, Western Agent.
myI 76l6 West Faurth street.
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NEW AND CEEAP GOODS,
McKTNNEY q COOK

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR TO BARGs' BETw MAIN LoBGsr.
RI receiving and opening most desirable OF
IN spring and summer goods, consisting in every
variety us1sly kept in dry good store Silks Chaas.
Berages Robes Lawns Brllisntes Bonnets Grape. silk
Lace and Neo potsn Ribbons, Lace EdIinEs Gloves
Hoseingin great varClohs Cassmeres, Pant goods and
inr in rich nrnfn &c &c an9
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REAL ESTATE SALES
BY JOHN TNGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HOUSES AT
Public Auction.

On Friday. the Eighth day of August next.
a O'Clock p. NJ, the Auction Rooms Of Y0OLSEY
"A NELSON. will sell the following chO property.
to wit:
story Brick Business House FirI above Main
present occupsed the Evansville Post Office,
lately built ald in good repair aud excellent busil
stand renting for per and
selling price, is 20 20 feet building
feet.
Atso-The Frame House and fine lot street ad
Joining the residence Judge Loekhat so feet 'front.'
and $50 fet deep alley The house
has six The neighbo!hood excellent and only five
minutes walk of business. The lot alone
worth so per ceat than house and lot will sell
ALsoThe Frame House and Lot First ad dining
fne new residence built by Dr. Oasselberry; the
at aceuped by John f. Crisp Esq
comfortable the lot 3S front First street.
deep alley in the best of neyhbo rhood and less
than three from the heart of business.
ALso1hat fine Frame House anil Lot lately occupied by
Jacob Born Division street. above Seventh this is the
fnesrame residence Of buit in Evansville. well
painted ceilings - feet high, handsome fence
and all eonvenenees eoupete the HeiGhberh0od is
Is good aud improving fast.
All this properly will he sold low Terms for all except
Born House:-Oue third cash third six
twelve months. he Porn house-one third cash.
third year and pne-third at years. In all
with and waving relief laws and secured
the premises Discounted ten cent for cash.
For further particulars enquire ut my Office.
jyl0 tds ES JOHN INGLE, JR.
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RICH AYE mo 5kENTaRKABEE.

FESE richest and varied stock spring
u dry goods ready for inspertion Rosers
the Main First
fully vite the ladies Evansville vicinity give
call before purchasing else hrre still adhere
old motto sell cheap and sell heap"
Our new style Mlntl"s silk an straw honnets French
and Swiss emroideries trimmings MID and fin fish silk
gloves plasos cape shaws brilian de LANES bareses
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses children
also ottonades Drngs Vesngs and Coatspg for gente
mems wear and in fact article in line has rival
in point Of style and quality all goods have hsen
chased at New York from the first importers
therefore enabled complete with in this
Western city.
Again give call and We will sell goods at
tonishng 10 prices. apis ROSER BRO & FREY.
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Alolrh q. AdIershurg

Adoirh g. Adiershurg
Against
Robyn & 90. Louisville. Ky Garnishee,
and G. W NJ Bride. Agentfor
Adams Express COMPANY.
Before Daeie Chute Justice OF tho Feaee OF Andereurs
COUNTY.
oTcE hereby given that on chs 18th day % June 1855
ird nv Tho ndersigned. the afdavi Of Adoiph
Adter.hurs against the Defopdans and that this
will staaa tr the twentythlrd day Of July 1851
i.2l DANIEL CHUTE.
HpsCF-fo T!erees prime Carolina. for sole nv
Va iee GEO FOSTER & 90.
XSTDFH VINEdsXI.25 bbis cider Vinegar fo- safe y
4 myA J. & a. HERMANN.
BOSTON CRACKERS
HET manu- featuring ns fine BOSTON CRACKERS
Wv mqde-the nj family
Hotel Gnd for invalids cupsd opuiar every
wher. used We supply with ~
and all ether bnds Of Crackers aaanty aud s low
ratios. isI2-iw JOIN FARRELL co.
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). HAYRs. ALEcK CRAIG o. TRUMAN
&c. SPRING STOCK. 1856.
HAYES, CRAIG & co.

Main Corner Fourth LouisviIe KY and l7s Water
St. New York.
NWTHo LEsALE dealers in Hats. Cans and Straw Goods
w have in store and are in daily receipt Of the
most comnlete assortment goods in their line found in
est ,hlishment West of New York City. We
selling and shall continue to do Indiana Merchants
others favorable and prices
articles be bought in OF tho Eastern
We invite examn alton Of stock for
IT
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Main street, three doors below
NNckA A. Cook ~.

= MATtn tTRhhr. BETWEEN MAIN ANp LOotaT sTRKtTa,
HAVE Just received and large supply Of fine and
cheap Mantlias. hne sets Application Upderslesyss
Collars CemGe undereeyos, and the best and hneat
rtmrnt Of Embroideric bought for this market.
They invite nitiG0nH Evansville
and 4urryundnE country examination for thamaeves
hefore purchasing eewhere they premise 10 self
tele In ther house AZ the Lowest cash prices Como soon
como and all, myM
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% RS NJ. D0NALDSOS would respectfully infe rm the
ladies OF Evansville and its vicinity that che has taken
ahouse next door to Mr. Rubin Harris dwelling the
of Second and Oak has
in Dress making and Bleaching doing ala
oSraw and apolau bohneis and she doing
patronage. my2tf
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UNCgTIstfFNI Vys1NEY

AtTTfZENS' Rank Cherokee Insurance aud Banking Conn
W pany, Plan aud Mechanics and Lagrange Bank Of
He0raa hnk ~ Chattanooga and Commercial Bank ofNash
willie and Memphis aud other TANKS Of Alaama, Ten
nessee Georgia and North aud South Carolina taken at
for Groceries the lowest cash Ices longht At small
discount Tor eash, by s. E. GILBERT co
lell q Syc., near Water.
AtOFFEE rs bags best Rio Coffee. small reed and
for sale hy i'2n /. Il d. HERMANN,
I-S6. SPHING TLl ABE OPEN. 1886.
FENE subscribers receipt Of their snrng
comprising every variety and Kind of MEMS Women .
Misses Boy's Youth Chdrens Roots Shoes Caters
Bashins SIppsrs &c. 80 10 wh9h they call the attention
the trade Those goods purchased early and selected
from the first and desirable stock err in the Eastern
markets. HENDRICKS 4 MeREA,
mh2l First at, Main.
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He has placed her for the sake of all
Of the river the foot of Vine lie will
hereafter be pleased to give prompt and careful attention
receiving and shipping well all other
that may be entrusted TO him.
The patronage therefore of the Mere ants
others of tha city and of the interior is solicited.
ana
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

J. III. YIAGEzEE & CO.,
EHAVlNG closed early whole first purchases Of
Spring Goods ind heavy trade fer the past
weeks receiving second edition purehased at
greatly redue aud Offering the desirable
and elegant stock Dry Goods brought the West
very 10 prees and vOuld wife call and
for they buy cheaper than they
have bought before. We are Just receiving new
Prints, Cnttonades. GinRhams,
Jeans. Apron Checks. SRttinets,
Chsls, CasSineres, Bereges,
Vestings DeLaius. Jaeconsts.
&c. &c.
all kinds goods suitable the seaon besides eie
gan lssortmeTt 81 Silk n Straw ap22
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

TENnE Equalization Hoard Tor the town Of Lamasoo City
will commence their session, at the Town Halt thu
h day ofJpy, 1885, Tor che purpose Adjusting any srrer
that appear upon this Assessment Roll for this teph
corporate Year, and continue from day 10 day until said
equalization IL completed. ny order 81 Lha Hoard, -
Je21utf DANIEL CHUTE, Clerk,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15
THEIOTHERM SPRINGS.
pike E0UntVs Ind.

TUVHE suserhars the attention Of the health ami
pleasure seeking public those springs located thirteen
milea from Pstersbrgh 20 which place daily line
Racks The edi nal properties OF the water
passed and having completed a'ae and spacious Hotel
entertain In the best STYLE The
Springs situated In the deepest forest shade Of 10
IT, which with the other in fuoemen makes this
the desirable summer Retreat Tor the health pleas
Sc ksr. TO he found IN tho SA'e.
TERMs per week Medical attendance charged oxtra
i.i9 Ird9m w. BROWN Il MORTON Proprietors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

GNOLBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
stock Of Mattrasses to the building lately
by MIR. Hughes. Water street t. Canal Bank
whore they Will keep constantly hand o wholesale aud
retail large of Mattrasaes Of all sizes Rnds
yzi Spring, Cation, Moss. shnck Hair AMI Jenny Lind
Atso-Red Comforts % all sizes
ALso-Cotton. Moss Hair, Shuck and Feather Pillows,
Mattresses made order guaranteed 20 give satsfao
ton. Those good article will plenseve a~oall
Tho Country Merchants IL particularly invited
% stock Main next doorto Canal Bank Evansville
Ind. mhiS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15
CBe DAILY Jonrnal
S L A TE TIC IT.


-:.O::--~
GOVERNOR
OLIVER II. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER. OF VanderburG hs
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. VySON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM IE. EOFFSHNGER, OF II rke +.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
r.. w. H. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES IN. ClsAVENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of Tippecanoe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOEfN a. sEAL. OF Miami.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

fO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS,
THE undersigned would that flushed
l. large and substant rial new Wharf boat
ssNA VI MOTH fyAVE.sg
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CORONKR's INQLE-'l .

VERY FINE SUMMER SOFT HATS
FBNHE beat gbtes and finest shad Soft Hats that
ny2s vAuTIGR MARooyNIrP. VEIN rtre.t.
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samuel 70 Gilbert 4 Co..
Asaiuat
tho psaos Of vspdsrtursh

Against
Tbs Bans Of Kentucky at Louia- uRrnt hoe.
Vile and the Branch Of the stste
Rank 81 fndiana At EVapsviiis
eiore William gsmpr Jaaties Of the psNos Of yapderturEh
County,
ri Office hereby given that on tho third dy q Jaes.
1886 writ fataohment and fgarnishte has
been usd by the undeigned. he Az davit OF ssmuel
hilbert against tho deisndan anl that this eapse VIII stand
for trial on the hr4t day Of July. hbg .,..,.w
ifl0ahwd WILLIAM kEMFF.
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"a BREASTPfN Of the shape of harp, with pearls
~ sides hair in Valued for the sake of the
Rvr The finder shall be rewarded receive the thanks
the owner ho leaving IL at this Office. je25f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-15

New ORLEANS, July IL.
Tho steamer Texas with Vera Cruzo dates
OF July sth arrived. The Spanish fleet had
departed. President Comoniort had decided
to sell the church lands. Tho Rio Grand
oyerllowed It's banks.
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LOST,

"a MEMORANDUM Book. bound in Leather with steel
IN spring Loeb. lett in The will be
thankful to have the SINE lett at this Office jszitf
nGA KITS Nos and Maekerel,
d &F&P2n bills Nos. 2 and3 do;
40 hit bills nos. aud Maekerci 100 bxs No Herrng
a. qt-hhls 70. l. 2and 3 do; 75 bxs Scale dol
Cua SIX Cigars reed and for sale reduced prices by
ls2O I. n d. HEfMANN.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
assortment of very desirable Mourning Dress Goods
IA lor sale al up26 HUGHBS'.
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y " W tsWVNN AN 70 NEW FHkNNENs
sHANKLlN& reilly beg leave 20 call the attention TO
~ their friends and their large and we'll
tceed sprng aud dry goods reed
during ihep wtoks comprsing Of the desir
aJe stocks no found w the city which they tHtr whole
ao and retal TO their customers and the public genersy
Aew prices eaah prompt time buyers ThrAock
set IN the folowingroad cloths black and
o.ssmereaan fweeds, white. bun and fancy and
k Nesngs CoonadeH Craton cloths and plain and fanyh
LINEN Dra rich Gaiiooea % Philip Allen, Hpraguea line
State and ether rich printed french anl Scotch Jsoo
nats and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain aud salty
striped nsrega black and eoored Crane MlnS who Cash
iriaheesaud ohali de Lanes white srape shaw hlaek
aud fauey sk shawl rich ia shaws and aeaFf black aud
white lace oapee. Morla antique rnrasos silk and snghau
ughraaA Panama Leghorp and Braid Hats, English
aud fancy hornets rich lonnet Ribbons Hosting Oiovos
Palm iaRfand fancy hoo aud shoes Carpets
stair Oi Cloth aud printed window hliuda together with
great variety Of Trimming small ypas and fancy goqds
m A
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stPtTa5H I'M

tsPETaH IN ~
az Clerks they have bought Goods thea
VM viii be able TO soil tho prtsentfeaaon Now, In err
dor 20 avoid the Ike oocurronee have given them inatruo
onste sell the Goods nj much eaa than usual low rAte
70 customers and g others who want bargains in Dry
tn,h 4. EMBlC1f
apli Main street. three doors below second. i
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PINE IUNTHFH Ann sUINGI Fs

PINE fsNN1HFH AND SHkNGI ES,
I'D " BENNETT would respectfully announce 10 tho
Ia citizens Evansville ding try that he
(havng been gsd In the acure Of Lum for
raj years, and eleetnga ehooe role Of his manuac
turs) has opened Yard Carpenter street Krez
Homans new Foundry and pared cell Mt Wholesale
rnta cheaper than before offered in this city.
ir1s lwdtyw
HNDOO MEMS FOR tOOI' ElS@ Rochester On. \ y
NJ Coopers Knives splendid OF the genuine
Weeds Knives iust rec AZ ie2f WALDKIR0A'S.
MEDICAL.
War W. A. H0RRALL Ecleetio physician tenders his
y services the citizens of Evansville and vicinity IN
the pracu medicine and ohtctrcs. Main
opposite house in the office formerly occupi By
j. n, MsGill NJ. ID. nyf=9m'
IN UIGLEt HNAJS,--A supply Of these yer, So eriar
z u Do wiling Green
iSf3 HERSHBBRGER y cRSo ~.
NOTICE 40 AEsEs, Ma RS AND UUN-
TIE ACTRskS.
finishing the House Calhoun
Mclean county. KY. Will DO let out the goth Jupe
1876 The will compre the entire hshiRg OF the
building including carpenters work save the roof); also
pasrng Plans and snecihcatonsof the work
AZ tbs the undersigned in Calhoun. a.
qny time
Sealed proposals will 70 -eco7ed AZ any time before the
goth June when fheY VIII he orened and tho woret ontby
me cemmisioners. Fae Job is large and good one.
Addrest W pore NEAMAN.
Jos City Building ccmmttee
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lvlNI1lltaas'a'rH IstsnAp.

HpREAn larger than the largest better than tho best and
- cheaper haa tho cheapest always DO had ~ the
New Yo bakery First nearly orposltc the Pose
once rs doErn ioaves for 20 oenta ron CASH
The proprator Ia ny prepared 70 furnish All kinds ef
bread esCakea aud Craekera either Wholesale or retail
aud he tara tmel that he dvotes his rKAaosAL ana
attention the HAKNd business no can are sush
Satisfaction that after onee purchasing Of hiia
VII Wish 70 purchase elsewhere, f, - n.r~m
iuli-2w u VAUNTs
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FINE VALE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wOnK !.

W AIsEl WOEkk.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
aCHMfDT STARK have Just received at their establish
- ment First street largi assortment of WAL Papers
from common qualities 10 the hneet glded comprng every
b of the most beautiful description is this line. They
ALTO keep everything arperaininK upholstery and
ohars sofas &C.. in superior STYLE Having ust enlarged
accommndata increased business we
argos ook aud low prices pp9p-tf
ENNhsEtSu IOlLBF Ikl LIS
EL i0n1 white 10 II and ~ 4 Toilet Culta,
case o1lored II aud t2-i do DO; received 10 day
nj for sale by JAMES Low A. co,
my2, AIS MAIN street Louisville, Ky.
a. II. MOLASSEs-tn prime coorerags. 70, sale by
kSs ie9 GEO. STIR a. 90.
FOR EkENT.
INV d0u 10 Dwelling Houses for sale rant enc on
u Cherry and one Water etrcets. Apply TO
teli.u HnRNBROOk & o.. Watt street.
CARPErs, OF CSC rms AND MArrLNtss.
UHOPktNs REED invite the attention OF turohasers
60 their stack tho above articles also
lot Of painted window shades aud curtain materials all
Witch We viii sell very Low forcash. myl-2m
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THE nAzARn POWDER COMPANY.
NEW DutsGS,

" y IT p y " y.
EtCtf @YtEHbfN have Just opontd largo assortment
% Drugs AMI Medicines which they invite the aten-
Marchana and Phyiioans They also hoep window
us Glassware Totacro, Cgnrs Paints Brushes kind
ora Dyesuni, Spices periamrty, Fancy Articles So. 80
ground OIL Pare Wines BrAndei frAedoihal purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call az No ~ WAtgret
under tho LsarnA Once. myR-H
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Latest N . w 8.
STARTLING NEWS FROM KANSAS,
st. Louis, Aug. Fl


The Leavenworth City Journal 17th
contains lengthy accounts of another out.
break in Kansas. On the 7th, Brown, at
the head OF 300 Free State men, attac ked a
colony Of Georgans near Ossawatomie, and
drove them into Missouri, unarmed their
colony, burned their houses and destroyed
all their property.
l2.-Frahklin attacked by 200 men from
Lawrence, who. after dislodging IA pro-
slavery men by setting fire to their houses,
robbed the Post Office Of $40. took 30 U. s..
muskets, one piece artillery from Mr.. Ruck.
er. then took $3.50 worth of clothing from
Mr.. Barnes, lot clothing from Mr.. Crane,
between $500 and y 400 of accounts and
notes, and 1925 worth Of clothing aad from
Judge Fame valuable horse.
l5th.-Treadwel settlement, Douglas co.
numbering 80 men, attacked by 400 aboli-
tionists under Brown and Walker, we'll
armed and mounted. Treadwell's party on
foot, and feared that most Of them have fall
len. Treadwell sent to Gov. Shannon for
aid, who called the U. s. Troops, bat they
refused 70 act.
Anti-slavery men driving all pro-slavery
men out Of Douglas county, and destroying
their property. A fight took place on the
l4th. near Ossawatomie, between two hun.
bred Aboltionsts and twelve pro-slavery
men, the latter On foot, which resulted ia
killing fourteen Abolitionists, and wound
ing six others. On the morning ofthe 10th,
Lecompton was attacked by 500 Of Lanes
men.
The U. S. troops, having Robinson,
Brown, and other prisoners in charge, sur
rendered without firing gun, during the
absence of Col. Titus, who sent assistance
to Treadwell. His home, about one mile
from Lecompton was burned, and Mr..
Dow's, editor OF the Southern Advocate, and
Mr.. Sisteirn wounded.
Large bodies are organizing in the border
counties Of Missouri, tor the purpose of en-
tering Kansas.
Atchison made speeches at independence,
and Stringfelow at Weston. Circulars
signed by Atchison. Russell, Anderson and
Bown, are freely circulated in the river
towns, asking aid to drive anti-slavery men
out of Kansas.
The reported purpose OF the pro-slavery
men was to burn Lawrence on the goth,
for which place large forces had left.
LEAvENwoRTH. lanes forces vaEously
re ported from 800 to 500. Bloody work
looked for.
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!. n.nY Davenport GAZETTE,
LOCAL MATTERS.

n,ypspoKT ADVERTISEMENTS, ErG,-~
Among similar facts which indicate The en-
,a,orise as well as the good sense OF our
n,cb,nts, and traders IN every line OF busl-
i the liberalty with which they ad-
.,,i.. their spectiye establishments III
,.oers of distant OF neighboring iocaii'
,,s We have no doubt that the practice IS
paving one TO the individual advertisers
nile il also materially Dement'S even those
..ho ao not advertise, by increasing the ag
..,e of trade which is thus attracted to
s,r civ. davenport advertisements is a
Conspicuous heading in most OF the papers
,h,ouobout one of the best portions OF lie
s,ate, and we have frequently noticed 'hat
. Greater number of edit oria references are
,nsde 10 the advertisements Of Davenport
a,chants. than to those Of men doing bust
,sss a, the localities where the different pa
pers are published. Such facts all 60 10
show the increasing Importance OF our cay
,s chief mart at which the trade oil vast
expanse Of country viii be transacted ana
ub.n we take into consideration the vaFle'
~ and weight OF our natural advantages II
!. NJ once evident lha, nothing but the most
blsmeable supineness can prevent our mei'
chants from reuping the rich reward that =
30 clearly within their grasp
We often refer TO this subject, but we are
r.rsunded that we cannot refer TO II too ire
ouen,ly. We have made the fac, OF the lib-
eral advertising just mentioned, The occa-
sion for referring to it again, but we wish to
impress upon our business readers the fach
tba, no isolated or exceptional enterprise
will entitle them to the high prize which we
think they are able TO obtain. The prize
of the commercial emporiumship Of the
State Of Iowa e now oscillating in the cur
rsnt of circumstances, and will be secured
be those who put forth the best-direeted and
most contiguous efforts. We certainly
think il within the range OF probabilities
th,, this prize can become the property 81
nsyepport Are our business men aud
property holders doing the most they can 10
phtain III