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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

Cheap Cash Store.
C0RNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE.
300 pkgs cov'd Buckets; 125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; zoo Hames;
200 nests Tubs, pain ed; 500 Znc Wash Boards;
275 doz Vanished and Three $4,000 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets 10 White Pine Tubs;
2l 900 ass'ed Broom Handles Cane Fishing Poles;
lT5 doz white Cedar Buckets 800 as5ed Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar Cans; 10 doz Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush. Measures 25 Nest Boxes vaTnishd
IS doz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs and
IS " Cedar Keeers;
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; les oz Wen Buckets assted
BASKET WARE.
goo Willow Wagons, common geo nests German Market do
1850 extra; 80 " Clothes do;
800 Carts, common; 400 doz Feed Baskets, in store
500 ex. fall tops and to arrive
20 Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
ice Willow Cradles; Baskets;
200 extra 25 doz Children's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 5 dog ss,'ted oaice Chairs,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for sunni er
Also-Clo Hampers; imported arcy Baskets; Work Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Wilow Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 assted shoe Brushes 50 Jute Hsrk and Skeleton
As Rocking Horses; IS doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TwINES, &c.
1OOcoiis II and II inch Manila Rope, 600 feet;
10 coils u to 8 inch do do go do
$50 coils i q to inch do do, assorted
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Nanilla
250 doz Cotton Plow Lines and Fed Cord;
100 dOz Hemp Bed Cords; Joe bales Carpet Chain;
1,9Oo Tbs Broom Twine Hemp; ,5oo lbs Wool Twine,
1900 lbs Flax :" " sou les Seine Twine;
IS bales Batting; -15O reels Hemp Packing;
Is 9 Wickine; rs coils Tsrred Rope;
450 /" Wrapping Twine; $50 Jute Rope;
1900 bundles (Frund) Isngerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 Mcgregor's do do;
1900 reams Lockand DO do;
150 reams Tea Paper; ~ reams Shoe Paper;
175 Ham 20 Z" Batting do
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry IS 600 lbs Roofing do sstued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, Opal Candies searine Candles
Starch, German soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes OF best qualities, in lots to suit.
ALso-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages in lots
Wood Saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
RiYets, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted for Druggists aud Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 90 22 inch Red Cedar do 6 29 do
Cerdar do l6, IS, 90 % do Painted do 90 % "a do
Brass Hoop do - I" do Barrel do1G,1s 20, % do
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by 8. n. BARRETT,
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o
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co OP Il RS

EEElNGO lei NM EA4NAb ASANNANANSB
nor BLANC NANCE, TAgLE JEILIEs &c A prime
II article for toners, Hotel and Family use To be
obtained with directions for using Of the principal Gro
GERS and Druggists throughout the United States.
poy2O-3mP PETER COOPER, New York.
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Leather Betting

Aso IaTFe ot OF "copper" baTsl Hna hIVeIs' aIl LA0
Leather Of all kinds.
Al Of which viii be sold the reasonable terms for
Cash, by R CUTTER,
No. Sc , 80, cor. Broad and College sts
sept25 NAsHynIS
LADIES' SHOES.
CtNYDER FKlZlELL are opening tc-day choice
- wear fjr the Ladies consisting Of
Ladies Thick sole Lasting GaitevE
French Leather (somcthing neH;)
Kid
Congress Kid "
Thin Lasting haR "
These goods are very handsome. Csnat
SNYDER PRIEZELL,
octls 20 Public square.
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GENTI.ENIENS, WEL

GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
= ENrs' fine Cali Pump so boots;
II Gents ZINE Calf stitched
Gents Fine CaH Double soc
Water proof
Congress GAlters;
Oxford Ties,
These goods from oi the best manufactures iE
philadelphia. Can a. No 20 Pubic Square.
BOOTS! SHOES! TRUNK KS.
FOR TnE LADIES.
L AIDES Superior Calf walking Bootees;
IL Gfat welt
Cali and Goat welt Busking
Kd and ". No.
B3oleeg
Lasting welt Caters, plain and upS
Congress
GFNTLEMEN's GOODS.
Gents fne Calf vater-prooi Boots;
f" Doubie-s8ls Z"
Congress CATERS, double a slngle sole;
A" Water proof srgsd shoes:
{" Oxford Ties, d0ablc sud single sole;
(" Dress shoes Of vario ls descriptions;
with a olmplete assortment OF Gentemcu's, Boys
Youthh And Chndren's Can and Kip boots AMI shoes.
Misses ant Chldsenh Goat Kid Miorrooco Rni Calf Boot
ecs, al q which are offered cheap Or cash.
oet3t J0HN RAMAGE. ~ College ST
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A CARD.

A CARD.
TNHE partnership Of W, 4 T. H. GREENFIELD CO.,
having expired by limitation, have this day sold
interests the entire Furniture, Carpetng,
Pianos, &c to THOMAS H. GREENFIELD and JOHN
PATTERSON, whom take pleasure in recommending to
old customers and doubt they wifi give general sat-
isfaction to all who may favor them with scall.
W. GREENFIELD,
jams A. A. FREEMAN.
All those indebted to W. 7. H. Greenfield Co.,
Invited to call at their old stand and settle.
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Trunks, Trunks.
A FULL assortment OF Trunks rom the e-r~S-yN
y hnest quality role Leather Travelling, EsSM= =LA1
to CoArse Packing Trunks also Carpet and y NJ
saddle Bags OF ali Kinds. %c1a4S-@~A-&S
B. z. CUTTERS,
Corner lfroAd ant College sts.
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N a. n 4 C ~

FTs0 FrNEgsL uSpKRrAKEgs n sAs ely and souusry
i caANE,s PATekf neTA4lc bGRlAL cAskkTs ean
- had wAoissAls or ksiAii, ~ .FPly - e
MRL wsarrsr's. corner lFo.a saa lsoai "a lsrefs
DL0WS~-.lislI spssrs PlsssbaEE fsvs ca hasd snd
4 ~ ssls ~ dseAs D D. DioKkr,
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IL ATS

IL is.
LARGE Stock Of Mems Boys and Children's Son FuI
n Wool HATS Of every description just received and
or sale by b. r. GUTTER
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CssItIsrMAs PRESENTS.

LACE LEATHER a LEATHER BELT-
ING.
TUsr resslsea lst 81 very sxtsA Lass Esa4hsr O.
j heasy sook 81 serg hss Lsnlher sslax fio %
Il inches wde uhscA s BE- sod xsFy ~ 81 estA "
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Medicine.
ENGRAYINCS OF THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECOLE De PHARMACIE
PHARMaCIEN de PARIS, AND IMPE5lAb COLLEGE
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, affixed upon each wrap
per. and around each case OF
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81.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency ofW. 9. swYl
MER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, 40.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

- wliasd - - - - haE.-on1
ordered her not 10 come further, and finally
not being able 70 deter her otherwise, one
Of Of, them mn. ii,.d sS' srssnslt si"i9E =
ON horse. perleeely naked, except his eoeks,
and throwing NJ 81 in u rod, nppsritc
the house, and calling for Mrs. B. and told
her, "therc he is, d--n him, IL You want
him, come and take him. She went to him,
found his head hanging in wagon rut, APP
parsntly dying--she Sri>cd his bead up in
her arms, washed his face and asked him
several questions. lie told her he was dying
aud unable to go into the house. She
wrapped him up in her drcs, and ran TO two
of the neighlpring houses for help to take
him and put him on the bed. lie spoke but
few words before h. hrcath0d hia last.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30
Sauaticr Sovereignty.

The Evansville Journal Is inclined To think
that the Douglas doctrine OF Squattcr Sou
srcignty involves its author in so many self
evident Inconsistencies that il i, amusing 10
witness the tcrpivcr-ations he practice. t.
make q plausible showing even to Ii, I'M
doubling psrtixans. The following i full
report Of thu sentence in which lac expound-
81 the principle in his speech upon the az
iair. Of Utah, at Springfield last week:
While the power of Congress 10 repeal the
organic act and abolish the Territorial Gov
crnment cannot he denied. the question may
rise whether we possess the moral right of
exercising the power, after the charter has
been once granted and the local government,
organized under is provisions. This l. a
grave quc-tion---onc which should not b.
deciicd hastily, nor under the influence of
passion or prejudice. am free To say that
n my opinion there i. no moral right To re-
peal the organic net Of Territory. and abol-
isa the government organized under it, un-
less the inhabitant, Of that Territory, n a
community, have dsns sucA acis " amount
70 . forfeiture u all rights under it--sleh A.
be>asafng alien enemies, Outlaws, d.asowine
their allegiance, or resisting the authority OF
the United States. These. and kindred acts.
which We have every reason Ia believe arr
daily perpctratcd in i...' Territory. would
not only give Us the neral right, but make
our imperative duty TO abolish the Terrific
rial Government, and place the inhabitants
under the sole and exclusive jurisdiction OF
the United Statc~, TO the end that Justice
may he done, and the dignity and authority
Of the Government indicated.
Thu power u Congress to repeal Tcrii-
torial oct is undoubtcd--but il is doubtful
u Il can be done after IL is granted lIew can
IN oct be repealed before it is granted, or in
cthsr words, before il l. cnactcdl There is
- Moral right TO repeal the organic act u a
TERRITORY and abolish IL, Govcrnmen,--ex-
eept the people have done something to for
eitit-and Of that, the General Government
= the sole judge and when ia is discretion,
The people of Territory are unworthy nf
their privileges, IL j. the dn,y &c the Ge,-
esnaent to take them away. I, is strange
kind Of sovereignty that constitute another
its judge, with power to dcthyonc it al the
judges own discr,t ton. An absurd dogma
~ never % ompletely rcfated by it, own
ustbors. They cannot with all their ineen-
vity alsl logic make even a plausible apply
cation a il to actual circumstances.
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From the Daily Republican.

stockton, Justices.
From the Daily Republican
Austin s. Warren vs. John 4 Mary Rcy-
ncr---appcsl from Jones CO. Judgment Of
ID. L. affirmed
Thos. I. Sales vs. Western Stage Co.--ap-
peal from Van Buren, CO. Submitted ON
written argument.
X. Grinstcad " Johnston 4 Briggs and
Bcrgc 4 Go. Appeal withdrawns - to
Bergc d Co, and Submitted as to johnson
4 Briggs.
d. X Mintcr Ex. &C., vs. r. 4 A. X.
llit--appeal from Jefferson CO. Submitted
on written argument.
Anson Ford IS Moses Black-appeal from
Jefferson CO. Submitted on written argu-
mcnt
Anson Ford vs. Jefferson co.-appeal from
jefferson Co. Submitted ON written arg,i.
mcnt
jos McClintick vs. J. A. Crick-appcal
from Jefferson Co. Submitted on written
argument.
Aaron vansyock vs. Hamilton 4 Eckert--
appeal from Jefferson ca. Submitted on
written argument.
Jos. Loriux W Gustavc Kalcr-appcal
from Jefferson CO. Submitted on written
argument.
Elizabeth Inskipp vs. d. p. Inskipp-ap-
peal from wapello co. Submitted on writ
ten and oral argument.
D. p. In-kipp and +. A. Hunt 4 Cop
peal from Wapcllo CO. Submitted on writ
ten argument.
Tho-. P. Crystal vs. School District No. 9
&c.,-appeal from Wspello CO. Submitted
on written argument.
The State Of Iowa W Grady-appeal from
Davis Gu. Submitted nm written argument.
John 4 Rcbccca Freeman W Andrew Tay-
lor and John Taylor-appcal from Davis 60.
Submitted on written and oral argument.
LEWIS Kfxsrr, Clerk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

Posirios or the MoRMoxs--TmG Only
REMEDY roR rHr Abuses oy Monsoon

PosIrios or THE MoRMoNs--THG Only
REMEDY voR rHr Abuses oy Monsoon
I'm.
,carre.poDdeace u the n Times1
WARRINGTON, juno %.
The Government has completed the an
pointmcnts for Utah, both Executive and
Judicial, and the instructions Cor the Cover
nor are no doubt ready. The spirit Of these
il simply what has heen declared BY Mr.
Buchanan, TO wit: that the laws Of the Uni.
ted States must he obcycd in the Territory.
The body Of troops who, II need be, arc "a
aid in the enforcement Of the laws, arc H.
ready detailed for this service, but will not
reach the Territory before toe lst Of Sep
tember.
The Mormons, generally, deride the idsA a
the exercise Of military force against then.
They have among them sbrcwd lawyers and
diplomstists, who will eontrivc a. keep Ill
Mor,nondom within the pale Of conseitu-
tional law. Over the COINCIDENCE Of the MOI
mons the Federal authorities can cxerri.e
no control, and thar morals cannot be I'M
proved By Gorcc Of arms. Il is probable
they will BE- careful 70 commit 10 overt oct
Of treason, but their Jurics will be 70 con-
structed that . due and impartial adminis-
tration Of Justice will Be imprscticable.
A remedy Cor the abuses u Aormoainm
will BE- found only IN TIE rspsal a The act
establishing the Territory, and this We hare
No moral right 10 do, unless it ahAll Be jus
tined by their persistance IN uscA treasou-
able course - shall rendsr ths Territory
untt 10 come into the Federal Cnfoo: De-
Fare such N oct will he rcsorted 70 ~ Co..
gress thy will take care 20 infugn thom-
selves, non disintesested "a innartial
sources, Il the actual STATE Il isces uhich
win justify h.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

FAsuios.-fasLionably dressed Women In
Paris are said to have diameter Of precise
y twelve feet, 70 it will be seen, that how
ever we'll hooped, the lade, in oar city are
only about one-half in the fashion How the
ladies a Paris manage 70 walk in company
with their ksge lords, etc, may be matter
u speoslatioa with some Of our fair ones
We eannot voach for tho truth of il, but i,
y soid, they hold on to the arms Of the caya-
lisrs By means Of handkerchief slipped
through the Same, and arc helped 10 boqncts
cd rsfreshmeuts attached to the end of long
slicas!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

Among tho prominent guests NJ the recent
Bunker iIill celebration ut Boston, Wa eksi-
ator Mason, 81 Virginia. The st. Louis
htslligeaeer says this gentleman belongs to
the Southern or Calhoun school ii Demo-
sr~ts, and has ayowcd his desire 10 see the
Union severed, provided certain contingent
cies occur. lie always takes an extreme
Southern position ON all sectional questions.
lie j. called a staunch Democrat; but he j.
stauncher southcrner Ills Democracy IL
always secondary and subscrvicnt to his
Southerni>m, and his antipathy To every
thing Northern, or Anti-slavery, u bitter
and unrelentins. And yet this same Sena-
tor Mason was guest Of the nti-Slavery
cit, q Boston, ON tue 18th, having gone
there 10 attend a celebration Of the ami
versary u battle which the South Caro-
liniaIls call nm Insignificant skirmi.h. His
opinions, political character, views on nearly
all national questions, and especially his
sentiments On the subject of Slavery, are q
cdious to the people Of Boston, as those OF
Charles Sumner would be to the people of
Richmond. And yet he was Hospitality treat
81, and attcntisely listened 10.
What lesson wa> this 20 the ultra vir-
p,lianl No committee Of citizens of Rich
mond, preparing for the celebration Of =
Revolutionary event in virgiaia, would ever
have invited Senator Sumner, ar any other
noted Anti-sla,cry man Ia be present and
Yet Senator Sumner is no le~s objectionable
4" the people &c Virginia than i. senator
Nsan Ia the people Of Massachusetts,. Al
Bunker Hill, the Virginia SENATOR received
the oourtesies and attentions u his bittcrest
sectional enemies. At Bunker Hill, We hope,
he learned to regard the people Of Aas.a-
chusetts rs eountrymen To be respected, in
stead Of a. Aboltionists 90 be cternally de-
nouneed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

= were
aid oi steam pow
.ue Gds,th il the only
Ion using steam power. A
,nths ago, VIC threw aside nearly
Id types Of our job Office, and pnr-
!, an entire new establishment, CON-
sing full assortments Of the latest style,
Of types, &C. To make this department
complete We procured the services Of ono OF
: tho best job printers in the country, who
could be personally engaged only by dis
posing to him an interest in the job depart
ment. We also added new presses, enabling
IA, with the additional and mentioned, and
steam power, TO do all kinds Of job Printing
mot only Is neatly, promptly and swiftly as
the large city Offices, but at as low prices.
To accommodate our increasing Office, we
erected this spring brick press room in the
rear Of tho main building, and To this we
have just added small brick house to bc
used ~ an engine room. We have now
msaviy completed our Improvements Tor thi,
year by turning out the Daily and Weekly
Gazette in entirely new and very clear, beau
tifdl type, with such change IN the mr.
rangcmcnt of reading matter as 10 give our
paper q more city like appearance, and in
crease the value Of its advertisement col
umns to the public, while j, involves III,
from the additional composition, in heavy
incrsase Of expense.
We need not say that all these improve
ments have cost us Thousands, and probably
more thousands than the uninitiated could
readily believe. May We not ak in return
that the present liberal patronage enjoyed
by the Gazette will DC increased We arr
sure It will-not perhaps 10 reward u, but
ssnply because men of all partie, will ,cc
they can At no other place better get the
worth Of their money, whether ia good
pewspapcr, handsome and cheap job work,
o. In widely extended circulation for their
advertisements, than at the Gazette Office
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-30

Dgnxnos.-A soeisey q Dankers-a sort
e Qn6bH-has hesa holding lore feasts in
1h0n6pais ssssstly .-Dussgss NJ Var.
1sw - psotsst asainst Duuhs@ being
old . SORT q Quaker," ~ they are no
ssst r onnhsr, 90 diGer - much ID the
cuapoiak1n = DIR farm Of vorship -
chalk 6Ghgs - shsass y ~ eaaDssitin
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* We clip the falDwiag from the
otate 0a4stfx:

Tbs result II black Republican teach
~ - 81 forth in the New Constitution
vsss exemplified IN our city the other day,
u hsek Niger trying TO get license 10
10y . eases haired girl Of iair complex
i : ~ the family d the young wou.1
= Denoesstic toa man. The contemplated
union was Merely another illust ration e the
DnstiAlity 4 Democracy Cor Southern insti-
tnGiaaA II sback nigser" didn't 70,
kssaas = Rspablioan Keokuk, and had 70 20
ossr % 1llinois where be could find Pro-
0lswssy Dsnocratic ollcials
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CEDAR COUNTY.
No =. Ia Township % n Riw, iss mite. from
e.. . .s:.,e !. =, SRiw. y .s...
/; w., ; ;:; y M SSssixx -
w see,Ioa = - \ RI W y sers.
% all 1850 acrrs q beautiful land selss,sa three
yesrs since Price, ti2 Per acre
swssw .ss'iss > !, Nm. v, . .er..
Ks5w I section u. .
Nw.s \ n ssssls On ss- %
en-. :ss !, ns , s.s a ,.s only .I.: mn. aS
ssnao, se surpassed Price > per ssrs
n is u Township DSK,,w, acre.
SS.s *. II. s.... p...., :..... ...,,,. ,,,.
sis pr acre
70 a 10 Tovush.p INRaw serss
III Ss .i;s, s e :; =
- aerss Ven ssisr.a and numbered .. Otter
cssek, one mile from Junction Price. y per acre
BENTON COUNTY
NJ 20 Very nas .rse. os ~ acre., slz miles
an. Ne T., Az :.ss.s; ..:. q ls :s.s: = NH.
bofhood
CLINTON COUNTY
No ssi So acres excellent land 81 q per acrs
No so Three thousand acres Of carefully select
Cd Land. In Chnsoa eouasy. Oas-1ourtk s1sA, bsi-
snce In three and Ave yeArs
PowEsHEIK COUNTY.
M
sasd Price = per acre
terms
No 50 -Four thousand Two AssAssd aesss, u
Carroll eosasy. - aesss ssAsr edstvasssn. With
::i :. :: s::s ::
JAsrE. COUNTY.
No. az ~ ssrss u = pr sess-sslsessd land
- ssrss q y, 70 ~ asss-vsry shsies,
!: N ~ y * ~, =: .. -. N n, -,
~ sssss. ;; = ~ ssss. Sivs aiiss -. 6Iisssii
esisssd ID Sssses kiss Is >. ss;s on: ana
s.~.ssSss?l e: sc: sSs: |. sFfns.w~
XII =: e ~ I E';r:'!.:s
-: s - !: :: = ::'- ass :: .ss
- So & as.R:.ss 2. :. ss.. - i ,..s:r
=. ~. fsws1hsik. nssss.ssao.is. asd ssSsr
. @Ss.ss Is ,...s...s ~ AZ s i ~ s
~ saa ~ asssA
Le1s .sesase q eheiss Land 10 wssssa, Dseeuss
- wtoA1ag 70 uake psonsak,e Hvu1I = I'll
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n0a SALE ~ SOsssuA DIAL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Corner second aud Brady d, up stairs, entrance on
Brady street

~ sAsSG - SUoooUA DIAL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Corner second aud Brady d, up stairs, entrance on
Brady street
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
~ Three Frame Houses, corner Of s,eocd and
Iowa strests Lot GAIA feet
"a Ia. g feet from. With Fnas noa.e. corner of
nigh ard Fal,oa s,rse,s, slsymakers ssbdiyision
Young fruit trees, well, Ae
~ Valuable and desirable ncase and Lot, corner
ofPerry aud SIXTH stres's bargain
rNIMrnovED CRY PROPERTY
- A Fine lot, corner of Twslnh sud BRADY ste
~ seven Lcts In Florence Very cheap
u les scsss * mlles from Dsvsarort. ~ scv,s
ter &c
!: !, ss ss.; s. n Es "a. 'sSa'aa osA
D saeres In Hawlsy. on, les Fine liver view
UNIMPRovED Farm LANDS
> sw \ secsIon u. T ~ n o Heas, county leo
acres choice piece Of prHris elk llrs north ~.., n
n n reasan', on the Ksotak ssd Noun, Pleasant
, Is -. s "a. section s., * TsxRsw. Cedar eoaa-
. Nv \ section 81. T IS ". u u ", linn
81 \ Of e i sseiian "a r ~ r n Hardin
county, ~ acres
~ " \ esction u. 7 81. r u, Jaspss co~ssy
ldO acres Choice prairie, ssysn mil<s from Nleels-
sipps and Missouri Railroad
20 NV \ q sw 1 sectioa y, T 81, 4 Il. Jss
psr county - aegeA Good prairie fous mt~s frum
miealssipps and Mlssousi Railroad nins mliss from
81 n + \ Of 4 section a. o. Scott
county " asFss Gtns psAirts "A s-al.s INV. n~~
export, near Aliens Grove y per aero
ss 80 acres In Adair county seesloas N a n r
"a, y F.ne rolling prairie, hssr Council HluGs
foad Will - eold In separate rarcsls snay1ldtf
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A DAMsON a RAPP ARE SELLING OFF
"A their large stock Of Dry Goods u cost
MANY kinda 1T eoods
DEL0w COsT-TAEE A LOOK AT THE
~ wooderful Bargains and you viii admit that no
CAN YOU FIND SUCH GOOD ARTICLES
-, q % low price Make smencrandsa II year
wanta-
TO YOU NEED A HANDSOME LAWN
~ Dressi II VOC DO, Adauson . Rapp viii ssil
Won
ELEGANT LAWNS AT TWELVE AND A
=. half and afsen cent. PER yard guaranteed BY
LAST COLORs. IT THEY ARE NOT YOU
Il cab have your money returned 10 ysu
GREAT BARGAINS IN BARE0ES. Cn.aL-
" LIES and Tissues ass daily ksrs-l M 10 Ne
public
HURRY UP-roR you NAY NOT HAVE
IL another chance TO get sueh beautiful goeds 80
very cheap
IT roc WANT A WHITE DRESS OR
i Basque, take look q the nls Sainssok o. Vie.
toria Muslins, the Dotted swtss or any VI Adam.
con = kapps white soods
KILLlNG THE TRADE-Is WHAT MER-
IA CHANTS say we doing but we say
4 1T EN- RlP-wE WANT TO CLOSE
- ea.ans... and ever, body - PLEASED - sst gods
much below their value
MANY HUNDRED WHICH
uaarvellousiy cheap, then let
No DELAY. BE THE WORD. AND CONE
ADANscx 4 RAfP
Hecond street, above Perry,
ls2slw sign 81 the Big flag
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Iowa Supreme Court.

Present Hon. Geo. G. Wright, c. Justice.
Hon. VIM. u. Woodward; Hon. L. d.
Stockton. Justices.