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The Chicago Convention.

Tho Copperhead National" Con-
vention effected permanent organi-
cation on Tuesday, Aug. 30th, by the
election of IIoratio Seymour, of New
York, President of the Convention.
An adjournment was then made to four
O'Clock p. NJ, to hear the report of the
Committee on resolutions. On re-as-
sembling, Mr.. Guthrie, of Kentucky,
Chairman of said committee, reported
the following
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

Tho Judicial Convention at Rock
ford on Thursday last was quite an
animated affair. 1t is well that the
action of the delegates resulted in the
nomination of SO suitable and compe-
tent candidates. OF course the n0mi-
necs will be elected. Mr.. Fairfield,
the candidate for Judge, is well known
to be good lawyer, possessing supc-
rior talents and education, and in eve
ny respect qualified to discharge the
duties of the position. The same may
be said Of Mr.. Burke, the candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney. lie is
member of the Tenth General Assem-
bly,, and at the last session of that
body was regarded as one OF its ablest
members. lie has ambition, and we
shall confidently expect that the best
Of the district will not suffer
at his hands as Prosecuting Attorney.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

At our county convention. on Sat-
urday, Loren lnnman was nominated
for County judge good nomina-
ton. J.V. w. Montague, the present
capable and efficient Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court, was re-nominatcd for that
Office. G.. b. Eastman received the
nomination for Recorder, and l.. S.
Horr the nomination for Coroner. Mr..
Eastman and Mr.. Horn arc both encr-
getic and capable men. All the nomi-
nees here named arc certain to be
elected.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

The President has approved Gen.
Grants order relieving Badly Smith
from command of the 18th Army
Corps, and directing him to proceed to
New York and await orders, with his
staff He has also approved the or
ders assigning Maj, Gen. Il. o. g. Ord
to the command of that corps, and
Maj Gen. ID. b. Birney to the command
Of the 10th Corps.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

A large number of deaths have
lately occurred in Union township,
this county, particularly among chill
dren. The prevailing disease was
bloody hux.
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80 Acres Land for Sale.

on ACRES OF DESIRABLE LAND, sit
on uated about II miles from Floyd vii
lage, is offered for sale % cheap for cash" Ii
is the West of the N. T.. of Sec. 10. Town
ship &c. north, of Range IL west Of the 6tlr
principal meridian, and is near to heavy tim !
Der. Inquire Of
ABE HILDRETH,
Charles City, Aug. 3, 1864.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

The Board of Supervisors Of Floyd
county were in session at the Court
House in this place on Monday last
for the purpose of levying taxes.
Want of space prevents our publish
ing the proceedings this week.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

Mr. Gurley, U. S. District Attorney,
from Davenport, was in town last
week, looking after Uncle Sans in
te:ests and redeeming certain lands J.,
in behalf of the Government, which
had been sold for taxes.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

The pirate Tallahassee and another
rebel steamer have succeeded in get.
ting safely into port at Wilmington,
North Carolina.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

A report is prevalent in Chicago
that little Mac. declines the nomina.
ton of the Chicago convention.
Doubtful.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

Hon. John. Wentworth Of Chicago
has been nominated for Congress by
tue Union men Of that District.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

The UNIvERsIrY.-Th next term of
the State University will open on the
18th of September.
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Continue Volunteering.

The following dispatch was forward.
ed to us by Adjutant General Baker /:
sgH3 WASHINGTON. Aug. 80. 1864. /
TO MAJ. IHomas Duncan: f -.aar
Keep volunteering up, as much as
possible after the 9Th of September,
and let il be known that volunteers
will be counted on the quota of the
present call up to the last practicable
moment before the drafted are ac-
ccptcd and sent to rendezvous. .....
JAMES B. FRY.
Captain Slocum has our thanks for
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A. Is. r.. uILDRETH, Editor

UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.
For Supreme Judge.
C. c. COLE, of Polk County.
For Secretary of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware County.
.s... For Auditor of State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell County
For Treasurer of State,
VIM H. HOLMES, Of Jones County.
For Register State Land Office,
JOSIAH A. HARVEY, of Fremont county
For Attorney General,
ISAAC L. ALLEN, of lama County.
For Presidential Electors at Large,
c. BEN DARWIN. of Dcs Moincs County
WM. 7. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
DISTRICT NOMINATIONS.
For Representative to Congress Sd District,
WILLIAM b. ALLISON,
OF DUBUQUE.
For Presidential Electoral Cong District,
BENJAMIN II. HUNT,
.#. OF ELKADER.
laTiI JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
.g4. For Judge,
WILLIAM b. FAIRFIELD, of Floyd county
For Prosecuting Attorney, #'f
JOHN T.. BURKE, of Bremen county.
For County Judge,
LOREN INMAN.
For Clerk of the District Court,
j. V. w. MONTAGUE.
For Recorder,
G. u. EASTMAN.
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Over Eight Per Cent. Interest

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ncnt or temporary Investment -
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debts OF the United States the whole property of
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up to any magnitude, ON the same terms. and arr, /,
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largest capitalist They be- converted into money
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interest
II may be useful to state in this connection that
total Funded Debt Of the United States ON which n,er
u payable in gold, on the 3d day Of March, 1854, "
Ss6s t5 0c0. The interest ON this debt for tho c,nf
fiscal year viii be si5 g37 l26 while the customs rev
huc in gold for the current scal year ending June o
1864, has been so far at the rate Of over slc0 OCO
per annum. ,..t
VIII be seen that even the present gold revenues
The Government are largely in excess II the wants Of
Treasury for the payment Of gold interest, while the
cent increase ofthc tariff will doubtless raise the ann
receipts from customs on the same amount oi imIor
tons, $3.50, 900 900 per annun, ..
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Office Of the attorney General.

SJ'et ~ tt <1aUNy tcHs0.
For salaries Of the Attorney Gener-
al, Assistant Attorney General, and
the clerks and messenger in his Office
twenty thousand three hundred dol
lars.
Contingent expenses Of the Office oil
the Attorney General, namely
For fuel, labor. furniture, stationery,
and miscellaneous items, three thou.
sand dollars.
For purchase Of law and necessary
books for the Office of the Attorney
General. two hundred and fifty dol
lars.
For legal assistance and other ncccs-
sary expenditures in the disposal OF
private land claims in California, ten
thousand dollars.
For special and other extraordinary
expenses Of California land claims, ten
thousand dollars.
Justices Of tie S4preme Court Of he United 4States.
For salaries of the chief justice and
nine associate justices, sixty thousand
five hundred dollars.
For travelling expenses of the Judge
assigned TO the tenth circuit for attend
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METROPOLITAN POLICE.

For salaries and other necessary ex-
penses of the metropolitan police for
the District of Columbia, one hundred
and ten thousand dollars and the
compensation Of said metropolitan
force, officers, and clerks be, and the
same is hereby. increased fifty per
centum, commencing on the first of
July, eighteen hundred and sixty-four,
said increase to be borne by the cities
of Washington and Georgetown, and
the county of Washington, in the Dis
trict of Columbia, in the proportion
equal to the number Of patrolmcn al
lotted severally to the city of Wash.
ington. TO the city Of Georgetown, and
the county of Washington beyond the
limits Of said cities. And the corpo-
ration authorities of said cities of
Washington and Georgetown, and the
levy court Of said county be, and they
are hereby. authorized and empowered
to levy a special tax not exceeding
one quarter Of one per ccntum for the
purpose aforesaid
For deficiency of appropriation for
the Capitol police, under the act OF
April twenty-second, eighteen hundred
and iilty-four, to bc expended under
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

Esc9ps u Rebel Frtsessss'
wa.u,roros. Sept "a.

Wasuixorou. Sept "a.
rhsre sre noe about 500 psisoners COD
Sosd as Poins Lookout, Nd.
~. esy refugees crossed the river Ieo@ -
virginia shore and succeeded ~ resca'.'
thss olsoe. Some Of then, ere from h'cI
~ood. ga say ssws Of Ea.lys n':' q.
1est he'd rssehed there, aso oaoseo "
sres,est coostesnstion and alarm.
Rebel of1icers brought 70 washington !"
IA, from Point Lookout, to be tfsns'erie'
to Northern prscns, viii not believe '.s
sheridan has achieved the victories 10 - !.
obsusudosh Valley, o. proclaimed III u"
eisi dispsschcs. ...,,,
6,x Pc, masters, under heavy escof'
.,.rs.d for Sb.sidso's army this iorenoo'
90 "a, d .he sroops ot that command.
Warrants 10 complete psy menss 70 aIo'
and navy to date have been slgnto oy oe'
,etarv fessenden. The entire sFn'e'
Of a.. Un,ed states will, 'h@.e'ote, r.
c~,yc %, wsnt ~ iuii,ss 600 . pe'nsr'e'
"a, .f,ange III details iLoeo $40 j.
o,h,r ,.au,-.t,ous III h it-ns.ty otnt
tosu ~ 9se esat,rg ,es'fsuss,ncit "
der vi tue o. su=f Y' fi's'-s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
WAsHihoroN. Sept. rs

Subscriptions to tie 7.3O losn repor.e'
to datr. amount to $40 3vl, 500.
The Redmond Dispatch Of the 22d hs
the following in relation 10 EarIy's defeat
A report was in circulation 1t an earl;
hour yesterday, {. at fight occurred nea,
Winchester, IN tho Valley Of Virginia, OF
Munasy last, which resulted d sastrousI,
60 the Conf. derate arms. As usual, wh.I
auy unfav0rab ne VS. Is aAoat, tho crosses,
exaggeratlon prevailed, till the following
official dispatch from Gen. Ice Was give,
out BY tie authorities:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or !
NoRrwEsrEan VIRoikrA,
Tuesday. Sept. ~, 1864.
To Hon. James A. Seldom:
duu..s, b.. puts that on tn,
moru,ns oi the l9tA the enemy advanced
on WinchesteT near which place be met b..
attack, which vas resisted from early i,
che dav till night when be was COMPELLED
% retire. After night he fell back to Ne '.
ton and this morning to Fishers Hin. Ou,
loss 10 reported to be- heavy. Msjur Gen
eral Rhodes and Brgsdier General g .rd,.
nsr Wers killed while nobly doing their do
-. Torse pieces u ARTILLERY. Vi Klnx',
bsteails0o, were lost. The trsins and cup.
plies we're brought III safely.
tSiened,l h. = LEE.
The sans paper, speaking Of matters b.
fore Psssrsbafgs says:
W vuf ~ xut, the enemy's lefi
0otb parties continually watch one anothe,
Ossb sleepioss vigilance. Each returning
dsy sdds sire gta 20 the defensive work.
aOd Sue tue Of var, cvme wucn it viii, VII
~. ..s,. ~ sha hi.,n 3i.at If khia care hi.,~6,
oOnsesss II ~. 4 9a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
" AsnINoiyN, ocps. "a

W hsitINU N Ot Pa II
10 G0Uefnor S one:
Yusserda, afternoon NJ .jor General Shs'
idan attack, q tie Feoe- uoiar G.n EatN
entr,nched IN position un Fi-hei'- Uii,
short d,.tanGe suusl oi Ssta-bUfg. aud at,
fierce struggle sDe leocs army VS. Co.'s
plet-iy routsd Gea. SEesidan report
tuat his forces gained most signal victor
and that the enemy I'D n she greatest CO
fusion that only darkness saved the VIII,
army irom total de-,ructiun At half ia
eleven O'Clock last nlgut Sher'dar's a,u
had pursued the rebels 10 within s'x MI
Of Woodstock. EN-. STANrvK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

4 WsSftsde stsnSk. rvps. - issz K
fLouk-Wholss~le 50. tsssly IN Dbl; Retail 10
WxA4-xo. u ~ttiI cleaned, rpupd and plump,
Glib, 1eaan GalenA, oLl5; Sos2, ~ sound,
not csead /enough 6or MOL, silo; rejected,
Cosy-shelled. NJ. !, sos,nd, plump and dry.
pi NO. v IS e 81 70 .sssu Se o.
Oars = No 1, cle&n and sound 40, do. No. 2.
lamp and not cleen. Is.
BARLsy.--si. s5Gl.4o
RPorAross. --55(14o
WnrrK BgAss.~ss oc0o. 50.
rss y-spe. ss2 ao42.25.
TinofRY.-e4.oo 90.
CLovER.-s5.5o.
Chicago Wssksa
~ TELEGRAPH ssroAso Sept -
0rn.t psn,e IN thu make. to-day.
F.oue goo $40 lover .. 7s6aoo.
WEsAv 12atso iower, 1t 81 ia FIR No. 3 Red;
- f'r NJ. sering nd d ssei.ss;fr No zsPrine
sicsi al Inc de.
Coas Q lie. and 10 lower u q % for No. /;
t1.2 Y for ko.2.
nass-kc iorer At sIk0ss
RIs- 8, lover .. lls@i % Tor Nc. aud LAG
B..l.r i.soai 81 for Eo.l
WRIsKv-1c iowr at t1 6S41.5o.
FLAx 3gBD-ls hsghes. s& "
TsNoTsY ssvp 10a20r lower.
-ALr-.Gers II % 80 without buyer
W. w.rds ..
y lower fer foreign goods
Nossy kas,. .
Excnares-firmer. Ruying ~ k9x = Ct. dis
count; selling q, par "a y discount.
GoLD Osen.d a. s2o5, an closed heavy l.ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
New YoaK, Sept. IS

INV 1ONAf OVPCs 20
The Brooklyn whlte-lesd works, on w.
ter street, in that city, bur ned this evening.
involving less Of 500 600, mostly insui.
I'd. TIE Ore is supposed to have been
csused by spon' sneous combustion. Th.
Ronan Catholic Church, corner Of York
and Jay streets, wss fired By cinders ana
-oms~ uAt cstnsgtd. IL We foil O the
'ma tu mono we're injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

UopoOUO
e 49, OssaoJ 0tss 80
fne fualeWloe o0Icisl diepot1 - less
- roc1lsel lroo 0hsrldsa. detailing
4ooe = ~ pr icslass q - eesse -
H. o.asrsas .Mlppls DsS'rs Ieop
>s..e ~ 60. 11yA.To ~ g.. 0eonss
sissv pirt. { saseSty - - gtss eny
ESssee seoonne Of tAe ftsaits q see pat
:. - .esterdey. Our loss will DO light
,on Croots struck t!e left hank Of tneien-
NV. doubled IL up and advanced down
hs,, lines. Ricket's division, 9th army
orr swung around and joined Crooke.
astssss and w hsseon's divislons took up
he zane movement, followed BY the Whole
,nc. and attacking beautifully carried thu
.o,ks al the enemy Tue rebels threw
ioso their arms and ed in the greatest
:,pfusioo, abandoning most OF their sr'il
.rv. II was dark before the battle ended
I pushed on after tho snemy during the
,sht to this point, With the 9th snd lSte
rps. and have stopped here to rest ID.
,en and issue rations. II Gen. Torbet'
as pushed down Lursy Valley, .ccoroin,
. my directions, be vii. achieve great re
ults. | do not think there ever was %
.rmy 20 badly routed.
The Valley soldiers ere hiding sway AND
o,pg to ebe'r homes- s
| csnnot nov give you any estimste .
.rison srs. l pushed on regardless OF ever,
linR.
ITO number Of pieces OF artillery cap
lrpd 10 six teen.
P. SHERIDAN, Maj. Gen.
You ere directed to nre . salute ot lOO
s. foe tue victory.
,.n. Stevenson reports 1900 prisoner
ON the Geld had reached " inchester las
GUT.
r Inducements and supplies bad beer
rssrded to Gen. 9hefinsn.
(Sgued,) 3. NJ. STAhT.r,
Secretary ut War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
N a aiserok. Sept. "a.

A-His0rok. Sept. ~.
The Il epublicap'- Exsramakes tas ioiso"-
* snpouneefnet
Tut Government bee received dispat cbes
tom Gen. Srevtrsce this nofnlrg, cal &
ii.rpe,'s Ferry, ANNOUNCING tast 1oo.
strssh ig prisoners escaped. IL also staff
aas l60 o.fs-butg prisoners, Captured e''
40 10 o nat, near Winchester, had ST.
wed at Harps.'s Ferry, and GOO mo''
re yet TO come.
Laier dispatches received from GenefsI
venson this forenoon, announce that
600 wore PRISONERS, captured at Stia''
urs on Tic 22d, reached WINCHESTER tb''
,orn'ng.
W ben last heard from Early's army wat
|, ing down the Valley, panic s'r'cke'
III Sacridan in hot pursuit, near Nooo
. OK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

AoaomACS Oept. 80.
Several cssuitIes occurred to-day irou.
picket firing in front OF the Sd DIVISION o.
the "a army corps. Piivtae Fsrnum was
killed by being shot in the eye, Will ook.
Jog over the works ct some snelli0g gong
cu near the works
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

Tie VI u, b, Blu eta - .,tetess :
.I.L.s. on Wa, !. r.esIfed reliable, -
nn.sa,ce 81 a asspAfcn received &c u
Spnn-s, snr parc,i Z tue unconc'tionai -
f.tde, q! n nil. 70 our turbssss. 4
dsiss ven Ia guB oats siFioacb"~ T
6 - re az cry ihaf ttCl ca nave :
..-.. .a !. ). NM = 81 -. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

= :. 1 Il sep. %.
I. has seea aeUrlt.lNeu tLst L4a
shattered forces, or wat - ieie - ~
have abandoned the road To o'auh'o" ~
are retresting in di-or"cr va Cu'f,pt
and Gordonsviiir, directly towards II
mund. leav ny ,he road 10 l., ucDtuis
obstruc,.d, wbii. Lie Is unable 10 ~
auotb,, a,m, Il euthciort str, ng'h \"
nose the p.ogress IL the VICTORIOUS Sui
dan.
Tho news from Sheridan's army Il
afternoon bss created a wild exciir'nt'
thruug. OUT the CITY. Th' c,p'uTe o' tis
er's II ~, that grea' stronghold ana KEY !
tue upper part oi the SusnandJab alley
and the ADDITION Of sixteen cannon ard at'
ersl thousand prisoners ~ tho tfoplls
already won by the victorious army
Shur,dau, is regarded here as concius's
evidence Of the cuInp etc destruction OF ID
reb | army in the Valley, and the opcnli
Of the whole route to Lyuehbutg, wtic
necessarily n st bring about tue speeo
evacuation U. Richmond.
Other movements are in progress, q,
pr,pcr now to disclose, which tend to rel
der this result inevitable, within perh ps
very lev days.
Preparation il being made to send II
wounded to the rear % fast possible. FIeI
hospitals will be established for temporal
use. Many Of the wounded are beng Ca
ed tor IN the hospitals along the line Of OF
march,. Complete Official lists will be 70
~ardcd a. soon Is the surgeons can mai
them out.
The rebel dead left on the field has
been properly buried, and the rebel oun'
ed cared for ss we'll IS our own.
A. w. advance, the report - that Es
vii make anether stand just ahead, s'
.. we reach esch poiut vi ''jost shead,
Eul,'. force is found to have retired. Scs
say th,s moru,pg ttat the lite the rcb,
intend 20 fight u our On - where one -
e. the Sb. nardoah river crosses the YAH
Pike. Our tope ia that be Will do 50.
10 the last battle the loss Ia held The
t. the r, bells In Billed and wou, ded, seen
IN have hett, 6-n ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
NV i TX, Sept. "A

The Herald New Usi.aos cofrerpobue'
o, 81, Is b, .eye that ,he President, II
m.di,t, sftef tue fieer campaign 'ehat
cd the " - u psrtneut ~ oeE. BAN
,.n, N. si#s.4ttMi.a f&
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26


F,ring between III pekets ih ifvn'
tic 81 ,n,istsn 3 catpr, s'iil eonsIn.'
Casuaiiieb occur netls
T. day us oa'tefiss q 'ae o. 'l''s'e
"a eor.4. opened N > barn 'u.t VI 'te'
snsrp.anu.er-, wno had bee" annoy ing ~
men and can. b m hurflcciy to arcsH
s., 81 morning.
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To Coal Dealers.

THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO con-
seaools. spls GE0. Il. FRhNCH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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JULIUS Kln1.n

NARPENTFR AND BUILDER. SHOP oN
~ Commercial Alley. opposit. Post ONCE IN
export Iowa. hys5t -dxwyf ~
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M ANUFACTUkEk AND DEALER X
~ Mats, Caps, Gioves, furs, DC. store on
~ 81 between MAIL anu Harri.un 49, NJ.
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JACOB LlTxRN.

SnEALEk IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
&C., East second 81, next door to Pxrry ~,
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EN nARDN ARE STORE !!
,. A. DAVENPORT,
Dealer in Hardware, Iron and Nails Farm
ing implements Of all kinds

Saeif and Buitdsys H.~daa.. Packet and
1abie Cutlery,
IL Brady Street, betwcet rCrt and Second.
GNARMERS OF SCOTT COUNTY AND BUILD.
Il Eas generally. are particularly invited to call
aud examine my stock Of goods before purchas
ing elsewhere. Quick sales nnGl Slaaa -
profits is my motto, ond intend TO carry IL
nut. All goods warranted just rs ,epresented.-
'semembsr the place and give call:
80 nAvENp0RT