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would call attention to the card of VIM Grsndn esq who
commissioner tho and also comms
aloner United Court q Claims Colonel Crann Thor
ougy with business connected with the departments
Washington aud practice Of ,be United States Court Of Claims
(Nso reiR Daily Naw
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New Agricultural and Machine warehouse.
a5s Seventh street. south Of Pennsylvania dceaue opposite cnte
Mdrkd.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY FIELD AND GARDEN
SEEDS, FERTlIEERs, &C.
TyHE undersigned is prepared to furnish the
and all articles pertaining the agricultural
the lowest market having just returned
England sates vteda
principal establish
men from which he has taken great pains selecting cho ao
implements machinery descriptions Ne made
all Of Important improve
that take place the agricultural nc Another very inn
pcrant this establishment s that the proprietor
practical agricultural ecins with nm experience @ twelve years
acquired knowledge o this business In all
feels justified saying that he
furnish all articles In his line reasonable terms
my hous this country rt F#4
Machinery descriptions repaired at the shortest notice and
the reasonable terms.
with the above experience facilities conducting th
ness (Which importantly he respectfully socs tho Of
the farming community public generally shall be hh
object TO please.
Yours, very respectfully, J. r. BARTii0lOw Wv
55s 7th ST., south PENN ay.,
Sept 22-3teod opposite Centre Market.
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COUvENIRS OF TRAVEL; by Madame Le.Veri.
~ vols. Price ~
Theological Iectares c Rev Robert baylor rrs
N3s.
The Operate Mbnm; by y. yes,i 70
Harper 4 gaziue October ~ cents
Tue rve Gatewsys q xnowedse by uecrge Wilson, ~
sep2t HAsSck fAfi"E
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Fashionable Dry Goods In. New York.

Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA santIy on hand aso, a full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETTNGs,
ocohs maugs rugs mats materials lace cur,aiOs gilt
cornces, window shades, &c, &c. Se,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES :.
aS6, 2s7, 2Se, and 2ol Grand street,
May 20 iy md ~ and 40 ca,harne street
Matthew Hale Smith,
couNsELIoR LAW,
Rooms 20, "a, No. l6 Wall street, Nao York,
Aug ls-tlt
Cyrus w. Field a. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL Gig area, Nao Fo,A,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumeya TO
Kinds paper which they offer for sale NJ the lowest market prices
Ben. a. e. A. WhitloGk g. Co.,
l3 Beckmaa Street. Of Nassau, opposite The Asfor
House,
pRorREToRs OF PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants oard Dupuy Co. Henncssey net Cas-
on Co.. and other houses q the highest reputation and sole pro
peto Of the celebrated bande in the native proof and hyps q
Vineyard Of Chateau bernard,
Iiqucur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard vcux Cognac
ALSO
Exclusive importers Of the
Stlnapps,
And several sherry MADEIRA and Port wines &o &C.
Ales, porsrs, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE CREMANT.
b. NJ A. tho exclusive owners OF this wine, and
are in receipt shipments by regular packets and beg those who
NAV given TO do under their guarantee that
will be found superior decacy flavor quality wine at
present imported. &Ne
Fenj whilock,
Edwd A. Whtlock
Frcdk J. IIaversick, BEN. x E. A. WHITlOCK CO.
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Canmeyer
May 26-ly~
WOOllens.
1857.
WILSON G. HUNT CO., IMPORTERS
80 to Sc Park Place,
Offer for sale
President coatings yeyet beavers
EsqumauS do castor 90
Labrador do Reversible do
Caudaluuiyer
Empire state do fricot 90
Arctic do Devonsbire do
Moscow do and colored pilots
Carlisle Sable coangs
s,,n,,son do Mohair do
Sealskn do IAmbskn do
Whirlpool do Pctersham do
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Letter writing and Copying.

Letter Writing and Copying.
DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
business friendship confidential affairs have them
promptly and neay executed aso copying attended TO with de-
spach at the Office Of
EDMUND p. BROWN.
Notary Public, &C., corner OF Sth and Streets
BAH business In this oice IL kept strictly confidential
oct 3-aawsm [Iuteil
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WEST JERSEY ACADEMY,
q BRIDGErON NEW JERSEY.
DAVID THoxrsoS A. ~, Principal
TINEE fall and winter session Of this institution will
IL Wednesday, November 4th 1857.
For circulars address the Principal.
Rev G. u. JONES, D. d., Bridgeon, N. J.
Hon. VIM BIGI ER, U. g. senator, Clcaraeh, Pa.
Hon. TIiE0 FREIINGIUYsEN Ii. II, New Brunswick ~ j.
Rev JAMES WOOD, d. d., PhiadelphaPa
Sept I9--w5wt
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la7os salem saniam oiy, Central Washington Butte
Caapooya I1ne, willamette Forks, Mckenzie,
Eugene City Peasan, I'M, 10 miles and back once
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.


Trinity building, Ill groadcay.
TIME assets Of this company amount to nearly FOUR
MILLIONS poIIAns entirely cash. OF which rce mil
dss invested bond and mortgage
the city and state Of New York valued at n nal"
lions If dollars
entire profits already amounting TO 1on s1 hundred
thousand dollars, the property Of the policy holders
application pamphlets giving information sup
piled applying the the agen
FRrIrK 4 WINSTON. President.
EAAC ABBATT Secretary.
SHEPPARD HONANS Actuary.
MINTURN POST, N. ~, Medical Examiner.
May 2o-ly"
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Contaanq tie CONTRACTS 10 Oe ent
tie departaten deem proper.
l. Seven intermediate ofce when not
otherwise specified, for asserting the mails ..y1.e.
steamboat companies required 10 take the mail
deliver the offices the commencement and
and and from all Offices than eighty
sutton landing Proposals be submitted for the
all the side serycat for Offices eighty
reds from station or landing.
will be made for performed and for each such
satisfactorily explained three times the OF the trip
arrivals behind
depending mails sufficiently fourth
compensation for the "trip subject t forfeiture Deduction
grade of performance inferior that sc
For repeated denqaenc Of the kind herein
specified penalties roortoncd the thereof
the Importance OF the mail may be made
For leaving behind throwing on the mails portion Of
the admission or for being concerned setting
intelligence Of the mail
quarters may be deducted.
will imposed, unless the delinquency promptly
satisfactorily explained certificates ponastcrs the
credible persons falling mc
eng lowing unsuitabencss place
be wet Injured destroyed robbed lost and
fusine frequently
runs concerned ia running coach steamboat
route
may the repeated
dsoboyIng tho department. refusing discharge
required by the department 10 do Tor the
the
transporting packages
Ing mailable maitor ou, Of the mail
4 The General order increase o service
ronc allowing
Ie change departures aud arrivals
but ccasc pay provided the running tune be not abridged He
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.

:
TJNTIIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies 80 long and vorsby known conducted by Miss L
English direction Miss NJ j. Narrower principal
assisted by corps competent and experienced teachers
department OF learning.
oCongre call Washing
place their daughters wards bcfc under their
von have been accustomed to doc graduates OF this
seminary representing nearly every state In the Union
For particulars address NJ. j NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Semi "
Sep 12-eou Gcorgctow., ID. e..
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1901 ASTORIA by Cahamet Wash Ter OAK Point Rainier
Oregon Helen, lake River, Wash, Vancouver, souves
Island Or Portland Milwaukee, and oswego, Wash. Ter
10 Oregon City, Or. l4+ miles and back, twice week
steamboats,.
Ioaye Astoria Tuesday and Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Oregon City next days by 3pm
Leave oregon City Monday and Thursday at am;
Arrive Astoria days by
q different schedule will be considered,
l2o2 Portland lsboro, Talatn aud wspaoo 70
Ia Fayctc 40 miles and back, once week.
Portland Monday at am;
at In Fayette next day by 9am.
Leave Ia Faycte Tuesday pm;
Arrive at Portland next day by m
l203 Oregon City BY Yam Hill Bucvic capoag Fairfield
salcm Independence, Bloomington, Liberty, and Alba
ny, to Corvallis, ~ miles and back, twice week
Leave Oregon CITY Monday Thursday at Tam;
Arrive at Corvallis next days by 5pm;
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Friday at a M,
Arrive al Oregon City days by i m.
1904 prom Corvallis BY starrs Point Franklin, Long
claw ond youcnh 10 Oakland 30 miles and back, once
Leave Corvallis Wednesday at 6am
Arrive Oakland next day by 6pmj
Leave Oakland Wednesday at m;
Arrive a Corvallis next day by 6pm.
vais by nncy Murray Eugene CITY, Cottage
Grove Fork of Willamette, TO Oakland, 100 miles
nd back, week.
Leave Corvallis Wednesdays At am;
Arrive at Oakland Fridays by Apm
Leave Oakland Fridays st 7 a m;
Arrive al Corvallis Mondays by 4pm
Bids at Winchester invited.
lns, Eiua Plum Valley, Dayton, TO Ia Hyc'e semlles
and back, week.
Leave Corvallis Mondays AT a m;
Arrive at La fayetto days by IL m;
Leave In fayctic Tuesdays at pm;
Arrive at Corvallis next days by pm.
1907 Prom Salem, by Dak Ferry and Mount Hood 10 Ia fye'e
~ miles and back, week
Ioave Salem Mondays at 0
Arrive al IN Fsycse by SPIN;
Leave Ia fayotte Tuesdays st
Arrive a, salem by SPIN,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
1T is NOT A DYE.
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer.

Gray haired bald pefsons Of hair scalp read
following and judge Of the ariclesi
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TN large small Gums, for long short time, to
i suit applicants.
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold. Deeds, Mort
Cages &es, drawn at short notice.
Office VI the undersigned Brady street, next aboy
the Post One, over Tatlman, Powers Motsaa'
Banking House. mh21dn v WOODWARD
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A gentlemaa Of this city, just from Lake
Providence. La, informs Us that horrible
murder vas coninitted BY some slaves upon
the body Of their master, w. H Harry, Of
that neishborhood, on Saturday. the 1ist
inst. The circumstances, as the gentle.
man detailed them, are these. Rarly In the
morning OF that dav. Mr.. Harry started on
hunting tour. When he came out Of
the house, an old negro woman struck him
with some heavy weapon, from the effects
OF which he fell. Two negroes then seix
Cd him, tied one end Of rope around his
meet and the other to his feet, and swing.
ing him under mule conveyed him die.
tance OF ha.f mile from the house, and
then split his skull with an axe. Our in.
iormant was It the place Of tho murder,
and saw the brains OF the victim scattered
upon the ground. These facts were elicit
ed from negro girl, who would only d.
vulae them under threats Of death. What
seems remarkable is, that the old woman
who began the assault had been the nurse
of Mr.. Harry when q child. The greatest
excitemc nt prevailed in the neighborhood,
and Wednesday last was appointed a. the
day on which to burn the negroes. An.
olher remarkable feature Of the affair is,
that lMr. Harry was very kind and indul-
ent in the treatment Of his servants.
MempAis EsgI.
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HrAvY SxoE FAnuxR.-The Newoury.
port Herald says that the failure OF bsAel
& Brothers, extensive shoe manu'aet a'sfs
Of LYNNE announced; II Is Iep ron a.
bad failure Of from 100 600 to io0UO0 doi'
lar.: and is the, FIRST heavy future among
the m.nufa c,urers Of Lynn fer some Ten
years. They employed some ave hundfee
hands. who will 6nd q suspension OF wors
but no loss otherwise, - their debts were 10
Boston aud other ci,ies-the heaviest being
in Baltimore. 81.
The Southern Nssndsrd says that "south
Carolina is the very seat OF moral ana po'
I,ical chivalry." W. can Wen imss'ne'
that if moral and political .ehivalty were
personi6td. South Carolina would De It's
Louisvllie Journal.
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GAZETTE JOB orFIcH,

Mr.. CHAs. H. DAY, Of Chicago, having become
Ssres fer have the entire supervision OF that de.
partmeni. AZ Mr.. Day lie one Of the best Job
Yinters In tn, Ulioa snl our fAciiities for the
savsution OF work have recently been greatly On
isrsei BY large additions Of latest styles Of type,
&C., 70 eau nov promise our patrons ts OK ecuts
job Work Of all varieties with neatne,s, cheap nos
and despatch. by tho notice shove, il will be
seen that We have ordered more steam press ma
shlnsry. This IL the only od;s In the city where
steam power 10 used, % that our facilities are
snsqua'led. SANDERS 4 BRO.
Davenport, March 10
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wiscoustu Election.

The Jew returns we have received from
Wisconsin indicate the election Of Judge
Wilton, Republican, Supreme Judge, BY a
hi nd some m ,jority. The Republicans re-
dueed the Border Ru@sn majority in Mil.
waukes lore than half on Judge, and
elected majority Of the candidates on the
Peoples or AaU Barstow ticket, which wss
run In opposition to the regular ticket. The
Germans In large numbers bol,ed the Dred
Scott, Bsrstow Democracy. One more
heave at the cspstsn, and even Miiwaskes
will stand redeened! Visit little longer,
there 10 better time soming.
Chicago 7VH.
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ALMOST FIRE At THE Boat YA1p.-
On Tuesday afternoon about I O'Clock the
ferry boat davenport" narrowly escsped
burning. Some asphaltum was being pre-
pared on deck for the purpose OF painting
the chmneys; BY some accident il took fre
and flowed from the kettle In which it was
boiling, on to the deck. the flames dashed
against the bulkhead IN front Of the engine,
setting the woodwork on FIRE. There vas
fortunately, q good supply Of buckets at
hand, end plenty Of men, 90 that few min.
utes Of vigorou. exertion su6iced to pat out
the 6re before it had gained headway.-
The damage to the boat is very r6ing.
Had the Davenport fairly got on fire, the
danes would have been communicated TO
the SIRE Canoe" also on the ways, and
both boats would probably have been des-
troyed-R. ]. Adv.
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To the LADIES. I'VE presume that il
not all, at least twice as many Of the
ladies Of Davenport. as read both the other
English daily papers, peruse the Gaset,e
TO such as reside west Of Main street and
do their shopping on that street We recon-.
mend the dry goods establishment OF GEO
B. WAIVER L. Co. as The place to obtain
good articles Of low rates. They combine
viii their stock Of fashionable dress goods
and trimmings, millinery and mantua max
inc. Ladies', give them q call
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RIVER AsovE.--The Dubuqse Express o.
the 7th records the arrival Of the Hamburg
a. tina, place from the foot Of Lake Pepin
The Express Gays the captain "insorms us
that the ice is still quite solid on the lake
and no prospect Of q speedy opening, as II
vas showing quite hard and freezing when
they left Reeds Landing. It is bis i'm
preston that it will requ re a hard rain, 4
south wind, and the rays Of "Old Sol" fol
acme days 10 start IT,"
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Disastrous Fire A Woman Burned to Death.

Disastrous Fire A Woman Burned to Death.
Between IL snd IL o'clock on Tuesday
night, FIRE broke out in lodging house at
No. az Monroe street. kept BY Ellen Mar.
tin. The FIRE commenced in . small bed.
room on the second door, occupied BY Old
Peterson and wife. Mr.. Peterson, it seems,
had only left the room few minutes before
the FIRE broke out. Subsequently, Mrs.
Peterson was found burnt to death. Fire
Marshal Baker, it appears, was the first
person to enter the room with lantern a..
ter the firemen had extinguished the flames,
and discovered the body in bed, burned in
horrible manner. The police took charge
Of the premises at the reqaest OF the Chief
Engineer ard his arsocia,es. The Fire
Marshal Motif d the Coroner. The fire ex.
tended through the premises to the root
but did not do material damage to the build.
ing. Several of the boarders met with
very narrow escapes from stfiocation-one
boy, in getting down stairs, vas burned
slightly about the head and face. The
damage to the premises will be about three
hundred dolars. search was made for Mr..
Peterson tina, night. but he could not be
found BY the police until yesterday morning,
when he was taken into custody BY ofhcer
Bassford and conveyed before Justice Wood,
who detained him to await the Coroner's
and Fire Msrshaps investigation.
". Y. Herald.
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WHo LOST If!-A small sum Of money
vas found yesterday morning in front Of
Mr.. Iaslee's store. The owner can obtain
4, by calling at this off &c.
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Laad Tor sale.

L>OuR 40 acre lots 1 mile north Fulton station
l. on the n. 4 II. railroad On rsssoaA ola tor 8.
Also. 64A acres ale orb OF Naeott chsAp .:
one-hslf cash, balance IN one aai two years.
Also $40 acres In Wssnington county,so aepss
line tin bsr and running water part. fLis In nd
10 only ID miles from Iowa City a nd - iro N Wash-
iagton, on aee road fro N Columbus 70 Richmond;
Will be sold caeap and pa on .ime.
Also, Our ~ aero lots Iowa CITY, beau tlfuI
farming lana AMI we'll Wstered.
iso, Lots ia West davenport ranging n sixs
ire o. fee5 2uO TO 81 acres. sold Iog down nd
ba.anee in Que and two years.
Also, sevarai neat buildings OF leased grosnA
wcald &c sid on reasonable terms. apply 10
mnA r. o. EADs
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Rhode Island AL Right.

Border Rufiisnism has been sgog for .
month, with the prospect Of defeating =
Republican Congressman in Rhode Island,
and, perchance carrying a majority OF the
Legislature. The bred Scout decision,
which has settled the slavery question, was
to settle the Republican party in knVde
Island, at the came time! The telegraph
tells the story-a cheering and decisive VIC,
tory! We tell these .s.s.T.' tina , ,ssy WI. ~
county from the domination OF that hateful
slave power has but just begun. Ne6ras'
IA bills, Kansas outrages and bred Scott
decisions, are bu, incentives to new and
harder work. They demonstrate the wants
political aud soclal-of the Republic
Wants which it is the benedclent mission
of our glorious party to supply. The eiee
ton in Rhode island 10 the nrst contriou'
tion.--ChGego 1rsb.
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Tpr S1. LOUIS VlcraRY.--St. Louis has
dome nobly. Full returns show Winner,
the Emsncipsti 1nist, to have maJ1',t' OF
.72s over Pratts, the Pfo.slsvery candidate
soc to be within 1903 OF having . plusa lily.
The msncipationis,s slso have . clear
m. jority In the Council. ,.;
This response to the infamous declslo n
of the Supreme Cour, in the Dred Scot
c,,e was net expected; but it is another
o,oof that wisdom and justice dwell not 10
courts nor in palaces. but in the hearts o.
Of the people. All hail, St. .Louis!-CAse
prSss
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THAsxs.--Hon. James Harlan has OUT
thanks for volume of maps accompany wing
Presidential documents, also for map Of
Central America.
Fellow. citizen, G. L. Nichols, Esq, hs'
placed Us under obligation for 4 package OF
late Louisville papers. We welcome him
hack 10 the city.
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Books! socks! Books!

pHE roRU !, or forty year. practice =, tho Phil
l adelphis Bar by David Paul Brown, vols.
pric, $500
Thirty Year. in the U. s. Senate,
oy fhos, H. Bsnton vols. 500
Private Corresponden nee Of Danl. Webster Was
History OF fexis by n. poasa M iiPd' . vols s'o
AAn ''' ' : BY Mrs Robinson, 100
Scene. and Adventures in the Army,
California, In doors and out. Mrs Fsrnham, 100
Exam PIE from the 18Th aud 10th cant aries,
Mrs. si9oarnsy, rs
Canterbury Tales, by Harriet Lees vols. i,aS
Hone and the Nerld, gE LOO
Code legacy or Lires Phases, 100
Lignt and Darkness o. sasdos OF FATE, %
Aur.rs Leisn, BY Eli1,oeih 8 Browning, 100
henry Lyle, or .fs and ex isteics:
Daisy . Necki lace, and what came or it, IS
Little Dorri.., ~ Di'tens cloth i'ss
.Io,d =. tho o.. attn. bv h I.gs. J.us.. IS
a'lnors Palconerilsa, ill'd. 4. =. Kelly, i'ss
Nsishbor Jaek God. Paul CreyloL, Ia
wxwam aud CABIN. w. y. Simm., Ivy
Los Gringos, Lieut., Wise, y. 3. n ,s
Heavenly Token, giftbo !;atu. l1i
Prince vi th Ho sof Da LII. sr i,ss
MAPS, GUIDE P"0 KS, &c.
Minnesota and Daeotsh, by y. !. Andrs~s, es
Minnesota Hand Bsos and Map BY P..&sr' y, e
Sectional Map of lows, o,."n.n Il, ,S
+: Wisconsin, Chapman e
Maps OF Kansas and Nebraska, ~ ana IS
Appleton's Railway Guide for March,
Just received and for sale a
1.-THE IOWABOOK ROOMS"
No. 30 Brady susst near shs Post once.
mchi2 dwf a NIL ADh"s.
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JOHNSON CouNrY.--Ai,hou,h days
have passed since election. we are unable
10 tell the result in this county The
probability is, as intimated yesterday, that
Mr.. futile 10 elected Assessor; and that
the vote on the State ticket is about eqnal
washington township (hesrd from since
Yesterday gave small Democratic ma
jority: but how much is not known. mon
roe il s,ill missing. -loDs City Rep. sm.
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Dlsrnlor Jupos.-W have only mere
,umors from Clinton and Jackson. The
resul, 10 ye, doubtful about District Judge
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EAST DAVENPORT,
Every variety Of Real Estate,

10 meet the views Of citizens n search Of homes or
business.
The subIoined IL an enumeration Of portion Of
the properly.
No other property will be presented but that be-
longing TO par Ties above famed, and the title be-
Ing In them will all be COW eyed BY their signatures.
FOR reference TO locality see Hogane's Nap.
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1ankina..

1eo1Io01, LAW1s 3 DLAX1Mon1,
I BANKERS,
"A nealsss In IsrsisA 3 Dsnsstis Yxshaaos,
unsusrsat Daak Metse, Geld and silver csia,
AND LAND WA3RANTS,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
CPEClAL attention given V the collection Of Msr.
- camille paper and remttancea nada on the day Of
payment tffes Of eommssion) 10 sight draia on kas-
tern cities.
sona attention given purchase and sale
md country property, and the sclecaoh o. Anas o'
Insight Checks on New York, Boston, Phiiadel-
phis, Baltimore, Washington City Pittsbufg, Ctncn-
natl, 81. Louis and Chicago, always for sale - sums
to srt purchasers Also, sterling, French and tfei
IA s..Sage.
IL y,GoId and Silver Eoias bought and sold.
+ j.Time bills on Chicago, 81. Lousan New York
discounted and business paper OF short dates bought
At the lowest rates.
ITMoney upon Real Estate securities procured
at d email com mission.
g-PIntereu allowed on deposhes. Feb 81
AK. y. H0RR6OR,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
Once Banking House Of MeGregor, Lawes& Blake.