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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-28

Esg@ Says thu GAINESVILLE Standard of
Tuesday: The house of DR.. Barnhan, of
Broadhead WAS struck Y lightning last
night and entirely demolished Though
there were several persons at the house
at the time, fortunately no one was injur-
cd. -Four cows were alse killed by an
Other stroke III the same village.
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MASONIC

Iowa Chapter y. u, Meets Grst and third Thurs
days OF each month, the Masonic Hall, Mineral Point
Mineral Pint Lodge No. 1, Meets first and thi rd
Tuesdays of each month, at the Masonic Hail. Mineral
Point.
81 Transient Brethren are invited to attend
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-28
It2s~ At Richland, Richland Co., othe,

I.s~ At Richland, Richland Co., other
measures having failed, the Board of
heat;h declared the liquor establishments
IN that place detrimental TO the public
health, and have ordered the removal of
'he ilgAor from the place. This is a new
way OF dealing with the crilter," and
we hope may prove more efficient than
other eHorts-of which however we have
doubts.
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pcsIliNeIy the Last GaII,,

Ii persons indebted te the subscriber are hereb,
4 notified that unless the is settled without de
lay, their notes and accounts Will lie LEFT the hands
proper officer for collection. No joking in TINS.
III am still at my old stand, one aooI west Of Wv
ian's Drug Store.
JOHN HADFIEEn.
Mineral Point, June Il. 1877 iv25
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The Kansas Troubles.

The Iates, accounts are. to the effect
hat collision between Gov. Walker at
the head of some 200 armed men, and
the Free State men Of Lawrence, Is al
most inevitable. What Gov. Walker de-
signs doing we can hardly conceive. II
il is blood he is seeking, his wishes Will
undoubtedly be gratifed if he causes an
other outbreak. The people of Lawrence
have done nothing, that we can learn, 10
call down the wrath of Walker and his
Loodhounds. 1t is true the people of
Lawrence have, IN the exercise of that
popular sovereignty" which has been
the boast of the party to which Walker
belongs, FOR the last two years, have or
eanized City Government, with the ne-
oessary police regulations for preserving
the peace, and providing sanitary meas
ures for the preservation of health, Sc
And this Gov. Walker calls TREASON.
The secret Of the whole matter, we
think, lies in q very thin nut-shell.-
Walker had expressed !, desire 10 have
the Constitution submitted to a vote Of the
entire people Of Kansas for adoption or
rejection This was also supposed TO be
the desire Of Mr.. buchanan, in fact it
was so expressed IN the Washington Ia
ion, Mr.. Buchanau's accredited organ, in
tie following language:
1--WE repeat thar the constitution Of
Kansas mnst come from the people OF
kansas. Other power to make such III
struInent there Is none under Heaven.
Under the circumstances there can
be no such thing as ascegtdinlng clearly
md without doubt the will OF tie people
III any way, except 10y their own direct
expression of ii 1T the polls. y coustltu
,lon not subjected 10 that test, no matter
what it contains, will never be acinowl
edged by its opponents 10 be anything but
q fraud A plausible color might be CIV
en- 10 this assertion by the argument that
the members of the convention could have
no motive for refusing 10 submit their
work TO their constituents, except the CON
scIouSnesS that the majority would COLI
denim It We confess tnat we shuold find
some difficulty III answering this. What
other motive could they have
We do most dcvoutly believe that, I'M
less the constitution Of Kansas be submit
ted to a direct vote Of the people, the IN
happy controversy which has heretofore
ragged in that Territory will be prolonged
for an indefinite time 10 come. We are
equally we'll convinced that the Will of The
majority, whether It be for or against sIa-
very will finally triumph, though It may
he after wears of strife, disastrous 10 the
best interests Of the country, and danger
Gus II may be, to the peace aud safety OF
the whole Union.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-28

DIR WELD, would respectfully inform the citizens 90
TINS CITY and vicinity, that he intends pay to
the Eastern states about the 10th of August perhaps
be absent or weeks Those desiring his iumetlfat
professional s. EFiccs would do well TO call soon 25te
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NO LICE.

MR. DAVID W. ROWLAND, the gentleman W no
procured his signature to clio sterling draft the LIST
of June last, is requested to call at the Office of c. c.
"ashburn X Co.. Mineral Point, inform them where
a letter VI i'll reach him
l.. II. WIiITTLESEY.
Mineral Point, july 10, 1857. 27e
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"AEHIED.

At the rcsidenbe of VIM Sampson, Esq, in
the town Of Ridgeway in this County, on the
lIth inst, AIr. EVAN OLIVER TO Miss CATHARINE
JOKES, all of Dodgevillc in this County.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-28

BANKIyG IEorsE OF c. G. WNsuBrrv & Go.
H"rEtL roI>T, WIs., JUNE >, 1857.
TINS Office viii hereafter be open for lite transaction
OF business from to Il 4. NJ and from2 to Z. ".
22t. &C WAS4Ir;fRT a 90
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-28

ES3- The WATERFOWL Democrat of the
10th, says the wool trade has been quite
active IN that market this week. The
ppices range from % to 40 cents per
pound, perhaps averaging thrtY-six cents.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-28
gsW asOtrtisgmrnts.
BACONS
NJ "A IsoN
III ercantile Col1o
''--e' iihney Streets

-ifDicDN, " Is
RraHoh q BccOn's Mercantile CoHeo, r..
'jhiE UNDERSIGNED respectfully a-,r my
has got his new College Edidce coInri,'es that b.
opened ioT the reception Of Pupils and III he school
fsheemen1s made for giving more c,, Hecesary A.,
u'ofougi course OF Commercial instrpr ssiFr ,pi
optsheo IN any other school in The MAN eau b,
ana equal II every respect the cours eoun,rv
Ohio. N'iieSe h. Cincn,,sd
Tue course OF instruction embraces n,
notBI'h Entry, as adapted t.. ever, ~ heeFine ),
iraae ana COMMERCE Commercial 60 larimeni a.
mansiip, Lectures ON CcmuIcrcial -, ATOMS Pen
Accounts Customs of Merchants ana ;t 'e Science Of
ropes The plan adopted in teschn,, cl Oelaer,i.l
with Theory, and this qualities the S,nJ lFses
the active duties Of the Counting ROOM a. ones "a,
The Lectures Of the Madison Iustituta,
the Hall OF the Mercantile College Iif delivered IA
trary, Reading and debating roc ms are sIs Then IL
ing, ami by an arrangement with the Jp'i Tie tBd.
dents are admitted 10 all IF said Ier i'u'', Sr
ry, and Heading Room privileges, during ,' l
Students may enter nj auv tir,r that,
convenItn nee course car be cornpIefa5 T. 'ui Their
ten weeks though the time is unlimited III nom ~ 10
TERMS:
For fall Course Of Instruction
= For further particulars address 200
X ). BACON p,;..
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AMERICAN
COMPANY

Nol. The conveyance of rI"uel, small y-ustle
L packages and freight making co,c ions. doug
general express business To- al the pIrils
ci.i's aud towns Ia the JDito'i States ami tla rl-
n"clHE with otAeT tApressrs to all paris EuoIs
California. 4 ,aessepLer tcat Is dg.ig.
All Packages must be handed III Is l. T. 81. 10 70 90
Oh" dan.
For the cunvenienc" Of parties in The upper jart 90 s
city, M G H. Cox Viii receipt Ter AL Package lsuah
IN 10 him al hts ataro- gro. ". CnIE. A.,ur.
All package will hc delivered al ~, un5. >g,re
Ware House, mean il. *. Depot. g. G.
july 2I-tf
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Sprtial NotltE.
Mineral Point Rail Road
Change Of Time.
ia Il M - go. :I:5;.sa:s.,ss

S-4i .e ~ sas - q - -
ON and after Thursday Gnly 23d 1887 Freight and
~ Passenger Trains will be follows Sunday
copied: ..-. A. ..-. -
GoISG SoUrH-Lcave Mineral Point, . 90 2. NJ
" Darlington, CO
Arriving nj Warren,
GoIsG AoRTH-Iraye Warren, 20 L. n.
Darlington, 20
Arriving at Mineral Point, 10 70
Passengers going South will make close connections
with Trains Illinois Central Rail Road for tho west
and Upper Mississippi nj Il I. NJ, aud for points East
and South, al - L. 81.
kSsengris taking the morning Train at Chicago, will
arrive at Mineral Point evening, connecting with
Stages and Hacks for points Milwaukee and Bssis
pi r. r. for Madison. R.,iric du Chicn, Lacrosse, ST.
Paul, &c.
Passengers from thc |st, 10y taking the evening train
OF Cars Ill. G. T. T. DunIcih tiaIcna will Al
rive at Mineral Point evening.
Through Tickets for ali principal points East
South, and the Canadas, for sale this Office.
GEO. W. COBB, General Ac.t
JAS. WILKINS, Ticket Agent. 27il
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We think, for these reasons, that Gov.
Walker, III advocating submission OF the
consultation to a vote OF the people, acted
With wisdom and justice, and followed the
only line of policy which promises To set
t.e tins veSed question either rightly or
satisfactorily
This appears perfectly far, and would
be satisfactory to every friend Of freedom,
both in and out Of Kansas, but at the ex-
preston Of such sentiments the slave dri-
vers Of the South take fire, and both
Walker and Mr.. Buchanan are threatened
if such IS the result. Now listen TO the
explanation Of it by that prince Of dough-
face organs, this same Washington Union.
II an article answering the inquiry "Who
are the People 3 II says:
But Who are the people? What shall
DC the qualifications Of voter on the con-
stitutlon when it comes 10 be submitted !
We answer that this n question for the
convention 10 settle. Those who thinl,
that the convention might declare the con-
sutton IN full force 10y virtue of their own
will, can hardly deny that they might an
pend to IT condition requiring it be first
approved ty the people. II they can DO
this, they can also say what classes of
persons shall be counted Us being uarl
Of the people"
Here IS the secret CT the whole matter.
Walker has expressed a desire t. have
the constitution submitted TO the people.
The administration is thought to favor the
same course. The Sou,h flares up at it,
aud must be quoted. The Union says
the convention, winch was begouen, born,
and grown TO maturity, in the most palpa-
he fraud, IS TO say who the people ure-
what class shall be counted as being a part
OF the people to whom the constitution
shall be submitted. This j. a direct re-
puiialion of Walkers promise that the
!" whole people Of the territory, after
iuI and far census, should have an op-
roriunlty OF adopting or rejecting the con-
s'Iionon. This Is supposed to satisfy the
southern fire-eatcrs as far as Mr.. Bu
ehandn Is CONCERNED, But Walker mus.
10 something 10 retrieve his chararter.-
lie seeha an opportunity 10 set himself
ilgLt with tie South. Llwrruce IS a II .
val town to others in which Walker and /.
rs tries.da hav, "a Interest /, is known
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n OF ICE.

4 IL persons are hereby tori idIpn 'g harhor or ''
4 any -or, John Arthur irisk. acgount - m
pay debts ms coutrRctiue alta tfs date. S5o'J
Is IL years old, . feet 10 inchcs high. ,.
Mineral Point, July Is, 1857. -''S
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to be strong Free State town. Hence I
is selected as the place upon which to
wreaL his vengeance. Atshe same time
he is convincing the SouiI, of his devotion
To the 'specullar institutions" he IS dong
his utmost TO iniure place that he fears
will prove successful rival to others IN
which he owns properly. We hope that
bloodshed may be avoided, bat if nothing
else will satisfy the demands of slavery,
we trust that the friends of freedom will
not shrink from the responsibility.
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"A Good Chance

a SMALL FARM FOR SALE
| Will. sell low for cash, part cash and -.
with interest al 10 per cent s,r,ri a. Iatt iin-
the premises nodto Wit: \ lot cor,s in"Itsage on
enclosed with Soe post and board rnca "a - Acres all
cultivation, with 100 fine Apple Trees =, " % good
On the premises is a good frame iveIir "a nay last
good wei that never fails. Said FARM snAh stable
located on the west side Of the lane FINN, ~ in+s
Mineral Point, = mile sonth Of Dod.e,iI '@se'is 70
Price slio0. For further iuf.rufgti,a
undersigned or C. +. iesate Mineral r"fri ''e OF h'
DodgeviUe July 20, 1857. 'hhsAlTH.
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FOR SATIN

A GOOD TWo-HoRSE WAGON ni,b Ror 49,.
"A new. Apply ct Ike office Of D'' n'a'y
ZSh G. G. WASIIBVRy h ~,
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CITY OF MINERAL POINT;
TUESDAY, :: : JULY e, 1851.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR HELE.

HVI~L MD 10 T FUN INI@bf'
NJ RS. MICHEL MORAN Offers for sale her loa'o To
WI two Lots. They are we'll situated IT the mos
spectacle part of the city and will De- sold cheap ' ~
as am going to California the lst Of NeT
For particulars enquire the premises 90 o1,T
~, n, -, ,o., , I'm 28rs
IT, Theabovc Lots embrace d ., hi'oA ~
and are each 100 by 10 feet. They VII! ~
sold at Auction, on Saturday August I5'' 1910
if not previously disposed OF. -.
G. II. COX, AuciIoBah
II YDRAUIIC CEsHENT.-50 Barrels Choice I'm
i or Water Lime just received = . ~ rr,u.A
july 2l-u CoBBS WATT
CALT-2OO Barrels finc Salt for sale IN !ot- 70 'I
- Ware House ueaf H. T. priO' =
July 2I.-tf GEORGE ". CVpD
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nliucral ])uint Griblnlc.

.oseE W. BLISS. !: EDIroa ANp rEornIkron.
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WELLS. RUTTERFIELI 4 CO. LIVINGSTON ,,raa,,,
New York Ciy. Bulll, \ Y
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Look at This
For Sale or Rent

IfRF IJoVO,S for medicinal purposes. Cosl@ Ron
l. DIV Port Wine Madeira Wine, oId - ssctl-
Holland Gin bourbon Whisky, Lnnd"h 1Y.JyilNS
Ale, Schi5dam SchnaPPs at TON
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

PrsroLs on 4 VIVA ray young Lo-
thario from the merry little city Of New
port, just across the drink, Was reduced yss-
terday 20 tbs dire ucce@ity OF makine I'M
mediate choice between Q pistol hall in his
heart or . wife for hi bosom. Il appsars
that b lsll In love with very pretty dam
eel of that place, tho daughter q . worthy
gentleman, and that hin love wa rsciproca-
ted. In the course Of time Il befel her that
ahs listsaed too confidently 70 the insidious
pleading Of fsrvcnt affection, and the usual
unfortunate consequence bsnn 70 nake
thsmselvss manifest. BY sons unsxplaissd
means, the father got wind Of The iacss, but
instead u giving way TO blind fury, and
wreaking dire vsngsaaee upon hi danghtcr's
ssducsr, b adopted plan Cor satisiaction
thatwi no doubt prove 70 have been the
hapPist mode Of rectifying the otheswiss
irfsmcsliablc error Accordingly, after hav-
ing fully digcsted bis scheme, be dispatched
. polite invitation 70 the lover inviting him
70 call q hi rsnidsncs. The lsetss, not sus-
pecting any rnss, arrived in due time, and
bsing ushsrsd into the parlor, was suddsnly
struck Ill aghast by the appearance Of .
stsn and snraged parent, conffcating him
with cooked pistol, demanding a him in
6erce terms 20 "chsose between his dsugh-
Ter and death" "You shall marry her,
be swors, "or III blow your brains out With
this pistol!'' There being no alternative,
The lover succumbed, and was about 70 ~
tire, aftsr giving biz pro0ise % marry, but
Tie 6th9 suddenly planted himself next
The 6Fost doos. and o0olly remarked, mot
- lnst, young man you marry bseoes you
leass tAis houss." and thess1psa enlltag %
To- nsst roc0, . Fopo0os No. tm0eaiaasly
made IN pesson By tbe daaghtsr, ~ nis-
istsg, who hal hsen waiting The dsnousnsat
With eoaaidasabls inpatis1es u wsuld -
bnDsgopo0 20 state the rssalt. The bsids
aad groom ars said TO b. doing wsli.-Ga-
cinsn Ceamsycjai.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
= LAads ere v9sss1 for sale ~ the sndsssignsdo on
re ss .S .ss ne ~ PRES. being
aud four ysess. with ten per cent Interest
wye NE and ofSw : ofsse Town.
,wxfsTssEs .aasr y "sEs et'.s- >, Town
MEX SEk Of s.c 10, TD.RlE
Ek efswf n 4 and w n offs VI &C q. r
En- Of n + i Of sec. II, T1sRlE
W. Of N w 4 Of SEQ ~ TnRiE
mn of NV i Of sec -. 7 7s.RIE
sk cf 81 Of sse %. TIE, RE
wv ofswk see. .. T.e.RlE
NEk Of sE h and y \ h Of NIX Of sec 2. T
sW h Of eE 4 Of ssc l. tt Rlk
NV I Of D w n 4 OF csc O. 7e,RlE
p N, M, and W I Of N Z Of sec ..
NEk sw ! Of Gee s,TfRlE
mn Of w \ Of Gee I, TORI
NV 4 Of NV 1 Of eco. ~, TD,RI
SEA Of W I Of see .. TORI
sw i Of Dw 4 81 sec ~, 4 %, RI
sE II sw 1 aud SKA Of Es Of sss. 10, 7
sxofsw I Of sec. y. T1.Ri
skef me Y and W \ Of n W Of Gee "a 7 %
sIA Of NE i Of see ~, TsoR2E
50 Of N 4 Of So ~. 7 RsE
NV Of N w n. 1 Of s.c 20 To,Rak
~ Of sse. 10. T0.Rs
mn Of n w 4 Of 80 %, r o. RE
NV I Of y w 4 Of Gee u. 7 RE
aWh Of Q w i Of see. 70. 7 70, RAE
sk OF W Y Of &c a. Tn, RAE
y3ssf BLAKENoRx LAwKs
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The 6UB6CRlBER, A isolo118 ~
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sad + = Msussl IsssS ssaiAlss - ss11A
~s.h eoesss, Ae and weed heses. ssesss, SeesD -
I :: :ss Z sSss i rom o.:s: ~
aaas., nsss ssss q Is $780, q - 6Isp. :
the saae road 70 Iast OavsaDegt 1Aae heoes = 60
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eorrss,s Dilsoa's s1lissSs . o. ~ . nsseepsr
Also. .wsa,y Ave bailllsg isas b Uuvasa . Tssss
xse ...ssSeid issssss sis pan 4 nasss q 4 .ls
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s:s' ass1 ss''k . Fs'' os:;s S;IIs - i4I,s
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

THE SUBSCRIBER In ACKNOWLEDGE
\ mo pass favors would cay 10 his frisnds In
geaeral, tAas - hes removed his once the oppo
site aide " ths esrset, up ssars over Mr. 0illeirs
aud next 10 Mr. Adams Daguerrean Rooms, where be
VIII ELL continue TO Offer Tor ssis any quantity oi
Land, vssr Low. Persops wishing - purchase si
Tier Wild o. Improved Lands OF CITY Properly, viii
do well 10 give him . call.
In eonneetioa With the above, the Intelligence OF
dee 10 sll carried GU
Psrssas wishlay ~ borrow Money viii also do well
10 give him call
In your lands In time
ssSsf JOHN MoNoIR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
Ian ID Az Il N II -,
o1hee, brady 81, biwn second and Third
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
" valuable Real Ksiste
CITY PROPERTY IN DAvRNroRr.
House and Lot Third street, near the corner Of
M Lots on tho south wes, corner OF Fourth and
FaFnam streets
ss Lots at North Davenport. between Perry and
All the above lot. are well situated, and In rsr,s
OF she es, n.' rapidly Improving, and viii DO sold
on literal terms.
FARMING LANDS IN JOHNSON COUNTY.
81 p, z ~, Range ., wss, -
MAJ u, 4 ~, n, Ransc ., wcst ~ scres
M efs = "a 7 y, Rsns-s, west soacr's
Ihe sssss and. are ups, the limo OF the railroad
from ssNs"np"ft 10 lows City.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Nine hundred acre. Of prairie and ninety acres of
timber land, Ey,ra + q. seven ,nllcs from Il,
Gas, Clss'on county, near The railroad oil ehoiee
III. shovv property viii be cold on liberal tsrms
SCOTT COUNTY
1mpresad farm, ono mile and half from Prince
ton siay acre. nrst rate iand, well Improved with
xosa hoasss Win be cold 81 . bargain.
One hundred aids sixty acres unimproved land, two
miles from hckovy drove three nilss FROM wacos',
; We. s:
from hickor, arov~i very choice lAnd
rowEsIiIgK COUNTY.
Two hundred and any seres nnc prairie lad, ,wo
miiss n"rth Of hsntesnrna, the county zeal.
NEAR DAVENPORT.
ohe and one half mile from Court Houss, on the
blan, With superb We've of river and susrosndiug
sonniry email farm of farty.nv aeres under the
ighess state OF cultivation and well supplied with
nuit tree. The masf beautiful land In The vicinity
the city.
SEVEN MILES FROM DAVENPORT
farm OF siniy ser~s. forty under cultivation,
tvsniy Of ilnber never falling stream runs shro'
u Viii he s0.d very cheap.
NEAR wALCoTT
kishiy ssrss choice prairie 81 . bargain
NORTH DAVENPORT
A lssuttfuI Ave acre lus snhlrAntf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-29

A Ii WHO HAVE GIVEN NE THE A0EN-
~ CY Of ceiling their Real Estate win dad II In
the hAnds Of G Asgnstus Haviland, Eco who seea.
ptso part Of my oGAee and who aspuug ~ yell
reeemeeaed for intsgrity aud high business sApAci
~, and doubs not viii render general eatofAcsiou
70 ~ Who may favor him with their patronage In The
would rsmArk IN conclusion. that have valuable
laa1e Of ~ oup In Davenport and vicinity tos sals
houre r. & xAU0
Dsysnporl, Nay % L. Claire Row.