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Gletbins.
New Goods. New Goods!!
EDW ARD ALDEN,
Merchant IMilOc,

sSDsS SssssNS - sSsOS
AND
WholesaIe and Retail Dealer in
Roady- M q de Clot hing +,
Clsths, Cashmere, vestings, Goats Fur
nishing Goods ana Taiiors' Trimmings,
IT Asjnsl returned rom tha east win one OF .h5
i largest and beet selected sEa.ks Of goods .fsl
onersd for sale Ia this market consisting IA tafi O
The following articles.
BROADCLoTHS.
Ensil,h, French, German snt american, Of ll.9 .
CASSiMERES.
En,liat. Fisneb and An risan, % every variety 81
slyie, rtiof sRd aaaIity
yESTINGS.
Ttto Ms.asl!s, alss Sc Wai.s a.dsa s., risss
dins. satin, itslisn Cloth, six Fiush, and Fancy
OVERCoATING.
niatk, Blue and Brown Brosdeloth Union Whitney
and Pilot clolss, Fancy, sse, Erowa ami Aiuibsrfy
Castor Bearer, cauat4 mixed and satars nf the Ia
t9si imports. 49,
READY MADE
orrf Coats, osef. sacks, sutlduta. Reefus Jacket.
and 4aimss, ftosk snf Dress froas Goats of ali
qualities ma slyles, silk, Velvet, Flush Cioth,
double aud tsist fsLay and plato Cassimers and
Dos.kin panta; Bat'n sad Guernsey fsocks, Wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
hiskeIJ, calico, while pain iinan corded sha rars
Ia Wrisibands; string Ds0rsey, corded Byron, pol
ks Collars Meek lies, sIecEg, faacy and and plan
cravsts; Gloves -whic, black ana coiorsl Md, lin
ed bnck, eio,h, Cheaierneid, aberdeen, Boriin,
Union and German ana Far Ganntleis; wool, Ineri-
no ana cottsn Hose; thiis anifsncY linen tnd siih
HandksTshiaf.; eInbioiaIsd iamh's Hbsl, white md
mixed nefiaos and siik Wrappers aAi Drawers;
Wool biitts, Boarfs, MafisTs, Cent? shaHis and
Shawl Pins, Umbrella CErpet Saeks, nj all other
articles naily kept by tho trade, all 0f which Il
rt=peetluily Edbmiut 20 the nyatanaiion of Gus.
toner. &s'at
Az early eAli v Ill .esaft choice aelaaiiosg.
a.st' Wv = a+EstfE EDWsRD ALDEN,
Second stFrei, apraaiIe iseCiaifo row, davenport
Iowa. (tetween Rfaia& Btsty1 ser6dtf
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ArJ0HN JORDAh's

. FAIL ANp "tNifJS SLoi HtN'
ArJ0HM JORDAhs
IOWA iOTHfNG STORE.
A LARGE and Va fldd assortment ofMcnss ana
"A lsoys, IL Healy made GtOIhln&, enibrae
inx differentiated appfovoisiyies ,aut made y
good orb men out oithe best material.
Fine, medina aud eomDion, Union, Beaver Fslt,
Pilot, fole and Flashins, hanxup Sacks aud
Cloth Dress and Ffoch Goats Of
coiofs and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Ssgi
net Velvet and 1wood taRtalo0ns. SILK, salip, Va.
slvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
Sstinot, ponble aad Snlslo breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets Drawers undsfshirts, Hosiery, Suspendels
Gloves, olass, Ste Ok
Ties, ,SSaris, Winchester and SeoIissppfcysi Patent
Shoalde am Shirts, mbreiasahd aiAftise sasaa.
ly kept In yeutemaA's furnishing sLofes, including
Kobss de Chambreand Revere Vestsand Oyercosts.
Also, splendid assortment OF uncnt Cloth tssst-
meres and Sestinssal Of which VIII be made up 10
the bastnaaner, with pronptness, al aeeon-
modatins prices, ani by competent WorEmeB. This
sstsblIshaentisin tas monthly receipt oiths latost
FashiOnss0 thatofder rsintrusLedto them may bore.
liedupon asbens the by ihcse no de-
siIetS. All manner plain orb and work ofa &c
eelmedium, promptly attsndeito 70 as he erstotore
/ HATS oil new 81 bosethef 1tihall atihe COM
mon kinds constantly on hand.
hes bscribe
" hopes W maii taJo nItnuanes oiLhesals.
JOHN JORDAN.
sisrehantT allo Clothies ,on nEroGtstIse ppo.
sitetho Steam Mills.
N. vannaKt lniy o A lgSS.uSa-ff
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1t is as great mercy to be preser.
we'd in health az TO be delivered from
sickness. NJ
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sr, SIGN AND oREAMENTAL FAyE.
mo, PAPER HANGING, ETC.

5zs.ysas.-a 4 spcegiliF saUa..,~= .r nt-
t!alda toet he s. ~ r".l.aa, .....,,, "a.
esas Tie Old 7ilui 0u r7Tr s,u'a rs--a0n Second
and IAiFt SETarts.
His ioaz vEpefiea,e ID the ab0E glltb .5s ".tt
raLts hid 4nrHg mis- tHEgaa tu-i .atEtt.' " 3"
ang wSFs tust msr o. futr1GtaN ~ htHs
falnts0, al egi5r5 prepared o"o I=aaE l"a .-"
ily,tl ia ar JANE. ia.. .,. ...
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Sf0Tes, Stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,

SsOeSS, ISsUGGS.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND IEEE ANSWER - STOVES.
4 THOUGH We cannot keep on hand asma Seec
"A or 5000 Stoves g0me Of our u6ighb9T9 tie rah
s6ns ae, wo sell 90 cheap and so good afacie pt
Stoves tBAt II becomes dihieHit 10 supply tho dc
81, but new supply Of freight cars have arrived
ana been placed on cur road, aud NE have completed
our Rrsne ementaso 10 be able now 10 supply th'
demands otali, be tia samt MORE OR LESS,
SO sitter looking around among sli ths CONF
HORSE" Stove shog9 ia iul8 alt;, - ~ Epfp0sr,
c3Ids tn
Twlteheli & uiiioLEs.
The only st3ve Emporium IN the west AID buy
St6te as Is StSJs. In oar prices, f0r ehespnsEs,
We defy ell OMptttioH-aeV5Hy article 40afgdaieh,
md If not satisfaCt5Ty, we refund the m0ney. Anon
cur assortment may ba found The celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood o. Coal: the Climax;
Black Diamond. f0g coal; Tho King of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens,
All kinds of Patior. once and Heating Stoves
lin aud Copper Ware on hand at OIL tlMes, Roof
lug, Jobbihg,Ac done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the p. o.
Feb i-dIf nAfENPoRf, IOWA.
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IUAS 4. Guy will attend to lEo collecting 0i
81 deUta, taking subscriptions for Newspapers and
DO a General agency business, Ohce No. 10 OFGis
Bniidlng.
Fgforio Burrows & Pretty man, Cook & Dlllon.
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SAMUEL PERRY.

lTAs onhaad nj " and fall asaortIae of Erepsh
III and Rnglish Gloihes, Cgssimsfes and ee.tings
suitable for the s5Asoa, which he will nske up 10
pleasuls sa ELo tnoli. aud sona lie taEalss
READY MADE CLOTHING,
O. ali kinds for SpTihs aud Summer wess, which
" IN erol.t sehsap re hvcheapest. #sH.
fyRNISi1LVG GOODS.
A Ageoisappl ofsvarylhils necessary Tor gentle
n ans wardrobe. SPftna styio Dg hatS,
Gaps, GruAEs, SaliCes, Ae.
P.s. Would Inv ita thoss bout 10 Purchase goods
In the aboy line 10 give ain oaii before PGsclas
else hero. Ono ptlc0 only. No tf0uble 10 shs
goods. Ihankfaliorpssuayarah hopesh continuance
oithssamc. SAMUEL FERhh.
Davenport Aprilis 1855 =
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L.nr .lld nionee. RakeKa sill ahead

fGF. .i@e.fl gst h.s recently mais extensive prep
. -. ..'.t. ptt Me, Mater and Oyster Crackers.
.,i... lr.tH N 2. &u., together slsh GOOD assoTt
...,4..t i.aA Bread, Cak AID huaNs.
also Dur. IasGd lta Patent AlEhi Tor scott
."' ..rt,, iua.lIllclurt OF UEEn Il Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
..N N. n.eHnrrr The advantages el6imod i7f
.r.. el,fs1l m-NBE bread, dis 'tsss' luo i'tc''l .
..,..r,r,. ia uu..llF. and handsome IN appear
r,t h, much 3.ilrT sla1 Hufe eve itkcePs mue'
.-, ..t..l4al barnIuue state, lut IV many Pefsois
I'd IN, objectionable wien 90 Wreh pld, u chls ~
...',g.tts the uuest FruuyA I0li, 1t -ous iafthef,
'l - saa4,Iy ,Iyinrodnccd hto iantIle1 no have my
rr.-.-.l gaL cr's BfaHd b1iSgc. sha!i eoHlhuo I"
.g. -rli. on terms Ei,irh cannot iAl 70 stTc ''''
G5 nllsfsgltsu hope to bo ahia tn snpply all WI"
-.'i .'..-s i I,na [. urri. q cuHi.EGanCs Of tho
1ras' tllorIsrs from thc eoautrS pi2'9riIy 26ynd
DANIEL MOORE,
urllr. FFa.r r..set. one square Hbu''
.,,rr.s-. d. Pfy.. man .s ElG&un .4l'g'
Davenport, MAY ~, 1. aD'du
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Rock island Il keoku4l Daas
E'aaeaaga. E..r3--'S Ea#s-s
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Stoues.
BUY YOUR STOVES

yNTHERB wil1algays be found ope Of tho best o.
w sortment8 OF S'dses, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
W,re, Japannei Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warsin This cuT. Among bis a5soTtmento Of
> Z . Y Il 5
are lha ealaytalsd CliGax ant Charter Oak Ceb;
jtovee, c5jt0t @0Ddi a. ihl and complete as
sortueut Pafior, Boy aad Heating Stoves, Elevate
Oven stores, aTd many aihas pattetns too numef-
5us 10 Iaentlon. onf 1St.0 ls, Quick Sales ant
Small Profits; Ga5i work, all warranted or no sale
One dollar save 10 dollar c: ued; and by calling
at hts Stove Ssots yoa viii save y and g@tju7f es
good an article as at any other house.
tarlenlsr attention paid TO House Roofing, Spout.
ing md job Work Ia general OIL o! good Gta eHl
stoes, hoping Il fecetvo shafs Of hc public pat
fonAau bE this molio' ''lHirE shles and Smhll
Profits" tsePt) -. l.. HORNE,
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THE SHOE TRADE.

IfAtING Increased oar faeinies fer nannfaetsf
1 ing aad dealing Iii Boots, shoes And Lsalnsf, u
the citizens ofDAysnpOtt sni einif, sissisTi II
daesinents thAn ever to buy ief Boots and shcss
tHe4a. Our rsiAil stock hereafter VIII atWayh cor
iaa srefy desc ription u goods T8nted5y people
No alGp are maxim: excessive preparations ioi
Wh0lesabing Boots Hht Shbas, ana te ihsitc eouh
~ dealers 10 cali aI. kaHii6e 9a. Aoek ana F1ses
II Il oar determination 10 rel on sssood lefnis ss
Thea sl.n he pafehHa~in ST. Lanis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRIGG9 & co.
n.taI EIana IL. l door from ID
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-.HasYL.NaNIA KAILEOAn.
agi.:s

raSasyLyANIA RAILROAD.
s.
qftnyrrst q grgrai Route, connecting the Atlantic
-,t-ua sJlh ths &esi,au. northwestern, and senlh
st.Yrt ststF- tt o. continuous RUiiEaY direct This
...l lag.s,uuuarts ,t rlts5Trgh W!ta dairy limo o.
+..,.F h., .iI psrts, ,u Lha Northwestern LaHes; ma
~ ,....s. .grc.l satagtst 4ad rsiidble r04ts bJ
which Freight cau r' forwarded 10 anu from the
BATES between Philadelphia and aittsburg,
srsr.E glass --BJ0ts shoes, Dry.t r5. = t0O F..
f;aeas Ia Ualtal Fars, Fcathcrf, Sr.i
$Tr.sssa dIase. - Saoks y st4itgA-l
,.fr, Bgy Goods On halasj Drh=a anj f1,, , Ip0b
lleG,slua-. HARDWARE F."ti
rs'uFFs; 8.Islss.s-tu.,lE, 5agsirg)
ftrrrl Pore t1t uGii. = ast steel! 58G y ie1 p
rnt..E. aatnsr ,lu tasdtes} Ochrc, Nc.>
..uFsl Ia aE3sss - oo1oe, ftsn,i.I-J
r,u (. Pod, tpaeA 80 LNrda Lsrd olf fOc Y 100 b.
....ralf.. Igfu. lead, uaila, soda ash h1c.S
aIGJsI-SI pytsarIei GRli further uctgs.
ERAIE- su 80. terlUd unli fuilhor notice.
gulfUN pnf saio, Aot exceeding 5u0 lbs,
T-F@fU. .hInptug so, Is iromaUy point east oil Phil
.lepAil- s, parliaaa, 10 marx packages ''giG Fsla
.g!ta'". Hroai-' ~ goods ns;gaed to tue
~ ~. tar llls i.uat as rhaae phia or Pittsbarg, viii
u. forwarded without detention.
FgnarE AuEa ra,-- iiErrts, W0rmly & CO., Mem
.i'-+.!arn. H. &. >Ia Ca, s.. Louis, ]. 5. @itoh
.tt, ..s,. WARS, He, Lads Dum0sBl, Bell q Fur
f..I anu Carter y IHIett LnuIsFIlie ,hy: Il. Z Aei
trgfa 81 saisz,n, IDli apriguan y Brown, and IrNi!
a. I.es,lt a. ua., - hiAy 81. Boston; L6ecb Il Go
3 b,.ar HDust, n. ORR; William st. aud c Batter
pfsra Ess york. ,. j ."uHoadr, PhilsdclphiEi Ma
ag.t, 4. noyl# t,4illooru; Goo, C. fEeHviscus, tla
Il. u.uauaFoN, ,ssa-rsl +, cis agsat, r1i!a
4. j. LbEE tEEf Sag't Altoona, fS.
s.gssnsS 8gaHIU ssaIiFnad.
I.lrel UatI, lIruUsh frHiu5 between ghtiits thsa
nd rIuynpi.sa .-gliE aiDENtNG MAIL TRAIN
f.a.as i.uimirphtl tor l',t-nurgal T.. 4. ~, ana
rttiabargu Scr rulIadrii't' az. =. NJ ins tal lino
,.gr. EN ipbiaat g. .t.auf F..hgTs iaf Phil
..I,.l. -ttP. N. Fut siHuF ENPEfSS train
.,-.t. lnFadrph,a iar Pittsburgh ~ II N. and
r....af .rlar i-uligirilhia at Il =. n.
In. Il. SO iiaHs s1Aueyl 1t Pittsburgh Win tho
I..t. aNuad liptn 81. hugls. Mo-, Alton, Galenu
...lt ...., lf,rravhirrt, Lexington and Lous-
,.n.. . l...u ll.Ilt, ia stUn, Springfield Belle
...r.. .. nH.-iE, I"tedp, Cleveland, Columbus,
g.a. r.uaa .u,4. and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
-,.. .a tar-.g bu..a E1m and 10 New Orleans
a. f...I-. E.mIsN lIe sHt Cincinnati.
4.r,.i l.r.a $3.50 gn had 10 ~T iI0m either OF the
k4s nrth,r particulars bee haudbiil5 at the dinet
ems sI..rlug points, Passengers from the West win
and LlI, tlu shortest and most expeditions route 10
FtIls. l.lpEls, GailnuTs, New YORK or Bo8tVns
Mos. HoOK4, Agent, Passenger Lines, fhS'
] a.Hah iuEN. Agent Passenger idnn-i i+Lts.
...... ".....TH 1E4
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a. S. MAXWELL, H. b.,
SEatGEeTs DCUAsSa' = oS-EE &EtsEt q
TFN0T0MY & PLASTIC SURGERY

s. W. Corner Tenth ANA Harrison s,Ee-E
ssAs ENrDEsH, sBs3 a..
References.
Prof II. =. ACEtF, NJ. b. IteNSlauht 1t...
L. ElPfsfns, "a. -. T-. rIaHi. o. Hra- =aU. -...
Asy. for rlusAHv,
PYal 5. G ARSoa. ~ 3D., GigaHuau. us
G.. Is. WOOD, N. ~. H.N sEAs "r4i-. aa.' .....
plastic Surg.
OPERATIONS Tor the removal 0f Ca.4l--t4 t'-N
siFablsInu. or squIntnys Hare lap Ctr- .T- a..
racGsd HHtha, sc S,gt
Doe gt-dti,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE. l,l
xNTHEREAS on the lst day OF May, s. d. 1855,
w Frederick DRnsisen and Doratha Dnnelsen
his wis executed unto Andrew ]. Lawes, as Tfas.
tee, certain deed Of tIusts conveying 50 ssid
Lswes, ss Trustee tho following tract OF land stu
tod la Scott county, Iowa, 20 Wit: Thirty ieet mont
Tnnns bach 10 The slloy one hundrsds nd afty fest
OF of the side OF Lot NO. twelve, Qs) tD block
No. two ~ In Greens ad II uon TO Tho city OF paw
eapoit, shown by the recorded p LAT fsaii addi
uOn, which said conveyance AS ade BY said frsd'
eIiek nEneseu and Doratha his wiIe, Tor Tue puF-
pose of securing 10 NJ. II. biakomore the paymem
oithe sum OF two hundred and hny dollars, SxDl
for which said Frederick Daneisen aid on tbe
Lat day OF May Aforesaid, execute his pIonhsofy
note TO said Hlakomore, payable III ohe year aflar
date Of with interest at Lsn Per cent per an
mum, payabie seIni-snnuslly. Aud now the said
note having bacomo due and payable, and the said
Frederick nanelsen having failed to pay the sana,
! Andrew. Lawss, Trustee as Aforesaid do hereby
gye Lh At by virtue OF the power which Il In
the said decd oftrust eontained will on Saturday,
tho 18th day otuetobsf A. ID. ieS6, at O'Clock 10
the aiIeTueoa Of said day, Court House door,
In The city Of Davenport, expose and offer ioI sale
Iohe highest for eash, The parcel OF iand r
have described, or 80 much thereof as shaii be ns
note, ~ costs and eKp psases OF makinS ssd ssis'
| and Of this notice.
/ patea this2Jd day sg September, A. u. 1880.
4 sspt2sdts ANDREW j. la Mk9, LInslss.
| GAMfnENE AND sHxIf Gas "
4 Hon sAisty .ryoapsyAspsrrKN.
3O.OoOFFz7 ~ saSCsD nv ) 1As lsills.
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NV A STEAM CABINET
nsa NGTsy fNkN3tty
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

AND
fSI "a 4 la / N a. ~ In - Eo
9Y DGNAHTE, successor to Biassrs. 10 Claire q
NJ Davenport; having purrAHssd The tbOYG prom
iirs Is nayS ropsTcd to AlGnufaeurs
STEAM ENGINES
oihc various kind suitable 70 the wants q! the couu
try Also, CASTINGS, for mi ottba dlneTent varls
lies Of MllGe rag. lnd Slatngs Of all deCrptiOus.
House Work of the Latest styles,
cans site, ByRegets Columns, O., etc, always on
hand, and make 20 order. VII w
Conne0tAd sith tho above Is Forging Shop. up-
der the direction Of inca OF superior skill,
lRrsss and composition OF Castings made :" order,
labbit Metal al8aEs nA hand, 80,
~, stock oi lat4eFus for A9chineryi building snd
ornamental purposes, IS unsurpassed by any hhiIs1
Establishment in the West.
iRepairiag don0 nj the shnF'cst notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash nj ail times paid for Old Iron and
Corner Of Front ana Scott Ste, davenport, Iowa.
hIcl9t d-wtf ". DONAllUB.
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NOTICE.

kUIlCEs
'IS is to certify that the oapaTinafshtp heretofore
existing between the untarsigned under the
name and aisle OF shoup i Harksios - this day
dissolve BY mutual eonaefi
All the demands dtas IN isFaT OF sais irTa
Nil ba collected 81 sati SHaup,
g. r, sHoUP,
A,N. hARhALUW.
. II = The Forwarding Ghd CommissioE business
viii hereafter ba CaII!uned bs u. Shoup6 Go,
nj the same stand,
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CisE NaW HOTEL.
w AV T. RLY HO u S 4
~. GSaiEe sfOuse,
nEMTSnr. & MfRIH. PInnriethi
w. C.. g . + H. - /.

WWDIHtAIt .IUaItI IN
Foreign Gnj npsnr4'3c, Green Rud Dried ltlits,
Sus, &c, ,st Culraro aud 81. Louie Wholesale pFees
Constantly on hand Lemons Oranges, apples
&c. Brady 1t. neat ErsHt, end side.
Davenport iuiy % '53dwu
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Howe IIApEOVed Patent
TRUss BRIDaEs.
sNHE undersigned are proprietori Of the above
4 patent for the State OF 10 wa, and prepared to
seitract for the ersetiu o hallway or Highway
Bridges of any length Of span from 50 foet to 800 feet
In any part tho State. As tie above Efidges havs
be zen adopted on most uiia Railroads IN the nitsd
States We deem comment as 10 thsiF strength, dura-
bt lity and cheRpness unnecessary. All eonnunies.
li1bs upon tue Will reesiys prompt attention
Addre.s, STONE, EooMER & hoYlNGToN,
feb lB-dstf Davenport, Iowa.
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THE SHOE TRADE

Boots and shoes by the Case OF USRen.
! AHIfs Cali, Kip, Goat and hid Boots;
( < Misses Kid. Morocco, Tn E0ots & SlPpe3
"a Feg'dS sewrf Ki,t, Enamel & Goat EusKtfis
BRi Other .tyieB inr asle by 4.
DAWSON, GRIGGs, 4 CO,
EgRdy atfsht, ] 65Fffomad. davenport Iowa
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Boys Youths and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot II The above, Calf, kip aGa Cos
l1S3 = DAWSON, oRIo6s 8 CO,
Home Made Boots and shoes.
ytrR mako every n so hnd quality OF Eoot'i g.
w tero Oxfort1 Ties and fine Calf EAohs fSf sshIA
on short notice, ofpKiHir stock.
Tnos0 who sani "llaiae Made'i work will pls2s5
take notice.
nefa DAWSON, GhiGC5 q CD.
iients' 0aiters Boys aaitcrsl Ysuths' aaitsrs!
r1sHE largest and best stock we hsve ever ofsred.
! Fine Car, sewe1 aui peg9ed, double aad single
s0la. Black ahd Drab Cloth GEllars Patent Leathe!
aud Buck, ,sin Gailefs. for saievsry cheap by
Dac3 DAWSON, GRIEGB & co.
Mens Long Rubber Boots
A LSO Rubber Saadsls, 0hiters and sllpPersfCt La
"a dtes aud Ciahts, NIisss. and chldren,t b
Dae . BAWsoN, 6 RIGGS s CO,
WARM feetl Dry Feet,
nAW8OE, GRiGuS e. co. have 0 complete as
~ aortmebt Of Fur.lihed, CioIh ard Buffalo oyeT
shoes, for saie cheap. dec D.
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants are invitsd 20 call and eS'
~ HmiAo our Ae5otpe MT which Ia Just suite 10 this
Market oar prices VIII ar sii times be 40 low q
tha5e alIheag0 OF 81 Louis.
pae3 DAWSON. GRIG6s Il co.
Boots and Shoes by the Case OF Dozen.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IReport. Furnished BY the Associated Pr.s..l

/ HALIFAX, Aug. 26.-The steamer Niagara, from
Liverpool, with dates to the 10th arrived last night
Cotton unchanged with moderate business. Sales
week 81, 600 bales, incIudUg 1900 to Spectators
| Sales Friday 5000 bales. Sales to Exporters and
| Specuaters 1900 bales.
Manchester markets unchanged.
| Flour unchanged with moderate demand-good
Ohio 33sa44s; Southern 3Os; Wheat advanced Cd,
improvement chiefly on better grades; Corn ad
vanced Cd, but demand confined TO home trade
with small supply.
The weather is favorable for agricultural purpo-
Accounts from grain crops are generally favor
able. @
Beef dull with declining tendency; Pork and Ba-
con easier and a trihe lower Lard unchanged with
moderate demand at Cos Cd.
WAsHINGrOE, Aug 25.-The Senate received a
message from the House from Vermont. Douglas
and Foote spoke briefly. Resolutions of respect
adopted.
House.-Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, announced the
Gecease of Jas Meacham, and passed an eulogy on
his public and private character. The usual ESQ
lutions were adopted. and the House adjourned.
ST. Louis, Aug. 26-This morning B. Crafty
Brown, Editor of the Democrat, and Thos. B. Rey :.
mods the defeated candidate for Congress on the
National Democratic ticket, left for Selma for The
purpose of fighting duel.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 26.-The steamer Texas
has arrived at quarantine from Vera Cruz, with
dates TO the 22d. Her mails have come up.
The country is tolerably quiet
The vomito is raging at Vera Cruz.
The Indians in the Northern States are commits
ting fearful ravages.
Vidauri has taken advantage of the fact to call
the people of Zacatecas to his aid offering to de-
fend them against the Indians.
The Mexican Government is fearing the Tehuan-
tepec expedition Of Fillibusters, and has sent an
army TO their movements.
BosTOS, Aug 26.-The Wings at the State meet
ing in this city yesterday, are mostly FilmoreiteF.
LONDON, 15.-Money more stringent. Consos
money quoted s5ts954 American stocks weak
Bullion increased $4,000; Iron firm; Cotton, New
Orleans Fair I'd, Middiing SO l-6d.
News unimportant.
PIrTsBURG, Aug 26.-Rver 81 inches water in
the channel and falling. Weather clear and pleas.
ant.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.-Flour higher-$6 90a6.
Nothing done in grain. Whisky firm o. Lard
firm IL. Molasses higher-sales at So. River sn-
changed.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-River unchanged.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26 Flour declined-7, 500 at
seas % for State; SO 37q6 IS for Ohio 81 97a8 so
for Southern. Wheat declined-20,OO 600 at 81 55a
l Sc for Western red; 81 5Oal so for Southern do;
81 81 for Southern white. Corn cheaper-62 for
mixed. Pork firm. Whisky "a. Sterling Ex
change o.
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Pianos and MuSic.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of 1913 Broadway " agent for the sale Of many
the celebrated makers Of Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them prices which wise all who desire to
purchase to avail themelves Of He is also selling his large
and well Catalogue Of Music third of from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His offers to the trade teachers and schools Of the most
favorable characea of which he will be able Gil to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Water Panos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with some
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge Of their
cellent tone and durable qualty.-N y EUdBgeIiSt
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. O. O. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No l, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday night Officers: P. BILLIOD g.; W.
W. THUEMoND vG; Med. A No LEN, Secy I. L. MARSHALL,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE. No 2, meets every Thursday
night Offers: ~. A. WHgRRY g.. ]. W. RATCLFF, V.
G.; T W. BARNES Secy; g. CoOKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE L0DGE, No TO- every Monday night.
Officers p :. PHILIPS, N @ g. W. DAEDEE, G. T..
BEAUMONT Secy ". CAMERON Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 80, meets at their Hail. South
Nashville, every Friday night Officers: JOHN HILL, N.
g. FsED JoSTs V. II. @. ALLEY sec'y JOHN TASKsLEY,
Treasurer
ENCA
RTDGELY ENCAMPMENT No. l, meets on the 1st
and 81 Wednesday night NJ each tn Officers: G. SAY
ERs G P, NJ FOUL8 II. p: p. BHLToD, s. W; w. W.
TBURMOSD J. W j LYONS Scribe; d. X CUTTER, Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH EN- 'AMPMEET, No. f. meets
every 2d and All Wednesday night Of each month Officers
K. EDNUNDsoN. c. P B. LYoNs II. y; G. W. DARDES :.
w. ". s. Sums, J. W. X. T. FLEMING, Scribe; J. N.
WARD, Treasurer. jy23
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ruff? Mothers your children to have luxurant heads
ofhar? Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID, which neUeT
tails in its unerrng effects. Prices rs so cts rs cts and
81 50 per bottle. Boges Balm of Cytheria stands unri-
vailed for Graduating I'd pmpes and beauti wing the
complexion. Price so Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.