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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

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FLORENCE. Nehrns1
gro a. SARGENT. Pref } n PARKER. CAsh
gTVuE undersigned pr"prietofs Of ID" bahs ~
i Florence Nebraska nrr by ~" pro-
tsions a. its Charter. Individually r"spIsib
fr all H. Issues and will redeem the No"s ~ sad
institution at It's counter M the CITY - Florcne" In
coin and ~ either 81 their Banking Houses. In east
ern rxchsngr. In spcci. nj sam" rates Of Other
currency.
COOK A SARGENT Davenport
COOK SARGENT h poWNEY lowstHy lows
COOK SARGENT n COOK Port De- IRE
COOK SARGENT PARKER, Uorene" Nsbrasha
in'y 18th 1886 -iis
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c nian> great many beautiful GLARS, Usndk
chiefs Sleeves, Rand, Fllmici.c Laces ard Edyti.
and C. mplete stock ~ Velvet aul ether Dress a
and Cl,ak Trimmings. Our stock II
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Cot NYYs ssENTIoN.

A county Convention is to be held at
Watab, on Saturday next, for the pur-
pose Of nominating delegates to the
Convention to be held at ST. Paul on
the 18th inst. to put in nomination can
dates for State officers, and three Re-
representatives. to Congress under the
State Constitution. The initiatory steps
tor this County Convention should
have been taken by the Committee APP
pointed by the Democratic Club for
Benton County, lately formed. These
Clubs are being formed all over the
Territory, and the objects of them are
to cali preliminary meetings, appoint
times and places for holding Conven-
tons for making nominations, sc. -
Still we hope for the sake Of union that
all precincts in the county will be re-
presented, and that everything will be
conducted with fairness and with view
o. the we|lbeing and tie credit Of the
Democratic party.
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HoNESDALE BANK. \

We learn by Hon. u. w. Hamlin, Of
Honesdale, Pennsylvania, whoshas Just
arrived IN town. and who il one of the
directors Of the Honosdale Bank, that
the paper of that Bank il perfectly good.
that east il IS above suspicion and
that il has not lost ] dime BY any ofthe
recent failures. Mr.. Hamlin heard
nothing against the credit of this Bank
until his arrival al 81. Paul. Undoubt-
edly the money y perfectly good.
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4sBORUI' & CfY.aJNPLIJv, ].

"OULD respectfully inform the Merchants
~ and tho public generally that they have,
bought out the interest Of Messfs. Burbank & Cor:
in The Forwarding and Con,uiissio business; and
that they can afford increasnd facilities to 5nlF
those who may favor them with share Of their
They wiIlat,cnd II, general storasr.,
Forwarding. and Cs,umissions business, III their.
Wal enuase % the Lower landing. Having,
Ieaseathe Wharf Boat, those who ship to them.
vii save expense Of tlrayages
Il EIFEREN CES:
E cronin, Huxthan and Lear, Now 4Yoss, i
]. Harmon and Co, Buffalo.
James G. Fargo, Chieagrs-
Ma,her and Co., g
II +. McCIoskey, Galena..
u Fl. Campbell, /"
+. s. ,Jessup asd- CO., Dubuque:
Chouteau asd Vale, st. Louis:
Borrp.a'vl Onkea; st. Pauli
S.. Paul, M. A.. an, IF
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IB. B9 MIMI H ~ pii colnl N NJ
Ckafl1 az, Is sss'S 4
CaIyfti ruttlB, II
WIN N. Rahella ,.' 8.
Edwin 4: lo T eborn county.
David Gilman. VI Bsnton county.
/ ID. %. Wait, VI Stearns county.
/ j. @ Shsply s s'4 IN NM q
Jno. s Tenyoordo III Steasns county
WIN. sturgis, Of Morrison county.
Nv. w. Kingsbury, Of 81 Louis county,
e. "A. Barrett, s. ..ss b IS
Robert Kennedy. d Scott county.
Frank Warner, S S. 4
VIM. al. DSvls vs. sss
Daniel }. Burnes, Of Dakota county
Joseph Burwell, =
Henry G. Baily, !"
Andrew Kegan g
James McFetridge, Of Pembina county
j. Jerome, ss s 'ts3s II 4
Xavier Cantell, ~ s#i
JOSEPH Rolette, sa s
Louis Vasseur, Fs Ft3
James g, Day, 0f Houston county.
OF w, Streeter, 9'
Thos. H. Armstrong, sf Mower county
Joseph R. Brown, u Sibley county.
G, E. Flandrau, DC Nicollett county.
Francis Baason, Of Brown county.
VIM B. McMahaD ,of Blue Earth county
]. III. Swan, an LeSeuer county
Alfred III A1as ~ Hennepin county.
Attest u. j. NOAH, See'y
Of the CONSTITUTIONAL Convention.
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Is ~ n
'IR() n OR 81 n
NTcOLs Il BERKEY,

|yNTHOLE SALE Iedlerx ii Iron, Nails, Steel!.
Nv Plcws,. Axes epFings, Axies, Anyils.
ayils;V Ices, Delto,es, sDd Heavy Hardware sesr,
rally aiso, Agents FER Hssrinss and IIeits's sFir
Prool Safes, ~ abashaw STREET, are now rcreivisg;
theft lsrge stock consi.tingia part Of III
$50 tsns OF Assorted Irpa, as tons Plow SteeI,
1000 kegs of Assorted Nails, s tons Spring Sir~t,-
u u Cast Steel, 00Srfs Axies, so pairs Of Ell
eptic Springs, 5000 hi. harrow teetl tons grind.
stones 200 boxe@ window glnss 5000 U.s. pore whito
lead and zinc, Einsecd Oiland Varnish, 100 iandes
Flows i Anvils, Below, Vice, s,iorihg,, Hand
and Sledge. Ha'nmera, large Iron Kca,es, Axes, b
Saws, Crowbsrs,, Cable as,A Log: Chains, Wagon
and Bnggy Boxes Screw rNes N Nuts, Washers, and
a large assortment IF yucanised Rubber and IA,,h.
er Betting, Lace Leather abds Gum Packing for En-
sines, ete. ,etc;- sa3 89s@f a8af a4#
J. ~ All which they aillsell a, low price, and =
liberal Discount will be given to the trade.
ST Paul, Jnne IL, '56. 49yl
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EDWARD 0. HAMLlN
: NC Fl Us !,
SAUK RAPIDS MIN.

Business hours from u II 4. from 4 70 u. n
EEyXCHANGE bought and sold Money H.
- vested and Loans made % Real Estate On
The most favcrabls terms, WI achtbh eases u cer-
itifcats Of the Register Of The proper County
that TIE property Is uaencuna5 mill HI al
cases be required isss55l 'e'.st
EF.EsR ENcEs: . Il
Hon. Alex. RAMSEY, Ell. GAVIN. r.. Saint Paul
RoRuP & OAKEs, Bankers,
III. KNox, s. Co., Bankers, Minnesota
ID. B. DoRMAN, Banker, ST. Anthony, M. 4.
s. B. 8 Lower, Esq, st. Cloud. M 7.
sWM. A. CARuTHRRs, Rag. U. s. Land Office,
Sank Rapids, MT
Hon. GKo. w. WOODWARD, Judge of Supreme
Court, Philadelphia Pa.
Rev. G. d. MILES, WI lkesbafre, Luzerne Co.. Pa.
Hon. N. b. ELDRED, Naval Officer, Philadelphia.
5. d. WARD, Esq, Cash. Of Honesdale Bank
Honesdale, Penn.
Sc. i'sss 8 s. ssv rs'A ely.
GOULD s. BROTHERS, Chicogo, Ill., s
Sank Rapids, NJ T., June rs, 81. n93tr
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whore he win keep constantly on hand and for sale
4 well selected stock OF of Boots and Shoes, for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children's wear; and he
hopes by diligence and strict attention to business,
to merit the patronage ofthe public Among his
stock on hand, and 10 which he Will regularly
be receiving large additions, Is meet the wants d
his customers and the public generally, viii be found
Ladies' Caters, Bootees, Shoes, Slip
.pers, Of all kinds Gents Fine French
Calf Skin Boots, Kip and Cow Hide
Do; Enameled. Patent, Cloth and Calf
CATERS, Of the best quality and latest
styles Pumbs, Slippers and Brogans,
&C., and Boots and Shoes for Children
Of all sizes and qualities, together with
many other articles not here mentioned but open for
the inspection Of the community, generally. ~ 81
Repairing Of all descriptions done with neatness
and on short notices. Boots and Shoes made to or
der Of the very best material tina, the market affords,
and warranted 70 ft,-or no sale. Mr.. p. respect
fully solicits the patronage Of the community, and
cordially invites all who may want any thing in his
line, TO give him call and inspect his stock, as he
feels satisfied that he can suit the most fastidios.
Il Sauk Rapids, Sept, /, 1857, nl03tf
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G I'll A N G 4 Q f
ADMIlNlSTR ATION.

THE Subscriber, wishing to inform the
l citizens Of Sank Rapids and sur
rounding country, that the '''ss'.'', a5
S ~ Il a nj M Z Z, IN s.
At sAUK RAPIDS, BENTON co.
has changed from the old Company to
the subscriber. and the Saw Mill is in
operation, and the Grist Mill will be as
soon as possible. The subscriber has
and will keep on hand all kinds Of Lum-
Der, Lath and Shingles, for sale, and
his patrons will be accommodated in a
short time with Flour and Mill Stuff
generally. The patronage of the COM
munity is invited, believing from past
experience and untiring efforts, to sup
ply the wants of his customers. that en-
tire satisfaction will be given.
x o. d. WEEP.
Sank Rapids, Nov. Is, 1857.
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TIL E 'FRONT.' Z r NJ An.
T Fl U RSDAY, Sc P r. 10. 1857.
CONSTITUTION or MlNNEsoTA.

d ~ Y II s.,t
We publish to-day, the Constitution,
formed by the late Convention at St.
Paul, to the exclusion Of all other mat
ter We deem il ofthe utmost impor-
lance thatit should be placed before the
citizens of Minnesota before the election,
that they may be prepared to vote I'M
derstandingiy for or against it. 1t viii!
be ratified by the people, unquestionabiy,
for it is an instrument Of which every
Minnesotian may feel proud. 1t is a
Democratic Constitution, therefore DEM
ocrats should be satisfied wi h it, and
more especially as it was formed by a
convention containing none but mem
bers Of that party. We thought 1t best
to publish it entire ia one number, SO
that it might be perused at once by our
readers, and then preserved for future
reference. Next week, we hope, will
be found the usual variety of reading
matter in ourNDlumns. .....
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IN PROBATE COURT, SHERBURNE co. /,
. N ING D TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

x Ta'Speciai Term of the probate Court held
n III and for the County Of Sherburne, at
Clear Lake, on the 9Th da, Of August, A. D.. 1857,
In the matter Of the estate Of James V.C Foyles !;
Present, Andrew Boyington, J uise.
On reading fling the petition Of Ebenezar Heath,
PRAYING, for reasons therein forth, that letters Of
administration on said estate issue to Eli Houshton
and Ebenezar Heath II il ordered that Satnrduy
the 9th day Of September, d. 1857, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing Of said
petition, and that the heirs law Of the said dcceas-
ed and all other persons interested in said estate
required to appear at a session of the Probate Court
then and there be holden, at Clear Lake, and show
cause, i thsre be any, why the prayer Of the pet-
toner should not be granted
nl0l-3w A BOYLNGTON, judge Of Probate
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{ - d 3, "a 2, + 4
NTARlRI lei,

At Fremont City, Sept, (lh, ~ Rev
s !. Hall III Sank Rapids, JoHn Nh
AID, n Miss EtLEa q lsxr, l6ctth o III
tiie iornsr plAce MS, " Y Y VI 'S' .|s
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BIG LAKE STOREL
.i0CFpH ppnyNN

IA Groceries, Provisions, etc. and deals ins
fms. An Of which will be furnished at a trif1inx
advance OIL St. Paul prices. Those wishing to sup-
ry themselves with provisions in The vicinity Of Biz
Lake and abnve there, will please call and examine
his goods and prices before gong elsewhere.
Big Lake, Beator Co., NJ. T., April 20, 1885,
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sE II @ Haulin, ESD, Banker of
this place, authorizes ~ % state that
he viii pay gold for Honesdale paper "
the current rates Of exchange, ~
redeem Il at pm with other c,ll'ren
81. ssssF Ss5
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+ 4 / h i =
MR.. HAMLlN'S OFFICE
on the river has got turning Lathe
in operation, where he will keep con-
stantly on hand, Bedsteads, Tables,
Stands of all kinds. Bureaus and all
work in the Cabinet line, and also sash
and Doors. Having served his time as
an apprentice at the Cabinet trade in the
East, and having been to q great OK
.pense in fitting up 9. shop. he aatters
himself that he can give all satisfaction
who may favor him withaa call. Turn
ing Of all dissertations done on Snort
notice, and also Repairing furniture done
with neatness and despatch. Give us q
call. STEPHEN g. CRAWFORD
Sank Rapids, March Is. -. nS2tf
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TOOLS

of every description. Carpenters Shoe
makers, Harness makers, and all othe
er mechanical Tools, Of the best make.
Also Bench Screws, Plows, Plowshares,
Saws, Sawsetts, Axes, light and heavy.
Wagon Boxes, springs, Gable and Fog
Chains, Sc, Sc.
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* e, <! IL s

AN D OTHER EDGE TOOLS
now in use--from the best manufnctur-
ers known. He would further say to
Lumbermen aud others, that he rs salts
fed that they will do well to call and
examine his stock before land after
going below, as he has facilities for pro-
curing, perhaps, better articles in the
Edge Tool lire, than any other man in
the Territory. Give him call and be
satisfied of the truth of these statements.
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BLaCKSJNITHS' TOOLS
Of every variety and description, as
Anvils, Sldyes. Hammers, Cold Pressed
Horse Nails, Nuts and Washers. and a
general outfit for Black smiths,
Also, TARLE AND PoeKEr CUTLERY,
and a general supply Of Shelf Hardware
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1BO o n n Sci Ne sTO RE,
8 Just OPENED I'm
u x ~ - - F = - - !.
+ : AIR + OUR,

ANBOUR,
YTNAKES this method of informing The citizens
IA. of Sauk Rapids and surrounding country,
that he has pernlane established himself i'll The
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
II this pace,sfn the buildng formerly occupied BY
Gee. W.. Sweet, and . N tsi45; s5s 3 81.
derectly opposite Gilman Land Agency
! h. n B. &. Office, -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-02
Eleven most Desirable Building
Lots,

1--WE South fractional half Of block 76 Js-venty
fscl corner Of IL Claire and Front Streets sub
di@ird into eleven lots suitable for oonnodons
sior"s, and Commission II ur-s is offered 10 leAsl
or be above named term conver,snt str. n.tos
landing with proximity 10 the Ra,lrosd depot mai.
peculiarly desirable for hnsirtss purposes. IL
uireof WIN HIIrfFTF Essi Davenport d
. DAWSON RUTE. Davenport 81
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EN,. Sale Them.

on ACRES Of ane Prairie a:l mile south o.
oO Fulton Depot. with dwelling house thereon
This 'foprty can be bought upon the most rrasonhbl"
ternls Enquire Of q 4. HrBBEII,
fmsyedto and AgeD
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REAL ESTATE.

JILIis LI'T.J.sJE
l. a n ID 4 G. IL " II.
office in .tchison'. Block. Second street.
between Min and Brady.
Timber Land.
111 ACRES large beautiful Tunb = % miie,
l fryn IA, nprt; priee s3o pei acres VIII b
.iivi' q snH purchaser
Improved Farms.
40 acres higtN mpry-i ia,ni, 81 mics fF,-ll bsy-
ter eur p cGl;iva;isl s "a boar! teu'e, III
g J:ans' houss, -tlb". etc.
Atautieui farm ) : l,,leS from pav,nport-l6o
as.".-eu ''n III a.. lyAsg:t, PAT tmb.r IA.
h.a.e si-tis eic
m's '-on, I,avrr;.r', 10 acres, 40 acrrs i'm
Z '.--zJ rs understanding wasers tousr sra
bic, &c
3!i aerr, miles fraa, D.vtnlort--',f acres ~
f.nes, 40 acres IN high state Of cnittyaiinr t3s
are, ttnbtr, large otchard two good wells ~ watet
"a ~ b use wlth RON, tAbiss, outbgld.hg-t sta
4'l'. = " nsvnp rt-4o acres in cultivation
30 d b usn sjshis, etc.
8. mie> nom Dayenpo.,-i2o acre, aiIia ZEN,
to aer 5 n n4'vat.a', 70 aesss ltab.r 20 ar al
smiics from Dav, nloft--,o 9ese~: soacrr. !. eul-
fiVali"n rsrt timber, age nr~ he0.', Es'ri n4.n
'tc., .tc
10 miles from pavenl@tt--so acres. So acres in
cultivation. god huu'' s'abt' etc
= mie. run n,veupo, 50 acre.; eo scr,.s In
cn walton, Cd L1us.. -'ah'e etc.
II nc fran Dsv nr,,i-s0 ,ere,; go acre. IN cul-
tv 'iii II tcr> - Md t.uh J. bsfaut. If,r...
= = 'rrli-ed INNING wate, huse. large stsb,r.
smoke house. etc.
10 mlrs fr' m n,v mp RI, 80 arres-allin cultva
lon; house, ,iahle: eie
hmiios from Davenport so tcre.-all in ,ence and
cultivation.
2oo tere> 10 fcuce spi cultivation ~ the nubuone
rl n 'e~ frtn navet4p1r..
4n prairie land: nil"s fr5,n Davenport lrar-
tf4l vw ve' n Ok Island. aissi.sipp ani pav'n-
bort.
900 a"r"s of r'c, rrsirtn l,nd bv wal.att some of
: en''i 1''d. Ats larre anount of ufimurrvcd
and - Scott Comfy.
nv ~ h. 't-.s : 4rf vac-ut lots, p"4-ant-
) -lns-r' III 'iif r"rt ptrts of Davenport rar at,
a s'v.t,,h,e i"tn,,
= t-a.t'ifr' los IN Nerth navenport-irrm. lib
iv .pry 10
'v'.' JULIUS yTANCr
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CCL(. WAT 6 ATS

a." TIVE Large aud Naiessi~ iIorart~. A i
iren i-nis s. ~ ls / l. q BE- ~ ps---is. !, ID
>Fld - su -cE ttiI. ~ "a ~.
cl's, .guat hsa, ~ U & .iYit =. .u,,
y tt.,oi ne h.is".S eIis sin,fg - l. - a.,
and man n l. rDts. e On. - a f..si
>s,ri Dol ss br ar. tl's. s,tty rt,er c ~.
in 10 g., ma IN ~,
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Valuable PrOnerty for sale In Ea st
NaXrHnArt.

r. GOOD building lnts ala tuo story Fran"
] - Hpute snd twn hts Overlooking the Missis
srai river ApIly 10 Samuel guy IN fss' nav"n-
port or to John Gcy or Jas. Jordan. In navrn-
port aug2s-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-02

4 lArxe lot ofCsoctt Of Ill knds TOR ssls love
a0bssL
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NOTICE To ADvERT1NERS.

Ne soatrsee fcr yearly advertisers VII b. iisecn.
,.naed stahess previous notice 70
Laree ssas cAssgsd double tie SANE dimsssicns si
yrs.
ssAsl ratos.
Yearly stvsrtslag contrscts VII he unders',d e
apply strictly u the Immediate business Af The sd'sr
tssr asd ell other Advertisements sent 10 ny the sd
,Gtsss wv be charged extra.
Aavsrussmsass no. accompanied With Instructions
u,u be Inserted until forbid, aud charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent parposss ~
.sv,ed s~s fSs.s free Of cost thereafter ehsrx.d s'
sher adVurt,ee0enta.
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S6 90 PER ANNUNI.
A--iss ~
MUSIC
PjiNO FORTE WARE Eu,,,>

~ >, In CLAikh koW, DAVENPORT, IOWA
~ have good stock of6, Si-aSl2s, ,n
octave Ficnos on hand -n,ttsriuy Al, .
- 's''e's 81 style ard prices iror ttr plan 4
nah'e !" ift new expensive Kind. with csryt,,
A'ys, Ae., from. the factories Of Boar,mn, (rn
= 20 Albany, Ligft., Newton 4 Bradbury. Usit.
n,,',et, a. Cummings; Firth, rcrd Co, Nv y.r
" ~ W shith are warranted to give satisfaction 81 -
she orders from abroad arr solicited p,,rh..
~, ne As well served ~ ordering - IL th~y s.,, =,
seht !" select fnr themselves tn, article VIII a,~
~. a ~. s represented We hkswlss have gu h.p,f
,.,unn., F!.tes, Rrgtos. 7nnIo,ta.A, ~.
Hrr.n"n"'"e Of every a.st upton, !Nses, a..s
''od'i ckANDALLA iaGIsk
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1aOMHOPATIs1C MEDnCDNE.

In PRIkCE n DO \, consulted st his Dis,su-
.sry, on Brady, b.twe,n Fourth and Fifth streets,
daily. from 10 o'.lock A N. lAP Resrienc.
porth-exs corner Brady and Fifteenth streets.
aua9s- 10 vim
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!'ar Sale.

~ GNf httr,ir ard Priideg lots IN
sftls'ior t. ~. !, u - Bv.nn
rt>i lnte ar afcl,ie ID h-,-,isar si'u"t.s'
=, t.'k ~ ~ Mis-is~'ryt Thy ~ o." -li
tanshh lrrrns
Par tssrtic-'ar. lncrirc y H.~.-s D,-so- pr-,t
g. PR Byron Charles J P"tets FSa ai'lai-'
Gari,n p,w navrnpt-i o. - Nc srh-r-ner-
JANIS MAY
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,eaIers in Choice Family Groceries and Provisions,
Also general assortment OF Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware. Crockery, wood
.n and y poW ware, Ac., Corner Of 8d street and
scstssa Avenue, Davenport, Iowa. octls II
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ld~iAitfl
LNNl4S' Store.
MRS. Nj. X. SPAULDlNG.
DEALER IN
Silks, Ribbons,
Embroiderics, and Fancy Goods,
millinery and Dress Making,
Ne. 9. LeCiairs Row, second street,
(Jas. 10. d6mos. DAyAsroRT, IOWA.
BrattOn House.
LE CL.aIRE, IOUt,.l.
Il N BROWN, Preprie,.r
1'HIs house, b.iug the largest most Convenient
i sad only FIRST Glass hotc .in L. Care h.da e1t
tr grea eat Indus, mrnis IL. ay"iing puuto sui
to thos, who want squirt and ooulfortsbi~ home II
furnlsh' In tn. b.ss styi" aud Do prin- vii b.
spared ta satisfy lhe WANT Of ali xur.t,
~ G.d stahin. a'is'h't! Ir"isHf
=. l.OEBEk,
Importer and Dealer In
A LLtird. OF ehoio Ci&RTss AND ali kinds
q r,NECUI ronACco.
PIPEs FANCY GOODS, Sc, Sc. r.,
Store on souh srie ot u s,r-., bot Main rra'b
DaAsnIou Aug tan 'be'ly
.VYELLIG E.NIE
- - - 0 Me-
- Nrk under iga,4i would ~ cfulN
m-ud their Intelilg-no ONce 70 h. pubic WITH
ti a-surAno, that ali orders entrusted Ia tt"m sh
be punctnslN attended 10.
w. have T. nstnui, x,s, situations Tor e,ih~r male
ar f1nAl" hip
Routing Of Houses,
Nc proni-uK hraI. sn' ;rrir -er'i-"s
~. o. iers from n. .rif, promptly tilted
SMALLFItLpS HOLM
tb.rn'i euf and Sc',ti 81
~ u. W" vii pay ,ttrntLu tV boynercs ~ NJ
nis ~ satr
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- TIL" suhsrrff.3'r hts rr'4t ertaes irst-,l@ ~
fcts. and W. ant ',-a- ~, tirn- p.v.nrs,r' ~
'.'ffste. -ng near 'he trv-r - - Rvrrn 'h~'
.rn (nrftSt.l Ju
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Prairie Lands for Sale.

V1NHE subscriber has one N, n-sna acres ~ prim-
= prairi@ lands In Jaepr, Story. M.r.htll And
Franklin Ctunies, which lie viii se,l s-r ca,h.
ne- for other prcpriy npon ihe most fav'rahlo
e-'ns also for Sal- ffr buil Hng Lotson ~ sdy
and r-v str ~'s in n nth Davrrrort.
- = ~ OLIVER q. LOGAN.
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=
aI.I.IN 4 CLARK

Attorneys and Couns'llo al Law, a"i S9'h.e
Public, Davenport, lvva suF'si
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Ru1asANAN a JOHNS,

A tte,prv. si Law Otfc. No. III rman'- III Gu
Man street, job Jvhn,, T. >. Comuiis sv'i' ;
for Court os Claims.
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I'm and Ornamental Painter; can b. found 1T The
old stand Of CLINE 4 Jewell, On ID street, near
BRADY, Davsppovt. janlSdly
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Hosiery and Glove Department.

Ladies sin Ho-"; rbb' and plain lambs w"o Hose
Ga-hner and NJ :ina ,,ies' mis- cs' aGi children.
Hos h.aVt n'tgtd lin d cotton Hose; heavy cotton
Hasi y: grnt-' faciIuo and wooden half-Ho~s
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
TRIM MING DEP ARTMENT.

Yinre,. ue lave ut W IN stores very large asscrt-
Il a.! Cci.is thAt We match any nRieri-
al VI Dir = god ~ also all WIDTHS of black six
vStt rihs Mrir" Ant qIr ami other d. scrIpt
OF nress 1rmmin peli Ritt.us DR. =, Ribbon
Trimmings. fancy Velvet Ribbons, Plush Edge Trim
m kc
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Isel Istate Broker and Au,,loneer VIII attend to
he sales Of City Property, Lots, Lands Farms, etc,
81 Auction. ohcs with Geo. L. Nichols, Land
Agent, Davenport. octle