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Carriage Repository,
Premium COOking-Stoyes.

HAVE received on consignment a lot OF the cels~
q brated Premium Cooking Sfoues,' manufactured
py Monett Shields, Knoxville, Tenn. These stovea
are unsurpassed by any In the Union for
fully tried - ''Fh'T~' 75'V"
Two east iron kettles with covers: one large obons
boiler; one tea kettle; coffee boiler; two dripping
pans; two pudding pans two pie pans; hook ona
inter; two SPIDERS one gridiron, two ffyes; iron
heater one tin dpper; one steamer; one pair wafis
irons one scraper wojons stove ppe one elbow pps,
Box Paror or any description OF Stove, for stores
churches, schoohouses, &C., from ~ to elB.
AugS OH III f.sr'f J. M. HENDERs0Nl
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XNHEAT AND BACON.-we desire to
Wv purchase Wheat and Bacon, for which we will
pay the highest market value IN cash.
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 CO.,
Aug SIT cor. Broad and Market sts., Nashville,
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"And he played n a Harp of a

! --~~e z ~ ~
ThouSand StrinEe.v
" L are happy to announce to 'all the
w world and the rest of mankind" that
we are now in receipt of one of the largest,
most fashionable, and durable stocks of
Spring and Summer Goods
ever offered for sale in this market. Our
stock consists in part of Bleached and Brown
Musins Tickings, Drills and Checks, Prints
OF every style and price, Ginghams, Lawns,
Brown and Bleached Linen, Cassimers Tweeds,
Italian Cloths, Chambray, Cottonades, Can
ton rlaids and Stripes, Versailles Quilts, Robe
Brilliants, Mohair de Beige, Organizes, Challi,
Barge and Tissues, Bonnet and Taffetq Rib
hons, Moss Trimmings, Collars and Under
sleeves, Mirrors, Satchels and Carpet Bags,
>nik 2pd Leather Belts, Soaps and Perfumery,
NJ Hosiery, Shirt Collars, Hair Stocks
'Nls, Porte Monnaies, Violins, Combs,
Io'-e'sSs, Breast pins and Finger.rings, Ear.
2 ihgs, Books and Stationery, Hardware and
Cutlery, Boots and Saoes, Drugs, Medicines,
and Dye stuffs, Straw, Leghorn, Panama and
Fur Hats, Glass and Queensware, Masonic
Aprons and Sashes, de-. DC.
We cannot enumerate the zone thousand
and one" articles on hand but ask the pub.
lie to give us q call, and they will be con
WINGED that they can save money by buyinp
our Goods. W. G. HORTON d co
April II, 1855
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New Goods! Cheap Goods

Low Down for Cash
TINE subscriber is in receipt Of full sup.
i ply Of
RIM AND E'E.NTER CONS,
to which he invites the attention of all who
may wish to purchase, After the LIST day of
January, 1886, he intends to sell for CASH
only, and will give better bargains than have
ever been offered in this country. A word to
the wise is sufficient. A. II. GROW.
Athens, Nov. Is, lS55-tf-373
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(signed) j.. W. sEH0N,
H. STEVENSON.

We would earnestly invite all persons who suffer-
Ing with any Of the ills that flesh is heir to, to call
DR.. John Bulls agent and get copy OF Bulls Family
Journal gratis and for the sake OF humanity hope
that single individual will not be found unwilling TO
give Bulls Sarsaparia trial after reading and recol
Letting, at the time, that is impossible for the
Doctor TO publish the tenth part OF the number OF Ger
thcates Of astounding performed by his Sarapa.
rls. The amount of testimony voluntarily showered
DR.. Bulls Sarsaparia from well known and distin-
guished individuals both in public and private life, has
been perfectly overwhelming.
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INll IIolyE
Corner Of broad and Market streets,
~ NJ an villa. Tam,

N1IL give prompt attention to receiving, storing,
w purchasing, selling or shipping Cotton, Tobac.
co, Wheat, Corn, Flour and Bacon and will also devote
especial attention to receiving, storing and forwarding
merchandise Of every description.
Our facilities In point Of room and convenience
equal to any In the city. Aug s-Iy-4ll
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T E S T I M O N 2:

We have used John Bulls sarsaparia, and have
known it to be used with entire satisfaction and we
have hesitation In stating belief that safe
and valuable medical compound and calculated pro.
duce much good and relieve much suerng and therefore
would eheerfuly and earnestly recommend 1t to the
afflicted.
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Lp AGS! Rags!-we will pay Goods for all the
Move W. q. HORTON co.
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NONFECTIONARIE OF all kinds, including
~ sardnes Pickles, Cheese, Jujube Drops, Cordials,
Gum Drops, Fancy Candies, Prunes, Figs, Almonds,
Filberts English wainuts Palm Nuts. Cocoa Nuts, &C.
may2 A. CLEAGE 4 co.
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Land for Sale.

w. l.. MCKINLEY, {
mHept 8, iShG-td-nr's fee S7-il5
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Notice to Shippers of Freight.

DEADY-Made CIothing.--A large stock
Nv OF good and cheap, for sale at the Cheap Store
by 'a April II W. q. HORT0N& co.
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n nnn CIGARS.-LaBellas,U gues,
II OSNYN1vI Regalias, Principles, Operas, Co.
quetars; LaDuce Pima, &C., Just received by
may A. CLEAGE a co.
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The Platteyille Wis. American states
that the broom manufacture is getting to be
an important item there, and 10 carried on
to much larger extent than ever before.
One man is making about four thousand
brooms year off ten acres of corn. An
other man plants about the same amount Of
corn, and is new turning out sixty brooms
per day.
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The American Colonization Society has
finally cleared itseif Of debt. IL began the
last year with an incubus Of SsZ 900, but il
has shaken ii of. The rigid economy, how
ever, which was necessary in order 10 effect
this result, has curtailed operations 10 Ii
IBERIA. and only three expeditions were sent
out during the year. The isst one, sent IN
der the auspices OF the N. Y. State Society,
sailed from New York in December, taking
ffty-eight emigrsnts.
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NoTlE DAME, Jan. Z, 1856.

An agreed case has been made up be.
tween the Governor of Missouri and the
railroad companies ofthe State to test the
validity Of the Governors course in refu.
sing to execute the bonds Of the State for
the use of the companies. 1t 10 now on
trial in the Supreme Court at Jefferson
City.
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nfw Aopfrtiseulfats.
WILLOW and WOODEN WARE
DE1OVAL

WILLOW and WOODEN WARE.
1E10VAL.
XTTE nave removed our entire Stock of Wooden
wv and willow ware 70 No. 100 Second strest, one
door shove Vine. opposite kings Hotel.
.. CURRLES 4 co.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
WOODEN AND WILLOW. WARE, BRO0MS,
BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, DLACkING,
HEMP, MANILA, JUTE AND COTTON
CORDA6E AND WINES
OF sil kinds. whipping Paper, Selves, Curry Combs
and Cards, and Hames.
Being engaged more exsensively iu Mapufzeiur-
ing than ANY other house In line Ia the West,
and will sell lower than any other house In 81
Louis, and csli on Ne before purch sssay cthe
ia Chicsgo or Ciocianau you will md that our
prices will average lower than 10 either Of the ~
piaess. We call particular attention To our
Stock ofTuRSED AXE and PICK HANDLES,
Well Buckets and Iron bound Kegs, from one 10 ten
gallon and Brushes ofail kinds, and Gil kinds OF
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes
and Market BAsk cts, and every description Of Fan
ey Work and Travelling Baskets, Cedar Tubs, ChaIps
in Boxes, Cans and buckets, all vi ST. Louis manu-.
faeturs, except the tso last, which bring direct
from the man ufScsuSeTe. t
We are also agents for PIERCE cos Ailwsl.
kse Matches. hich selling IT Factory prices,
freight Included. We also Asnpactv ring the
Large Stssm6ost aud Stable nrooms, and drsi rate
limitation shaker bro0ias. Broom Hskdiss aud
Irvine always on kasd. Feb d3m
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n M Citi,ens al iowa.

Beiievik that large majority Of the citizens of
lows are opposed to the political principles OF the
present nj nistraton, and 10 the Introduction
slavery Into territory free and also thst made
free by the Compromise Of 1880: andthat the party
slng itsef the democratic Party" are striving
To make sixyery great aat.saaI Institution, contra
r, 10 the prime pies laid down In the Declare ton Of
Independence and the Constitution ~ taught BY the
Fathers Of the Republic, we would call upon ~
sueh nee citizens 10 meet In Convention, at City
City on the 22d day February for the purpose Of
organizings Republican party. to make commo '
Cause with 4 simtxr party already formed In several
ofthe 0she States Of the Union.
January ;, 1856 dSwi MANY CiriztSs.
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HAVE opened Wood Yard III 80. ALLIHs
IL & Co 3 Lumber Yard. AT the junction Of second
snd Front Sts., where they have on hand full Is
sortment OF Dry and Grcea w God, namely
Hickory, Ash, Osk, Maple, Sc,
Which they offer for sale the Lowast Market price,
and would most respectfully solicit all who are ~
want TO give us call.
r.S. Our wood 10 four feet long
Uay ,.pSou. Jan r. div
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The Washington correspondent of the
ST. Louis Inieligencer, writing on the 18Th
Of January, says he regards rupture be-
tween the United States and Great Britain
ss inevitable, unless one or the other backs
out from its present position.
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BROKE JAIL.-Teai, the man who robbed
the mail, in Marion, last summer, broke out
ofihe Iowa City jail on the night Of the 18th
ult. The Marion Register says Teal, in
company with his son, ate breakfast on the
next Sunday morning at the house OF his
brother-in-lsw near Mt. Vernon, Linn
county.
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The st. Louis Republican says Miss Heron
has created an enthusiasm among the the
atricsl folks of that city, which no other &C.
tor or actress has ever before done by the
same means,--thst she owes her success
10 genius and merit alone.
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SAD CAsUALTY.-On the 18th ult the
eosl mine near Mt. Pleasant, Henry CO.,
Iowa, cayed in, burying Messrs. E. Still
and J. Z. Fem in the ruins. They sur
yived but short time after their rescue.
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7 OWREY THOMAS d co. are noE receiving nj
1Ltber Yard near The rail road depot, 40 TONS
OF COAL DAILY For fsei and Steam II has no 81
perior Ia this Market.
Owing 10 y comb Dati Of the miners 10 raise the
price Of Iosi--sheh We would rot submit to-we
we're snatis- for short limo, 70 supply our custom
But having succeeded Ia breskisg up this com ;
oinaIioE In which the uiy has sins later
sst,) ere prepared deliver In this city or
Davenport, In qusatity 10 cut purchasers at our
iormsr prices, On application NJ the Yard.
kSsk isis Id Jan st-su
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ANOMALOUS PosIrIoN OF GERMANs.-We
notice from the State Gazette, that the Ger
mans Of Burlington. in this State, have de-
termined to be represented in the Republi-
can Know-N Nothing Conve nton which meets
at Iowa City on the 22d of February. The
motives for the anomalous position in which
some Of our fellow citizens Of German birth
place themselves, is to US incomprehensl-
BILE. For the life of Us, we cannot perceive
why foreigners ally themselves with their
unrelenting, incorporating enemies
Dubuque Express.
There are a great many things which
from its point of view cannot be perceived
by the Express. Change your position,
friend. and your perception will be clearer
and more correct. You would then see
that the Germans are becoming clearer
sighted, that they are not of that class who
learn nothing by experiences. They voted
for Mr.. Pierce under the impression that he
was . Democrat, but when they md that he
has proved himself recreant to every princi-
pie of true democracy, they are disinclined
to be again caught in the same trap. They
voted for Mr.. Pierce on account of their be-
lief that tea ould perform the promise Of the
Baltimore Convention in relation to the sls
very question. But they have found out
that Mr.. Pierce has not only totally disrs-
gsrded that promise, but that he has also
shamefully broken the promises which he
himself made, with SO many rhetorical
flourishes, In his inaugural These facts
have been considered by all intelligent G err
mans, aud though they may be called fools
and traitors by the sham Democrats who
have always been praising and using them,
they are not foolish enough to prove the
correctness of such epithets, by s,ultifying
themselves.
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The New York Central Railroad Comps-
ny intend to renew their request to the Leg
islature for q bridge across the Hudson At
Albany.
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Mr.. RYAN ON THE WEATHER.-We have
received the following brief note from Mr..
VIM. Ryan, the weather prophet, and our
readers can note its contents, and judge
when the time comes, how true the oracle
is:
NoTlE DANE, Jan. Z, 1855.
Sir:-I was absent from home on bust
ness, until lately, and have not written you
before. This month will continue cold
Note the 7th Of February. the wind will be
northwest or southwest. II southeast or
east. with rain or the appearance OF rain
Break up 10 at hand. II west or northwest
winds prevail, the cold will continue for
some time. On the 4th Of March, / will
send you statement of the weather till
June. Respectfully yours,
Rsv. GEO. DuYErELD. WIN. w. RYAN.
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n Id II eM


~ WSS - ORCSOs
No. Z Le Claire Rev.
We have an excellent stock Of
Wall Papers
Which We vii sell low 10 make room for large
supply ordefsd for spring.
Davenport, Jan. 29tA, Isss.
CPiRIT GAS, SPERM OIL, &C., Jsa received
- and for sAl0 by
jan 3otdu ALvORD VAN PATTEH.
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.NOlice.

~ EORCE ALLING & CO. hsviag bsnkhl OF
NJ Msssss. Scripture Msrquss's entire stock G
Lumber, would now offer itfor sale al low prices.
Jsn?9-dIw
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The cald Weather

The following extract from letter pub
lished in one OF the eastern papers, shows
that the uncommonly cold weather OF this
winter has not been confined to particular
conference.-the letter 10 dated ct Rome,
December 22d:- @
"For the last three days the weather has
been intensely cold. 1t showed an hour
day before yesterday, and ice quite thick
formed in the open air. You know here.
that when il happens, schools, Offices, and
public establishments are closed. The
sane custom was observed day before yes
terday."
To give another instance. nearer, il seems
that navigation has been or will be suspend
ed on the Mississippi between Cairo and
the Bslize, a fact, We believe, Of unPrscs-
dented occurrence. We quote the follow
ing paragraphs from the St. Louis Repabli.
can Of the 25th ult:-
"At Memphis the ponds are frozen over
| to the thickness oftwelvs to furteen inches,
and the citizens are cutting and storing
away their own ice-a circumstances the
| like of which the "oldest inhabitant" does
not remember to have occurred before.
In fact. the people along the river, from
Cairo to New Orleans, are astonished at the
results of the cold " Gather, and all say that
q winter like the present was never known
| in these attitudes.
Capt. Sheble is OF the opinion-judging
| from the condition Of the river, and the
| weather during the passage up-that the ice
is now running out ut the Balize, and that
| the river may Be considered closed for navi-
gable purposes its entire length. Should
this be the case, the circumstance will be
unprecedented in the memory Of any one
living, and we doubt il tradition has thing
20 remarkable to recount
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Under this head lin tied nber of pssia notices
will be inserted Ut i0 cents per line each insertion,
or 50 cts. per week.
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Coal Goal!

Stoves and Tickets now ready.
Jan, 30-dIm Il. CLOSE. g. co.
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YHADS l. STEWART have removed their ONCE 10
Le Claire's new Block on Brady Street over the
Pos. Office, and opposite the .'Gaxests" Counting
Room. Jan 20
Z "A N D OFF CE!
re naxps AsrEwxxxT i'.v-.',
r AND AGENTS, Real Estato Breksn, aud Noia.
Property: mprov cd OF unmp Farms pay tax
es for residents; buy and sell Land WARRANTS, or
locate in any land district In the State; win col
lsct claims aud promptly remit: In Short wesrausae
a general Agency business.
J. W. STEWART,
Attorney and Cen nssllsr ~ Law,
~ 4-AND- ? et
INSURANCE AGENT,
TFoFFICE in'.Le Clsire's-nsw Block, on Bra
dy Street, over the Post Onics
Jan 20 Davenport, Iowa.
LANDS and LOTS F0R SALE. ;.
zoo acre. beautiful Prairie Land for sails near Iowa
q cry. Enquire Of Cook, Sargent 4 Downe!'
q Of the undsrsigned.
Aiso, 100 acrss unimproved. tn. 10 rraris Lana "a
n W tSai and n aNEI $50 T 81 KaR.
Also, $50 acres mile from Fulton. This Is North
surpassed for beauty and fertility BY any land In the
Also 400 acres Timber and Prairie. This lie near
Blue Grass aud will be soiu on easy terms.
Also City Lots,
Some situated on the brow OF the hill, anordinS
magnificent sites for dwellings.
ALSO
Beautiful Lots 10 lease for ~ yesfa, situated on
Brady street, opposite John G. Davie, ESD.
Daing determined TO close up basiness In Dssen.
port the present. any Wishing bargains he
above named rsal estate can obtain shem y applying
soon " ~. EADS,
Dec q, 1855 once Eads 4 Stewart.
STORE H0UsE AND DWELLING 70R SALE.
In LIE CLAIRE, Fronts ON TIVE SITS:
THIS is of the best business stands In the city
i of lie Claire. Store Honse 20 feet long, two
stories xh and finished on above for family, good
cellar, and will be sold at great bargain forcash
Enquire OF Dennis IA neinLs Claire, apply Ia
octsa EADS STEWART.
Piano for Sale.
yBRYsuperior finished, nns toned Piano for
n sale on easy terms. Apply %
Jan IS dtf lads STEWARI.
UNIHPR0vRD LAND FOB SALE.
fCU ton, mile from I'd railroad station, being
West Of Sonth 70 and Northeast OF See. -, 7 20
lie ALSO
400 acres Blue Grass at 5000 per timber
part miles from the river and good mills, and
stone coal good span of work horses taken inpart
pay. Terms liberal. Appiyto
decl7 EADS g. STEWART.
ARGYLE COTTAGE"
Beautiful Home to Rent.
THE undersigned will tent for year 10 ten hls
i late beautiful home argyle Cottage and append.
ages adjoining the city Of lie Claire.
This place comprises dwelling, . rooms, smok .
IS acres woodland pasture
None need apply Who have a large family Of little
children. =. G.. EAUS.
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will be inserted ut IL cents per line each inse rtion
or 50 cts. per week.
Young Mems Literary Association.
Annual Course OF Lectares.
The Eighth lecture of the course will be delivered
al the Congregational Church on Friday evening,
February LIST, by tn. GUERRlN, Esq, memser Of
the French National Assembly. SubIsct-"Philoso-
ply Of the French Revolutions.n
Lecture will commence ct 7to'clock.
Single Tickets so CENTS for sale at the Book stores
and lie Claire House; Season Tietetss %.
j., 49,, : :. r so S4sSS oe""'A..
Cali and Get One!
We will sell cur Stock Of Parlor
and Office Stoves at COST rather than keep them
over the Summer. TWICHELL GILLETT,sS
Davenport, Jan. SO-dlw
HAWKES. 10 selling new Sun rna Figs, all kinds
Nuts, Becher's best Golden Syrup, Bakers prsp'd.
Cocoa, Chocolate, &C., with good assortment, Of
Family Groceries at Io~sst msrket price.
JanssIw
Money to loan on long time At
Dec. go. IT, coRBIN & BOWS.
Jso. A GUY, ofths city, i. Agent for the Davsnpsr
Daily and Weekly Gazette and is Authorized receipt in
name. sANDEkr DAVIS.
One Million.
1000 900 feet Dressed aud
undressed Flooring, nrst quality, for sale At our
Planning Mill. (dselitn CoTES DAVIES.
Five Hundred thousand!
100000 feet frat
quality Dressed aud Undressd Siding, for sale at out
Lc mber Yard. (declltD Co1kS d DAWES.
20. 900 feet FIRsTesALITY Dressed Flooring
for sale by
decldw BuRNELL, GILLET II co.
Great Chance fer Bargains!
\. See Advertisement Of
ydDAMSOF RAPP.
JOB PRINTING.
Having got our stssm Press into operation, We
are now prsps red 70 execute with nsatness and des
patch and AT LOWER PRIcESTHAN EVER BE.
FORE PRINTED IN DAVENPORT, all kinds Of
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK,
from label or single name through cards, hand
Hills and postersto books. We solicit Job Work OF
every descrip tion, have all the appliances for
executing 1t rapidly. SANDERS q DAVIS.
Dec. 90, lss5.
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TIVE Warehouse with dwelling attached, having a
i large cellar, &c, occupied by the subscribers,
the Railroad Depot, this 10 very desirable location
for p orw ardsnx and Com mission business.
Fab JACOB WkAVkk Jk. Il co.
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"ARGYLR COTTAGE"
Raantffnl Hama In Rant

THE undersigned will lent for year 10 ten hls
i late beautiful home argyle Cottage and append
ages) adjoining the city Of lie Claire.
This place comprises dwelling, rooms, smoke
house, Stabe Orchard of .OO bearing fruit ress and
IS acres woodland pasture
None need apply Who have large family Of little
children. T. C. FAD
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EAnS 4 II r w NM +,
r AND AGENTS, Real Eststs Brokers. and No,a
riss Public, viii Buy and SsllAli kinds Of Gu!
Property: improv cd OF unimproved Farms; pay tax
es for non residents: buy and sell Land Warnnh,o
locate in any land district In the State; will col
lsct claims aud promptly remit: In short, wesrapsae
general Agency business.
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Land Office Removed!

r,ADS & STEWART have removed their ONCE &c
n lie Clsire's new Block Brady Street over the
Post ONCE, and opposite the "Gazelts" Conns ",
Room. NFA yAm -
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lOn ACRES unmproved land Tor sale near Full
fCU ton, mile from I'd railroad station, being
West Of Sonth 20 and Northeast OF See. ~, To
lie ALSO
400 Blue Grass at 5000 per acre timber on
part miles from the river and near good mills and
stone coal. good span Of work horses taken inpart
pay. Terms liberal. Apply
decl7 ~ kADS g. STEWART.
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.-RA NkERS..

Df1 IN N II NC"
MACKLOT y COREIN, Davenport, Iowa.
MACkLoT,C okBlN q WHITE, ri Dssmo,u... Ia
M REFER TO-
Messrs y. CHsTsAuJK.G Co..
JoHH THonYson, ksQ., Banker, ) New Yo,l
CAsurxs AxssicAs E1cnAssE BAss,
Messrs. TsssoH & DARJEN, Banksssa
- Lucas & SlM0kps, - St Lo.,.
60 l.. A. BERoIsr g. Co."
Cashier usntic Bank Boston, Msss, Mss.r. r,,
son q Oudesiuys, Baltimore, II Il swim, ESQ .ssstIp
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