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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-23

EMIGRATION FROM ALARAMA.--Nu
one has any idea. says the Selma
Sentinel, what large number o. en-
igran.s leaycAlahama every year
On Mondav morning last. there were
over FIVE hundred on board the steam
or Wetunlpka, nearly all from Alaba-
ma; and there is scarcely a single
boat that passes down the river. but
there are more Or less persons on
board. going to Texas. and that too,
from Alabama. If the people Were
all. we would not care q feather. but
with them they carry their property.
the very basis OF the wealth and i'm.
portance o: the State, as political
BODY.
Since the Ist OF last October, we
have little doubt but the number OF
persons who have moved from within
the limits Of Alabama. have averaged
500 day. and will average that num-
Der until the lst Of February. which
will be Isl days, making 10000 in
Labitants OF the State who have al
ready and will leave the State the
last fall and winter. The amount oi
property carried out Of the State by
these emigrants will average $500
each, making the enormous sum o
$50. 630,0 900. 1t is true this amour
is ofisetted by a few persons emigra
ting into the State. and locatin:
principally in East Alabama.
But the number ot' enligrents TO til
State viii not AMOUNT to one thousant
during the fall and winter, nor vii
the property they bring to the Stat,
average more than two thousand dol
lars to each emigrant Ii is also true
that those who are emigrating 10 tn
State consist Of a superior class il
point Of intelligence to those who ar
moving away, and in all prohabilit,
viii make better citizens. But til,
loss Of the great quantity OF wealth j
to be felt soon unless some plan is ial
len upon by which this great tide 0
emigration can be stopped.
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vhree-po.,ar Gold Pieces.

The annual report Of the Director oi
the United States Mint. dated aith
January, nit. says that the three dol
lar gold coin. authorized By the last
Congress. will be issued as soon asthe
dies now in progress arc completed. =
From the close approximation IN
weight and value which this coin
will have TO the quarter eagle. it has
been deemed expeiient to make the
devices upon il different from any
coin heretofore issued. The device
adopted for the oJrerse is an ideal head
emhlematic Of America, enclosed
within the national legend. The re
svrse will present wreath. indica-
ting the most prominent productions
of our soil, and enclosing the denoml-
nation and date ofthe coin.
The remarks Of the Dete ctor, in
reference to the silver coinage. is in
tercsting. He states that the diminr-
ton Of the standard weight ofthe half
dollar and lower denominations Of sill
yer coins authorized by the act OF
March 8. 1858. has been atten ed
with good results. Inier its oper-
ations we have had a large supply Of
silver bullion, AMI the silver coinage
of the new issue had reached the sum
Of SS,654.l6l, which is larger a
noun. than was struck during the
FIVE years preceding. Several mill
ions OF silver coins have thus been al.
ded TO the currency.
1t is proper to remark that soale
lnisapprehcnsion has prevailed in re-
gard to the alteration in the silver
coin. The idea is enormously enter
tanned BY many persons that the fine
ness Of the silver used in the new coin
is below the former standard. The
only change. however is in the weight
the haltdollar being now fourteen
and a quarter grains below the former
standard weight. and the smaller coins
in the same proportion Cincinnati
Times.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-23
REyWICK q SON,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS. FORWARDING. sTORAGl
ANp COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,

D4yENFoRT. Iowa.
RESPECTFULLY rali the attention offarners, ship
Ia per-, and the public general, 10 this advertise
iasHt.
They vii 81 all times b. ready b store ard ship ey-
ers lr- ridOn ~ produce and mersi4aHdize, Nv bly
all stll ~ commissions aad trust. ~ prompt ard
strtgt attention The int tf all who may faEor
them MiIA their patronage ~ mer't lac public co!h-
denee.
The business viii be conducted and carried on IN the
spacious building recently erertsd b: Mr.. Fulton Ge
sigpated tie Ba2Ggr, TO which j. attached eoBrno-
dous landing fOr steamboats, At ali -Tass the river
sHd poss advantages tl SFabts 70 the importer ~
sbrpsr not the least Of which i Inst drlyayc VIII
be reg ire'i fEpA the hereioass T. boots. or from
boats 10 if,s Warehouse, M.s o. ls,3-25
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Col. Benton being asked what reply
be made to the speech Of Douglas.
said: Reply sir. Facts are not 10
be gainsayed; any one who SAYS that
when ! voted for the compromise Of
1850, meant to repeal the Conpro-
mise of 1920, lies Sir-hc tells a lie.
Sir. --Erchuqge.
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GOO
REVOLVING (H0RSE HAY RAKEs.

Something new out Wcsi) nf the hates, New York
Premium Pattern.
~ q arranged that You can with one horse and mar,
- rake from IS I" - OF heavy grass IN one dan
They are the hing la enable Won to ret YOUR grass in
time, without MANY hands. Made N a s,,parsor
style Of III" best and toughest timber Wen paint M H.
stand the weather. and warranted To- b.. equal 10 :,,
now IN use, al the Steam Agricultural Depot of
ALONZO N0ERSF.
MAN ST. Moline, llls. June a3d. liza
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100 MEAT AND MILK SAFES

Or gHE BEST CONSTRUCTIONS; 20 As TO ADMIT pRAeamI
JhEh are nndr III the choiccst manner ta very good
looking burcanj calculated To- keep out an .. the
insect and ycrmin tribe Ma Ries ants rats nor any
thIhg o The kind can get o prov isons which are
kept sweet and fresh. In one of tls pieces OF
domestic economy.
Manufactured nj the Steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALoNXO NOuRsE.
June ~. Main Street Moline Ills
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
Wilson & Harley
SLIGO
lR q y st q X T..
Second Street, nearly opposite the Peaasylga-
mia House

MA Housc.
lrord 10 Ae people n Soft, Clinton. .Jaci son,
DajHgHa Cedar, Linn and Nuscatiae cotgl-
tbs,
NE have OF hand good sapply of Iron. Nails,
w Glass. Har.iaure. BLACK smith Tools GRIND
stones, which We Will srii i, Who'll sale retail al
small adsancr on ~, Lauis Cost sIr mutt1f. small
prnnIr aud quick r.tgrf4s. Come farmers ana black
Smiths one Hui All and prize goods bcfpra you
buy. ard y ynu DOM leave dimes behind Saal.
then III say I'm beat. Na. ". ALLEN.
paN export, July itt, 1853. aie6m
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The Sandusky Mirror (Locofoco) says:
Let no member Of Congress vote for
Douglas bill for Territorial government OF
Nebraska II any dc, they had not better
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-23

.fASY wear. ~ trial s,..,..., fl,
-, 80 q, - thsseta % I'M srttg LEI M,
$50. 49,, w ne. as ron io'sum
,tj,,, c,,rtta,tn,s s, j., -; A'',ath u n0s ss
t-1u.i, ,,ftnrs ,,a ~ ,,.Is,.9 N"Hlie but tr
III ihop.snI. ~ sutIa,.t. ~ p't'f OTTER.
me ,.,n,u,t., II .,ta, VII 'tisl'4'c lhd n.il,
Mn. ,hr,,., ,,,,,.,, s,s 'hAh! lt'cror rss.
r.pa,IrJ I'M. saf,,..,, $50. h"'r tiirisil HI,
aan,u,s r, f.. ,,,,,a,,.4 III, FN'r! WAL Nit "A
sutsa nrY.tan ,n,as.,,t t y ~ l"fst ffl m
f9rroli.r 49, -" ''me'satle@l.
Nhn4iis a fynp4 a,t,.,E
et,c ,u.bi,,u,. uIjIi,etlt1 "id .aa,
.,,nt ,,nnr,h a. a,,,.,, 't-'Lii thrrr !. CIV
. eper,, tbir,- h :, .#,,'n.t - "pe' t"s mha
o., .,,L go -, - .. ''''''! 'ifr lho G2lta
4s,i,,,,, ,nat - H.. ,,.t54,
az ,n,.,i;,',,,. h.. .,.I,st1 ~ M "i.i rNd
~ d.. ,,T,,tsb :, -, a. - - we ,r'' 'r'Ap-
psn.s,,t ~. i.ls,r.t I.,tt.,,. "a. we su'rsa
90 .,,i.. I,,1,,,'. wv NJ g Ihak
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PREMATURE GRAVE,

IT Is 8 laNruiahlr iNet Inst ltoN'aR" h \. 4,
some good and cfly.,.ft ,ti,uo IN iiar !"
,our~a of disease. II i aisaa sttthH if"u a.
sands have been hrrslae,i 10 IN nn'h'l W.
use uf poisonous Hnsiri.m-. Inc au'e"' s,,
ing the necessity Of some good ana e"'.' ,oE.
which could be relied nrah when iHt ,L.rbtg.
pcln Ply .icians could mol b. obtained ID, plls.,
ccd H. oGr his Mamalukc Linimrn' al An "','r~.!
Pillsia III puhhr. ThaSa medicine, ar ,,,y, h,
>iriril, hutaS.st ard from medicines 81 VIE" F'
~, 4, j rrLr.t--.l L l.rI.lN AL.r..t.LIilN.
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1 o, o sc

Cases II m ,%cne'ism, Burns, Ulcers y u,aJ ltt
Surut sore Throat Neuralgia. Tooth ari,s w, sst
Pans IN the Back. side or breast ','', Ia, ,e.,
pimples, diarrhua, have been chfr" W :, int fia'
Also. numerous eases al Swtcff. nai1' Lain. Gas
Ia. Big Head. Zig Shoulder, ron hN"' va
itr>, Rois. hnic. yellow Water, &c, conp.E.
have bcru afflicted with Dyspepsia, Nv $50 Nsr,oai
Head Ache. Diseases of the SKIN. ,,ue.s IL
Pains of all kinds. billions affections 'o /, lsdsi
male Affections, sc. have been n EN-, pl.
health b. the use oi l.lm"re's Ann
Gray Hairs. ,.rudTl
aud Premature liaitne.s prevented X ,ullal csH'
MekinHs's Gircas.ian Hair Ianie. nv ~ rrOme1
binatiun preyctil, the hair from i.il' wy
it, groWt! and renders il -oii ana y"
Agents Wanted, sr hss,
in every town throughout HE thlten "',ostI r,n,
OF J. No kiuHt's Celestial btln's" Ma, lhOE y
d, Tor Lholrra. u! semten. DiarFt'a'
ali PAINS in the bowels.
POISON, r.po.i
T, I. Mck uny'. Worm Medicine 'S n,t ,,claata
and /. warranted purely vegetable l"' hi, lin, =
has expelled Worms of all Kinds ir"'l alt
nal when other preparations 81 sfeal
Fever and Ague ,yjloa.
in ell IFS various types Pernatemii W.Kiuinr f'I
Jury 10 the system. Il, the use OF T. y has ~
and Agus Pits THIS tonic prcpaE t"n :" s,,i,acdp|
equalcd. 1t never fails. Try II anu
agIo can hn cured ,-,rt.d
For sale hy WEBB SLOWER IA
STEpnF Ssos q tAENih''N J"
IN. Y.RNoop,
roy -. is53--!y wtrw ------~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-23
H 0 ITO G.. NOU RISES
Premium Chain Pumps.

lff. subscriber u now manufacturing aud prrparc,i
L t" furnish at Wholesale and Rrtuil Ia dealers and
nlhere' any number of the above superior Endless
'haih Pumps. He witt supply either compIrt, Pumps.
tubing curhs ar cain, aud ut such prices - eaIioi
fail 10 give satisfaction.
a. every portion of tac wood work is manufactured
ny machinery! they are not only more exact, but can
DE- furnished AT less than "uc-lli the price il would
cost 10 make the article by hand. His tubing il
~" article tongued and grovved and caIho b. aHt
possibility leak,
All thoss Who hnye used this punrr pronounce il SUI
pefur 10 any ever invented Tor simploi', and dural
n.y. II keeps the we'll covered and ~ Ir same time
protected from dirt, while all of the Wur used biu
drawn from the bottom, comes up purtaitd cold mi
the best recommendation is trial, thar,or. ,sk yunr
heishbor who has tried one, purchase and trS for
Yourself
10000 feet Guiding,
5000 It's CHAIN
Ana "u'cr materials 20 correspond now ON hand and
WIN large number n roady made puml,. for sale low
a, ulN establishment of the subscriber, a few doors
"no'e NoHrsgs store, III ii slime, His,
HORATiO G. N0uRSE.
June 2"a' 1898, 49-tf
Davenport Furniture Ware Room
l.. ZENITH.
CABINET askER AKIN rSpERTAKrR.
- RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends
,..Ss aud the puh,c that h. carries bust
II ness as above, on Brady street doors
above tho old stand.
\. " Furniture and show made 10 order
Tue shortest notice, Davenport, June - lisa. ~ -dm
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CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
sz;a1azsE 49,

CHICAGO ROCK lSlAANO MAILMAN.
go sssgs2 -! 49, -
2 Trains Daily between Chicago, Peru and
Tiskilwa,
I'm and after MoxpAy, December 10, 1853, untii tar
~ Their Notice,
Two Daily Trains,
SUNDAYS eNeepteiA viii run on this road between
Chicago, Lasalle, Peru and Geneseo,
Arrive, al {, snc,eo Si5p. NJ.
: LEAVE CHICAGO.
l., Passenger Train. at A. NJ
"a Passenger Train, AT 5.lo VI
kEruRNi LEAVE GENEsEo.
lst Passenger Train al ~
- Passenger Train. AT Wa
Arriving NJ Chicago at 5. 10 u. NJ.
II Both Truius connect with the Trsnsf from Gh,ca
60 Eastward
The ! o'clock morning Train runs 70 Genesen, ans
connects It'll stages from Rock Island aud Davenport
and other points West.
Passengers leaving Chicago a, O'clock in The morn.
ing reach Rock Island ana Davenport Ill ~ o'clock
=. NJ, and passengers leaving Rock Island IN the
morning, reach Chicago at ), 10 7. NJ.
Stages fease these points. Westward To Rock Island
Davenport. Burlington and Iowa City; Southwark L,
Bloomington. Springfield aud ST. Louis; and Sorth~ar.i
10 Frecport. Galena and Dubuque
A. Il. GILMORE, Sup',.
Chicago. Dec 10TH 1862
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MORE NEW GOODS.

II 'ST received ira!n,h. cites rhoe.
y and beautiful a,saltn,rto Sumner q tds
The very latest STYLES ami fashion ani.hs
ah. ch may be on ri unod stock oil
Dress Goods.
Very superior HtayA back silks, Fareges.
Lawns, De l.aines, fna Scotch t;iughains.
hambfaN Ginghams, Alpaceas, fine mld. E5g
ish aud Auercdh Ghtniz, Amo r., All and ny.
.sh Pants o fine quality and lus; ceiors, ol
prinls.
White Goods
ilain Swiss, Midland Jacunc' Musl n. CUT
am Myslns IRISH Linens, tine Table ilitt NJ
nnr shirt. rAtra, IT, cambria hahaheFesIiais
ahtc drilling-, eoisfcd Camtrcs aud Pap
Mgsi,ns
Bonnet and Dress Trimmings.
Ribbons, fiafs nee silks, { ape iisie, White
Crap,, artificial Flowers. six aad sefsstt
t,irnps and Braid, rev 81 l. dress huttahs. La
res edgiags, MS rilahs, Cbeinjs"lics. cei1ats
cnii-, Ne, eor,ls, I.tnea Tapes, SIX STAY ans
shoe Lace, fiasiies.
Gloves and Hosiery.
+. WAgte, ca I'D and tIck KID Gloves, les
quaAts, ,xtFa Lev iaNg lux Nltis, shorl TO-
i hitc olyred and lex ii ana Lilt Gloves
superior btaek six tiese, fine whitC, STATE IN
mixed hose, NJ sses d., gents. black six an
5rst cotton white aud mixed hall hose.
Real Shell Combs.
She'll tuck. sd anu c,rci Combs, tmIfafloi
TO-. best E, Reading an! fine " y Comb
ana some
Beautiful Parasols
STAPLE GOODS:
+ ne t'tarhet Salrfip.s and Saf ettngt;
LINEN i'd Cotton. Oh, cks an6 sinpfs,
I'c4vy ticbinas. hlae MI, Fen ms, and
CFtoua1fs, f..nsBs, tnih, Fine Cloths,
vol, gti eoiafs torsTmmcr@ear,
/ nc bis Dae Fl II aud drapt Il, BIZ.
Tweetis and 81 etxed jeans, aul
Casino rs. az.
<arpcting:
! A good rIoek 81 Llriss aud ChIltren's shoes
WINDOW SHADES:
4 GROCERIES AND q EESswAsE:
-AiSat--
New hcau'iful centr, Lamps Gl, u globe
aud dro.s,
All oi which viii b. SID for Cash as caesl
as the Chrales rs
G.I DAVENPORT.
pl,so. art, va l4th. 1893
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WINDOW GLASS,

ID ECEIVEn this morning by Railroad, q large AZ
~ aOrlmant ~ Window Glass az the best Ptshurg
brands, which viii be sold the lowest marke price
at No, 10 East Second Street
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WHOLESALE ANN pFTaTI

WHULEohLE HNU RETAIL,
HE subscriber has receive from ia. Eastern AM
Southern Markets large and well selected sisr
RI goods Of all descriptions, in common use rouss,iu
Of br! Goods Boots and Shoes. Hats aud Caps
Glassware. 4ucenswarc, Buffalo Robes,
urocertes. Dried Fruit, Cotton Warn,
Carpet Chain Picking Yarn Gun Window Glass
q. 4. r. L. d kauawha salt Hardware
Nets and dil saws, Iron, all kinds, Steal assorted
Castings, Aails, all kinds, Grind,tones,
Woodcnwars, Live geese feathers. Pitch d oukuu,
Sole and lppsr Leather, Wall Paper,
WILLOW Baskets, Paint. and Oils. DNe Stuff a.
viii h Will DC sold at q small advance for Cab As
lnte ld keeping every thing IN common use pcr,ou
wal ing several articles obtain them Front Stree
at Il Brick store 6ppos" the Mills. Davenport Iowa
una ., is53-g. j. NJ. BOWLING.
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loo YGs. Of
WIRE SCREENERY,

l,RON w. : 10 NJ. II mesh from 10 - = inches
Il Wnle. aalar II ordered 3, quantities.
For Rolling ssrssts. for gri~t malls all >3ss tas Esu-
ming MILF, NFAE. ak and th.,'4. >sf, Cellar Win
IpD-, with without frames, g. nd ,zaF fat
braidrg sleyes aad nlakIr. Hfootus, &c. tst
SCyetuery tor foundry ai.d Stop win8uR- t. prevent
breaking glass ard nsG shut "ll lght-a3i a Chicago
aud -. LHfils pfIee-.
Al the Steam agricultural Depot of
ALUSZO NoURSE.
Main Street. Moline. Ills june ss.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

NE subscribers are constantly making variety OF
Printing aud Wrapping Papers at their Mill In Mo-
Hhe, ana VIII pay ash for my reasonable Guaaiity of
good clean cotton linen raus. DuFtrayr cling aren't
%. A. Churchill will rit on The Merchants ihrourh
erhirni Iowa AID pay them ia or paper for their
rags. WUEELOtk 4 EEpEtS
Moline, June 3Oul, I-1i.
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w. ID. SMITH,

tiAli H-MskEB, having permanently iae I'd Ill
w ,amauche, wuall inform The citizens aud cou1lfy
grncr"! THAI ha b ready 10 repair all Kinds oi
'l"tks ANA Watches in such way as TO give gem raj
satisfaction Work from distance pr ,nItls attended
sign ~ "A hig Watch.
Camanrhe, Dte -, I-59-iG-tf
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PORK pORkn

IN wish TO purchase quantity Of heavy corn fed
W HoRe, aud viii pal higb Rates ar ma. be giy-
~ " any Packing Point the Mississippi above The
Lower Rapids,
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BADNESS ClRED 40.
Emersoa's american Hair Res'0rA'.

TOR Restoring the hair on hea 4,, ~, /. wiurhfs
- a,n ~ r'SS Gats s@ ~"o arc ass 1si
n,.i,Is. rcc-rty Introduced, is Z sure ,n t. niplr
ness and will stand ihc test OLA dia''r, w., They gg
proprirlors have such confidence III u vi, II aRANll
he ihcir Agents 10 take Bald eases ",
Price /" he agreed upon between I,i' ER, AgcHt
Oct. Gth-l! Ebb :" "a proprietor =.
s. Superior Street, I'''''
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Only Reliable Medicine Ever Discovers

beng pGrsiy al Vegetable furthe l"rmsnerl''rs
m above d,s,aS.s. The most s4rptirai hs't efs'
Is most S'ugHinc Nulzries, ard pronounced We Ir
RaisaEi - ht tAr
ONLY REL liable HARBlNGER or HhA-ia
tn ann tfFIieFEp. EiEBl"hrE,'
Testimonials come up from every 'raeS j A' ~ ~
saolca with expressions "f Eratl'adr ~ A' W" \,
received 10y il, ust. Ahi Ia slbh SIM ~ Y
ifrtr E1fSea Is recommend d II al lho~ 'isa'Rs"
der tra
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SAVE YOUR MONEY /!

CHAIN PUMPS,
Hili or without caps H. Keep out filth. He Is prepared
TO sup ly rreFgbedg with Reel. Curb. Chain amt IL
bng complete, in large small quantities.. The alien
"h Of o'" IN" II 10 sa again j. specially rcqHcst-
cd. He has also t 81 inch chain Tor stock pumps.
Nh" would DC without Chain Pump when they can
BE- got 80 chrapY Come and suc. Il,
S0uHsEs ARiETY STORE, NoiIsE.
10 l-Il MA A NnttRsr
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Safety Fuse.

~ nan FEET first quality Safety Fuse on han
iO. JDD #hd for sale very low hy
aaS Van IifYi. IL COOK
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AIDES Enamel aud r. III Eust if,s aud Slippers;
superb Enamel Gatlcrs;
Ike II INT and cheap Gam shons. for al!
by frb2 Sc. DANsos ~ Co
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just Received
I 'ROA y. York Manufactures. Fine Gold Hunting
/ and open cc Levers Geld Pens, breaches iai
Rings, kiHgs, Clasps, Nc, at
BILIOUS Jcwclry Store.
jan 10 No. Lee Claire Row.
The daily union., 1854-01-06

DE "a known and made manifest 40 ell whoa a.
shah, concern that hase hled 10 The General
Lsud once Unsd States, ei O. he io
iowhs Lnd ws,'sn,s issued y me lssss M 2, ns - ~
the epa apart o s ofes ssd .odels q lhe
Virginia sih Land
military warrant saed Deesmos1 isis 500
.es, n so Of sally Pence q hay essn ald iona 2 ara a.
cOulsy, O.. sarsba c aad William T. Light
burns, q seou eouny and Richard q LsAeias q Jsneson
Land Once exchange military warrant No. 500 40 90
issued September 30 le9 IN se name o. the aoesaia ALVIN
Land once exchange military warrant No. 5ao for 4i4 le2
Wells Wells '''u'' ''p'"''s ~ go A'D''
Land Once enehAIa military warrant b9T AR
issued september 20 Sis in The OF the Aforesaid Richard r
u ,s es r, @ icy % ,se l as I % pseanbsr iss
the Of George W. Hardin, Of Bloomington, Monroe county
The warrants Of
years Richard Lyntbune heseuaot IN the
Virginia during tho Of the revouon and in favor Of
his heirs and the said HARDIN
their assignee OF warrants numbered sa3 and 81 90 ~
bsa duplicate warrants part for original No
L2 issued IN the q the iousnAn Rich
Land Once warrant No. ala7 for acres
warrant No 24 which was issued for Joshua Tugses Deesn
e NE vgna ne and was o.i or dssysd oas ns
Hardin on The 7h day Of Jaas s47 by William aiss Orange
county Indiana and his wife, sarah HAIRLESS the sole heir alaw
Land Office military No sas for 100 Is
~ a s ~ ss a m ss as a ks
DISH Elizabeth sconeid, Nancy Brewer, and Samuel Bu,er,
part original No issued
Jghn rnisr April rs !as IN Of bis lsvoaoSs
gna State ne and which No 4o4 lost de-
made application fthe General Land
Once Of tho gnid States obtain land under the provision
warrants. GEORGE w HARDIN,
For A"'e q Hnd Isu, as iGs E,sss,s Sasd sasass ass
BLooalKaros, Monroe county, State Of Indiana,
Nov 2a--lswsn
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nULLINS, hUSyN E, CO. receiving
stock books
description and quality and prepared orders for
nsbiDg merchants bank insurance companies railroads. steam
hotels with blank books ruled printed, bound
desired both
and domestic consisting English, French and Amer
lean plain ard
books patent aud oher botee envelopes plain adhesive
and en lined English writing copying, and inks Eng
sh japank for bank genuine Fabers drawing
pencils peper he goods tablets Rodeess pocket
bankers shears Sc DC gold and silver pencil
ged pens and sn bankers and
wallets. and deed boxes
wung travelling desks English drawing tracing papers
copying and nOrtsrisi presses and stands, &c, &c.
PRINTING fo printing, OF description, executed
with accuNcy and despatch and reasonable
COLLINS BOVINE, h CO,
Ilth ID north Hail.
Nov 5-u ia and l76 Peaflsueet, New York.
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CHOCOLaT;s, Cocoa, AMI Broms.--w. BAKER h co.'s
Vanilla Premium cbocolate
which have awarded by the chief
and fairs of the Union for sale By all the principal groceries
United States, rad by their agents.
Hussey Murray, New York and Twels, Philadelphia
Thomas " Brundige baltimore; Kennel Dudley,
ono and .. H. Howell, Georgetown, ID. G.
WALTER BAKER, h Co.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass
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cANDS AND CuMMINes's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
Rights for sslrNichaei Nous CO.. of this city, have been
appointed the exclusive The United The
machine been thoroughly
throughout the country
cesfuy worked by the application OF motive
With hight the clay tempered
manner, exeeing rapidly Of operation other
for that purpose known.
The Issue Of the American patent only delayed until the
chine abroad Meanwhile, NJ N Co
the Of Of territory and give
good title 10 the
Apply letter. tpost paid their cee, St
Streets The Post Office Department.
June 49, codn
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assas.apt,sa Of vissi.ai. s,s rsr Cent. Debit

s,,E holders of s following o debt Issued " he
state Virginia rsdeeable the oth day OF March io
snd period escssdins nitsen years WI aAs
nouea thai ts staks Jpnd cfsAod ~
act general assembly Of Virginia passed on se on aay %
Marcb proceed of March, 1904, 20 g
uuu VI ihe tooon" eath
sfprsad certificates required on he s~d
once Of HE second
surrendered NOT the interest tsicea WIN
raa,e ON day
The daily union., 1854-01-06

rwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, eisiby
situated modern with marble msnieis
hc eleven each, aud
private rcneel family viii he rented favorable
punctual tenant on APPLICATION TO
T., N. sTRATTON,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant,
An s--eodu