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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
CALL AND 0EH
N. n. AElDE.N.HEEMEIES

CALL AND 6ER
N. n. AEADE.NeAEE,w
LrkBSh STOCK Of 0roceriss. on S~copd street +
Il tween Brady and Perry. WHERE be has Just -
'esv'd and Is Dow openinE = new assortn.-n. o9
GROCERIES + PROVISIONS,
when he wiz seu IT Wholesale and Retail. a. Oh Z
- the same article CAV b. purchased 1t any other
tabiishmrnt He viii always keep on hand an,
sortmeEt Of WDd and Willow war; and every otl (
His assortment Is tarse and complete all fresh q
good, and viii Be sold II . very little advance Al
choice lot u isars and Tobacco.
All kinds q Country Produce In taken exchange h
Cords. {dec22dtwtfl
700 BAGS COFFEE,
TusT r.csivsd aud for salehy
NosF.rrow'. New elocs. r,oa, n. / Isv,..
a, isAs.--eu
REMEMBER! REMEMBER!
~. D.aLZELL. n. 4 20.
ARE SELLING
FRESH GROCERIES.
4 sl"v ~ any Hous- In he rify--snd Delivering
1A'hsr At ,'ur door. w. bsvv ard always keep
- had, the
BEST BRANDS Of FLOUR,
In the ma-ke. In 1uantltis h ,n,,.
PRIZE article Of
DRIED BEEF, -. Canvassed,
A cAo.es se,ectiono o.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
.COFEEE,
Rio and Java .se>-Rnsstsh ard Ground
GG'GeAR.
Y. O. arssula,e.i, Csnshed and Powders<
PEPPER,
\ fresh lo' Of Tap.ccs Parma Sage, Ground R.ce,
lsnalass. Prunes, Currants, Shyme, Ssvory. 0sge,
Ar Ne.
" f.v- large stock and Il ambraces everytr,,s
In our iit.- rsn and examine and ~ guarantee
". nAl1RLL u 4 co.
snsS 5. cnrner ID Perry a.
BURROWS 1 PRETTvMAN.
Forwarding and (cmmlsslsa
norcbsnls.
PRODUCE DEALERS,
And Wholesale snd Retsu deslersin
ID n p q q ID -
QussMsMA1E on0cSRiEs: 1oore AN
SHOES 1AT rAt GAf =. 0lor1no.
Having sulis reom for storage, we sAau nav ~
ticaar attention to Recsivins, Storing end gorwar
lag any Goods CONSIGNED TO our care.
CNsh pNdA IT Ill ftssses Gos' Pro.
6esce.
Ireat s,rsrt, DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Davenport SteaD Fi0nTing Mills,
Win ~ Kept In constant cprration srd Parmers ~
insosasd tAas ve psy d al tsmes D. uaah the hgt.
'': o. e:i: =. What Mi;s ,s:'
Fresh G1'Oce1'te8. |
N. DALxRlL, IT,, + CO.
JOANNA o. 0CoHD AN -.aay srAmTs.
T. "A sor -. p'' on. nov ossr
Fresh Groceries,
SraARs-N o. crushe. clarified. sranulased and
powdered. AoLAsses- Al k,af and ouaties.-
OoTvEs-nio, Java, LAsr.r,, roasted sLd ground.
TnAe-AI erades and r. s'- soAh-Pure ci-
der and common. Spices r'rrr indigo starch,
soaps, candles sods, STA -onnd rice, taptoca,
saoe. fruise, nuts, =. -.i- knGlssh PICKLES,
eaucos, hevbs, Bath trci, cner, brushes, peaSi
barley, SPLIT pa. eh,c,is;r. hrrs- rsAish, white
eeans, beet tonsu' y. q. ba"-, er~ahssries, buch
Wnees noor, corn u'~ai B..
Gam Gae1a Flour.
supeYter sstrs ", ldI. ~ Il hsif III. sseks.
CrNrEssH Bsscsstss.
- boxer IN st.r. JSs' reeiv"d fresh water, soda
and butter ep Aer.. lifsISG-westesn reoeSvo and
Haobur0A.
FISH.
Asehssri, salmon, white ash, cednsh snA Asssins.
Wooden Ware.
Our s,vch n esuvs-te and well assorted.
~. a. ~ ''' !. Dsis.G j.. -.
(TDeaDooo1 Dtoreeoo.
Az - s'''' =" ~ usa,i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
CHICAGO.


TRoNN
ocNtvGN 4 oAlLAGHER'S.
General Advertising and Collecting
Ao1N1CY.
- D8A0 O0RN At, CH1CA6O, oLLs.
y. p. GOAV'H n 90.
NBAn Dearborn sTRkET, CHICAGO Ill.
CaN.RAL wholesale Western y-nts or ruruer
" Dreshers' celebrated Gin0er, Aackb yTy, Gns
ether NATIVE VINES AND sr RI rs, &C.; Whole
saIe 6raisrs la Tobacco. Cigays Oyssss, etc We
Invite the attention Of M rrbAnts thv Ay srtIx
sles. Ts-ner nres wines aud sytups sre To-
eel known 10 ps-d comm. nj, and for ia. r, I, wo
sei - h~si artsle 81 H. lowest pric..
Now dsm JH. GONNA co
hleage Steam Dye Works.
W. would resp ctfuliy inform the Isdle. - Da,.
w enport that &c have - silished Al I2s Lsti
cisn Ssrsse betecca Madison aud washingts - st.
4 weoev DJsiaS and Acssriag Establish
meat.
Dvesy description 81 SIX ssIir, nnd woolel
seev's - Drssses are Dyed. Ciesn-d sud Rr-tor'i
- sheis original serf-ctisu Cruei Shawl Is ed 10
eey shade; Alec, Lace Curfsins cuasds, Ll sc and
essortly attredst ".
COOK BROTHERS
jsluf i25 South G.afk Il. ibics
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24

These y rodiesls sbly repr.ssnt IN. three syest !.
itica parties OF Greet Britsin--Whie. Tory end :.
dical bat politics forms oni, one hatuIG - tfS
character. A. organs q ihc most profound WrlX
OIL Science IIerstnre, novsi,ty. and nrlteSso, II
',inh - th~s alv ny. have stood unrivaiid b >
Ttli " rttefs, being son idrrrd indisp nsshs 90
iHlnr and tie rr"f's-ionsi o. an while 70 the INT
gent rarr 81 .v"tN c's-s thy furnish nv ~ cor, "A
and satsfortory record u ilr current isesra
the day, throut bout the world, than can b poss
trsn u from any other souro.
Early Cspies q
To receipt oi Air1rcs SAesfs frsu III Dy1o \
Publish r. gives additional vals, 10 tN-.e T. psh q
ina-mrct a. hey can now - Ss~sd h ~ kehd.
suhscr bert about -cnn - tn original ediAt1a
TERMS. Irregular Pric~s)
for any QUE Of the four Rsvievs o,Q
Tor any two II the four Revhvs &c
for ANY thref 81 the k,nr Reviews ~
For all four VI the keykW. 90
Por Hlickwr H. Magazine 10
fnr Blsrkwood and three Reykws 90
Por Backwrd and the f.ar Reviews IL
Psym' ni- II b. msd- In ali esses In sdvsaes.
Nou.y current IN the State where issued viii -
ceived Ai par. 4
POSTAGE
The Posfare 10 any Part ~ the rniiei oasess =
be hrt Trenfy )ovv cents y-sr for 1r,scavoO',I
and bn' FOURTEEN Cent? year for ~seh o. ~ I
views A
A. the abovc prices the Periodicals VI, ~ sssnlA
Rr 1857
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24

70 THE department - chs i.vut- lac-.a.ei att
hoo Wehave NV IN stor" ard ~. dsliy rsS.lvin,
Rich E~broiisved.Cioth Ct,rfcias
S~s"cA B-osdf~les-n pattern. aud ts -. /.
1eg~lecsws !Snfins-wi'h hrccstclle r rites
BesSsi|u, SATIN tpeLdtnsi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
C.A.v:v'O.V"S MILL.

You can't miss II look for the "BRAvK OLD OAK"
~ Mil will run for about 80 days, aud those per-
sous wishing bills sawed would do well to leave their
orders psssibls ard thus ensure what they
ne~t. J. N. CANNON.
nsvz1t1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
BLACK WOODS MAaAzIN'
The British Quarterly Review
Great Inducements to Subscr Ib,
COST REDUCED 50 ro7s FER CENT.

L.. MOTT 4 CO., new YCRK. eoot,nus 10 .
li.h The following 'radinr British Periodicals. w
THE LONDON QUARTERLY CONSERVATIVE
:. THE EpISBuRssa REVIEW (whis,.
.. THE NORTH BRITISH RkvIEw 4vree Char,
T. the WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLihssa,). I.
Il uLAGKwoopH EDINBURGn n A0AzIKEr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24

ClRT.iE.V GOODS.

ingrss, variety. fem thr-. shi re To sss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
NV " NJ n NET TT
DONALD KENNEDY.

No. 100 Worren ST.. RorIury. Mass
Price sl.O0
wnoipnALD AGENTS IN CHICAGO --rnton 4
rohirson r. scamrnon 4 Co, Bar d Baldwin. }. II
Reed 4 Co.. Sawyer, Page 4 Co; Barclay nrcs..
Fisher 4 Robinson AID o. retail ty al Drusgis's
sapflOd-v1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order a. make room fer IN.
x1111aOnsO Stock:
ana Tor tn better convenience 81 our cusfoIers Ne
nove tshen the hnc store hty &c, III led ts u T.
OSoee Co., and connected n with mr. rr.r t,t-
ssve premises. The entrance 10 out ,sl-s r ~. ani
Csrprt Han Va nov
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
~ LAKE STREET rs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
WINDOW SHADES.
House furnishing 4 Upholstery Goods.

oseuttfu painted AMI rich Gold shsdes, whit. NM
Green and Blue Hollsnds
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
Lace Curtains,

which for Beauty Of Fni-h sni splrn,or N pr-..n.
psL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24

G. CIV ;. ssAv'. ~ ~ ~: - "a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS

Particular attention 10 invited tie fact that We
have many Of the ease styles and qualities of : al.
tAat cannot be obtained sls-w here aud We ar. NV
oD0rtag eur entire stock Greatly Rrtiucei pi.,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
rentenelle Bank Of Bellevue,
Btlleru<. .Ncbs.AsItU.

Tnos h. BENTON, IT., Vice pys~,a~us.
JOHN J. TOWN, Cashier.
liz subscribers sre stockkolicrs and owners !"
the ab,vc Bank, and ere by the provi.tins ~ .t-
Charter, Individually responsible for al it, istues.
and will redeem Inc notes coin ut the counter VI
the Bauk 1t R-ievu~, NEBRASKA, and at the Bank Of
Elgin Elen Hlinois: Ofsices Of Greene 3 Weare,
Cedar Rapids, lows; AID Creme, wssre L D nton,
Council Bluffs, Iowa, In sxchanee on New York, st
current rates In cur rency.
CREME WEARR 4 BENTON.
GREENE WHARF
NORRIS 9, TOWN..
h. B. GRAvE8.
dselS1D JOHN J. TOWN.
Em1me neee = ssss.s ::
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
Linen Goods.

teese Linens, Nsptins and Doyli~s, LINN shot
~ 80 Pillow liuens, NAckxbucss Towel. Crash
-. 81 - pr ent less than usual prtcrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24

NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
JERSEY (ITI., ~: H.,
Capital 100000.
RI, REED, Prs-ldsxf
'" ". BROWN. Seor,fa,y
" TIKlD.
agnt a, psveupor, and Rock Island.
OfFlCk Davenport SIAN DhnotkAT OIY1tY
Pst ofnoe builiiug bfsdS street .eptc-tf
MEHt ANTlOs
INNu NEE OMPANI,
OF CHICAGO.
offfCO In tho
Estate Democrat Office,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
capital, 80 $780, 900.
orr Frs
ClEfRCs BEERS Pres, JAMES PYCKv Prs
THOMAS RICHMOND, Src'y ana Tres.
}. AMMAN, ACTING DIRECTOR AND MAINE
IhepnCTOR
sr-Nsgi ne mud R.re fioks taken at usual rat.s
jy29itf II. FIELD, Az mt.
Aspirations viii L f"ee, I'd ana Surveys made by
& KAUPrMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
Deecher, nollister + wilkins.
Jso 10 last d Ut las LAKE lrRyrr
OPPOSITION LINE.
NEW MARKET OPENED.

1JeE ksTtce OF beef Dorm.
Ouoestsssu Csurted! Competition dcfiec:
WE would invite the citiz-ns OF Dsvennor. and
w vsctAity TO our new salts room on B. ady 81 ,
e0oooee the Post Omcr, where those buying in ia,ge
- oon quantities will always dnd god asset
0ont Of the bess meats from which to make their So
lsctisaa, q prices that cannot fail 10 give satsfnc
sleo. A r. 4 D. KELLY
?. A.-nsss delivered TO our customers within
aospaabae distance Of our market nos d.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24

mattresses Of e.~ry kind. Feather R.-,s AMI rlou,
aenAess, ouilts, Cotton Shcetipgs aud Pin.
Castings
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
Fruit Trees.

Tr>HP subscribers Will take or'crs for Frau Tres ~
i every 4. o. rpfiou 10 b. delivered in DsvenI'o,,
Il essi+ra tai prize. without additional charge for
f-cirhf. NOHHSk \ VIfIE,
l,n2Sxcp eurnsP Rock islsnd a front It.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-24
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

VvHD sueseribcT kseps consf Antly on hand oil quail.
i tttss and thietnesseo q Dry Chicago Lumber .,
as yard on the corner Of nnc4 lslsEd and ID ste,
vl0h1y Wv WUakLRR-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11
Legal Notice

Legal Notice,
In the District Court Of Des Moines County In IN.
Of Iowa.-In Cnaacery. =" 'hs s'a'e
Charles Miller, Comni't.
Tvs. Il
John Boak, Derts. 90 W A'p'c'nc performance.
To Tie said Urban AiesdRdsr.-.Sir.
YOU are hereby notified that on the 4 ,h s.x..,
TENDER, 1885, petition in Chancery on Chs ~
Miller Was ned In the Office OF the Clerk Of SAID CAM.
decree Of said Court quietng the said Miller n r. 'ol
session and title TO certain real estate and pos'
against said Alexander and said Boak which isnan
situate IN said County, and The North half =, ~
quarter Of Section go and twelve acre.
| the South end OF the East half of the Nna,s o.
east quarter Of the same Section A,.a ~, worm.
| acres, bounded rs follows: beginning A. IN .nte
west corner OF the Northwest quarter o. so.h.
twenty-one, and running thence South win ~ Nv.
Of said quarter section, 11s rods and llnt,. mne
SCUM IA degrees East, ~ rods and Is links thencs
North, degree vest 20 rods and 90 Iinls th.
North, ~ degrees West, 10 rods to a eherrv , ,
thence North u degree West, rods and 10 nnS ussi
black walnut tree; thence NORTH AN degree. r., a.
RODS and links, TO linn tree thence Marin ~
gees East Is rods thence West. with the North linz AZ
OF beginning, containing In both said D. reels @ pSee
the quantity Of One Hundred and Twenty %
more or less, aud all OF which lands are si,ua, 4, ss
| ship II, North OF Range 4, West. :" io"h'
That on the 18th day Of September 1855 Tn. o,,,,,
notice thereof was placed In the hands Of the
said County for service and was at the sst ,s,n
Court returned not found (bu is served ~
SAID boak and that unless you the said Aeys ndsr w
pear In said Court on or before the morning on tbs
cond day OF the next term Of said Court and plead
swer or demur, to said petition decree viii be rsr
dered against you thereon. D. R0RER,
Insert weeks successfully In the Weekly Hasi.Ev.
| Lregraph. MESSENGER Clert
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11
Can il be So !

q The bogus Legislature of Kansas adjourned on
the I'd inst. fthe Telegraph speaks truly, Gov.
Geary signed the bill making it treason, punish
able with death, to resist the laws passed by it
And what are those laws! Are-enactment of
test oaths and extreme pro-slayery statutes in
conflict with humanity, and bloody as Dacro's
code. scar -.
The Governor vetoed the act calling Consti-
tutional Convention, but the Legislature passed
it over the veto by an almost 4ananimous vote.
This was easily done. 1t was done, too, evident
ly without a quarrel with the Governor. For
that body passed resolutions appkauding him and
after the adjournment greeted him with con-
gratulatory visit. s
They who suppose that the Slave Power have
yielded the contest in Kansas, or who imagine
that it can be carried for freedom without
struggle, and fierce one, too. know but little
of its will, or the party that backs it. Freemen
must up and to the rescue, else will this Terri
tory, fall q prey to the Slave Power. Chicago
Tribune. g. &e,3z y -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

$50 New York, March 81 P. n. :
The Collins steamer Atlantic has arrived,
bringing Liverpool dates to the 18th ult. She
left Liverpool on the afternoon Of the 18th.
The steamer Great Britain left Liverpool on
the 18th with $40 passengers for Melbourne.
GREAT BRirA1a-Tolal reduction Of taxation
proposed in Chancellor of Exchequers budget
is Gl2, O0O, 600 sterling.
The debate on the financial project had been
postponed till the goth.
The motion passed expelling Jas. SAdlier from
the House of Commons.
Earl Clarendon appealed to Lord Albemarle
to postpone his motion in regard 10 the Persian
war, on the ground that negotiations at Paris
we're nraking satisfactory progress, and might
be brought to an issue at any moment. Motion
accordingly postponed. Ita
The London ADVERTISE asserts large mum.
Der of the members of Parliament threaten to
desert Lord Derby if he sanctions the coalition
with the Pealites. 4
The London correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says, - Russell, nephew of Lord
John Russell, will accompany Lord Napier as
attache to Washington. -, .5.... .ss.
FRANcE-On the 10th the Emperor opened
the Legislature with speech from the throne,
amid great pomp and enthusiasm.
The Empel or referred to peaceablc solution
| 20 recent difficulties amongst various European
| powers, and considering that the best under
standing prevails between all great powers he
thinks the time suspicious to endeavcr seriously
to regulate and develope strength and riches o.
the nation at home, and rejoices over the pros
| porous condition of the country, as evinced by
the larg, ly increasing revenues. He regrets the
suffering caused by the deficient crops and re
| cent inundation, and says that expenses are Il
| be reduced and the war tax abolished from Jan
uary next @
| The annual army contingent was fixed at 10,
900 francs.
Opposition is made for transatlantic line o
| steamers. s..s- .agse .-s5-
After referring to sundry local topics the En-
peror wound up with a panegyric OF the stat
| of the empire.
Italian affairs are in the same unsatisfactory,
condition. ~ sr as b.
4 The agent sent by the government to offe
| political prisoners an exile in South Americ;
says that nearly all had refused.
l. CoNsrANrINoPLE, Feb. 6.-Fresh dispatche
from Theran recommend Ferouk Kahn to max,
peace with England. 80,
British relntorcemen:s had arrived in tn,
Persian Gulf, and an English corps de arme
| had arrived at Cabul and was marching with thu
troops of Best Mahommed on Herat.
The Russians are concentrating on the bank
of the Caspian.
A partial amnesty to political offenders ha
been granted at Parma.
| s Great distress bordering on famine has pre-
vailed throughout Finland. a II
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11


1t 10 we'll known tina, Gen. Cass' strong point
has been implacAble hatred ,owards England.
T il hatred ne has no, { lied to avow In season
and On, of season, Blu. Mr.. Buchanan, having
represented our government at the Court OF St
James, ID devou, admirer Of England and the
English, hence before Cass could come into the
Cabinet Il became necessary he should swallow
some OF his own words. Cass was equal to the
occasion, for Office h equivalent TO new lease
Of life and In the Senate, the other day, he i re
ported thss:
Tue venerable Statesman declared, in sub
stance, that he shssld no, carry ito tho adain-
istration which y 10 rule the country Tor the
nexs tour years. the inevitable war policy with
Great Britain, but shat he should favor peace,
not only With our foster Meshsr bat with oil the
world.
The New FORK Post, In nosieins THE bid for
the Secretary Of S,Aieship, remarks that per
feet parallel i 70 b found In the renowned
sAAssesse sf Bottom ia the Aidsanner Nights
brsAm. The play ruins thus:
,Botso~ NJ play the lion; win roar,
thasl v,h do any nans heart good 70 hear me :
I'll roar, that viii make the duke cay, Lst
Ai~ roar assss Lei Ain voor ssais
'.Qssscs-An yea should do it too terribly,
yee weald fright the a1chso and IL ladies that
sAsy Oeu,d shsisk; an1 that we're enough %
Ann9 - III.
sAa-Thai sssld laag y, svssy noshses
son.
''3cssoa-l snse yoa, ftisads, Il yoa wosld
Mtens tho iaaies out Of their Wits, hey would
have no more discrcsioa but 70 hang sss but
uill aeerAsase my voice %. that viii roar yea
as rcntsy ~ any sucking dove VIII roar yos
IN tvsrt any nightingale
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11
Farmers, have you seen and tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn7
Or, Davis djustah lie Chnrn 4. Butter.
worker Com bined-Patented Feb. 2s,


4 II our State Fair, held at Muscatine, Iowa, lss,
"A october, Qs560 this Churn alone had Premium
awarded IT, although there eight ten other Churns
on exhoition and indeed always tai the FIRST pre-
MUM Wherever introduced. The advantages Of this
Churn over all others follows: ...- ~.
other Churp. -
Cd. It will gather the butter after It is produced.
I'd. II Will work the butter into roll and expe the
buttermik thererom completely, without the hand adls.
the Churn.
9Th. 1t can be operated by child with perfect esse
ana Is as easily cleansed as any other Cllurn.
practical operation will convince any person Of tho
truth Of these statements.
Below few of the names OF practical butter ma.
kers, who have subscribed TO the following certificate
VIZ; We are now using the above Chusn and utter.
Maker churns with ease and facility and also gathers
works and salts the butter in perfect before
taking 1t from the Churn and cheerfully recommend
1t as the best Churn we have ever seen.
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Abner Comstock,
Gregg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson, j Brooks,
Samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming Jei emah Lee, Mr.
Thompson, Bates, John Wild, Samuel Moore, Mr..
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson.
The subscriber has purchased the right to rnanuac
ture and sell the above named ChuIn in Des Moines and
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
Counties, Illinois, and Is prepared to furnish all
who will favor him with their patronage.
II These Chnrns also for sale at Kinbail
Co.., q W keith's Co.'S and g Lauman's BurlDg.
ton, Iowa. .
Shop corner Of Valley and Eighth streets.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To Annie l.. Neil, sinah Neil and Henry Neil
YOU are hereby notified that on the 28d d,v =,
In the Office Of the Click Of the Dntrc, rnn, ned
Mones county claiming and praying for part,,ior =,
tract OF land, being that part OF the East half M M
North East quarter Of Section b. In Tovnsb,n IN N
OF Range west, which Is bounded follows: Begin.
ming at point on the Southern boundary line n az.
quarter section, chains and 1900 West of tbe sou,h
East corner OF said quarter section and M nn,n,
known as Clark's and Martins corner and rpn,n,
West along said Southern boundary line 10 chains ma
20 100 to the South West corner of said East hall ~
said quarter section, thence North 40 chains 10 ~.
North West corner Of said East half Of said
section thence East 20 chains along the Northern
dary line OF said quarter Section thence south 10 chains
and 81 100 along the Eastern boundary line o
ter section to Martins land and corner thence W.,
chains and 100 to the North West corner Of Ms,.
land, and thence South along the line Of Martins lana
to the place OF beginning 20 chains and 100 eopsn
ing on acres more or ie excepting the northern
an equal share Of said land be set OF as follows o NJ
One-onrth part TO said Petitioner, one fourth mari IA
Andrew J. Clark, and one-fourth to Amos NJ ClarI
and that the other fourth part be equally divided be-
WIKI said Annie H. Neil and Snah T. Nell in right Of
the mether of said Annie and Siuah (now decea,edl
after hrst deductng the amount advanced 10 their sad
mother and their father said Henry Nell and also
that an equal contribution Of expenses OF par
ton be decreed against the parties interest and that
said Henry Neil be entirely excluded from The benes,
OF said partition Now you hereby notified that "A
the last term of said Court the original notice I'm saM
suit was returned not found to you the said Henry
Ne,i, annie u Neii aud snah Neil, and that unless
you appear and answer said petition On or before The
morning OF the second day of term of 81 Court
or IN accordance with the rules Of said Court
and decree OF partition will be rendered against Won
D. RoRER,
- Atty for Petitioner.
Publish dv0 weeks successfully in the Weekly Wawt
Eye telegraph. A. J. MESSENGER, Clerk D. G.