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NOT TRT In EARNEST,

The o11eat;nn ,vh;ch ,no,
..as 49, ,.sss .oA "u'cn men are ask'ne
e3s-;o % ea ~ % oul e,1ois become more
Ius w. 80 snu ~. W out pelus more pressing Is
""s @'e 80 ''o' ," esf'"e@ why are nc
anasnIs 10 aos.: 49, eoag p1ooles "nHe the
Wz1. az 1e MIN o'lles ano oomos'
taaes W ~ +ta ~ st..~ ss.e~s a. Inc aaYan-
~ ~ a. a. s s sue,s1 we can muster,
snd 49,. .-. ..p.9 ..sa4' a.e ee'las ~ promptly
says The Tm5or nazq H.. t1eu u "@'
.ssuanens;on ~ 1.us s;o,". @ INVOLVES
.;ea1 ~-.no;.1a. y. 'e"e' s.o4aoons OF poli~
-: p'eS 7no safeguards, and bur-
sas "msn must test to the last strain
. We pau'os1sm ano pfooity Of republican
e41enh 1aat much Is certain" Upon
QUIZ obvious .rotns as these, are Jeff Da.
in NIL % w, eonaocsng me WAT Whatever
w;th ~ 1he. a4s 1os 'ney nave 70 contend
dsr n,,.,..4 ". euty ce1n oia7eso snoo-
@na5a es'' eonAf1oose a dollar, handle
- - =. s~oH :. Ia'soa. 1ne5 press into
law or the re"n;rsman.s lseop1ss w s 70 statute
+ho1 hara ~ sra susu. u etiquette II
~ ~ 1n5;ans % ~. :1ougn :1.r "nl'e Soldiers, they
take4ae'iaas =. Il shey have not enough In
o1a44 11'ey 'aAe ne7e negroes; it they have
uos sno'sn nee neg1oes tney take slave
nee,os' Anete Is au toe olnerence in the
""m p''" eo1 !" oe1,se1ent WHO Is in
s.nes. anu one WHO ls no@~ 1"ey mean
pees,y WIEN eney say; 'oe mean Some
lung eise, evidently
Ane1e Is hne sarcasm as well as a
Inc sehtment IN thelanguage Of Garibaldi
, 1861-08-16

banners; it ought not 10. We cannot en-,
Joy the luxury of keeping four millions Of
negroes in bondage, and the luxury Of our
free government, much longer. We must
give up the one, or the slave owners will
compel us to give up the other.
, 1861-08-16
Se4. DAVIS In Two Characteristic
0S4eFence Between AM in and ~
Oat-TAesrT ono Thing 1ad Prac.

lFfom the National 1nteuigencer,1
Whne the Hon. Jefferson Davis was Secre-
tafy OF War under President Pierce, It will be
remembered that the Territory Of Kansas was
tte theatre Of grave political controversies,
hEsliJ csgeneIasirg into civil feud. The CON
test arcse among TIC adhetents Of two Legis-
1atutes respectively assuming to represent The
people Of that Territory. The body sitting at
Leccmpton was r. recognized by the Admenis
t1afion Of M1. Pierce, as tic only 1egitima. e
eepositc1ies Of the Legislative powczs capsule
Ct berg exercised under the organic act con.
ssitut!ng tee Territory. Tue b5dy aittiug at
IopekA Tas regarded ~ revolutionary, and,
IS snch, dsserSIg to be dispersed by tie Fed.
ei&l auiGo1ity. Ucdez these circumstances il
Was 1t2t on the ID Of September, 1855. M.
stcrt;sFy Davis wrote as follows to Gen. Pee-
s;ttz F. Smith:
The position Of the Insurgents is tast Of
offn rebellion against the laws and coastitu-
s'e. au1ncI1t1ee. with such msnifeetations OF
= purpose 10 pr; =. devastation over th lsad,
sS no longer justifits further hesitasicn or in
ou!se1ce. Pat1ioti.m and humanity alike
nqu:fe ,tha: rebellion ehoald be promptly
Oa The ssme dry he made reau;si:;oa On
NE Governor Of Kentucky for two regiments
70 DC mu8tsred t2to the service, md 70 be at
the call ct Gen. Smith.
Then 1t Vas right to put down !" zebeEionn
g &fms, aad to march militia from other
STATS to aid in enforcing tia LAWS.
How TnE1 Do IT IN D11n-Eyery .e1s-
gEsph line il the Geuthera C1nfedeTacvi, IN
ttf, og act OF the Confederate Congress, the
absolute and unconditional control of JEFF.
Davis. Secession ey;e sad minds can 47j
seMk CT nothing but uares :xicsed immapi:ies
70 0satoEn and rebels, whi1e ioYal cfti14a Of
:le LlsioE shAu E+Te uettd o1s to taera bur.
an9Gs ED sufstings beyoz3 endurance,
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s.. stnIta, Sandwich.
Usg@ q Denman. Ga:,s.A-
=. sym1ner, MD. .Mas.a,u
f. Hiscock, ArroIn
RutGdge Il p'Eian. Asa.
e ". Mes;oakez, oak,a,a
4E5mss Ackte, :Ia4tvua.
I: D. Cope, Fslffeii
Thonrsan 4 Clark, .ii5irs
4eTn = HuadlY, korf oo
6a1paEles l. Brown t;air*
r 7. HhttaEer, Cair.l
kMf 4 Taylor Nalh7il.4
I. Z l7cla, AahlcT
y 3: Rice, EcCoub,
l#- uE1Ee- Prairie C:tI
4cek z Bro. Blanf!nyff,
1. T. 7 3aTHovd, ElEta,
VII Co-sot, GenrE
Buck 4 Roe. AErcra
l. 3, Mark9 A2aa.
=: Holki1s7 Jnaesbcxe.
ndS9T;s7 ;Sa; BF,.. Mt q
Hasael & JoEustoa Stv.
Ing
Benton 4 Hon. Fn!ton cIts
Winter Z Bro, Rorrisor1.
H1eF1ca d BaGil1ger, GA
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n,r Nse~Hs AA@&AAkAo0k8s
Inc Governor Of Connecticut will shortly
Issue an order for three or five now regiments
1he entire number provided for By the e., ,0oo..
ooo bill Is ten regiments, seven of which viii
be mustered In for the war. Colonel Wood
fouEe, OF the Fourth Connecticut Regiment,
hks fee;pned
, 1861-08-16

"NGK8Nl&E%
lANRI:1oE, McEenu Co nj

"R1ssoE, AcHenzy Co. IL, avg, ID.
Edi'cfa Ch csgo Tribune: a.
a little daughter Of J. Williamson. Of Hu.
ward. vas run over snd ias+sntiy kined ag !.
Moo1 Ha'1 :. sha station, to day, about noon.
t & trsto, ~s they did al in thetr psTsr 70
I.sSTes. shc acea.e=t b -
Yo11s truly, Pm.
, 1861-08-16

"GooD FROM SEEMING Ey1."-The Czris,.
ian eAfo1siele Of Albany {Bsptist,) extracts,
var, the fact that it haa crushed out the Lot
terr Company Of the State Of Delaware. the
latter being unable to meet its eem;. annual
pay ment to the State Of $4,000, by which d.
lii queucY it8 charter is forfeited.
, 1861-08-16

eo1one1 D1cAe1's Cavalry Regiment
we learn that Col T. L. D;ckey OF Ottawa,
arrived IN this city yesterday morning from
washington. The Colonel Is authorized by
the War Department to raise aud INN
arm and equip regiment of mounted men
frcm this State fer the WET. Each company
WILL be mustered into the United States ser
wee "a soon as its muster roll il full and i'm
med1ateiy furnished with horses, with their
equipments, uniforms and the means of snh,
saste1ce. The regiment will rendezvous at
ottawa, where companies will 90 into camp
as last as they become organized.
, 1861-08-16
SOLD In CHICAGO BY
.44s@, By tbs following oras5.5t L m,a,zss


JS, Rfetar71s Molina
]. & EjIIer RacE Ts1r;,d
HA Honrre Enr1tn4s ~
i TChgT1hrr1sin 1fn1tn.
lei r CIenrTnge5 ~
Eor1icyis WA
Battit C41nf|e,, Ntr1x
| J. II RuHpetan Tsnx~
vile,
Collins, Carlyle
3. 3. lockwood. Carrie
Wm P. Cook, DO
j. II. LrE1a. Hcrt2cn
= 3. Thomas, Chi1licotss
f. J. EugE, Feor1a,
4Met . o., La Sale.
burg 4 Cuppy, Nsfl
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The new loans noW proposed will doubtless
be taken ii put before the people in the right
way. England raised a "loJalty loan Of
eighteen millions sterling (se7enty millions Of
lees than ten millions. France raised i've
hundred millions of francs (a1d had offers for
five times that snm) in little greater time. A
popular lean" Of one hundred millions Of
collars, distributed through the twenty four
the West to the East, OF from the Est to
Europe. Every well managed bapk and in
surance company would take part Of such a
lc.n. and capitalists, even in the small towns
ct Wisconsin, lows and other Western States,
would take their ehare
, 1861-08-16

Ihese enormous taxes are freely paid. They
are necessary to the support OF the govern,
| ment. The people accommodate themselves
| to the burdens, which, in fact, fall mainly on
those able 70 bear them. For instance, the
licenses paid to the British government are:
tioneers e1o, brewers e. to R78, wine dealerz
3io, tobacco and snuff manufacturers IS to
E3l. 0 W
Stamps are another considerable source ot
revenue, bringing In eight m;lio7s sterlino,
hankers' checks o. drafts psy from penny
to twenty-five thilli1gs esch foreign bius Of
exchange, Hom one penny to thirteen shillings
each; wills, from ten shllings to ESQ each.
carriages are taxed in England from Hl to
- u each dogs, twelve ehi1iings each packs
Ct hounds ~ to ESQ; horses, ten TO twenty
one Billings each.
Tie British income tax is in time Of psace
much heavier than that levied by Congress-
Ter var purposes, viz, seven to ten penea in
the pound. Incomes Of slo0 to el50 paY 7 seven n,
pence per pound.
1t eeems, then, that there are several hea Ia
0; taxation which may still be used to increase
our national revenue. / tax OF one dollar
per head on horses, cows, mules and asses
would bring in large sum. Bills of exchange.
P1omlssoEy notes and deeds might be stamped
and taxed. Apon tax would also be equitable
90 that the expenses of government should
iaN upon every one, Iich and poor. thus, if
onr necessities should be so great, . revenue
Of one hundred aud seventy millions of dol
lars might be realized without being burden
ppcn any special class, viz:
From Custom-house duties. $50 mn mn
Tax 81 per head on cows, horses, &c. -. 160W'0S1
income .....--...---.......... 30 O000 100
3D. 00,000
, 1861-08-16
TAXAt1oM Hefe and Abroad. !.


In considering the bearings Of the war tax
and revenue bills which have just become law,
It msy be well to compare the results with
the uEual revenues raised by two Of the crest
European governments In times Of peace.
on our hands, We are scarcely taxed to an
aEount equal to that raised from the people
Of France and England when those nations are
at peace..
England is now IN state Of profound peaes
so 8 France; yet their o-dlaary snuuA ex-
pendftnree are:
Great Britain. D0o0, 900 OF $3so, 600 600
franco ,7o0, ,0oo, ,0oN or 3s3o0o 600
The ordinary expenditure Of The United
states @ N times Of PEACE is seventy millions Of
ooAafs and now, with costly war to carry
on, the expenses for single year are estima-
ted at but three hundred millions Of do;la-s.
The government Of Great Britain realized
last year nearly seventy millions sterling from
duties, internal taxss, excise, stamps, &c,
, 1861-08-16

l
ARR1yED.-Capt L. 3. Waters' fms com
Fany ef infantry, from McDonoogh county.
AITlEed 1t Camp Butler this morning, CAM
Waters Was appointed Major of the second
caya)zy regiment, but declined; his company
being very much sFposed to his 1eKgiug them.
"a gspt. 4lles: compsny, from shipmsn, and
county, beth infantry, arrived this morning.
Capt: j. A carmichael's, Of Ma45ac, L. to IL.
| rive to-day.
Capt, Hotaling's fine company Of c,ya,rv
re. M4m ugls county passed through our atreeh
G Lais altet1oon, On their Way to the rendezvous
| at Camp Butler. Illinois Ia sending her bast
men into the cavalry regiments, and Ne eend
them into the field confident that tIey viii
&c sDrFafeed in appearance and efficiency
bJ the volunteer cavalry Of 70 ether State or
eection. ~
a company Of infantry from Berlin, in this
county, also arrived to-dsy. IT, did not Learn
the pane Of the commander.
Capt. Laf1s6a's cavalry company, "Hatch
Ofagoona," from LoKza county, made their
ApPeaIance IN camp yesterday. Unless cir
eomssances a.,s should occu1 in Missouri, Of such
troops . matter Of imperative necessity. the
,sim mn9le @ sixteen resiments yet to be organized
WI4 Iemafn in Camp Butler until they ara
iisor9nghl7 L ,?;g equipped and somewhat proficient
70 ARRIVE To-DAv.-The following conn.,
pa91es saa are expected 10 arrive at Camp Butler
Capt. ]. J. Funkhouser's Infantry, from
o1Cszx 1Gazt. Harris company of infantry, from
Capt. 4. J. jacques coneany Of infsnsrz
this county. - ~N'-1' y 41oA1
Rdst MA:SS Y2'.,a Of C. tc4y4zs1-eainey y MeNe Of
Seceno @ cavalzy regiment, IN place Of (. H
wa1els, who uec61ed the appointment, Three
~ 9!es OF the regiment were mustered into
yesterday. ~ ""p'' : 'saee
AFros1AEsr-Col. Buford, of Rock Island.
= gzaa1afe Ct West Point, has been appointed
Ccionel Of one Of The new reginlenfs. The
designated. ~A1Aa'''a- - 1o'5 57s
DE- toR flEE CcEATY,-The county Of
5lke, VAN lses thaa ak thousand voters. has
tLaea ,uiA1aHea eleven companies fr the War which
th; se.a aecepted, and offered scyeral Others
a1Is or any other state c.n beat this, especially
.nSn y Is considered that Pike il one Of the
~ rFsatt q eountits In the State, and that want
y eAp:o1ment Goes not operate to the same |
eL1lst. - @~-'<A's' A1~A w
ltEom the Galeaa Adye.t.sezl
s,,4,AD 1As LEAD MINE REandxn1.-The Board Of T
psny. We conclude, to take some action viii |
sse.sa sas 70 small put Of the expenses stteud- /
nv t;,ss On raising the above regiment From the
enE Ley s mp@nJ is fall ,theF FedezsiG
~ Eau au me .xpenae upon i1elf; bat th ,rc
ire some unsSoid.ble e 1peaseto De Incurred
r. esioasi5, , that it IL no mote thin right tut
tt sas pncNc should assist to besr, as lsase un.1
!1s nosse 9i;teso@snt ;. ca te appalled, T. e tsin
euty clear TO act p1omntlT snd: hfrmosfsrs.r
" lee nesser II Hsy 70 edest Eh. o5jsck
, 1861-08-16

"A%%0ADAn Troops
lne Madison journal Of Tuesday evening
publishes the following dispatch:
co, WAsnIsGTos, August 13
91!:lAole 1oree to Gen. Fremont without deiay
Tive him full supply OF field artillery and small
1.-THE utmost promptitudc is desired. Advise tba
Department Of your actfon '10s SAo
SNoE CAMERON.
TIKI Sec'3 OF War.
Inc 7asty deep. Wisconsin raised and equip
PED si1 Inst class regiments. Eecretary Cam
e'oa knowB where they are. He probably
knoTs also that Wisconsin has not now sin
gle regiment IN condition to be forwarded to
zen. Fremont or anybody else If Gov. Ran.
GAL has "a full supply Of field artillery and
sna all arms" we shall be equally surprised and
plsased to hear of their going forward.
, 1861-08-16
The MAaAachusests Democratic st.te
EQmt0lKKA6.

BOSTON, Aug. l5.-The Democratic State
Committee met yesterday In Worcester and
agreed to call Convention to nominate Stats
ofhce!s, to be held September 10th in Worces-
TT: The proceedings Of the Committee ex.
call cf the Convention asserts that The nras.
ent cttsis demands the subord1nation of the
interests Of the party to those OF the country.
, 1861-08-16

We reduces the ST. hing values TO i've dollars
Rer pound for skFenience Of calculation.
per cent 'AAe %
The government OF France derives areyenne
OF seventeen hundred millions Of francs from
apcpulation not much greater than our own
OF this revenue, 1@ o"A'
Direct Tor land) taxes pay Is per cent.
Registration and stamps 20 81
Custom, or tariff, q
, 1861-08-16

County oede:s Will receive prompt sttentt,n. Ad,
drem WN II RANT
Aul41w Trhur. on..
, 1861-08-16

Military Natte7s Of First Reoiuuut-
nnt.espape's' ns' and Matters ana Things in
, 1861-08-16

1he oosHaaa4sk ~ Av @ Nas.atasts, aud the
AA9egsan* ;Aa, fasaad at tAs Rstra 8sssio,a Of
, 1861-08-16

eF Cali snd e1s.utac our spec:uees and learn
prices before ortefts your
, 1861-08-16
Afternoon Dispatches.
HN0W WAHHXMGT0N AND THE
HKAT OF T&R

M9t11y n The n. T. - asas--
R0N.~Iseo A3vAaet4 - 8e1ox:11
6TeaS S6PF1na1a11 II lE1Ae 1nioS
SeAt1800t n k4K a4K&Qe1A Goe
:. k1eH of Maie1e&G G3ta eIEe0421a
, 1861-08-16

|AUE 30 CE81A
Grand Prairie 1a1k
JerseH County =
Laucastef
Merchants i 0roversT BE
Morgan County Bank.
New AaEkss Bank,
Rational Bank.
Railroad Bank,
Rock Island Bank
Union County BRoE
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RELIEF IN yE.y MINUIE3
HRYAN,S
Pul'm0G!.,.c MbfERS.

:. Original Medicine Esta' ,l;shed in 1897. and
6rst article of the kind yer in, reduced under
the name Of "PrLAo' &c WAFIRs." in this or
any other country; all other Pulmonic Waters
are counterteits. The genuine can be known by
the name bRfA'S being stamped on each Wa
FER.
BRYAN PuLxoNrc WAvERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN's PULnoNIc WAFRRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAN's PULAoNIC WArExs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PCLAoNIC WARS
believe incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAH's PULxoNIC WAFERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
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Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
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Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers
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Are in q simple form, and pleasant to the tas I.
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No family should be without box Of
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in the house.
| No traveller should be without supply OF
BKYAN's PULAoNIC WAFERs
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN'S PULAONIC WAFBRs
Twenty-Five Cents
| JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. n.
Sold by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where, nov27 d&wly
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MEDICAL.

the GREAT ENGLlSN ReMGDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKg'S
Celebrated Female Ptlls.
Protected ~ Royal LISTERS Patent.
Prepared from . prs'er'psio. # SIR ;. Clarke, n.
D., PAys'cio" Extraordinary 10 Ao Queen.
This Invaluable medicine 10 unfsilins in III .
cure d al these painfal AMI dangerous dissse,
to which the female constitution IL subject, Il
uoderstss oil excess and removes all okstSuctions,
and speedy cure may be relied On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
i is peculiarly suited. Il will, in short time.
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
mont stamp of Great Britain, 70 prevent coun-
te1feits.
CAUTION.
These Pats sAoxid sos Be sake. b. fensales du,.
~ the FIRST THREE kON7 rs Of pregnancy,
a. they are ssve to briss on Aiseosvsage, but a.
asy cher tisse tkey are sAS.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Psin in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
excrtion, Pal citation OF the heart, Hysterics and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all 9th
er means have failed and although powerful
remedy, Do not contain iron, calome, anthony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which ould bs carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late ]. {. Baldwin / Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-$l.00 and 8 postage stamps enclosed To
snv authorised agent, will insure . bottle, con-
tsining 50 pills, by return mail.
Sold by all Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov5-dAwly
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Pittsbarg. Fl. WAYNE 4 Chicago
II ALL r q Al n.

II ALL Il q AD.
- s
I VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSRUR0
~ without change, connecsing with the ere.t
5SANSyLVAAA CENTRAL RAILROAD
lew forkjPhiladslphia, Baltimore and Wash.
sgton city, and AL the interior towns Of Penn.
syivsnis, New lssssy. New York, Maryland. 10.
osrehants y taking this route, will have III.
ssavaItagsoi al the eastern markets 1t no sddi-
Baggage checked through.
,,a;. l s inc Depot Canal street, west side.
.~s0sgo' dAiiy on tho arrival OF trains from The
Asst and Northwest.
Connecting At Crsstline with Cleveland Lar =.
more n n. TO Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niaeara ~ i.
Nsw York and Boston, and Ill the inv 10 ~
ssvns OF New England, via New York O. o s..o,
and New York Erie Railroads. Alsv s. ~ =
columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount ysrao -
eseuoenv'iie ana wheeling, and ip,sss q, tovns
= Ohio and Virginia. ~ s"le
The above trains connect 1T Fore1a -;..
- ma River Road to Springfield. v ,h.no na.'
eou and Cincinnati. Also with trvi1 - ~. -
Dayton and Cincinnati direct. 0'
6sss - low - any ezlrs Re.a..
Passengers bound east viii. and this routs both
pleasant and agreeable, pasllnx .nronoh m.nv ~
sS largest and nnest cltiss IN = ae Uaited States.
Passengers arriving A. Chics 70 on anv &c i.
soeds, will find attentive cheek sv.nts - n. A.
pots to reserve checks and rev b.1raee fra =
charge TO the Fit.shnrg and ;hicago cArs. Sla.n.
ie& cars accompany each trAi o.
Iickets ior sass At oil the principal ticket OH
"ss IN the Vest. and At the Compenv's ofics. c..
ser OF Randolph and Dear .orn streets. or Il u |.
Depea West side, Chicago. - - '"'
.epafus"lar to ask for tickets BY Fort W.yns.
49,, DAN. w. BOSS.
4, n YEN Western Passenger Agent, CHICAGO.
=. H. MOORE, Com. ana Gen1 Agi, Chica1u-
sseign' Of ali kinds will be carried from Chica
sO.o az points East At oil times, IT as low rates
0enef RAILROAD route. sep2,-dtt
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DtSSOlogttOM.

TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
j existing between the undersigned under the
irm aad name Of RlCH ARDsON, " Esr i Co., is this
day dissolv d by mutual consent Mr.. GIVEN re-
firing. The business will be conducted BY the
70 naining parties, at the same office, and uousE
the same style.
GEO. X. WEST,
JNO. G. GIVEN,
GEO. F. CARPENTER
DAVENPORT, Monday, Oct Is, 1860.
oot2O-d6wlm
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r The Iasalatsd Iron frame preserves
HV the original tone Of The nssraseati il
I'll 10 purity, securing IL les Ill tine against that
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found in I'll other lroa fsaos Piano Pestss. Il
greatly strengthens the eaeo and thus keeps the
Piano Forte nush longer IL tame. Il givss the
instrument much falleS, sichse and swsetss zone.
Il alapss the Piano % eli climates snd 70 Ill chan
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oar best "astises tie gSeateet inpeevsasss Of the
ags in Piaao-Psrts construction; predicting IN in
sssunsnt seknovlsdged - b ss2ssies - I'll 9TH
ers made il this country Or Europe.
s S::s:ss. ''
~ have examined the Piaso Fostss II Liehts
1 DsaAbusys with sutirs eaisfseton. knew not
that there any Others bssess, sitAse II oar own
eosstry o. sssssless."-Ds. LovslL MASON.
"ln elsasneGs, siohnees, asd volume 4 tone, del
sesy elasticity Of tosoh, and me repeating acsioa,
hsvs never played apea tAsir equal" ~. 4.
ain voIans. richness, svenarss, and psrisy II
t..s, and il dssasy Of ss.sh sAsy certainly excel
yet 90 seldom found" ~ MAS Mason
s".. as1f e 70. s.s
I am assssisAsd AsA delighted With he New
6sals lion Frame naso-Portss made ~ yea.
to- ..:. ;: ;p:sa.e asss'i &. .sA'
hsve ssvsr -plsysd spsa - Inc aad instss-
oset"-Gs0. F. BalgTOW.
~ consider theo = % bsesty, richness, fsllnsss
cd equality Of tsae, - veil - tAsis agreeabls,
elastic to.eh. sqsai 1es ssps:!os = ~ PiAsos
In Pewss, qaa.sity, sad equality = tocs, shsy
-esAainlv ~: While foe thaa peoalias ,ieh aa1
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RAILROADS.


AlSslSSlPpt And Missouri Rairead'
Summer Arraogemens, 1851.
zTs'ss ~" BY OAieeeo si~s. sAieh 10 tssslvs ssis
sses fastss aksw Dsss.post siass.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL lsru
~ 1851, ard until further noties, passeoees
trains viii leave Davenport ~ follows:
$40 A. n. for Aassngo and Washington.
faAixs AsRIvs At DAvBxPosT AZ FOLLOWS.
s.45 ?. =. from Aareago and washington.
All trains out Of Davenport will make direct
connections At Aassngo, Iowa city and Washiae.
ton with the Western Stage Company stages fos
all points West.
Trains FROM the West connect 1t Rock Island
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for all points East, North and south.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions q 70 the dsstinatioa o.
their bassage, also to before takina
heir seats ia the cars.
JOHN F. TRACY, Genr Sup't.
4. kIMBALL, ASST Sup't.
Davenport, April %, l860.-dtf
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