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tucGirincs.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

win uuprecedentiy UNION m. estaa., If
all men. They safe and pleasant take bat power
iu cure Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital activities OF the body the distractions Of
purge the fol humors which breed ana grow dst-ui-
per stimHise sluggish GisorIered organs into their
natural action and upaFt healthy tone with strength
the whole system NOr only do thcy cure The every day
c0ppaiuf- everybody bui also formidable and dan
gcrous Diseases that have baiilrd tle best Of hsnaG
the same me diminished .oses. the safest and best
rlvsc that can be employed for children Being sugar
coated they are peasant 10 take; and being purely
gctaJie. free from risk O; harm Cures have
b-en made which sIrpa-s belief they not sgbs;an
.ia+1 nv men such exalted position AID character
to forbid the suspicion OF untrGth Many eminent cier-
ymrn ard Physicians have lent er names 70 certify TO
lie public the reliability of my remedies, while others
have sent the assurance OF Their convection that my
Preparatious contribute Immensely 10 the reiIeI OF my
afflicted suffering ieiiow-nen.
TIE Agent below named i pleased 10 furnish gratis
my American Almanac. containing directions Tor their
use and certificates Of their cures % the following
plants
Costvencss, bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach, Nau-
sea, Indigestion Morbid Inactcn Of the Bowels, and
Pain arising th-Ferol Fateucy, Loss Of Appetite al!
Ilcerous and Cutaueous Diseases which require
cuant Medicine Scrotga Kings Evil They also, by
purifying the blood and stimulating the -ysteIl ma
rs complaints which would supposed they could
reach such Deafness Partial blindness. NeursIgia
and N.ryons IrTitabry, DeraUsemenr Of the Liver and
Kidneys Guut other dre plants arising from
4 low state Of the body obstruction 81 is functions
Do not be pa. oil By uuprincipled dealers with some
other nil they make prsnt Ask for AYER's
puts and take nothing else. No other they give
you compares with this IN IL intrinsic value curative
powers The sgS the best all there as FOR them and
b they should have it.
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: IS rr-~a-r.- a.'' .r.-ar DE- Mayor 81 .Hs C..y FOL.
o. = '..". .. ..-.a. Oh" -t" .. .T F. f"E-IlI ..-
....'. .. ..' - .s..... and. f.ra-.E z -.i.N
.. '.. .... passed '. OH. cry Council ald rIgru. D
r.a .'-r-.. .. ,y 90 election ..l JOS lHar pure
...- 30 -. he o.. . secured by IBIS 10 te O. - of
joe. "r.- i.rI. ...-I- s'.- i"i. atE- -...r .-
.a-E- 20. ..e 5ats a- .-- pr er..,.r py -l.a .-a.-
=.- rs-.--.. ]. C---.r r. w,lsra, M.y.r Of SAIL
T.r. hereby ..ae rrH--- rs-r ready .y office" .4
10 -t- receive -ip.r-- o. s'. ,rau- 10y r. n--
rrrvitri '..r r..-. -.aN ~ r-r-. eel.
r.... .r # rr.r-.-. 20 i. r..l .r- other purpose.
.... ..- --.f ... receive iasa ..s %. lss s-3.-
-eI og. aE.1al-y -l.re Afforded 90 -l-le .ara in
rs'rg,. shore de- nfeT"-f EI Re T..u,.ir paid nl-
.... 1"-- 1'n sl-'. r1 -s..V.. $50 ''.t-a lr inn
r. -.- ~- "a. I- s. Pot. ...- '.l hai.Ing should I-
sr..'.' daring OH. coming sl.0...-.
mg- e. p WALKER, Nlyor,
CFrf-s -Tr-a on ~, Nxu y--v.L-rov IrvFEi
FLtyE END - srtH.y.zEu Eo,. 60, ting 81 i-55. !
r 'l- Directors 60. ;.s or.avl and I.ru.i..l. River
r N--t 60 -.Hp!--- ui es ell, said Road aJJu, -
g.. ~ pt.l-r, aat to Cl'- Greek, during r iay..tA u!
Ir following rats Of toIl will De- charged until tie ii
%. April I---. WIZ
F.rt=' horse team, cents per m1., each way.
lsy E.-,lrsiou % the Board passed i. day, stock
holders. ar4 I $3.50 laerar such before dire - day of
October. - wll Dee Guided 20 q Tree pass over said
z 80 u-'I fffi' I-;. l--l>.
The Irr.-,f subscription are at the Office Of the ---
r,.-. and 600 t.- hands cl Che Directors. Shares -,
r.--uaE,a 90 per cent on the lst -! September. and
lH peg cent? TIE .; day uf each month until paid
oFI--o l slr Board DAVID SrEAWN. PrsSf.
-E.-. W. u ,-IN. - O.. f'ry. Sau5-+E
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Coughs. Colds, EoaIseae5s. indnenza Bronchitis
Whoo2ing Cough, Group, II TINA, Incipi-


Coughs. Colds, EoaIsene5s. influenza, Bronchitis
WaooPing Cough, Group, Ar thIna, lncipi-
ent Consumption.
And Jr the relief Of constructive patients n advanced
stages Of the disease
We need speak to tie public Of it= virtues
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet q the
American States It's wonderful Of pulmonary COM
plants have made il already known. My, few are He
families any civilized country this continent VIII
personal experience 81 10. Effects and fewer
Yet Js- CaIc u.ts- ANY where which have not among
them living trophy Of IL victory the subtle
ami grrou- diseases % she throat and lungs While
the most powerful arflgte yet known fOr the
formidable ard dan -eTgu- diseases of the pulmonary
E.H, il j. also the psautest and safest remedy that
D. employed f- infants and young persons Pa
rents should raw. So ~ store against the liI0gs enemy
that steals upon them uuTT pared. W. have abundant
grounds GO believe the CEELEI r. T1eAL saves more lives
~ tine assumptions o. lraFrIf- tau those 10 cIre-
Keep DO 10y you. and Gods wHI. l.v
hle neglect them NATL -9 human sail can master nh e.
r-GnTabe cAuker thai, fastened % tie Vts, cats your
life away.
All know tie dreadful fatality Of Jung Disorders, and
-ney tie virtues 90 tis remedy need not
do than assure them j. i ,f made te best 1t
b. W. squire TO cost, care tnI 90 produce u the
mes; perfect possible. and thus afford those who rely
il the best agent which our s-l4 can furnish 1r TIER
cure
Prepared BY Or. j. &. FIR
Pra.fic1laq5 t,oirjeaY rtaasf, Lolr.H HIss.,
AND SOLD ~
a. G.. PUTNAM, c.trtrH,
4. WALKER IS CO.
q. II. HUNTER
J. 7. ADAMS. Eirrf .>t7tj5H.
{. H. JOHNSON. NSHlutf.
tL3 -. dealers IN medicine eFerEg..- ere. az!
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blinds, Pper Hang-
uShes. Pencils, dc,
es. To name all the articles
much space, but the following
nature Of their stock.
ivory,
lamp black assorted papers,
Black Lead.
Black, ground.
I6'UteT's Materials.
Glazier's Diamonds,
do Points,
Putty Knives,
Paint Mills,
steel Graining Combs,
Sand Paper,
Smalts Fine, Blue,
do Maroon,
do Green,
do Black,
fgo-;ing White and Colored,
PuInlcestone, ground,
10 lump,
Patent Dryers,
Zinc Dryers,
Liflrarge.
Whiting.
White Chalk,
Red do
Gum Shellac,
Extra Fine Sponge,
Fur do
Carriage do
Channels Skins,
Patty,
do In bladders OF tins,
Jdpanned Tins, for Signs,
G0td LsGJ, BcoRz.s, DO
ENtra-deep Gold Leaf,
Silver Leaf
Bronze Gold,
do Crimson,
Clues.
White BoUnet Glue,
American Glue, No. /,
.Sa.dcies
Bath Brick
British Lustre.
Backing. Larry. sra
do small SIZE,
Ro,tOnstone.
Black Lead,
K0sin.
Emery.
Druys, Dues. DC.
Alum,
Bprax. refined.
Camnood. ground.
Extract Logyood
lotto.
s sasi Lead.
B,Ilsl>s
Paint Brushes. asso-t.a
Whi,ewa-h brushes.
Narui-h Brgshg,
Ssh fools
Painters busters,
Counter busters,
store Brushes.
scrub do
Shoe Brushes,
Window brushes
Plat Camel. Hair
d" Badger -
90 S.IIr L'hlhs.
Rear hair ro.tIiny
.t.u.l'- hair
Eady-r Jl.uder,
Veiuior and tan yr.Ipar,
/ Dy1srfg0 pJD,r,
Whit. bristol bosrt
Tinted
Whatnau's drawing psp.r
French -
Tracing manor
e. na.fir
p.r.r Tor pis.s p, ds.t-r.
.r 5vei... ~.
fp-gr-r,s 80. fnr III
limiting
a.
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Lands ENr Sale.

.y.SfraCiS 9g iiSGl".
gAVING now full and complete abstract Of lille OF
< every piece Of land OF town lot ia the county,
which is kept up every night, prepared To fur.
nsh at short notice aud reasonable terms abstracts
Of title lau~-1 J.. =. SANGER.
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EjstV Dollars Reward.

EGstS dollars AtcV1rO.
ON Monday, the 9th inst. between II and O'Clock
" T.. NJ. while the subscriber waiting al the
RAILROAD depot Ottawa, for the arrival Of the train
the and had hitChed his horse attached to
ouehOrse wagon, G. Iron's Bakery, some scoun-
drel the harness in yar"us places in such
as il and Cndancer the life Of person at
tempting drive the vehicle. Any person giving inor-
nation that will lead to the detection of the perperstof
of the outrage, will receive the above reward
,,v9-1r, HENRY BENSON
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u1IyGT
WCoien ILanufactOrV ! !!

= o' u.at.lHr- and the Tuu- generally. that ar.
T.s iIo or Ef4bi-'u. al tii. spring Ai-e.ii, rs o. 10
o. 10 enable e. s-T. ot tt d8JJir te -aDrut %!
G1",.- have usually done r- i.I-HI f-r orr Goods
Warrants J- ai.t.0rE! Machinery. and hope give
-lt-etir "a exg..lI %, of Wooden Goods or Wool
W never have, and do Rot intend card into wool n
iur'u ~ sn.. and -e % Tor all wool. Our goods r-e
UaTrttted ~ ,hl- T.-lect, AMI u.-O.r durability W.
-ia continue o. szeilrg. !0T Wool Formerly. i fol-
rE'a- si 81 Gofs- VIZ: Heavy CIs-.5nyTe-. srtir-s
Jeans !4Husi- - ..rHu. l-l-, Blankets. ard -lr.-
t.- arm Considerable attention VII. De paid 20 SJ0rr r
Yarn: ,r r- al. t- filed isr I'll tl- ,r, - grades ar
sa.i. of Yarn common Mixed I'D 20 Blue slixe,I. Rel
'taa.- &c. Aud vsI UIHuU. for merchants
asi elders. Wool i1 nr- ~ o1, hundred pounds -.i mn
wares hiu stocking Yarn. ay ~ tie above kinds .!
EDoL-. On Ih.rll ---.ls lar a-s wool. A.o.
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Attention. Earl,,ers,

= z = 'lh sSts. 4 stEEZstfs
z ". lItI-' pIT & CO. have now on hand the la-g
"a est and b.. stock of CUSTOM MADE KIP BOOTS
..H French aud American. offered in tie market
&C iei" .i' % their old stand Main Street, near
the ""ru-r 90 H. SHE.
hH aild~ of Boots auI Shoes made 90 order Mt the
shortest u'.'."- i-u ir i'Is best MANNER. sspJ
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Ncncrnl Notices.

NOTICE a.! ASSIGNMENT NOTICE ~
~ hrtstA given, thai dutN Ml,tutu la. this dan
'"sasnea 10 U v hatshps al hl. rial persaNsi ard
MNrI ItaletN4 ~ NhRtrKHF de~rtsrt&as4. Iir thy
"h~Al ~ ht- creditors Am thu.w tneipsseA ~ satl
'"hu WAstam wtA tnvgYtstw WsAe tm4lssaAs siv .itl,
1"uts aai all cr.sitAF~ MIS- thv,r risIn. Nth ths n,
iel-istea
ps.enr"F', lows, Ausus, -. tssf
eel NW A. n HAHnI<,.
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tn. A.aAasms This suh,tsniisl aai prompt
steamer Will ivay. for ascna TIL. morning. and will
'ak" ps-.cner- through Ia good time aud eo,af,ra
cl, connecting With the packets .for points shov.
W. had the pleasure II All Introduction to Capt NJ
Wrhh through What hs mnrt ackno~l.,l.,. Ms- I,
happy medium or avery sweet un. and were A.
hshisd tat.rsuisc is HIM old steamboat acqnsim
tame" W. have recommended hin before un th,.
s'rensth Of his reputation commander "f ~" Al
hamera We can from huns acquaintance, As
io"' he best -icamhoatmrn u The w--' ani u
gentleman ". emincn,s calculated L. br popular
With these who tta,- al hi. hnai W. have h.cn
legged by several P"rs,n. whp come fraia Gaicns
with him iew day. te say something .Ntr-n,
y complimentary cf Capt Webb tn esptess the,
gratitude for his pitt. attention. nut W. wish
them !" understand ,ha, All No "a, s - srly on a.
e'"~ account, and ". cant .a, the half ". thinL
complimentary of him. The Alhsmhrais her. every
other day Tor 4acna, rannih. l connection with the
kste cas.elL
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Isrrorism ia Ateaison-fus State Cvareatioa
Suppressed ty The RxEaas-A Atemx 10
Ha.g Gen. Lam-NJ Lac aud Street
Fsghts-Cseat Ercitemeat
icorrsspond.nes Of the Chicago Trlbunei
QrIsDARo, Aug. p, 1867.
] have just returned from n tour in the
northern part VI the Territory. Passing
through Lcavenworth yesterday learned
the particulars VI . new and memorable
Outrage which occurred in the town of
Atchison on Saturday last, presenting the
usual features oi National Democracy ~
Blue Lodges, bowIe-knivcs, Border kuiiians,
ana unlimited /" fire-water.m give you the
particulars of the excitement n obtained
them from . prominent citizen Of Lcavcr-
worth, who was IN eyewitness.
a Free State Convention was called at
Atchison on Saturday to elect Delegates to
the Grasshopper Falls Convention Gen.
Lane had been invited a. be present and
spcak and had consented 10 do so.
Three-iourths of the town oi Atebison
peso0&s 10 Free State men, but the proper
t'onos kuniansand Pro Slavery stabbers and
terror'sts u probably larger than a any
otner point on the river and the facility
ior recruiting from the snpcrabundance 10
ristte county, renders il very doubtful
ground FOR Free State demonstrations
hardly was The announcement of the con
ventson and the appearance of Lane pro
mulg.ted, when the Atchison banditti col
l:cssd at "big drunk" and swore by all
the powsn In the Pro-Slayery mythology
that NJ Free State convention should he
nsld IN the place, and particularly that no
!rs: Soil speech should ever be made there
~ Jun LAns. Various minor threats were
osds 70 ths sans purpose, and courier
wss dispetchsd 10 tke nearest Blue Lodge
Sos sein1bresmsne. Word was returned
thae the AteAisnians could count on any
s.sseanss that night b. required Tor dis
psrwsg ~ coaveatioo, hanging Lane Or
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NO. SS5.
Auttion Salcs.
Cost 0n0 foun0.

EotNp-rItE PLACE To DuY CHEAT
u Try Gesls 10 a. the popular Snru.t u
y = CHAMPION son,
Nia Cor iifady aud Second street.
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DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER L. 1857.

pnrging the town of is whole Free State
population.
The morning inr a. a,.ntion arrived
and the street. ot Atchlsnn were Swarums
| with the nii.courinrs, of Western Nj
sour. " National Democracy" was out
IN fnn,e, t;anrs of a dozen or more.
para'lcd from grog shop a. grur shop. armed
with Sharpc'> rifles, stolen from Lawrence,
last summer, bowie knives, small sh~otlnr
irons. black bottles and the various para
phernala of Rntiian Democracy Prom,
nent among the rest, was bloatcd scoan
drel with rope >lunr over his shouide,
whlei, hc declared had been selected for tls
hanging of Lane
WIN Their numerical iu,criority the Free
state ncn deemed II unwisc To- organize the
convention. The, accordingl, sent man
y meet Ten. Lane and prevent his entering
the town. This movement was not su--
lected by the outlaw, who collected about
noon and took a vote "n the eNpedicncv II
killing Lane bt hanging or ,hp,ting. I'll,
hanger, had il, and preparations wcr.
made ior rNrclitin. the viii 1T tie MAJORITY
a, s'on as the "bnovious orator appeared
y httlr before noon party of fifteen or
twent, Free State men, from l.ea,cnworth
arrived ~ town, having gone np tn attend
the Convention and assist IN protecting th.
lives and property ~ the ciiiscus. They
had s,arc.l, asrcrtalnrd the m,,lt,on nr nj
lars When they were set uta,n b, a lame.
squad oi staggering Euilians, Who singled
out Mr.. I. O. Alam,, a brother ot IA.
Mayor "i leaseiWnrih, AMI insisted ,,u
hanging lhm without further d,la, rh.
rf'e state men, among whorn ~. a ,oy,.n
" 'n"rc ocrtnan>, drew then g,y,I en-,
The Guiiians did the .ane. anil tnr /, M.
,nent hloodshed aud general carnage s..cm,,,
iikei, to ic ia. result tine "A IA ,l,..,.,ra,L.
f"Ael hiS p,stal and presented il at Nh
Adam>'> breast, hut a well directed blow
ir"m muskrt IN the hand, ii a ,;cunsn
laid hun one side and prevented the fearful
is,,ie "f the da, pr.ecdn,.. which would
inevitably have followed the first shot nl tb.
narandcr, Ihi- PR APT replication lad i
sedatisc elect AMI NJ further iaIL Ma had
oi hanging Mr., Adam, nr an, one else in
Tia. Free State interest
IN uiiarinrd Free State man was set uion
IN the course oi the att-rltuun and harh.r
on~ly treated. hni not killed. II wa> lua,,ll,
proclaimed that th" presses uf the S,H.,n,.
Sorert'gn and the German paper published
at Atchison by DIR. Mob, wnuI, be thrown
INTO the river before night, bur l,cliev. the
threat was not executed
The Lcaycnworth men remained till near
evening. The Ruiiians had Il, this time
become too drunk tor ~erioas damage to an,
but themselves, AMI my informant returned
home with hts friends. At lat accounts the
town wa still IN Possession vi the invaders.
but they had confined their rasages Il, ia.
grog shops.
W iil'am Haller, who was committed Cor
trial ON the charge Of killing Recorder Lyle,
has not been seen at the Fort this week. II
Is presumed that he got tired of STAYING.
The Grassboppcr Falls Convention come.
of tomorrow. Many Of our citizens have
already gone Ia attend I'D.
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LATEST N L VS..


Hsss'S' - wv Nss&ueeWtp oo0efOeut.
NEw YoRk. sep. -
The steamship Vanderbilt from Havana aud
Southampton the I'D, has just arrived OH the
point.
BY this arrival we have Important advice,
from India. Gen Barnard aud Sir II. Law :
renee were dead.
The Europeans at lakcrnonedose had hee.l
massacret, and that place recamurei
Moro English troops had arrived at Calcut
u. The rebels had been defeated In three -b
gasem~nts
The steamer T,aastf hal been lost In th..
Straits OF Linda. The crcs and troops were
saved
No decision had been come 10 al departure
of the Vanderbilt concerning the Atlantic ~
BILE The Directors sii IN perman.nce, and tb,.
commanders OF all the ships will consult with
them. The official report Of the engineer /.
published. nmd expresses greater eoniidrnc.
than ever as to the final result
u Is said that Scha,nyl with rs OOo Circas
slams had also defeated the Russian army
which attempted Ia dsloig- him ilom th,.
banks "f river commanding sone passes
after battle which lasted ten hoars Tb..
Russians were driven across the river. s.y.
raj fortified places built by the Russians a,
great cost Tor the maintenance Of their con,
munieailon fell into Sehamyls hands
The Atlantic will sail from this port on The
18th. AMI the Adriaiie on the 10Th
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w Amhtwtyt'r Gallrft nA tbe w~st w4taer - MAN
,nd s~esAad W s'sFk ~ HWw taktg4 urr NJ.
'Wfvs III easwr t,r ~ eeat. Zach lAa tusfe n,.V ~
s--urei that ~. irtatep gansi arr ta,aflt MN t
sthcr. IN the Mesi ttl,tf
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WAsuisoTos Sept 2
Thr Attorney u-neral has decided adverse
~ to the extraordinary claims of Iir,wpri. III.
late Marshal 81 Utah. NOR. than s.O uD oi
which MAS for conveying ID. Judges io anl
from the places Of holding the courts III.
expenses Tot numerous guards, horses wagons
ani Provisions, wer. not thosr of III. officers
Tho Attorney General states that tl. expenses
~ Jnlg. ola his WAY IT, the .onrt ar. bis
own
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NEW ioRs, Sept. .
Mr Van Biaricum. the defauiting Teller oi
ih. Mechanics Banking Association. stat.s
that the missing money had been paid Ia par
Ties VII" have be-n allowed To oyenifaw their
aeeoit,s, and has passed over Ia the officers u
large number of Botes received in return for
such h.oues.
The case has consequently assumed the f.a
iur. u a mere breach of trust and Van Ei,ri
cnin has h.sn discharged from custody.
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sEizR rsr orpeRrUSirr.-- Mr.. Semmon.
viii remain In this city probabl, only today
and To morrow. These, therefore, who wish
to supply themselves with Brazilian Pebble
Sp~ciacles had better avail themselves Of the
present opportunity. All who wear speclacles
should obtain pair Of this improved kind
aud a. they are sold only by Mr. semnons.
another opportunity may no, oder soon again.
liz il nj the l.e Claire Hous.
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ArorsrA, Sept. =.
The Baptist Central Association Of Georgia
., q recent meeting In Morgan county, repro
baied the action 81 the American Tract Soeie-
" Ia regard Ia Slavery, and recommend III.
Withdrawal of their patronage from il, until III.
society feseind their recent action, and 20 back
to silence on the subject OF Slavery.
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tT People are impatientiy awaiting tho
time for the renewal Of gas. 1t is to be hoped
this time will not bs postponed beyond the
date originally contemplated. This thing II
doing without gas is all humhus
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E0e The attack on Mr. Davis, proprietor oi
the New Pennsylvania House in y~-tertia, :
DeMocrat we think unics~rved Both edit.
ors Of the Gazette have lived near nrighbor.
to this Hotel, and can bear evidence tina, il Il
one of the most orderly houses In the city, and
one Of the most systematically kept. Mr.
Davis Is prompt In all his arrangement, strictl,
Just, and he expects Others to be the same
lie has one Of the best aud largest hotels In
the city and II bears coed name.
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Low PRicr ~ WngAr-A citizen who has
just returned ffon, the centre OF Illinois. says
thai 81 cents II the highest price nov being
paid Tor wheat IL that region. Al Monmouth,
he counted nearly hundred teams al o'cloek
IN the evening, waiting ior their turn 10 be
weighed. The price paid was &c. Our far
ners here are receiving 20 cents but We think
this price viii experience decline
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

WOMAN Missisa.-The wife of william Cur.
ran, of Coal Town. left home last Monday to
bus some dry goods AT Moline. having In her
possession over one hundred dollars. M. was
seen IN Moline that day since which time she
has no, been heard nom. Herself and hu.-
hana lived happil, together. ~ that no domes.
tic troubles eau account for her abs~nc~. She
"a tall woman of dark complexion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

CIRCULAR To LAwYsRs-W call the nj.
,eniion Of our legal friends Ia the advertise.
mehi of Lase, LANE 4 Co. relative 10 q new
law book they are about issuing. The adv~r,
tisement viii explain itself This work mus,
prove OF grea, value To every lawyer Of thi.
state, and issued under the supervision OF
Judge Bradford, we have no doubt Il will ul
timaiely become q standard book Of refer.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

IC Potatoes are selling at ~ cents per
hnshei IN Galena, and they arr very superb
r article. Here the, are selling at 80 cents
per bushel This price must come down
Our potatoes are no ways comparable to the
Gal-ia article an, how ss a general thing
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

tT There were some pretty hcay, srri
vals OF new goods Yesterday if the ladies'
csnaot at least in a few days, supply them
selves with everything hice desired by their
taneiful wants II will bc their own iault--or
else lecans- pap bub or hub went she'll
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

s4- The tall gothic windows oi the new N.
Lakes Church have been put In their places,
and the building nnw begins Ia look really
like church editice, and a very substantial
one ttst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-04

IL anl pF5laee AssAt faF AeCouB.ck's Reaper,
Second u es.ex Hasri-oat bayeaPsr,, Iowa
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