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@CsnAor % pels -, when sossiassias ~
ssats Of the s1istsd. 70 Sseona enA that whiei
y Ssst knovn and tried, asd to ssesnssad D.. J.
1sstsstss's sslsbsatsd BtsDseh Aiftsrs, vssl.
ssiy y sAAiss = What be- already bssa AsraIAsd
sas asd viAs, not oaiy y fsv isolated ssst.S
sssss, Bat by The people Of the lsns, ss1osss1 By
~ Physissss and the Press, thss HsssstsssS Lit-
YRS hsss 10 sssai h restoring asd iapsstns
health 70 eaess6lsA nsa. Ladies asd ehilsssa
Aad this neaisias svalssbis in many u their Ills
= dssilty,s v sAtsh they are sshsest, specially
lassss tAeseonss ssssss ; II sssA casss Il shouid
= tsksa = snail suaa,isies before nssis. Y@
sale ~ lssoUa1s ~ Asaiess ssssssily .sveryvArs
HAnaasoa 0mssn. Aessu,
1yiS-dAv 4Aia st., ut. 9Th and I'll.
WOODLAND CR1AN."-PonAs % vos BsAv-
sssriss - AAin--HisAiy psrfsnsA, superior y
ay FrsAeA asttsis inperssd, an for half The
price. Pr dressing l4adiss Hair II has 10 sssal,
giviag it : bright elesU sppsassasss II sssses
ssatisnss = Aais ssessi in ~ most nstsrai naa-
nsr. Il sssevss &asAssx, always giving shs hair
~ sSssssssss II bsias essshiy shAopossd. Priss
ssiy atty cents. Ness gsaaias salsss signed
fxrkID0E Co.. n. T., Prspsistss Il he
"Balu q Thsusand Riovsrs."
For Ais BY all Druggists. (jyldAvl
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vhe 80 1Geanes - go 60 e., -.
"ILL ksep ~ mls, d thsir yas3 & - Eso-
w hak and n. ~ Noises naiirsa1 Depot
Wood y ~ ord, and also pSspassa for uss.-
Also, Csal escn The best misses b The De- Aoipss
city, % shset notice.
Oresrs left atthe Railrual Depst, u With Deld-
via 1vAAs, corner Main asd Ath sas., VIII s.
pso.Pely attended 70. Price low. Tsras--CAsh
. dslisssy. ijussi9 al
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NOTICE.,
A Ii persons dssirs.s " bsias sssseysa Sssn
"A Any part e ~ eity 70 tAs Psshsis - ~
nornisg. VII peeee leave their orders 81 ear y.
ses, corner = hain ~ ~ sas. tAs svsnIna So
vioss. lnse snly - eents.
Aayie410 1nlMALn HoU1nH.
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wsIs Ossfe1. JAY ly.iSs7.
Gss6ak WADassaas 2 Pa . . anvons.
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New Kesk 4ask ss..Juay 10.
eLOU1-Aaskst Il lswss lsr eeunss srsAes.
sspsrass Stass = - 70 - ~.
WhsAf-Dxli and lower, Chicago sysiag Ai ~
- 81 Is.
cORH-MAskst bitter. u 70 - for uissa y
Dsins.
sssr-wssss, ssss els 70 9is y tel.
LARD-ll3 10 IAas.
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0An svaywhsrs observable, shas when
. wenan asserts, like man, hw elain 70 b
man, che fosfsits the delicate consideration
universally paid, in Ill sivilissd lands, 70
retiring woman.
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N ELA1NOT YPEN,

vIvHE LATEST an
- most importan
improvement in tn
Photographic Process,
10 the MELAiNvrYrE,
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WAUGONAhA EikE ARD MAXINE
lNsCRANCE COMPANY,
Incorporates sy fAe Lrgisiotsye Of minois IN 1855
0dice I'm Iron Building) corn,,ei lalesrd
Stste-Strests,
CHlCA'o-..............- ILLINOIS.
Capital 100000.
INSURANCE effected against loss On damage BY
Fire, and Inland Nasigatitn, Ut curren, rates.
WIN. COOK, President.
sAMsL N. RANKIN, Aseut.
Once on second-st., bet. Main sna Johrs.n,
nAyIldam KEokuK, IONA.
r EOK Uk " NAN T. rNSGNA NCa. Go.
Capital, eS0O, 900.
vfSHlsCompsny 10 prepared TO do VI rim 81 apar.
snes bustnsss. Cargo risks taken atoustotnary
rates, Anaths assa iOssA acilitiss sxtsudedt reg
ular customeFs.
Losssspromptl I'd justsd.
DiKRcfoHs:
4 .Bridgnsn, G.E,Kilbourpe,
;. u. Harrison, Geo. b. smytA.
z. Il. Moody, II. D. Woodward,
=. kilboarns, Jas. 7. Cox.
" C .Rentgen.
A.BRIDaMAE, prssident.
0.D.SMYTH, yicsPrssidsnt.
~. tATeeSoIeT.
Wa.r .rusHsa Secretary.
Once ~ ssmPis isssiiSius ,Ssessa,sssst.
ian3ldAw
Fire Insurance,
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. coMpxyr.
CAPITAL e30O, 900.
PHOENIX 1N6URANCEC CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL e200, 900.
STAR. ms. CO., or 0GDENsBURGH, NY.
cAPrTALel00, 900.
DOLIClEE, 1t fair rates, promptly issued By
Is WIN. ". DKLKNAP. Agent.
OAsein IssA Front building, 6ssend.st.
jsiyI.dln
fuvHR Prince o. ths Hoass 81 David. Of tHfsa
i ysas IN ths Holy City ]; edited b the ~.
Prof. J II. IngraAan. For sale BY
| =. X. HART : SON,
Jnnszzd - Asin-st. Y
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J Al ! - u.
C4Au0n - 1luEs
0Naa1 Aas~ Wednesday ~ lsth insa., tAs t,aia
~ Win leays ~ aepes = kseAnk daiiy, (ssa-
days exsseae61 - ssSS 4. r., - tssurniss viii
teevs 1soapnst ~ I. =.
p THE arrangement : esnplete soensetisa d
0AAshssA wAys With ~ Wsstsns Deaee Company,
eesbllag travellers e rsseA Otsanva, kors Des
4si1ss, Csaneil BIAS, eieux City ,and al inferno.
dists ptasss, IN middle snd western lows withsnt
UaascssaSy delay.
O9OAssin kilbssra's Block.
5. DWIGHT EATON.
Engineer and Superintendent.
Z. .. vAnaAR. noDna9 1AI1na.
FA00AH = E1AlNEs,
K1OKUK FLAMING AND TLOORINa MILL,
Cernsr - = ana Dlnas sts.,
Near the Ksoksk . ~. Dss Aoiaes \. \. Dspss !,
ngALIRS IN LUMBER In The reush. Mans.
- faetussfs 1t D1ofs, shutters, Blinds, Sash,
Door end window Eranes, NouidinRs of sverv
siss - -psttsrA, Flooring, WeatAsrboasdiae,
shelving. NANTES, Base. Plsstsss and Cha.a Pamp
Tubing.
Pissed ard Matched Ls.bsr. from = u
ineAss - Width.
4 larss ..sort.spt ef the abov. named .rti-
PlAaiag end Saving deHs to order, q short no.
ties, % reasonable tsrms, and warranted 70
pleaee.
- PAstisulas attsstios paid 20 allins o,ders
tUH sountSy buil1ings eonplste.
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furnaces.

NJ = have Oval, kvund ssd Oetagon Stone and
w Charcoal kurusccs, very eons cnieht fsr iren-
ing and broil,ng purposes, atf7 Aain-st.
aprS-d CONF TIT X BRO.
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viole0ss flatos ana Wan1os.
M. arsexPee,isE Daily hss sssortnent Of
~ Tie sbovs iaxtrnn,n mt, anone which thsss
wi!i = He eight hey Cmoa flutes With and VIII
y. y. Occupation and very saail consi H
= ~ - desire-we wlllot call il psuat
y-.e1e - P.Ac.
e ex1D rlAn0s, g g s.ns Se1ss.
W. AZ 16sen for the bsst 0rand Pianos nads
~ IN the Unitsd States, ard will sapply 10 Of.
der land warrant 70 give satlsfastioa u no ssle,
any style o. prize Of Usand, esni-Grsnd OF Psrior
0raad thAt may b desired - H. leweSs isnrsr.
ls.s17a PATRICK ! GROUSE.
UNDR9TA E0s0 CX0D.
~ :. srasxs,s.se bsfs leave e isiss. =. a.i-
= h4sen = The uAdntaiiag Dssinsss, u iii lie
1E1ALlc uRIAL cAsEs "a WOOD cor FMS.
vhica = viii aaish and tzia according = order,
Asessss - Carriages FsssisAsS-Rron Ais leps
expssteneeia ~ busnsss hs fesls con Adsnt thai
- eannoS fall = Glvs sssisfastio
VooiiAg 0ea4ds ean b ha1 By calling 81 the Of :
sce 800 crse-s NJ. b IsSsisss ..i aiassisd ~,
Y. r. P11KINS, Agent.
js3ed3n s. Aain ST., beavesn 81 - =.
ever Ileap1en's ~ "a ehss Store.
NO. 1sas 4na f!eyasaen sSsSs.
|uAyIss $50 !. >: :s.... s..'a ,.s.,- IL.
- 1snssesspsrs y Ksekuk sAss = ieasaas
ksslsg ~ bess assostnsas thaa e. = pssssrsd Of
-. .sis s.,.I,- bb: b. s.s,;;,.
~ q. i. r'sll''.
- Esclassssstfslly sslisis tAals asrsaase.
Nofn5 : lLs R1isafi1 - F71ssI.ss 4 ID.
n 49, OAsssAss y yseesle Msylaaa: y>ssale
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NOTICE.

Cv0MsTOCK BIO. are prepared TO Int ~,
~ Hoasley's cheap smoke ventilator. the Only
true remedy for smoky chimasys.
apI2l-d
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Coal and w God stove
keOkQk.

A NEW and neat little stove adapted for chan
"A bers, oining " siftRg rooms, At las factlitiee
tor heating irons, and IN hot sun msr weather noy
b. used sdvantsgeousiy toi washing and ironing
purposes. The stove 10 quite Ornamental, and tie
price Of same low. Picsse examine This article 1t
II Main street.
sprS-d COMSTOCE BRO.
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-. Looes uaskss..Jasy ~.
YL0uk-Chstss Q. =. - ~, extra o. %.
wasAf-Pslns RI u -, sAsiss = q Is, SKIS.
rsssrDsd.
CORn-AixsA &C., yellow -.
CArTLb-sair 70 ehoise slow q u T. - net.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-09

The news brought by Telegraph d the
death of Hon WV. L. MACY, struck every
one with astonishment II was not even
known lac was sick. lie died suddenly and
alone In his own room, ON the 18th OF July.
Mr.. Marcy had served his country long and
faithfully, even though his political oppo-
nents have thought not always wisely. A
contemporary gives brief sketch Of his poit-
ieal life. II says Mr.. Marcy was about sew
enty years of age, having been born in South
bridge Worcester county, Mass, about the
year l1s, lie Was educated to the bar, and
commenced the practice Of his profession nj
Troy, \. u, in lsos. In lsl2 he command
ed volunteer company during part Of the
war. In lslG he was appointed Recorder
and City Judge of Troy. After the Con-
stitutional Convention Of ls2l, Of which he
wa a prominent member, he was elected
Secretary u State aud afterwards Coup
troller. In le29 he was called To the Su-
prcme Bcnch Of the State, which be resigned
in 1881 90 take his scat in the United States
Senate, made vacant by Mr.. Dudley. In
1892 he was first elected Governor Of the
State OF New York, and was sueees~iycly
elected until 1855, when Vim. II Seward
WAS his successful competitor.
In lsij he was called TO the Mr.. Polk
Cabinet, and during the whole Of the Mexi-
can war. presided Ut the head Of the War
Department with signal ability. In 1853
he was appointed by Mr. Pierce, Secretary
Of State, in which Office he remained until
few months before his death. Ills services
IN this department are too fresh in our ma
tion's memory to need repetition. Mr. Mar
CIV WAS twice married, and leaves widow
and children.
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Ii the editors Of the Gazette have such "a
natural pride in the glorious river why do
they advocate such m unnatural obstruction
aud nuisance rs the railroad bridge, which
destroys its natural beauties and nearly
ruins IL natural commerce 2-R. !. Aryas.
We advocate that bridge because while
sach objections Is those suggested by the
lrga' have really no foundation whatsoever,
the bridge is part Of the great iron highway
East and West-a connecting link, uniting
: great chain Of railroads East Of the Mis-
sis~ippi, with the chain now being-forxsd
Wet. We advocate il because il !. m sc-
tual necessity u the time, al indispensable
auxiliary 70 the development Il great.
rich and beautiful portion " the country.
becoming rapidly populated, and already
golden With harvest fields. We advocate
II, because il must prove . great means Of
making the Twin Cities" centering point
Sor important railroads, and uandawing to
" the trade ard travel Of distant regions.
There are . thssaand reasons why we should
sustain this bridge, and really no important
reasons why any man should oppose it,
We are entirely familiar with the charges
made against The bridge, and probably in
this sasc familiarity has prodaced con-
tempt. We know the prsciss value to Get
uppn the asgunsats a those who are seek
~ 70 destroy TIN great stsuctuze, md
- prscjse co0sider1tioa due thsm.
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The New Conso01uelou.

We now invite the attention Of every cit
zen L. consideration ii the new Constitu
ton. Ia the article we publish to-day an'
shall conclude tomorrow, viii BE- found al
the amendments made BY the new 20 tho
old Constitution. The succinct form IN
which we present these amendments will
secure more general attention to the new
Constitution than the publication Of the
whole instrument. II j. to he hoped that
every citizen will read these amendments,
and Judge for himself Of their merits. We
submit them to the people, under the iuil
conviction that the mole closely they arc
investigated, the more will they recommend
themselves TO public approval Adopted as
they were by the almost unanimous vote OF
the members Of the Convention, without
respect to party, the efforts now being made
10 array ono party against the new Constr
tuition must prove una,ailing, or at least un-
successful Whatever the new instrument
is, in IT. own merits or dement's, every ono
of il features was adopted by vote which
a. directly implicated the Democratic as
the Republican party. Now, il the Demo
cratic party wish to max, party ism in
this question let them do it. We stand by
the new constitution. We regard il Us n
a.ei.i,l Improvement over the old Constitu-
ton. and ior reasons which we shall take
occasion to give our readers perhaps in full
detail
Tie opponents Of the new Constitution
have misreprc-cntcd its every feature
Tie, haze end~avorcd to make that pub
lcls oilous, which il submitted iairl, to the
people. aid meet their decided approval.
They have even bitterly condemned certain
features d the new Constitution, which,
either from gnorcncc or actual knavcry,
they failed u tell citizens who had not
closely examined both instruments, were
precisely the same as those comprised in the
old Constitution. They have cndeayorcd to
deceive the people into believing, that IL they
vote for the new Constitution, they would
vote for extending the right oi suffrage and
perfect equality TO negroes. There !. no
dishonesty nor deceit, which has not been
praetieed hy certain men opposed to the
new Constitution. a. awaken prejudice
against that instrument. To-day therefore,
We present all the amendments comprised
in the iiew document, asking citizens tn read
for themselves We doubt whether they
will find n single amendment which il not
AN improvement over the old Constitution,
while we have some important privilege,
granted by the new code which arr not u
be founl in the old.
The vote will he taken on tue new Con-
stiiution early in August In the NEAR
time VIC hope every citizen will give th'
subject his closest scrutiny.
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tested the durability Of this perfume as COM
pared with that Of the Eas NJ Cologne, and
find tho the advantage |, on the side II the
native product. Tastes vary, bat re prefer
the odor Of Murray 4 Lanman's Florida
Water to that of the Pru>sian article, aud
ladies inform u, that it has all tho reviving
and restorative properties attributed 20 the
latter. Under such circumstances, its popu-
larity is quite natural, and who knows but
1t may one day be sold as leading per-
fi,mc in Europe, just as the Maria Fdriaa
was sold in this country as the only valua-
bic toilet WATERPROOF to the introduction Of
this delightful Floral c.sencc.--Ne,C York
aHos.s Journal"
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Il. ~ y. -. TY.NER.
HAVE REMOVED TO
No. LIE CLAIRE ROW, WHERE you
~ can aud
KOBE BARE6Es, ORGANIZES,
MtsLISs LAWNS,
fLAiN. fI6D AND DOTTED SWISS.
PLAIN, BARRED 4 STRIPED NANsooKs
cHAMBRAYs,
HOOP AND SKELETON SKIRTS,
,RlNoLfNE SKIRTS,
LMBRoipERIEs,
CRAZE AND STELLA sHAwLs,
SILK AND SILK LACE NANTILLAs
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS
hRIlLIASTks,
IRISH LINENS, TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS AND DOwHLAe,
LINEN SHIRT rROyTs
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MusIISs
AARsElLLEs QUILTS
trade
Also, heavy stock Of nomessic Goods, all Of
which win be soia very cheap.
EA H. TyNER,
harf No lie Claire Row.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION
prrrprIcAS CONVENTION

The Republican. o, senti County ar requested 10
meet AZ the Cont House in DayUAloftt ~ The ~.
int the second ssturiay ~ iHlN, ~ "" 3ri.ek,
Al Ia nominate through their prlsEs'ss candidates
10 ne appcnicd n, the August election Al The -ahe
time aud place Delegate. N br elected - represent
the cauny to the S'ais t"nNsiitH.t - We nv" wv
Iowa city on wc1rusiar hugu.i w r->.
j ~ PATTON.
Chairman O. truiral tomnlttct,
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pOa SALE NJ sosssrA paAL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

~
Corner Second and brady It. up asirs, entrance on
Brady street
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
,ta Three Frame nersss. .eornsr Of Second and
Iowa streets Lot stx.s feel.
High ard Fulton streets. slAymakers snbdisislon
foaLs fruit trees. well, &c
~ Valuable aud desirable House and Lot corner
Of Ferry and sizsh ssrssss A bargain
rHfxPRovEp CIrY PROPERTY
~ A Fine Lot, corner cf Twelfth aud BRADY Of,
y seven Lots In Florence Very cheap
2: les acres * nliss from Dsysupor. 10 ssrss
ter, &c.
frame house, barn, well &c
o sserss In Hswisy. outlets Fine river view
uNINPRovEp FARM LANDS
sw section ~ T y O. Henry county leo
ssrss choice piece Of prairie sx mile. north Of
Mount Pleasant on the Ksokak and Moan, Pleasant
Is MEX s.e,ion ., TyyRaw. Cedar eoup.
~ lso aerss Near The railroad
- NV 4 section u. % ", II " Linn
county loo acre.
81 . ofsE 4 section -, 7 ", 4 n, Hardin
county - screa
% y \ section n. 81, Ris, Jasper county.
loo acres Choice prairie sssen milss from Mad
sippi aud Missouri Railroad
~ NV u sw X section o. q, q u. Jas.
Per ecaniy ~ acTes Good prairie, four milss from
Mississippi aud Missouri Railroad, nine mtles from
Newton
a. Ne \ Of NEs section n, o, 4 .. scot,
county 70 sersa Nns prairie, is miIss from Dsy.
enpofi near Aliens Grove = Per scrc
~ 80 eeres In Adair eosniy sections u 4 H. r
70 - Fine rolling psairts. near CouEcll Blulgs
rcd VIII - sold In separate pasrels maylldff
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duly /


The Rspuhlr4ns "a this county will hold a coLNcu,
fia - lie IsurI HaR.e aust saturday afternoon tn
4! llluar CANDIDATE. fr county Offices, aud to elect
ps.eafe. e. end he state Clnvcntion next notih
i've h p. cur rteHi- ia the country township will u.
wen reprc-raici next saturday Lei them see to u
thai they have fnll delegation
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NATURE, SeIrscE .Np rns LADuEs.-lf
the ladies have not all the right they claim,
they certainly enjoy extraordinary priyi-
lcees- For them the most beautiful and
fragile gifts Of nature are converted into per
pctual luxurics, by the aid II science and of
art. For them the South produces its
flowers Of inefable sweetness, and chcmis-
try calamity extracts the fragrance and pre-
sents II In An available form for the dress
ing ROOM and the boudoir. Pa eramlIs,
here We have before Us q bottle IL tnat
Florida Water, without which the applian-
ees of no lady's toilet in Spanish America,
are considered complete. And our own
beauties. il would seem, have taken their
cue from their Southern sisters, for every
where Murray Ianman's Florida Water
Il becoming the fashionable perfume Of the
age. Eau dc Cologne has had It's day in this
country, and now, il would seem, this new.
er perfume, distilled from the richly scented
blssoms and plants Of Florida, is to take its
place. This y ~ il should be. A product
of our own land, equal or superior 10 any
exotic rival. ought u receive prc(ercDce in
the American market. Germany hes NO
flowers that can match in fragrance with
these Of the .'sweet South,n ard III that
pcience could do 70 concsntrsss and sternal-
- thst ltsgrannc has bsen accomplished in
lhis bo0e-nanuActured luxury. We have
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Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dec0Ovol.
4 D9Hpu lalfY IA q n RAfAN Ell Ql9 STfAf.Y

Joseph JOUY HAS REMOVED ms STOCK
u Of Fancy Dr, t,oos, irina1snss cse. TO the room
formerly occupied by VIM raymond Co. onr door
above the Iowa Book Room. 6restful for past n.
yors he would solicit the CONT of that patron.
age with which he ha. been 40 literally favored
uNf
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sprfial Notices.



5.S- Under ihis head a limited number Of Special
Notices will be Inserted nj 10 cents per line each
insertion. ar 10 cents per week
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EXPLOSION % fiREwoRAs-FArAI Al
srprsr.--A singular accident occurred n
Chicago on the evening Of the Fourth. 4
stock Of fireworks, exposed for sale by
Messrs. o. Page 4 Co, became ignited BY
some accident. A large stock of heavy
rockets were among the works, and they
darted in every direction, some going into
the rear Of the store, causing an explosion
II another large lot Of works. They flew
about the street in every direction causing
great CONSERVATION, and almost icmolish-
ing the store itself One of the rockets en-
tered the third story window of house OPP
posite, and struck Mrs. Sarah A. Smith in
the center Of the forehead, entering about
six inches, and exploding within the cavity
Of the skull, scattering her brains in every
direction. She had just entered the RON
10 take walk with her husband, who was
not aware Of her presence till turning around
he saw her mutilatcd body
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REAL EsTATE, WATER PowER, N,LIs,
aacaixrRr &c.-Auc,ion Saloon Tuesday esth of
July, we offer at Public and Private Sale
Two hundred good Building Lot. tn The town Of
Moline two mile. east u Rock Island
Also, 100 feet 81 river frnnt the M-s-,ippl riv
or with the best water Power In The west, Ample
water power drive ten Touring mills. saw mills.
foundry factories, SC We woAli recommend II
especially for large starch factory and for candle
aud soap factories, lard ollie, cite.
Mrs-rs fiit. Gilbert & Pitts are otg,nlsing Join,
stock water power company for III, irposc cf Dr.
s.iopn. the water pn"es 70 make " capable Of
driving sco rows of burr-.
We sail the special attention OF capitalists, ma
chines,- AMI manufacturer. to n - iropcry.
Arriy to GEO. l. NICHOLS, Agent, or PITTS
GILBERT rtTr-, on the property
iysdSNtt
e. 4 Rare Chance for n small invest
meui For saic a small establishment where good
business iasy he done Addrc.. immediate ely through
I'osi Uffrs y. n. l.
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Fox SALr-The stock, fixtures and lease
II Grocery aud Provision s,or. In one Of tho beat
localities in the city The proprietor Wishing TO re
fron Davenpor, will .cll low and reasonable
terms For particulars address box 1913 r o
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