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~. A. NELAON,

NJ 4a 4 MULk80,
4~vOnFEcTIONkkY, Wholesale and kstAilCsaAy
~ sAAasfAcsssy. Third-st, between Aais and
Johnesa, asxt door 10 Kelly ALynsA.
special sttsssisa Will b. given 10 baking for par
ties, and done speo ths shortest notice.
Ksoksk. Jan. La-Aly
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kEO&Gk HIGH SCHOOL.
II 1NDER the auspices OF the undersigned 1t Is
~ proposed 10 establish an English and Classical
School OF such character and aus shall place II
In tho highest rank among the sch0ols VI our
country. The rooms to be occupied by this school,
-on the corner OF Concert and Fifthstrcsts.--are
pleasantly situated and vi ii be elegantly furnished
with all the appliances OF first class school
The school year will consist Of four quarters Of
ten weeks each,
The general design Of this school will be to
combine tho advantages Of home aurturs in phys
ical, mental and moral training, with instruction
in tbs various departments Of Literature, Science
and Art.
There will be secured the services Of full corps
Of competent teachers In the ancient and modern
Languages. mathematics. the natural ssiensss,
and All tho branches of Thorough Engiish sdu-
cation.
There will b. exercises weekly in Compesition
and Elocution.
There win b. three Primary, In
termedia,s and Acsdem,c.
IERMS;
Primary Department, per qaarter,........& 90
intsr@sdi..s Department. per quarter,".... - o. %
Academic Department, per quarter. IL %
These rates. payabls invariably by the middle VI
the quarter, ,defray the entire expenses Of tuition
IN all branches mot inc,uisd n the extra charges.
No deduction wiii be made Tor absence, except in
cases Of pT0trncted sickness.
Pupilk will be classified and promoted only
upon thpSpgh examination IN their previous
studaex.
By v lbefAi arfaDseuientw Win the Faculty OF the
Medical College, pupils pursu,ng their studies in
pbiiosophy, chen istry o. Poysology can have the
privilege oi their Lectures ana Demonstration on
these subj ects, without additional cost.
An extra charge will be made per quarter for
instruction given In French, German, Drawing,
Painting and Agricultural or Practical chemis-
try.
TRUSTEES.
Samuel K. Curtis, r. W. Potter,
X. p. Lowe, s.. s. Billings,
A. Bridgcman, w, s. McuAsic,
John McCuns, james r. Cox,
JIM. Shelley, j. Al. Love,
J. y. sanford. II W. sample,
James l.. Estes.
J. NJ. McLANE,
Keokuk, Sept. 21, '37-d Principal.
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fLGss ~ HsyyolsbsrgA, Ky.)
0AnkhAg ~ use

saakisg Nease
MArCM 4 Tm0MPsoN,
......-.......IOWA
DARTICULAR attsntien paid 70 collections, and
/ rsmittAAces made at csrrcn tratcs.
All bsssasss sppertaining to Banking promptly
attended 70.
HxeAsass on England, Ireland, and the Cont
sent. D. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
n1pkRENcKs:
I'M Morrison, Cashier Msnhattan Co., N.Y.
Chss b. foess, Cash r Commercial Bank, Cin.;
Kinney, Espy Co., Cincinnati;
s.H. Buiisn Cash Z Bank kentucky Louisville;
Carts Warren,
NortAers Bank Of Ksntu .rinston;
Taylor, Shelby 4 Co.,
YArnsrs' Bank Of Kentucky, frankfort;
CsnmsrciAl Bank Of kentucky, 4"
Darby . DafksdAle, St. Louis;
Pittnan Brother,
4. I. Tinkman . Co., Chicago;
Mitchell Cable. Rock Island. lnovl-d
pEMnNc 4 LOVE,
fsseesssoFs " A. L. Dening Co..
Danksrs and Dsaleps An Exchange,
MAia Sfvea, Keekxk, Jewa.
DARTTCULAR attention given TO cellsctions.
i Refer TO
g.w. .cl.rL, Dods. : Co., Ne.Yert;
Beebe Co,
Adaus 4 Dsekinshsns,
J. w. Clark + Co., Boston,
Drsxsl 1 Co., Philadelphia
E.w, Clark Co.,
Jehnstsn, BrotAsrs 1 Co., Baltimore,
x. W. Clark i Bros, st. Louis;
State Savings Institstion, :"
Bsasist Donnslly, "
Wa. Hsrrpa Co, ,Pit.sburgh;.
Csnneroisi Bank, ,CincinnAti;
| N. Corvith 4 Co., GaIensi
Hsren Brothsrs, Dubuque;
| D. 9. Convsrs, Esq., Caahisr State Bank Of Ohio
zanesville. (jy7
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DR. PROwELL,
II o NICE o PATHIST.
nF1ICE corner Of Third and Main, In Bsrksb
" 0allssy.
HoD@opsshae Book md Medicines furnished per
order spou few days Astiss. Domestic cascs Of
Homeopathic Medicine remedicated and rehlied.
nay37-dly
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

1907. 1857.
&c. Parroti A. Co.
A RE now IN receipt of large aud we'll selected
"A stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, selected
with great care for this market, to which the at
tsntion Of our friends and the pablc ia respectful
ly called.
1t is not our intention 10 say lin some persons
who have goods to sci J. that will sell 10 to rs
per cent. less than Any other house but ws do say
and b. iiese, ths, prices viii compare fayora-
bly with any regular house IN this city,
Give MS call, nj No. rs Main-st aud look for
yourselves. lsep3o- -d3m-w6m
DMEAS GOODN.
QLACh ana Fancy silks. French Merinoss,
II Plain, Printed and Striped Wool Do Lans,
Csshmeres. Popiins, Prussinn De Laius, CoburKs,
Alpscas, 4c., &c. Latest Styles
sepsod3in J. 20. PARRoTT 4 co.
ShaWIS, Glaaks nud Nantes.
RRoCHE, stella, cashmsre and Wool shswis,
- all grades, Ciosks and Nantes Of the latest
sepsadsm I.o' rAREoTr 4co.
Raasskesplns seoas.
LlGHT-QUAhIEk, 1854 and i2-l Linen and
IL Cotton sheetings, Pilow-cass Linens and Mus-
Shades and Fixtures, Wool and Cotton Dsmasks,
Table and Piano Covers, Maslin and Lace Curtains,
&c., in great variety.
.spsOdsm &c. PAKRoTr ) co.
carpets, ~.
RRUSSELS, Ingram, lem, Cotton and Ras Car
~. pctsi Floor OIL Cloths, Stair Carpets. Stair
Linens and Oil Cloths, Stair Eods; Russ snd Mats
in great variety. A good asssrtasat for ssis on
reasonable terms.
sepS0d3m J.C. PARRVT1 AGO.
EAGLE CLOTHING nT0UE,
MeCSas's Bsiaias, Csrasv u Mssa ~ Ssssas~sfs.
Fall ATran94nenes
rTSHE proprietor q The sees< estaelhhnsAt hsEs
st.. S-~.a{A - ~ =
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NoW TaaloreDU 0OOoos34
gIyHE sshsssfhes wtald take this method sf ia-
! kfRnisg ths esntlsDen 81 ksskak and vicinity
thaA ~ hae tahsas s
Store on 4tA st., bet. MotS and Blondsas,
Hsyss S..n sonn.ssss {or ssv,rsi y ri sss,s Win .:
of Ne Arst bosses In Boston, b feels cunAdenes
in inviting any 10 wsnt of Clothing 70 sAii and
examine ais StoSk, consulting II part et Black
Bsvs, 0ivs, 0resn, Brown ssd Asibary Irsash
Doaskins, OAssinsfss. Tich Btlk and 4Asssilles
vssMngs, Furnishing Goods, 1ri1ningy, Ae.
~ Il =. y. SMITH.
Keekuk, Iowa, Jsly ;, SD
E00 6K6. q. a. SAT- Tor ssIe u -
OUU jy39 W4. II. AUSTIN GO.
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FRUIT. FRUITl

KING 4 TAILOR,
VAoieaate Dealers IN Ysreigs ard Dcmssit6
rFuias and Nate, and CemSmts en-
Neesrssm W~sss~ sttr pv~@me~.
No. I, Main Street..............-.kE EOhUk LOW 4.
DEIN0 connected with the largest houses In
ID Boston. New York aud New Orleans, thoy are
enabled 10 obtain their supplies fresh from those
markets, which they viii sell as cheap - any
house in the west. The following 10 list Of part
Of thsir stock;
Oranges, Lemons, hansnas,
Pine Apples, Tamarind, Prnnes,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dates,
Dried CurrAnts, English Walnuts, Figs,
Almonds, Pscans, Fiiosrss,
Brasil Nnts' Pea Nats, Cocoa Nuts.
Bonnet 8loachoxy.
VXTHERE al kinds Of Straw and Lass Bon. -
w nses viii ~ slssassd aad psesssd II tAs
nosti iasAienAbl ] . stsrn ~ y. ~
q. .HRAEn0ON,
Jehssoa-ss. over tAs PesseasAs
Rsokuk, Nev.3t, 'bs-dly
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100. per 100 ID.

Frasr CLAss.--Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Dooks, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, bales and trunks,l 15o. Del 10 o lhs
Drugs lin boxes and bales)
Feathers, Pure, &c. 40.
I'd CLAss.--Domest Shsetip9,
Shifting and Ticking{i lin orig
inAi bAlssl Drugs (in oasks)
Hardware, Leather I'm rolls or '0e' per NV Ids.
boxcs,) Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Eastward. &C., 70.
Sd CLAss.-Anvils, Stssl, ,Chains
lin casks,j Hemp. Bacon and
Pork, Salted loose Or in saeks) 5Oc per 100 lhs
Tobacco, man nufactured except
Cigars or cut,l &C., &c.
Ath CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, Tin casks or
boxes east ward, D Lard and Lard 400 M, lo0 lhs
Oil, Nails, sodA, Ash, ,Gsrman
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Kosin, 10.
FLbUR-$l per Dbl. until further notice.
GRAIN-se cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, not exceeding 500 H.
weight, until further notice.
g. In shipping Goods from any point Hsst Of
Philadslphia, be particular to mark package "via.
Pennsy lvAniA Railroad" All 9oods conslvn.d ~
he Agents Of this Road at Philsdei eiphia or Pitts
burg, will BE- forwarded without detentiou.
FnKIcBr Assxrs-Hsrris, Wormley 4 Co. Mem.
phis, Tenn.i X. 4. sass4 Co., 81. Louis; p a. o..
Riley 4 Co., Evansville, lnd.; Dume,nil. Hall A
Co., and Carter 1 Jewe,t, Loui.viIIe. kv.. r.. G.
Meldrum, Madison, Ind; Sprigman Brown. and
Irwin Co.. Cincinnati ". W. Graham 4 Co.
zAnesv...e, Ohio; Leeeh Co., 81 Kilby street Bos
ton, Leech 4 Co., No. 2As,or House, New York. M
William street. and No. s. Battery Plaos, Nev
York 4. J. sneeder, Philadelphia Marraw 1
Koons, baltimore Geo. C.. FrAnciscas, ,Pittsburr
/ II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, PhiiAdel phi.
H. LOMBAEkT, SUIT, Alt,ona, Pa.
Jan l. lS57--dly
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1eokuk Marble Works.
= > ~ NOT RsrABLrsH1r 1850, = =
ThlRA street, BOT. Main x DlonAsau,
JNo. BAWDEN 4 BRO,
MANUFACTURES or
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, BURIAL
VAULTS, Mantlss. Table and Pier Tops. And
Y every description Of Plain and Ornamental
Work in Foreign and Domestic Marble.
iy16-dly
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b
DAY 4 BEERS,
LASD or soAGbo,
GgoceFss Coa0AssSen n msrchants,
AND DxAL8RS IN
FLOUR, FISH, NAILS, SPICES,
fls0BACCO, Cigars, Hrsen Dried and Preserved
i Fruits, " soAsn snA Willow Wore, Provisions
Cheese, Batter, tc., Grain and Country PYeAsse,
essnsr Of Main and 7th sta., Keok uk, lows.
nsy3od
D. 4. cuLLsy. D.. =. scovixLp, 1osr ,. HALssr.
CULLEY, sCOfIBLD 4 co.,
Wholesale and Retail dealers In
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Fourth st., Sst. Main and Johnson, Keokuk, Io~a.
Ao10rsssriss delivered 70 all parts Of the City
free II shaxgs. fj.lsd
j. e. rarYols 4 CO.,
Whlesale and Retail dealers in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And Ready made Clothing,
Vols Aain6trset, Ksok uk lows.
Apvl4-d
TMED. BM AsMER,
r Z A L E S 7 A T z b X o K Z r /,
Ne. - Main.Ss., bet. 81 4 4sA,
! pr7A KE0kUx. IOWA.
y. -. SMITH,
DEALER In REAL ESTATE.
nFFICE on johnson street, between 1nd And
~ I'd. [juns75d
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nLANK Ba0ks mads asA;Sslsd 70 any required
DpsttsJn.s Court Rseerde, justise 'Docksts, As
ssssors Book Psll 6sakas -, -, furnished at
haanl - any styls tssirsd. ssoy 5sgse9
~ n.udcry w.u Be soun3 S1 sssSs1 -.
next door - ths AthsAaums sign - H. "Big
Beck" 81 ssss4sssAs. ISAAC n. PlB1CI.
sAp IL s67-d kF
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J. II. BkRRDEN,
4 TT0RNRY sad Councillor ~ Law, aad sEent
n Tor the pafchAss and ssis Of hsal Estate. Cob
estins business attsadsd TO promptly, titiss Ak
aminsd, and : large nanbsr ofoity lots snd farms
always for sale.
my0d
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Cabus' Saloon,

e r . = IA DlH ~
Dsns st thsir Rssi4Nsees. of - ~ Sotoos.
The Psonrists - sAtislSA tAat - ssn HsN com
pete With any saloon u ~ uAisA4 statss.
i n. 4.-Wiss. Toapsss and Braids saa - ordered
ky Asas9fsmsnt. syS =. Q.
maylsd l.ss.s.l.
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McUsARy 4 Dracs,
RNEfS AT LAW,

A6OhO -AO " =
nxtlDH on Third Street, bstwssa Main and
/JoAnson, ovss ths Real Estate 06es Of Stry I or
W cod.
Prompt attention given TO soliciting aud secur-
Ing slstns and convey Ancing.
sfitiss real estate n mined and Netsrial
= sas trunenetnA. sRs4s sfnov1o-diy
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soc. Per 100 lbs.
400. per 100 lbs.
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l.ifIasx, al he uu,txa sls.ss

The Democrsi will find al its Or Tsneys
arguments relative 10 mlisa constitutes d
citizen 81 the United Stst-s oily answered
In TIE dse.saoa Of Jadge Gurus. We pub
Ashea an sbs.rsel Of ihA, opinion couple
dave ago We much ,e.rst nos having
space Tor The opinions q I'll these Judges
--byi these decisions with slir.r arguments
are 50 lengthy. that but is@ q the largest
civ psperr publish them. Tie vide spread
,udirustion at Jaage Tanes'- decision Is
40, 20 mnlh 70 that Portion - TREATING 10
s;r,zssshlp ia the United S'-fss, as to out
aide matters isom the resi question at issue
uh,rh sers made ATE subjects Of lod1ciai
opinions and declspon o. the subJect OF
citizenship. Judge cur''s' position cannot be
Undermined Let thoss Hh doubt whether
he OF Judge Tsses b. eorfsst, read heir
s,sume nss IN detail The Democrat Gem.
presses 10 sn editorial The srgq ehts Of the
Tsney side; we might ia : SIMILAR manner
give the srgune nis Of the opposite But we
r.rsr those interested in this branch OF the
.yb,sct h. the dseis ons themselves.
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DECIDEDLY HsGookIsH.--It is said that
10 bis lecture on mind your own busin sss.
Dr. Msgoon relates the following story:
Ayoung man weat from New York city
10 the West, where he commenced busi.
nsss On his own account, and married. His
friends in The city were interested in his
welfare, and when faer hant was about to
journey 10 the place where The young man
had located, he was requested 10 Visit the
smigrsnt, and ascertain how he lived, Whist
sort off vie he had chosen, his prospects,
dc.-Aecordingly the New Yorker sscer.
tained the residence of his young friend,
and called upon him quite early in the morn.
ing. He found him in q small, neat cottsge
and just taking bis breakfast. The intredIc.
ton Of the New Yorker 10 his wife y.s
quite of.hsnd and unceremonious, and he
was requested TO be seated and par,ske Of
the morning meal The young wife had pre-
pared the steak, biscuit and coffee with
her own hands and for table had used her
kneadng board, over which napkin was
spread and the aboard" placed on her lap.
The New Yorker declined seat at the ta-
bic, and took bis leave. On making his re,
port 10 his New York friends a. 10 how he
found his young friend living, he described
the style az "msgnifcen,!"-snd for the ex.
plsnstion o. the supsrlasve he said, that
were he the owner Of that young mans
furniture he would not take ten Thousand
dollars for the legs Of his table,
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Davenport, January let, 1857. LEVI DAVIS

PERFUAED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of disaxrssabs breath
when BY using the "BALA TaousAsD FLowERsn A. a
dentrihss would not only render sweet but leave IN.
ts~tn white - AiabAstsrl Many persons do not know
tL1r breath bad, aud the subject 10 delicate their
friends wiz nsSsr mention IT, Pour sinsl. drop Of
"bain on your tooth brush and wash teeth night
and morning 4 NIFTY cent bottle will las, year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be &C
CURED by using the BALM IHOg.AsD FLoytEs "
IL viii remove tan, pmpiss and eekios from the skin
leaving 1t Of soft and roseats hue. Wet towel paur
on two o. three drops and wash the lace night and
morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Ws, your shaving brush
10 either warm or cold water pour or three drob.
oi ~BALh o. lh9uaAsB FLOsEAs," rub the beard well
aud Is will make beautiful ssl lsther much taeta.
ting the operation OF shaving Price only ny e-u,. -
f0r sale BY all Druggists. r. ware oI eouuIetistts -
Asps oeaains usisss siEssd ny
VIZ FEfRIDGE q co,
~ zsAsE FRANKLIN Square, New YorS
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Davenport, March Is, 81.

pEEEsoLoSY AND CEINk.-The head of
verqer, the murderer OF the Archbishop Of
Paris has been examined q, the French
School of Medicine by several leading
and they slleee that Il offers
striking proof Of the truth Of the science
According TO their statement the most re-
msrksble Developments are those Of self
esteem and love Of admiration, and the
most deficient those Of smstiveness and the
social affections. His ersnium is 10 be pre-.
served In the museum Of the College
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Inc pranch lawyers Com ltion, o. meet
.ng Of The Bar No. 9, ssem3ied al Lyons 8
lew days ago, nominated ju &c Mitchell Of
Ibis city az candidate for & strict Judge
The bar Of THE city vas moi represented in
the Convention Several santlemsn who
started were unable 10 req 4 Lyons. We
Dresume the nomination u be entirely
acceptable to the Demsf tic party, for
whom and BY whose order vas made.
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There 10 no power in ran country thaAk
heaven, before which ircemea tremole and
whose dicsa they dare not saee,ion.--eaa
ssee
The above 10 tae language oftAe bucca-
neer. With the black aae fioatiag o the
laast-head OF his pira,ical oraft emblsecned
witt khe raw.hsad and bleedy hoaes. he
ah6ote ye6aace to ~ laws and gevero-s
ments oil men, and ere asheye 10 no pow
er in AAis oenntry. ho{ors which freemsa
,remAle, and whoss diesa they dare not
question. - Democrat
The question arises, 10 what oousuy does
the buccAaeer siiade when he - ealing up
on the broad bosom Of the ocean in his "ps
ra,ical craft"' Itsppears to Us an old raw
hssd and bioody-bsaes pirate, would be
making . beautiful exhibition ei himself
standing on his quarter deck with not an
s,om Of mud in sight. shouting in defiance
"there 10 no power in tais county" 60
Don't you thing %, thou most venerable Of
oil nsighboess But |. appears there are
some .Bachanisrs" on land who don't tsei
quite 20 free a. the water sharks. There
Is power ia THE country. If We may Judge
by the Democrat article, before which
they tremble. and whose &cta they dare not
question. Whether this power belongs to
Police Judges q Criminal Courts, our
neighbor does not specify. II there 10 any
power in this country exercising such an
indsence over Aoasst frsemsn, We should be
happy to know what il 10. We can imag-
iue, OF rather We knor . poweT, before
which certain political trieksters and dema-
eocues tremb.e. and to whose dicta they
q sevilely submit ~ down trodden sub
iects obey the commando sof q monsrchis
despot. That 10 the Pro-Slavery power,
This power made the Pierce adminisration
humble itself 10 the dust, and brough,
the great Denecrs6e party to it knses. ant
i, has made the majority Of the Sspreme
Court flow i,s judicial neck, II now Jhss
little Democratic editors criuging at its feet
acknowledging il as power before which
Ifreemen or men who should De frssmeI
uemble, and whose diets they dare no
question. II tAn be not the power, or !
the Supreme Court itself be no, the pow er
which the Democrat rebukes Us for not ad
hitting as that before which freemen should
tremble, will it please specify what tina
power is 1t condemns US for using ths
language il quotes above. We now wan'
TO know very definitely Just what power we
have ia this country, before which treemer
who are no, rogues uenbie. We want Z
know what throne there is erected ia this
Republic before which freemen must bow
and whose dictations and decisions freemel
dare not question, but which they mus
bend 10 servile submission.
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MuEpnEl OF NoleEos AKsnrlD.--
aeKin the murderer Of Norcross At
Altoona. Pa, has been arn ed. This was
q horrible murder. perpets ID for money,
the murderer having beer steemed a. a
warm friend by his victim. Their acqusint-
unee wac made at Dubuqo Dr. N. was
40, well and started To- home East.
With some money about BIZ gerson, end ia.
liag siong MeKin and pa ng his expen'
, 20 ss friend. Ga the Wy Mckin mur
dered him. He Knocked b.m in the head,
,hsn cut his throat and laid the body with
r.sor by its side on the railroad track. to
lssvs the impression that DR.. N. had con.
n,,sd suicide. But the body was discover.
II heioss lie had departed. A very heavy
,.v.rd had been offered for MeKin. He
%. arrested a. little hotsl in the Allie
.h.sy mountains, whore be wss acting =.
sestlsf
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The receipts Of gold from California thus
far this year are $500 s5, shows fall
ing OF ss compared with las, municipal
year Of u 81, 800.
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A sure way to make fortune soon 10 to buy
the Right Of one Of
Clark's Celebrated Flour MILLS,
NEwIN

'EHK cheapest, most simple, durable and compact,
requiring less power, less attention, and making
. larger yield and better qualify oil -four, than any
othes MIL in use or for sale Mil can be seen, do
ing merchant commission and custom business,
corner Of Perry and T.ird streets, Davenport,
Iowa. Weguarantee the 80 Mills 10 perform as We
represent and 10 grind over ten bushels wheat per
hour, Call and see for yourselves. For Rights ARD
JACOB WkAvER, JR.
p. 8. Circulars and certificates sent spon sPpn.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-21
CITY PROPERTY

A0O1 EhTY
3ei-A frame house Of ri
sr srn 10y east half Of 10, soms well un,,b,
'"o''' "0'' OF Harrison, sa4oo. block % On an
se2-A house on +th 1t. pes,p
'ss-a house on 3D. street A..
south SIDE ssxi5o, 600 per tsa, Rouse from Io,.
80: 81 a; on, story heass win ,o
"s"' 'a'sot lot block Ia and kitehss
o i nsci.,l., $3.50 sas and south Of in eIo.,
As4-A beautiful lot on Locn.,
nor w :" ih0ma' addition, ane ioc.gooO .lso Cor
3s7-2ti acres 9 miles from ma.
uAted, 500 per ace. davenport, nnsly.
s,S and on OH s .sov house on Gaiae. .l,.o,.
9.n .nu ~ east side, 2 rooms xi,as street teiWsst
lots aud block y, Irice sioo 'tshen Hnd si.ts,
addition. siooo, Forest q unisttL
39l-Lot7 block 1 NeI,,..
Brady and Clay, $1,000. aiss addition,
FROM r.ssr .I si:o Or LEES to .ui purchaser.
Sas-.A good business stan Ia i.s
s'n ana ROCK Island streets. s-.s 'o' l7yssuoB
3st--W lot 3biock 10 on a,
1850 rooms sistern, well, s,a Biz ,tIssL
M-houss snd,lots and2bass
la easoo house y roem., .prlps aa.ksr'sa
Ds.Ihe ives. half OF lot ht,..
o"' WIN one'tory foms hou.s sI .n'i
3ss-A four story hriek .to,ssp
| and Fourth SITS. 'e corner Of Br,sr
to0-la acres in East psyeuno,,
addiuos, north Of Locust strse, - 'eH 10 Christie,
tal-Houss and lot en- Ma,p .t,..,
81 Maveriy house, 0loOo s'i ntG lot so4lb
ND hosse and lot In East p., febaa
uloea house Of ak rosns, ya pyrs, east kof
"fh' wood shed, &c; price $500. s''a cellar, CIT,
3as--Lot7 block and 10 and %
aau'''oh' hoarthe Female College 'falsoa,
No. S52-Lot No. Y in block ga "a. a.,
son.. upon wh eh erected Two ~ 4. lot
ssAois brings In rent If t576 Der saop ana
| price $500 ''4F'' s''aoa 'ssdditt,u
ass--A house and lot on south 100,
and ssinss streets; $3.50. S'' corner Of itl1
ti2oa X essh ssi.n .s0 o,s II Fast Davenport MI,
year. cheap properly. f''''
| 3ss-A double frame nou.s b..
Finn lot blsck as. 'eff Street, Eest
coy -soutn t6iset Of 10, sa the Ga ma,
| ysan. ''S' 20 Isaac Of nne
soi-H acres one and . hal utgss t,.
dubuque road, ei0Oo. '' Ho@ town Oh
49, hv.se aud lot corner Kiptsy and la,h ,,,.,-
| 'oo"'' pAssmehlan we'll, segG 'A 'ss",
xTs r., rev ofleA hss,e on Fkmsn ,,rcs, Ia, -,
Seo--iSa houses ol Hsfrtsu ..t ,,.,
1ao AAs rooms, cellar, etslefn, stshI. sliess
its, corner. The other has -, 1t !oI a4a
| eissern; terms liberal '"""s' cellar and
4 Hhd LOT y h cetHtt Hsr,t..,.s.s -.
sas, aes DE frame house, O good ,ao,n. ~ ~, islh
essy e's't NJ ssa!A and term.
| 'oau-heate aud lot near 1854 ai,t gi,t.v .,..,.
''e'Ai'o'h mouse srooms aud eastern '' '''S''r
a's-~sacres in sortn us,enuaFt
haass WIN rooms, &, zoo. s'~'' HHA'
as-A house sHa lot 10 islae f., ,s,.,.o.s =,
% Iowa and 81 sls.i tot 2s.lsy, .lo,E ~
IT,. -, a1 stotJ Isme house sIlh : rooa.sH, 7,
""' VI msin ana Locust Sta, sls0J
317--Lot Z block ) Win s,,sban ..az
S4s~sH let In the tnxn n, 4 -