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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

THE WAY TO PREPARE FOR New YEARS.
We noticed pleasant little incident in
our streets last Saturday. A poor, ragged
son of poverty, Of some dozen years. came
u miles to town, with load OF wood
Iii. dress was sufficiently scanty to shame IA
beggaT. The day was cold, and the boy
nearly frozen. Some of the produce buyers
in the streets dubbed together and fitted
him out with a complete new suit, boots
socks. pants, vest, coat and cap-and sent
him off home warm, grateful and happy
The sum collected for the purpose consid-
erably overran the necessary amount, and
the surplus is kept as "reserve fund.- for
another similar case Bel0n journal,
22d.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

The State Temperance Convention when
assembled at Iowa City on the 2lst uit' we
observe by the published proceedings just Is
sned in the Keol;uk Wing, was largely at
tended and everything passed off harmoni-
ouslv, We shall refer TO it more in detail
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

WING CoNvENTIoN.-Onr cotemporarles
are acitating the question of holding wing
Convention at Iowa City on the 22nd OF
February. Though in the minority II Is
highly necessary we keep up the organlza-
ton: so lei us have the Convention by all
means.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

With the promptness of the returning
new wear an old friend and subscriber Of
ours calls to pay for his paper. He passed
over his two dollar bill yesterday with the
remark, that he was afraid that it might be
the las, time, as he had now entered upon
his eightieth year. Kind old man, may he
be spared yet many years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

To-DAY.-All outdoors is glare OF ice
this morning. Sleighs are running in the
streets and boys skating on the sidewalks
The atmosphere is dark, lowering and icy
colored The whole is sombre winter
scene.-Iri- Weekly Of Thursday.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

A Free-Soil Convention was held at
Salem, Henry county, on the 3oth uit.-
DIR. Geo, Ehedd was nominated as candi-
date for Superintendent OF Public lnstruc-
ton, and Prof s. l.. Howe (editor OF the
True De7noraD candidate for Congress-
The Maine Law was adopted as compo-
nent part of their platform.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

FRIENDS MEETING.-The first Friends, o.
Quaker, meeting ever convened in Daven
port wa. held on last Sunday. There were
fifteen present and some two or three fami
lies not represented.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

Chicago contains white population of
IS. 53S, of whom 29,l34 are natives and 49,
4o4 foreigners-the lattor exceeding the
former 270.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

COLD WEATHER.-Yesterday morning
was the coolest experienced this SEASON.
At sunrise the mercury stood at 10 degs. be-
low zero. To-day, however, the sun shines
brightly and the smooth coating of ice that
has enveloped all outdoors for two days has
"g one into state of liquidation" Our
ice bridge is very substantial
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
HoRAIIo G. BARNER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
lie Claire, Iowa
win practice his profession IN the Courts o. it a
Judicial District. also in The supreme anu ~
Courts of this STATE. n, l., ,,,,rc,i,, e-x
IN. hest of reference and will be checria..S CIV
an if r,uuired. juno - 1000 ~ -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

CHIcAGo.-The population of Chicago ae-
cordng to the census just completed is Co.,
652. Increase 81 per cent in single year!
Can thi. be exceled!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
John II. MORTON.
paRoWsRE ESTABLISHMENT.

NEXT DOOR TO TIE posi- OFFICE
Tn, subscriber confines his business I" iiarh"a!e'
80, ,u.ri,,ion iu,luaiu. Tools, Files. Fence " ft
asa "n'"sS - ' ". Ii. HiLDRElH
Davenport, June 9th, ie53.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

JAMES HARrER.--The Home Journal says,
only once. and only for moment, did the
frmness Of James Harper give way. 1t was
on the Monday afternoon after the fire. All
day long, offers of assistance from banks,
insurance companies, capitalists and friends
had come pouring in, till it seemed as if the
whole ofthe floating resources ofthe metrop-
oils had nothing else to do or desire, than to
help the brothers Harper in the time OF
their calamity. The heart of James Har-
per was full The man of business had be-
come the man of feeling. An old friend of
thirty years standing came in, took his
hand, and said, "Is there anything that 1 can
dol" This was the drop that made the cup
overflow. 81 can't stand this" said james,
.it unmans me,"-and burst into tears.
This was not Weakness--it was strength;
and we glory in that, too.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
On Wednesday afternoon, about . o'cloc.

On Wednesday afternoon, about o'clock,
Mr.. Varnum J. Blood, for years respected
resident of this city, met with sudden death
from the premature discharge of a rock blast
on his railroad contract, few miles above
the city. We have not heard the full partlc-
ulars, but learn that, as matter Of caution,
he had made it rule to fire the blasts on
his work himself, and from some cause the
powder gnited on this occasion sooner than
he expected. Some rocks and railroad iron
were thrown upon him, and he wes killed
instantly Mr. Is. was a sober, industrious,
kind hearted man, and his carefulness for
the safety of his workmen was doubtless the
more remote cause Of his death. He was
native of New Hampshire. We understand,
that his funeral will take place from the
house Of Mr. H. P. Corwith, on the Hill,
this morning, at half past 10 o'clock.-tia-
lena Adr., Dec. 80.
On the day of Mr.. Blood's funeral, the
foreman Of the works where Mr.. B. lost his
life was instantly killed in a similar man
ner.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

Alser,is ,mcnts handed in without specifying up
III IN tn number of Dscrtions viii be continued
until ordered oIt, and charged accordingly
Sp .eia notices of transient ns. and lead
ed charged for at the rate OF ten cents
pr linz.
eJ tt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

Who can show the remedy for intemper.
ance, excep, in total sbstinencs'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
1nNATHAN PARKER,

COUNTY SURVEYOR.
pssiaeuce Garner of West Main and Fourth stS y,
G.. Ia ths Cour, House. All orders prompt! .'sn"
cd To- Davenport, Sept l0ih, ie'3-+'""'!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
IFIt.I-'I ~ 'TT' NTT'T7E-
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Var
Glassware, &C.

A complrtr assortment oil GroecF's, 'u''a, ~ ~
ront.rtinar, .vr. Choice Liquors. for Medical P"r-
nns,s Coffee Teas Sugars, Molasses syrup, scar I
Tobacco snu (. Neo. Ia short almost sNe .nl =, -
H., i ~ nr,-s ana Groceries; all OF tho best luatIi,
and at til, lowest priciS.
Davenport. June Oh. lsJ3.-a.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
LANES THORINGTON,
nAuENpoRr BooK STORE

UAVENTUh1 OVV4A 04O@S1@
wv. FL. Holmes I" 90.
-.r,su KEEP constantly on hand,
Z1l1k3 for sale To dealers. at WHOLESALE
RATES, Il good stock OF
NvsrpIyG. PRINTING, CAP. LETTER, Noi l.
Asn nNvELo}rE rAPEksNNnsooGEKosfhS' Y EisSN soGKs;
PENS, PENcllS,M q PINE =; Nis.e,aneous Books,
And Il, retail a fair assortment Vi
S,ho,J ooks, Stationery. p,prpS
Also anh PIn PI,",or, lava June Q, 1883
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

John w. w J. f y,
Grocery, Produce, and Provision peaie''
Front, between Main ana bfaay
SITS, Davenport, Iowa
July ~, faJ3- III
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
H. r. CLAUSSEN,

AtLUTNty AT Law "110 -Ee'-9
pu,s Sells and Locates Land Warrants; ana o"!s All"
s,.lss al Estate.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
9th. lsJ3. - =
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
r. G.. EADS,

GENERAL LAND AGENT.
q, =, D., Sail mud Locate Land. Lease and colleen
..n, = n,icr debts and promplly remit proceeds
nav lakes aud attend I" conve!ahcihg o' e'o'! "'''
rnnt e,t,.l in his line of busitess o.,,:
nt6ce Second Floor of Le Claire's New Iuilolhg
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
p SANFORD,

oRXER or sECoSp AND BRADY sTkEEis'
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
bgrsl.r In ,,ll kinds at
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

The total treasure shipped in California
was Sl.67O,OOO including that transferred
from the w. Scott. Mining news generally
favorable.
The Utah Indians were committing depre-
dations in the southern part of the State.
The markets had been quite active and
heavy rates generally remain unchanged.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

The steamer United States arrived to day
from Aspinwall 9th. She reports that the
steamer Illinois with mails and treasures
sailed for New York the 27th. The Illinois
had $50 passengers and $l25, ,oOoin gold on
freight.
The steamer Pearl bound to this port sunk
in the Mississippi on Saturday night, where
% lives are supposed to have been lost She
had a cargo of sugar.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

The day has been very fine here and busi-
ness generally suspended. The Presidents
Mansion was thronged beyond all prece-
dent.
The first number of the new Daily Ma
tional Era was issued this evening. 1t is
neatly printed, about the size of the other
Washington daiies. The weekly Era will
be enlarged this week.
The friends of the Rev Mr. Switzerland,
pastor of the Presby byteran Church of this
city, presented him, on New Years day,
with pelicy ofinsurance on his life $4,000
dollars.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12

Further Hostilities ON the Black Ssa-Defeat
Of The Iurhs-Grea Loss Of Lije-Report-
ed escape of Smith OBrien.
The daily union., 1854-12-16
United states Patent once,

Washington, December Q, 1854.
Moses Samuel Pennock Of Kenne Square,
praying the extension Of granted to
18th of March, 1B4i, for seed
ds for from the expiration OF said paicn which
takes place the 18th day Of March, 1856
said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday the a6th day of February 1885, at IL O'Clock and
all notified show
why said petition ought TO be granted
opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office objections specially forth In writing
days before the day Of hearng all testimony filed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules of the ofce which will furnished
picaon.
testimony will be closed 10Th Of Febu
ar depositon other papers relied testimony
tiled in Office before the morning of that the
arguments, If any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered ALSO this notice be published the Union ine
gencer Evening Wasnston C Pennsyvanian Phil
adepha Pennsylvania Scientific Amercan New York and En-
Qirer Cincinnati Ohio week for three weeks
26h day OF February he day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. SEdtors of the above will please copy and send
their bills 10 the Patent Office, with containing this notice
l0--law3w . 81
The daily union., 1854-12-16
The second Exhfbfston Of the Metropolitan
Mochant0t Institute, ttt

Promotion aaa q x.".aasrs'. c0~~s'ss
WILL opened cy wsshinson Thusday the 9Th
day Of February 1855 ,he and splendid hall Of the
Smithsonian In.,uon which the most magnificent rooms
To .1Asiuon the mechanics artists inysn
desnx the results labor sk
ingenuity and tase from all portions o e union are
The machiae department charge Of special
superintendent Steam hxtufes labor Ae w be gwen
An Intending TO exhibit requested give early
possible Goods should be accompanied with proper In
therefore feet that inviting eoauisusons a % from
tau MscSsne. ss W are Offering 20 The producer Of e
eslsns articles valuable opportunity q making .no%n nov" & the
and their adaptation TO the purposes for which they
They would respectfully solicit specimens
Of elegant hsndwork formed attractive
all such eoatSuioas eomec ladies' and 70 award
premiums Of jewey &c suited to the tastes of the
Ts IA. win Be opened f., hs reception Of good. on M md
E sn Sa as ] be- s s
the reception Of vsters and continue open wesk.
entered upon judges competition premium
shali be satisfied despatched from dis
rive from unavoidable detention.
ehs.ss sn,ii Tsssd.y night. February
which dme win be subject to charge Of from 30 cents
Apprentices and minors
Invention shall specify their and the time they have
All articles Deposited competition premium be Of
names the name the Inventor liz known
name Of The copy q Which label must 's %
Prices may afa1sd, NOT option Of the exhibitor
Dspo.o The time of entry win receive cts, Of s TO
all times when open g the public. ..,
strepous MseAani Tnsus, Washington, d. c." and should
Of the articles and the OF tho sending
companed BY detailed invoice.
Cculan Containing detailed instructions forwarded
any gven application the corresponding
whom all the business of the Institute
Oct 3i--law6w
The daily union., 1854-12-16

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carut'e late one Of the Circuit
Green of the udses OF the supreme
of Tennessee i+-
Ridley of the cnancelors of the State
Judges Caruhers and Green dev their whole time srcusv
to the school,
Of Daily examinations Of each class on The
No regular OF lectures explanations h
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
Weekly common law and equity 10 which STU
of facts the pfof
through all the known in acu
The framed to require them
Deeds Wills records and all Of documents be read s
the as Some of taken BY appeal 70,
supreme which s held monthly in the class, and
the end session. The students act -
IFS jurors circuit Judges and canceos, and In other official
baciies connected with their suits .se
the third Monday iu S
tember third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday In Februafy ond ends se
Thursday in July. . se
Expenses per fee $780, advance conting
$50. Students furnish their books
which can 70 had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the uness the stu
dents No previous study required &
There four regular classes. Students ep
any time during the collegiate year.
Number the collegiate year eighty-six.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eOly President Board OF Trustees
The daily union., 1854-12-16

DURSUAGT 90 decree of the isi, eonrt "f chancc-
made Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff
Charlotte k.r and o,bes defendants, the cIamng
kin John McDouae formerly of Loyd Coffee House,
London afterwards OF the
KEEP, by Thomas William Nichoon lnveresk Musse
the Mid Lothian, North Britain
Tweed then Of Rnisp Park. Uxbridse,
county Niddcsex died about the 18th
November in aud their relationship
said John MeDouge, The chambers chancellor Sir VIII
Wood III New square, Lincolns Middesex
default thereof ey will be perempory excluded from
benefit OF the sad decree.
Thursday The seventh day of December O'Clock in
afternoon, said chambers appointed hearing
judca cating upon the claims
Dated this 9TH day OF august, ls5t
RICHARD DIOXhM, Chief Clerk,
ATKINSON s. PILGRIM,
Church Court I.othbuy, London Pnlntinrs Solicitors.
Sep 5-lam3mt
The daily union., 1854-12-16
American Artists Union.

THE Artists Union would respectfully to the
United States and the Canadas that for the
cuvatng for the fine throughout the country,
and with Of enabling family 10 become possessed OF
gallery Of eBgravings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
sale their
engravnss and thus only employment large number
artists and ohers inspire counymcn taste for
works Of the purchasers of their engavng when
$50 900 of which are sold,
$4,000 gifts of OF olSO,OoO.
Each purchaser engraving therefore, receives
engraving richly worth the also ticket which
entities him 70 Of the gifts when they are distributed
dollars highly finished engraving, beautifully painted in
o five g tickets will be fve doars' worth of splen
e selected from the catalogue and by
mail or express.
copy catalogue together with specimen of Of the
engraynks, a the Office OF this paper
For engraving actually worth and
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
~ AGENTS.
committee, believing the of this great national
undertaking will be materially promoted by the and
prise Intelligent perssvens agents. have resolved
the liberal terms.
wishing become agent by sending posaid u
will mail dollar engraving gift ticket,
prospectus catalogue and all other necessary noaton
completion the sale the gifts will he placed in the
Of committee purchasers be dsbutdd due notice
Of which will be given throughout the United States and the Can
adj
The daily union., 1854-12-16
philadelphia College of Medicine.

THE winter session Of this institution viii begin October o.
i
Fp oectures the winter and
Degrees conferred in March and July.
Fees: Ono full course ssi Perpetual ticket $3.50 Macnla
S. Graduation S5 To who attended
including graduation fee.
taken faculty welfare and progress
student Examinations daily by the professors
each branch In all facilities for instruction this school equal
o For further information, address
b. HOWARD RAND, M. ID. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug l-lawwps law3td
The daily union., 1854-12-16

SOMETIING NEW-ln consequence the liberal patronage
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has mnde
Verge, artist from London, by whose
gucrrcope win be coored with binney and dna
bitv unnauabe by method, surpassnx
beauty OF effect and iecacy paintings
To avoid and gentlemen invited
their ensnxetneuts advance their will then
designated Metropolitan Gallery Lime
avenue, between and 9th streets
fCEo. ADAMS, Artist
Mar Cd
The daily union., 1854-12-16
DIR MOKsE'S INVIGOKATiNG COi>,SxAI,
A r.leoolnssloA ~ a5stileGA.

-
uEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE LENG1HENED 8Y DIR.
II MoRss,s INviGoaATIHd ELixIE. oa NoKDlAL,.Ai
r or fabulous The public, ofen deceived
could not ye % s anS aa by wns
ghes, and chaacter umphing doubts
SssSs sssissisis ''''''''"" y ''' : ''''
misuse abuse various organs which make up The
full machine called man restores to a ygoI every %
,sr and m,nd to the
S s ony co%%ancns s energy which
enjoyment Of all the natural appe'es
confined g any age &C. The sss ss % a 1s .s
% %
sra debility Of single viii all find
1sSovasor 10 ,hose who
complete and unaing safeguard asans sas Ge % maa-
s hs,
ss and will not only remove the dsor
10 'e' '''' REBUILD TIE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
The arrangements system leading Diseases and
auire Column to enumeate The prepare
Is y Ss M oaa
taton Of The heart spinal affections, debility,
ver depression. weakness Of The will ndisposon to
ase % ans
creative sexual incompeency melancholy monomana
and AZ e0msn, 5,
o% 6s%ne
!. Ss S upon s
a xoRsx's INvIeoHArINo
regularity with Uniform and no, only
ganzaton malades, wherever they begin
sna
every kind Of disease the Elixir Cordial is the
only reliable preparation known.
ouKr or NERVOUS psxAsxs.
can a of m % S.
taed system Whether broken down BY
aasd orxanizaon Is at once baced rcvved ana built up
physical of disease vanish
uudeY ia
contrary the relief for the cordial properties
NAL condition. Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
eenay Z mas as the first ssms Sc man m
supposed have existence.
4 sTlxpLAnr REACTION
preparations and ali oher sxcans The
Ss sa q the But
s hs e In mn IL an s
will also remove dcpressons, nxctemsn tendency
ssf fear Of insanity dypepsu ssner
al prosaion irrabiy inability TO sleep, diseases
ne1%ss ia saaus apsnto The
ssls any rsas testimony
" inanibIe. ,g.
bottle bloom and yigo changing the Skin
pale yellow, sckly color, beautiful hord complexion
Mopszs INvIaoRATINo ELIXIR
phenomenon mcdica hitherto uneart
s ,1S ns wu 1m. r. %s has been admitted by
gea, medical and institutions Of Europe TO be in
his geneTfs MorHe whose undisputed
authority Sciences the production in Arabia where
his wonderfully nvgorang effects
the naives In fact the wonderful power Of sndu
rance exhaustless vgor exhibited by the Arab both
herb. ..tf. r s
Dr. Mose's Invgoratng Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by unprncipled persons.
In future genuine Cordial will the
smile pasted bota the following
blown in glass; Morses Invgoraing CsdiaI, c..
Ring, proprietor, Y.
put up highly concentrated, in pint bottles
PRICE, SO PER BOTTLE-TWO FOR S5-Slx FOR Sls.
@. II. RING, proprietor,
i92 Broadway, New York
by druggists throughout the United States, Canadas,
West Indies ~
Agent Washington city, z. D. Gilman in Baltimore
] g. Hance.
| Jan 28-d1y H.#
The daily union., 1854-12-16
Jos. 3. WILsON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTLoN CLAIMANTS.

Under Congress approved Sd March, 1852 entitled An
rights settlers therein
toned,' preempton extended the
odd numbered where the
Improvement made prior the date of aloiment
the dollars and fifty before
day public SALE And by the approved 27
March, 1854 entitled An for the relief of settlers lands
who settled
sections prior the date OF drara will be
pre-emptions ordinary minimum public
dollar per
up paid before the day fixed for public
entitled the right of
odd numbecd sections above nepiione under
81 March, 1853 referred settlements made prior
March, 1854 the date OF alotment under the
March, 1884, settlements made the date of aaD
Market likewise entitled pre-
clnpon Of 9Th March, 1884, Of the above
the mile limits directed TO be restored
st Louis required
satisfaction of The register and receiver
proper make therefor the price
by law practicable after seeing this notice, md before
appointed for public sale
embracing claimed otherwise such claim win be for
feited
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sep i7--Iawl3w Int. and Sar]
The daily union., 1854-12-16

r. ANTHONY. No. 30s broadway, New York. man
Il. uacurer Of daguereoype aprnaius matpks Rreserv
cases, and importer of plate chemicals fancy frames sn
caOpe paper and chemicals for pictures, and ma
rials OF every description.
makers supplied with materials for cases
e.. c. Hasons celebrated also, Voiglander Sbon
always hand
31S Broadway, June IL, 1854.
Iuua N-d
The daily union., 1854-12-16

INVENTORS Of the Inventors Protective Ma
Union opposite the east portico Of the
Patent Office.
and solicit patents
members, with ali possible despatch
with Office models
be the shortest
Inventors the office, where desired in
formation be regard objects of the "Unon'
addressed the central Office where prompt
attention will be given them.
Central Office Washington, d. G. - .
r. C. CLAYTON,
President Inventors Protective National Union.
Ma
The daily union., 1854-12-16

MINING NOTICE-The members Of New Mexico Mining
III Company requested United
Washington city, Tuesday the ID Of January O'Clock,
adopt measures relative to the issuing n certificates of
stocks.
BY order of member of the board.
Dec lO-Ia
The daily union., 1854-12-16

~, ,-eei ~ EDWARD 4. COLLINS 4 co.,
No. 50 Wall street, N. r.
BROWN, SHtPLEy, CO.,
Liverpool
fgI L. G.. ROBERTS s CO.,
I3 Kings Arms Yard, Londoa
j. MUNROE CO.,
~ Rue Notre Dame des Victories
T":t. Paris. III. .tH
GEO. DRAPER. Havre.
The owners OF these hips accountable for god
specie ceir, precious stones netns unless bills
value heseoftberea
Jap6
The daily union., 1854-12-16

NOTICE is hereby given that have obtained from
IN Register of the Virginia Land Oiee duplicate OF
No &C. 1864 issued TO James Kennedy for his services
lie original having been O- and that
apply of General Land Oice
D. C for scrip the unsatfed portion of the
GEO. w. STEPHENS,
Dec lN-.law3n Attorney in fact for The heirs