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SherlH,s Sale.

J D. Dlnkman W. John Chr Keeper.
DY virtue Of . Writ Of Attachment in the above
ID entitled cause, issued from the once Of the
Clerk OF the District Court Of Scott County Iowa,
dated October Is, 1858 and 70 M directed, have
levied upon the following property to wit; ~ stacks
of wheat, sta cks Of barley acres OF corn scKs
OF hay and COWS. tie property ofthe defs John
Chr Keeper.
described property Public Auction to the
highest and best bidder, therefor In cash on the
farm Of the plf J. d. Diukman, in Blue Grass
Township, Scott county, Iowa, on Saturday October
-, 1855. between the hours OF 8 a. m. and 4 D, m
OF said day H. LEONARD,
Oct. 81. ,6S-d4t Sheriff OF Scott CO. Iowa
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and N Ike proportion TOT Hfgef ex1S y requIfeu.
Every Engine IL furnished with
JUDSONs PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE.
For , cur Mills, we confidently recommend them
superior TO any other style Of Rngin-, and they
will
save frsm 25 10 SO per cent. In Fuel
over the usua class OF Boilers In at the West
We sho keep an assortment Of different sizes at
establishment where they may b. examined and the
necessary information obtained regarding them
Competent men will, II desired, be furnished To set
up and start engines In any art OF the country
We will also supply
wATEs WHEELS, SHAvrIN0 GEARING, &c,
at very low figures.
g5-Plsns, Specifications and estimates furnished
when desired.
T. ". BAXTER & 90,
West Water st. between Randolph and Madison,
Chicago.
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Notice.

THn Pablo are cautioned asainst purchasing
i three certain promissory notes, drawn In favor
~ John g.. Harris, dated October g. 1858, % ~ sha
legally contest Tie same Said notes were signed ~
B. D. 1D0hD,
oe1o E. D. DOWB01,
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Chicago, Burlington / Quincy 3. r
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
(Nhsnxe Of time, August 18th, iS57.-On and after
NAugust 18TH 1851. PASSENGER trains viii leAvs the
Central depot foot OF South Water street, daily, ~
s,i6AM-Day eXpress-SuDdays excepted, arriving
1t hendato $40; 6aiesourg 3;ie; Burlington 7;l5
and Quincy 1873 Pm.
s;46 ? M--Nght Express-Ssturdsys excepted, or.
rivinG at MENDOZA 81 Gaiesburg 62O, buF!ing.
ton 1870 aud Quincy at 1850 a M.
4;l6 \, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At 4endato with Illinois Central railroad north for
An,boy, Dixon. Hreeport, Gaena and Dunleith; and
south for LaSae, Tontca, Winons, Bioomington, De.
catur, 81. Louis, Cairo &c.
Al Darlington with Darlington Mississippi rail-
rosd Tor NJ Pleasant, Fairfield. Ottumws Oskslooss
Charlton. Fort DesAoines, Fort Dodge, Council
Bluffs. Sioux Gag and ell portions Of Kansas aud
Al Quincy with the splendid steamers Of the 81.
Louis aud Keokuk Packet Co, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 8t Louis &C; and win post coaches for Pal
myrs, 81 Joseph and all parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men will be st Ill the railroad
depots 10 Chicago to receive checks aud convey bag
gage ~ the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket may be Ind Al the depot and at the Michi-
gan Central railroad ONCE, corner Of Lake and
CO. HAMMOND, General Superintendent.
SAMUEL POWELL. Gel Ticket Agent. lOCt11dtf
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Una ,sssssssess sM0 0teY
TNHA FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEL will run
L regularly between Rock Islsnd, Davenport and
all points above to st. Paul making sure connec
tions at Galena With the following boats which
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line TO st. Paul,
eaving Galena at 10 O'Clock, A M.
Steamer Northern Light, p Lodwick, Master
HofinerD Belize J: Z: aurd
Grey Eagle DS Harris
Key City. James worden
War Eagle, ". II. Gilbert
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven.
port for Qalena every Monday, wednesday, and gri-
day at O'Clock NJ
Returning. leaves Galena for Rock Island and Da.
O'Clock M, connecting with the Tishomingo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of thepFa amy Har
ris, 1t o'clock N.
The Kate Csssel leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
At 8 O'Clock A n
Returning. leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on Monday, Wednesday and Friday ct
o'clock NJ. connecting with Keokuk and g. Louis
Packet Ben Campbell, which leaves on arrival OF the
Kate Cassel at o'block n.
These boats will give through tickets to al points
above Oalens 70 Ct Paul. will also receipt for freight
TO oil OF the above p.nts and will pay particular At.
tention to the delivery ofthe same Passengers ana
these boats convey the Nail and must leave promptly
at the hour to make their connections.
N. B.-These boats arrive every evening 1t Fulton
City In time for ths Chicago train.
BURROWe PRDTrYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
], h. LANGLEY & co.,
POWARS CO.,
". =. 0lOvDNDnRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mcha7-dtf
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ChicagO. st. Paul 4 Fondu Lac R'd

C0oCABOs OCs ISUI ~ O00u lI8C u y
For st, Paul and the North west--viA yanesviIe
Madison and Prairie du Cnien. Through to Prsi.
Yle du Chen In 10 hours without . change Of cars.
Fare - low ~ by any other route.
an and altar Monday, August 3, 1851, Trains win
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water and
Kinxie streets daily (Sundavs excepted) for Belot
Jsnesville Madison Prairie du Chen and points In
Western wisconsin Northern Iowa and Ainnesota
and st. Paul.
1000 A. M. Express, Freight and 1misrant
Train,
900 A. M. Day Rxpress, stopping only for wood
ami water making all connections
arrives At Beloit 900 p NJ Jsnesviile
80 p NJ Madison 20 p n and Prairie
du CHEN 1t Y.16 P y connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse Winona
Wabashaw Redwing Hastings Prescott
Hudson saltwater and oil points to st
Paul and st Anthony.
500 r. M. Night Express arrives at Jsnesville
Hap M; Madison l ~ A NJ; Prairie
du Chen A NJ; connecting with stea-
mers for 6t Paul and al points on the
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
the interior.
All trains make Beloit INJECTIONS.
II Travellers rave 70 miles Acd 10 houra time BY
taking this route.
Rxpre 81 Freight and Rmigrast Trains leave Chica-
10 81 $40 M daily
Through Tickets to all the above points for sale at
Spaiding's General Ticket once, corner Dearborn
and Lake streets, N l. Erie II X office Al Dearborn
street at Pittsburgh ~ wayne Chicago X Office
80 Dearborn street At Michigan Southern Ticket Or
dee under fremont House and ct the Chicago Sta
ton corner Water and Kinzie street,, West side.
W. JOHNSON,
superinte ndent.
Cno l.. DUNLAP Ass't Stunt Janl6tf
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Chicago Alton 4 st. Louis X. X.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.
v0t~s lsoos OAto00o Ibr s. L0Nts and tNtsrms-
dt0Ss places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exceptsd) s0OAn
Express Train, (saturdsy's excsptsd) 1ltOPn
Tk06Ws Is0Vs 81. LOssGs/6r OAko000 0Nd tntsrpss
ds0ss places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays e1ceptsd) 1904 \
express Train (6aturdey's exceptsd) S0OP
Trains run directly through, without change Of
ears or baggage. Trains run through Joliet Bloom
ington, Springfield, CarlinvMle and Alton.
WiFrAins run on this road make direct connections
th Joliet Out OF and Michigan Central Railroad ct
Joliet, making this the shortest, quickst and most
liable route between st Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelpha, and the East.
With Illinois Central 3. It Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
It'll Great Western Of Ilhaois at Springfield, for
Dscatuv and Naples.
With al the Railroads divsrging from Chioaso
Nth daily line Of Packets ct s. Louis for Keokuk.
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Ticksts for I'll places mentioned shove can
be procured ct Ill the principal ticket oess IN the
Omitted States, and ct be o@ess
In b, Louis In Chicago
Foot Of w arlington Az % DeaToorn street, oppo-
enue, on Lsvee. site fremont House.
-.. ncH , MORGAN, a, ssps.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA.
u-A DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTE-u
FROM THB WEST TO
Boston, New York and the Eastern States,
Via the Michigan Central, Great Western, Ogdens.
bnr0h and Vermont Central and
Grand Trunk Railrsad Of Canada.
Passengers BY this route have opportunity Of
Visiting some Of the CRANE est and most wonderful
Fails, .Suspension Bridge, tho Thousand Islands,
Rapids or the st Laurence, Qtlebnc, Montreal,
White Mountains, the Tubular Bridge, (nedyiy
miles in length, Lake Champiain. Falls Of Mont
mOrendi, Hudson Riuer, etc, etc
On and after May l. 1858, baggage will checked
through from Chicago
TO MIGRANTS.
Passages may be secured at the ONCE ofthe corpa.
In Chic ago by sailing vessels from London Liver
pool Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, HUI, Aberdeen,
and Montr,se An agent OF the GRAND TR UNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal OF emf.
Fare from $50 to $35 to Chicago, including cooked
provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVlAT HAN,
o.. ~ 500 TONS, AND 700 FEET LONG
Is under contract to this company for one or more
trips t. Portland this year. Tourists return tickets
from Chicago to the chief towns In Europe will short
ly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all points
Rast, also for the Leva, han, or for the NJ o s. 8.
Co.'S ships can be obtained at the Office Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dearborn street; Chicago.
KxlIAN0K ON HUROPE.-Sight Drafts on London
at five dollars per pound sterling, may be procured
at the Office Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, In CHI
cago.
wARRACK,
Agent Of OR. Trunk r Co, OF Canada.
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Ssssseseses' .as-r0sslesssesst,
nN end after Hrnday Nay 18th 1855, and untt
Ofurther potios, trains viii lesvs nOcA Dslsad daily
0undays e2crpesd, - soalows
LIST nail train % 30 4 y
"a freight $50 y
- night express 1oOP. II.
Trains arrive st Boot IslsaA dsiiy, sundays e.
orpted, ~ follows:
Let nisAt ezpressss $50 4. =.
~ freIght trains o. 600 p. II.
u mail train u SOP. II.
All trains over this road ere In direct ooonexion st
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Ceutrsi, Ptssburg, Port Wayne and Chica-
60 Hail Rood TO and from Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk. Bu1aio, Niasa1 Walls, Albany, New York,
philadelphts, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
LASas with trains Of the Illinois Central ROad-
North 70 0aisna and south 70 st. Louis and Cairo, 70
Which pisces tckets can b. procured Of.
W. b. 0remnelle, ftcket Agent,
Agents, =. 3. Depot, 1ock Island.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of gvtn0
distinct directions the destinatt0o Of their bag
gage 70 procure tickets before taking their seats
In the cars the conductors collect fares 0Ey 70 sta
tons On the line Of the Chicago Anock Island railroad
JOHN p. TRACY. Supertntsodsut.
". n. WsnnAH, Asst 6up't.
Aock Island. Nay. 10. l6A5 ldtf
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llississinpi : Missouri B. r.
I'm end ssSss Monday, Sept. sth, les, end snsl
OGsthss nodes, 6a,ns vtl leave Davsepost, ~
NuosGDans, Columbus CITY, Warrington ~ Iowa
OAy (sundags excsptsd) - ioaiovs:
~ Exprsss Train q s0o -
u Mali 4yAh o. 6lsPo
frsans viii leave Dsvsaposs sor CAicsse daily. sss
days s1oepssd - so,lOws:
Lei Mali Train, 81 - =
u Impress Trsln, o. sSoP =
rsalns arrive 81 Davenport daily. pssssys ssssp'
AsO - folcvs:
lss Impress Train ~ SIS As.
% Mail Train, st 610pm
PROM TuR wRsT.
Ist Express Train, ~ ESQ -
"a Man Train 81 sos ~
Trains run BY Chicago time. which IL twelve min
utes faster than Davenpsrs time.
Al trains ont Of Davenport wiii make connseeSooe
ct Columbs City, Washington ssd Iowa CITY With
the western Stage Co.'S stages for all points Wet.
Chica4o Rock Island Railroad trstns for eli pcints
East, North snd South.
Pososoesvs are reminded Of Ne Aoooa1ty cfg1vlno
distinct dirscsion - The destination Of their beg
gaes also before taking hsis ssess
She cars.
Leaves Dscenport At A26P M
Arrives NJ Davenport At 30 M
N. Is. The Morning t5.S5 A ny train for the East
ON, cots at Lhlcago Junction with Michigan
Southern train for the ksst. Passengers thereby
save all delay.
eep3-dtf JOHN y. ThAOS, rupt.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
E.aTCX DYE House,

H 0hAUfNER would respectfully notify the III.
- t1ens Of Davenport, Rock Island ma vicsnitv
ehas he he's taken house on
THIRD d. BET. BRADY AND PERRY.
y Dovenports and proposes to the Ladies' and
Un0emco that he VII Color and Soour am. Orsne
essw's' WOOL Cotton, Hair, Resthers, esTev ia
As nos Seen - years In the bueineaa ana hsa
ssa n nseca. !ta!y. Germany end IN ~ pri1ca-
He vim else
oLnANoD. oo0uR, colon Am nvPArn
Al 41nDO -
oOnt1O3AO01sO 0QoHIaA
- ~ vsssast ~ sslsnN ~ 80 Ssssassnl = %.
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1858. season Arrangement. 1853
-01 THE
FAvo1ITH; MISSISSIPPI RIVER PAcxnT
A
e N v o Y,
Rsgwla, st. Louis, Keokuk, Barl;motoa.
Rock lsland, Davenport, DUBUQUE.
and 81. Paul Pocket.
0NH1 Llgl9 Draught and we'll known steamer
= ENVOY, n. O. ROD, Aassr, 9, \. LooRI.
Cork, has commend Cd running - Regular PecHe9
t. the above and intermediate points, coatipuiue n
the trade during the season.
Shippers may rely upon having their freight la.
died with great care and dispasch, and passengers
are assured, In travelling upon ~ 1nvo1, Of -
made always quite ct home.
For Fre!ght or Passage. apply on board.
March H. 1868 ncAlo-dtf
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DiMiMg Saloon.

ERESH OYSTERS AND CLANS RE-
L OIlv I'D Daily by express, and served in every
conceivable style, ct r eFs' 10 U Saloon, Noe
Is and 10 Brady street. below Second.
Families and Dealers supplied ct discount.
0cl4 demos
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
UNIVERSITY OF N. c., D1ALEcT1o HALL,

UNIVERSITY OF N. c., DIALEcTIC HALL,
July 9th, 1885,
WHEREAS, God in his WISDOM directing all things for the
good OF his creatures has fit lay the ICY hand of
death upon another OF our much beloved friends and fellow
members George A. Courts; and while humbly submit
to the Divine will, yet but say-his shining
virtues his mastery intellect his true friendship and ama
BILE qualities have not failed q impress deeply the hearts
of all who knew him. while his faithful devotion the
tell that he is stranger 10 the pangs of the second
DEATH and his only the sweet sleep Of the true christian
and we believe this his happy voice has in triumph
shouted Oh DEATH where is thy sting! Oh grave, where
is thy victory This is true emblem of the pitcher bro
ken at the fountain, but happy in the belief that its
contents safely garnered away the tranquil port of
Peace where all the faithful join songs of prase There
fore, be it
Resot0ed That the members of the Diaetic Society
do recognize the removal of much beloved fellow
member the powerful hand of God in whose hands
again hereby reminded dwells power give
and take away.
Rssoived, That while bow in meek and gentle sub.
mission to the Divine Decree yet cannot refrain from
expressing regret that universally esteemed and
beloved and who gave much promise of future useful
should have been called hence in the bloom of
youth and promise.
Resok0ei That who knew his worth as q useful menu
Der of society," friend and christian do offer the be-
reaved family who knew all the tender feelings of bis
bic heart the tears of wamest sympathy and deepest
grief.
Resotced That we wear the usual badge of mourning
thirty days token of respect for his memory and that
of these resolutions be the family of the de-
ceased also to the Editors of the University Naazne N c.
STANDARD, Milton Chronicle, and Greensboro Patriot and
F.dg, with the request that they be published.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04


Mr.. MILLER At WARREsroN.--The last Warrenton
Ne.cs contains full and interesting sketch Of Mr..
Aher's recent speech at Wsrrenton on Tuesday
last. gzv.ss-.'. 80 =
+. A. Thornton, ESQ.,, introduced Mr. Miller in .
few appropriate remarks. He said it was cheering
and encouraging sign, to find gentleman of the
first rank in intellect periodically sacrificing former
to preserve Southern rights and institutions, and of
course the only one able to save the Union. 1t was
his agreeable 6nty to introduce this gentleman to his
fellow-citizens (Cheers)
The Editor of the News concludes his sketch as
follows:
tnued applause, after having occupied the unmarried
attention of one of the most influential and intel-
gent audiences that ever assembled in Warrenton.
For two hours and fifty minutes he held all entranc.
ed. 1t is needless to say we have only given the
skeleton of his admirable address. We are incom-
petent to do hi justice, and only attempted it that
we might give the outlines for the satisfaction of
readers who were unable to attend. 1t has done
incalculabe service; it has confirmed the wavering
and convinced several active dstrbutionists of the
of their ways. This is not random assertion
we could, if it was consistent with propriety give
the names of several gentlemen Of wealth and high
intelligence, who announced yesterday evening their
change of opinion and their determination to sup
port the democratic nominee"
We learn that Mr. Miller addressed some four or
five hundred people at Roesvil'e, in this County, on
Saturday last He was listened to with deep interest
for over two hours and much good was effected by
his remarks.