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APPOINTMENTS.


Q. 4. AHOk.
Republican candidate for Attorney Gen.
er.l, viii address the people q the following
points:
shslbyvilie, Wednesday, Sept. ., 1t 2p. m.
y HsslAn, u ." "T'"
Lewis. Thsssday, Sept. ., ats pm.
Frankfort. Friday. Sept. 10. 81 p. m.
Quincy, Saturday, Sept. II, at 1p.m m.
Alton, Monday, Sept. Is, II ) p. m.
osceolA, Tuesday, Sept. II, d : IN.
Charlton. Wednesday. Sept. Is, II 1p.m.
Bremen, Thursday, Sept. IL, Al p. m.
J. NJ. ELwooD, the Democratic nominee,
is invited to DO present and participate in
the above called meetings.
August l4th, 1858. ~
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ANDREW j. WlLKIMaON,
(Lsts Wilkinssa kanhail,)


Whslosale aDa l9ssail DRugsass,
NO. % NAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash 70 The trade, sad At retail, .
~ full assortnent Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
pAiats asd Dyes, window Glass, Glan W are and
Varnishss, ~ and below market rates.
Aug. 10, SD
NITRATE Silver Crystalised-4s ounces Chem
~ icAlly pure, in store and for sails by
NJ. WILKINSON,
Aagl6d % Mainst. !.
CPTs. TURPENTINH--9e0 gai IL barrels sd
O:.eans. In store and for sale " f
.aslsa -. "i1A q Ssis-...
T lNskRD, Lard sad Sperm Oil--3o0 gAI. saeh,
~ In barrels and cans, for sale BY
Al. WILKINSON,
A LCOHOL, SO and Us per ssnt.--5eO gal il store
A.. WILKINSON,
auglod % ksis-ss.
r00pERS ISiNdLASs-so Ne u l6ia superior
a. .. WILKINSON,
augI6d IS Asin-,t
A YEk's Cherry PectorAl--20O dossn Of this
~ standard remedy for coasas asd Colds, 10
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agsstfor ksokuk.
u,
all who have tried II. ~ superior 10 any 9th.
%, Manufactured and for sale By
A. ]. WILKINSON,
aug24a s6 Main street.
NOPALs Nos. ! and =; Coach, Iron, Dcmar Or
~ White, Japsn and Leather, Of the Qpscn City
Varnish Co., Tor ssie In q.an.itissts sslt, ~
asg1sA % Nsin.s,.
lMKEKs YAKIMA. : Dict To Ia7alid. ana
4. J. WILKINSON,
asg1d % Aain-st.
pkkkY DAVIS paia killer 10 gFsss large ne
! dian aad small sises, fss sale y
xsnd % Msls....
(VARoAES--Green and yellow, dry, 10 store -
<. J. WILKINSON,
aug23d 20 Msin-st.
50 D0A'''ps'''' Lemon S''s ) 4 T., v 81;
aug7d l6l NsIo-st.
DFieA Apples.
II BbLS. choacs Ohio fiuit, just received from
KELLOGG i BrRaE,
sept. i 'sSdls No. lAe Aain-st.
DUNE Caster OAl-Prssssd and Clarified
~ stsaO--in store and for sale low BY
Al wILxIHsoN, Druggist,
en88ld aes W Main-st.
MANA NOTICE.
NJ Office 10 hereby given chat the undersigned
~ have associated sass.hsr for the purpose Of
forming branch Of the State Bank Of lows in the
City Of Ksokut, Lee County, Iowa.
Books for the subscription Of The Capital Stoek
Of said branch will BE- opened, in accordance With
the provisions Of the Act creating said Esnk, on
nondsy and Tuesday, septsmbsr 18th and All,
1858, between the hosfs Of 10 o'clock .. M and
o'clock p. m, 1t the Gait House, corner Vt Second
And johnson streets, In the city Of keokuk, Lee
county, Iowa.
Jobs g. Floyd, David white,
john W. Clsghorn, N. McCrsa,
VIM. r. Turner, VIM. Timbermsn,
harry Fskon, NJ. p. sharts,
y. Hainss, day Wells,
Chas. s. Morrison, Sam Il. ksbest.
y. I. Brigham, =. w. Potter,
John A, Graham, A, Hosmer,
Al. Wilkinson, Jos. J.. Letcher.
Ksokuk, Aug. ., ls6s-dtd
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CIxCULAh.

re sar Patrons Asa the Pssiic N
Wkh take great pleasure IN being able 70 assuss
~ Jon that Notwithstanding our heavy loss BY
tnsb.rnias q our Sales Rsons 81 Nos 20 asd q
Warrington Avenue, and the loss Of ~ entire
stock In thsn. on the morning Of to 18th alt,
~ ass ALREADY ahls = oil any order that may b.
desired In our line -as . Z i
Having large amount Of stock ia our Ware.
houses that are not connected with salss rooms
and betn4 p seonstaat ssosipt Of goods from the
csss msusfastarsn, We are thus cnAbled 70 eli Or.
ders 1t oar usuAl 10y prizes and in former prompt
and satisfactory manaer.
or f.eiltsfss isr pssssring md kspping p T.
eirabis stock are anequaisdj our psssonaf atten-
ton and large experience Is and will b. constsaty
given % oar legitimate business - Dealers In ssd
AAnnkaetusess u ey4eE4
Furniture ana Upholstery.
in al the various bstaeAss. We aasurs you that
~ will ell - good Goods and 81 q Low Prieoe.
- On = SevssaeN terms - sny houss In the
Thaating you for the very liberal pstse,ass
nssstof0fs bsetovea On ~, VA ak eontinuanee q
The ssnA. 2
sai.s Rooms for the present, On HestA-vss. CO..
esr Of Washington Avenue and Sssosd-st., four
dooss below tie old staSd.
v''' s s.Ps;;,sl'y MASON.
81. Louis, No, Jaly =. 'ks.-Asg5dAw
= AILHOAO NOTlOB.
,s.s &. sss:s sss e 4! ps... Interested
and the Keokuk and Nebraska Raihoad Conrsnies
ascending 70 n cot autAorisins tho ssns. ~ hss
perfected, The sfttelss OF sonselidation eptersd
into the construction II the soad frpn Keoea n
as4s Va Buren c., 10 The Missouri fiver. ~ "a
= styled snd known - the Nshsaska - Houth
Iowa Railroad Co., and new folly authoria114o 49,
y ess ~ easst Of tAsir sgea.!sasien.
:. MAIZE, sss'y.
O1sIcD % rua NYlsAsxA AMI
eoura Iowa \. 4. CO,
The 6teekholders of ~ Nshsasks aad 6cs.3A
Iowa Railroad o.. ~ heFeAy not,ed that fhev -
required - pay n installnsnt e ~ -. -
thsis suAeo6iption - ~ aapltal skoak 81 ~
co.pasy fssthvisk; y =. Dssh1, ~, esasrai
b sra.r i y. ss.,a 4 p,......
Kseae.saA, ysns .. lsss,iyis 4
D1eeoluslO1,
scneesssnss seSfuelastA 1ll-hseltA. n. 4.
f-e s.g KS s,s 49, o y i.ss visha.:y
I'D !; ;.;s. :. =; .s. ~ : ~. e -
q e..a.:s ssssassd y O. s sssssss - =
n IN. . a. - -.
49, ~ 9. A ss A
New Whsas gioG1y
W 4lsw. 1asfYa NlW 1zLL VaHxT.-|
. prime astlsls. wAisk " s1Ar ~.
~. =. AUSTIN D CO..
Aaasa1 NJ. No. lIS Naia 4,
A 10QO sssssstneas e beyss 81 YSu51S
& 0seAi1G d Mol Estss House, l5alnret.
ats3a A.W. d755JIf1.
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Peach. Plan and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Craps Roots or Cuttings; currant, aoos-
berry, kaspberry and Black berry bushes, together
with Evergrssns and Ornsmsntal Shrubbary, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Nursery 0rounds In the Western part Of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. o. HILTON,
NAts Hubbell Hilton.)
keokuk, Sept q. le58-dAv
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j. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
Land ana GensYal Agent,


AND
IRTELL IL OFFICE,
'''......'......-.".''o"A
DuYs, Sells. Exoh.nre,. Rant, o, L,.... Pc.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
eAamines utisa % Property.
a. prr. .saNe INFORMATION respecting the Price
T.hs. A.s,ov,.a..u.,..
Is Agent for Insursnss C. np.p;...
y Lo as:.r p .s.. s:siss TO-
Loan. Money on colii.sr.l security. s'
Refer to u. ,o,,o,,n. ,,,,,.,.,.
Hon. Tbo. w. ci..s,t
Nit MAJ o. R.nn..
ArArencis. And Bu.;n -. SaI;.,,.,
Sept. 4, bS-d
Ins1rs Year uercha a1ase. aI.re.
anA Dweliiagsl
Policies Oh insurance issued u the lowest
fates' ~ snis agency, IN prompt
paying OompsnAes.,
1o"D c c.n,..1 !s nsnn ~ COMPANY
ANoo NnNes ~ ~, ~ AAhI1ohD,
o'ooo'
MERCHANTS. INSURANCE COMPANY
r..,-., eonn Hnn AMI
cAriIAL $luU,OOo.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

Hon. JAMES HARLAN and JAMES
Z. MARSH, Republican nominee for Dis
trict Attorney, win address the people -
follows:
A.columbus City, Monday, Sept. 9, a,3p.m.
Wapeho, e,at7p.m.
Burlington, Tuesday, Sept. 7, at7p.m.
~. Madison, Wednesday, Sept. 8. at p. m.
keokuk, Thursday, Sept. ., 1t p. N.
Charleston, Friday, Sept. 10, at ! p. IN.
West Point. :" !" lo,ss7p.m.
Salem, Saturday, Sept. IL ats ?. n.
cot. .. IL. OUTFITS,
Our present Representative 10 Congress,
and ether distinguished Republican speakers,
will address tho people Of the First Con.
gressional District ct the following times and
pla ces, TO wit:
Charlton, Wednesday, Sept. 9, st2p.m.
Corydon, III ursday, Sept. 9, at 2 p. m.
Centeryille. Feidsy, sept. 10, ut 4 p. m.
b.oemn cid. Saturday, Sept. II, 2pm.
Abba, Monday. Sept. 1s, ati p. m.
k Nm" Tuesday, Sep. 4, .,,pm.
Newton. Wednesday, Sept. is. 1t ap.m.
Montesuns, Thursday, Sept. 10, at2 pm.
Sigourney, Friday. Sept. II, st p. m.
Lancaster, Friday, Sept. II, at7p.m.
ot.umw., saturday, Sept. IS, .ta pm.
Fairfield, Monday, Sept. 20, t7p.m.
Brighton, Tuesday, Sept q, at Bpm.
Washington, a. H. st7
Charlottesville, Wednesday, Sept. ~, at Z D. m.
Columbus City, e n, att
wapsllo, Thursday, Sept. Is, at , pm.
burlington, Friday, Sept. "a, att
MI. Pleasant, Saturday Sept. rs, At 7p.m.
Salem, Monday, Sept. 81, 1t z p. m,
II. Madison. Tuesday, Sept. u, At p. m.
Montrose, Wednesday, Sept. ~, at 2 D. M
Dsntoaspert, Thursday, Sept. 80. at g. p. IN.
Birmingham, Friday, OCT. I, At 2 p. m.
Bonapsrts, Saturday, Oct. 2,At : p. IN.
The Republicans at each point above
named are requested to make the proper ar.
arrangements, and circulate notice Of meet
ings. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
BY order Of the
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
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Another Dlsafsectsd Douglas man.
We learn that Col. Divsrsy, late Douglas
leading man among the Germans, has pro.
tested that he will not follow Douglss' errst-
10 steps any further out Of the Demo cratic
party.
A day or two since Col. Diversy had an
interview with the Emperor OF oil the faction
in this State, At the fremont House. Col.
Disersy demanded indemnity for his expen-
ses towards the party, having been 90 lavish
Of his money ~ to sxpend some $25 900 or
$3O, 600 in establishing paper here, paying
for torch light professions, &c., 10. Against
this sum, Col. ID. has had the promises Of
the Little Giant, small sum Of money (somc
$780, and Newspaper which would scarce.
~ pay twenty I've cents on the dollar, on the
original outlay. Judge Douglas refused 70
pay the Colonel cent, and intimated he had
lost enough already by the Nstional Demo-
KRAFT, Col. Diversy's paper; that any way the
German vote Was lost to him, and he did not
care 10 throw away any more money upon it.
This 10 the way douglas uses ell bis friends
Col. Diversy finds himself NO exception. He
has spent Thousands to push forward Doug
las and his fortunes, going % far even Is to
lose caste IN the Democratic party on bis ac-
count. Yet be now treats him like dog
when he has no further use for him.
Douglas conduct towards Col. Diyersy,
accounts for the late attacks upon the Ger.
mans, in tho Douglas organ, in this city. He
10 treating them - he treated Col. Divcrsy,
and - he has always treated those who once
bcfriended him.
We understand tho Colonel is now irving
to dispose OF his paper, and that. he will sell
i At reasonable figure, to good National
Democrat.
Az to Douglas, he says be viii spend $4,000
TO defeat him. The Colonel 10 one Of the
wealthisst mon in our city, and his loss to the
Doaglas party il incAlculsble.
Since DouglAs' speech At Freeport, his
friends in this CITY are deserving him in
squads. They now see the hand. writing on
the wall in unmistakablc characters. Thew
feel that to go with MIN would be to cut
themselves adrift from the Democratic party
for ever.
Before election day, the Buchanan will be
stronger than the Douglas party in this
Stato.-C Chicago Dem.
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O. The New York Sunday Afios says
that the notorious Mrs. Cunningham, (sup-
posed murdcress Of Dr.. Burdell,) has been
recently married to John ]. Rckcl, cher sup
posed socomplics,) and that they are now liv-
ing together in that city.
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" TN ssvesAl yeAra
w sxpssienos u Pro-
prist0S can neW furnish
FRUIT TREES AN u
SHkOBBRRY, aeciim1.
fsd, and found 70 suosssd
In the West.
Many OF these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced Ape speci-
asns Of fruit this season.
Those inteSseted Areinvi-
I'd 70 call and examine
for themse Ives.
Or1apa fnv Arr1> D..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. !.

DELINQUENT LIST OF Lots
I'm which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
OAcAdsmtsing on johnson street between ilth
and 18th streets.
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FOUND.
A GOLD BRACELET vas found on Friday
lAmcrning, which the owner can hare by PROVING
property and paying for this Advertisement IL.
quire Of 8. POLLOCK co.
sertt4st
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Ninety Negroes Arrestcd for Going 10
sunday EchOoI.

From the Richmond tva.) Dispatch, Aug. al
The arrest OF ninety old negroes in the
Leigh street Baptist African Church, last
Sunday morning, where they had assembled
to receive instructions as Sabbath School
scholars, has created no little talk in our
community, many justifying the course pur-
sued by the Mayor, while others incline to
the opinion that he has transcribed his au-
thority. That the fucts may be properly On
derstood, We lay them before our readers as
given by his Honor. On Sunday, the 18th
inst, Lieut. Truehart and Watchman Gilman
reported to the Mayor that negroes were TO
DO seen every Sunday morning, from day
light until 10 O'Clock, entering the basement
OF the church, with books in their hands, the
officers believing that they were there the
greater portion Of their time, without being
under the supervision OF white person.
With this information before him, the May
or directed the two officers to 70 TO that
church last Sunday morning, and il they
being taught from books, or II they found
them assembled together and not under the
immediate supervision Of white persons, to
arrest the whole party and bring them before
him. The officers, on entering the basement,
ioubu thc ucBEOcb uiOuu3 oUWG Win buu Some
without books--the pastor, the Rev. 4. Lind.
say, and perhaps other white persons, being
ia the room above-took them into custody,
and carried them before the Mayor, by whom
they were reprimanded and discharged.
The Mayor is not at I'll satisfied that Sab
bath schools, even where negroes are taught
orally, como under the head Of religious wor-
ship and a. he believes such assemblsges
lead to others Of worse character, will not
be apt to yield his opinion, unless overruled
by the Court Of Appeals. II oral instruction
only is given in negro Sunday school, why
are the pupils supplied with books, or al
lowed to take them to the schools? Do not
the laws Of The State impose heavy penalties
on any person convicted OF teaching negroes
to read and writer And wore not those laws
passed to prevent negroes from obtaining
education, and from doing mischief with
their learning9 Scarcely week passes that
instruments Of writing, prepared BY negroes,
are not taken from servants in the streets BY
the police.
II our friends Of the Journal could have
obtained the aid Of such patriotic officer -
the Mayor Of Richmond, they would not have
met with such miserable failure ~ they did
in their attempt to put down the African
methodist Sunday school Of Keoknk.
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s0METHIN0 NEWT
The La9Iess aMA AaoavlOne
MIRROR or FORTUNE,

r II n A YDIB OF LIPG.
ILLUSTRATED BY Cons from the hsst vriters
/ Arranged in . new and original maaaer ~ tht
entertainment Of Literary And Social Circles, b.
p, n. Angell, Il. D., On Carollns =. Merssfsar.
For sale BY OGDEN, BROwNRLL . 90.
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A VERY superior assortment Of Liner 0eo1s
"A on hand . No. Estes House. Aals-st.
spr5e Awe. =
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HAIR DRESSER.
I ATE Of Raul's eslsbsstsd eslssa, No. IL Court
~ isndtSt., New York, we1ld Rsspsstfally tender
As pss1enioaal ssfvisss 10 ~ eitissns Of Ksokuk
and Vicinity, and gives notice thAt b has opened
IN sstahlishnsnt corner Of ID aad johnson sts :,
opposlts ths Gait Hesss, whore, BY psnetual A.
tsnton 70 business be hepss 70 secufs the pstroa-
ags Of this community.
SHAVING, /.
HAIR OUTING,
AND SHAMPOOING,
Done With Noasness and Dispasch.
G. r. hes On hand choice stock Of Psrfumsry,
Lubin's Hxtrasts, Ae., which be oGsrs for sale at
the lowsst New York Prices.
Sept !, 'ko-dy
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.EHRsv. Mr.. Spurgeon, the great London
prooohsr, talks Of coming 70 America.
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REDelazon Smith, Senator elect from
Oregon proposes to visit his old home, Keo
sauqaa, next month.
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ONO AND MissIssIPPI RAILROAD, }
ALL ALONG THE LINE.


provements on the prairies and speculated
on the vast capacities Of the country for
cultivation and for the support Of popula-
ton. Sandoval, the crossing Of the great
Illinois Central, was announced, and three
miles further on We came to the junction Of
the Ohieago Branch. By the light Of .
brilliant moon We viewed these points with
no small interest, and on again we rolled TO
Olncy-ll6 miles whore We did not object
to get our suppers. Twenty-Five miles more
brought VI, 1t IL O'Clock, to that s.ancisnt
French and Indian city" vincennss. Tho
indistinct light VI the moon was scarcely
sufficient TO give US dim outline Of the city.
From this on We fcls the damp, chilly atmos-
phsrs Of Indiana, which reminded US forci-
bly, Of the Ohio elinAss, snd was strongly
suggestive Of chile and fever. Some time
during the night noticed that wc had got
beyond The prairie country of the Wabash,
and that the face Of the country was like
Ohio, broken and rugged with here and
.Ac-e rich valley, and beach srccs Il! along
The early morning was quite cold, and sew
eral Of my fellow passengers found them.
selves shiserisg in their thin clothes. Those
who had shawls or overcosts made themselves
quite comfortable, ~ each ono had broad
seat to himself, on which he could curl down
or stretch out, according to his natural d.
msnsions, and do = good business u mapping.
For some reason or other, sleep was foreign
70 my eyes, and soon after day break vas
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Our present Representative 10 Congress,
and other distinguished Republican speakers,
will address the people Of the First Con.
gressional District ct the following times and
nln caa 70 uit.
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". y. CHll.IpS 4 CO.'S,
Patent Elastic FiTc and Water Prof
IE.NE.V'T KOOEE.v'I =.

W. sbs NuRBsVS ~ viVsNs
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Prof
lE.NE.v'T' KOOEIV'l:!.
WE, The nnderscned prepared to contract
w aud pun On al the shortst notice,'nr
Elastic F;re d. Wnt.r- Proof Cement ROOFING
II being the only article y.t invented that will sue
cesfuly tn. ion OF the Atnn-phe In every
rimtte. uispers,otly fir and water prof, and In
point ~ lrahiity We believe u In equal III not rnpe
fis, 70 Any M tac rooing. We can IN, II oi,
old tin, tar. iron, Single roos " making diff
ference how Tat OF steep the roof may be. This
rpprHe i-warran,.d to prove u aip,ye represented
W. VIII put II On for 50 % par square. no fest
siIare.) We wH Apply itupbn I'm and iron roof .pr
slW per square beng, on account Of Its durability.
tie cheapest paint that car, be used.
We invite al who are building, and thore who wi-h
their roof repaired 10 call n, our ofce opposite tie
isClsre House, Darenpoft. Iowa. ard examine IAN,
prs, anil satisfy fbeinr.ves regard u the dursil-
its ard prnrticAb!ilty ~ ths yocfins.
n I've are prepared to FIJI orders for our C.-
meat % hog resri.rs at distancr. with printed d.
tgty and coa.nty Riga,s for Iosea s~d ki~~sSoss
s~ s,Is.
JBvAE BERGEN 1 mo.
Q. BENJAMIN. General Agent.
REPEREscEs IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ezra Bailey, smith street, between pouvth and
Mr. Samuel ogden, No l2l Fourth street.
Bakrr and Won Publ NJ " Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle President Of the Lafayette BANK.
DR. John Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. o., L0adoa
snd Liverpool.
essrs John shiIto 4 Co., DIT Goods deaisss. lsh
street
itchell and Rsmmssbsrs. Yuraituss Mas q
dealers An street.
tcf GREENWOOD, Lei.
..r A HiDke.
DAVENPORT
Geo Davenport,
Dr James Hail.
Coat Pstebin. huiders,
Ew Whesicr, Arcbttect,
yPeck, City Gkrk.
fieo II Parker,
% CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust sree4.
Jaime. DonsIiy Ira, Davsnpostlron Wesk
XII Adams.
Hnkes Riggs, jewelers..
ROCK ISLAND.
kS Gayer,
PI Mitchell, Banke
JGna Woofs
Lewis n w-bber, Postnassss.
q Hubbard. Aetna lnGarenea
Hooker,
Ira Foote, BuildrT e
SEARS, wooi d Co.. bS'stesd 0aoulncoustAG0o. He.
line.
Henry wsnrr. Wholesale. ;Cs eossu osa,ss' hve
City
VsvocAts
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OFFIGE-SOuth-EastC Cor. Brady and Second st,
-RErEREHCEs -
Fix Gov. Myron II. Clark, Canandaigua, n. 7.
Hon. Charles II. Ruggles, Poughkeepsie, ny.
Hon, John Thompson, q
Hon. George ", Sterling 4"
Capt. Richard Peck, New Haven, Conn.
Hon. r. B. Morgan, Aurora, NJ.
Rev. Thee. L. Cuyler, New York City
Benson J. Tossing ESQ.,,
Bockee, lnness l. Co, Chicago Ill.
TalIman, Powers & Mclean Davenport Iowa,
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TNWRNTy-THkE eligible Building Let's. situated
L ON Harrison, Third Ripley and Hondeace streets
viii hc sold leased reason Able terms ios Far-
| ticulsrs enquire ~ ooRsie 4 Dow. or
fauritF ANNA NAV
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Pine Lands

In Missouri, supposed to he the orl- body OF Pin
Dnio'r remaining III the State, unentered
Noyl6i&vtf W r. BARBER n Co
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DIX. u. .WDG.y.V.ELL
Veterinary Surgeon.

NTEMBER u the Royal Veterinary Inetnution o
vi Dublin, Ac., Stud Mt and Assistant Surgeon TO
the great Professor Ferguson Veterinary Surgeon Ia
the Queen Of England having madea Trans Atlantic
sit r the purpose OF MAJ ing hmse II master Of b.
different modern inIrov emento In the science of We
terinafy Medicine AID Surgery exp-uD'eh In the
English and B"ntincnfal COLLEGES Deg- % inform
those frisn Is rnd horse proprietors who 90 kindly
patrGnized elm previous TO his departure, during his
former soioeirn ia Davenport that he - row fully
prepared tn render available In lrir service all the
professional assistance which such course OF study
and extensive requirements renders available sith
due effect TO the practice Of the d-rsns departm nts
81 his pre- fessten a. a Veterinary Surgeon.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
on eYy (sorne Of which formidable oys.
rAtinr hal 10 he performed on) will cheerfny ce, IL
fy to his abilities ~ . competent Veterinary Sur
GoD.
Hon John n Cannon, Hon John Cooh,
Messrs Ootes Davis, w Cannon Esq,
d rsgsl,J d s Brooks nAq.
J webb DsQ, ca Marks,
HI WoOdin.
Until further notice he can be found at MP omilbS
LAvsfy oeAbl1 cppOotts To Post Olce, o. - ~
Uqlea nfea 49, aeoQe IL Pestro0eA SCI
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Singers Sewing Machines.

NOR all manufacturing purposes, Singers Sewing
IL Machines are d. Md Indispensable. The public
insist upon having thir clothing &c, made by hem
Singers Family Sewing Machine tn. latest pre.en
ted for coinpe,i'iun, and being nrfang with full
knowledge ~ the defects OF Other machines FOR ami
lar uses. hiss avoided or rcrnediei them all.
II ~ tn. hsndsancst Swing machine made,
and the easiest ~ operate
It's exceI-nt mechsncaI principles and qustie-
are Aisdily sppe ecsied by thcse acansinted weth
sewing machines and give Assurance 81 heir be-
coming universally adapted apply 10 NJ Singer n
Co.'S Gazette (DEirs supplied grdtis.
Western Office lln I.ssc street, Chicago
mr3@6mCHS Vim Broderick, AmDt
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Farming Land
Twelve and 4 Half Cents Der Acre

yXTE are erterinc good arabic lan1 In Nilsson i.
w for actual settlers, at tceipe and Il hai(r
per acre. Maps of the country may be- seen a. orr
office, Nichols, Block.
VI. Z. BARBER & co
Davenport, Iowa.
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White Washing.

WE would respectfully inform the citizens Of Da
w vsnFort and the vicinity, that Ne IA ge a pse
teat VIM wash for whitening houses ou.side aud
fences, that We win insure to remain xhise, from
9 = 3 yoose without seAllng %. Aloo-w ! r. pre
pose6 . Whllo vasA end Whitsn eoilings 20 order
ttt1Dqe f1snleose ling removed frun the fooms.
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