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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

NUMBER OF SLAyss IL DELAwARE.--The
Blus Hen'e Chicken says that the num-
Der Of slaves in Delaware. it is believed. is
much less than returned by the census
The MarshalS deputies have in many cases
counted boys. free at twenty one. as slaves.
The number of slaves. according to the GEN.
sus. in St. Georges Hundred. was 160,
but the assessor canno. find more than
102. valued at S3.702. 1t is more than
probable similar mistakes have been made
all through the State. II so. the number
of slaves, instead Of !, 800. would DO lit
tie over /, 100.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
The Proposed Illinois Ship Canal =
Ths. bfsf for constrnct iine 4 hin esasl

4ho4otik3 tss2SohSttfStHt8 oasRf 49,.
across Illinois. as offered by Mr.. Blair in
the House of Representatives. constitutes
a board of three commissioners to super
intend the work. One of them is Mr..
Swift. trustee of the present canal; the
others arctic be a United States engineer
and citizen OF Illinois. boil. TO be appoint
ell By the President. The dimensions Of
the enlargement shall be as follows: width.
not less than 160 feet. with locks not less
than $50 feet long and IS feet wide. depth
sufficient at all seasons to admit the pas
sage of vessels drawing six feet. The work
to De done under the direction Of the Sec
retary oE.War. Com missioners may FIX
rates Of toll and frame general regulations.
Must let work TO lowest responsible bid
ders. Revenues from toll to go first to
the United States. TO cover outlay. and
next ia the State of Illinois, After. dis.
charging all debts for construction, the
canal to be made free. - s&s7 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
~ One of our soldiers who was in I

EE One of our soldiers who was in the
Pittsburg Landing battle. happened to be
Unfortunately fond Of card-playing. Du-
ring the fight he had three Of his fingers
shot off, Holding up his maogled Nom
Der. he gazed at il with look Of inehable
sorrow. and exclaimed. as big tear stole
into the corner of his eye-"I shall new
err be able to hold full hand sgain!"-
Poor fello W!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26


ITWe have made The above REDUCTION IN
PRICES with the two-fold view of bene6t:ng the
public and ourselves. The public have been swim
died By spurious machines made i'm imitation of
ours. The metal in them, from the iron casting
to the smallest piece, is Of poor quality. Their
makers hare notthc means to do their work well.
They are hid away in secret places, where it would
be impossible to have at their command the proper
mechanical appliances. it's only by doing great
business. and having extensive manufacturing es-
Establishments, that good machines can be made at
moderate prices. The best designed machines,
BADLY MADE. are Always liable to get out of
ORDER and sure to cost considerable trouble and
money to keep them In repair. -, - ~
The qualities to be looked for in Machine, are
certainty ef correct action at all rates Of SPEED sim
plieiiy Of construction -yreaf darobilfy and rapid
ify Of operation. nth the least labor. Machines to
combine these essential qualities, must he made
of the best metal and .snisAed 10 per fiction. We
have the ways and means. on grand scale, to do
this ~-e-. 49, A. - - -.
! The purchasers Of Machines. whose daily bread
it may concern. will find that those having the best
qualities only work well at rapid as we'll as slor
rates CT speed but last long in the finest possible
working order. Our machines, as made by us, will
earn more money with less labor than any others,
whether in imitation of ours or not. In fact, they
are cheaper than any other Machines as gin.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

~ The rebel privateersmea who were
sent to Fortress Monroe tosbe, exchanged
for Colonel Corcoran have been returned,
thsTebsls refusing to fulfil! their agreement.
The pirates number ninety-two. Sixty
seven were taken from Fort Hamilton.
and the remainder from Fort Warren. in
Boston Harbor. All are now in Fort
Lafayette, whRs they srrved iu ths steam
e. Fulton On Saturday. They are. with
few exceptions. violent sscessionists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

DEFEAT OF THE French IN MEXICO
Late Mexican papers fully confirm previous
reports of the defeat Of the French on the
4th and 9Th of May last. The battle was
a sanguinary one. and the French Zousves.
who must have fought with great galantry.
suffered severely. The French were only
1000 strong; but the numbers ofthe Mex
leans are not given. though they may be
computed ct from Is 900 To- 20, 600 meus
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

~ "When I can read my title clear"
GOOD God! here is Ysnkee!' So
sang and exclaimed q feminine rebel in q
Norfolk church last Sunday. as in the
midst Of 4 hymn shs lopk ed around apd
saw FEDERAL oflicdr n the same seat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
~ NEMrms. June lS.--The ship
ments north ND TO-DAY have been:

Cotton, bales ..- 5000
Molasses, brls. 5000
Molasses. hf. brls. $1,000
Sugar. brls. :. 50. ; 5000
There was much coming in yesterday.
The FIRST day the post office was opened
the citizens mailed 1000 letters. mostly on
business to Northern men. and bought
$500 worth Of postage stamps. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

DsvsspssS. o.. lSsk, ia.
GENERAL ORDERS no. lol.
/. The e rsginnts ~ lows mat - allsasp.
i T. = dst1 add privilege. A. 40 bssons :
ssess1t1y - svsry aAls bodiea I'm y this Soaee.
bstwssa thsagss of ls "a Is . Aid T. sh,s -
~. The nsa nsss - fss.isAsa. Asy psrss,
Who eslists will be annexed 70 the company asd
rsginsat be nay select.
II. The three companies for the 18th Iowa In.
fsatsy must - raised, and the othsr comp.n;e, Il
that regiment filled up. Persons spplyips for
fsesuitisg eomoissions for The ssw conpan;es.
properly Recommended, will be commissioned. The
regiment mast b se-sfgsnissd. I've companies
have been assigned 10 this regiment, but neither
company is iull.
III. There il need Of 6llisg up companies ~
tached 70 the following nee regimsufs:
2sth. (Col. Benton, )at Council BlaGs.
3sth, (Col. Brush,) ct Dialogue.
ssth, (Col. Cumnings,) At Des Noines, to b
1t Davenport.
42d. (Col O'Brien, ~ Dubuque.
43d, (Col. Summers - Ottumwa.
Och Iowa Cavalry, Gel. Wilson, Davenport.
~. SoiVnes Of ne8imonts are requested TO -.
port TO me daily the number. ccndition and equip.
nsnts Of Regiments and payments made TO The
soldiers.
by order Of Commander in Chief.
N. u. BAKER,
Adjt Gen'l Of lows.
Papers publishsd at county sests will publish
once Where more than two are published, the
above will b publishsd In two having tho largest
circulation. oo23 div Wit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

The Times OF this city characterizes
the Democratic vote as the Tory vote.
So does the Gate CITY at keokuk. The
following is a protest on the part of the
soldier stories :"
Having noticed report Of the late
election given in the Gate City Of tie
goth inst, with regard to the votes OF
the Iowa volunteers now in the field, !
as one of those whom it brands with
d'sloy alty, and being now in the field,
with hundreds and thousands Of other
good Union Democrats, feel Indignant
at any man whose heart is black enough
to brand men who are defending their
country at the price of life With The in
famous name Of tory. Have we not left
our friends and homes for the good Of
our country! Have We not forsaken
all our comforts of home and civil life
for the cause Of our country? Does any
rational man hesitate to think that nen
will volunteer to leave their homes and
endure the hardships Of soldiers life,
unless prompted by good motive! No,
sir. No man whose heat beats with
true patriotism, will be guilty Of such a
low, degrading act. No man short Of
a disloyali or disunionist, will expose
himself so much as to publish such .
bare faced lie, and leave it without any
author, but himself. What better evil
dence Of mans loyalty and patriotism
can be given than for him to pick up his
musket and 60 forth in defence Of his
countryP Has the editor of that insig-
ni6cant sheet { Gate Gty) ever proved
his patriotism otherwise than by hrand-
ing loyal men with toryism? Has he
and wounds to show for his bravery and
vaIor on the battlefield, like many Of
those whom be calls tories! Can any
man whose heart is true to bis country,
view the streets and hospitals of keo.
kuk, and sec the sick and wounded sol.
diers going round on crutches, with bro.
ken bones, amputated legs and arms,
which they have lost defe ndipg the flag
of their country, aud then have the au.
dacity to publish them as tories! No,
sir. A true man would abhor such an
outrage. lam Of the impression that if
the editor Of the Gate C,ty had been in
Camp Lincoln this morning, bis valor
would have been tried, from oil appear
anccs.
Written BY a volunteer.
J.F. G..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

The question, What do you think Of
Government stock for investment, is so
often asked, that we may as we'll publish
our answer.
The Government has the power to de.
mand Of the States any amount of money
necessary to sustain itself.
The Government did, by act Of August
5, 1861, call on the States for twenty mil
lions, and the call was honored. The Gov
eminent did, by the Excise Tax Act of
July l, 1862, levy upon individual aud
corporate interests tax, now in process
of collection, the aggregate amount Of
which, per annum, will yield two hundred
millions; while our imports under the
present tariff are yielding eighty millions
per annum.
These taxes and tariffs can be, and will
be, enlarged Unnecessary for the sustenance
of the Government; therefore, we say, So
long as We have a Government the Gov
eminent, Stock is the best security of all.
If anarchy overtakes us, the question
must be not what is best, nor what is
most worthless, but what's the difference?
-Thonepson's New York Commercial
and Bank Note Rsporter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

Letter: f.om Egypt Told Egypt re-
present the cotton crop in that country
as complete success, and opening daz-
sl'ng visions Of future wealth. Prices
rols from three and four times the for.
mer average, and the value Of the i'm
coming crop is estimated ct t25, OOO,-
600. Turkey will this year also pro.
d1ce' for the English market about CO..
600 bales from her Asiatio provinces.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

The enrolment Of New York city is
completed. About $4,000 names are
recorded. There are not more than
100000 at the outside between the ages of
ls and 45; of these $4,000 are aliens.
$4,000 are militia firemen and other
exempts by occupation, and 10000 to
10000 will claim exemption from disabili-
ties; 90 that when the lists are thoroughly
revised, there will be coneiedra bly less
than 10000 subject to DRIFT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

APPEAL TO THE PREslDExr.-Eiqht
thousand signatures have been appended
to an appeal from the women of the
loyal States, praying for the removal
from the army Of al negligent, iocom.
petent. drunken, or knavish men, wko
in the first hurry Of selection, obtained
for themselves posts of responsibility
aud that the President will retain in the
army only capable, honest and trust
worthy soldiers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

EE- A new and formidable enemy to
peaches has made its appearance in the
shape of an insect, not unlike in appearance
to those found upon thepumpkin vines in
the fall of the year, which eats small hole
into the fruit, and decay at once begins,
and continues until the peach falls from
the tree.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

Ous Owx" Nor PopuLAR.-At
tho New York Trade Sale, 5s7 copies Of
~ =. KanelFs Letters were offered.
ont the ansoancement Of the author's
Dame was greeted With Kisses, and his
booh found reluctant purchaser at.tvo
esnts . copy. Now for another bi.st
mon Tie London Times I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27
NgWo fTGnDs


SAD DsArH OF MADAME ARA BrsH.
or.-Ws find the following in the Mil
waukse Sentinel of yesterday:
& "Msdame Aona Bishop, tho celebrs-
ted sisger, was burned in St. Paul, on
Wednesday Of last week, BY her clothes
taking FIRE. from the effects Of which she
died on the Friday following"
RxAR.ApMraAL FoorE has lost anoth-
er child-ihe third within the last bali
year. His daughter Maria Eudoc'a
Foote, aged seven years. died at New
Haven on Monday the goth inst.
Tss totsl number Of drafted men as
Camp Clevelasd, Ohio, on Oct. II, wss
|1157. The commissioners reported
2112 a. drafted. OF these l02 we're
exempted by surgeons. $50 OF the
entire number furnished substitutes.
It is said that at Andover, the small
eat town in Connecticut, with . popu-
lation of only 500, the draft took.nearIy
every man 10 the place. "Woweu rule
there now--if they never did before.
The textbooks used in England tor
| the candidates Tor diplomatic Offices 70
show their knowledge By, are Kent and
| Wheaton-American authorities.
The Baltimore papers come to rs
With nearly two colrmns OF names Of
persons drafted in Maryland during the
week-together with numci Gus adver-
tisements for notwithstanding, by the
way, appear to be plenty" on easy
terms"
STATE aud Congressional elections
will take place in the following States
on the 5th of November, one week from
Tuesday Massachusetts,, Michigan
New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Hi
uoi., Delaware, and in Maryland on the
lst Of November.
| WHAT used to be known on the Fifth
avenue, New York, as the Sarsaparill'
palace-Dr. s. p. Townsend's residence
sold last week for Sl2G,611.
FauIrs OF ABOLITION PHILANTHROPY
Washington newspapers contain inteIli
gence of the hanging of seventeen
negroes in Culpepper county, Virginia
for having in their possession copies o
the Presidents proclamation" Aboli
ton philanthropy has always brough
misery, and frequently death, to negroes
Nh. BANCROFT DscLINss.-TLe Nev
York Tribune publishes correspond
ence between the Peoples Union Nom
mating Committee Of the Eighth Con
gressioual District of that State ant
the Hon. George Bancroft. Mr.. Ban
croft declines the nomination for Con.
gress solely on the ground that "a mul
duplication of candidates will leave tn
result very much to chance"
The CLYDE steamer Iona. lately los
by collision in the Clyde, was heavil..
laden with stores for the rebels whel
she went down. The Davis agents il
Great Britain had just purchased th
vessel and cargo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

THs Dubuque Times, like the Hawk.
eye, Of this city, calls all the soldiers
who voted the Democratic ticket at the
late ele:tiou, stories" The Hacksve
has received such q rebuke from the req.
iments CHARTERED in this section that i
viii be careful not to repeat the insult.
The Times will probably, in like MAN.
ner, De compelled to "dry up" it's das-
tardIy libels.-Burlington Arvus.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS
Asssrs. Slosson / Co., propsisters Of the
STEAM FEATHER RENOvATOR,

have opened branch establishneDt in the store
room opposite Collins 4 Skeels Furniture Ware
rooms whsre they sre prepared TO reDevste feather
beds In . most complete manner, rendering them
sweet and clean snS very busysnt. by their pro
cess they IrcEBAsR THE BULK PROM 20 70 100 PEI
CENT. These gentlemen GONE very highly recon
msnded BY the proprietor Of sevsra1 frst elias
hotels, and prOninest families. From our On
observation We feel confident the process 10 Il
NEST complete thing sxtant.
sp2S-d2w
A GENTS. SUTLERS, NEWS DEALERS
"A Pejdlsss, attention! We have the largest
stock Of stationary packsgse, - different styles
War Aapss 6eaestsss, lsk, Tastios, Ae., asd Of
thslewsst pisss b the West, eddrees
OkAkKe 4 CO.,
1aiianapelis, Id, = Springfield, M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

DIsoRAcs.suI Sw1xDllro. Within tho
- ~ dnys son0 - ~ 91M(Ss4 11u -
camp here base been made the victims
Of Outrageous swindlisg By certain. con-
Adence men, who kang shout the ety.
ready to" ply their vocation" upon ne
unsuspectiag and ignotaot The derAsnd
for" substitutesD has been great, and some
drafted men, who can lily afford to leave
their homes and business totake up arms,
have been willing to pay unheard- of prices
for men to serve in their stead. Were
such bargains conducted fairly, and the
substitutes really furnished, it would be a
legitimate proceeding which no one could
complain OF. But this has not been done
here in many cases that have come to our
knowledge.
These confidence men" manage their
swindles in this way: Two Of them 90
into partnership, one as the "agent" and
the other as the substitute" The" r.
gent" manages to get into camp, and finds,
readily, some drafted man who wishes q
substitute, and soon makes bargain with
him to furnish him man for from 5000
to $500, payable when the substitute is
brought into camp. Mr.. Substitute"
arrives at camp toward dusk, and is
brought into the presence Of the victim,
and turned over to the officer, who places
him in quarters, with others, to be sworn
in next morning. The victim, supposing
all is right, and glad to have the privil-
eye oflcaving for his home, pays the mon
cy over, and the "agent" skedaddles with
his bounty money. The victim immedi-
ately makes preparation to depart, but,
on reaching the gateway of the camp
ground, finds that he cannot get ont till
morning. Morning comes, and he finds
the Substitute" deserter from the camp,
and the victimized innocent is told by the
officer in charge that he is not released
until the substitute is mustered 10, and
as he is not forthcoming, Of course there
can be no muster, and the poor fellow
loses his money perhaps all he has-and
still has to serve ont his term as drafted
man.-lndianapo1is journal.
ISsEcrs IN PolsoN.-The fact Of insect.
living in and devourlng poisonous nedi-
cines has long been observed, but it was
generally supposed that they ate, not the
active, but the inert portions. But Mr..
Atficld, Demonstration Of Chemistry at St
Bartholomew Hospital, London, ha.
proved incontestbly that mites live and
thrive upon food that is to man dead
ly poison. Mr.. Attfeld, after securing
some lively growing specimens from q
} colony settled in quantity of the ex
tract of nux vomica, and searching them
under high magnifying power, in orde,
to be certain that no extract was acct.
dentally adhcrcnt to their bodies, confined
them simply in glass cells, some with
strychnine to feed upon, others with
out food Of any kind. In less than two
days the foodless ones were all dead
while those supplied with strychnint
were, at the end of two months, as live
ly as ever, and considerably increased
in size. A curious fact regarding these
creatures is the utter indifference to thu
kind of food they live on, partaking o
strychnine, morphine, or cheese, Will
equal avidity.-Boston Courier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27
TO LIE r.

CLINTON HOUSE.
N0RNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets. Iowa Civ sc~s ]. TRusDElL, Pro.
PiefoS se~D.jtf
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4 osc ,. cAnpssrs,. - : -"
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SsRAS OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY,
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LNcn IN sPAcs.
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~ 49, iss rlr.s Months, %
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Nm: weeks. s Ss, 70 iiH ,s:s. i = 8:
lerse! spsss charged 1t the rate Of $3.50 fos
eAeA add Il. nal square,
- one half square, two-thirds Or u shove
Bsiinsss Cards not TO exceed lines. 80 90 pr
Fsssaeh change an additional charge Of ascents
pee square will Be- made.
Lafgs sats charged double the sane dirsnsfsn
Yssriy advertising contracts viii b, undsr..ood
eAsyay strictly 70 the immediate business q the
advertiser, and all other sent IN b
The advertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrue.
s1eos will Be inserted until forbid, and charged %
oerdingly.
Rditerial notices charged for at the rate Of 10
eeats per line, or eight WORDS and special notices
q ~ cents per line, or 50 cents line pcr week.
Al notices for religious and benevolent pur.
peees Of any kind whatsoever, of'ordinsry length
e1espt single annou ncsmsnts Of marriages and
deaths charged Is cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for
tsssstaNy IN Advance, unless from approved
Agents.
Costracts for yearly advertising terminbie u
the option Of advcrtisers they paying IN advance.
aent Of Is per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
~ PER cent. advance the above rates, and kept
sni.tor I'd pages, IS per cent. advance on resulss
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Alltransisnt advertisement must bspaid for 4,
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elo terms.
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- - ss-~EzxHz
egAL ESTATE AHD llsuRAnCg
JoKn Z. sw r.,
okSERAL REAL EsTAfs AND txsunAuCD
Agent,
olC3oLa's DloCR. Up s1AIna,
Agency 81 IN :
1nGNX FIRE INSURANCE CO.
evEEw YORK AND BROOKLYN.
Cash CAPIrAL.....-..............ss ee. ~
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comfy
wEEw YORK AID BROOKLYN.
ossA VATlTAls.... .olSo.ooe
Lamar Fire Insurance Conp'y,
- NEW YoRk CrrY
lam cAflrAIs......- .....-...... .Ssoepeo
fulton Fire Insurance Csnp'y,
- NEW YoRK CITY.
OAsn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1Se,oet
New York Life Insurance c..
% NEW YORK ClrY,
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 81. Sooaoo
jySl-wAdn
OFFICE or THE
Peoria Marine / Fire lns, Co..
No. 8 Lie Claire Row.
ENTRANCE ON SECOND STREET
CAPITAL Paid Up, >ssasee.
CHARTERED ls4l CHARTER PERPETUAL.
UsSsrvritss upon the safer Glasses Of property,
aenanssloss BY IRE and the psrils Of inland navi-
aDslso. It reasonable rates, and promptly adjusts
sadpays Ill reasonable losses which may occur in
sais city, at this sfics.
ayl1-d4wu &c. POWER.
LONDON 4 LlvERYU0L
fire 4 Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE, So WALL 1 81 PINE ST.,
rid up capital. surplus and reserved
| Nods. ....................... -...$6.65O.525
Invested In this country,.... l,O45. 1886
1easiy revenue over. 2,oOO,OOO
! The Shareholders Personally RESPONSE
Die for engagements 81 the Company.
AL Directors must be Shareholders.
EXPERIENCES 1OR DAvENponr:
Geo. h. French, Lorenzo Schricker, Nicholas
Kuhnen Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skecl
| Ni1Aolas J. Rusch.
0sinnsil, Mnturn 4 Co., Harper Brothers, Dun
ssn, Sherman 4 Co.. Alexander T. Stewart.
]. G. WASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Reck Island. jly9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-27

.. Q. rAnKBR, ND. 01o. v. M'CAKN, =. ,.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
No. Franklin 5lock, second floor, Brady st.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, IL Va.
D1. PARKsR's residence, corner 9TH and LeClare
stsosts. Dr.. GEO. ". MCCARN's residence, east
Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
H-dtf
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Than the goods can be basted BY hand.
No person or machine has q right to use said
Wsgenev's Baster and Binder on any msch inc ,ex-
eept said Wagener's Machine. unless bought Of
said Wagner or his legal sgents.
Price Of Baster and Binder s.. Sent 70 any Cd
dress on receipt Of the money, ready to attach to
any machine.
Please state the sind Of machine you wish TO
attach il to.
All kinds Of farm produce taken at market
peice-eaah not refused. For further part
address J. A. WA0ENkR,
ag26 Moline Ills.