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HAvELocK,s LITTLE ARMY,
The army commanded bY General Has

Ihc army commanded BIZ General Have
lock in India. which has inflicted four dis.
astrous defeats upon Nena Sahih. and
made an incredible march of ll30 miles in
the blazing valley of the Ganges, in. one
week, number hut few more men than
make full regiment. Thirteen hundred
men of European origin, and 500 Sikhs
composed the whole force with which
Havelock marched from Allabahad. The
army of Nena Sahib was exactly ten times
as numerous as that of Havelock. /,
was fully supplied with artillery, of which
Havelock was in want; and the troops
composing it were trained in British tac-
tics and armed out of the arsenals. In
fact the Sepoys marched against the En-
glish with English drums and trumpcts
playing "Cheer, boys, cheerl'' On the
18th of July, when the fervid heats OF
the valley of the Ganges are at their
height, Havelock overlook the enemy,
strongly posted, with II guns. In three
hours he drove the enemy headlong out OF
fields captured all their artillery. On
the l 9Th Nena Sahib's forcc suffered ano
ther defeat, in which they lost all, their
artillery; Havelock now pressing upon
Nena Sahib's flying columns with his own
nine-pounder guns. On the, 18th Have
lock continued his march and came upon
the enemy posted before Cawnpore. They
had supplied their lost artillery from that
place and now had two formidable batter
les in position. Havelock detached d
small part of his little army to turn the
enemy s position. After atoiisome march
through the heat Of the day, She colufna
leaving the high road leading from Cal
cutta 20 Delhi at tI:SO r. NJ, they accom-
plished their purpose, and, after an OBJ
stinate and bloody battle they again pre-
vailed. Having made themselves mas
tiers of Cawnpore, they set forward, and
on the 9th reached Bittoor, the strong
hold of Nena Sahihssa1e had found tenn
porary safety in timely flight; aud the
British and Sikhs burnt his place 70, the
ground Havelock continued bis march
upon Lucknow, and on tho 39th be, had
won another battle and took Is guns.
The cholera now broke ont among bis
handful of men, and he was forced to
halt within so miles Of Lucknow. More
recent dispatches represented him as hay-
ing been compelled to retreat upon Gavin
pore, but at the latest, his little army was
nearly convalescent. it had been reinfor.
ted and was upon the point Of another
forward movement. a Ohio Statesman,
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The Maryland Election.

>~.s~e
BALTIMoRE, Wednesday, November 4.
The election is proceeding quietly this
and the indications are that q
large vote will be cast So far there has
been no disorder beyond some tri:ling, aud
in one instance, a knock down.
The taverns are generally closed. The
Mayor is personally visiting the polls, and
exhorting all to deal fairly and maintain
the peace.
SECOND DISPATCH.
There are reports of serious disturb
snces in the remote wards. In Che Sew
enteenth Ward and Irishman has been
killed, and in one other ward man is
reported to have been fatally wounded.
In the Thirteenth Ward the neturalized
voters have been driven from the polls.
Many rumors are prevalent; but, in
the absence of reliable information, we
forbear giving them. In most of the
wards everything is quiet and peacea-
BILE.
STILL LATER.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday november Asp NJ
The election passed off more quietly
during the latter part Of the day than was
expected, though there has been a good
deal of disorder and some bloodshed.
The parties who were shot in the Sew
enteenth Ward, mentioned in previous
dispatch, are not dead, but both serious
ly is not fatally wounded. Another man
was shot near the Fourth Ward polls this
evening. The wounds may prove fatal.
The Police have captured large quantity
of arms.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, November -9P Nj
The Americans are now marching the
streets with music and transparencies, and
firing guns and pistols with shouts of vic
tory. They claim the triumph of the
whole ticket Scattering returns indicate
a gain on Fillmore's vote, whose majority
was 1000.
1t will be quite midnight before com.
plete returns from any of the wards viii
be received.
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Thanksgiving - Proclamation by the
-. Governor.

II s7gfl ssgsi5 dOV6ruOr. +.s.,t
In accordance with q venerable usage
aud in compliance with just public sen-
timent, invite the people of Ohio to OBJ
serve Thursday, the .26th day of the pres
ent month of November, as day of Pub
lie Thanksgiving to Almighty Goo.
To Him, who hath visited the Earth
and blessed it and hath made it very fruit
full: ;. .l...-..-..
To Him, who hath crowned the year
with His goodness, making our valleys to
.hick with corn, aud filling our barns with
plenty: sa5 aa9 ia es fi5 ,a
d To Him, who hath greatly blessed MS
in the increase of the ground, and in the
gathering in of the fruits thereof:
To Him who hath defended us from
the Pestilence than walketh in darkness,
and from the sickness thut destroyeth at
MONDAY: -.
To Him, who hath given US peace in all
our borders, protecting Us alike from for
eign invasion and from internal commo-
tion:. lf
To Him, let us all, assembling in places
of public worship,or gathering around do
mestic altars, present sincere offerings of
humble alteration and grateful praise: re-
membering that as we, being needy, have
received abundantly of His bounty, so
ought we,l cheerfully, to give of our album
dance to them who need, and invoking
earnestly His gracious favor, that We may
walk before Him, continually, in the way
of His commandments. to the end that
His blessing may remain upon us, and
upon our children, and upon our good
land which He hath given us. forever.
Given at the city of Columbus,
CsEAL under my hand. and the Great
Seal of the State of Ohio, this
second day of November, A. D. 1851.
By the Governor. s. p. CHASE.
J. II. BAKER, Secretary Of State.
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The Vote on the Constitutional Amend
~. - mentE.s sl.tl.


The official returns Of the vote on the
Constitutional Amendments, have been
counted at the Secretary of States Office
The total vote cast in the State was 332,
1926, and the affirmative vote necessary
to secure the adoption of each amendment
was l66,064. The following is the vote:
Amendment No. for Annual Sessions
-Ye es, ISL 1909; No, 1880.
No. 2. for Change of District Court
Yes, 15s,646; No, 0,os9. 7.,l
No 8, for Bank aud Individual Taxa
tion Equal-Yes, l60,470; No. 20.sos.
No. 4, for Corporations-Ye, l23,
229. No, 35, 973. '71s s.. I.
No. 5, for Single Districts--Yes. lat,
260; No, 1861. $ = ~ . -
The Bank Charter is defeated BY alarge
vote. ssee sAe
1t will thus be seen that although the
amendments to the Constitution receive q
large majority Of the votes cast on them
yet under the clause of the Constitution
which requires majority Of all the elec.
tors voting at the election, they are all de-
feated.--[ Journal s.
The maj against Annual Sessions 46, rs
Change of District Courts 39,45i
The Taxation Trick ?. l.7 $500:
Special Corporations = 1881;
Single Districts s!5 s, 81 ,46'
We have no count of the vote yet OF
the bank bill. Its friends, we suppos'
are ashamed to exposeits disgraceful fate
No wonder.
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The Late c,nolnna.i slave Case.

e. !. -. A. w;,s.. -,
three slavss isft q, 1on;s - ~ ra,,rn a ~ h;s ;s
homo in v;rc;n;o NV nov of ,ha .;rs. -
The boat on which ha tcok ,ss..as s,an
ned in front Of this c;tv moored ont.;ds p Is
wbarf.hoat Will. bere fro. nocro
made an afidav;, On vh;cb = ba6so. g
~. vaa ;s.uad and the thres .,sy..
hrouobt before the Judce Of the Probsts
Coprt bv whom thew were nlacsd IN
charge If a temnor.rv cn.rdian Rv.n
o,h.r wr;, - 5c5sa. so,,,,.. ,h.v ,,s-a .nh
senn.n,lv hro.rht hs;ars Tnd :. Co.. -
and by him remanded into The cnstodv If
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-11
Letter ron csas asEaI WIT &c! ssI

WAsHlNdTQA Nov, A1-Ienerall 8 ~ \! ak ,ll
err IN aletter addressed ses the Secsetsry
of State, says: sEaaa
asH So Gar as any siolation On 'his part Of
the acts of Congress 10 cohcerned. ha denies
the charge with scorn and indignetien,
and will not, SO far forget his dag .as an
officer OF Nicaragua as to violatNt the LAWS
of the United States whileuepjOyihs tho
Inequalities Of those Within ita iinitas - Z
his unmilitary organization is;ahenaoaed,
about $500 men from the SosthemS States
have enrolled themselves ss 'clnlgtanxseto
Nicaragua.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-11
Detroit Municipal Election.

DETROIT, Nov. 3.-The municipal elec-
tion passed off quietly. Patton, Demo-
crat Mayor elected by 500 majority. The
Democrats have undoubtedly elected the
whole city ticket and nine oftwelve alder
men. @ 3sas
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Three Days Late from Europe.
HALIrXx, Wednss,].v Novsm,,..

HALIFAX Wedne1day, November {.
The Royal mail steamship CANADA.
with dates to the 24th ult., arrixsd, 49,
this morning, furnishing three days, lelpr
intelligence i EfEIfffh
The cd,,ddd brings nothing furtSes
from India. z--zzzszzu
It was reported that the. French Coy.
eminent intends removing tie fsytfit ttions
ON the expert of corn and Aouf.----- -.
Monetary affairs in London we're moro
satisfactory. The pressure had sptiikek.
ably abated.
Ten Broeckss horse nPFyor is dSSrl.s
FRANcE.--It, isstated that the Govern.
or of the Bank Of France has asked for
decree giving forced currency to. it,
bank notes, Bullions in the.s Bank Of
France had decreased 5000, 900, since
the monthly returns. : : s -,
iBELaIUM.-The banks Of Belgium and
Denmark have advanced their rates to- 3
per cent suiii sd Is siaH ,afoi ssaia1s
lGaAUsrRIA. --Thsre is luil I'M the sfsnask
fcial pressure, but it is feared Il dss zonlj
temporary. 1Eae aaHs agy . .zstd ssau
ENGLAND sd1fx. n9fsi
1t is rumored that the British Cabinet
has arranged for the recall ofthe Govern
or General of India. ;o.s s4ssl Il sf,
The London Neass says that the India
Company have commenced sending slstgs
remisances of silver to India, which will
have q tendency to aggravate the present
financial events. 40 si,ssi : ssE9 -sfin
GERMANY.-There has been q serious
conflict at Frankfort between the garrison
troops and the Austrian and Bavariaa re-
glments. Many were wounded on both
sides. q 7s's.s' ',.. -
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a Bank Wiped Ont.

,s5 The assets Of the Island City Bank,
says tho New York Erpsess, which went
into the hands Of Q receiver sometime
since, on examination are found to consist
of $1,000 in coppers, and Ave inkstandsl
The capital of the bank was 100000.
At its last weekly return, September 9th,
the conditionlof the bank % sworn to by
its officers, was % follows: .e7onIi
Capitsl. =. - s.Hib;i .sdl 500, 900
Loans. s.a -. - .aei. a.sH! iaT4,6
Spscle y q. y ..ls.goe. sl. 80
Cjrcnla4ion = !. y.og.is.H 9s,996
Deposits ". .aa. IS5, ,8kS
The officers the bank were; James
0'Bsien. President; William 6tebbins,
Cashier. legisrff-e,ss asassfg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-11

az The Washington &ar says Gov.
Walker, of Kansas. has obtained leave Of
absence, and was expected to reach that
city on the 7th inst.
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Louisiana Election.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov.2.-The election
for State officers took place to-day pass
ed off quietly here, and but little interest
was felt. The American ticket has con-
siderable majority in this city.
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No Banks IN Oregon. The Now Con-
stitution of Oregon positively prohibits
prper money Banks; consequently com-
n,erciai ranics will be unknown there.
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From the Statesman.1
The Aggregate Votes for Governor and
- State Ticket.

. 4 ShsstS 4SSAAO0f f.-
The Journal virtually admits that if the
votes given for Payne 10 Starke county
were decisive OF the resut, there should
be no hesitation in receiving them. We
therefore add them to Mr. Payne's vote,
in order that the footings shall show the
exact plurality against US:
Chase's Aggregate l60,56S
Payne's Aggregate l59.297
Van Trump's Aggregate 9,263
Chase's Plurality s5 8s l,27l
The, total scattering vote Is 1888. Add
to that Van Trump's aggregate. and the
majority against Chase is 1899. We
copy, from the Journal the following foot.
ingsupon the remaining candidates. The
reader will remember. however, that the
rejected vote in Stark county should be
added to the aggregates of the Democratic
candidates. In other words, the pluruli-
ties of WeIker. Russell. Stone and Sutlif,
are lowered by about $50, than the Jour
nal gives: s. -,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-11

DoestieEs Takes A,otlsr G3ass Of Beer.
-Msrtimer Thompson. alias .Doesticks. ;
was married in New Haven on Saturday,
to Aiss Anaa II. Van CleEe of Niuneso.
ta.a an d v4essss9. sssg yi.Ia vses.5o i
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Official Vote Of Ohio by Congressional
a Districts.

We give below the official vote Of
Ohio by Congressional Districts as it was
cast for Governor at the late election. 1t
has been compiled with great care, and
may be relied upon as accurate. Our
readers will find it valuable for future ref.
erence. In Stark County we add two
hundred and thirty-two to the Democrat
ic vote, as there was one town net counted
for some informality, which gave that ma
jority. In the State the following was
the result: as Esia-
Chase 160,568
Payne l59,297
Van Trump 9,263
The majority for Chase over Payne is
1 ,27l, and the whole vote of the State is
33O1S4--a falling of of $4,000 since
the Presidential election.
Here is the vote by Congressional Dis
4 -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21
A BARGAINt

THE Story 10 tola tLss propsrtyis held 100 high bat
lhoss Wishing bsfgs3e IN Nous aad lease eati
Aoweai 10 cali seribef. an Obliged 70 sell
80 uili Do % ior - sake OF tns iaonss.
(saAsssO o. pFeMssei, Harmon 81 near ssh 81.
q q NJ shop 80 SIN 81 below NE Censs House.
Aiss, . aas ios for sAts. a
Jass sd r. X. FITZPATRiCk,
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yssl.. . KhATEsT OF THE a.,
tsxstig Wy ,Ns elepy, rAssnn age
saaps.uon 70 mo wants ofsii sls..Ss tsiss m,
msony strongly seeonsnsesd Tin s.ss q tbs e ny
sIInE6p tfat9E hsIpMucaisasv sistv,ny!s
the Prnifes OF Iowa, wLIeh hs
@any ssr.incates, tsferehcet sia ;saesss.tnlsisa
Vim. M ,.ssn. saoss ,iesss
oese6n.sed LelitiLes vi aud n ,. a fl.s
FIGURING: Mill as,eas.
: 10. y. sisis y to.s, ~esas state Ss,.,..
sna y sarssSH,s y sale nissss r.
psisi saS IL XVIII III s ssllnss,s
,hsy x'li ssy n DID The aneisut queen @aa .se
iiali has not oseb told A VI slsha ~
Mi ,,, farmers, CAPITALISTS @1a spssa.,,
table Investment. aate, sure and -.a
This Highly ingenious oai mech u..,.,
r'As an sntife new feature In tie msuaf
into nvar, sEd Ais spsldid manner n a,iod Rb,,
its WORK grinding boliipg and 1iea u ptrirn
silsle operation into sesea dilsreut w siaia al,
au1 fesa, anu that within space u OIL ,i u I,
y lsAgth " ieat .t Ia Iisadrh, al IL. hr ii
tseise pnsh'is yer hour on pair OF lrp ATTY VI or.
sones Gully " Inches Ia diameter I ssi'eh burr ali
,srted az single operation iuto Er.so'all Is con
hae Flour, Fms Flour hiddiings. sL, and ana ssprr
ns d from sven roW,s being sppiipslis !, Bra
The small space II eeceiaa would H., e'her desr.t
liaeeu ia foom with other machinery USED When
snoan. "a power u requires TO rropelit ira The snsl
Construction and operation, make il W economy IN
ling, It win suporse1s and reyoiutor,, ~ that or.
Ing MILL The mill Is compact su.,iant cthsr ior
not Liable 60 get at o. order 80 applcaLs nd i'ia.
rsa.s q "a. World tina, svory saw mil lussla to %
ing having power sn.Ay erected can u any tuat
vs. walls poihpiee Msrchsat flourns Mn :, whit
nias sxpst,se 81 sesca busdred aelar, 'i At be III
tAufios.-Al persotrs IN want of y,
throughout the State are ud,iset .eNi'dg HI,
ses our Mil IN operation before purcia,las s "a.
sptS are hereby waraed uum trospassiry ~ ny AZ per
| VI the law. nv strict Lt,g
Thsse Miiis will make over Fifty Bsrss,s 9, RI
/ twenty -four hours. :" iiSu err,
| For further particaiasapply to or adir.,,
| JACOB WEAVER, Jk H..
L ~%tssFast,
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HENRY w. NORRIS,
A11Ct1onOOr
General Agent Coanisston Z Austisu Droksr,
Second IS. setwesn Perry and Rock slssd IS,
Davenport, loWa,
WILL mako advances OF oil kiDds of MsroAsn-
W dke, buy, sell and locate Land Wa rapts, ana
tteno TO all Kinda Of Rsal Estate or money trans
astions, collecting Book and Nsts Accounts, ana
sllkinds Of Commission businsss. .ts.s
dsisn 70 the folio wing psrsons, by psrmission:
swim 4 Co., bankers, Chicago;
Box o., Innis Co.,
T4,S s: 70, sss.,: ML'.a, BANKERS, D.y.apor,
Dewitt Asrshall, banker, Rhinsbeck, NY;
h Carman d Co., Madison, Wiz;
stokes Brothers, New York City;
John Ssvsry's Sons,
Locke, Ketcham Co.,
CLARK, W!ls0a 4 Co.,
Smith sheldon, Troy,N.
l.. Potter = Co.,
job. =; Hull, 6snksb Poushksepsis, NY;
Frederick W Davis, do :"
Jossph G. hsSns. DO -
Hon. Charles II. Hughes, Is
Hon. Morgan CsrPsntss,
Edmald Norris, Esq.,
Chss. B. hubbsli, Esq., bridgeport, Coaa.;
OaAs. Fo0ts, banker, -
z. Augustus Morgan. banker, 81. Paul, MT;
sheer, Packard Co, Albany, N. Y.
HENRY W. MORRIS,
Formerly 81 Poaxhksepste, Duchess 60. ,NewYss
davenport Oct " 1850 dwu
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hAl y: dMx
1OOK Inland And DAV41P0Rf
Gas and Steam Fitting
DOtA1o1A0lanao1at.
1tlsy, WRIGHT . c..
Dlasad and vicinity hat hey Asvs boashs oss the
stock and traAs At the Old stand near Tie
GAS WO u ks,
where thsy intend 70 carry on the busins0 - usual
including come additional bssnehss.
Consssustiob OF 0as WsSks on large or small
scale, suitabls for cities and private dwellings.
Gas and Steam Pipes,
hiro duesd into dwelling Aousss, steamboats, sai
fsctosiss. They have superior sto'k on hand OF
TO exsmins their stock.
sxPnstasAl Hall Hanging and Lock SuithtnS /:
TAsy have also on hand supply Of METALLIC
DOOR PLATES, vhish are superior 70 any srAele
Of he Ind svsr tnodussd into is city, sihss sor
ehsapbGss o. durability.
oilAiag sRd Bronsing
ofsil kiads Of PiIturss. GslvsnisinS in Cold aGd
saver, N ell ~ brs nchss.
All work warranted and done In Z work man Liz c
manner.
OAlse, Eagle Street, Rsck Island.
Rock Leland ssPt ~ lsss-dyu
IOfICI.
TVS Is TO certify that The srtnersh,p hsIstofore
existing between the undsrsigned. under the
aams and styls Of Shoap 4 BArkslow 10 this dsJ
dissolved by mutual consent.
All the demands Outstanding In aver Of ssit a!u.
&. p, snoUP.
A,V. BARAALOw,
III The Forwarding and Commission bushes,
VII Hereafter bs continued BY .. shoup Il Co,
u the eARe stand,
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0. y. sH1 RRY'H
.E0tl0dry aud MaChsne Works

hk proprietor ID Iow prepared 70 e1scais sysgJ
VARSITY Of mac ainsry al short notice.
superior bIsnia kAxinss from i've IL Oh. laldlsa
horse 20 verj kIgines, Laihss, PiAreTs, Gria Nil,
and all dsseIipsorsef mill vofs. Also, sos sssf,.
10 tas west for Mo maauieeturc Vi AeCords AIT.
Friction dorss Pow sS; superior sss of ne Isi.
pose intended. We would iGyite The ssieltss 0!
rsSuirips shAins 10 their Adjusssls aals.
and ii-ohipg Boxes, superior 70 saJ Alag in so
Particular attention viii Be laid 10 repairing ma
eniasfy, sud prompt susahton stsoG 70 ell vsaafs-
We propose 10 execute woTk In In best mAhssI
and sss poruss requiring narhibsFy o. repairing :
favor us with their orders. Tasting sof ali sIisss
piled 70 order.
Wofks on Third street, opposite the CAL o.
barying ground. Oayenp. ri aug II dvp
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A soon INVESTMENT

sA.s oaAAels wheat TO Q BEL. Film,
III AVfSo Clarke pasvnt combined o,,ss
~ noinnx q Merchant flourins NM con ~:
ityhts of the Territory Of tie Stats of AID Ii.
oser this MIL, Machinery, Engine, Fixture. nov
and Lease, Tor sais on sceommo t,ns !. an,adhs.
reliable party. THIS Mill /. capable u m. as J,
fns s..s. a1aSS5 :. Flour per day, alta ysr, II
ID II the West, no better inyestm,nt n nn.
make money. The whole ooncern car he opsh p
ioss than one year. Potfarthsr pai Ii
oe.. -. oN JACOB WEApER il. Xxx XXX, 70
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M u ara new making very choics A NJ
~ hniiy [AoUE1S and would 1 ! =, ~ !, .
attsston Of neos.kespss q its vary .ups,o, ~
isslins eonndens that Is 10 mol sac.li w Gravity,
Keep eosstsntiy On baud for ssls, w sss
2iAalin6s, o. CorAsu coarse and An. o....
Or vnboltsd 1leur, 1hip. fluff. oko,.s
Bran and scrssainss.
Give . call. Cash fof Wheat. az ,,o.,
ar Wheat. limited amount ~ en.,., ~ sa.sAslssa
dsn.. JACOB WEAVER, in, % VT
800 aoihsE Psiry and Third s,r.,,,
fA11xRs! SAW AND GRIsr NIL rYs
TIE Best Nh ever oflsrsa to the P,hl,e i.
FELTON'S PORTABLE Mill
(WHICH has taken the E>rst Prs.t.. a, ~, :.
s'sfs SAD Css.,y ss'r. where has Ssss ~ =.
n. Z. City. This truly excellent Mn, s.issss,.t
ALIKE Tor us simplicity, durability and ns
pa.sp.sa Jay 70. mss stand snrivslsd 7Ss Isa,
OF hese nils sold, and their tecrssssns ~
mand forcibly declare their nsri lover INN s4.s
been soid tn the last six months Ihsy ~ .d-,.
bly, adapted fo1 grinding Com Data, Wheat. s.,is,
CorS - ~ ssf, spiess, as with rapiAl,y md .;
No.s aitu griads iron 70 bus. Of meal. or ,a
IS bus oitsed Per hour will from 80 hoises. az
osaer NO. groporaonsss amount. They e.a BE-
pfopeiled ~ horse, steam or waller power, ana a.,
we'll adapted TO irregular motion, hence q ssaAs,
eosl They cas- - attached 10 any saw mill.
akAl SERVES are attached TO these mills ,hr, re-,
asfng then the only irsIy srssftessis mlii tsrr
References can be given where these u,l. b.y.
oeeo In asa Is months without either rocsiy,as ),
aoadils dressing, and ikeNiss where the, vsre in
sfodsesd four mou shs Axo for grinding irss Os,.
Ills an estsblsned fkci that all mills usius tsi,s,
'seaf fsss" but nsserSrisS neal and shsi ali es,r
and COZ erushsIS only crack tbs corn and COZ M
thai neither reduce the feed 10 Z desired 1as.ev
to 20 used with psont. huIths
FELTON, MILL.
Without knives, ane with grhdias surfaces 40 l,,,
tscpsrsd steel will net Affect It, Is q psbIe Of RI
Ing 10 any degree o anansss, OF redo Chg eot !,
she En' ness Of meal hsss lacts Justify ~ Ia r
fsaang iheseniiis ~ give entire Satisfaction,
For fn.ther iEforDaucn and mile and rtshf ann
70 NICHOLS, LOOMS X Co., ofice " Ga,
10 ass, DsvsnpoIt, lows. OF boz s1s r. o.
s.so si.daJ
Valley City 4uls, scott County,
A Nh eoDstaItiy nsuufAetur ng lac ts,t grades
n Flour which they viii sell al lpwesi mari,
frisss through their sseEts
EVANS, GHkW q CO,
reptG Corner Perry LDd second 81,
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
NkecNKO Lo11ee Del. !!

i Noiiss, Ill.,, has jest puIchsssd = large guam.
usy Of Chicago Lanbss, and hss made arrange.
assts 70 sspSiy the demand, which he will sell III
Wholesale retail ~ prcss that cannot fail 10 give
sasislAesion. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will b sold cheaper than tna, came eau be
purchased else where. Ills SIDING will DO Of the
very best quality, and bis FLOORING cannot be
ssfpasssd, oil dressed and ready for i'm mediate use
JOB planning AND SAVING
Dose sAost notice, TO your satisfaction. Don
Ail 10 give him call. Remember tho place, head oi
Asin and Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
LkyI AUkGEhfORb.