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Testimony OF the Secretary Of tbs Kansas
Committee.

The Independent Democrat, Concord, N.H. F.,
whose editor, Geo. G. Fogg, Esq, was the
chiefSecretary Of the Kansas Investigating
Committee. as the result of two months
painful experience in the Territory, says:
"instead of the wrongs Of the people of
Kansas having been exaggerated, the halfof
their wrongs Las never been told. And this,
the testimony taken by the Congression-
al Commission will conclusively show. And
vet, no oral or written testimony can por-
tray the height and depth, the length and
breadth OF the outrages perpeuated in that
Territory under the color OF law, and by
authority OF men who hold commissions uu-
der the President OF the United States. In
cluding the Governor, Judges, Marshal and
Tndiin Agents, they are engaged in one
consolidated conspiracy, haviag for its OBJ
eet the expulsion of every Free State set
tier from the Territory, and the establish
ment of slavery therein, at all hazards, not
excepting civil war and dissolution OF the
Union"
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DARIne RosBERy.-On Monday night
last, the Clothing Store Of Mr.. Rosenthal,
under this office, was entered by some
thieves. They effected their entrance, at
the back part of the building, by cutting
away the window sash, through which they
entered. After they had got in, they found
it necessary to remove another window
sash before they could get into the front
store; this they accomplished, notwithstand-
ing there were two young lads asleep in
their bed, which aas right under the VIM
dow of the partition, over which the robbers
had to pass to enable them to get to the
trunk where Mr.. Rosenthal kept his money,
from which they stole between four and hvs
hundred dollars in bils and gold. All this
was done without awaking the boys or dis
turbing the dog.
LAfER.--Late last evening we learned
from Mr.. Rosenthai thar he had found The
money, all safe, hidden away behind some
things under the counter. II is rather pro-
bable that the young man who slept in the
store distracted the money himself, and
either through fear or with view of carry.
ing it OFT afterward-, hid it where it wa-
found. We congratuiate Mr.. Rasenthai
on his gooi uek.--Dabaqus Repub. lSfs.
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Garo uarf.
T.CLOsE g. cos. COLUMN.

WE are now pre- pared 10 offer DEALER aad con
w sumers si4rge stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
~ero, upon terms and prices which cannot fa 70 su.
We propose in this column 10 Keep our cnstoNen
posted up in hardware matters and Invite calls from
our frends who desire fair dealing.
4 or cash We propose 10 sell a. a snlait sdfanes
soeG keg. Nails. Call soon for bargains 10 Nails.
IT. CLOSE n co.
LsiRK l>ias saev the only geaails kiaa tor .aie
II cheap by L. tLosF q W.
T. CLOSE q co.'s.
SAws, Circular, aaley and cto,s cas, arIsn.ed
- al 3 ~ II. CHOSE d co.'s.
IRON Allss, rhimbie sksins and sprog., a.
u 8a 7. ooff"E = cos
1AKrasTERs' Tools of every description for
4 sale a. T. cLesf & CO.'S
l low al T. CLosk q cos
-...-----~ y -1gy .
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain Iampa toE sale st
i T. CLosf S cos,
l. r. CLOSE q co.'s.
EAp Pipe 0fail 'i1s. from sla % co,s esls at
sDu J.. ClosE q toFt
.GARpEA fnols OF svsry -dsscription an
NJ CLOSE & cos,
uNs, Ride and Pistols, best qualify iol a4ls l'"
VI at l5 Il. CLOSE " CO.'S
Groves and in~srs which VII ~ hss9d ESQ cHssg Gs at
MOVES Portable Grist Miils.
IN r. CLOSE & CO.'S.
+ EATHkR BeltiOs all .izesst ,
T. CLOSE & co.'s.
DLACksMrTH's4 Tools, Bellows, Aavtls, Ham
ID mer., for sale low at 7. CLOSE q co.'s.
poPE-hanills and Hemp, all sizesst
II r. CLOSE q cos.
L,NGINE, Car and signal Oil for sale By the barrel
T. or gallon AT T.CLosE + cos.
GAM Aandrsi, of all sizes from inch 70 sie. for
> sale al 7. CLOSE & co.'s.
Farmers will aad the best assortment ofAmes' and
j. other make of sho sels, Spades scoops, Hoes
Forks, &c, al T.=CLosE d CO.'S
CHAINS, Log, Ok, hiudinsi Trace, , Halter , and
HoRN shelters and Hay Cuftefs 70 sale low al
u .E. y. CLOSE & co.'s.
1Sn doI. Grain Kake- for sale a. ,
l.)U "a T. CLOSE COE.
100 DO. Scythe Snath., best patterns al
NVJ e. CLOSE = cos.
TNtANEK's Stosk-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
/ ana Zinc, tnr sale at I. CLOSE & co.'s.
cADDLEkY ana Coach Trimmings Al very low
- prices. al r. CLOSE a. cos.
WHITE Lead IN oil, T.. Close aud Co. Brand,
w tustrscsiyed, wIrranied the best IN market.
At I. CLOSE IL co.'s.
1 tNsEED Oh by The barrel or gallon 81
l.. +. CLOSE y COS.
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DEATH or BRIps ON THE RAILROAD.
Mrs l.. 8. Crawford, OF Cincinnati. died
at the Railroad House in Rome, on Friday
night last. She had been married ON the
previous Monday, and started with her hus-
bsnd for Boston. At Buffalo she compaiB-.
ed OF ilnes, and the couple remaised nj
the Falls until Thursday, when the. ,ovr-
nsy was continued. On arriving q OAsi-
d. Depot, she felt 80 indisposed .thats be-
husband was alarmed, and - chs, grew
, orse, removed her from ,he carsrst Rome,
whore in the course Of an hous 80 died y,
CASe. Tvi6xss.
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THs DRourH.-A letter from Coles
county in this State under date of the lath
inst. says: "Ths long continued drouth has
affected US in this quarter materially. Corn,
Oats, and garden truck are about nothing,
and little or no pro.pec, OF rain. Wheat is
moderately tsir, with short stalk and head.
There are, however, considerable supplies OF
last years crop on hand, which 10 sestimated
nv some as enough for home consumption
ven if We failed to raise any thing the pre-,
ant ST zson. Chic. Prsss.
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The best and worthiest members of
the Democratic party cannot accept
the Cincinnati platform otpropagand-
ism and lawlessness. Senator Ham
lin. of Maine, has renounced publicly
his connection with that blood stained
organization, and Hon. L. NJ. Morrill,
of Augusta, Chairman ofthe Maine
Democratic State committee. and
President ofthc present State Senate,
has notified his colleagues that he can
rot support either Buchanan or the.
platform on which he stands.
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Cheap Cheap! CaeaplET
R00TsAND SHOES
j, JORDAN would announce to the citizens Of
Davenport, and the public, thai he has opened q
Ladies and GoHtlemeIis boot and 6hoe store adj
t0InlDg burrows * Prctiyman's store, door above
the Iowa Clothing stors where he Is prepared TO
ufscture boots and shoes of all descriptions.
.assgt# #at- LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
- kossuth Eoots; Enameled Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Paride; Ark
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds;
Baskins Po ka Boots .zs.
large assortment OF Ladies' and Misses ChilnFsE'
Shoes, too namereusfo mention.
4so large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern fne French Boots; Congres.
Caters, Monterey; Jersey Tiss;
Plain walking Shoes,
MoTocco; E-#&#" -
Ard aiiEtbjs fheayy work, suitabiet0f county,
vel city custom; all who ant neat t and es sy
boot would do we'll u call the Davenport and
Shoe Store. Csllaud see, June ,ls53-34ti
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VN9E MAKE every style and quslhy 81 Boots, Ca
w tsrs Oxfsrd Ties, and Gne Calf Shoes for gents
3nsIort notice, ofpTime stoeE.
Those who wani ''home Made work ~iiI please
take notice.
IA &
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yarfrtp.
-----------------------------
Yankee Notions and Toys.

Yankee Notions and Toys.
A LARGEassortmen entjustopening and for sale all
No lie Claire Row: oRAsDALL 4 HIGGINS.
A Large and very ahe assortment / Rosewooduah
ars al various prices ranging from $500 TO s4o,
Also Voins from seventy five twenty -fyedN
larsa No Claire Row. C3
Feather Busters. al
A Very nne assortment can be found AT the paven-
- port Music Store;
No LIE Claire Row: CS
4 Varied sssortnsnt just receive dand for sale 10"
"A al No . lie Claire Row; sE Ca
ulTAR and Violin string SANG every kind OF Must
~ cal MsreAsndise keplconstan'ly on hsna III III
The HslIsluIsh,
TUsTpublishedb by l.. Mason, containing very m
81 collection OF Church Music; Also the Shawn by
B bradbury and G = Root, can be found at No be
Glsire Row; CO.
sS- Accordsons and Flutinas, ..
A Large and wellselested sortmentJust receive
prices thai csRnotfs to give sutirs sslls
CLARIoNETTs, Flutes, FiaxeoIsts, Picalows spd
~ Flies al reduced prieesat
No 8 lie Claire Row. ... tS
Sheet Musit ....-,..
A Large COLLECTION on hand anaNew austeresetvsp
No lie Claire Row Cab
TNfE best Piano Forte III ina world, Rich
found OF Nos lie Claire Rev: G II
DAvENPORT MUSIC STORE.
gNRANDALL 4 HiGGfNshsve Just opened al arge
~ sssorimentof Guitars, Violips, Bsnjoes, Tambo-
which they will sell very cheap for Cash az No
( Ls Claire Row o. oei3d, lsS4
IUNTON'S schoolfor Piano Forte, Curtis Gsitat
IL Znndels Melodeon Instructor and In iaet ever!
kind ofinstruetlon relating 70 music can pc iouhoh
The davenport MusleStoFe' #sf.
No & Ls CT aire Row; s... 5a+ . Did. ..Z..
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DIR. ]. HcD0NILL,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

VETERINARY SURGEON,
VTTISHES 10 inform the public that he
YYSI w has permanently located in Daven-
Hn port, where be will continue 10 treat all the
- diseases the horse Is subject TO, an the mosi
Scientific Princi pies. After constant practice of
many years all kinda of diseases, he feels hsppy
TO say that he will give sst sfscuon to all who
plsy i'm. He can produce as good Certificates as
amy other west OF N York. He has been here only
few months, and the many important cures he has
effected since he came will speak more for him than
can rea lily bs inserted in newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since he came here on the most severe cases, will
certify to bis abiiitiesas petent Veterinary Sur
gesn.
All diseases warranted cured if durable, on no
money paid.
Hesarnestly solieits a trial on any severe case
whatever. Any case he cannot cure, If any other
man be got to IT, he VIII pay him out OF his
own pocket.
Stage,
REFERENCES. #@a
) Williams J " Cannon, Coies Davies,
Woodruff Il Wsdsworth, 4 Calendine, 5 Webb
n Co., K Hope, Shepier, w Patterson, Marks q
Camp bell, b Barr, b s Cue, Thos Regan, Elue.
Hon J Cook, g L Davenport, T ID Eagal, ID
Brooks, J Allen, J Crandall, Dr.. o'Rsardon, H.
n. Smiths Dennis Tashy, 8 5 Gillet, n Row, G. L.
Sickolls, G Foster.
He can be consulted at the City Hotel, or ut his
net Horse shoeng Establishment On Third street.
apllS-dSu
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Homs Mads Boots ana Shoes.

Boys YOnths' and Infants Eoots
A LARGE lot Of ths above, csd, Zip erd Cow
~ h I1a br
Dec5 DAWSON GRIG6s a co
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

nAVlNG obtained the ageneY for the sale of Lii
III lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
locks, Bank Vault Doors snd Frames, We are prepsr-
ed TO furnish at manufacturers prices any OF these
articles short notice.
These Safes all taste ed with Lille . Locks Civ
ing undoubted security against thieves are perfectly
free from damVxsss and better IRE proofs than any
other safe made. The burning Of them In any bull
ding Cannot mst,rsly ihjure them and they may be
exchanged for new one at any agency by paying 10
repsining. The vault doors and frame reliable,
economical, generally used where they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied 10 these articles By jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the hrst premiums establishes the
certainty OF their superiority Purchasers invited
call and examine the articles, references, eern.
Gates, &c, before purchasing.
The undersigned are the only agents in Rock Is
land Ql-) and Davenport llowal for the Worlds
Safe Company, Of Troy, N. Y. Orders addressed TO
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD & BAKER,
Illinois 81. Rock Island,
W-ly dat nara
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St0Dfs.
AT WOLEsALE'
The Largest Stove Store

in the "o9t.:s
AtTE shall receive on the opening Of navigation tSe
w largest stock of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 20 the State Of Iowa. Among
the articles which We shall keep constant
y on band for timers Tin Pia:e, Sheet fror
Boiler from No. IL 70 y, Charcoal DO, Russia do.,
ImitGttoR Rsssid de-, Wire, ttunsG Cepper's, Bra
fer's de-, Bfeek tin, Lead, Copper B0ttops, Natal
do, Eoa Riosts all sizes, tinpsd co., all ksnds Of
pressed rare, JapdHHed d., 7SErers 7sofs and we
assure all persons fsyoring US with order, shalwe
Will fei them goods in our line low as they can be
bought in Chicago st. Lonis, and much 10 ,rer than
they have been paying for them heretofore In tins
place, and on tsTrzs to saft-
Piesse give call and learn our prices, and
then think yoB will spend nsth time nor non
OF hereafter IN buying at the tso places asove
named.
NIB. In few aaFs We snail reef i've sssor.
rnentof the above named goods By railroad, sum
cient TO supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
al all times with Tinsare sud on favorable terms al
Whoiesaie prices
Old Rags. Copper, &C., &C., DC, tak0n in es-
change for goods.
Brady, between Front and Second stree.
Mch12-d&wu WfckERSHAM & HICKS.
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| LEATHER. LEATHERg LEATHER!
l

THAT NJ IGHT s. SEARS New Leather Store on
i "a ST., one door from Perry is now open;
Where can be found at all times full supply of
Leather ofsyery description for the Shoe Harness
Maker. Findings, Innings, Lasts and Bindings;
French and American Calf Skins; Euameied, Sole,
Upper Belt and Harness Leather Morocco, Roans ste.
Saddlery Hardware. Japaned, Brass and SiIver
Plated ofeyery Kind and quality;
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
ofsil kinds; Broad CT ,thsi Ensmeled Cloths;
Patent Leather Laces. Fring-s, Webbing, Carriage
Bows, bands, Hooks, Kings, and in short every arti
Gle theCosch Trimmer or Harness Max er could wish
We respectfully solicit calls TO examine sur stock
feeling confident offer such induce ne nts as to
make y customers. HAIGHT q SEARS,
I'd St, one door from Perry.
MAJ 3l-dwIy DAVENPORT.
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
M n G In 4 IA Q . h q R..
M DoNAHUE, successor to Messrs. lie Claire &
lNls Davenport; having purchasAd the above prem
isss Is now pre- psT red to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
olhe various kinds suitable to the the co
try. Also, CASTINGS, for aIi ofthe different varie
ties o MiGe ,Tings aud Shaftngs of all deerps ions
House Work of the Latest styles,
Caps, Stills, Brackets, Columns, ,ee. etc, always on
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected \ ith the above is a Forging Shop. un-
der the direction OF men of superior skill
Brsss and Com position Of Castings made to order,
Babbit Metal always on hand.
NJ, stock of Patterns for Machinery, Building and
nal purposes, is unsurpassed By any similar
Establishment nj Ia The West.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash at all times paid for Old Iron ard
Cope
Corner Of Front and Scott sts., nayenpsrt, Iowa.
Mch2i i-wu VI. DONAHUE
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPEE HANGING, etc.

JAMES pONNELL q JUiN " d
4-=z--- HAVING associated ikemsrIFrs
- I - tcgeths 81 for the purpoBe OF carry
90 he Hssnss; SINGS 81 hyI2E, l!I2T
mo, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, vi NhIIEA-
lNGana WALL GoLoRIS G ron Perrystsaet, between
ID snd3e street,. -"
Would most yoetfaily announce 10 thsiTitlsbos :
ldiha &c nsrally, th al they prepaf ca
ecaIs Painting In either lesa Zinc o~sstpos-
s0s prices and in tho very style. Their long ex-
psrieneel Ia theaboys Business warrant Ihemle en-.
-arlhg their patrons fl satisfaeIIshia any workthAi
may be entrusted 20 them ..gg s4... E
PagtenlsT aItsntonYiysn 10 estimating On any pup
ile prIEsls Buildings. Persons wishing an5 oi Inc
above ork done would do veil TO give them call De-
foreeting their work. They are also prepared 70 eS
eeuls pos, Masonic and odd Faliew .
AprsRs Decorating aud Gliding In superiorstyi and
Oh Lbs aeaI REASONABLE terms. PsfpLs al all coiors
prepared and ready fOruse Glass ofa sizes, putty
Sc, for sale. ., . r-,.,,
Jpns2s, ls9s ioANi-LLN y uHNN v
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STAND FROM UNDER !

STAND FROM UNDER!
BOOTS AND SHOES!
I Am am now prepared for the I Hand wiDtertrade
With from 40 800 So 900 pairs OF Boots and Shoes
comprisins one Of the most extensive stocks ever
brought to this market, made up solely for this trade
during the last three months, uHder the personal
pefyisisn OF an experienced workman. All those
persons in want Of good Boots. good Shoes, good
Caters, slippers and last, though not least,
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will doweli to Gallon the subscriber.
Fine Ladies slpn6rs only Lwenly-h ave cents per
pair Gents fine Boots, $3.50 and all other goods in
proportion. DON'T ali rush al oncei
One door east of Burrows s. Prettyman's store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN.
Sent. %. LESS II
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BALLS and PARTIES!

1 AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rubbers
IL and fine French Boots, kips of my manufacture
and the largest assortment of extra Boots and Shoes
that is to be in the Queen cities ofthe great North
West.
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store, one door below
Bnrrows q Prettyman's mammoth store. Front st.
opposite the mill
Davenport, Jan. 25, IS JAMES JORDAN
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS
the Great Western Clothing Store.

NE" uO\DDS
Al the Great Western Clothing Store.
L.
No. 6, Z CLAIRE ROW,
in receipt ofthe largest and most STOCK
i of
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever brought this market, which has purchased
IN the Eastern greatly reduced prices, and
which he silt sell
Teenty- Fiue per Cent. Cheaper
than any thef establishment in this section Of coun
try. He is also, In addition 10 his stock Of Clothing
receiving al nsivs aud we'll selected stock Of
Gsntlsmsn's Furnishing Goods
OF all styles and varieties to which hs invites attsn-
iion His stock has been selected with great
pres.y for this market and at the very lowe prizes
In
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equallsd 10 this region,
FRESH FROM THE MASUPACT0RY.
All he ask is thatthe public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling salts
fed that those VINO be snited in quantity, qua
lily and price a. the
Great Western Clothing House.
cam Jt be suited al any other establishment west Of
Chicago.
Aag. q. ii II. L. LoNEssTEiN-
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MEAT FIR THE HUNGRY!
A RARGAINl

Esse "A BARGAINl sa sg
NHE story 10 told that property held too high oa!
II those wisnings bargain IN house and lease oaia
dowsl 10 cali tbs suescribsr. Am oolxsd % ssii
and viii DO 90 for the ssAe 81 The money
Causoon on shs prsmissi, HArEison s.. near sSh 81
OF sI my shop on 5th st. below the Court Hoass.
Also, = nne lot for sale. ,,~
ysns l3-at p 4. FuLrAKnASAs
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0oots ano Sb0es.
THE SHOE TRADE.


IIAVIgl5 Increased or Laeilitles for manufaetaT
II ing and dealing 10 goots Shoes and Leather, inc
nndsrsgned5 sueeessors 10 3. g. Va HsonH onef
10 the citizens OF Uayen port and vicinity, greater In
Easements than ever buy their Boots Rnd SHOES ot
them, Our retail stock hereafter will always cor
Lsn every description Of goods wanted by the people
We stso are making extensive preparations for
undertaking Boots and Shoes, and We invite coun-
Try dealers to call aud examinsour stock and prices
IS IL II onr determination to self good terms AS
they can BE- parefssedin 81 i.enis or Chicasoz
DAWSON, GkIGGS q CO.
oct = brsds 81, door from 90
Boys Yonths' aud Infants' Boots
A LARGE lot of the above, cshl Kip erd Cow.
Deo3 DAWSON, GRIGes a CO.
Home Made Boots ana Shoes.
yE7E MAKE every style And quslhy u Boots, Ca
w tsrs, oxfsrd Ties, aad lne Calf Shoes for gents
Those who wani ''Home Made Eork siiI please
take notice
DecJ 4-t=aH -a+= DA'rsDNy ohiGoS & 90
G.n,s' Gaitsrsl Boys Caters. Youths Caters,
THE largest sod ssst stock have ever ofIeI ed.
i Fine Cali, sewed aud peya I'd, double and single
sole. Black and Drab Cloth Gate RS; Patent Leather
and BucsskiD CATERS, for sale very cheap By
Dsc3 DAWSON, GRl6Gs 81 co..
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
4 $50 Ro6ber Sandals, Caters spd slippers for La
- dies and Gents, Missee and children, by
Dec 3 DAWSON, GkIGGs h CO.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet!!
DAWSON; GkiGGs 81 co. have q complete as
- sortmsnt Of Fnr-lined, Cloth and Bunsio over
shoes, for sale cheap. .sgt Il dec 3.
THE SHOE TRADE,
TOUNTRT Merchants invited TO call and e1-
~ anime assortment, which Is Just suited TO this
Market. Our prices will at all times be as low rs
those of Chicag 81. louis. ~=#s-~g
Dec 3 DAWSON, GRIGGS & co,
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
I AIDES Calf, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
IL " d Misses kfd 8orocco, En- Boots & Sippes
perid n, sewei Kid. EnatnaI &, Ruskin N
and other styles for saieb b.
DAWSON, GRIGGs, & co,
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Twitchsl, & Gillett's,

The only Stove Emporium in the west, s3d buy a
Stove as is store. In our prices, for chespness,
we defy all compeution--every article earranted,
md if not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Csal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds Of Parlor. Once ane Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware on hand al all times. Roof.
ing, Jobbing, Sxe. done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
Fob 4-dtf DAVENPORT. IOWA
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FRESH BUrrER AND EGGS
OSnnPoUNpS Fresh roll Butter; also, Is kegs choice
~OUVpackei and 500 dozen Eggs, just received and
tor sale at the IiAWkEYE STORE, gg
apln JACOB wEAyXR, Js,, & co.