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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

DEArn OF Eit COoS. EsQ--The information Of
this event, wa.ch re learned Just as our last pa.
per was going to press has produced deep sen.
S"tion IN this community aud especially il has
brought untold sorrOw into lae bosom Of his fami.
iy.
Sir. Eli Cdok left this city in company with six
other persons soiie -four years since, for Califor.
ria. with The hope Of tciri,tiny his his condli.
tiun. o! those SIX person. only one survives
Mr. Cook, after mach hardship and toll, had sue.
ceeded In obtaining prosper,u. business as d
merchant at Noyadl, and WAS making arrange.
M nts to dispose Of his property. collect his
means, aud retutfi to his family, when the event
we ate about 10 speak Of took place.
lie was ia the habit Of furnishing packers with
goods for the mines. One of them rel elurned, and
complained that an article was not as good "a
represented Mr.. Cook replied that he might 70
turn the article, aud he should receive bis money
back. The man continued 10 grossly abuse him,
and Mr. Cook ordered him TO leave ,hs stsrs
This he refused o do, aud Mr Cook took hold Of
him to pu, him os'. The u.an drew lie dirk
kulis, and inflicted two s,abs % MIR. Cook-one il
ths shoulder, and the other in the abdomen.
This took place on the Esd March. ssd b. died "
the ?Stb. lie had previously pads arrange.
nenls with gentleman from Michigan, TO return
with lin. When Mr. Cook found he was NJ mortal-
ly woGnae3. be dirscted this gentleman to settle
mp hi affairs, and bring the means he should Oh.
tam to hs family which will be done.
The family of Mr. Cook we're every day eI-
pcclng his arrivaihcrc. HIS younger children had
heen brought from school to rereive him. His
family were anticipating. after his long absence,
hi' hnppy arrival.--But this was not ohe. That
lately happy family are. now strsck down with
smrnw.-Alas! what shadows we are, and Whist
shadows We pursue May He who tempsrs the
wind to the shorn lamb. be their Guide and Pro.
teetor-Sprhati.ll Jon1nat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

4 Doc rs CuuGCu An amusing incident uc.
CURED at one Of the churches in neighborins vii.
hge, last Sunday afternoon Just as the seryic, $
were about to commence, q good sized dog was
observed tp be saUntrring about the aisle, pruha.
bly ju SesrchuI hl- master After makiuga pretty
thorough examination Of the aisle-, he a-cendei
to the pulpit, passing Mp The stair, on one side aud
down GA the other But not iHying attained the
ohirct OF his search or satisfied his curiosity ke
again ascendcd the stairs, aud took the same route
bnt with no better success Again he asceulsd
the steps, but instead Of passing through the pul.
pit, he tooS POSITION on the upper step. where
settling himself upon his launches, he deliberate
IL surveyed the nnSrcgation for some minutes
durug Which time pause enSued in viii h il
seemed doubtful whether the audience would tit.
ter outright or the dog begin 10 bark At length
after waiting in vain forth, sexton to appear, Que
Of the good iecons resolved to expe the intruder
But The dog ~ il anticipating his intentions took
his old route through the pulpit. an. the deacon
passed up oue side, the dog went down the other
This was repeated two or ultee times, to the no
small amusement og the assembled congregation
The deacon at last seized the dog by the neck
and the way lie marched him down the broad
aisle was enough to make 4 philosopher smile
This having been accomplished, the services were
commenced with all the gravity it was possibl,
To attain under the circum5tances.-Bo Boston Tran
script
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

MrEcANnLr Agencies these black mail
Associations We are utterly opposed Sometimes
We know, they do some good but the amount Of
evil they producc-of downright vlllany they
practise, entirely uutwclghs the detached and irv.
qVeutly unsatisfactory items ui intelligence which
they communicate To our NV merchants, respect.
ing the financial standing Of their country cos
customers, These agencies, rs defined b, one uf
nat cotonlporarics are establishments IN the cities
having agents or correspondents in nearly every
town IN the Union. The agency Processes to keep
On it's books correct account %, the standing Of
the business men all over the country. This in.
formation is impaired to select list " subsc,i.
hers, who pay from slOO tn 81 900 per wear.
When subscriber wishes to learn the pccuniary
responsibility Vt n person, he sends word to the
agency, which privately sends word under seal 70
the inquirer, or secretly, no third person being
present, tells the situation " the purity dcslrrd.
To say that these agencies arc the biggest black
mail operations in the country is to tell but half
the truth. It's noticeable hct-as strange fact,
passing strargu-that the subscribers who pay
81 OOO per year are always down on ths books
rs responsible. On the strength Of such authority
they get credit from the merchants who visits
these agencies, aud often, quite often, Ill aud
thus the merchant gets cheated in consequence OF
relying upon the statements of the agency. lfa
merchant wishes to makc a bold dash, and make
or break" and extend hi. operations and hi,
credit beyond what he is legilimatey entitled ,e,
he should, by nll means becnme n subscriber to a
mercantile agency Tor u Large sum. He will then
hear good report of himself even il II is Caused
, by hi-uwn powder.
But woe 10 the luckless wight who has no, a
few hundred per YEAR to spare to the p,rntlcal
agents. lie is forthwith "written down in terms
not a, all complimentary his moral character is
Inspected; aud although they may say he i.
honest, they will ladd "he will continue as long Ms
honesty rays hetter ,Las ruughery." II HE wife
pouird because sh0 did not receive the price Of u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

Natural productions Ufevery description, animal
MS well a vegetable are On gigun 10 scals ia
California. A shark twenty Ave lsst Ion. sItst.
ID an inlet near San Francis, ~ short time ago,
and was found stranded high and dry at low wa
ter, The san Francisco paper says hi. mouth was
four feet four inches vide and that "0yer three
barrel. Of ol were procured from Vi. liver, ~hish
portion of HI. body flied six barrels Think ~
,iy barrels from one shark He mist have besn
subjected to the treatment adopted with geese At
Sraslurg, which makes the animals nearly oil
liver. VIII the editor inform us how many bar
rrls the whole shark tiiledi An ancient writer
describing the productions Ct San Domingo.
speaks of"that terrible beast Caymau" Hssays
some Of 'hem are very large and torrlble 10 the
ght no less than seventy feet long and twelve
broad. Yet more marvellous than their bulk 10
their cunning md subtety" lie then gives an
account Of The manner in which they Ito in wait
for their prey aud speaks Of one feature OF the
proceedings Of the "tr,rbl. beast which We bave
no. seen mentioned elsewhere. lie says they
eat nothing for three or four days before gong
on plundering expedition, but diving into the
river, they swallow hundred weight or two OF
stones withthe-e they rerder themselves heavier
than before and add tn their natural strength DC.
II the Cayman was bless. d with AS much liver in
prnpotion to hi. sise "a the California shark say
twenty barrels, his weight would have been sui''
clcnt for all practical purposes, without swallow
ing stones. We do not 50 much object 10 tho
lrngt ufthe California man eater hut the liver
rather stagcer- us - Would The editor oblige II.
nv taking off from iour and n half to five barrels
Of that part of tho shark from his story '--Bsfd-
10 Com, ddu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

svESr-A gentleman pushing down street
in ho, haste; ragged urChin running after him.
"NllthIer mitht.r o mIthter | thay-mith-
ter
Are youcallins me, boy !"
"ic,h, thir Ithow what hurry you ithin"
"Well, speak quick-what do you wanti
I've, no time to spare"
"llh You going down ,hrest T.
To hc sure, you little dunce--vhat do you
want
"Whv. mother ,hert me out to hunt our cid
,hrccklcd hem and II you thee her wish you'd
catch her for me Goth you thee, I'm tired lock-
ing for her"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21
Bakery and Confectionery.
y. DUcLAlN

N1OulD respectfully Inform the citizens oi
w Ottawa, that he has taken the stand Tor
merly occupied 10y Mr. Woolsev, mort least cor
ncr ol the contl house square and will carry on
the Bakery Business in The best possible manner.
Tie will also keep IN connection with 1t full sun.
ply ot asserted andes, provisions groceries, &c.
noliquorsl Pies, s,cakcs crackers n nd everything
IN his line Kept constantly on hand orprpared to
: der. Give me cnil n.2Oly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

new borne last thar k.svng. III, n ,hs agency rs-
ports. family difficulties NAV drive him from the
country He meets the parties from whor, Ls
has usually purchased gsods They decline trust.
Ing hun. He can get no credit consequently ho
can do no business, aud is rainef In most easss
lie cannot tell the cause. Often il is t.a, his con.
hdehtiai book keeper Is a hired infsrmsr--a cry
Of the land pirates. Should the injured party Cad
out the cause Of his disasters-which is seldom the
ere-he can hardly ever o tain legal address, for
Their transactions are done with thrt secresy
which l'veih darkness rather than light. bscauss
tteir deels are epH"- N,rchqnfs Ledger
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

Tur WAY ruEy DIE rs FsAScr--A gentleman in
Paris frcling 'ligh, itching in his ear. took sp
dor of the conversation he WAS sustaining be To-
troclncei the snlphnroas end the cnntact soon
produced Ignition, and the downy lining sf the
car carght ire; npor,ion Of the sulphur adhered
to The tle-h and burnt there per.sten,ly. The
unfortunate man never spoke again. His suffer.
ing. were so ngonisiug that bis lounge became
powerle" and after two days torment aud una
.ailing efrorts Of the surgeons ho died
a..-=--.a--= = -
su.pleion 4. Tho p,ison of lfus diel,lSLsn
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New and Fashionable Clothing
AND
FURNISHING. SV'ORr

SD II Z ! II y aE Ls3unpp
llAVEiu,, reccNrdnl the ". Y. Cioismg Store,
formerly occupied by u WlSe,n lnrge assortment
o Fashionable Clothing They also keen ON hnnd
clolhlng ci their own manufacture, which they
will warrant to he slrNnennd durable They have
just received splendid lot OF
Woths, CdS'ine,es, and pesiinrs,
Which will he n,dr up 10 orieron hr sho r,rst no.
lice, and Ls cheap # not cheaper than they can be
ionnd in amy house In Town
FURNISHING GOODS.
large variety constantly on hand such ns shirts
collars, crnvats, boots, shoes, &c.
The public are respectfully invited to cnlIand ex
anime cur stock before purchasing else where.
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MORRIS ~ riSEIR, Geo. II. MOI

NORiiS ~ FISEilR, Geo II. MOTIFS
~ Geo. ;. Fisher attorneys at Lop y Land
.igeHts, 0ltuea, H.; WlN pay particular otirn.
ton 10 the payment OF taxes N any parI OF lno's
titles, collecting demands buying and selling MAJ.
Itnry Land Warrants, and locating them on the
best LdHRs Tor soldiers or others, securing pen.
sions ani all claims against the Government
nFFlEE-On the southwest corlcr OF the Pub
lie Square
Commissioners oi Deeds. &c. for New York
Connecticut, Ohio, New Jersey, Ntchirnn and
Wisconsin May J, lS5!-ti
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Meat Market.
New Meat Market,

TEREM MlAil WOOD DinIorm.h his iriends and the
= public ihnthe has Just orcned Meat Mnrkr,at
his new building on The corner north of the Cour,
House Square IN Ottawa where he wihe hnppy to
supply all hsfrends the public with thu choices,
OF everything IN the meat line Vegetable, oiall
Kinds so KEEP, on hand
No uatkoton Sunday. Th. shop vii hekcpt
open on Saturday evening but closed on the Sab.
PAIN sept 2s50l
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FURNITURE


ever offered IN tins market and
at prices to defy competition. They have aciIi-
ties tor manufacturing superior to any this side OF
Chicago and are determined 10 put their plice
iithe LoTcd Mark.
In ndilou,o what thcy manufacture themselves
they are receiving good assortment Of furniture
from the most fashionable house, ~ Chicago, which
ihry wi, sell at Chicago prices, ndding tfln,porl1-
uou. They would call particular attention TO the
tact .hat they urr making theirOwn
Bedsteads,
which rnaJ'rs them to furnish cheaper and het.
Ter article shan can be got elsewhere aud they
will make any size and pattern that may be- called
ororau, o'hrf ariici, ia lhc cabinet upholstery
lne, on shrr, notice
iurnitutr Delivered and srtUp
no my pGrJ ui .ir town, and i, o, does not give n
f-iarllon ihr money will be- refunded They also
actpun hand Sash and Class Of uii kinds They
hope by stryI attention 10 business to receive IL
beia. share utplruuaue
Undertaking.
Thrywi,l pry particular attention othis husi-
n'ss Collins uf uli -izrs constantly on hand
Flsks Ne.Hl.c BHraica-t- furnished ID lied tor
Persons leaving fhrir order. with them wli be re-
urvrdir1W ufyhrr trouble, us they attend funerals
with hror-r aud gu.hcnragcs It wanted.
Nay22 1852 " RUGG Il WATSON.
N'r FurHiiDre Ware Eoom. li door Horh ot
HoesS Nr,ts Lgc once, In Solie IT., Ottoua
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,s,~s-sc,ssr, READY MAZE COFFIN
~ANssSssfisstkS ROOM

'HliE wants OF growing popul'ton have inn
| pelledlhe subscriber to open n scpnrnt. esnb.
lishmentior the aboye business at the Old Furn.
ture Wnreroom, adjoining the Depot, where per.
sons coming from distance can find any size or
style oicotlin at any hour night or day al The low
est rates, and need not be detained ten minutes.
Aur o 1859 Prrrp Rts.,,,
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q. STONE, SqiNc HiruSs mi TraHk Ma.
-. aVlctTer, and Carriage Trimmer; corner
OF 'Cinll ,nl Columbus streets, Ottawa. III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-21

q W. RANDALL Itiorrsy at L,p p--Joict
-. Will county, III. Aus. 10 iSlS-tf
1NREGR / INGALLS,. &c P Fsccr-C \
L In;dl'J IHornJs a.i Solicitors Chicago
Illinois. Mar i5-if
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~ BayAEN Fd}UfiIH dH S"g17R InTe"U
y. ing tp make . lava h- permanent how".
b'l Ter. l, prnr..ioul, services % 'Ic CIi1rns oi
ottawa auI N,u,iy Oh .r,Ed residence on Ca
II al street. opposite VI il,-nrN'- Sash lhc'cV
ia th. h,I,- itrm'r,y occupied by 7. j lur'
tyn re- Hr eau at al tu,s be- found Whrn Uutabs.u
on professional business. GhIgg's moderate
y. B-llsirai OF pu'Hr! huH,c.L ID y merely
,,,.a .ahir1uIl l.l.fftflI fraI iuur l2.ly-
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ms MCKINNEY & NcARTuuR tender
- ,helr prpl.. .ipnai service, 10 the citizens o.
Ou,vn and y,siuity. Office M RedIscks Block
,'cb %
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From London TO Canton, by Telegraph,

ltnppeais that company OF Eng li.bmen lave
under contract proposed telegraph line from
l.oninn to he Eat Indies asd China According
to a Genoa spordent VI the Newark DAILY
AdrrtiSer, the woIk is alienJy commenced, and
tho iinc has been actually maize from London u
Genoa. The following are extracts from his let.
ter:
Among the fruits Of Tie present truce in Eu.
70 may be sgnalzed the pi ojrc,sd line vi,els.
graph from ondon to Calcutta and Canton. The
.rea, work is slready comm,Eced, aud the line
h's lsen actually made from London to this city.
The government of this country has also Just Gu.
tered into contract with Mr. John Brett, whs
represents large company Of British capitsl.ts
the same which carried the line across tne Brit.
lsh channei-for carrying it on from tho main
land at Spetzia TO the farther extremity of tho
LlAnl Of Sardinia, in the midst OF the Mcditsr-
rancaD and France will see that it ia continued
thence to the province Of a lgiers OF the coast oi
Africa. The interes, that England ha. in tho
continuance to her rich possessions in tie Eas. i.
obvious enough withor, specification.
The company have engaged to have the line
from Spe7zla, to the island completed within
eighteen months at its own risk aud expense, md
the government gives it monopoly for fifty
years, when 1t will become the property Of the
State, The cost is estimated at 100000 II is
provided among the k.tn- Of the contract, that
tie government shall have the free use Of tho line
for it' dispatches. and certain small interest il
,he income Of the business, for which it guaran-
tees la the company an interest oi five per cent
on the capital or cost Of the woik--The price Of
alt despa,chssi 10 fixed at fifty cent. for twenty
words.
! The wlo'c line from, sp,Hil, the nearest psins
Of ii.e main land TO the termination OF tho TO-
land, port Of Cagari. will be Al miles. Of
which 80 will be under water and Ssl over land,
including Tia. Intermediate French Island II Cor.
sica) thu:
From Snczzin 10 Corsica &c miles.
AcTH bOIrlCh ...... ....... .......l%o
Across the strait OF Bonacio,.
Acrnss I-idnLnI SlrnLnlu -....- pD3
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o1ti,' ....,....... ,llf
Thus you see that within eighteen months We
are TO have the hcnpft Of a tolcgiaphic line from
London to tlevery bosom Of the Mediterranean
FraRce, il is understood, will beer her share in
the work on the Island Of Corsica. The distance
between Constan'inoIle Age-s Egypt. the Is
lands Of the saa, distant India and China, and the
seats of European cvi AatIcn and commerce, for
all purp's's Of correspondence, will thus b
gre n,y diminished. which will 10 n great
achievement. even il the projected work should
Como further Bl, it will not stop there. unless
The course Of things i. unfortunately changed ~
war
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Suspicion Is The poison ofirus SisndsA'p
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
STOVES! a STovES!!

TIME undersigned has Just received the !aFgesi
i and best lot Of Stoves ever offered IN iowa.
consisting Of
COAL Il WOOD COOK STOVES.
have tme,sig.tise different kinds Of coal \ wood
Cooking Stoves. Also. large stock and great
variety Of pARLOR HEATING STOVES. both
Coal and Wood. will sell the aaave Stoves al
wholesale at Quincy and ST. Louis Prices, freight
included.
keep constantly on hand large lot Of Tin
Ware, oil every description. Also, laaaned aud
Brass Ware. | will also selltia ware at st. Lou
is wholesale bill Of prices. l will sell at rea
the above articles as cheae as other Stove or Tin
Stores in Iowa. My stock is OF the best materi-
al that can be got.
Tin and Copper Ware aud Steam Pipes repair
ed at the shortest notice. Old Stoves taken IN
part pay for new ones; Secondhand Cooking
Stoves for sale
l will pay the highest market pFice!or old Cop.
per Brass and Pewter. Clean Cotton nd Linen
Rags bough, in exchange for Unaware
Also, q large lot of the best Missouri Tobacco
ever offered in The ate BY the wholesale.
By strict attention to business be hopes TO re-
ceive a share of the public patronage.
At the Old Stand, Corner of Main and Second
Street, opposite Cook & Sargen,'s Banking
House. III. WlChERsHAN.
i Davenport March 18th, 1853.
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luE STATE or low 4.
Sect Coantn.

In the District Court ior said County;
70 the unknown owner or owners OF Lot No
Oae, |, in Block No. twenty four, -, IN the
civ Of Davenport.
= lR:-You are hereby notified tha' there IS
- now On file in the office OF the Clerk OF the
District Court il said county; petition q James
Thosinetoa, claiming ei YOU the tile TO Lot Ne.
aae. 1, in block No tw enty-!our. "a, in the city
ii Davenport, in said county and State, Tor tina,
said plaintiff purch sed said loi al the tax sale
thereof for the delinquent axes due thereon ioT
tie year. 1851, 10 wit: One dollar and iwen,
~ cents. on The sale thereof, on the 3ls' day OF
Nav, 1892. and that unless you appear and an
s9eg theree, on before the first day OF the next
fern thereof, on the 10Th day e My A. ?. 1853,
Judgment viii be rendered againsi yea thereon,
and ali YOUR claim aud ute 10 said lot forever
barred and foreelosed.
JAMES THoRINGToN, Plaintiff,
March Eth. 1883. ~ ~
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STATE OF IOWA, }
County Of Scott, (

County Of Scott,
TO ELLEN RYAN:
ATAuAM:You are hereby notified that there is no "a,
u Gle the once OF the Clerk Of the District Court
in said County petition OF EDrneztr Cook, claim.
Of yoa the title 10 the following described tract OF
land situated in said County aud State to wit: The
north west quarter Of The south west quarter Of sec
ton one, j. IL township seventy eight - X. OF range
three, east for that petitioner purchased said Ia
ihs 3st .: May A. ID. 1852, the sale thereof or
the delinquent taxes thereon for the year A. D. 1851
and that uLltss sou appear and thereto on or
before the frat day Of the thereof, on the
10th day et May A. ID. 1858, adgmeE; wall be ender.
ed against you thereon aAd all yogr interest IN the
sane forever fUTeclosrs.
EEENEZEk COOK, Plaintiff.
COOK X BRO, At.ys
March -, lsJ3. 2g-4w
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WOOL CARDiNG.

TINE subscriber having Newly Clothed en-.
i thoroughly repaired bis
Wool Cardng Machine,
would respectfully inform the ctize1s Of Scot
aud the adjoining Counties that he is now pre-.
pared 10 Gard Wool on short notice. As his
Machine rs now in tirst rate order, be fatters
himself that be can give eHtige satisfaction 10 all
that will favor him with their custom
Wool should be welt washed and picked, and
one ID. Of Grease 10 every seven OF wool.
LHIER
on all kinds Tor sale by the subscribers his Saw
Mil s. BURNELL.
Davenport, Iowa, spil 1853. 39-tf
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

TIVE subscriber has Sixty Lots living between
l. Harrison and Main Streets, and Immediate
Nv north Of P0uawatamie street which he offers
for SAT. A small part Of the purchase money 10
be pa dow n, Tor the remainder
A CREDIT OF FROM SIX TO EIGHTEEN
MONTHS,
viii be given il desired.
The above lots hEST and WILL BE SOLD,
and any one wishing 10 purchase, 90 50 on
the most favorable terms.
Apply to CORES g. CLAUssEE, ?. .. building
or the subscriber, at bis store on Front Street
RICHARD X. ALLEN.
August Goth 1859.
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PRICES REDUCED
AT THE PHILADELPHIA CLOTH
ING STORE.

Corner Of Second and Brady Street.
TIME subscriber has determined t. sell tie
i balance ofliis Win'er Stock Of over Goats.
al very reduced prices; those IN want Of gooo
Winter Coats will DO well TO cal sad examine
Tor themselves The above Clothipg is well
made aud carefully got up by the subscrlbeJ
himself, and will no doubt give entire saHsiaa-
ton.
P.s. Clothing made 10 order in The hes
style. CT. KNAPP
Davenport. March Is, 80.