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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18
I.ynchiug In Cedar.

We notice in the Muscatine Journal
an article from information given them
by Mr.. Wise, portion Of which is as
follows:
Gleason and Soper were tried by the
mob in the court yard at Upton, and on
Friday evening were taken to Big Rock
eighteen miles above Tipton) and hung.
Soper made full confession, implicit
ing twenty or thirty citizens Of Upton
and vicinity as being concerned with the
gang. Some Of these have absconded for
fear Of lynching.'
This article is going the rounds of the
papers, and has even found its way into
the Chicago Tribune. We would re-
specially asl; Of both these papers to
correct the error. Both Of the Upton
papers have published full and correct
statements Of the whole affair from be-
ginning to end. Let them look at these
journals and correct this, as it is sean
dal upon our town. ..
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The best and most cffectual check es.
or given to verbose pettifogger occurred
in : well known western city, and Is with
in our own knowledge Is q fact. Much
against his win, shrcwd, plain spoken,
straight forward citizen was called from
his business and forced upon jury to
pronounce verdict over some point OF lit
igation. He sat some time patiently un
till he got the merits Of the case and saw
the matter was just worth the toss Of a
red cent, and far worthier of being so de-
cided than thrust into court Of justice.
Yet pedantic looking lawyer got up,
having an ostentatious display oflaw books
before him and giving every indication
that he was going to commence prol'x
fanfaronade, kind of forensic oratory
for which he was somewhat celebrated q
mong the diiferentjustices courts and 9TH
er bars Of the place. several POM
pous hen.s and hdrs, he commenced -
Gentlemen Of the jury
"Look here" said our juryman, rising
and pulling out his watch, eve just got
one remark to make before you 60 on.
II you talk more than fee inmates IA
give my verdict against you. Now you
see the less you say the better
The lawyer took the hint, consented te
be choked of, and was rewarded by the
paltry verdict he wished to gain. Pc
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The fnneral of Mr.. Marcy.

The telegraph having furnished but a
very brief account of the funeral of Mr..
Marcy, at Albany, on Wednesday last,
we gather = few interesting particulars
from the New York papers Of Thursday.
Forgetfal of al political differences, the
people seemed impelled by common inl-
pulse to pay due honors to the mortal re-
mains of one Of the most eminent citi-
zens whose names grace the proud an
nails Of the State We quote from m Al
bany letter:
The exterior Of the capitol was most
gorgeously decorated with the habilia-
ments Of mourning, the pillars in fr,nt
being wound with interninglcd white
aud black, the flag upon the staff being
at half mast, as indeed were all the flags
in the city. The inner. hall was sis,ilar-
" dressed, the columns, walls and cntran-
ces to the various chambers being draped
in black. The Assembly Chamber, in
which the funeral exercises took place,
was most solemnly decorated and arrayed,
the desks having been removed, and the
walls and facings Of the galleries being
deeply draped with the insignia of grief.
In the centre Of the circle, directly in
front Of the speakers desk, was the bier
upon which the coffin rested, the consti.
tuition Of the country being placed upon
the breast of the illustrious deceased.
The pail bearers were seated on either
side Of the coffin, and tho mourners at
the head Of the coffin, while the Burgess
ses Corps occupied position on the
right.
At three o'clock every building on
Safest. and Broadway, for three miles,
was draped in mourning, and the white
and black cloth intertwined presented q
splendid appearance.
At 2 p M all the bells in the city
commenced tolling, and did not cease do
ing SO until the close of the ceremonies
The venerable DR.. Mott opened the flu.
neral services with an eloquent prayer
He was followed by the Rev. DR.. Sprague,
who read portions of scripture. A beau
tiful discourse was then delivered by
Rev. DIR. Hague. The exercises closed
with prayer and bcnediction from Rev
DR.. Welch.
After the imposing military procession
came the hearsc, drawn by four white
horses. On each side Of it were the mem
bers of the Burgesses Corps in full uni
form, without arms, as guard Of honor
The coffin that contained the remains
of the illustrious dead, was of fine rose
wood. Attached to it was silver plate
engraved with the following inscription
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18
Railroads.

We see the proclamation in the Ana
mosa Eureka, for two votes to be taken
in August, by Jones County, upon the
question of subscribing to railroads One
of the propositions is to subscribe
100000 to the Wapsepinicon and St.
Peters Valley Railroad, the money to
be expended on the line from the west
line of Jones County, via Anamosa, to
the south line of Jones County. When
it is intended to extend this road to us
we have not positively learned, but have
been informed that it is intended to seek
connection with Muscatine, thus to
form connection frem that city to Min
nesota. Let our Upton folks now awake
to their interest Here is road pro-
posed which can be brought here if the
proper exertion is made. Let Com
mittee be appointed to investigate this
matter.
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How TO DO Tin the Grow Wing
in Minnesota, there were 81 votes east,
al for the black democracy. They were
cast mostly by Indians. The Indians
were civilized by dressing them up in
white mems clothes. If they had had
clothes enough it is said the vote would
have been much larger. As it was they
had only one spare suit, and couldn t
change it quick enough to make up more
than ~ votes with what white votes
there were in the precinct. A Bucha-
neer trick, all over. No matter whether
the voters aae niggers or lndiandians, or
legal voters at all or not, SO they can only
be got to vote right.
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WILLIAM l. MARCY.
DIED JULY 4, 1857
AGED rs YRS, 5 NOS AND % D'Ys.

Following this came the mourncrs and
pail bearers in carriages.
These were followed by carriages con-
tanning ex-presidents Van Buren, and
Pierce, Gov. King, Elk Governors Hunt,
Fish, Seward and Bouck Hon. Preston
King, Hon. N. p. Banks, Senator Beck
man, and other distinguished persons.
These were followed by the Fire De-
partment, under the command of the
chief engineer, McQuode, and the visit
ing fire companies, consisting altogether
of twenty-ninc companies. After these
came the Marion Rifles, the Young
America Life Guard, the Order of Free
Masons, the Order of Odd Fellows, and
the civic societies, with large number
of citizens On foot.
The procession took an hour in passing
a given point, and was altogether the
largest ever witnessed in this city. There
were twenty-five bands of music in it.
The day was fine and everything pass
cd off well.
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TIP r. q "


INDIAN TnoUBLEs.--A gentleman
just down from Fort Riley informs ps
that several settlers up the Republican
River had been killed BY the Cheycnnes,
They had campcd about twenty miles
above Fort Riley, and taken several emf
grant wagons, and cattle numbering
nearly 1000. The citizens turned out
to aid the osn;grants, but were driven in
with the loss OF several men. They ap-
piled to the Fort for aid, but were in
formed that there were only twelve SOL
diers there, the remainder being down at
Fort Leavenworth taking care Of the
Abolitionists. The women in the vici-
nifty of Fort Riley were anxious 70 leave,
becaase the frontier was left entirely un-
protected. A few weeks since, $50
Usage Indians left their country in the
southeast part of Kansas, stealing some
twenty-five horses from the settlers in
the vicinity of Cofchique, and went on
the California trail to the west. It is
supposed by the people there that these
are the Indians who have murdered and
robbed the emigrant trains. They felt
aggricycd by the conduct of some Of the
emigrants in passing through their ma
ton, and it is feared they followed them
for revenge.
STATE CONVENTIONAL Delegate
Convention of the Free State party is To
be held at Topeka on the 10Th inst, to
nominate candidates for Representatives
to Congress, and to ill vacancies in tho
State organization, and for any othe,
business appropriate for the State or.
ganizatien when met. The basis of re-
presentation will be the number of mem
bers each district is entitled to in The
General Assembly, adding such add
tional numbers as the increase of popu
lation viii justify.--Herald Of Freedom
| 4th. -e.@ ...a..... . 81
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Colonel Cumming has arrived at st.
Louis on his way to the territory. lie
was formerly merchant in extensive
business ut Augusta, Georgia, where he
became insolvcnt. Subsequently he es-
tablishcd himself as sutler to forces ST.
toned at Jefferson barracks, and after
wards was appointed Indian agent, in
which capacity he served at the time OF
his appointment to fill the post Of Cover
nor Of Utah.
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EXEGIETnR,S NOTICE.

DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that. ct tn
i July Term, 1851, ui the foantv CouFt If t'e.
dar county, Iowa. the Executors u the estatt Of
Joel Lewis. deceased, filed his final report ct the
settlement of said estate, and the hearing Of =ad
report was continued until the August term I>5'
OF said Court
All persons interested are therefore nntAt
unless they appear and object thrieto, that .a'd
report will be approved, and said Execute T., lis
charged from further duties or LIABILITY 81"
premises. WELLS SPitER
Alta Conn. -l,t-.
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THE BURDELL CAsE.-Somc inpor-
tant and very singular and interesting
evidence was elected on Friday last, in
the Burdell investigation. 1t was pro-
ven that DR. Burdell had hired one len
mis- Hubbard to poison Mrs. Cunningham
that Mrs. Cunningham had stated that
she would never marry Burdell, as he
was man who hated her-and many
other curious things.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

DuBL!C NOTICE is hereby given that a. L
4 July Term, 1857, of the Count, Court OF
dar comfy, lows, the Executors of the Estrt.
James H. Whitson, deceased, filed their fuoj n
port OF the settlement Of said Estate and the hes
Ing or said report was continued until the AaEu
Term, 1851, Of said Court. All persons intefe r.
are therefore Notified unless they appeal, futt
defense or object thereto. that said report i'll
approved, and said Executors discharged FREE
iurtncr duties or liability in the premises.
zfw4 WELLS SpICER TO Judge.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

DEBIlC NOTICE is hereby given that. 81
i July Term, 1857 of the County Gun,
dar county, Iowa, the Executor Of siha J.,
deceased, filed his final report, in the SIT
OF said estate; the hearing of said report IS
lnued until the August term, ls57, of said
All persons interested are therefore IT, .,.
less they appear and make defense of hs i 4:
to, that said report will he approve - i ..
discharged from further duty and Hau,5..
premises. WELLS SPtna
21w4 C,l,nfv
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More Indian Murders al spirit Lake.

The Galcna .iirr. uniformed by Capt
Parker, Of the Fred Lorenzo, who left
st. Paul Saturday evening, that amessen-
ger had just arrived from Spirit Lake,
bringing the intelligence that the Sioux
Indians had made another attack ON the
white inhabitants bordering on Spirit
Lake, in Iowa, that more whites were Kill
led, many taken captive, houses burned,
dc. The white inhabitants and friendly
Indians Of the neishboring settlement had
atarted in pursuit. Chicalo Trio.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

IJUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that join
ID. Walker Executor of the Estate of -ama
81 walker. deceased, late OF Geo. county, Iowa,
mas MED, In the Office of the Judge of said eoua'r
ms nnai report Of his deiags on the premises.
Now, therefore, all persons Interested are noti,
ncd 10 ne anu appear ut the County Court, on The
hfst Tuesday tier the frs, Monla : in August
A. u. 1857, ut which time said report will he acted
upon; and II no objections exist thereto tn sans
WIN be confirmed, and said Executor Dis shar "a
from all further euts or liability in the .sa pr
ises IVA WE'LL SPIsFr fa3re
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NOTICE.

Dnblic Notice Is hereby given that, a t',
l. Term, 1857, et the county court ef
county, Iowa the Administrator as baas ~.
the estate Of John Andre, deceased, has f}t
tinai repent in the settlement of said ,sta'
hearing OF said report was continued unit 81
gust Term, 1857. Of said court. All per-
reSt,d are therefore notified that. unless Ii
pear and object thereto. that said report Is
approved, end said administrator be dlsrh-
from further duties or liabilities in the pie
ziwt WELLS SrICrR, county III.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-18

Nearly three thousand cmisrants left
the port OF Havrc during the month of
May for the port Of New York, and not
more than two hundred for all othen pors.
This Is an increase of more than thou
sand on the same month Of last year.
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EGGli NOGlGGS.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

DUBI.lc NOTICE is hereby given thai At the
l. July Term, s5T. OF the County Court a. &c
dar county, Iowa.
That the Executor Of stephen koahi deceit
filed his final report III the settlement at ~,a T.
tate. The hearing of said report vas continued
until the August Term, 1857, of said Crnrt.
All persons interested are therefore notitG l. M.
less they appear. make defense aud oleyt Thereto.
that said report will he approved ard Eyc,uto3s
discharged from further duty and hati'it> in tie
premises. WELLS SrhER
No. "a, III. Judge u ctar 10
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NOTICE.

Public Notice il hereby given that al the
Term. A. u. 1857, of the county court Of re
county. Iowa, the Executor of the Estate a.
drew Hill, deed, late Of said county has fcd
final report in the settlement Of said estate,
report was continued until the Angus, Tern.
Of said court All persons interested .Ae q
fore notified that, unless they appear ara
thereto, thatsaid report will he approved, IN
Executor be discharged from further do,
liability in the premises. WELLS srrcFt.
4w27 county .EH.5g
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The Spanish Government has author
lied its Consul at New York, to adyer-
tise for proposals for the supply Of X en-
lucky and Virginia tobacco, for tho con-
sumption Of Spain during the next four
years. 1t is estimated that the amount
required will be worth from FIVE to ton
millions of dollars per annunl
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with accounts of the raragcs of the grass
hoppcrs. These insects arc sweeping
away every inch o. vegetation from north
crn Minnesota. The st. Paul Times
says: I've speak advisedly, when VIC
say, tlas not one-half enough Of corn and
the cereal grains will be raised north of
latitude 10 to feed the resident popula-
ton. Ii the suppression of this unwel-
come fact would cause tho corn and wheat
to grow, or the grasshopper to emigrate,
we would not pen this paragraph, but we
deem it best that The truth, rs II is,
should ,. k,own
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Jones denies positively that women arc
angels and proves it by reference to Bib
lical research; "for," says he, if women
were angels, Noah's wife would doubtless
have been referred to as an Ark angel,
which she VA, not.
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Weighty Wives,

A traveller in Africa declares that he
met one King who had eleven portly
wives, all of whom were weighed month
ly, the one that weighed most being in
variably installed mistress Of the house.
hold until the time of the next weigh
ing.
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The rage for western emigration is be-
ginning to tell upon some of the towns
in New England and New York. 1t is
stated that census of Newburyport,
Massachusetts,, which has just been
taken, shows decline in population
since 1855, of between five and six hun
dred and there are many other places
that show a falling off in the number of
their Inhabitants
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange Office.

Exchange Office.
WIN. H. Tuthill. Dealer in Exchange.
Lr,ad Agencies.
H. O. Pfate, General Land Agedt.
Geo. whisisr, Surveyor & Land Ahent.
Insurance Agency.
wells spicsr, Agent Of the iEtna, the
Iowa state Mutual & Charter Oak Life lns. Co.
Attorneys.
w Wei !. s Essa; 5 5sss s MsosIn
James W. Baglsy.
Physicians Il Surgeons.
james Q. Turner, Scott Cowan.
O. Z. Chambers, j. Smith, Rochester.
Hall Z Long, Veterinary Surgeons 4 Yariers
Dentistry.
N. II Tullus. Permanently Located Dentis
Painting, of all kinds W. G. Metz.
Meat Market, nanl. Harrass
Lumber Yard, John II. Bireiey
VIM. Elliott, Manufacturer and Dealer,
Casad & Gilmore, do y
Kiser, Grew 4 Turner, do
7. Mahony Il Bro. Tailor and Cutter.
7. MANLY, Dealer in Ready made Clothing
Dry Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLES swErLASp General Dealer.
kisER CREW TURNER, do
J. ]. RAY 4 Co, do
i. CHILDs Co., Groceries 4 Wooden wares
Druggists.
II. HALL, Drugs Groceries, Notions, En-.
Gilbert K Co do do do
Reigart Mcnamara, Druggist 4 Pharmace lists
Furniture Il UphOlstry.
Vim. BAehEY, Manufacturer 4 Dealer
Brown 4 SEAMEN, do do
Stoves L. Tin Ware.
GEo TRIrcH Manufacturer d Dealer
). l.. FouLK, Manufacturer Of Tin Ware.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

I>HE Undersigned having been appointad
L eeutor Of the estate Of Jasper Scott dc
60, late OF Cedar county. Iowa, by the Co.
Court OF said county, at the July term, I855. 6
hotice TO all persons indebted to said estate
present their claim to the undersigned. duly
thenticated. 27w4 W. VI. WEifH
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Republican majority

In the Second Ward the Republicans
polled lI0 votes. The Ruffians arc com
plctely under COW in Lcayenworth. The
will have matters to suit
Observation-Disclosures Trib.
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II III IL

For Sheriff:
A, $. Lybe, 47votes T
Chauncy Finch, 10.
& Robt. II. Kerr, l3a
1 w. II. Hammond, 8. M5s@
On motion, A. s Lybe was elected by
reclamation.
For assessor:
Zenas Brown, 4ssotes
E.A. Gray, II
I. NJ. Curtis, 5
S. Negus, s"
Zenas Brown was then nominated by
reclamation. sE. aaa.,
.s& For Coroner ::
G. 4. Pound, 25votes
Capt. Spence, Is I"
A. Parsons, 80
No choice-2d ballot:
G. A. Pounds, 40 !"
SaPt. 5peACo,
A. Parsons, 32
G. A. Pound was then elected by ac-
clamation. r..u.....
For County Swreyor
NJ. G.. Miller, 5lvotes
J. d. Durbin, g."
VIM. McLain, -21 I"
NJ. G.. Miller was then declared the
nominee by acclamation.
The committee on permanent organi-
cation then reported, recommending the
following as the Central Executive Com
mittee: '".
DIR. j. Maynard, J. NJ. Kynett and
Hiram Hammond, Of Centre; J. II.
Leech, Sugar Greek, and Thomas Robin
son, Daytou--which was adopted.
The following persons were then elect.
ed delegates to attend the State Conven.
tiop to be held in Iowa City, in August
next: .ro. r..
Robert Cover, J. II. Lcech, j. w.
Cattell, Edgar Wright, +. Butterfeld,
II. G. Coe, Wells Spicer, Zenas Brown,
Hiram Hammond, w. p. Wolf, Thomas
James and j. A. Mocy.
On motion, said delegates were autho-
rized to fill vacancies. .....
On motion, the convention then ad.
journed with three hearty cheers to NEE,
at the polls on the lst Monday in Angus,
next.
THOMAS JAMES, Pres't,
j. W. C.TrELL,
j. II. LEEcH, Vice Prest's.
A. s. Lyle,
DAVIS McCARS, Secy's.
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Land Warrants.

THIS IS silII further advance OF two
cents per acre. = Wompson's Reportfr,
1nth.
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GREAT B1RGAINSIT

A FARMFOR SALE, ten miles c,y. :.
IA Upton, on the Davenport road near RON RON
ton Grove, containing 1893 acres; So of viii, Us
good timber; $50 under fence, with 50 on.. are
tame mead ", nice Young orchard nC ig;t"
Ing trees; new frame house with len ron,,a VT,
good cellar A coed frame barn; good we'll ~.
water at the barn, and one at the house WI . 81
stock water on the place. soo'
A good brick House and small j,an,s a,,
ling with two Lots, Oh the corner ~ ~
Birely House and on the same i. u .talI anD
for eight head of horses ''''ih5
Two lots on corner west Of BiYei, HOUSE v,,.
good frame Blacksmith Shop, AMI ...,d ,. .''l
dwelling lG by IS; three rooms. '"'n'
Also, 65 head of cattle some ten at e.. rr...,
Of work Cattle. All of the above p. r,,(. t0se
purchased on the most reascha} l. ,,ns hra' -,
ling ON either J. II. BiRELEl y '"'
5l-u II. c. P1ATT, or X l1'..FII
1TOUsE FURNISHING c0ans.-
IL sisting Of silver plates. hritta3.r ,,ern,nr
silver planished and iapanned ware T., lew '. "a"
trays, wooden and willow ware, brt .agcs la
kets, door and table mats etc, etc.
rs J.6C, -. N,er,
Fl. q. PIATT.
Attorney and Counsellor ct T,vv
Real Estate Broker and Gen LAM
AGENT
Triton, IOWA. Once in the = AZ. Hoa.
A STOCK FARM FOR SAIL
A first quality, mo. A" stock fsr}r contain,
ing $40 acres.
Prairie I.and-The sw Dr. OF Sec :. .r1.
Also--The sc Or Of ne or of Sec. a. ylx
Also,-The " hf of Sc Or Of Sec, Il, Il 70 =" II.
Also--The NV ar of Sec. 8, tp. a., r2w ,r,,.r.
ing l60 acres.
Also-A number of Town Lots in T. ,.s ,
| Ii. {. rIAt .a,.t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head we will insert condensed sec, no.
tees, at 10 cents per GBe for each insertion, -
per month, OF IS cents per quarter or $50 per year
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Republican County Ticket.
4 For County Judge,
GEORGE SMITH.
For Recorder Il Treasurer.
JOSEPH II. CUE.
For Sheriff,
ADAM s. LYBE.
...s For Coroner,
c. A. POUND,
For Assessor,
NJ ZENAS BROWN.
For County Surveyor,
MARTIN q. MILLER.
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Triumph Of the Republicans in
iseaven worth.

An election for Councilmcn came off
in Leasenworth on the 9th ult, to Gil
the vacancies caused by the resignation
of the old pro-slavery board. The Re
pablicans were entirely successful. In
the Second Ward the Pro-Slavery men let
it 20 by default They made fight in the
First with the following result:
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Three Republican candidates Il.
Three Pro-Slayery candidates 6:
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FURNISHING MACHINES OF I, and .
i Horse Power.
200 Rail Road Barrows
Ames Shovels icithoM straps.
Buehwheat Tarnip Seed.
For sale at the Farmers Store, corner of Rock
Island and Front Sts, Davenport, by
Ems JOHN II. NOURSE