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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
Salt.

1000 sacks G. A. salt,
400 sacks L. b. salt,
80 bbls Kanawha salt. For sale by
(scpt2D CAMERON, MASON & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07

Prof. WooD-Dear Siri Having made trial OF
your Hair Restorative, itgives pleasure to say
that its effect has been excellent in removing in
1ammation. dandruff, and constant tendency TO
itching, with which have been troubled from nv
childhood and has also restored my hair, which
was becoming gray, to its original color. have
used no other article with anything like the same
pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly, J. K. BRAGG.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
M. II. GRIDLEY.

The undersigned, Rev ]. K. Bragg, is a minis
ter in regular standing and pastor of the Orthodox
Church at Brookfeld, Mass He is gentleman
of considerable influence, and universally beloved
(Copy) WIN. DYER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07
N E w GROCERIES
CAMERON, MASON s. co"
No. SO. Water and Main Streets

Te Az GLASGOW, MISSOURI lE5tl'
A RE now receiving q large lot Of Fresh Gro
N ceries for fall and winter sales, and respect
fully invite the attention Of purchasers, PROMISING
10 furnish good goods at the lowest market rates
and shall continue 10 receive additions to stock
during the entire season. s r-- (sep27
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
Tho Disunlon Gry

The National lntelligencer does not ap"
pear 10 be moved from it's prOprieiy by the
insane threats of disunion which come from
The whole brood of notification traitors, ana
@ouId.be traitors. In an article on The I'd
in reply to one Of its correspondents who
had suggested that the election OF Fremont
would lead TO u dissolution Of the on'oh' II
says.
I'VE regret that he should have lent lhe
influence OF his tucile pen 10 the dosuia no"
sought 10 be iHcuicated in certain quarters
that the dissolution of our national onio" -
10 be the immediate consequence OIL the
preaching Presidential election, ~ 'aSS Tue
'holce oil the people, rs conetitut'ohaiY 10
cIared. should be found TO tall upon 60"
oIdate naturally Objectionable TO pot''o"
Vi the people and States OF the cohledera'
'y. For reasons lately presented al iehg'i
n this journal we are unable TO acqulesce
ether in the wiadom or expedtency OF any
such suggestions, and which, though 'heey
'oey have on the part OF many 'he,l o''s'n
J" patriotic soliCitude for the Weiihie y,
even for the stability of The country Gu" yo'
Wy lher PRONUNCIATION do ittle OF h"sh'"s
''eFl The political result which 10 uePreo'
ga. They serve, therefore, only 10 coh'n' ~
The authors OF such neoneiderats s'o""'o
" hne OF action which neither du'y nor
PATRIOTISM, II LETT Tree 90 exert 'he' ~,
""encO according TO every emergency a. u
'''sesr would commend either as the u'o'
'''es OF honor or as remedy Tor the gfisF'
'"ce complained Of"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

THE FREHcH PAPER in SEARCH OF a PRES
DEsr.-Our French cotemparary, the New
York organ for the Emperor OF the French,
is faithfully illustrating the national charac-
ter by his gyrations in search OF Pres
ident. Some weeks since our French friend
could see no fault in Col Fremont shortly
afterwards it discovered the perfect man IN
Fillmore, and came out strongly for him;
finally, it has settled on Buchanan, and pro.
claims him TO be the candidate OF It's choice
By the time it hears OF the result in Penn
sylysnis we have no doubt but it will return
10 it's early love, Col. Fremont; aud if the
election were postponed month or two,
il would doubtless 90 the round OF the can
djdates again. SO true it il that French
man is a Frenchman all the world ovef!--
So easily explained are the chops and chan.
ges which have led the French to set mp a
dozen governments within sixty years, and
pull them all down Just as they were begin
n,ng TO work,--A Y. Herald.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

ST, Louis, Oct II The Council Bluffs
Bugls Of the 4th learns from gentleman
just returned from Fort Kearney that a re,
bilt'l Train had been attacked BY Cherokee
indlahs--only one muh escspsd--ho par
tirnlGI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
F0i, L0nk,s Scales Forever

Win liberal deduction TO those purchasing 10 sell
sgaia. oar stock is now fu II aud weinys all who
wash to investigate the qualities of the different
kinds OF Gales cali uP0u us. Scales sold by
which do not prove just rel resented NC refund
he Purchase money exchange for any other Kind
ufSGaie. II viii be seen thai nnr prices are very
Lnm lhlANlll Il. CLOSEN 70.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
a.,ha PAN. Grnnnd MAILING Cd. Hen

At the Battle Ground meeting Col, Hen
~ 9 Lane made most excellent speech
filed with beauty and eloquence from be-
ginning to end Speaking OF tie Maine
election he made use OF this hne little
smile
From Iowa We turn 10 Maine, and behold
her occupying the position Of the "star in
the east to quite the "wiae men OF this
nation 10 the savior Of their ltberties-John
&. Errmont.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

Strict CROSSINGS be enabled ID
,ross our streets at their ssr,oas thtersec'
lions this muddy weather in scientific
manner, our citizens should take te" les
,,n. IN b,laaest Of Prof Lee at Fejervsry':
Hall. It's amusing at times to witness tue
Efforts OF the pedestrian to preserve h'h'
self from slipping into the mud i"''e
rfosaings are great invention.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
Florida CafIlei BY the AMorieaus.

Columbus, ). G. Oct. IL.
The Americans in Florida have carried
Doyal, Madison and Columbia counties. --
The hitter by a large majority Returns
rom middle Florida show large hmeri-
can gam. and il is believed they have car
lied the Aiate
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0arO warf.
T, CLOSE &COs. COLUMN.

WYE are now prepared TO offer deaiers aad con-
w suners aiarge STOCK OF Heavy and saeil hsfa
We propose In ths colunn TO keep our customers
posted up In hardware matters ani invite call. from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
For cash We propose 10 sell al small advance
1000 SO Nails, Call soon for bargains IN Nails.
+. CLOSE co.
EneEttps aaie.the only gen, KIND for safe
J. eheapby T. CLOSE GO.
RoN ofall sizes Tor silelo~at
r. CLOSE q cos.
= a. T. CLOSE q cos.
I RoN Axiss, Ihinbie skeins aud Springs, at
~ .ateat /. CLOSE & cos.
i,ABLE aud Pocket Catict, a large stock Tor sale
1 low al t. CLOSE & co.'s.
DUMPS, Force itr,hig aud Cham pomp. Tor sale a,
L. T. CLOSE 4 CO.'S.
FAD ripe ofsli ,ihe. iron. 70 ain, :or sale al
L. +. cLoSk co.'s.
al IONS Pence nler lot.4ls ell-Aps. .o,s
L.
ARDEN Fools sfevsfy description al
III h. CloSF & cos.
uNs hd s"d Pistols 'es' qeslnlsy f5 "a, aos +"
sroy II 'id inwsrs which will be .oid cheap Al
- T. Ilnnk n co.'s.
n r. cLosE & cos.
| FATHER Settling all .izesa ,, o,,,s
l. T.. CLOSE 4 cos.
DLACKSMiTH's Tools, Fellows, Ansils, ham
| ID mtGs, for sale low at 4. CLOSE Il cos,
| poPk-Maniliaa Hemp, all sIzssat
ENGiNE, Car and Signal Oh for sale by the barrel
| II or gallon al T, CLOSE cos.
| GAW Maudrrls Of all sizes from inch 10 in. for
| - sale al T. CLOSE CO.'S.
Warmers lind the best assortment OF Auies and
| Il other make OF Sho gei-, Spades, scoops, Hoes,
| Forks, &c, al I. CLOSE 'oh'
nAIss Log, OK, aains trsss, Halter sn, and
/ ltoRS Shelters and Hay Cutters 10 sale low al
/ - L. CLOSE n CO.'S.
| iOU Z. CLoSE cos
/ tll do. seythe snaths, best pattern,al
| lOD 4. CLOSE e cos.
lftMNNERtS Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
| l. aud Zinc, for sale at r. CLOSE q co.'s.
/ lyADDiKRS and Coach Trimmings al yefy low
- prices al T. CLOSE & CO.'S.
| ityltiTt Lead ia oil, r. Close and Co. brand
| w iasLfsEeiysh, Warranted the best in market
| al 4. CLOSE s. cos.
Il 1 iNsEFD OH by the barrel OF gallon at
l.. 4 CLOSE & co.'s.
- As ID Giass and Patty atIew prices al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
Yellow Eayur

BaLTMoaE, Oct. 1.-The Southern
mail to-day brings dates as lute as due FROM
all purts. The Charleston papers give five
destha from yellow fever on Monday.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The BROOKLYN
Health officer reports one case of yellow
fever, and six cases of epidemic bilious re-
miuent fever, including one death
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
JOB PRINTING
LOCAL MATTERS.

How your "DEaocRAr" FORMS HIS
1p,NioH.-"I, with number otDemoerats,"
/. he commencement OF communication
which we presume to be from the pen OF
Captain May, that appears ia the Democrat
If Yesterday morning, announcing that he
attic nded the meeting on Friday last TO hear
Senator Harian's address. II there we're a
nmber OF Democrats present, as very few
vent out, of course the remainder must have
been converted, as all save one man arose
when the question OF endorsing the sen,i-
menta OF Mr.. Harlan was put to the meet
inn Al ts close. M says that there were
but seventy nine persons present As We
AID not count them he may be correct, but
considering the location of the Court House.
and the fact that il rained very hard, that no
announcement was made until late hour
and then only by limited number of bills
stuck up, and that even the friends OF free
dam did not know certainly that Dir. IL.
s.nuId be here, We think the number quite
respectable Under the most favorable cir
romstauces W. doubt II near 40 many Dem.
cerst. could be convened ia a central part
Of the city
Cant. NJ listened 10 Harlan he thinks
some forty minutes and that he did not hear
suv stronp argument he is convinced, be,
eauso he heard little boy on the stairs cay
that Harlan didnht learn anybody much -
Very conclusive. indeed, and il the Captain
had heard our Senator to bic close and still
,apemlel that he hadn't learned much, We
should have gwen him credit Tor being
man of more information than We other-
,s,se supposed him to be. And If. under
those circumstances, lie should vote lor Blu,
sksnan. we would be under the necessity
ofregsrding him as Border Raftian OF the
darkest hue. But We are inclined TO think
that il the Captain had listened to Senator
Harlan until the close Of bis address, he
,3ould have gone home better man and
you'd never have written tho eoamaaica'
uaD that app ears in the Democrat over HE
initial
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- =
La t Q st N Q w s.
Ruchsusn Deprived Of sis cottss

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL. George J. COT
fee, recently editor Of the Aemocratic Ar.
gus, has rePudiated Buchan n, and last
night janed the Fremont Democratic Club
lie made speech fully identifying himself
with the Republican cause. Mr.. Coffee
has just returned from Btumping the State
IN behalf OF Buchanan He was cores
pond!ng secretary of the Keystone Club
accompanied that club to the Cincinnati
Convention, and was chosen to announce
TO Mr. Buchanan hIa nomination.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

On Saturday evening last the freemen Of
Chicago were oui "a ther nigh. Gov,
Robinson, who was present, gave them a
rousing speech. viewing the policy OF the
Administration IA regard to kansaa, etc -
Metropolitan Hall ws5 jensely packed. snd
the audience remained Tor three hours lis
tentng 10 Gov Robinson and Gen Nye.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

ELECTIONS To-Day. The result OF the
elections this day 10 the States o' rem
sylyania, Ohio and Indiana may determine
the result on the 4th OF November proslmo'
and ergo. that ol our country. It's cohse'
suealy regarded With much interest," and
we hope our telegraph line will be in sueh
,sndi,pn AZ 10 enable us at an early hour
TO place the rsinrns before our readers --
There ,s no need of predicting the result
The people are thoroughly aroused and We
have too much confidence in the sense o
the masses to suppose that the Psrtlzar
uicss Of the Euchsniers will serve them
ia sustaining their sinking cause
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

loHS r. II. T.JLhas. tHAfsssf9shfN
poughkeepsie, n. Y. Dayehpofttip"".
TALLMAN POWERS,
AttnrpeysA Councillors at Law
aud Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE Brady Street, between Second and Third sts,
| I ANDs boughtand sold On Commission. Hasln 2
Ialso an Office in Eastern New York, al s point
rom which large emigration may bsexpected during
The present season. have unusual advantages 10
| dispose oil lands to actual settlers.
| n-PLoans neg oiiated on Real Estates eeurtfy.
--REFERENCEs--
| New York City. PsaghkeePsle, ~.
Hon John Van buren,, Hon. Charles Ruggles,
A. c. Flagg Gilbert Dean,
Charles OSConor IS VI Vasser & Co,
William F Hayemeyer, . Benson LOSING
| anthony J. Bleeckcr, g Prof. ). L. y, morse
William Il. Skdmore. Unca, n. y.
Albany NY Hon. Horatio Seymour
I'm, Cagger & Porter chicago, III.
Hogeboome, King aud boies K h.SHiitand To-.
| Ersstus Corning Mile and Fowler,
apll3d wifi X. N cod ana 10.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

Freak or a RIVER. The New Orleans
D,lta learns tina, Red River has damned up
its own mouth, and now makes lis way 10
the Gulf through Atehfaya Bayou. There
ia no doubt that this was the former course
of the stream, ond that 81 one time II never
touched the Mississippi, but pursued The
courss which il has now resumed, empty
inc into the Guffsr to the west OF the NJ
sissippi.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

HUeRrs' CORN PLANTER - This is one oil
the articles from Scott county that was on
exhibition At the State Fair. II took the
first premium aud di Ploma, although there
we're four other competitors. This ID sig
piGesnt of it's excellence and farmers can
note the fact Its simplicity, we presume
was a strong argument in its favor
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
FRIGHT TIN WARE,

nFali kinds on hand and made TO order at SMITH L
oKENlNaToNS Stove aud llousefurnlsllng store,
, FL. nj, NJ. Kettla sep19
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Slgsiftclsr.-Ata regatta had at Mil
g,sukee on Thursday last, in which num-
ter Of boats participated and when II was
estimated that ten thousand people were
present. little boat named the JOHN T.
FREMONT distanced all of its competitors
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
VICTOR & MERRITT.
Rrittania Ware.
FINE TEA TRAYS.

. LARGE assortment OF all the newest shapes,
\ card Trays, Waters, Bread, Iake and cheese
ftays for sale al SMITH REMINGTON y Stove
i a' -" sepl9
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

TaE Posi- OFFICE Our cotempoTAFes
Al Dubuque, Chicago and various other
roints, are down hard on the Postmaster
If those cities We have no fault 10 md
a! Davenport. though our Postmaster differs
alth US in politics snd possibly does all he
ssn 10 sustain the Administration, yet he
derotss such close attention to his business
and j. SO oblIging to all. that We hear nc
compliant from any quarter,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
Sailing Of the Baltic

New York, Oct. 1.-THE steamship
Baltic sailed at noon to-day. She takes
out nearly S4o0,0o5 in specie. aud 100 pas
sengers, among whom is DR.. Kane.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
The Huftirns oyershooting the MARX striag
fellow EaniEhed

ST LOUIS, Oct 1.-THE Democrat
learns from gentleman who arrived in this
city this evening, that on Thursday last q
report having reached Platte City, Nilsson
n, that Perry and Walker, merchants OF
Weston, had sold citizens Of Kansas guam.
tity OF tloer, party of 100 marched to Yves
'oh to arrest The parties implicated, and
when they arrived at Weston they laid the
case before b F Sringiellow, who placed
himself at their head, and proceeded to the
store belonging TO these parties, and arres,
ted Perry. denounced him as an Abolition.
list, and threatened to hang him. Perry sp
pealed 20 10 the citizens of Weston, who
sembled and ordered the Platte party IL
leave IA ten minutes, which they did The
Weston people then publicly condemned
Stringleiow's conduct. and commanded him
20 leave the county in five dsys or suffer
the consequences,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

RL4oYAL -Messrs X. i }. Nelson nave
removed their jewelry storo few doors
above their old stand They have now
fine room aud their wares show 70 good al
vantage. We refer to their adsertiacment
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
Notice.

ss7gr utfpr.,guud having PuCt,astd me interest 90
aff a0eTstn IA the nan 81 hoeis'h1 o'9 ~ NJ
IA rrrrsu., conduct tho Cooper, I'm anu
rM.a- '''' "''''''' ERENNERS GASSkL.
n J. The n5E dIW "ill s0tts q" ""SoHN"
Z, rIusm tLs ol1 GfGa' E
Sent. -J.-dl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

GA The train of care which conveyed
S,aa,or Douglas to Galena. vote. as usn.
al nov, a.dsys, was taken. The eah'assefs
Jlt not know Douglas, and when they came
10 him, while going through the cars 'he
following conversation took place
Canvssser--Who do you vote for S'f--
Buchanan or Fremont
Douglas (sngrily looking up from Tue Pc
mssi Of the Chicago TimeS)-Vote tor the
Devil
The result Of the canvass stood as FOL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

Hoos.-A drove Of hogs waded past our
office Yesterday, knee deeP,--to the Shans
hsi species.--in the mud Brady street
should come il for its share OF paving atieF
The lob on Main street ia finished 1t needs
il badly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14
Fort De- lleines Land Agency.
Ian ID EhRRANT

THE undersigned hAys Tor sale Land Wsrrantso
different sizes, whicn thsy Will sellfor each
time to suit purchasers.
Tbey will pas particular attention TO selection and
Zoe alton Of lands 10 Fort Des Mones, Fort Dodge,
Charltan aud other Western Land Districts. Also 10
psymeui nftages and land business generally
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-14

,,gl,. most fashionable fabrics AMI SINGS, ''|
ca III" "' - Moi 10 low Together ""h sN"i,
az II ii nv Goods known "a trade IN at
H'hI" hiSn wil soasi4.s ~ oas' 81 i''"'S ~
viii asp 2o'2P'A"'"' CT KNAPP,
r.tt
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Gun Powder! Gan Powder

tI.Hk undersigned bptug sgrnts ior Lsdan- .N go.
] ~ Bois' Gun Powder, GHd having AaEaLlas n,s.
,hs civ. win have constantly On hand, AID -. 8.
lowest prices, ali grades OF Pu"oeT.
EVANS, CHEW ~ co.
.,,o corner Perry 4ud Second -r=r
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Rare Chance to secure
Yaluable Farming Lands in Scott County
I Ut J, @ N BLOCK 20, c0fhtF OF FArhAm an
II Third Streets.
Apl7du COOK & SARGENT.

Mr.. John G. Davie has this day been admit.
vi tet Partner in arm. Inc business win
be continued 81 herei ofoFe. aEa under the sane
nanta aud style. COON & SARGENT.
Day export. A uEii7st. 1856.
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HARDWARE.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD

HARDWARE
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
lEAyE opened and selling splendid stock of
| Ii Hardware At ioDer figures than any other
md We furnish all kinds of Builders Materials, Me
anie, Tools and Farmers implements of the best man
4Icture Give call: you cannot 60 away without
agyu.. No, Main street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
Gu" aud WIZ Iyi Sgissf s;;' sf1 noekwoop
lrAEPF>fEg> TOOLS of every description Tor sale
| y iowhy LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
NAIL RivetIns Horseshoeng, Engineers and Black.
| / smiths Hand Hammers and Slcdges.
! LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD.
| powING Machines. Com. and Cast Steel Augers aud
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
80 MAKE. LIVINGSTON < LOCK w66D
lIorrrCE, Flrma., Corner and Pariugi Chiyss,
NlGausea cld carPe4tsr,s slieks: ,.,
(tHoUNp and Pips Bozss at
C''" "'' '''s l Il f26 siS5s' LOCKWOOD.
Y Jack ami Trscs, L-N lSGsfoS & LOCKWOOD.
l l strap, very cheap LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
nErr ZINC so.7;z4s e es sg5y !. ,ooxwoon
- 5-s-SGsioN G -ocA"coD
pHrIsH Eusass-sL s-sr..e5, Tia only thing
tDkns preserve AL s.EsB az
HNth ". - -NesIoN .oCAWcob'
- .az
DRASS Kettle; n-g ass5-s-.snt 70 ba torndat
II ZEG SION 4 IOCKyVooD
Nh Nh Rgs st' tv SI As.,s oqS
,,-, ,,,r,s ,,.,.-. L. -
III " NHENS h'h- '-, ssS.S e, -; ,,,,
- N'.'''I' 81 - -seS-oS : -oeA "eop
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Tho Now Railroad Bill signed by Governor
hashfori.
Milwaukee, Oct. ii,
The Governor has signed the new bill
giving grant OF land to the La Crosse
X.
A large meeting here tonight general
re Joieing--land grant given to the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad A grand
torch light procession military and fremen
ont
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Banking.
xeeREsoR, LAwEs 3 BLAxHNoRH,
BANKERS.

IA n n X XII.
nucnrrsnt nsnk MOI. ala va s,,vsr ca;n
AND LaNn NARRANTS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
aes s.1 m ~ ~
= 'aaai erree of commi..on] III sght drss on Ia
III. r ei. ly,,antss,ught sold nd located PEI,
~ .,,.ntan yiyep TO the purchase and sale of,ovn
MA nannips nrdnsry and the selection Of lands for
a'i county p
al,S,s,t ch.ck, on New York, Boston, Phnadei-
p, n,H' na End ahiess always for sale In SUN,
. sui1 purchasers. Ai'o's''f""s'
man eScnsnge; toins bonzbt and sold
~ 49, III - chIat,, 81 Houis and New YORK
i,i,a,ab ,nd i, sn..s Zane Of .hort dates bought
attht lowest rates. p..,. .f,i.. nracuyad
At 4 small commission ga,
u T'lhteresI allowed GU dsposlles: - reo q
Notarv Public ard Insurance. Agent,
at, paryo . uonsa ~ Ne(;,egor Iawesk Blake
more
,,sr,,r,.R a,,sntIoa sixen 70 The buying and
L selling Resl Estate oacommission, Paying ofiax
r.fc, &c. s,., a., I.,d.in
Having complete ADracs - a. =, 1am,na
tides dfarni.h correct abstracts; draw Deeds, NOT
acknowledgements athe shortest nosiee and he mos!
reasonable terms.
M'GREGOR, LAWES & BLAhEhohE.
co,,~ppcY.y rncupANCr rnMpAWY
or SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPlTAIi, SlODUOU.
Fra and Marina Risks taken at Pair Rates
AGENCY MAIN ST DAVENPORT. IOWA.
D,,xcpops.
f,b, Al yytmar y Lsdew RolIip CLARK,
rln. T. Stnrv.an Isaac Walker Joha n, Fisher,
rnos y rnti Wm O. Stands. VIM. S. Cuddy,
nabn.S Carr. Chas. X. Peek, r Milteubsrger
Inn. LACY .nn Jame. Street, FL. @. Clark,
t 49, - 49, F.a,,eis psehier pernsra BRYAN,
I'm y, rya,. ''""N''
~ fnux " wIHrR President.
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A REeoustsntly magpIs curing ilr m--t g----a sl
"A Flour which, theY VIII sell a. lowest .'.A' -eL
triee. through their agents
EVANS, CHEW d Co,
.eptg corner Perry apa ~erut0-..
4 y0FFFE--Kfu. jan and aU,hr TOR .ai~ p.
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IN atlU.rt.ofthe United States boughtand sold.
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK,
Bankers an4 land gents,
Fort Des Mones. Ioss
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
WE shall continue to receive and pay out The
w notes OF Tho above Banks las we have done
since their organ1ation alter the 18th inst aud I'LL
further notice LJanl2l COOK sAh0EaI.