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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

rHr DEMOCRAT AND pisUsios.--The
.o.,at quotes passage OF letter rom
A, ". A. Croker, deprecating disco
- If the Union, and enumerating some
|E ,,s had consequences that would result
81 =, lint catastrophe. II this croaker is
N! ..,oe.t in his Tears, and really thinks
y. il any danger of dissolution, lie
oh, to immediately join the Republican
IA Nv as the party whose success would be
~ surest guarantee OF the Unions perpe.
49, Except that Mr.. Fillmore has placed
81 continuance ofthe Union on the con-
,sney Of the North Welding TO the ag-
es.ve purposes of the slave power, the
4. mocrat knows very we'll that all the 9TH
oersons or parties who have been or are
|S,her threatening or plotting disunion, are
confidential advisers and supporters OF
Z rankin Pierce, and the ardent advocates
" Mr.. Buchanan's election. Year after
ear, with all the solemn clap. trap OF South
IN conventions and State proclamations,
H. leading ayeholders who intend ma
fug the Southern States vote in an unbro.
In phsanx for Buchanan, have been
Reaching disunion doctrines and Matching
f.pnion plots. These same men now sup
nou Buchanan, because they know they
1ould use him for their own purposes, in the
name way that they have used Franklin
PIERCE They know that if Fremont be
1Iseted. there will be a President who will
heat them aud their plans after the fashion
n General Jackson.
The whole matter about dissoluti on Of
ils Union can lie summed up in few
ords Mr.. Fillmore advises a dissolution
II Fremont be elected the most intiue ntial
Importers of Buchanan are preaching or
plOaing disunion all the time the Repub-
fcsn party do not discuss the problem of
solution at all, but intend to elect Ere
.oal, a. they did Speaker Banks, and a
hort time thereafter they will have the
nsssure Of hearing every body praise Ere
nont's administration of the government, in
lhe same way that they are now praisng
BIZ able, dignihed, and Impartial manner in
h Lieh Massachusetts, Republican has pre-.
. Jsl over the deliberations Of the House
d 4 representatives.
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CURIOUS DIscoyERY.-The master son
employed in the construction of the Merch.
ant's Bunk building, State street, Boston,
has discovered, on taking down the massive
granite pillars which adorned the old siruc-
ture, that each one of them contains u
smaller column 10 its interior, much more
beautiful and ornamental than the original
one. The old pillars were perfectly plain
but those which are enclosed in them are
handsomely futed, and possess an architec-
tural grace which was wanting in the old
Ell ones. Workmen are now busily enga-
ged in removing the supertiuous granite
which covers the new columns and dePel-
oping their archilec tural beauty
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Later from Ceiiiornia. More Men Ike
euted by the Vigilance Committee.


eutsd by the Vigilance Committee.
NV ORLEANS, Aug. 26.-The steam.
ship Grenada has arrived al Belize. She
brings San Francisco dates 10 the 5th. and
Aspnwall TO the goth Of August.
The steamer Illinois left AsPinwall on
the latter date for New York, with one
million and a half in treasure, 500 passen.
gers and the California mail of Aug. 9Th.
Business was dull at San Francisco.
The Vigilance Committee was in full
force They had made more arrests and
executed two persons since the departure OF
the last steamer.
San Francisco papers say that 800 re.
crujts for Walker would leave in the next
steamer for Nicaragua.
Col. Salear had been convicted of trea-
son to the Walker government and shot
Several natives had also been shot for the
same cause.
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1ar> MARI.
- 2. =
II. CLOSE ZOOS. COLUMN

WE are now prepared 70 offer dealer and con
w sumers sIArge stock Of Heavy and Shell HARD
We propose in this column to keep our customers
posted Up In hardware matters and invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
For cash We propose to sell at a small advance
1000 kegs Nails. Csil soon for bargains in Nails.
r. CLOSE co.
I,IkB King Safe. tbs only geallne Kind Tor sale
Il cheapby i. CLOSE co,
IRON ofali size. lof sale lowat
i r. CLOSE u cos.
- at r. CLOSE & cos.
IRON AXES, Taim1e skein: and q ,saPriass'es,o ,s
ARpEsrERs' Tool. Of syssy 6 dessetptS9p,s, s for
~ sals at i. CLOSE q cos.
l. low at e. CLOSE cos.
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain pumps for sale at
T LIGHTNING Rods and In.alator. Cor sale At
IL " ~ - ''' ''' r. CLOSE = cos.
5OToSs Fence Wire f0rssls ea a:,Bst q co.'s
GARDEs Tools ofssep ds'e, aPgosF q ( co.'s,
" al T. CLOSE & co.'s.
Stoves and Tnwsrs which yin essGld essp at
MOVES Portable Grist Mills.
IN r. CLOSE 4 cos.
T EATHER Betting all sizes al
BACKING, Hemp and Rubber for sale at oo.s
DLACKsnIITH's Tools, bellows, Anvils, Ham
ID mers, for sale lowat 7. CLOSE co.'s
RoPE-Msnillaa d Hemp, sll , .sssst . cog
ENGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale BY The barrel
II or gallon Al T. CLOSE + cos.
SAW Mandrels OF all sizes from inch to In: for
y sale at T. CLOSE cos.
Warmers will nnd the best assortment of Ames' and
other make of sho 'el'' Spades Scoops; cd Hoes
ss. s aGs e Had's 1 ciSsF Co.'S sna
~ r. CLOSE cos.
1E0 doI. Grain Rskes for sale az
lCU T. CLOSE CO.'S.
10a do. Scythe 3naths, best patteTn,at
lUU T. CLOAE cos.
TNNNRR's stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
l. and Zinc, for sale al 4. CLOSE cos.
SADDLERY aud Coach Trim mings al very low
- prices, at T. CLOSE s. cos.
WHITE Lead ia oil, 4. Close and Co. Brand,
w Just received, warranted the best in market.
1t T. CLOSE & cos.
+ lssEED OIL by the barrel or gallon al
IL T. CLOSE & co.'s.
GAsA, Glass and Patty at low prices at
- T.CLoSE cos.
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BILLING AND CooIsG,-Itis quite amusing
TO read the Democrats description of the
Fillmore demonstration on Tuesday even
Hog. IL goes into the details of the subject
quite lovingly, and though it affects to call
the Know Nothings some hard names, it
is after the fashion Of fond mother who ad.
dresses her baby as ga bad, mischievous,
dear, naughty little darling" Go on gen
i.emen, the people are watching the pro-
gyess of the play with some interest, but
they are not likely to be deceived by such
fictitious hostility. A tour years expert
lence Of Picrce's administration has made
|t5em very adept in the detection of shams,
and they can now see through them almost
'ss quickly as they are constructed.
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ROBBERY ON BOARD THE STEAMER J. Nc
keE.--A passenger was relieved Of 1897
in cash and So 200 in certificates OF deposit
on board the above steamer this morning,
between Oquawks and this place. Itseems
he left the package in an exposed place for
a few moments and in the interium it was
missing. On the arrival of the steamer a
search warrant was procured and the pas.
senpers which landed here were thoroughly
searched, but no trace of the missing valaa.
bles found The search was continued
among the passengers as the steamer left.
When will men learn that on passenger
steamers a safe is always carried for valua.
HE nackapesl-BlulG Gazette 24h.
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PLEASURE Excursion We sre iudebt-
b to The Genl superintendent and Gen'l,
a gent OF the Michigan Southern and North
r. Indiana Railroad for ali invitation to
pnde with pleasure party IN an "Ezeur-
on from Chicago TO Niagara Falls and Re
irn." Nothing could afford us more pleas
H. than to unite ia such an excursion, but
y are forced to deprive ourselves Of the
1 MEASURE at present Of viewing this the
i frates, natural curiosity Of our country
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EfsFcrfvE 0RATosY.-ll The Dsm0crat .
Z, account OF the effect of AIR. Cooks oratoFy
D. correct, that gentleman ought 10 he very
popular among the shoe-dealers. The
Jysmecra saws our friend John r "was SO
A,iuy thai many man wore out hall d
/ 1und Of shoe-iesther apPiauding him. -
.ge presume the editor ofGhe Dsmocra. was
] Aong the number Of those moved to such
Reatber-consuming demonstrations But if
Dir Cook intends TO speak frequently and
during the continuance Of the canvass, it
may be we'll for our shoe merchants to cal
culate If they have ordered stocks suii-
Gently large to supply The probable demand.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We are indebted to
our friend BURTls, of the lie Claire House,
Tor st. Louis papers in advance Of tie mail.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

The WEALTH OF Rock COUNTY, Wis
The farmers of old Rock raise year about
100000 bushels of wheat more than III
New England.
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CANALS VS. RAILwAYs.--The Washing
ington correspondent Of the National Intel.
igeacer makes the following remarks on
the falling off Of canal tolls in the State of
New York.
"a statement Of the receipts from tolls
on our State canals, from the opening of
navigation to The 9Th instant, shows fall.
ing ofth is year, thus far, in comparison with
the light tolls of last year, amounting to
nearly $l06,000, while in comparison with
former years the decline is much more seri-
Gus, The figures are decidedly any thing
but encouraging for the prosperity of our
State works, and unless the remainder Of
The season shows a material improvements
the argument in favor OF toll upon railroad
ireights coming in competition with the
canals will be very much Strengthened. !"
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DISSOLUTION .

rTNHR co partnership heretofore existing between
i r. NJ. Psase, J. J. Pease and WI r. 1ones' "n
der ,he name of II. nj. Peass q Co. is dissolved.
The business OF the concern will be se''ea ny OF
ther ofthe undersigned. n,,ep
]. j. PEASE,
WIN. G. JONES.
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New York, August 81. John Fox, con.
vic,ed of the murder of John Henry, son Of
Alderman Henry, of NewYork, was hanged
TO-DAY atfNew Brunswick, Three hundred
persons witnessed the spectacle.
Fillmore and Donelson were unanimous
ly ratified by the State Council to-day
The next meeting of the Council is TO be
HEX at Troy A State Central Committee
adopted and the Council adjourned amid re.
peated cheers for the American ticket.
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Books Il Stationery.
ssThe Iowa Book Rooms

NHR subscriber having purchased the entire inter
est in the above named we'll known
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
will continue the business as formerly for the pres
cnt at the old stand,
No. SO Brady st, near the Post etice,
where all in want ca n buy Books, Writing Papers
Envelopes, Stationery generally, Wall Paper Dor
rmo0ulyn5 ELI ADAMS.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
EnHl GAZE

VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE.
SITUATEDi Ia Muscatine county fronting the hlisss-
Ssippi River, midway between Davenport aud Muscs-
tine being portions OF sections 20 and 81 fronting the NV
or and back and containing 800 acres, leo acres OF
which improved and under high state Of cultivation,
balance rolling prairie and timber land There Is on
the farm large story dwelling barn. earrag. house
ana all necessary outBuildngs all in rst rate repair
bearing orchard Of choice apple peaeh cherry ami plum
trees excellent we'll and cistern, never falling brook
Of running water and very superior stone quarry.
fLSO90 acres timbered land upon all island opposite
the above farm, upon which heavy growth oil timber
principally hickory which is accessible at all seasons.
The above property will be cold cheap and upon Grn-
the most liberal. Euq1ire OF
SoURsE NIELES CO.,
At the Iowa Agricultural Depot, corner Rock Island
aud Front Sts., davenport. july 9 dwtf
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Rare Chance to secure
s4luable Farming Lands in Scott County
FOR LEASE,
NOTICE,

NJ. John G.. Dasie has this day been admit
VI te1 Partaer Ii our dfin I he business win
be continued as heretofore, and under the "a me
na nae and style. COOK & SARGENT.
Day eunr.IL A I.4lIl.t
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TIE RIVER BELOW The ST Louis


Democrat of Wednesday says -
The river at q O'Clock yesterday evening
was q. inches lowx at this point than "a
hours before. Seven feet is the last report
ed depth to Cairo, but when il falls foot
or two the channel will be in such wretch.
ed condition as almost 10 defy navigation
The Allssouriand Illinois are again falling.
No advices from the upper Mississippi
Tile iatsMyeacer Of The same date says :
The river al this point ceased rising
about noon yesterday, and had risen in all
about two and hall feet. Before night it
had commenced falling again, aud at dark
had gone down three 10 four inches. Old
boatmen say that navigation viii now be
more difficult than before the rise occurred,
as the swell has cut up the channel and
changed il in every direction.
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SO Brady St, near the Post once,
MAY 81 Ell ADAMS.
Sectional Maps OF Iowa.
bAHkERs New Map la Cases. Price 81 81
/ Mounted and ysrnisled for otloot sc, 800
AZ 1.-THE lows Book Rooms
No 30 Brady St the Posi- Oh,s
Ell ADAMS
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julius Lytance,

julius Lytance.
LAND A g EN- T,
Office in Atkinsou's Block, Second Street, between
Main aud Brady.
11,ACRES large beautiful Timber, 20 miles from
III / Davenport, price $50 per acre: Will be divid
ed 10 suit purchase
Improved Farms.
24O acres ghIyimproved farm miles from Dav-
export, 2O0 acres In cluuvation, good board fence,
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
beautiful farm 3. miles from Davenport, loo
acres, GO acres in cultivation, part timber, new
house, stable, etc.
miles from Davenport, 60 acres, 40 acres in cui-
yation, 20 timber, runniLg water, house, sta
Bile etc.
One of the best farms In Scott County, 3i4 acres,
only miles from davenport 10 acres ienee' lao
two good wells, large house rooms, -1aoie, onl
buildings, etc.
small laruO acres all in cultivation, good house
etc, Z miles from Davenport.
leo acres 3! miles from Davenport, Go IN eni "a
90 10 acres timber 20 acres prairie, house. bile,
etc.
3niles from Davenport so acres, 30 acres n cult.
va,ion pa timber, large new house, good barn, etc.
200 acre. splendid land, all In fence and ID ealtVa-
ton on The Dubuque road, mles from davenport.
I2 miles from Davenport 50 acres acres in Gu III.
walton, good house, stable etc.
I2 miles from Davenport, ~ acres co acres IN cul-
iIyalion, II acres splendid timber, balance prairie,
large orchard, running water, good house, stable.
10 miles i,om Davenport 80 acres ia cultivation,
house, stable, etc.
50 acres limiles from Davenport, all in fence aud
cultivation.
40 acres prairie land, ; mica fIom Davenport
beautiful views over Rock Island, Mss-isslppi river
and Davenport.
300 acres OF Ne. class prairie land close 10 Wal
cotl some oft cultivated, snd largo amountot IN
improved land In scott county,
number OF he uses lois and vacant lots, Pheasant
y situated ia different parts Of Davenport for sale Oh
favorable Ter ms. ~,
Is beautiuiiots IN North Davenport: Terms I'D
real, Apply TO julius LfiANeE'
LII.
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:. n.ILY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

a,.t and until quite receatly, The only paper in
IS rova printed on esa Pcwsr Prsss, and it,
s Imam i. d. isrsss' ofsny the s,.,s Adve'i'er'
these sdyantagss, as our coln' amply tss'
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Bank OF Florence.

GEO b. SARGENT. prest. j. ~ pAgEKn cssbsr
NliE undersigned pIJpreto= II The Bank Of Florence
Nebraska, ~ Tie pfOssioH its charter in
dSiiHlliy Responsible tor al Us Issues and r redeem
the Note q said Institution counter in the eiry o,
Florence, in con, add al etthrs Eanng Houses
ia hatein n hh4a ~ oE PCT sat specie al same
rate 0ti-f eurreHaY.
taok & SARGENT Davenport
GDok, sAEafAf DOW \ ~ FgU city Iowa
COOK. EAEGfAF & COOk II Dssniaines !
COOK SARGENT fAkkEF FLORENCE Nebras
diff
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MONEY loaned on keal Estate Security.
vi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, aeceptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN & POWERS,
ONCE Wiley. Store, South side Of Second street
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Washing % intelligence.

NEW YORK, August ~.
Correspondence ofthe Herald from Wash.
ington, August 20: Mr. Crittenden gave no.
tice of LII which he would introduce to.
morrow annulling the objectionable laws OF
Kansas and re. organizing the Territory by
transferring legislative power to the Govern
or and Judges, and abolishing the Legisls.
ture. This was the system under which
the old Territories existed and operated.
The Senate held another caucus immedi.
ately after adjournment to-day, to consider
Senator Weller's proposition. They finally
agreed not to adopt it now, inasmuch as
they had twice before presened it to the
House, and they had refused to take any
action upon it,
lam informed this evening that the Sc
cretary of War has issued orders to the vari.
GUS Armores, owing to the present condi.
ton of the army bill, to discharge all the
employees, as there is no money to pay
them.
Mr.. Stephens OF Georgia, and McGiven
of Va, have each resolution which they
tried TO get in to-day, and will be submitted
tomorrow, to adjourn sine die Thursday at
10 O'Clock
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READING for SUMMER

piazza Tales, b. Herman Melville slOO
Modern Story Teller, Putnams library 10
Paul Ferro tale l,OO
Gerard the Lion Killsr-Il illustrated 100
Gabriel Vane, his fortune and friends l'!J
Worth and Wealth, by Truman Hunt, l15
Trenches Poems LOO
Life Of Calderon, by r. Trench 20
Six Months in Kansas 80
How to get Rich 70
Bun.ly Papers or Irish Echos 100
Ship Carpenters Family LOO
The Great West, with Maps, &c. 20
The Earnest Man or Life of DR.. Judson LOO
knowledge is Power l,23
Adventures of Robert Romano as
Bossal Morton, by 4 Parkinal, l,25
States Of the Great West, 1856 ,2h
Ny Cousin Smooth 80
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. SO Brady Street, the Post Ohiee.
emo. oath ELI ADAMS.
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Selling Rates Of Exchange,
Fort Des lMoines Land Agene,
LAND WAR RANTS.

yI'HE undersigned nave for saie fand Warrants. q
different SIZES which they Will sell for cash or on
time to suit purchasers.
They will pay particular Intention 60 selection and
location of lands in Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge,
Charitan and other Western Laui Districts, Also
payment oftaxes and land business generally.
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BUILDING LOTS

k'oR sale al fair prices snd all on long credit, 10
l. facilitate Improvements
COOK Il SARGENT
VIII sell lots 10 parties WHO siii build OIL This
se as"b, at moderate ptiee= sud u credit of J. 9
aHd 5yrars. June s. dtL
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HERRINa,a RAFEs.

M have Just received invoice Of Herring coisbfa
w rcd Fire ami Thief Proof SAFES, ana would invite
purchasers To cali and See them.
.uyI EUKkDWS, PKIlJYhIA. n uaJyPIJ
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GUM NuCILAGE.

GUM MuCILAGE.
1. OR Bankers, Lawyers, Counting Houses, de, in
Il large and small bottles, with and without screw
caps ana brashes--al
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No, 81 Brady ST., near the Post ohice,
9Th mo 9th ELI ADAMS.
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The President Aiiictsd with Fever and Ague
Washington, Aug %. The President is
under medical treatment for slight attack
. chilis and fever.
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Millinery aud Dress Making
E0tab11Sh"
On Brady Street, up stairs, over Mr.. Jacoby's
Drug Store.
MISS. RENWICk respectfully informs The
Nl ladies' of Davenport and neighborhood that she
has on hand large and extensive stock of MILNE
ry and Dress Making Goods, and Is weekly receiving
fresh supplies from the East. She hiss also large
assortment of fasho nsble Mantillas; Ladies ow
terial for Manilas, made to order. She has also OF
hand stock of Flannels selling at low prices. Soil
ed EN- broidery selling of below cost.
June god n
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Pittsburgh, Aug. 27th.--The sth ami.
versary of the Turner's Society commence
ed here Yesterday. Several hundred dele.
gates from abroad were in attendance
There was grand torchlight procession
given by them last night The celebration
win close on Friday.
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Yallax Fever at Charleston

Charleston, Aug. 90. The Charleston
Board of Health report tao deaths in this
city by yellow fever on Saturday and Sun.
day last.
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HcGRxG0R, LAwEs & BLAxKH0R1,
BANKERS.

! ia NTVTnC
/ hA n r. N
:. -. = n9
Mncurrsnt Rank Notss. f,ola ana silvsr CO.
! AND Ian d WAKHANTs,
| DAVE NJ IOWA;
ME- ,sr.e,sng rsmttan ces made on Inc asy q
navment efrea ofcomfIs sion in sight drafis on IA
n-Sf..t M. l,onvbt ,old a md located Par.
. .,, " M +, ,hs ~, ON - nd ssIe oftnwn
and cnnntrv nranertv and the selection Of lands for
an,ry '' f'Np''
Yry.,s,,,,, aha.L. al, yaw YORK Boston. PhilydeI-
~ oisa. Cneex ~ -, c,o Pitsl,n,v Cincin.
ppaG e., innis .nJ cIIea1o always for sale In sums
- '., ~, ~ h o .Isre ,Iing French and Ger
70 SUI. purchasers A'so'o'ef''s' ''e"
ma, WsS.nia ga si,, ,oi,. hop,b. and sold
r.. To uu ~ * * @ :, fnais an New YORK
Al ,t1 Dii's on ~ ~ anr. Sstas honoht
a. ~ 49,, "s 80. e'''esS P"p' -
a. UT io~esI rates =, ,.t. .,
at 4 small commission
lL plnterest allowed on deposltes. fe62
ALEX w. MGREGO1,
Notarv pnhlio ana Tn.uranca Avsnt
oa.a So tI''s " 1.s-- 80 piska
more.
pFsr PsTATR
,or,cu, nhhL helAlE. .i
i selling Real Estate commission, Paying ofTas
es5e, &C.
Having complete Abstracts II titles TO all ahdslh
Tllcs aud furnish correct abstracts; draw Deeds Mort
snowieJ1mant. am, ho NJ At notice AMI on The mo.
reasonable terms
M'GREGok, LAWES & BLAKEMoRE.
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0UsE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING PAPER HAN0IMN RTC

The business will be continued by the undersigned who
REQUESTS continuation the patronage heretofore tx
tended LEVI HuNGERFORD.
u.Iup III Jpl1
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.E4lcekt.N

4 I reinced prices. Now 10 your lime 70 get
n ,haap goods as SI.h to close out Us near rs pos
.blc my present stock. = n,,,ou
A. dlu, A. L.
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w II shall continue 10 receive and pay out the
w notes OF Tho above Banks (as We hive done
since their orgahizaiosy after the 18Th inst and III
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Atlanta and Intsrior Banks.

On al!Uarts ofthe United states boughisnd sold.
COOK, SARGENT T. COOK,
Bankers anr and gents,
Fort Des Mofnes, Iowa
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So i speetmlly announce 10 his
~II-s- above business in all its branch
at the old stand on Perry Street between Sc cond
and Third Streets.
His long experience 10 the above business war.
RATS him In assuring his patrons full satisfaction Ia
any work that may be entrusted TO him.
Paints Of all eoiors prepared and ready for use
Glass OF all sizes, putty, &c, for sale.
iuly ~ so dit JAMES DONNkL.