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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
The Sugar Swindle

The base trick oi the greedy Spectators
IL raising the price Of sugar 70 high as u
make it almost impossible for poor people
Ia use it, is not likely To be successful much
longer The announcement that IA firm in
\, y had inv ested 5000. 900 in sugar from
Manila, on which they would realize a
quarter Of a million, was followed by nnoth.
10 this effect: During four DAYS of la ),
week no less than "a vessels arrived in y.
with entire eargoes Of sugar and rnolas
,'s, and Immense amounts are now held on
speculation, which sooner or later must
come into the market" In Portland. this
week, large amounts OF sugar. and 25oo
hhds. Of nolasses have been received The
markets in y. Y and Boston are inactive
buyers will not pay the prices that holders
demand. and the inevitable consequence
will be that Spectators will burn their lin
'rs-the bitcrs Will be bit The facts Of
tne sugar question are simply these: last
year there was more sugar cane produced
than was ever known in any previous year;
the present year the maple sugar crop has
been enormous-equal to one fourth the en-
tire consumption III the country; it is al
nltted on all hands that the cane fields Of
the south are laden with precious aud a
bundant crops: the great sugar markets of
the country are glutted. Buyers will not
come into the market and pay the price de
manded; the trade is Inactive notes Of spec
ulators are maturing the season is advanc
ing. and the new crop is coming forward
RAPIDLY. Under these circumstances the
present exorbitant prices must decline
BtJ HcD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

canadian YANKEEisM-Over the line in
Canada they are quite as inquisitive AS their
Yankee neighbors- probably the south wind
carries the infection over Some years
since the Receiver General was yelling
on II steamboat with funds tor the govern.
meDt and for the sake Of safety and privacy.
he engaged the whole OF the ladies cabin
The passengers were all alive to ascertain
the reason Of this arrangement. and especi-
ally TO know what business the great man
could have on hand to require so much
room and money. At length one Of them
more bold than the rest, ventured to intro
duce the subject the Receiver was wal
king the deck, and approaching him asked
il he was Oh u government contract
yes :" was the gruf reply.
Avery large one"
Yes. very large
May ask what il ISL"
Yes
"Well, pray Sir. what is it Y
Why, you see, said the Revolver Gen
eral with great seriousness. the King of
England has ma'.e present to the King of
siam of his half Of Lake Ontario, and | am
engaged to bottle j, off =
No more questions were asked.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
Minnesota Election.

From the st. Paul Pioneer of the
9Th, we learn that returns have been
received Of the election Of 10 delegates
to the Convention, Of whom ~ are
democrats, and 33 republicans. The
whole number Of delegates is los,
consequently there ale 20 yet TO be
heard from. The Democrats require
but nine more to have majority u
the Convention, and they, in all prof. !
ability will obtain far more THAI that
lumber.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
From the N. Y. Ind pendent, June eth
On the State of the Country.

The spring season of trade Is over. and
with its cessation comes the time for view
ing the prospects before us There seems a
general disposition To croak. and that syste-
maticallv The spring trade has somewhat
disappointed expectation. and fom this the
conclusion is jumped To that all is going
wrong The feeling of disappointment, in
one regard, untune' the mind and obseures
the vision In the extreme northern parts
of Michigan and in portions of Western To-
wa. there has been some scarcity of food
and feed for cattle and from this very lin
tied disaster. writer's and others Jump to
the conclusion that the hitherto teeming
West is blighted with scarcity Such is not
the fact In Tennessee. in Wisconsin. Hi
nois. and other Western States. there is
great plenty Of all articles of food. though
prices are high from the great Eastern and
foreign demand besides which, We have
vet to learn of any part of the country be-
ing likely To suffer from want Of crops
The currency is in sound state There
is no undue expansion Of bank loans. though
such is complained of by a few whose ideas
are confused by jumhling notions Of paper
issues with an extension of hank loans. ar
Using out Of an Increased deposits so accu-
mutations of capital placed in hank The
truth is. the paper ISSUES of our banks dc
not Increase in proportion to the increase OF
capital, and gold is gaining practically on
paper currency The continued heavy pro-
duciion of this metal ensures us this Cali
| fornia does not fail us. nor is likely to do
| 50.
There is good employment for labor all
over the land. Why. then, should We
croak 7 Our prosperity is based on a safe
foundation, namely, on the agricultural pro
ducts Of the land. which are abundant
But w must be,cdre Of dogs. cyn;cs. ofbarkers
Of raiders, Of depreciators. Of distrucfires, o,
croakers. They aim at misleading US
There is too much want Of appreciation O
the advantages We possess We overlook
what we have, in vain attempt to look fol
what We have not. and lament that We ar,
therefore poor and starving.
The stock market is no true representa-
tive Of the state Of the country. BY sys
TEN Of misrepresentation and lying, railroad
values have deprecated far beyond all pre-
cedent But the railroads are not DESTROYED
or ceased running. which they would do |
they were not profitable The gambling o
the Stock Exchange is not to be made tn,
criterion Of our prosperity any more thar
the gambling by cards or dice should b,
constructed to represent the transactions o
ordinary business. Be1drs then. of the cy
meal declaimer against the times Wealth I
being produced in abundance, and its dis
tribution will he duly arranged by the Law
Of supply and demand, viii h cannot fail u.
who produce the most essential article
Which are the common basis of exchange
cotton. corn and gold
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
fros1.thr Unite,i siates Economist.
BUSINESS.


The accounts from all sections Of the in
terror are Of very abundant crop. that is to
ny. 81 very large increase il the natural
wealth Of the country The surplus Of all
descriptions hich forms the floating capi.
tai of the country-w be. according to tn.
accounts. greater thnnever The great pro
fits realized at the south in the la.t few
wears have given the means of extending
culture and promoting UNCHANGED ,roduc-
ton. At the West the vast migration OF the
past few years, added to the numbers of PEG
pie who were discharged from the railroads,
and inv ested their earnings in land. combine
this Year in giving n greatly increased pro
duetion. which the weather favors and Of
ohich the railroads promote the Transports
tion. The large surplus of all descriptions
e"mi ~ forward means not only abuf dance
of those articles but lower prices, and the
anticipation oi those lower prices causes he
station in laying in stocks, hence the antici
patton Ola greater supply of capital is among
ia. causes of n iesseued demand for IT.
Probably there never was n time when the
absolute wealth of the country was greater
IN proportion to the out standing obligations
than is the now. II j. no doubt the
ease that some disturbance to the regular
course of business has been created by the
migration from the older to the new States.
but II j. evident that that Of itself is n cause
"f accumulated wealth. since if an individual
finds that his own labor will employed mp, \
Western lands give double the quantity of
grain that if applied to the sterile soil OF
the East such a change Of locality on a
large scale adds in the same proportion to
the natural wealth. Thns-suppoSe that
farmer and his family can maintain them
selves on farm in New England but that
the labor of the same family on the rich
lands of the West will raise enough to sup
port three families. the transfer of l0o.o0o
Of such families from East To West gives an
additional supply OF natural produce equal
Ia the wants Of 2oo,ooo families The il the
process which j. effected bv internal migra-
ton. and. added to the .onoooo souls that
have come here from abroad in the last four
years. and Whose lands are now about WELD
ing their products. favored by the season.
the operation will add largely to the move
able wealth of the country
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
TrusteesS Sale.

M RIRRAs On the Hrss day u September. 4 D.
~ $3.50 Peter Kehi executsd unto Louis 4
NAcaloe q Trnstes, CERTAIN deed Of trust, convy.
inn 10 sssd Trustee tbs lard W Cnten Couoty, love-
described q follows, 10 VII The North oAst Qaarser
0 Sertisn nuabsr thirty.ass (e5) In Township mum.
tsr .sshv one (ei) North, u kAAgs numbss two ri
Rat Of the 6,h Principal Meridian, which said con.
', snce vss made b. ne esid Ksh Tor the pusposs
OF sccusps the payment u = certain prom s'o'y
,ate and the interrst therein, s'gntd BY aid KUh
dated the Ar.t day Of Jsns. D. lSSS sod psysbls
ten yssrs after data 70 the erder Of Asso for
six handrsd snd forty aeEss, with sntsrsss o. the
When said sess i ss.isnsd b sd ccs.a to Jossph
4 cAAss.
And NV the interest On asid aess having beeems
due and payab aa1 ~ nd KsA haviaG fsil 4 70
paw the ssrns ] Lnuis Asckiot Trustee ~ 70 =
ea, % hereby svs tAls public neS e. hat b. VI II
Of The newer which u In me vest ~ SAID q q Il
Trvst viii On Monday tie Oh day q July 4 D,
1851 Il the Aopy ofS oeoct " the sfteyaoon Of sAA
asv, q tha Court House door In The y ot Dawn.
port espess end OR ior sale, st vub 10 satp ., ths
pared Of s-d above desc'tsd. - 30 mach shss- ct
sha,, b suQssut 70 satisfy ADD pay ths amount 81
a,N nate n ha interest ths con % the dsv g sAls.
soesther vim the exptas estendtns Sad ale, IS
81 ,his notice aaA ffn.tsrs fscs. upnn the ovup
Ion Of S-ch ,asa dssd vii b siv 10 acsordsacs
NTH the atinp,est.n Of ssid desh ~ = U.S..
DANA ths M 1ay q Juas b. 1851.
LOUIS 4 xAo9LOs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

Thomas f. MrGHnR.-This distinguished
orator and patriot, We learn through "A lei
Ter addressed from him 10 Mr. Chas Coax
ley has fixed the time of his visit To- our
city in the middle Of the present month,
III. presents the following subject for his
lecture 10 the gentlemen through whnse So
heitation he makes Us the visit any one Of
which would prove most welcome To the
public when treated OF by him. The "I.it,
Times and Genius Of Daniel O'tonnel." 81
latrick's day - National Anniversaries -
their significance bcnuty aud harmony with
IL" Republic and RepuLlcanism in Eu,
rope Datm4ae Express and Hraid
When is MR Mllsnrn 10 risa Dae,nportt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
Election of u. s.. Senator.

Cncord \. H., Jane 9
The Legislature has assigned Friday for
choice of u uni,ed states Senator in placeof
James Bell, deceased
Asa Patten, Of Mortified. will undoubtel
" receive the nomination Of Governor st
the Democratic conv ention which meets here
tomorrow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
Democratic Convention.

Harrisburgh, June 9.
i The Democratic convention for the nomi.
nation Of IA candidate for "a Judge Of the Su
RENE Court, in place Of Judge Black. L. ).
Attorney General and Judge Secrois Judge
Lewis resigned previous to the nomination.
Ne. this morning and organized Anumber
Of nominations were made and the conveD-
ton adjourned this Z VI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

New York, June 8.
The steamer Arabia IL TO sail to morrow
morning for Liverpool She will take out
! ~ passengers aud nearly s2.OOO.O0O in
specie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

TA steam pillow. was tested at Francis
willie, Ind. in wet soil From the expert
ment it is thought two men can pillow twen-
ty acres dsy-and lay the soil open ten
incheA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
+. A L Il s T N 4 w 8.
Death of Gen. Morse.

BinghsmPton. June 9.
Gen. Jacob Morse. prominent sitizsn VI
tLi. place died to- day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

!, pN yea would have your con bs some.
30 Il Ne world, teach him to depend ON
~ = s:l'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
u.iles.0 ~ Znnsce

A Lecture will be deiiv, red before The Y NJ. L.
n t-rary Assoc ION Oh Saturday CIV ming, June
-, at Grigss Han by
JAMES BREWSTER, ESQ.
OF Ne~ Haven, G..
SUBJECT Our country, iis moral and ply sr;sl
de-" lDpen,ent In the ninste,n.h q ntuIy.
JanelI dtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

TWIN OfTY BOOK 6TORt


I'd It opposite L. Ci.ire Houso--N v York Boston
rhilAtt'ipLiA, Gin n.nsti. Chicsg, and 81 l. us Ds
lids received every day. $. H. STARK, A0ssT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
TPuSteesS Sale.

GUu0VCCS0 O04Ce
Vx7BEReAS Claus Hocs execu I'd unto Louis
w Msckot ~ r ustee, . certain deed Of Trust
conveying said Trustee the land Clinton County
iowa. des rbed foil ~. 70 Wit. TAe Sor,h Wei
quarter Of 8 ction number ;hrty.ave (36) In Town
snip number eighty enc (8i) North, of Rsnve num-
Der two co., Fat d the dfth Principal Meridian.
which saii conveyance wss mad b. said HOOK Tor
the purpose urine the payment Of certain pro-
misery note and the Interest thereoa signed 81 -
Hook dated the mrs, day Of June D, 1855. o.
pay able TN years after date to the eedsr Of Austin
Corbin four hundred dolsrs, with interest," 81 tn
rate q ten per cent per anaum, payable annually,
which said note u sssigned By Austm Corhn - WIN
whe Ter.
And nv the interest On said note having beeem
due and psyahls end The said Hoch hsvins failed 10
pay the same, Louis n .ctlot Trustee afoSe-
said do hereby sivs ibis pubc notice, that BY stue
Of ~ power whish 10 In me vesud BY kaid deed Of
Tru.s, viii. n Monday the h day Of July A D,
1851, the hour Of O'Clock In shs aSssraot Of sat
d.y, at the Court House Cor IN The city Of Dsven-
It, expose and efsr iog eae 1t pubic auction, III
parcel Il land above dec ribs much hr Of -
shall b apncisnt - satisfy and pay The amount Of
esd nots viii the interest thereon 70 ne day d sale
toQesher with tn expenses asending eaid sac olsi
ffhis notice aud Traststs se~s. Upcn the couple.
ton Of such sale desd vil b. given In aceosdsncs
VITA The stipuation Of said Deed o. Trust.
Dated the 9th day Of June 4 D. 1851.
LOUIS AACkLOT.
jun.lNdtA TRUSTEE.
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II Card.

HAvlE0 di<poseA u our interest in the Asal =.
IL tate nusiness Of " n. ssmo' d Z Go. - Josh
~ Dial. " daily recommend him y tAs Pueli e
safe busineao man, end ensure I'll tAas ousSntos
entrusted 70 his care VII receive prompt aestnsoN.
NJ. Dial will continue tbs Real 1stsss oueinees %
The Old ssn1, and " bespsAk ior him ~ Ioetoeses
Of the public. WN 1AY0OHD.
Dsvenport Junee. ~. CHAS eUTNAx.
jnuodlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

Wall Paper, Borders &c.
Spring tim ofy-sr IL coming. coming
A nd oil the World-'
WILL want Wall Paper to beautify and make
w comfortable the inst fe Of sur DWELLINGS, &C. 20
compare favorably with the world" outside
Come and see the large stock, great variety and
ossusifu patterns At the Iowa Book Ro ms of
ELI ADAMS,
No. - Brady street, near the Post once
Nav
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
JOSHUA DILL,
REAL ESTATE BROKER E! !

JOSHUA DILL,
REAL ESTATE BROKER ! !
NO. 8o brady ~,
DASkNPORT, IOWA,
nUY aud sell Heal Estate, invest % loan money
- On Commission, pay isvs for III .,
tos Rea Estate Agenc. win tae 81, ictsst puIctu.
slity.
REFER TO:
Club. Bro. Barrow h Co.,. BANKERS. Davenport
Chss 1 Putnam, d.,
sns. Co lard Hugh >. BaoIer,. Gin iuu.,i, 0.
} II Laiki Baker. d, :.
l OFFER FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY
y Of Lots Blocke 10, ~ feet front Frame House
3koouis. LII ami " Of Lot 5, Block Is. frame
House ro,ins, stsole AND Il uittree /.
Lot block So 20 feet front Brick II, ms I rooms.
Lots : So ~ block u Fui.ons .iii''en.
a. o,0,s.,ds ~ ',.,, ,,,., - .. II. front.
dtion 10 feet front, Frame Hous- s rooms and ia.
bles W eliot . block ~. ~ feet trout. 900 un-
improved lots in all parts Of the city.
FIRM L.a.v.lDS
Il srcir'n IS T 10 NR7 " milo. w-.t Of
Aevs saiy. high ani roll ns prairie. Aneac nen.
iAi IA .tuiu 10 dds Ui The n.
SW = Of lection " 7 ~ RSw Oh Ice pi.ce Of
prairie la Henry County mil, y u No Pleasant.
vi the keokuk and Nc. Pleasant kk
2scres In l. W Sof section ~ II 4 SUI, Co.
frame House rooms
SECTION l6T 81 W. = u-pcte 81 III al lie IN
uthre County Within half u mile VI iiubet-.,sinx
water Oh It.
y ON W = OF See l,on I 81 Il l3
hofSw Section T 10 X . J. Scott Co
PAt OF W Of Section ~ and part OF Sc
tton rs ~ E-Scoli COunty--ss, side Of
Dubuque road II rods trent Is rods deep with \
T, story house, Nms.
MIA of Section Is Is N II T. Boott County
Also \ variety Of wild Lands In oil parts Of the
State.
Junelldtf
WANTED $1,000, at 2 per cent. . month l.t
ttgass Oh Real Estste gwen.
TAINTED To rent 10 good dwelling Houses In The
CENTRAL part Of the city.
wANTED.-Improv,d Farms in Scot county.
good business lots -ntrai location.
Enquire at JOSHUA DIAL No. 81 Braiy st Da.
NEWPORT Iowa.
Jun iIdtf
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Public Notice.
We W. BOOKS.

Testimony % the Recks. by Hugh Miller. a Is
American Merchant II Europe, Asia and Au-
stralia, edi I'd BY Freeman Hunt, IS
Journey through Texas. ~ = L 0mssesd, Is
Life OF Sai-piny. vans, BY u Msckie, 90
Raw Path. or New Eng and Life, -
Two years az, Kingsley, I96
Spurgeon, the NJ ,dern Withheld, On
SpuYgcous, Sermons ID series, On
Forest and Shore the PIne-tree State, o.
Viva, or the Secret Of Power, Southworth, IS
Love after Narriase, Mrs Lee Bents, %
Silve,wood, or book Of Memories, 20
S"a Spray Ling Island Village, %
Knavss and Fools, Is
The Rovdcr Mover. By Emerson B"nnett, rs
~hc Whit Chief. BY Capt Nayne Reid, %
Chitchat ~ Humor, Wit and Auecdoter, Is
Sa'maRundi. Whirmwans, 10
Crsy n Stetcte, 81 notable men, ] q
0odey's Gallery Of sp,endh engIavines, 20
q Pattern Book Of Rmbroideries, Is
Nvery Ia y her own shoemaker, 20
How to mske dress, IS
The Nursery Basket, or Directions for Young
Mothers, %
For sale at
The Zosca Book Rooms,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

Ats. Anfhony's church, on Tuesday, June s.h,
18th R~v N. PclamourRues, Mr.. John ILllis
to Miss Bridget GRACE
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. TRUSSES.

mrs. sALDEIe CIROCKETT
ID E0DRnfYULLY informs the cit sens Of psvse.
~ port that she has epenfd Primary School In
TIE building ON Main street, next TO the e Claire
Isrn. msas known % app ,es,ios u School Room.
June2du
W. E. CDILDR I Co.'S,
Patent siassie .yirs ed water Pross
CEMENT ROOFEN'G!!
w cnd put on 1t the :hossssi noaice,oar
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cememt Roofing,
being ~ only article yst inveatsd that vii sue.
cussfuly resist the action Of the atosphsrs N every
climate. ~ perss-ly Are and w.ter.prcot snd In
pSns Of dS'.sl'iiy " S:isv' = saua .es ssps.
old tin, tar, Iron, or shingie roots making 10 ds-
terence how nst OF steep the root may -. This
soo0tg i.usrranssd 70 prove - sbove fspsessnted
seuss&) We siu apply uOon TN End Iron reefs for
% % pr square, bens, account II ~ asrsbity,
tAe eheapsss peint list can = uss1.
their roof. r~pavsd 70 cell q our ooe opposite the
Jsoleise B. uae. Dsvtapost Iowa. md txsmine saU.
pies, and satisfy themselves IN re9ard 70 he ausabi.
~ sod prsc, Liability % this rooAne.
N D-ws are prepared 70 al Tdcrs sor our C.
.sos % the. rssidns q distance With pria.sa d.
c.sy as1 eesssy RsoAss Or xs,sa saS xss.ssse
JsvAN ,sna.N mo.
o. A. RENAME. 0sossA Agsnt.
ADVANCES " CINCINNATI.
" xsr. Bailey, Smith ssrsst, ssswsea 10sstA and
Z, s. 2. =, os: ~, y = u..a ..:.
~ 0eosse 0asiiss. Pesids.t os ths LAslystss Danh
Dr JoAa . Law Assat u 1asal Ia. d., Lssdoa
49,. ~ SSSn.n = a. A. -
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Books ON Gardening

s ". W"Tt1c1A111Ss
Compete Kitch'n Card ner so
:" Flower vs.
American Flower Garden Directory, Buist's IS
~ tionary of GARD ming. sndreth's IS
Book Of Flowers, Bresk's rs
Ladies Companion TO Flower Garden, Downing I 81
American Rose Cultutis', also Dahlta IS
Strawberry Culture, Pard.c IS
0faPe culture AID y ine-mskn6, n. LonEWorth Is
Exotic Crap Culture, undr glass so
Cottage snd Farm Beek.~pr N
Mysteries Of Bee keeping explained 1 90
Landscape hardening. Parhs &C. IS
HuFal Essays. Horticulture &C, Downing 900
Lsndseaps Gardening aud Rursi Archr ecture
b Downing Q 8
L O0tes Gardening GlOUss
India Rubber, nev article expressly for Gardening
Price pr pair, u 90
FOR sac at the "Iowa Box Rooms. mo. 36, b sdy
street. doors North Of the Post once
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Posbltc sNottce.

NorlCa l. hereby givsa that l. y The intention
~ Of the City oou Cd d he ciy q psvsnporst 70
taks And spproneats % much land - may b nscfe.
sevy 20 opa aud extend oscoud street from Fillmore
ssre~t 70 the Vest lns u Jauss osodrhsW's les q,
and that Comnisstonees Vln hs elected therefor -
u nrss meeting Of said Oily couacn sfter zen days
public uea % ths aesseo, ESQ. J. eA10eNT. j
iupAAlNt Va~"v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

A SUITABLE sit- for Oity Hail. situated near the
~ central part Of the siiy Odsrs will ~ rev lived
until saturday June -. 1887 b. h Hsmming. Firth
street, second house from The u Western Ava
nue. or through the Post 0@oe, bog ~.
~ order OF the Committee,
HRANMIN0.
InneA GhalrAaA.
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WVVMOt OVVnNS DVVANS
sTNHE FORUM, or forty years practice at tho PHI.
sdeiphis Bar by ID Brown Z vols price S6 10
Thirty years in the Senate BY Thos ii Benton
vols 15,W
Private Correspo ndence Of webster Q vols Sa5o
History of T. xas lilust'd by A Yoakum vols IS M
kansas interior b exter. life by Mrs. Robinson 81 10
scenes adventures the army by 1t Col Cook I,26
California In doors and out by Ms Farnaham q UO
Kxsmpies from the 18th 18th centur-. BY Mrs Sig
Quincy IN
Canterbury tales by Harriet bes vols tl7b
Hsine and the world 6ioO
COLLEEN Legacy or Lf.'s Phases Al 10
Light and Darkness shadow Of fate 10
Household angel In disguise by mrs Lesley Ai,oO
Aathry Brand tr quiet life HOO
aurora Leigh by Eiizateth u Browning el,W
Henry Lyle or life and exp Miss MAstystt a. 10
Daisy's necklace and what came oft 10
Little Dorritt BY Dickens. cloth q m
ord of the creations b. Marian Jane, rs
Hrmor Of Faic-nbrldgs llln,id BY J Kelly oi25
ighbor lakewood by Paul Gre,ien 6,W
Wigwam and & ahin by " eimns ALPS
Los Gringes BY Lieut. wis-USN Si,ab
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MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
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S@ctsoaal map Of Iowa A 40
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Kansas and Nebraska map 50 And Is
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Appleton's Railway Guide for March rs
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No. % Brady ct, near che Post OAce.
INV i3du) ELI ADAMS.
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