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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
SEASONED LVMBERt

description of
SEASONED LU.MBER!
AT the lowesa market prices. These Mills are situated
nearly IN the centre of the Village of Grass Valley
ABOUT fifty rods south of the Masonic Hail. Auburn
road and most convenient for Teams to load. There
Is Is IN these mills, MULAY SAW, and So inch CIR
Co1AK SAW, together capable of making Is 600 feet
o. 0I lumber per day. Also, splendid Woodworth
PLANNING 1LACHLNEi
capable of making 10 900 it, of PIANED ToNcrEp AND
GKooVED, and other manufactured lumber per dav Of
superior qualities ALL our lumber is well seasoned
oelore pelng dressed-our stock of over eight thou
siu logs giving us the best material to be found in
the country. Call and seel
TRANSFERS
can always be supplied with lumber ON FREIGHT to the
'1n.4RY SVILLE AND SACRAMENTO
On Inc best terms, equal to any other mill in Nevady
ana when taken in connection with the fact
e u is we'll seasoned the advantages of freghting
from our mills superior-our engine, saws, and
planlng machine, being the most powerful IN the
ni9untaln portion OF the State.
LUMBER viii be exchanged for Good Baled Lay on
reasonable terms
;. US All kinds of Dimension Lumber, Fenslng p,
g' sugar Plne etc. ETC., ETC., constantly on % ono
" sawed TO order. We have stock OF over iVuvoo
eel, ana shall keep full supply lor tne Stes'' ue
nland 1or choice building and fencing ma
Us Remember, we pay cash ana tne llgnesS prices @
ior freight, sell to teamsters SO as W enaDle le
TO make Large Profits =; " MlnOHrolrr1 ~ 1I:Ao:l1
Grass Valley Sept. 20, 1858 u-n2
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23

WIN. SHARP 4 Co. HAVING ratiro,, e.or, a.,
Conro Sampson Co. the GOLDEN 1T sTe 4T q
Mill viii De conducted by the SUBSCRIBERS u9s1 h
same name ana style as heretofore and the Inb;c
our parts to fully sustain Tie high rsptaf;o G9
"a sae Golden Gate Flour has acquired in an parts
ap 81 eaoFnia The article annfaoure Is PURE
f It IS made from the choicest ~
Galege, 99t y wy pgsV fiaAall qr
tender our sincere thanks to our friends and tho
for their liberal patronage herefeore
of the san,a - : ~ tVSPec1uiy solicit continuance
~ 0''i'l0' F. d. CONRO
: San Fr,no;.oo W. A. SAMPSON
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
Grass Datlep Embellishments.
DR.. CHAS. D. .GI,EIEF'TIANDI

fORMERLY of Madison County, Mo. HAVING ras;dd
l. in Grass Valley for the THREE ANnA 9NTT f1l0eT
YEARS last, and in California nearly FIVE. co+i =
ally practsed and studied his profession to A. 49,
sion OF every other intermeddling occuna4on -
ed and criticised with unremitting care and
the phenomena of the diseases in this clipno IA
State, and the effects of Remedies in the 4+ ~
them, feels no presumption in Offering his
services to the confidence of an INTELLIGENT 80 AZ;
eliminating public and respectfully invites its nat
ronage. ~ i'o pau
DIR. CLEVELAND can always be found 81 bis. "a, 80
ON Main street or the GRASS VALLEY TO1TSF !,
opposite, his boarding place, except when absen+ On
professional business and POSITIVELY Ar TIGMF
between the hours of and 10 O'Clock A. M
Dr. q. cultiyates an aptitude for SURGERY 60 10
cessary in mining region, often afflicted with occ
DENTS far distant from the skill of those who in large
cities devote themselves exclusively to this branch
MedicaScience, and is furnished at all times with tbe
various and most improved A2MENTARIA. ready to
perform operations and rectify accidents at a mo-
ment's warming.
Dr. z, will demonstrate to those who NAV call on
him. that it is unnecessary for them at great outlay
and inconvenience, to repair to the lower cities in
quest OF surgical aid which they as well procure
Consultation in diseases of the Throat and
CHEST, particularly solicited and in the treatment
OF these affections, DIR. CLEVELAND avails himself
OF those late mastery and triumphant improvements
in this department of medicine as practiced by Drs
Bowditch and Warren of Boston.
Grass Valley, Jan. H. 1854. IL 3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23

New 1MTNING IMPLEMENT were shown
a few days since, by an old miner on his way
to the Atlantic, the model of a machine which
lhe had invented for the purpose of dry yraodsh-
taqg, or of separating the gold from the earth
without the aid of water. In it's construction
it is simple, yet it fully exhibits the ingenuity
of its protector. We did not fully acquaint
ourselves with its complete construction but
it consists Of a hopper, the bottom of which
rs sieve which is calculated to admit thro'
it no substance. larger than an ounce ball.
Passing through the sieve, which is kept in
rapid motion, the earth and gold fall between
two large iron cylindrical rollers and pass
through them in apowdered state. The earth
is here received upon an inclined iron plate.
from which it passes into a series of sieves, at
the same time being subjected to a process of
tanning. By this means, llIighter substanc-
ses than gold are blown away and the gold ar
riyes at the place made to receive it in an al
most clean state. The power required to run
1t will be about four horse, with which it is
calculated to wash one thousand or fifteen
hundred pans Of dirt per day. Tt is the in
tention of the inventor to apply for a patent
Immediately upon his arrival at Washington.
ri Golden Era.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23

.e DON'T HANG RfGHT.-On a certain ocea-
sion farmer and his son were mowino in >
feld when the father had occasions to fcprove o c
Y ene latGer aI Ior his laziness. The sons excuse
was as, T,that MS scythe did not hang right.ua
d ~, aang it TO sult'yourself then, y exclaimed
90 a M,neleupon, ,iH the sun hung his scythe upon
the limb OF tree and departed. - -
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
Co-partnership Notice

aHE co-Partnership heretofore existinc ba+roo. a.
ts15scribers under the name and styIe of GoNRm e
sAalfsON Co. is this day dissolved nv
F. d. CONRO, - =
w. A. SAMPSON,
San Francisco, Nov s. 1858, 4'sAsN4 ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
Pacific Mail Steamship Comply
FOR
.NEV YORK IND ..NEU' ORLEANS
VIA PfN.f.1Lf
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE AND
THROUGH TICKETS INCLUDING
THE .ISTHMUS TRANSIT.
TpEpARTrJRE FROM BROADWAY wHARF.l

TDEPARTURE FROM BROADWAY wHARF.1
uynr PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CoNrANY's FAvoRrrE STEAM
l.
A. Y. Fl. LIE Roy, Esq, Commander.
viii leave for PANAMA with Passengers. the Great
through Mail and Treasure on fgH2 -
TUESDAY MORNING, November 1st at 9 O'clock
SAFETY, SECURITY, AND SPEEDING
SICKNESS ON THIS ROUTE
"a MILES BY RAILROAD.
Arrangements have been made with tb,. y, -.
Die transportation Companies ON Sa ,UsI rea;
tickets VIII oe issued for conveyance of and
baggage at grely reduced rates from Panama to As.
pinWall The lsthmus is entirely free from sickness
Of any kind and the Cruces road thoroughly renaired
The Transit from Panama to Aspinwali can now be
made with comfort and ease in forty-eight bonrs
Each passenger is allowed one hundred bounds Of
gage without extra charge s'
Treasure for shipment taken at lowest ratos and a
31st. 4iSnS OceoOeF
For freght or passage, apply to apl TW
E. FLINT, Agent. x. st
Corner Sacramento and Leidsdorff SITS
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
{ Total

10 There can be no question but this can be
done with ease and safety, and no other road
now in existence can compete with it, Mich.
0aErpositor.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23

A Yankee has invented a machine which
will churn, pound clothes, and pump water daSn
and when complete, will milk. the cow. oct
tea, and whip children. t9 81
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
T2H + II i G BPtA P H.
1.ntestII,v nnv of Mexico.

TheAlta California has dates from New
York, byrway.of Mexico, to the 10th Februa- 4
ry.' The Mexican papers give but a very
meagre summary of news.
The Gadsdeh Treaty had been confirmed in
the Senate, and Mr. Gadsden's course APPROX
ed by the President, who invited him to dine
with him.
Gov Vfoom's appointment as Minister to
Prussia had been confirmed.
~ CONGRESSIONAL. -!4
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11-Neither House of
Congress is in session to-day both Houses
having adjourned over to Monday. Senators
were tired out with the Nebraska question,
and the House Wearied with it's waste of labor
on the Deficiency bill. .r,..
The Gadsden Treaty has been referred to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs in the Sem
ate; where it will doubtless remain for long
time before it will be reported for the action
of the State ..s
A great many Senators think ituseIess to
give tS5O,000,00 for that which will be ours
by6''ineVitable destiny" whilst others are OPP
posed to giving so much money to sustain q
crumbling tyranny, and enable it to continue
its expressions on the inimitable rights of
manaar ~
In the Senate, Mr.. Cass had asked for in
formation in regard to the public character Of
Mr.. Bedinl, and was very indignant at the of
fences against that gentleman. ,
The Secretary of the Interior has asked for
$4,000 to pay expenses of the Boundary
Commission. .....-t
A bill has been introduced into Congress in.
regard to the election of President, Vice Pre-
sident and Senators directly by the people
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-In the House, this
morning, memorial was received from Gov.
Davis, of Oregon, asking additional appro-
priations for expenses in the .Kayuse war in
that territory prior to its organization, which
was referred. A resolution was passed cal
lipgfor the official correspondence between
Humphrey Marshall. our late Minister to Chi
ma, and the State Department.
05On.the 10th Feb the Maine Legislature
elected William Pitt Fassenden. Wing, Unit
ed States Senator, for six years from the 4th
of March next ~ r'....'..... 80
Father Gavazzi has gone to England. e
00Senor Carballo, Minister from Chile, has
returned to his native land to assume the post
of Secretary Of Foreign Affairs there. -
09 The steamer George Laao arrived at New
York from AspinWal on the 10th February.
9gAmong the conffrmat tions made by the Sen
ate to the Presidents appointments, we no
tice that of George ". Fletcher, ESQ.,, as Con
sui at Aspinwall r.s....t 5ae ... -. 5a
90 PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 6.-J. F. Jones, has
been elected to Congress from, the 9Th Penn
sylEania district, in place Of H. A. Mullen
burg, deceased a. =. t.. c'...r.... .,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
HENRY JOHNSON & Co.
IMPORTERS s. WHOLESALE
ruggists,
No. 146, Washington Street, near Montgome-
w, f57Eu Fr7111vzirSt = Ss-rtsss

No. 146, Washington Street, near Montgome-
y, San Francisco. ---- : rrs'e
OFFER for sale, FOR CASH, at the lowest Wholesale
" prices, large and we'll selected assortment of
East India, Mediterranean and European Drugs and
Medicines French, English and American Chemicals
of all kinds also, extensive variety of Perfume
ryi Fancy articles Fancy Soaps, Brushes Paints and
Oils, Dye Stufs, Labels, Window Glass, Extracts
Bronzes, Trusses, Leeches, Surgical Instruments
Druggists Glassware, Haters' Goods Shakers; Herbs
and Roots etc. together with every article comprised
in the stock of a Druggist or Physician. 1a5
H. j. y CO., are the proprietors' wholesale agents
for Dr. James Family Medicines, Sands sarsaparilla
Oid townsend Sarsapara, Mofat's and Brandreth's
HENRY. JOHNSON & Co. have made such arrange
ments in New York, Boston and Philadelphia as will
enable them to purchase their stock at the lowest
rates and they are determined to give their custom
ers the benefit of low prices at the same time the
Ocst quahty OF goods. November Shift
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
Diseases Of the Eye and Rheumatism.

DR. DILL (from St. Louis. Mo-, NJ. D. Member If
~ the Partisan and other Medical Societies HAVING
visited the principal Schools and Hospital of Eurore
expressly to study under the most celebrated 0cust
on the continent as Sichel at Paris Juengken at Rer
lin, and Others that difficult and delicate branch
of profession, Diseases of the Eye takes pleasure
in informing the public that he has permanently
located himself at San Francisco where he will treat
any case of Diseases of the Eye that may present it.
self so that patients need longer go to the states
to be treated for bad cases Dr. Dill speaks English
German, French, Spanish etc. asaf
BE- Office corner of Davis and jackson streets let
ters addressed 'P. r. DILL, NJ. d.. San Francisco.
will be promptly answered
DIR. Dill cures the worst case of RHEUMATISM. by
the new treatment in two weeks or makes no charge
San Francisco, Feb. ], 1854 20 3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23

AGRIcULgURE.-In lone Valley there are
over 1000 acres under cultivation this year.
Il Stockton Journal.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23

I. EXCELLENT Gel RULEs.-To remember that we
are subject to failings and oinfrmities of one
kind and another. ~ ~ -
10 bear with, and not magnify each Others
70 avoid going from house to house for the
purpose OF nearing news and infirmities.
sona Il o one oe IN fault tell him in private, be-
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
Upward and Onward.
gEEYal gElah800Bgg 800g'8 S in! 8XggEEaa} gEa}sss sgg g6tgg !,
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE.
AND CUSTOM HOUSE,


EVHE ABOVE EXCELSIOR ESTABLISHMENT. which,
is Fire Proof and five stories high (being the only
five story building the Pacific, is finished and
splendidly furnished throughout. Although it con
tans hundred and seventeen large rooms with ia
cilities to accommodate two hundred Iodgers-such
has been the rush of customers to the Exchange since
its completion that the proprietors have been induced
lease half of the freproof block just erected by
Lieut.. Maynard, and adjoining the Exchange This
will add seventeen large apartments and afford those
facilities which the increase of trade requires Our
present Bar will, in few days be removed to the first
floor in the Maynard Block, door north of where
the Bar is at present.
No pains money will be spared to render the Ex-
change the Excelsior Hotel of the public and keep
pace with the rapid growth and improvement of our
Wonderful city and State.
With the above inducements, the Exchange is
hdently offered to the g Million as deserving their
patronage-and although not disposed to be WINDY
ana ana trumpet our own praise abroad, our hearty
thanks are cheerfully rendered to the ten thousands
VINO VINO nave bestowed upon us alike their favors and
money: Not unmindful of the former we shall duly
appreciate the latter and reciprocate in future in
mes past the smiles of our old customers and greet
Win pleasure our new ones-who probably viii COM
pose the largest portion of the world a53s q
San Francisco, Nov. 1O-nS-tf.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23

@. Quick ENOUGH 1t is now a settled thing
that passengers will be carried from Chicago
to-New York, over the Michigan, Southern
and South Shore and n. York and Erie Rail-
way in twenty-six hours. as follows:
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
DENTISTRY.

OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL. -NEvADA Cry.
c., DR.. s. c. MCINTYRE, respectfully
ds4z begs leave to inform his friends and
U rVYS the public that he is now permanently
NL1 located, for the purpose of practising
in all tho branches of his profession.
Being pupil of the most celebrated Dentist in the
world, DR. Brewster of Paris, and with practice OF
thirteen years. he hopes by strict attention to bust
ness and neutrality-suspicious. give perfect satisfaction
to his patrons.
TEETH FILLED with foil of California Cold Tin
OIL, Amalgam or Gutta Percha preparation
Teeth set on pivot, gold spring pate or atInospher-
lc pressure from one to an entire set 81. slHT
Teeth cleaned without fracturing the enamel
{ Constantly on hand an excellent article of -.
= - Tooth Powder.
This Dentriice is unsurpassed in beautifying the
Ieeth, sweetenng the breath, and curing incipient
scuryy OF the gums, so common in persons who have
come to California the plains, round the Horn.
Also, an invaluable solution for the cure of Tic
Deuloureaux and Neuralgia. sti4
H9G Terms moderate. .5f9
Nevada, December 15th 1858. n13 3m.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
Planed Flooring and Siding.

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS can procure DRESS
u ED, TONGUED AND GROOVED FLOORING, and
dressed sugar pine SIDING short notice and at the
lowest cash prices. choice article of Lumber can
always be had at the Grass Valley Gold Mining Com
Pany's Mills South side of Wolf Creek, Auburn
Road. L.. J. WINCHESTER SIPT
Grass Valley, Sept 20, 1863 tf-n2
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23

have you any limb-horn bonnets p, in
qGareu % very ~, modest miss of shop-keeper,
"Any limb-horn bonnets?n
Any-you ~ don't meau LEG-horn?''
). II me ne young lady was drought tou by the
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
TAKE NoTIcEl

IN speaking OF Home Manufactured Boots we claim,
% si ours are as good as any in California and VIC are
Wiling to wager 200 or $50 pollars that we con NJ l
asaasazE@ BOGUS.
OF fine ones, either in stock or -,,~2 -. ,
any other establishment in Grass Vaev and We ' fr
ther make challenge for California for {be et
~ No Dec. %. 1853
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23

AW BLANKS PRINTED AND FOR
reasosaa az n rhe Grass Valley Telegraph Office, at
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
Lumber! Lumber!!

TO TE.AyMST1ERS .aAcD OTHERS.
FTNHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full onera-
l. ton, and ready to supply all demands for every
description of
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
Or EAo Il GRABpgjEa2 E2l9m}g}a mlm

SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUR, =
Mainstreet, opposite Adams & Co.'S. Express.
Rough and Ready, Dec. S-n12-6mo.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23
Taken up

~, On the 3oth October, 1858, a ROAM COLE The
~ owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him awav
BARNEY & MCCONNELL.
Randolph Flat, Dec. 1,-n11-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
Free Banks of Indiana taken at Par.

WE offer for sale, a. reguar rates;
w very good stock OF Wal and Curtain Paper
large stock Of riing Paper, pi every plion
General Stationery, great variety;
Gold Pens Of ever. stse aud var. ing in price from
= $l.2J 10 50.
Miscellaneous Books, II good ass rinert;
Beautiful. Gilt Books: Bbes and Pray err Books;
Albums Portfolios and Dressing Cascs, DC. sc.
We cannot sell for an. hing but
Bank able CURRENCY
School, Books Of sli descriptions;
The New Books IL the day;
Fowlcrs q Wells Publications.;
Works on Water Cure; Spiritual Books
Webster's Revised and Unabridged dictionaries, am
Wrapping Paper.
The Broken Banks Of Chicago;
The Clinton Eanl Of Co umbus;
The dayton Eahi;
Aud all the Stock secured Banl of Ohio;
Tu Ell .ntie same terms as Indiana.
d3w W. II. HOMES d CO.
Davenport. Nov. 10 1854. No. ., Lstiaire Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06

The Grafton of Mr. Bancroft, delivered
before the New York Historical Society, Il
Nbi :, a iew GAYS since, is published IN
the papers OF that city, and generally com
nealed as u performance calculated H. IN
crease his reputation. He discussed upon
| The necessity, the reality and the promi. sc
and the progress OF the human race. We
gye an extract or two, which will make the
reader desire to petuse the whole grafton
the subtle aud irresistible movement OF
mind, silently but thoroughly purifying o.
pnlon and changing society, brings liberty
both 10 the soul md TO the world. All the
despotsms on earth cannot stay lis coming
Every error that man dlscardS is an emanci-
pa.ion; every superstition which is thrown
oy,is redeemng from captivity. The 'sn-
dsncy towards universally implies necessa-
rlly a tendency towards Freedom alike OF
belief and action. The faith Of the earliest
rgss was, of all others, the grossest- Eve
" century Of thu Christian church is
less in bondage than its predecessor. In
,ae present age the sum total Of spiritual
knowledge, as well as Of liberty, is greater
and less mixed with error than ever before
The future shall surpass il. The scnseless
strife between ratiopalism and supernatural
ism will come to an end an age Of skepti-
elsm will nj again be called an age OF rea-
SON. and reason and religion will be found
~ accord.n
"Our countryi is bound to allure
me world to liberty by the beauty Of its ex-
ample
The course of civilization flows on like q
mighty river through boundless valley, call
ing to the streams from every side to swell
!" current, which is always growing wide,
ana deeper and clearer as it rolls along
Let US trust ourselves uponits bosom with.
outi lear; nay, rather with confidence anc
!oy' Since the progress OF the race appears
70 De the great purpose Of Providence,it be.
comes us ali to venerate the future. We
must beready to sacrifice ourselves for the
coming generation, as they i'll their turn
must live for their posterty. We are moi
y DC dlsheartened that the intimate connec
u'n OF humanity renders it impossible fol
aay one portion OF the civiliz d world TO BIZ
much IN advance of all the rest nor Il
s'eVe because the annual terrable condition
y, PERFECTION can never be attained. Every.
un'n Is IN movement, and for the better, ex
.teP' only the fixed, eternal law, by which
.ae necessity OF change is established OF
talnef, except only God, who includes il
nulself all being, all truth, and all law. Tn,
,,uolsct OF mans thoughts remain the same
W.T. the sum of his acquisitions ever grow
, ",'n t'me so that his last system Of phi
,osophy Is always the best, for it include,
, r;.e'y one that went before. The last po
,.'caI state OF the world, likewise, is eve
~, Mo'e exec lent than the old, for it present,
,ue ACTIVITY the entire Inheritance of truth
.s . by the living and moving mind o
am0re enlightened race"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
MARSHAL's SALE.

DUBLlC Notice is hereby given tsat in pursuance
oftho Ordinance of the City Of Davenport ia rela-
tion to paving side walks there i dac for paving the
side walk the East side Of lot No. s. In Block No
~, previously owned ny Jessa tinc Drak.. now own.
Cd by William Russell, the sum Of Que hundred and
hfiy five dollars aud eighty cents including cost and
printers fees and that much OF said lot may he
necessary to satisfy said will b. sold nj public
ton the Marshals Office in the city OF Dyenp ri
SATURDAY. the 23d day Of December next at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day. l.. J. CENTER,
Nov il widow City Marshal OF ID NEWPORT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

Produce, Cenmissisa and Forwarding .Mereksa,s sno
(Jeasrst fgeafs.
-PRoPRIE1oRs OF THE
Union Line Canal and River Boats, leaving ChicagC
daily for ST. Louis and all intern ediate PORTS aud
ruhnin z in connection with first class Lines
from Chicago TO New York and Boston.
-AeEsTs Thy
Old and responsible Western Transportation Coin
sured
-PgoPRIEroRs-
Chase Spaulding, New York, S. 6. Chase Co., Al
bany-Root & Morgan Buffalo.
-AGEsIs:--
NJ. d. Spaudng, Jas. I'll. Wiigus. ll3 Broad ST.,
cor. FrOBt-up stairs:
p. B. Burke So State Street, Boston:
and for the Troy and Ohio axe Boat Line
II. s. BEscHER, Proprietor, Bafalo.
-AGENTs-
G. F. Brewster Conties slip, N. " w. w. Dennis 3G
kiib! ST.. Boston, O \. Chaplin Co. 35 Guy ST.. AL
barry. and for Steamers and Sail fesse the Lakes.
W i'll contract for the transportation Of Goods the
Atlantic cities for the pr ductioIs oil the west, des
led for the Eastern markets without delay and upon
he most favorable terms. To consigi ments of pro-
peru Cor sale in the Chicago market especial attention
will be pd. ard when required liberal advances will
be made upon Bills II l.adlEg.
Mark packages CARE p L. & Coz
JuHNP. CHAPLIN,
LOU FOLiETT,
FL. HURLBUT.
RENWlCk & son agents 1t Davenport. Iowa.
AlNsWoRTH Il LYNDE, Rock Island, Ill.
Apr. 18TH lSjil. tr-wA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
OFFICE SEC. G. & r. ]. r. r. Cot
JoLrrT, Nov. 18th, 1854.

NyoTICE Is hereby given. that the annual meeting
N ~ the SiocL holder of the Chicago and Rock H.
land Rail Road Company for the e l"tion OF Direct rs
and rho trepsaeton NJ such other business may be
presented, will be held at the o ice ofthe COMPANY
In the city Of Chicago, Monday the eighteenth day o.
December, 1884, commencing AZ " o'clock a: NJ
HENRY FARNAM, Prest,
N. D. Elwonp, Scc'y.
Euy 2A.a, iSS<. dtt