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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing malls In the psvenpor'
Post One:
EAsTsnH NAIL, arrives NJ 61o and j:oo u
cios-s at Q - 4 xa.G 5:3oPn
NoRTHEnN MAIL via Dubuque snd Northern lows,
arrives ~ So Pm. c.rse.at s.l5 A NJ.
BOurHsRr NJ NJ, from 81. Louis and b0uthern 0h
nouri, araives at 5 20 p "; closes at . 10 An.
wEsTgBN AsD SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives ~
$40 p M; closes At $50 P n.
Ill. soIs WAY NAL, arrives s:42 A M and $50 ?
y; closes ~ and 3 Pm
RrvxR MAIL souru, Including river towns abovsot
Louis, tn. Ais.ouIi River, Nebraska and Ksnsas,
via Hannibal / 81. Joseph b, arrives et 10 \
M; clo.e,st4pA.
RIVER MAIL, IN cIuding river towns froagfe Olaire
to Lyons, arrives at 8 A y, clio es sto<50 . u.
NoRTHERs MAIL, By lsni, up the river, arrives at
p M Sundays, Wednesdays and Hridays; CLOSES at
9pM On Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
Blue GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL =, closes 81 IL ~
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AmITY MAIL, arrives and coses at ~ M Tuesdsys
and Fridays.
AsAxosA NAIL, arrives and closes IN IL M, On
Thursdsys.
The tffice will be open Sunday during the Sum-
mar from Q TO 10AM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
New York New.

New YORK, June 24.-The Times Wash
ington correspondent says. Secretary Floyd
continues in delicate health. and serious ap.
prehensiOns are felt for the result His
family are anxious that he should retire
from his pressnt position. He has removed
to the s2die6e e.hones
Judge Douglas LEFT this r NJ for New
York. where he will spend several weeks.
Although Gov Walker dined with Mr.. Bu.
chanan on Saturday last. he declares the
continuance OF their previous political diff
ferencss, and says that no one can ever
justify or excuse the Lecompton outrage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

in his business. but serionsly. gentlemen. is
1t not better to spare = small amount from
your business for the sake OF putting your
business in q more fouri-hing condition.
than to Withdraw it at the peril Of tke bu-
siness you already havel If there ever
was a-time in the history Of our city where
in an extra ordinary effort was demanded. it
is now. Why tina this is 50 can be patent to
any citizen-we eed not explain it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
New York Dtems.

NEw York June 23--At the Academy
OF Music fer the benefits Of the Italian fund,
the receipts above expenses was $4,000
JLO. George Meyerm, indicted for the
murder Of his wife, pleaded guilty today Of
mansaughter and was sentenced to imrris.
onment for life
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
RAILROADS
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
Ot"iNfev- .ssevN1s cement.

nN and AFTER SUNDAY Dec. 9th 1853, snd until
Jfnrther notice trains will leave Rock Island daiiy
Sundays excepted, as foows:
lst mail train At 10 20 A n
I'd freight II Is n
I'D night express Gl5 p. II.
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays -.
cepted As follows
1st night c1prensGt S2OA. n.
~ freight trains a. 2OOP.n II.
3D. mail train at 7WPn
All trains this road are In direct o0nnexton at
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Central, PitIsburg, Port Wayne and Chica-
60 Rail Road to aud from Detroit, Toledo,
CcveiAnd Columbus, Cincinnati, Plttsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara PalIs, Albany, New Yofk,
PhilselphA, Baltimore and Washington Also st
I.sSae with trains Of the Illinois Central RDsd-
North to 0scna and South To st Louis and Csiro 70
which plSces tickets can b. procured Of
W H. GremBcIle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, X. T. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers reminded of the ssity Of giving
Distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage procure tickets takins their seats
In the the Conductors collect Only 70 sta
tons the line OF the CHICAGO Rock Island railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, supsrintsaAaot.
". H. WBISnAn, Asst Sup't
Rock Island. Dec. s, l6h6 (dtf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

CE TURTLE Soup.-French Joe
sets a aspended lunch this morning at 10
o'clock, at the Young America Saloon.
Front 4 Brady streets. Joe has soma ex-
cellent Piitsburg Ale on hand, and good Sc
gars, Call on him this morning and try
hts turtle soup.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

CHW We are indebted to T. G. Camp
bell for New York papers in advance Of the
mall. Mr. Campbell arrived here yesterday
morning from The east.
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BLACkWOOD'S MAGAZlNE.
THB
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AND r4k
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| g. The Edinburgh Review, (Whiv
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These Periodicals. ably represent the three greet
political parties Of Great Britsin-Whis, rBSy ana
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wpsyment TO BE- made In Ill cases In sAvancs No.,
current In the State where isssed viii b rsssavsd 8
par.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

~ We understand tn at the steamer
Black Hawk made $500 in running up and
down through the bridge on Thursday.
Who paid itf
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Mississippi 4 Missouri r. B

>AAOOAO0ePHA - >A0OO "a = ~ ~
Trains run by Chicago time, which y twelve min-
utss faster than Davenport timo.
0N and sfssT Monday. April Ilth, 1859, and until
~ further notice, trains will iesve Davenport, fcr
Auseatine, Columbus City, Warrington and Iowa
Oity (Bundays excepted, - follows:
ist Express and Mall Train ~ so a n
Trans viii leave Dsvsnpost for Chicsoo daily, Sun
lays excepted o. follows:
ist Nail Train, u 10 10 4 =
ID Express Train, st g. 2e =
Trains arrive st Davenport daily. (GsnAays szsep
osd) - follow:
FROM TnE EAST.
let Dxprsss Train q 62s 49,,
I'd Mail Train, 1t 66 n
PROM TINE WEST.
lst Nah Train, ~ go ~
Trains run BY Chicago time, which 10 twelve min
otes faster than Davenport tire.
All trains out of DaveDpJrt VIII mako concessions
N Colnmbs City, Washington snd Iovs City With
the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points West
The Passenger Train nectn ~ Rock island Win
Ohicaso Rck Island Railroad trains for sll potnts
East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity ofgivin9
distinct direction 70 the destination ofther ~
gA9s also tickets before tahng hsv eeoein
Me ears.
N y. The Noyping u0l0 A ~ train for Ne last
rects at j. liet With trains on the Michigan Cen
taI 4 At the Junction with trains on the Piits.
burg, IT Wayne 4 ChHsgo = =; ~ CHICAGO with
trains on the nichissu southern and Michigan Oen-
trsl Rsn Roads.
apr1a JOHN p. TRACY, supt.
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l. A Il T. S Il N + w S.
ny TELEGRAPH.
New Slave 1Sill by the n. IL. House ol
kepgcseuSAltves.

CONCORD, n IL June 2i-In the New
Hampshire House of Representatives. yes-
terday, stringent Bill in relation to the
rendition of alleged fugitive slaves, was re-
ported hy the Judiciary Committee. The
Bill provides that any person who shall aid
or abet in any rendition Of person claim
ed as a slave. shall be punished for the first
offence by five years imprisonment. and for
the second, by imprisonment for life.
The Bill passed its fret stages by . vote
Of l34 to l0l.
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SfrWved %. stolen .

INR0M the subscriber, 90 or shout ~ oth iaGe..
IL my Ohssto1t 4ase 9lrfY." 0te = ~
hsvins s+en her frequsntly q Nv etsee = Dovon'
pert, NJ y lams in IT, Nh hinA ~. ~ posDoG
whe Wi eive - tnses0etseo q ~ vhQi1qhoo1eI
tArg1gA ~ Hsos 00e4es ~ 1o1glDG Woe1 - 1oUi
81 ~ E ~: - 49, Ns''~3 w
- - 11tA -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

NARROW EscApE.-One day last
week, While Mr. Muir. carpenter by trade
formerly a resident of Davenport, but now
in st. Louis. was engaged in refitting an
old unoccupied saloon, he found small
package of what he supposed to be flower
Of sulphur, between the rafters, and took it
to his boarding house for future use. That
evening. feeling unwell. he concluded to
take dose Of the sulphur. He took tea
spoonful. and in q short time complained
greatly of a burning pain in his stomach,
and other strange symptoms One Of his
room mates becoming alarmed at his ap-
paren:ly great distress, irquired what he
had tax en-, and upon being show the pack
age, pronounced it arsenic. He hastened
Immediately to inform his fellow boarders
Of the probably fatal circumstance, and .
strong emetic was administered at once,
which acted favorably, and for time re.
lieved the sufferer. A physician was sent
for, whose prescriptions added to the swift
recovery of the patient. and he was pro-
| nounced out Of danger.
For time his friends were much alarmed
for his safety. but his taking An over dosl
was mainly what saved him. Had he taken
but half the quantity. he would have been
In greatsr danger. Tee much sars saasc,
ts tstsa y guard aoaiass sssiasas h
asto&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

AuAsEs.-Among the Hotel arri-
walls at Des Moines. a. published in the jour'
nal, We noticed the names OF the following
persons from Davenport Lory schrinies.
Mr. Kohlf, Ii. Discher. Il. II. Dakemsn, for
the benefit Of the Journal and the friends Of
the above named gentleman. we would s'y
that the persons in question are. Lorenzo
Schricker, Mr.. Rohlfs. II. fischer. and b.
H. LAhrmann.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

AccIDENr.-A young lad, the son Of
Moses Kelly Of this city, fell and broke his
arm Yesterday.
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The Turf.

New YORK, June 23.-At the second race
between Princess and Flora Temple, which
came off to-day, Princess was the victor,
winning two straight two mile heats. Time,
first heat five minutes one second; second
heat, five minutes two seconds
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W ellAnd Canal.

ST. CArHARINEs, C. w., June 24th-The
break in the Welland canal has been re-
paired. and boats will commence passing
through today
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CARDS..
n. A. MANSION.

A TrORNEY and Coun at Law, Davenport
~ &c III Co Iowa Will att nj promptly 10 al
proe ,sonai business that may b. entrustei 70 him
kster u Non. JAmrs Grant, Davenport, and Hon
Edmund Burk., N. 81. jnn12-du
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Geo. w. EDDs Il 90.

Geo. w. E00s Il 90.
No. ~ LsClsise Row.
HAvs'a'' received large ''"o. Of
Wal Papers.
As0 90 consignment . rare lot Of
ENGhI9H 9ooHa.
which they Will sell at the
London E'ssbitshers' Prices.
BOl1h's and LivingslOm's
EW WORKS ON AFRICA.
11On. q. u. Smiths
"reminiscences OF west Life cons sting OF Aketch
Of eminent characters In and out o. Congress. I'm
poriant legal trials IN the State VI Indiana, ke As
ovos. SO pages. Price 800. UDque.tionabiy the
mfAt interesting book that has avreared foS Elany
years
Davenport. April II. 1853. prI7u
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New WHEAr.-Ye esterdav at the

NEW WHEAT.-Yesterday at the
store of c. N. Shipman, We were shown a
sample Of the new crop Of wheat-not ripe
but in the stalk. It was richly headed out A
portion of the stalks were from old wheat
and and likewise some from new wheat
Between the former and the latter there is
marked difference Both the stalk and
the head coming from the old wheat is
larger and better developed than that from
the latter. The old wheat produces long
er and better filled heads than the new. II
we may take the samples We saw as spe-
cimen of the forthcoming crop, We should
say that the land sowed with cid seed will
produce at least one third more wheat to
the acre than that sowed with new seed.-
We were also shown . sample Of the new
crop Of oats The heads are very large and
wei filled. and promise to yield heavily.
CEDAR VALLEY r. Ran immense
effort is being made by the friends of this
road to raise the necessary funds to enable
the Company to commence the work at an
early day. We sincerely trust they may
be successful. We think it is tie duty OF
every man who is interested in the welfare
Of this city, to subscribe to this according
to their means. Every citizen that has got
any property at oil, in this city, can afford
NAY they Are 10 duty bound 70 contribute
somsthing towards starting this road. True.
u Il Ne times ass hasdj tsss \ b that a.
! - ssus - V6A4l y - au ~ soplsal
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Congregational NOmtnasiOn In l.eosxia.

AUGUSTA, Ga., JuEe 23-The Democratic
Convention at Warrenton, nominated Alex
ander G. Walker, formerly member OF the
Georgia Legislature. in place Of A. II. Ste
phens, who declined, as candidate for Con-
gress.
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Gk E.lT D.zKG.lH.v.E.

0EtN1 VI able TO meet our enRagements, 49, have
- concluded 10 oGer entire stock ~ sss,is II
greatly reduced prices for cash fr ths b~net OF our
creditors. Our stock cOnsiste Of Bpk- Stationary.
''oh pens, wall Paper, and II one ~ the meat com
piee stock 20 he found In the Northwest Tn which
We invite slceirl att ntion We hav- also Q large
and superior stoek or Musical Instruments eiu.ins
FiAos nj Aeiofeonr. Our stotk ~ Shs.t Mu-ic
"ii b"soii at prices to astonish music buyers -
Ms1cil nn"ous poohs ~ cost and less. Many Aslc-~
At much lei than first cost Great chance for cash
purchasers. Citizens Of Rock island, Dav~npsrt.
Aoline and vicinity, are invited to call and xamins
our stock.
II. A. pORTRR 4 BROTHER.
Rock Island JuneJ, 1853. Jun.l .Atf
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STATE DEMOCRAT.


lfC. II. scrivsn, 63 Dearborn street, Chc ago
IL authorized TO Ie11ve advertisements for this pa
Nor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

BRING 1T BACK.-The chap that
accidentally took fine bamboo fishing rod
from the front Of Frank Woods etore, on
Brady street, last evening, is requested to
return it Immediately or it will be sent for,
as the person is known.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
New Y opk Market

Now OH2 NAoBkOsS
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. June "a. 1859.
FLOUR-very dull medium ard Inferior have de
clined cents, ground steady BALES . 30 bbls 1t
7hG16 10 super State; 1906 40 EXTRA State
36(07 IS common 10 good extra Western.
RYE FLoUR-Oull: 4 0)0I4 Is
WHEAT Dnl and clined Gales OO0 bushels at
As mixed Illinois ; I 81 wh,e Ky; I SO amber Ga.
BARLsv-Dul and unchanged.
RYE-Dul and unchanged.
CORN-Bales 1t 6OGS3 m'xed western; 81 yellow
OArs-LOwer at 5O05 90 State and Canadian,
P0RK-Steady for me but unsettled for prime,
Sales 800 bbls 1t 46 50 new mess; Is 50 prime.
BBRH-Unchanged
Cur AEASe-H avy.
WHlaHY-26kc.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Union Player Meeting will be- held At the
Presbyterian Church to- morrow, at O'Clock n.
The ordinance OF baptism will be- At tn
foot Of Perry street directly after morning SERVICE
by the Pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
JOHN a.. BILLS

A rToRNEY AND COuNsELOR AT LAW,
"A and kotsTy Pnblic.
OrpIcx-DaveDporrs Block, Davenport. Iowa.
uAyZS
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TO-DAY'S ADVT'S.
TIL Il A II E r..
j n. mcVICk Elk. .M0nQgeF.
Al the German Theater.
ENTRANCE ON RIPLEY ST., 20 Door below 70
Last Night Of
McVicker's Dramatic Company I
Double attraction

Double .affracft0pa
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 25,
Will be presented the beautiful tragic drama Of IN
bride OF
1. A NJ VI Il IL VI DOR.
Lucy Ashton Miss 8 8 Woodbury.
Edgar Ravenswood Mr. L Tilton
PIXIES Pc AK;
DAVENPORT BOYS ON A GOLD HUNT
Hurrah for Pixies Peak where the breezes OF
Heaven,
WAIT the slittering dust on their fsr sweeping
wings
Where banks are unknown and no preference given,
To men In whose veins flow the life tide OF Kings
Then Hurrah for Pixies Peak the land Of the
mountains,
Where fortune her bright golden dreams doth un-
fold;
We rest not by plain, by valley. or fountain.
But onward. still on to the bright land Of Col D ()
~ The original production OF this piece dec ded
the fate OF many Its hits sre applicable 10 all To-
the picture II presents
Mr.. 4oVIcKER........as..... ...PRTER LuCKLkSs
The entire company will appear.
Doors Open Mt I l.2.. Curtain lSlses at 8
ADMISSION,
PARoUKTTE......5O cts. IGALLrRY........25 cts
IunaO
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Il. ID. PATTON

TTORNRY AT LAW. Oihce-up stairs, In the
n building formerly occupied by -. ". Wiley,
West Sec ,nd street.
Business intr listed TO his care will he punctualy
ATTENDED to
Davenport. January q. 1889. JAMS
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SnurE, shot up yesterday, from
the Peak, and was around town, looking as
smiling as basket of chips on cold morn
ing. We presume he has his pockets full
Of rocks, but for further information would
refer his friends to the "man around town"
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Real Estate .ageMts.
White & co.

DUY and sell all kinds Of Real Estate, also neeo.
ID eiste loans, make collections, take charge OF
rents &c &c.
RIEERENCEs.
-. STERLING. Prest. bridgeport City Bank n
HIsBY Pres. Farmers Bank. Conn B h. WOeD-
WARD, Cash Iowa State Bank A CORBlN, OF Mack
lot & Corbin
CFFIcE-Post Once Building, up-stairs
iunt21-1tf.
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rAYsOss a RALLOKD.

Mo. WEST SECOND STRRRT, (LE CLAIRE
~ Row. Davenport, Iowa, wholesale and retail
dealers IN Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Paints OILS
window GLASS, Fancy Articles, Per;umery, Mineral
Teeth t&nid Foil &c.. nc nchS
DOCCOK> HICKMAN AND REID
IIAvE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE to No 2s
IL y street, 'krth side between Brady and Main
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co M M T. RCI A L
OFFICE OF Iowa ETATE DEMOCRAT,

OFFICE OF Iowa ETATE DEMOCRAT
Friday evening. Juno ~, 1859.
To-day was cool and pleasant. 4 very cool and
refreshing breeze prevailed all day. We cannot have
such weather all the season through. shower last
evening laid the dust very en-ctuay, else to.day's
wind would have made il some what dlssgreeabie.
The grain and produce msrket was q.ies and
sseady; but little coming In from the cosntry, and
no change in market prices.
We qeote - follows:
ELouA-Stesdy and market rather insctive,-
Nothing doing except for home consumption; e5 50
@e Oo for new spring extra IS 5O97 OOold whest
hour; - so kor winter wheat -four Que shipment
Of 70 obs was made to-dsy TO st Paul.
4wHEIr-Reciepts 500 bushels By wason and 700
BY railroad; ; market steady and no change In QUO
tatioos. New sprirs, 65@ss,; old tetgl %.
CoaH-but fsv arrivals and little dsmsad. We
quote stesdy st b70eOc for shs,lsd ear sc.
OATs-Asrket inactive, very few bsang oRrsd.-
oo0AO for good new; 4Ots5o for old.
PoTAsoss-Conttnue scarce; old, q 20: new, 20
cents peck.
Eoos-Ip good demand, but very scarce! IAN cts.
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}. J. VALLEY,
AND AGENT AND REAL RSTATE BROK ER,
Will give special attention to renting houses and
collecting rents. Also, buy, sell, exchange. l'ase
and pay taxes real eststr; negotiate loans, exam
ihc.lani titles, &c &c
OvvIcE-At Rlskcmore Lawes' Bank, No II
Brady street, Davenport, Iowa may lo"bm
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CHAs. ". PUTNAM. J. b. LkAEE.
PUTNAM Il I.EAkE,
A Tr0RNEyS AND COUNbKLOkS At Law, and
IA NDtaTi's Public Once, No. - Main street
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YSICIAN 4 ND RGEON,
nFFIGE-with Messrs. Roger n Bowers, No. SO,
~ Brady street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt atten-
tiou nov24
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HENRY II. ANDERSON.
gblbC FOR X R,l'G00.

4 TrORNEY AND COUNskLLOR AT LAW, and
~ Notary Poblic. Loans made OH improved
property. Metropolitan Block, ~ street. Davenport
Iowa.
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SyFA e u . e y q 4.
W,h0gessle agency.
THB undersisned has secured the agency as D.
venpost Tor the sale Of Syracuse Salt.
Merchants and dealers vii al~ays And . supply
On hand, for sale st
THH LOWEST CHICAGO PRICE.
sddias 1seghs. Orders respectfully collected.
psbts-dem y. BATHS. y nspos
Lumber! Lumber!
A LLlNs 4 WILLIAMS having removed their
"A Lumb Yards to the corner Of Harrison and
Fourth streets, nov prepared to offer great in
ducemenss TO purchasers Of Lumber, having
The Largest And Best Assortment
IN THE CITY,
Consisting in part Of the following. namely:
600,00n II Fencing, frsm 12 20 q feet LONG.
800 0OO II Timber, Joists and Scantns, al lengths
100000 n Ylooripg, dressed ayd undre4sed.
2OO.On0 II siding, dressed snd undressed.
400 900 II Clear and second Clear Boards and
Plank
2ro,ooo II Poplar. srem n to inches thick.
loc bdIs Of No l Chicago Shingles, consisting Of
Shaved, Out and Sawed.
$40 bdls of Lsths.
100 bdls OF Pckets. \ and inches
Alsn lsYEe sss ,rtment OF coors and sash.
Also large assnstms nj Of 81 sinds Of lard Wood
for Carriage end Cabinet hakers' use, al Of which
- Will cell At the very lowest market prices At
new yard, conner OF Hsrrtson and Fourth streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
ALLrNo Z wILLrANA
30. Alse 9O. 900 n of Bridge Timber sawed ex-
pveaslv for Rv,dsss, &c. apr6 dsn
JveoO England
Dry Hop Yeast Cake.
4 eunquTys1 - nss.A Ysss. Dun. -
So 3. \. 1aADnr.
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