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TIl«f til" li'A-tlv U,J'ilHl -l«
party are banning *.-riotialy Ut^r*
«d at Oio dbgitftL of the rank, and
•«»iaili»tiou vli'l A'"l
liiae:
Kocky Motntiiin«,*f" aay^ Ji" f^.
Tiin.'n! "What a pp!«*n.li.l Wool'r
librae h« a»-Pt ui*,? Uaxnniii.
"What vrich tfo|,| mine h« ownV
the V. Il» nil-l jingling *omo har I
uioncy l»v way ol mi»lanatioii.J—
"What a ni«*c y«»nnj luan Int
ILacict li. u. Ii. Stow.-, "lint what
Km Ik |oiie (*.r bis eountry »ajs lli"
at ill iii'j'iisitivi rank and lil NN hy,
he hai iliailii'y**) t»»:n. Kearti^y and
|„:en court martialM and .liit^rai'e.l,is
Uie anawtT? and duii't* that allow
|faUl
Thr N«w Torf
|n.i.l tiling tint h«il,je« which we
publish «-iitir(i. and cointin inl it tho
"Miiik and lih*
A (»ai.ai MIST*«K.—Why did not the
4* lnoer.itie party let *i all mch Hi«»» as
Ca-s. Ilnch.iii.-in, Douglas, iVree and M.ir
ev. .^nd iioinniiite llr. K iwil'1 ha* al
H«y, |ie,»ii a iTOdl( moerut.-anil ll|,*iefnre
(t Wn-^i'liOl IlikVl' been peceafcaiy- Irjh in
Iw lurn a »i|liiin»-rset beUvrfii two d.i\s hi—
what i haiicr w.mM a in in,
«rti li»- only crura th» Kockv Al"iint
•ms, a* hilfiilreild n4' tin,ii»mils of C.ilitor
M* nmerK have lo|te ami Ihcoijild W hili|j
of |t, li.ive d'ooil bi-fore .1 man nf ycienee
«rho h.K foii-(fl leeh, I^'« ami wilite"liars,"
•nl been farther North than any other
whi'e man V Wi'iililn't he have been a
northern candidate thmii'h Si-rii nly
tiiiiiwh, Hr. Kane isp otiab y infinitely bet
ter ^. ilifie.l for the l»i,.« il.i.cy than Mr.
Hr.-Iiiorl, yet, it remainul for thefilrtrW re
lrtlfcl eant to r.ip the i limax of the riilien
l^n« in nomiiiatint a roinmriinler an ex
plorii ex|ieilitio|4 for the Pre.-itieney We
•to li"t wninb-r lie nmst res|
11
pirtykirk at it. Ilovv can prod, nt men
who have anv regai for their cmnrtry.
tiave any ronfidence in a man who has nev
er given any proof that lie is worthy of it?
Meallv. when any sensible aiana-ks himselt
H»e o^iestion why he should vote for Fre
lai^nt, he must come to the conclusion there
is no reason in bis doing an.
The- do not ei po«-l Ifc
TI is oviilcn* from the crtttliii and
c^niVwions of tlie hlui krepuMiran lea
ders that they l«» not expert to elect
John Fremont I'rebident. He was
noniinated without any belief in- his
auceess. 11c was nominated to nther
into the ranks of tho ne.w northern
ac tional party all the Rtrailers and
Cietions outside of the llemocratie
Party, with a view of uniting and
training them for the great struck' of
18(10, when the Areh Traitor of tli«
Viiinn, th«(Sreat Ifijjh l'riest of the
llipher law religion,\Yilliant II. Sew
ard i» to he put upon the 1'residential
gaee course with fairer prospects, as
they hope, of election.
rntil that period bilge effort* awl
•antiring laU.r will he einplovu*] touni
his lidiners with a common hatred
•f t^ie So«ith and the Union, prelin'i
»ary to announcing the doctrine that
union with the slave Status ran no
longer be tolerated. We are verging
toward a condition of tilings which in
vites the heartless fatalities of the na
tion pM the detnieti»vn uf a gev
crnment which present* barricry to
their unholy ambition.
We aee the germs of a spirit ii* a
few demagogues, which in comparison
to that of Aaron Ilurr and lene«lM-t
Arnold, makes the hitter persons ap
pear as patriots. Arnold would have
•urrendered tbo army under his
command, and Dttrr would have inva
rfe,l and conquered a neighboring na
tion, but Seward would involve the
North ami South in a warof dissolution
that lie might ride over a portion of
the ditmemliered Republic.
Wc wonder not at the expression ®f
horror upon the countenance of Dan
iel Webrter when Seward nnnounted
Kiia new "Higher IJIW" doctrine. If
lie could have seen tlik day, he would
have trembled still more for the fate
tof his country when any man high in
place dare annoineej^^
Kansas is convulsed by Higher Law
slytes, the street* oT Itoston have
sn sprinkled with blood shed in the
:«aae
of the fugitive Bums, by men of
the higher law creed, and nearly every
iriot of the past two years, so dis
graceful to the nation, have l*en the
tdirect result of a doctrine abhorrent
-*po older anJ law, aud fatal to republi
can liberty.
Sumner in the U.
8. Senate swears
»rt tlie ('onstitotion as he un
it and not as the Courts in-
H, Md the lener demagogues
the land are teaching the
Jfcat obedience to a law whiith
i wrong, cannot and ought not
ha mfcroed. Cataline had his
follow
.jipiM^MWd hi| jfca, CataKne eon
|ak«d Ih* Ko«aa IkpuUie aqd Sew
»r.i i. !«»g tbewuue with Ui« Uq»uU
.if Auujrif*. "k
M.mv will be UmI to hfc trcartnj^
Me ttfctil civil Miurchjr ia
tpoii u*, when it will bo too late to
jW«t cni A"
ttkf. T^'- utt«»
tiU
i*fiMrif |prtgrt iu the no"i'f »tv* «t i
a,llt—
ilioii Mvtionalfsin i- tin only
ciitiu! uf aocial liw»r«lcr. A »cttioii
"if party i* always an engine of mi»
.•liicf. It fticririidrr* liatn-'!* and de
'bnttrtics putriotirdii and itndrint:! tni'ii
rtmuc L*Mi.-^bo withdrawal o'
patlio l.an«l« from market makes every
,! thing oonncotod with ibcoa of iulercst to
ae puLUfc
mi alitwturrt a* a candidate f»r the editor of tie BAeton /"qtriot^av•
I'rwtiileiH'V Tin: siini'l^ ani'm th« i in* Umi a iour through the Weft,
1-rmMieiM). i
fl«.«
farty «pro«itiou
Jljr asking t»H^ ^o^.o^nt »„d prot«».ible hiwiaeM
•cut MWWt'narw to til® n*»"is there. lw»hd '.ocated at the ^ovcrnraent
i i
rtll
hnt
that h»od»p«cuUtionconititutee the'
I |0|tlf tri. (I prioe, or bouihi at poconJ b»nu at oou-
JiilirH,)U
#..?all0e|
Bioii. ed in ?»luu,»o that large trac's of raire i
IV -U1SW.T* tfMtr me l»nd p.ir. baMed at $1 i*i and i-i per
.« "flu., l-.. I acre, hn?J been Bold at at !j»l tu
att%a»fa«,t,»ry. Wlutt a u»
an,j w
u»e steadily increan-
i-|,
tl0
Kreinont liiis *fty^ tin* N. Y. Iri* i while fiirint ni^ht at -Yo {"'r aero
Mlow niiul.lv olimh-d tlic ha*e yielded auf^cient to pa?
co#t to nwnrrs beyond
Monroe drew tho Jincs in his celebrate
mesmg upon int^nnl improvement, and
in the cnunui.nioi of the Monroe doc
trine, the goats soon operated from tho
sheep. The farmer all at onee bicamo
'national republicans,' and Mr Cay,
chagrined and disapointed, joined them.
Where wns Mr Bu '.hanan all through
this i Did he go oil after ibe strango
gods of the republican party, like so
many pretended democrats of the present
day Not at all. We find him unwa
vering in his support of democratic prin
ciples from the day ho entered on the
floor of Congress until tho present and
we drjy hit enemies tu prove differently."
Serrd'tnp Know Xothing» and Black
Republican*.—The basin of the union
between these parties of fractions of
parties, is hostillity to Romanism, and
to the appointment of foreigners of offi
ce, or even the sons of foreigners tu the
highest oflices. Yet, to carry out these
doctrines, they have selected a candidate
for the presidency who was horn and
reared among slaveholders, and is said
to hrvc been a slaveholder himself who,
moreover, ii tho son of a foreigner, and
is or lately was a Roman Catholio,—
last seen, however at Mr. Beecher's
church. In short, they seem to have
studied to discover how near, in each of
these particulars, they could oome to a
positive violation of tlieir creed, without
violating it in term*. They have found
a maa who has been all or nearly all,
that they profess to abominate, but has
clambered over to them, or towards
them, *mt in time to answer their pur
poses. Surely p.d'tios make h#ange
bed fellows.—A'. 1'. Journal of Corn
merre.
This inconsistent is humorously il
lustrated by the following communica
tion which a correspondent has sent to
us:
"The nomination of Fremont reminds
us of the story of the young woman,
who declared that she would not marry
an ItUhman, nor a Presbyterian, nor a
minister,—and in a few years she actu
ally found herself married to all three,
in onc-an Irish presbytcrian clergyman.
nwrM of Eioqaenrc.
The following buret of eloquenoe was
delivered before court of justice in
Pennsjlvania:
"Your honor sits on the adorable neat
of justice, like the Asintio rock of Gib
raltcr, while the eternal river of mercy
like the eadavarous of the valley flows
meandering at your feet."
The following was the commencement
of a speech of a lawyer in Naw Jersey
''Your honors do not sit here like
marhle statues tn be wafted about by ev
ery idle breeae."
Another thus eipactated:
a very learnedspeech. IIo has roamed long as the}
with old Romulus, sucked with old Soe-
•on A LKUMAflKt
D"l,°",ly
I lha espewn nf iirp-over.^nr, bnt the1
onc'ittl citt of the lund, atid ia some ca
ne- ••"0. t'Vt »n 1 )»i7 per aero have heon
AN OVKKWllKLMINC* REPLY.
In tho courso of a lorg, able, and
withering reply to the oft-refuted aland
ers in regard to tho federiilisin of Mr.
Buchanan, tho New York l»y Book says:
••Now, the truth i«, Mr. Buchanan nov
er was a federalist in tho truo sense of
that term. A federalist was an opposer
of the war of 1 1- Mr, Buchanan sap
ported the war by his own good sword, i
table of the speech he showed its injustice to the ju
CALLED SE.MUW.
Tbmp^js Jn'y 3a, io o'^ofctfeA. u.
Senate mat |Kiii'uni to «iij..nn.n*i.«.
Motion by a m«»inl-«-r fu-ui Van Bunn
thai tlie Rev. Mr. Ml* ..rer l« requested to
l«^n tbe proco-'dia^t with j»»ay«i.—
Aitor»teil
(lit- Sen.it.- |f"C
P.!(,i
lilt
Jo tl»ini U-as of tbcgiKj-l of tin- wln»l«
-mmtrr than of the a^aiidiM
tiif'nt!I
*F a *i it. l»«it a limit* n *aid
in liiftSU Loui* spi-tp-li, lituliaiiaii will
n Mole nation,
and bring order mil «f confusion.
*d to
ll,re^lotl.m per day.
Mr. An ler«"ii uinveil to aiaend by itrui
iD.'OMt t.ai.il i»-*rt $2.
Mr K*m ev mevnl to amend by la«*rtit^
Ike name of the ilinr keeper.
K-»diitwn l.iill the Ue.
Mr. McCrary l:w *.d that the Rev. 1*X.
She irer b» elerte.l rtiaplaiii of t'.« Senat.-.
Mr, Tlwir»t»»i ».n4 he h.ul a rev^ net
rei 'ion, brH rf the preael er would J^a
for either* d* of the i,n.-t.o i.ror or against
Uib B-nk-r |{ufri «n*.'r Hie A!'«t'tii«ii»t» at
lb- Nortti, li« would npjiose Hie eleelmn.
Mr. Browning rfinarK'-'! tl.at lie was ttie
y,.„» rii-»er who piit\id foi him
iie misilit w to make.
Coolhaii^h, Ain'.eriiMi and Cleaver werf
a^lr,,M
1
ofl .red and refund for them. AH this,
of course, attributable to the inllueneo
of railways, which hate rendered these
land valiial.lby furniahin^ ihe oecu
panti winh ready aoce^s to markets.
Itut the emigration must be rcry lar/e,
or these tract* would not bo eo much in
demand. Ku.lwaye have directed emi
grants into the proper channels, and at
the same time they have opened up mar
kets, established depots, and thus eua
hled the farmers to realize money for
their produce as buickly and eatisfactor*
ily ae in the older parts of the country.
T,.,l
cord* I)id he support federal or^ whig |||nse recommended hy the Governor. Res
measures l)id he favor a strict or olutiou laid on the table,
liberal conduction of the constitution 'i resolution that each member be snp
By their fruits ye shall know thein. i plied with a copy of the Acts of the Gene
N"W alracst tho first specch (and a most I r.d As«emblv of last session, and a Code
itblo one it was) which Mr Buchanan
made on the tloorof Congress was inop
1 p.xitian to a l.nnkru| luw. In this
boring ohtt»pe,and its wrong in granting
special privileges to the few
'M pun other question his record is
enualiy dciuocrvtic. I'arty lines then
wera not drawn, 'fhe old federal party
had forsaken its principles, end mode
pretentions to the 'era of good feeling,'
as it was called. When, however, Mr.
The We wt urv|i.ri Herald ants:—three
quartern of nil the mechanic* Ameri
ca are working themselves o death to
l»ny for the fo!lie# of fashion for theiu
seitea an4 their families."—That'* a
(act, aod a shame, toj,
Tw* Li»T DOUGH.—In Col. Prffliont'i
"&ngerne^ f*r th.» Presidential priz-*, he
III,- J.mrn«-I of y.'Mpqhy h,-inj rra.I, h»* nir' V invmle.) tho domemic tanj-
to Im-in
Mr. I'hurelon offitted'he following re*o-1
tuary, an-l Jrag^ei hi* bluauiing ariu ac
coir.j 1'rlifil !»'iy lefore tie gr.ze
tmidiii^bt street t.rawleri. The wom^n
Tliat Secretary he ii.«tr»*' t«*«l to fur- America e*D do their duty to their
ni*li new u»e i.b«r* wiUi th# »*«t'«"i- Ln„ntry in any exipeucv bu'. their nen
the followi'i^ re«»1:if ioa eibiHiits mu«t a acutely shocked at thie
u iA ti Tint llit Socri t*r bf instruct-1 intlt lioareattempt to in ike political cap
.7 «•,.»}„.!.. j.. rata to iul out of tli ir charm* and virtual.
keeptlie Cluadiei elt an a:..l well Keep women out of the political arena—
veiitilat, i, atol tlut lie L« |'di ]h oi g-,ve
them
a chanje to vole.
The following «fnt(nce, takea fron
hhe New York Tribune ehowa what
lireeley'e erntimenta are—"J hare n®
ifiat the free n*id ware%la\u ought
tu bf srparatti/." t'ine doctrinee to iidj
*."ic*ie—e-peciiilly by one who profeseea
he a preai Iriver of the lTn'on.
Tho eupportera of Mr Buchanan enter*
tnia no reliance whatever on getting
nin^lc Northern state except Pennsylva
nia and California.—A I' Tribune.
That is another of your crazy a»»er
race? Conneivioutwill girehim
majority nex November, just as
Mr 'shearer was then .lected Chaplain eertain as that you want a new
hv i' eUiu.it on. ... \xw Iiaven J{en*ier.
Mr t'olftaiiRh ,no\ed thit a committee I
b- appointed to art in conjunct on with a TrRSIM.K DEATH I.V LtunTMKn.— A
romin !t.-e fioin tin- ll.vi-e, to i.if irm t!ie young nan by the name of Fdward Bon
mernor that hoth Houses were oijian-zed gej about 21 years, son of lr.
and ready to rcc-iv« any communications
Bun(lcn 0f
On a suction of Mr. Franklin, of liberated by Mrs. Sharp, of inchester,
I Wapello, the name of K'-asin 1'ritch ird, V a. IL by leorgo a'tcrs, Owinnett
dec^a^tMi, a!«o i nifii.hor of this House at county, *co. by Mr. Not I, Or ft. 1-.
i its l.i»t session, from Muscatine County, by Mr. biintDOUS, of North t.arolina 2'J
was iiiseitc in said n solution. by Mr. Graves, of Ky., wiio furnishes
The roiniiiittei! to inform the Senate of tiicui with ^14,^0'' and 14 by Mrs Hold
the permanent organization of the House,
Mr. imer, nf Buchanan, moved so
much of the Governor's Message, a« refers
to the Railroad from Dubuque to Lyons,
lie referred to a Committee of nine.
purposes, te arurnea to eacli copy i
the Message.
So inueh of the Message as referred to
the Penitentiary,was referred to the com
mittee on Puhl Buildings.
On motion the Hou&e adjourned ua'il 2
o'clock P. M.
Puni.ic LANDS.—Thestatement going the
rounds of the pre«s lint there re only
Mio.non acres of land unsold in this land
district, is a great inistaL'*. The amount
be5r.cr,r5„",:si
acres. There will probably be 500,(Kit)
acres after the selections have been made
for the railroads—[Council Bluffs Cfiron
otype.
HOOPS
4* The court will please to observe the never throw the influence of this journal
gentleman from the cast has given them i on the side.of a sectional candidate so '.
Jetrorson, Wiseonsin, toffPth-
pf w-,.j,
horse on which ho was riding,
k.]loJ nsUnt,y
Tlmvsday, July 3.
MORNING SKSSION.
Tlie Home met irsmnt to adjournment,
a|1(j 0p,.„eii w,th
prayer, hy Itev7. Rr.
Mr. lumhanan was elected to Ciongress jm,ri,al of yesterday read.
the firs', time in IfJ'i, and as asup.iorter I The Speaker announced tint the
of Mr .nrou's admiration yet as this mittee- would remain the same as last ses- sweet cider, j'jhnny cake, and girls made
administration WHS supported by the fed- sion, and where vacancies have occurred, i of nature and in the latter a collection
enlists, the Clintonians, and democrats, thtv woulu
it gives his enemies a chance to say that
he was a federalist. The true way to
determine what he was is to go to the re-
filled, by inemhi
counties of the a!.sent meinher
wio|| Jie rx,.|l|i|(lll tr„m
ral Assembly of last session, and
was oili-red.
Mr. Samuels moved to so amend it that
new member, and those members who
,,y
:o t: :m"vedthatthe Pre«..!ent 'r-m^ the late thunders™.
(f t!ie Senate a|i|.nint the stamling corn-j bei?n to Dunlesth, arid was and was on
initt'-es. Adopted. his return home, when crowing on an
Tii" eniniiiiitee ajipointed to wait upon i
the tl ivernor, reported that they bad wait-1 milg north of U.izel (/reen, a thunder
1 e i:|ii.ii his excellein v, and intoruiel him jl0jt j,.8Conded and in a moment ho was
of tin- action of the 'Senate, and that he |iurrjfilj }nt0 eternity, Ho was found
will III ill a few minutes send them a com- jmrn0,iiatftly after tho stonn his clothee
mimical ion writing. .1 riddled throucrh and torn from his
and lead h7«h"r^«e'rr!"nf tl.e' S^naVe.- body, and so violent was the
Mr. McCulloch moved that tl«: message be some portion» of bis knife and watch
laid on the table and five thoni-and copies were melted. Tho brain of the horse,
to he printed. Adopted. on examination waa found to be a com
Mr. Thurston moved that live thousand pleto jelly.
copies of the act of Congress Eranting
landi to the State of Iowa, be oidered to be
i n u o
Amendments last.
Oiiginal nxition adopted.
«):. motion adjimriit-u until 2 o'cloek P.
M.
the
0p?n
crnesSt
I reported perforinai.civ, .• Sun, Juno.
I A cMamitlee from the Senate annnniitircd
1
of ort'aiiualion, reported action, at
lie would make his communication in a few
minuses.
The Secretary of State, was announ
ced, bringing the Message of the Gover
nor.
His excellency directed tlie attention of
the House, to the grant of land from the
General Government to the State of Iowa,
for railroad purposes, 2nd, To the State
bonds issued in tHi». and due .l.ii.uary 1st,
ix.i7, 3d, To legislation on Railroad regu
lations, 4th, To the State Penitentiary,
:»th, To Criminal Trials, 6th, To a revis
ion of the Laws, r.lutive to Schools, and
School Lands, 7th, To l)es Moines river
Improvement, Hth, To disti ilmtimi of arms
received from the IT. S. 1'th, Slioitness of
session did not rend -r it proper to revert
to the deplorable condition of affairs in
Ku:i»'a«, and at our National Capitol.
Mr. Samuels, of Dubuque, moved to
I .ii n..4 a ..J a
AND IlrDnoruoBtA,—One virtue,
•t least, has been discovered in the
hooped petticoat: mad dogs cannot bite
the wearera.—Excellent things, therefore
for summer wear.
Another orator thas commend bis bar
angue:
"Tha important crisis which WW
about to arrive have arroven." -1 ....
o a e out of the oueaiion." Tha edi. he President pro. tern, took the chair at
So far as Col. Fremont is concerned,
that "candidate and bis sectional plat-
form are out of the ouesiion." The edi- '*'hf I
to ftf |he ComInercia| Al Tertispp can
k
n 8
hi V ,bal. *h4V y°un
JV","A
ou^wuuim vnuuiuste no
ulJ
honor, does he know aboat tb* law of statee alone. That, in our eyes disqual
Wisconsin.
1
isconsin
Extract from the argument of yeang
lawyer before i Waiisifpi Justice:
"May it please fl^koart—I wo'd rath*
er live for thirteel^nndred centuries oa
the small end of a thunderbolt—chaw
t^0 ragged end of a flesh of lightning—
swallow (be corners of a Virginia worm
fence, and sty bowele tamed out by a
frees brim than to be thaa baaboosled
tbe gaaUmaa."
United States, just as much as any man
would he politically disqualified for that
high office were he nominated only bv
the slave states."—A'. Y. Com. Adv.
Letters from all seetions of the Union
speak in the most confident terms of tbe
brilliant prospects and triumphant MM
•est of the Democratic party in tha M
itooal elaetioa.
inning, ,lu.
prairo about three i|iiartcr! ot a
Courting in th: country, says the Sy
racuse standard, is aito^ethi a diffor
ent institution from tlio city article.
In tho former place you get rosy lips,
from the of eiartohcd phrases, formal manners,
fine silk, jewelry, and girls got up "in
Mr. moved the adoption of a re- |l00pS.» Always take tho rural district
nl'ition, that all suhj.-c's nf generkl lt'^is- i
wjicn
the "House, save
you want to get a good style of
calico. Wo give this advico from expe
rience.
T.IRKK llUMRKl AM* TWKNTV-ONR Ell
ICRANTS FOR Liiiiati.v.—Tho shtp Elvira
Owen, Capt. Alexander, of »73 tons,
from Baltimoro via llnmpton lloads,
1
having touched at Savannah, aud rccciv-
liad not reee.ved s-ieh copies in accord.uioe ed on board 11- colored emigrants, sail
with a lesnlution to that etiect last session,! ed again on Friday last Nic took oui
in an .'i-l emigrants, together with tho
ll' V. .John Seys, spccial agent of the
should only receive sa'd copies. Amend
ment carried, and resolution as amen ltd,
adopted.
A member from Lee offered a resolution
relative to the decease of Messrs. llinkle
1 and Damon, members nf this House, at it'
hist session from Lee County. vcnlil
American Colonization Society. Of the
emigrants, 4o were liberated by tho will
of Mr. Kolly, of Virginia, and by him
furnished with $
1 ",iHW in cash wero
MARIMID.
„i. i..
„f t'oiutflbus, Miss. [Ualtitaore
Wc doubt whother
to the Mouse that a rrmrm-tc«» on the tart .. th tha
or the Senate bad been apposed to act Mc.oties in the Lrnoo, to^eaier with the
with a similar committee from the House, ordinance of '.^i, tho ilinot proviso,
to inform his Kxcdlencv the fjovemor, of or the Missouri restriction, ever accoiu*
the permanent ur^.nd/ation of the tieneral
all tho Abolition
phslied as much reai goo 1 for tho Afrio-
Assemblv of the State of Iowa, and its an race as the^o voluntary acta ou the
readiiic*« for bnsin-'ss.
On motion of Mr. Kitdie, of Jackson,
the Rev. Mr. Morrison, was elected
Chaplain of the House by acclamation.
part of slaveholder
FRKH FKKUONT I)j.\'r SUIT.—Tha Now
York Jtevald has the following:
The committee appointed to act with the
committee in l.ehall of the Senate, to wait
on the Governor to inform his K*^Jh(»' y republicans. All "the old liners of that
party, 6uch for instance, as Mr. Pcnn-
Tho nomination of Fremont does not
meet tho i ntire approbation of tho black
ington of New Jersey Judge Pringlo
and llussell S Ago of New York Wash
burn of Illinois, and pretty near all of
the Pennsylvania delegation. These men
preferred John McLean, of Ohio. But
they will give a quas-i support to Fre
mont, intimating at the same titno, how
ever, that ho cannot bo ciccted."
One dollar bills ou the Winnebago Co
Bank, A'is-, altered to ten's, are in cir
culation. Tho Bank issues no tens.
ainenl that all that part ot* the message, civil ollice or public trust, or for any rtn
referring to the Railroad grant be referred p'oym.-i.t or profession, or t« serve as a
to a select committee of thirteen to act j.)",orj "r vote at elections, or which shall
with a similar committee from the S-'iiate. !'I"!l0c
After sorae discussion and the offer and
withdrawal of several amendments, the 'T1'
L~irt:s .VJ nn
Washington, July 3.
SENATE.—Several slight amendments to
Mr. Douglas' hill were udopted dininir the
night—others rejected. Mr. dryer olfered
an amendment to the elRct that i.o law
shall be nude to have force or etiect which
shall reipiirii a test oath or any other oath
to support it any act of Congress or other
Legislative body as qualification for any
n,,y
1
tax'tipon, nr conitition.l%t#x-
«!rc'3,
ll,e
r,«!,t
,"f sulfra-e by any q-uili-
v"ler,
Mn"iidinent of Mr. SimueU was adopted as (''hit the free discussion ofany law or sub
a suhstitnte of the original motion and so
1
pa«god. free exercise of opinion thereon by the
It was ordered that two thousand copies I people of the territory.
of the Governor's messatre be printed, and i
or v\ Inch shall re-train or pro-
iec* b'g'siatmu HI tlie Territory, or the
11 ,s
Bi4VC
rl e t() a
that a copy of the Iowa Land Bill for rail- »est'ons of soil, sovereignty, aud whether
road purposes, be attached to each copy of ongress ought to interfere, as proposed,
it having been left to the people to Settle
'leb^e involving the
their ow n ail'airs
lien. Cass said some of the acts p.issed
by the assembly of Kansas, were dissri*ce
ful to the age. How could tne people
properly pass laws unlessjthey had theri^ht
of free discussion'! Mr. Geyer's amend
ment was adopted, only three nays, i.amely
Brown, Fit/.pitrick and Masi n. Mr,
'Vilson's nmeinlment to form a part of the
proceedings, was rejoceted, to H. Mr.
Seward offered a sul)stitute admitting Kan-
'«»«-'i««- TtI..C.«,I.J..«^ «d
Ye is Bell, of N. II, Col! :in
Do l^e, Durkee, Fessenden, Foote, llale,
Mason. Seward, Tr imhuil. Wa le.
Ten thousand copies of the bill were or
dered to be printed. Adjourned at 8
o'clock.
I By tak!n the synopsis of the bill as re*
ported in Monday's proceeding, and adding
to it Geyer's amendment, you will have a
fair synopsis of the bill as passed. The
Commissioners are to be appoihted by the
President, with the advice an I by the con-
s,'"r°f„,roK,,,e,•.I""0--
,I
Senate.]
noon no Senator present sides himself.
1
,'e ""'y !'"-«'«•»"»the floor were the Sec-
ary' t,er-Ta",-at-a!7n'
wo
,gr.s
"no easi ana west.
Co! Fromont
1
{ie» him for the office of President of the
me Ka
^6 candidate of the free, a 1—
ir«. h. n.ia»|., Mr. Has
lUl Kl kl 'Dl'Ol t^.llL l/"t1 uf ttiia cur
SPKCI A1. Nt TJCKS.
Ufubf tlii»l»-*l a Ih-int'^ ounit"rf *i«cul iiMtfl'*,
ib ii t'-u t. uu i»r line each tiuetliuii,
.•r iirty
w* »r» t|T rmy to »l wliolftalf
rt
ijii.. *1 Vim* tbita Cir.TH l.i! tr. pk«?« e
On.: u.-.u«J "ut w» W!i4trw|.l ni.J T.I if n
the iii kod t*#w»u.cvargi u/•-i'.i jMUtrujr.
0TO£*«w«KJ
l_ JftiJUHea.
.vilTk K—fW- in* iitl^i
M(ii' l.it«rar A«^cjtti
t-l ii ih- HiH
b-«t intn 1
A SI PBllKHt QoaK HI U(iV lud lUru
•n dlf PAHKIR A SITtABtXrt.
|. Hi'... Anl
.PLMTUU^C HAIR
pl.isti I in
U, c«U tUc
Ni:\V PR1VATK nOAHOlNC Hot SK
It-k I-lan.t btrtet, ln lwe.-u 5Ui and Mb.
f..r III ii il»-ii.
Uf) Mi/:AVltAy.
.Tf«.v#: to io.
tjuiua to hull ii|»|'lii Mill Kn^uiri- nf
The Somerville DciltOCTflt, Browncsvill# i.re»trjfin)f anil beautify inn tic Lair, and restoring
Mr. Haioiltoiimoved to amend by stnk- jH Huntincl, Democratic papers of West i j. wood'# liair Betioratiw.—^t. luuin Dcuw
in^ out live, and inserting tw«.
Mr Te moved to amend- by iaaerting
three.
Tennessee, aro all edited by Old Une ^^rti^ntin^oiherco.^.
Whigs, wt.o have taken refuge in, and
TALI.H AN P«»W
,'.MU)
el'ook^^
SI'TTOV & CO or 2nd ani IVick Inland «ts
I'lstt -d ~l. o|.|«.sil.. l.cCiaire l|..'lfe.
i.KO II WKVVKIt ....M.I
I I I.SI,
A I I A
ir v
WJUUfIMWRPJiJ, tjpH.LlX'PW. WWfiI!MpiS^^
CUU4j.
-Tb«e »aat.
Illitr
IIV |.|.ist un^ H.nr, trill ttii'l II l.*tlicir ail-
1 lit.- AIA'IK MMU.
th"llf
io.ooo ». re-. I.,.|II-|.ws lnti'l« F»R WALE,
fii.ia a- 5J'»-t"u a^l Mi-lit" i» a i«-. t')
Sl» KHI.I.H, AMrliKI I. *«•«»._
MIIN'KV TO lAJAS.loiiit aai ati. rl *im.?.
|i. Iif| MAI M.OT fcrullltlN.
MnXKY TiMAtAK ..n |..ii|t Al W»
1.. Iteiiuctt kriinie r, Claire tU- k.
in- «Hi)
I. \SU WAHKAXTS. r«nlamly mi
tiuinl. and fur at Iho utarkct
I ra:- 1"
(iiusMif) N1CKOL1.S, CAMPRKI.L k CO.
ANTIM.AS. Plain and K,nhr..i.t.T,4
Kits,
Aikiu—UMII-K,
-S
JLW.Tkion.I.OAN -II K. .I {K-I:ITIM.U:
n.-ai Cook it .S-irK.-ut
W W AliSWoUTII Vd ..pi«.site t/Cl.iire II ui-e
K\A1M'\ ItKliMllN No."7 1/t'l.iire K..W,
II II SMITH Corner id and It-ad*.
.MMIN X. 11A 1*1* 2d. 1. alfc.ee l»»r.y
\V. 1NS1.KK Noli, IjeCiane
Cl.thing.
PAMI KT, PKItltY Opp. p.*tOfn-
I.. I,IW KNSI ElX No. f- l.t Claire u..»
S. IIIHK I". Hrad, I I Mit4'li»t.
A. CASTtKI, k CO C..r *1 & Itrady St.
Dry J.sj|» »nd Groceries.
M. n I1K1 liKMI KI Kit 2nd, ar llraily st
Walrhra It Jrwclry.
Hot "SKI 3 l.-Clanv Row
A. III 1.1.ON N..-H l/Claire How.
1:. ki'. NKI.SoN llra.ly, abuvciM.
Book a It Stationery.
S. If. STAT.tt idst. -p. I." fl-ilrc n..n»'.
O W. Kl.l.Sfc CO No. 7 l.-ciaire How.
Kl.l AIIAMb Ik CO Near Post Offlcr.
Hals fc C'«|»».
A.S *t.STONfcCO Ilrady st.tw|nw9d.
A UllKKN Claire Ki.m-.
VKKIiKIt & CRAM PTON Second »tr" t.
Hardware.
W V* PAKKKH Prnnt Bradv
1'OWKIX & CII 11.11.. -'d III., ca»t ot Brad
Wholesale Orarers.
It \UKI.KV. TlloMI'.stiN o C.ir. 2d fc P-rrjr.
IMI.ZKT.I. X. CO Cor 2d fc P--rry.
WII.KYN Mt'ViKIt 2nd, iear Ilrady.
k MCKKKIIOCKKK fc I1UOWK, Front dt.,op Perry
KYAN fc M.-CAUN Burrow's Block
lra««I»ta.
0. T. WKKB No 10 Ix ClalwlBW.
Gfll'l FaruiahiaR
G*mI«.
A S AI.STON fc CO Ilra.lv st. Mow 2d
K N A PI" fc UK. DM ON 9 l.^-lain .w
VKUUKK fc CltA lTi iN Sn ..nd st,east of Brady
Boot* It Shoes.
1IOORP. fc KNOWN Brady fcc». 2d It 31
AMKti JUKIMN I'toiit 1,- t. llra.ly fc l'eriy
Tobacco Ic Cigars.
KI'ITNI'N id si ». »r Brady
Win. Fit A KI' I Brety n.-.irPruat
Jhisii- k .Mimical Inalrnments.
JOSKPU A CKANIIAI.l No I.. Cl.ilre Row.
Klovesfc Tinwnre.
ItVlVfcrMll Y Cor. Kr. nl fc Main Sli.
TWITCIIM i.\ (ill.I,i:rr ii i iv bct.2fc3d
The lown A^rirnltural Depot.
XOCRSK. VKII.K fc CO e..r Kr. nl fc It Island
Leather ai.d Saddlery Hardware.
II AtGlIT fc SK VMS 2nd si 1. I Ilrady fc Perry
Fnrnilnre. !tlallre»ses and t'phslatery.
M. NK1L fc BUoTIIKlt
tvii..|-sal" and Hi'tail
fcorwiir.ling and ('ommliiit..»
SnOCVIi BAISKAI.I .cor riant fc t/i'.iv
Stto Jl^rrti5rmrnt3.
Great Sale
or
O O
Ttsi
d»o'-ke'P«.
Iri
possess their present vene-1 two spectator?. The chair announced tlie
ration for the Union of all the statee,
the tfaileiy, one reporter arui
i signing of several enrolled bills, including
north and south and east and west. the Kansas bill then, in accordnice with
.ions understanding, declared the
adjourned t.ll Monday.
BIIUSK.—A message was received from
the Senate announcing the passage of Uie
Kansas bill,
w""
Mr. Campbell, in response to a question
of Mr. Kimball's, said be intended to call
up the report of the select committee rela
tive to the assault on M'. S- uiner on Tues
day next. but that he would not then move
the previous question. The friends uf the
parties involved, demre a discussion. Mr.
Clingnian said there would he a discussion.
Mr. Campbell said he would move tha
previou3 qie»tkn oti Thursday next.
CARPETS) OR. CLOTHS,
•ttttags! MatttegDl Rlllligil
r.aiu whtf »wi Ch(ckv:—i-i e-t,
Canton •Watting**
Joat r^'-'ivnl awl pah at
MUks larlctj Store,
C-rrw-r i.r il inl HrwW ale.
jy7 niVKsnrnT.
J:
•*orte«4r.
wliCl) tKObd it few ilwifi cM i
jPtaciai Wire
•T r.
u»h'
lii km- Ik'r
ity ill
Bi y sinus tliat may 1«- r-ir d. Ai*iljr tu
w if R.T RI.KV.
ntf) Office on Main b- l. Knail S-.-..nd fts.
n t:s
im s
Ttut iimnii f#:«.
ATKIN Is ia dn:y re" i|il i.f fr'-sh utraa--
bi rtkii at liii S i
(jUtt)
i.p(»'sU« Ulttlru
If any one ahnutd-ark ua what In nu
irw,
opinion arrived at by an linparliat Icat
nun iIik best and mwt hmicat conipmind remedy fur
TllK-,.as— 0lir r, ill.rs
arc now iloiog battlo for tho Petaocmtio a.TVCN^MWNT OF ur II OAVA.IAUOH.—
nominee, as the surest and best uie.we TI..--preparation wbi.^n hd.-siKm.t t..i.rinjr int..^m..re
a i 1'i.nral notice, luis in Wre Ht wvtrai eur»
of putting down isam anJ his cousin
.urmSMk
llu (lf vhu-u wv
Black licpublican. Such a fact speaks I to.fleet a radical cure.
If of tho Dcmocraiio ^l^nui^^ie'Tby"'^.,.,,,. wi
party and its candidates.
i,
..lumwrn bol.»lf ol Ih. Uomucfaiio ^«™5SaS?S£*yS?,3 jSTS
tlieir feil.iw eitisens, as lin n wbo wmilit not bud tli'tr
names In tlie promotion of fraud or liuinbiiK n |tie
atllicted. lie clic-rfiilly irivr it our recommendation
—Jacksonville (III.) floiititiilionalisl, Pee 1-J, 1-M
Fur sale in this city b}»0 H'KUB, Urugr'*t,*ccon
«t.. t-.ti
1'II\|||.—We w .ul'l call ulli III ion of the
public agjiiiM a fraud iail practical u|k.|i
i,. .i.i-ii-p cling III tl.e articlc of Pr-J.
IIOHTKT-
ii ii' C. I. bialed Sioin.ich llillera. .Since tie s.
liitu-rn ha-, e becninu no popular, otiiers ItaviiiL- been
niakii'K preparali-.il- imitate it. ami in ame tup-i
!.,IV. purel.as Id l-.ltl and r'-ill!, Hem. We
«..iild adv i»e an ik-r~.ii!, y ..f n..ne :.ut r«»i»Tia
I.I.. d'-alern tie eeniiuie are aUcovend wilU a nietal
ln ane He' name on il.
F'.r salu ty Itarkl V. Tli"mp*^n k. Co. Agents,
corner oi Scujiid and P'-rsy Slreetrt.
(NiinrtM Directory.
Banking It Exchange.
N'tCKOf.l.S. CAM1MIKI.I. CO Viin s
C'I
I I I K
or .Mam fcS coiid.
M. litlKiiOlt. l.tWKSK III.AKKMOKK....Main si.
('lit 1111, UKO. It.MtlloW i«. CO., t'.»r. Main 3.1 btt.
Lnnd Acrali.
MCKOI.I.S, TSIIKI.I. is. CO Main St
Ai.l.KN & llOOI.AN «»rr'» lluildilig llra.ly tl
Dry UMMIS.
st
AT
A U I O N
TJ™T?C(: at-'Oii' ti. relinquish the Retail Dry flood*
lllra.l •. for the pnr|s«« of .kutig an r-rrlmivrhj
H'Ae/. .., ',- |..i.iii. s, Wc will commence to ix ll at
I'IBl.h• SI l.K.
On Monday July
14tli
At oui Store It. I.ill, Sc ..nil »lreet al.,.ve l'erry, all of
tlie
iMrge Stock
or
Staple and Fancy Dry Cools,
In Mir RETAIL DKPAKTMEXT, coinprisinf ft
i--i»rtinnt of
Fashionable Dress Goads,
t^awna,
Bar^fe*.
Silk*,
Merinoe*.
AlapacM,
ntnakaiVS, Bhawts, Itibbonx, Paraa..ls, fee. aS
GOODS FOR MEN
Mu'lins.
k BOTS WEAR.
Tkkine',
Prlata,
TaUs Qlottis,
I^Nl Stalb, he.
For the t.adien.
We will reserve our Connlln* It.s^.i, for IM ac.
onini' datl 'tl of Ibe l,a.|i. s. where I hay can hare a
tir .-hme.' to «ee article s.1
M'-iclianlii aiul liealera. iiorally arelnvllnltoal
in.l
A iil'"ral rrclit. .r afprov-d cn-t.-.r«e.t not*.
Sale will OUMIUMHV at
IO.I'.I«-k
TIMlimb
A M.
AtlAMSON A II *PP.
'Jn.l »l al.'r IVrrr.
J| i U
SAW'tPAMta, AWt.
DISSOM'TIOW,
Owartn. ratilp li^p l. fore exWIag fcetwaen
lis. I Ihe li.im- of K Ily It-sir, hi bPTebr
li,s..ir.sl In teulnal conaenl, Pernnia in.t»bt«t lo
the fluii. will pleaae rail ami M-tll» Ih-. aamo. Tbe
h«il«aiida" 'imls ma I"' found at the |_iw Offico
.if Mli' h'll A PttMatM. B*¥rnr»'rl, Jnlv Ath I3M.
hklM JAMBS aoCUB.
»«-k» a RJOWU'i
ff e
i p.«ler«l and
1
ycocU.g V ti e -r •at»'by
u. a
rn .-f th»" T' "llllK
n ar," i'*rii«i:.i-iy
W,.ti*y .-viiii.j
a rrc«i'!enl
s i
Ai M. IDS,
Arfit Old J»'» u« -r, »l
.^o
titiXk^ ot iarkinorv'» Krakv
50
1 E 1 A E I
I U S
KQI tntn AMI I)F.si \*n FOB TIIF
,i«t »t X*«vonport 8at
JCLV IVIk.
Wilt I
ufdav
A'tnuaawo CO eta ClilMren f5 cto.
In ..rler t» aatlafy the public taate In tlii* lo this
Want »{y|e of Ainwniriil, tlie Proprietor lia» In
curr.-«l gr. at «-*prii»e. U.ib In tlH- variety of tlie p. r
forin.mceii. and In th- s|.:.iid..r of ito- »en..mianie.
mei.!
CratR' Slmwb 1'iiuuJ and i»l' lla Siiav\l ^iu
viei I*. Clii ap at
K
o_M.Hl] ntAS rtsit
""TAIVX.H AXIH'Al.llHlKS 10,000 l'a.U4
iiinauta: |i«-i'ivi-d to-day at
t. *r ixsi.KK'S.
ih-Pesl« RiVMi l-y Oil- Tr .ipe are
.-mir*-ly n w. u n pr.» titan-ai of which m.n l.- wen
in lb e|. cant. W.wlCnt Kn«ra«luK» by win. Ii tin.'
Pi. l-.rial lliil- are etntf lliMted.
Tb ii" rr. rnian-c« ill mm w iih ll.entm »»t
Stand, nr HM*t ji- ciiii.niiy of e'lect, i-mb.lnu at llic
nam'- tun", tl.e niosl Arimlie ^-.-nes in tlr- cirele,
Ac".I...Ii' ex- r. i-. s and Ijximia.lio of ininly ainlily
and skill, sep'rb llor-rmaii-l.ip. C.mic Rnrlvlta".
etc., ».v.mi|.ani.il by a Supuib Miliary lk«Mt and
String Band.
Two Splt ndid Firfomancfs,
(All e-ti.r11 atid Kmiiin-'
Mfrnrtf .1, flartiinn\
Aineii' .tn CI.IIW N and JKSTKK, with a
j»r.diii.i..w of liis origin il and liWbly I'.'Dilf Bongi., nil
rolls Sayings, qnaml Si.irle., und |tracltcal Jukav,
adapted tu tlie pre* nt era.
Ttic performance will ciinmrncK with
|.l Bfautihil Pageant Entree.
On Ten f|..rs.-n, llicbly Caparlsoii-d and SHp.-rtily
.M..iitit»'d, i^rfor.ningS[»len«lid Cavalry ni"*^lil'iils,
K*..liiii' b-. Charges, etc., by the principal Uuracnian
of th Troiijw.
(.round and Lofty Tumbling,
Or Activity Contested—by the wtui'' Ooinpany.
Principal Act on Single Horse,
withont Saddle or Bridle l.y Mr H. M. Smith, In
which be will leap Whip*' C,»rlers t'Slivasaus, Bal
lo..iu,H^-, wbilc hi- Uors la at [ull tp«:d.
Sports or tbo Atlas, or the Magic
4
kVC
u^ara, lias it laiit-a
tlote 1
By that wcmttortaiphciioyiMiien, O.
o, W. Archer.
A I*anoy DAIICO*
By tli« iv-aiilltul and n, .ti le y..niiM UaOMrtlsr,
f.l.K VICToaiA SMITH,
Grand Act of Classic Positions
OX A
Siiiglo Btoraio.
Bv the fiiino little Clown, II. A. (jARMMEB
which In-v ill e Burl-s'iu Imitations of many
Ibe most di uiuin-li
J.C-i-.lias'a
ul Ih afis, dtawn
fiom r.-ahty. Cuiuludint with
The Countryman's Visit to tbo Circus.
Graphic ard Int'-r«»stine Heine of XauLlcal Life.—•
By F. K l.' il- ntill-•! th-'
Shipwrecked Mariner,
Or a Voyage by l.au'1 and S -a.
W«Ti l, rfnl an«l Aftloiiiolung Performances on
The Diiplirate laddr,
By ih our Acrob.lic II ollicra.
Tins i Hill-1
t'f 'h Iwi in
vi'iiMt, wlul- ih^e-'
f.'Mllill^ lli tuvif
rw IH IIIJ rf( I 1 FT r»n Itri*
«t hi|fh. h»M l«y a
M'tl* I-., Ill*# sUIUMllt.
,«i iMWiuful Ti. i iii' H, ic
c.. aa taken from aiu iciit Slattict
at i»oc« with tin mild* it fear *fi I attoti-
the au.li .iii-.
ration.
Flylngr Imllnn,
Or, Wild r.rest S- i.. Mr KOIII.VSOS
i3l l-»|.s FR..TH ih- lio. 'i' It..iid ly
Ih Wli'.l tr.„i|»'.oli whieb .«-a-|.^i Me'sr* •iaidinrr
.HHI ArtiMtroag will Iival.a. oilier in th.-lr w.Hid.-r
full
DOUBLE SOMEIiSAULX
Bach Uirninf t»i-e whil" In ih' air b.'turi ill|hliD|i
ou ite ir fevt.
Tli.- wh..|e to r..nrlnd" with the vary atwliw and
I Jlls'lial le Aflerpie,'.-, enlll|et tb«
KUOE.llAKKIin (II BAGDAD
Ticket* ISO rants. Recrved mtl f»r ladlea and
isentleinen 7ft ts. ca h. Tickets at t&e d«r. lluors
o|ieii at 1 o'ci.« k, onunence si 8.
X. B.—Tlie public may t' a.-mr Ihat evrylhins
advertise! will te |"-rf..nn. d. and thai i~.li!' and al
teinive ..fllcers uill be in att.-ii.UncT to seal lb- audi
ence and preserve oril'-r.
}™Aci.ni|.i«yiiiC the above Srand extiibition.
Ih. re will lie a s- is-ratc or aile performance*f
Ethiopian •fllnntrein
Bv tlie most .-"I'-brated iierforne rs ill tin- rnited
.Sl.lle-.. Jilif-*
Twltt-City Book Store
A N I N E W S E O
iiad Street opposite La 'laire 11 iiw.
HAMMoltl IOWA.
BOOKS! STATIONERY!
3laga/lars 1 Krwspapfr» Ar»,
.1 uly rer..i,inn nildl-
(1o\8Ttberciw.Ymon
XN'TI hat I
yii.
of
I'ort Monies. 5«ld and Steel P. na,
lie t.* ih. with a ureal vari' ty of ariicb-a usually
k' pi ai li-M.k s^n•*.
Publishers Aitein—for tale of all the Popular New
B-'k., .Vaciilncs ami Newsiapere. SubMriplK.ua
for th" a:m"
N' w fork, IVe-ion, Cincinnati and ChlcjL-o I)ili"a
reC'lved every evening. S. Ii. STAKE
•tVsra! atVaroff
Wa receive p-gularl)' the follt.wiuf Mi#nslMS and
Nowspapa-r*
Harper, G,al'y,
liraliam, Piitnaw,
F-teraon, Rtackwwid,
Kni.ke«a*6ee, Ballon,
ltomehol.1 Worts. Wav. rly Mazicni'. Invenlor. Taa
kc Notion*. Leili'a N. Y Journal, l/ -li. O,.?. lie
l-'.ishioiis, t'. iii Chart.'*, tlaliieay
B00K8 ANI STiTWUKIlf.
OOXjTTMK oi
ELI ATAMH ic Co.
Th$ Imni nmak Hoorn*,
*•. Mra4y Mirrt. Ifciw
•erihel ike iwwilc'*
Reading far Simmer*
ffiini Tat1
Mol- lII HI
Pai.tV. rr.
fimtiil. tli*, I.I
t-» ll^ii
-.1 lal
K B'».
i 'ill, at
ft. felt-
1,1.1 Wvvt ah.t Witl-.W
k"Cn kKBt»oi am a NKOWK'S.
A LAH'.K
M. SMITH'S
tiuidca,—M'-a-
ibi,.fi.
New Voik ff' r.il'l Daily and Wn-kUrt
Tribune,
Tim -s.
nii-tVeekley Ti Ibi.uS,
Campaign,
Boaton Daily Tratel-r,
Cincinnati Daily Onieile.
c-nnaerclal.
Cliica'^o Tribirn.^
Tim.'a,
nioc acli. Pr^i.
Kl lonhi Ti l-We kly Sli-wun R
Cincmiiali Witkly C. nnuercial,
Tiuvs,
fialiou'a Pn-ioi iai,
Wavrly uraxlna,
Piay our rnkin,
Tru.- Kl.n:,
t*nc|e Sam, American f'nion,
l/ sli.-a PKb.riat, Pilot
ot
BwaUSI
ScicatiDc American,
Lire
ttlu«trated,
IV.«y line.
Brother Johnathan. f'np|»'r, Pi.lice Oaiette, spirit of
theTimea. H.«e Journal, l/,lfrr. Inanity Ihapatch,
Spiritual Telegraph, Iri.h American, CIIinn
ami Tli»ntp"'i' Bank Note l|vilr,
New York.
Betl'a T.lf".(apnrtlng) lllustral.-d l«n.|« N wa. I«
don Punch aud W'-- kij Times, lrf»l.«i, lor aaie,at
our ooiinter, or aabacripiiona r»t -iv.-d.
fuiHSt-Suid ». n STARR.
9ud at np I
j-
Clair.- House,
i i e i e
The Heap est
MOST DI R\CLi: U00F IH USE
tii^l 'rsipri'd have b.s ii enraK.si In the n«i
oil iinuon IVmiposn i' n
Pi ice *(|,iare S-V
rj^HK
II."-S
..f ul i:itifa 'n-no: au.1 put
I
3CA*KS
WAl.TKaKKM.T:
ii,iion CVinpia.it
It*s.fs for III. .»sl elcht y. ar*.
and Ih" w..rk warrant
Mal'-rul* mamifac IIPSI and for rale, with printed
.llr.ci|on» for pn'iinaon.
Alt order* b-ft at 'h» C..nfeelintvry Store #f Rrrwka
h. Bailer, near ihc crner nf Brady Slkl Poarlb atrcla
will m».-t with prompt attention
-iMSm BAII.RT k MOORE.
fArrw f'JkcrM
Uaaahai&U Ja*» recMv«|lanils
Hk»y DALuu.ii
0«Hj
"$
i.ui »i.
1'niri iin'1 l.ibrar*...
at ee
ift
i i*I
Mj Cujalti
Ai im- low A Book Kl'OMS.
Ki. J6 llra.ly St., u«-ar th''
(«,MS4tti) KM AI'AMS*CI».
THERMOMETERS*
7"ARIOt'S rii--s. unliable for
4• UIIillnl'l rr, Krawvr
lit.iwiiiK I'ii^r, mull r» larj? ab#r|*,J
Pirn. f..r Arti»u, Ki.tfin«t?rh &« at
"IOWA BOOK ROOMS."
No 3»lbaK -t 111 ar I'.. I otll -e,
(jnn.ff KM MM"-- fc CO^
"Store to het.
1'Oi.t O.il'-e, onf- of lie t» 'i
a r. I lil aud wbuieaal'
.- st..re alw
ir lie
i if
ol f..l
OXlocations
Brady St., n
in tl.
dry guud«, haidw II
Rooms'to Mt,
on Brady iif n,-ar ih.-P O. siiitat-Io for aa*l
i enl|.-iiH-ii's lolKinr ri»aia.
N H. A IH'rs.HI LLVIHH III the premises will lake
car! uf the io.iui.il desirable. Apply to
K.I.I Al»AMS.
(•mo tO No Bra.tr «t IL ai Post OnW
ii Valuable liscover--Nf I'liist ltra
tuiass 9 iioiit.i'so.r's
American Writing Finid,
,^OR o|ilni..ii» ..f lli« Press, fc. n« c.yftioertill
f::
ai llie More of On si.t.s. ril»-rs
W
IIOI.KSAI.K \*I
ItKTAII. AOKJJCY
for IX»V. Iiyui t, Iowa, and I p|» Mis.iaaippi Valley.
Kl.l VIM Ms a. CO.
At the foir.t Boo A' Ifouifv
(j ia-l-ll) N-. :iii Ilrady st
ir P..V.I Offl
II \itl l*a/nr and Hardt r.
Jetuirclj
irsT OI'KM Sfi —I .'HIO I I ..--..f Wall I'.if r. &.C.,
fr**h ie k. r.c Uffirt, at
The Iowa llouit Itoonts,
No. as Brady .ilrct, n. ar Ih. p..~i Ofllce,
[RinoH.1.11 Kl.l AHAM.sa.CO.
iiuiu .lIutllaKe
FORlargeand
Bankers, l..i»y is. I
il, small l. itU.-,-,Willi and ilhoUt aercw
ca^4 au'Hu'ii-li' at I'1'
"IOWA BOOK ROOMS.»»
rr
Rlark Diamond aud Cfnriunatus,
Tl«*E Trlrk WIHH*1 Mtnitiftliing |«R«
f«.riiinii« C" ilk 11i«* Itmu urya«s» \U: iitiH^iun'nti. .iinl
t|i it ili#ail.ti^ttn'l vt iii-ltmat of* very I" Mer.
II. M. SMITH, in Inc lebrat -I Sh.ik|»^.ran Acl,
KAKSTA! F, SLLYI.OCK, AID 1MCIIA1U I I I.
In which ilciin*»at^ th» hira^tcr of tli«»?4«* mirint
l« rttmage" with h" utnu^t graiiOcur ami eftxt, 4»
tak' ii fiwin ria»ic .sittdra:
100 Half *ll.-»l llii|..-rerl.l,
V..itnif Ily...n .iit.l Oi.njs u d- r:
Ul bail IMls Oo|..n: and .S..i el|..|if,
1100 Cu''.!ic* f'"Hi t" 'Jit 11.1
tu it. a-s I'.'ii.i
illl' i Vaii'Kat'd R-ap!
Sin.-.
tuo |, arlons hrands of hei'-e IVl ac
4.MHM)Ciiba »l\e«i.'i|(«ikl
30 IKIInn»• ri«-,t CVarni
J0U Is.t V- and at'-d II'rrln:
•H) I4,|s nr w M... k ret,
26 ha'.f 11". Ma. k.
r.|,flrf
U,ti Mackerel fatully
SO bid' and *l_'S ..I M. |ai.»es
Sdhbd-of Suirar
bU dor Coida.
tu l!l9..f llrl'-d
i.f St U.iii-
vt
I h.1.5 good
iu aiiy 11 kinda
It., .ka, Slalkn'ry,
lla]M, IJIh' graphit,
Picl,tfe, Vtnilniif Cards,
Rf'CTIPIKR AN'DMANI l'Ai'11'HKIt OP
O E S I i i O K S
A
VII
MEAt.KR IS
Foreign Wines and Liquors,
UNXON BLOCK
Wastni.go.u nip I, le ai I". rr I. n.d'i..',
HK.1t. EHTwtTM
•t. dull a. Ill as. •iLU*MV"t.A
AI.Li:N«i DOOI.AN,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
lad (i,or
ml Uad i|tiff.
Orril NO. ORK'8 Bl'Il.l'lNO, PAVKMrORt
IMP V»|
.UHI CIIIMI| I
.-I
grrl
killei—HM»lral -1
Uai.e e- f-.rl ui:« an-1 fri. luW
Wortii a^J vt.-aiih. I Frxman lluju....
rr.ii.-i..
Llf« "I C«|.l r..n, I.) FCIHII
Hi* .uite in
II..W t.. V I Km I
Binw.lv i'..r lri«h K. t»«*
Still' Carp-Ill' a famiiy
Tho (Irvat Wr»t «tlh iiii|, lie
Tlw KariM^l Man or I .if. of Dr Ju'U.n...
Ki .»l"U-a» I P'wr
*•!v«,itnn of ll..lK'rl H..nialu..
Hj-.a !M-.rt..ii t.» f. l'ailuiiaii
Main, uf ilw (in-ai WVal llW
4 -."ii
I -26
i -:h
-J»
1 uc
(Ml
9ft
1 l«i
I INI
I '25
I 00
I
1 1!i
1 ttf
1
DWIIIin
k»-.r.
Hot. M. dwel
lings. fcc. flout -&CU l» a-' Mle.u II Also:
Mathfnatical Instrumruts,
lra«ti.ntiuin
I'tMii-ilc. *H nuuiU.rf
THE "U)WA BOOK ROOMS,M
No W llra ty »t n--ar 1" oni.».
ON! 1.1 I A IH MS CO.
tTrrru turtain I'apcr,
r||»K n i..! .ti in I'll Is.tli sul'-s ,.l-' It tl.l.
w
AI'KIt^ "f \auoiw i-aii. in--. llOHUtU*
various |..i,t. iiis.
Firr Board Patterns,
just rMvivd at the
Cilv a'i-1 l'..Wrtr» PF»*
lit atil i-.M ..II ('.•HIHI.K.H l^.r*riim,n I
I^IMII.I amull —1.-.u»| Warrant* laWMd to
Mil.-r ir on kluirrr-, Ta*.-. |*|.| K,r aun-raaahwl«|
tH'j ilWMlHli IMIU iHi"Ualiil.
nn.i.un~Dooi.4»,
Attnraejr at La*. CVlli-ciieut m»it« miti ptM
pmtnpOjr rcaiUW. (imu|Ma| nntol|
Undrd tn. M)|
For Sale MMI DNT lfii
IMi t'1 ri nt n locand aal Tttf
•t» the vol end of lli, It^.
Ten valnaNe building l^-la in WurilffiiiliWIIIk
near J. M. It. UurtbWa'ruUcan, In Nil
reaaoiinMe lerma.
Two l.ota on th* BtnlT, heaj of Galnrs strstV— AaC
viM.la.liu, led lliver «lew- fnr aalc Very clMWp.
s«,cral raluablr l^.t. for liualiraH honae, aa^lttdl*
liK», .'i. Ilnrrmi i ami lluu ,urtU, north «f B»a»H
lor lilt ,c,y I. w.
Ten val'i-tl.*.. holldlne on fee..®.! and TtilrS
aire.l«, i..r s ,ie, i,
,i,i „f a,# .r»tl
(i,«u
1
Pi
Is.\. i $ha|i»8 8oapi
SO ko*-* Trartsparent S, »pj
6jl«.\"« C.i-lll.
Ul b. Pi.-i,|.'s,
limb. XL, T'mato, lt*.y ami VH*t
SS 8*'ks of dri Peaches,
KlOI».*-s le w Itiis. na
2b I.I.I- ass'd N ill
3UU l".i"- asa'd fJl.iaa
4UU k.0»
saa't Mallaj
fiOOdol Tnmblera
Kpio-a ..f all kinds,
W.s.1 and Wilbnr Wajc
lie Ik".
Wll.bl* f'i.t'-r Vinegar.
T.«ether wfth a la-*e st.- k ..f ..lli arll' l' sull of
which we wi't n« ll "ii r. as"ii i l.-le ina.
y-ISK) WIISON A IIARI.pt.
Aledical Cards
I.onla, Ocenllst
lire- oil, finding il n«-c. ssary f..r
DRWIf.I.IAM
VAN^ANIiT.of Si
and 0|.ib.tlmi
Ilia heallli. to r. side, ilnrintl llie warm K a»«Hi, ill a
tiior. not ll.ern MI ua! ha* I t"l II a sunnier
paidencr th -ciiy of Ib-k l-l.uel lil, wle-p
II.-
can t»'
Coiiriilt.^l for a'l d|M »!M's i.f lie-. y.. and oplhalmic «.p
eri»i|..ns fr. hi III'-llr-t ..f Jill) Iiniil Hi. la I of S'
t.-ml»T. ciir. ni. all lions u II. i.,lly a ill r-. i«- a
|.,rll n ..f hi« all. n!i..n, aiwl ey- pali lit- ill fit 1
that dm ii the *arin .-• as. n lie y e.ui l. m- i. mr
eeHsfnIty I r.-alol in a MOP nor lie i n Iiu-al 11. Ihat
BOOT AND 8II0G STOItE*
t'ttrr He ward,
WI10LF.SA1.K AND RETAIL
PKAI.M: IN
Boots, Shoes, aud 1^'oralis,
Awh'-realand
the Hrm'rly occo|.l.d by Jane s Jo d"»,
will b- constjnl 1} k |«t on kind a |p-«lae
sorltii ul ..f
Boots, Shoes and Leather Findings,
at lh n.»-t
MleaHonahtc tmricc*.
Onr cuatom woil is alt maiiufie iiir'D
IBII.1T
HOCK IkUKD, ILL.
|jkl!kt6nio]
Ta #.
Attorney and onusellor at LtWj
DAVENPORT. IOWA
OVKT loaned on It al Kstat. S'-curitv I I^nd
Warrant* and Kasl-rn E« bange t-.uirl.t and
|„n,.t W irr.ints k' aled II l-ls cOcutrd and
Taxes paid Nop- di-. .ni't.-d and all bnsine»«|woDllt
ly allelnletl to in th" Hi ale and I'. S. court*.
n .nrv B. r. wtes, !). N. T. u, II- nry Swift, Rv],
.ii hke..p-ie. N. T. Hon. Kdwanl K fowl. S Y.
Henrv ll.itf.-lss.m, Ks.^ Vuds..n N Y. lion II Itus
*l. a, Pou«lik'v|H.ie, N Y, Kx-4iov Washinvt.iti Ifunl,
Ua kport, Prof Morse P..uk.-.-prie N Y.
Office corn' Main aud 8acuud ala. oypuaite th" l.
laire Uouaa 0sr. peiu')
I O N E E
W O W E S I E
DRY GOODS
HOUSE,
A DAM SON & RAPP,
JMalseWa Hlockt
PAVKNPORT
Flm»Urlng Hmir•
AA MisnatJIPlSilerlng Hair In atnrs and f?
U( sal«. HAHIf %m.
A/Yrt
MH'KXS14
,0,
'n,*u
on Most
of the puri lui.e ..... „y,
|joi in ops ir. a.t.iHi,.!,) dwelling hoaaa oa Ua
j.r' misca, for »ale Ii.
w. si .ir li 7, in ii.» k 7 n..u»», well, sad in*
tpi "T- III"Ms.
•iof. .1 fioiit. I.r SI fe.-l le,|''.ii Main atrvtt.oppnalte
lite I. I Mill' II- u-e f..r .il«.
C...I..-I lot oil il.I and Kruil Mnrt. f»r sal" clwap.
W.'sl s I/ I bl.sk Mi. .^i|.mll« K. Cvok'a real
d. ii.v f..r -ai- J|. ti 1. iik' num.
W' st l,.i 9 le -•»k sii, Cl.ore'a 7tb additM
l»a«. mm 1.4 i.s.ins. and it."I »ial4v.
I/.Is 4 and A in II it. le U s a l.i ton, and Pw-lllllt
IIOUIH*'i\'
In 74 ..ii lot 4. f, i ante Iw ap.
K s il. tp "J, I ns|. NO a.-ro* for s»|s,
ftaci' I..I III II Itlf s. It Ic. '.liA llnil. l'a u-t-lltwa.
S w S and w a e I,, a.-.- H. IpIO, t|f fi'l.ll'
V a-eIS,
I|.f41,
rOe Clmljn .oiuiljr, a(
A acrea land, a-e 'il, lp 7N, S .-all, I lull* fru
u.p.rl,
4Aa. PS In s.c'*7 ipTH, rl" all wider caltiy*
I mile fr. in citT f..r sale ch ap
W »)T. IV H. IK., IMacrra mile* ft
I'avi ni».it, f..r a..ie,
u p. s w s is s w K -f N' p. i, 8 n. and
P. I, fd W S :i 7H U IU W Ultima Cumity tC,
J.Olllllk' llll.bi l. f..| k ill',
N S of N w It S 'Jl TI 2 W one udlo Irwin tt*
cllvol Mil-.., I ue f..r sale.
bS acp s 1,-tii.l 36 ini'l. uliivalton, fen--, .!. 2 ilaff
bona.', k'' wal'T I (Ml fi nil Ir.-.-s on preailM-a, b.tU-1
the W of s W .S .•» Ih It 1 K, 3 lullea loin Haed
ls.it, f..r sale.
4H acres with dwettliie hoBae and stable and ottMf
tnipr.itcilh lils, adJotimiK lle city I'a»et,|*rl, fce
fale.
W .if N W V »I»TH»3E, NO acn*» S,r aaW.
Porly acres \o 1 |ralrle land, near Walcotl, fM
lale v. ry low prlre (.Vai,
Thirty acr. s ..f
I,»IMI
TDK
tll-.iiH*S.
(fc«.,
No 3t B:a ty st near Ih.- Offle-,
|j„ii.*tf) lll.l AHA MS .V CO. i
OIL FAIM IM.S, K.NtaltW l\t.s, kc.
11IK sub-, rltr-rs l..iv liicr cver.il »rlic|. ..f^lli.
ripiioii, .-.-iisiuii' t.. lli'-ni for I11 II
l.M'SAI.E, ii.t.'tid ^.-Itiiis up a llav
AIL
iiYfmvx
li .n Nab-
.,f Fine Oil PaiiiiiiigH, Knur.n iu««. Kai«y Atli'l",
&c. for the acf .iii'sl .ll. II ..M.idi'-it and li- ml. men.
Peraouaha «JU R.»»l» of tliia descripi i.-n and «lib
inelodisp ,« |b nir.-,i.have.inopis.rti.iillJ-..fd..lu«
•o by an ilnrini: tbe w--ek lo
Kl.l AIIA MS K CO.
Ko 3ti Ilrady si n ar l'..it Ollice.
W I I O K S A K i K O K U S
POST oil i: nr 11.HI NO,
Davouport,
IOWA,
Ti.. IS TH.1S I!
ill Weat Davenport, foe lata
cheap, In I...|« ..| from four lo eight acre*, ttnc flaw Si
Ulyer and Twin Citira.
AI«o aevcral ottn-r ralaable tracla of Real bllit a
the city and country, for aal« by
Ai.i.rs a nooi.Xw,
aett9 dlf No. 7 Orr'a lluil.'lin.
Tlx© Mnnlinttan
LIFE INSI K tM i: comr iNt,
U» NKW YoltK
vhKiffi (Yiii|'rtny fUlxnts t" th#1
»ht »f tli*- tin -tu.tl h!« tn. wKV)
k ('••tltt/AMV. tt haa a
Of *|m ,tNNt, .IIMI au muvtml**
i.f Iti»it a
tit 11 .,f 11"'
ii|* i' tpital
tit11 to
QUARTKR OF A MILLION OF
DOLLAM
over and als v llie Cafilal.
KV I. |s .* V hold. I I.I..S sbare in Ihn prollll OAHV
busiie ..lid may c. i«. t|,c same in« »*«, or aa la
creas.-..f lie-aiii'.nl insiip d, or b) a rlu imn ol MM
allium pp iiuu'ji.
No Conipain LU Ih'* Unite! Slate* .-K-rs anterior ad.
vaniatfes. lis aitairs nr.-car. fully and cotioiiiK-ally
iinnu.d. amrii. |,i. iHs
IM,.
.n larir-r tl.auolh«f
l,lf- liisurai,.-. t'oiii|4iny, with a s..aii.l,:aaa v«nvab.
Tkt nett divutnn of yrnHli mil lak* p/ace IMM.
P.JAMPI.KOP RATKS 1'OH IN.Hint ANCK OP $1IS(
AXen. ar'sl Por I l'..r 7 Wl...|» l.lfe I Wa-rl.'.
In: 11.day. yar years wiib pt- Rl willa'lpl'.
Mt l|ll no $lin S'iiH A $1
SO I 31 I 33 IH I III
ss 13d 143 »7S I sea
40 I fiH 177 S'JO I )IM
4a I SI IH *14«l
T- IN. I I.Illl
,n
I^'rson wb.. ie .*,1 all or arlv all I na.nef|e
lliejr kihiiu-"- HMV li.iv' f'rri/it o/ (hi Will// of
-of
"I ||o
i
annual pr. ni.tim of l.il.- Policies.al 7 ul iiif»»«.
Iiem io. .- al '-.t .is ,ir..to III lo74, a Itoi anwautl
frtiiii an*! to Ililn taai.
l,ONKi:s I'ltOMrTI.V ADJI KTKD.
And all pi. 11111i.i: |. s of |,i.»if fii'insh"! wllhoSl
id. ue. ir. r» Ids iai
will always la- lliegoveri la
Kaulia t«'n Ufr Insurance Conpanj
•liiie.M VOItN.
St).
ll'illlllUVII^
S It. UoHOAN, PreiiJirnt.
V W Ml LI", S. ... t.ll
Alllli. sefi. ,1 U*' inakiiiR a afa and proAtakU
h.» -i in. ul, call at ALI.I.S k DM.LAS'A and g.t|»al
l.»fe lll-nr. .t.
|,pl'..itt] At.l.KN DOOl.tN. AK-mas
TAIJ.ini!V POWERS.
Allnriirym mi. I'oniiacllsra silL-W
Of rn a ,S. nth .id.-«
C..I..I
St •,( i W II, y'a StuM
All pr..fi-s,i,,fia| hu.iii. as preMiplly alUitdadl^.
m-ii-i I.-n in I on Is' al l.»tat« locality.
.IpproT.-d N"i,.. di-,. ui.|. d.
I tsl. rn ». lia..k'» boiiKbt mij ...Id,
1 in-.- draft* and acr. |.ta ic. illacoante*
Mo. ka iii.il It. int. bought auti ...Id Ou'cOBSllS^W
an.I diTid.ml* rolfcctcd.
KaatcrucvtttcctiuMsmaiflly made.
J. P. M. TatxSf#*
net IS t'if«a. P»waa«
torn* I I
TINAII, MIIIJK mwnl
t'oiigl.k. pan.-, N. V. Daaenporl, lo a
TAI.I.NAN A POWKHR,
Atlsraer»and t'saaselleis ai
A 10
XaM.nct Agents.
iiiiaaniai, lows
OScSSOWth aide cfPr-oDd alri-rt, e|^oait« LtClaV
Block, over II ib-y'* More.
•.AND Kill I.IIT A^DKOLDOBI
1'ommiH*fon.
Having al*" ..II.(tic. in f.vi. rn New Torft,
point from which a Inrf' euilyral,..n may be rlpocM
dnritig lb.* pr.-a. nt acason, a.- l.-ive unuaually ailraA
ay. s lo .lis^....e i.flji,.|. t» adiial aettWia.
aaaSHtat ot:
A'«c Vorl
I'ih/'.
Hon. J.J.ii Van llu*ef»{ IIwi yfiarla C. Flag*
t'karl'. O'C.o.or: Win. V llaveoieyot
.l .ill.". J. Illie. lier w. II. ttiilBMr,
A tt i/. X.
tlojtcNH.niv, Klt|IMse
U'H.C.f-'t
II'K' i A p. rt.r
%-iistn, f' r-i'i.jr.
ii. o, ,.. »i Kn^ileat
Tamrlfa.,
janswi4. "wlaji
Oltlart lien.
1
Pr..t x. p. n M-*««
f«e«. .¥. 1.
Ron. Ilortfo SeyniMet
m.
K .r. A Co M-lt'r Pewter
oyr
own sVi|s rv-ioii, and warraiit.sllto I lie I- -I ma
terial. tMir ^*«ls of astern Mai.nfa. tun- an- I"""
ed »ith at care, anJ an'iu(-rar tu tnsie »u llic
mai^ct.
Call andy-e tieforc purchasing ore,
(j-l7.1:tiK»l PKfKB tlKK.N'ARD.
J. M1 Sm
#'#*."
IOWA LAND AGENCtV
tviM.i.in AI.I.I:M,
Merit and Co
a spell
or at la*
CrNKJIAI. LAM) ACF.KT ANDRKAS
KSTATK HROKKH,
Tost OHicc Htiildiii^r, Ilrady Sir^l'
DAVENPORT, I0WA^
Cotleetlr.n* promptly attended to In all partaofthA
IN ate Mnda entered and warrai.la IIM atrd In all
Uii.l lll-lridi nl IIH Aakl Hnn hf
paid, for iioi. ic.!.b l.l« Money CaoIX
IN
rc.l Real P.tat. aeciilta, faraia, JTWM and Lote
iMtat'd Keal KaMIc of all kiuda koogbt Ml SM 04
con.,.. I..1..II.
Real E si ate fur St le in Iowa
H••!« ati«l fr in DM *fi|«r»rt I
ln»|»T«»v« «l K.irm* for Mi f'*»iintj
r* -f vM|«j»f'l« I'ralrM* n (f«.nnf jr
Sfti MT»*M Pniirtt* ami TnnN n Ht*»ry (V»tiftiy
fiDfl ul'l"1* d«» lu
wm A* rrfi dp In In R'ltiiitii ronnly i
IW) 3'vi In In J**|« I'.'iinty:
IhO acre* In Benton loitnt/
KO Ii In InMitiiK1
Ayyi, ta Wll.l.lAM AM.PI,
ti. II.iai Mud a
ff.i.4i i*.«t om.e an i I'Haf
'For Nate or Leant.
I
REVEREXCKS.
N |/»a or antsli, i.j.«ia suit pnrehaarra or P«r
s. ns ibat m^y *IP- t« as.- f..r a n-rni of years,
lie- MIowiiiK pr..|*riy in theeily of Dav. npnrt, via i.
tn block la— J's'A 'i-1 frol.lUlK "ti 2l alreet,
IM on a"e*iern ,*
S6 Sd at.
In block IT—n* ar the Market Hoii*e.
flo feet fr.aiiine »n Wealern aimi,
eat.-TKliiiK ten feet bock wlta aa SW» S'
each aide nf the lot.
tn Mocfc IS.— no fr. i fronting .* Sit atreet.
In Mock ae.—330
Scott at.
Sd *1.
Stb at.
Marrtaa* si
Ripley st.
ath at.
Warrew si.
Mh at.
KO
sno
sna
tn Mock 27 —t«o
I'a)
In Wo«k JI HiO
l.'ifl
Woi k 36—*1
I HO
ISO a
Nock M.—IM
M,HWa
•ai di.™,i"* AitipfwiaonrMianf
aralt at.
TCrtari awawa
atfc si.
Tib St.
Brown si.
Tibet.
etbatrMI, fitis,
ISO 3
bi.Hk e sa
Por ding haefc IMI
ttcr^n-th» *rlicti.4ara nqnircof Torbin It It
tys 1 »w, or of JAMES
Iial0
IOWA,
Hoes tn|*er« CAkH or ahorl Ifme will «nd a
mal aaftoritneni ul guu,l* al a» low pr|ca?a |i %ay
Wralern ll.iuae. (j ^lem)
Hiasf, 0
Brattoii
MOW\§
M.D. ft A. H. BROWN, rvaprleteea,
TMUS
h-mae, betaf Ibe largest Bast CMHaHat,
aial iMity RfBt dip hotel la U Claim, holds
I e i w i I n e a
t« tb.v.a winwad a ^nM aad
fornislwd Ml lfe bsot itjtr, __
ipar41»
saitafy tho wawts at el
staMas attached.
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