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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

GLAD TO SEE THEIR Usn.Nps.--W When
III" Golt7n A-e came IN Yesterday, consd-
cradle excitement vas created by q nice
little lady, aha, when the beat arrived, was
dancing, clanpng her hands and jumping
as if she would jump oct Of br stockings,
exciaiming, there's my husband there's
my husband, " and kissing he. bznl to a gem
tienan 90 tbs wharf. When the steamer
was naar enough the happy fellow Jumped
on board, To the great delight and alausa-
nent Of the crowd, Yb3 BY tleir shoots ap-
peared 70 sympath'ze most heartily aifh tie
married loyers. Another lt3v equally Nv,
nj, vas doomed 10 dsaPpoin,m nj, as the
gentleman she had been kissing her hand
10 was not the man after all - California
Times,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

The Gynthi IA Ne $. Speaking Of the
Hos John c eekenridge Slate speech IN
THAI toWn, says:
Abiding to the painful fact that vast
number Of Democrats hays received an Ia
trotuc.ian to SAM he asked II the ghost
of"0H Htk6ry' should revisit this how r
world, Tit shnUid burst into a Know Moth
ing lodge. what would he say lie ganci a
he sa8 h;m cast his Indignant glance upon
tie astounded X. y s. and demanding in a
voice ofthnnaer, By the Eternal what are
you doing here~
rod Hickory ghost we're tossy and %
this, ne think that Sam, who Isn't afraid Of
ghost, live man or devil, wou'd rep!r, "Why
bless me, Old Hickory. what are goa doing
here! This il no place for ghosts Of dead
folks and L it were, you shouldn't stay
without entering into the customary o5h-
cations. So waik optold fellow, for We have
business Oh hand. pooraarper, 10 your
duty!''
Sam, however, voulan't swear back "by
the Eternal" for San is gooi.-Log!sritls
Journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
Gseeas ca Addition.

20lar - 3a end - street,, eeH situated. ), !s,
price 5gH. IaHg ltsp
~ ats aek sux.ass sEIstiseu, - ilh al 81
stfstts--oBis $50, "a h.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

The river towns Of Iowa all seem 10 be
highly prosperous. The steamboat and
railroad interests combined ore doing much,
very much for cur State.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

The s3a1ttsr Soreyet3a, thus speak. ofthe
recent farce, called By courtesy an elect;ga \,
in KansGs
For our part We are satisfied with such
result. II is just what w expected to ac.
complish, and we promise our southern
friends in all after eie cuons, 70 present ike
results. Kansas ought Of right 10 BE-, and
therefore shall be, slave Safe.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

Our town has been full OF strangers for e
few weeks past, many Of them drawn here
in view ofthe near prospect for railroad -
Houses Of all kinds are in demani aud
trade OF eli kinds Is going ahead with a per-
feet "!ocseness. fort Madison Plsadaai-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
lieal Gstate Agenfp.
CITY Lots and RES DfNcEs,
For Sale and For Rent


4 faf.e sEuEeF 81 stg tuls, 4t,8 t6ts y ma f,mt,
rs.asH,ys stores, stops !, 5sr sals and iot l.,,.
iac &sscst sfHtt q rteE - al. ia twotuluAp, M
eaL s8 aaeR utuag uElEg.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

C&RAFAH Of TAGEs.-Tc-tcrday after
noon tHer vas stage exhibition ~ the
stT"et. whic attracted good dcai ~ aten-
ton. ~ iss than twenty eight stages,
each drawn BY four horses, we're driven n u
lin- thr ugh town. They were on the way
g. love- Doyi0a J14rRat.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
a - - tor q store.

Me- lbt--A iHrg Frame House siih 4 Fame, Fraa
"fr der @gsl"E Ripley SiesoE on IDe 20 "a, ,ilt 8
H'At" $b lee tf9Fi y feet 4rup--Tva stnra
hehi mating @ aUtid store t}osfn-witk ssrs
room tar e., 20 italga,s Oh tic property Win h
tailDins t he -o,8 aa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

NO 20 BAuttu tnUHpf@fed LIT n Gre.
,;ssoaa tt1toa. W 10 la Blscs one; vii 3. /,
low ts"rglira iar soaH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
nrl n.NtrEort

20 =Eanaze H iHlt ct6E .ets. ahG Ges fHi., r,,z
=sh9as, hHNt'N fltAuap f9f saMr 3D. \. Huscfpcr /.
NESeEt3s.a1s by f-.HbEttg, YARN sind ara Acittc,!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
DR.. w M LINE.

Uh. w NJ. LINE.
4 RADlSTE of the Jeiier son Medical CeIlcye
~ Philadelphia, and Of four years extensive prao-
teal familiarity with the die Of the western eouu.
try, respectfully offers his Professions al services TO Tie
cluzehs Of Davenport and vicinity. Attendance all
hours pthc night. OliCe on 4th street near the new
febhsylHhhia House. Havcnp ort MAJ 4 So DIT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
East naNenroft

Sa 81, fan rseW - tse riSrrin b Davenport
price raggliE fam SIT 81 : ate, on oug time. Il
partiEut.ss raqstrt * oar efts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

sp toisrt aRtiig.ly situated N the Russell ,aLd II
SION, Tor t.s' go isy safs ihcte isf. are o. Bns,
AalH aut II -Fsah stfael- nuIeials aud iahd. 4.
h'1A# t't. e2ftnfalt"tis p iafxc members for t4e.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
mcIn.osh Addition:

ih lets 20 th- biE 81 n lntt sit : Is, and RI ado,
prices saFt - < from -atu II SItb each lurg t4e,m
Lease Lots
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

Elder Pratt, one al the chief d rmoa
prophets, says I'VE lol3 iii aa y! Gat
on the subject Of md,-imony, including a.
plu- l..y 4! wives, az a r.o-t sacred ,usftl,
t.ou binding 42a1 eur cHo5g,eGCes' " VI
were not aware Of to- salt Like gentry's
Q ing half 50 far Is that. We were well
apprsed Of their considering . plurality d
wives allowable, but we never dreamed Of
their regarding it as an institution binding
rnoE their coHscisncaS. According 10 the
prophet, they think that the possession ola
plurality of wives is not simple privilege,
but u soieSn religious duty-necessary,
probably, to salvation. Some young iel-
lows might thiak such terms Of salvation
very easy indeed and some old chaps might
think them veg hard. LOUISVILLE Journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

An unimproved Lot

surveys &u. a'ivisan. al asa niade d tbe ,Eoej
~ notice ~ go fAfcfioEcea ca gutvi-siiIy II nS
Hhlgc. n 4,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

7 UtisNlLiE sENFNF tn stars ma for .sIe
IS JAS. =. DAIZELb& BRO.
-ll = Front snd Perry -,
( ,Nhni y >t.l : ia hr,s ar a6gs IN storr
- "a '=sf sale. las. ST. lALTELI.S BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
Bounty Lands.

\ ~ f,f-ohs Nho have s-Is.d IA any OF the var
tHe ~ it'd IS tNs a3lsr 1i,. ,rar X o. which 10
'tDl. th"te VITO served G tlt Biack HaN war. ~
''''''S" ." 40 sNFrs 81 laid Warrants Ur0yuTtl by
w. IL. 4 GGRLEl,
''.]ge "' th" f.ha irsurspe@ Co. orice, westsir'
'''' 10 Afta 80" If@ti atd ID streets. Apa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
rhs slavodrivsrs in Kansas

ysom tha sgaattor soversiyn, g n. st,iagfellow's
panpr }
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
Notice

IT,lI
lrs maIc q ownei M stefe ,2rner krady ard Ffoai
streets. ny order oftae B4lldigs tommltisr.
Davenport, Sod !, saat, se.2
White Lead
4 lars 2at afsyaits leaa AHA zuy.tae ther with
general assortment ~ other Pafas, iseWi.e LIN
secd y. iaGt6.tne and Clos. lnt ssceiNed "nd flr
,,le Ly AiN NH ana VAN FAFIEA, opposite
hayenrar Arhlsa tsi
!. 3. HICKMAN. Hsp. VI y, HieaaAN. II. d,
DRS HICKMAN,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS s SURGEONS,
Office on Brady S., East side, bet Cd q Sd.
q - pecial attention - O5EfaliSe Sarsers and
Surgical diseases GaIsrgt3s.
AFl2s 70 alMu
FURNITURE B IIPH0I .NTRRV
H1aE MANUFACTURE!
MAJ ittI~SlsS
ofessp description. iar ~ II sheiesllg aud retail,
Also pLtLha ~
EJ Yin Z TUIiE <s,c.
wlip.l NJ, particular ueaaorig ap saa.st
HoLsTERY WORK,
sasa 4asia. ogSGss.r sarErs, gEf8HlNG
hurcl E'oNs, &c.
REPAIRING
or ia sjHAs aaas win u.ateass asd dispatch.
coFnor {: Second ana Perry strssss,
asaaa, So
DESIRABLE BalSS GVGDs!l
Satin Plaid Beragas,
Rich Figured do.
silk 7 ssJes,
sunnar Silks,
India do
Iacoaat Lawns.
Berags DeLewns,
New Style cholhcss,
French nririsnts,
Ginghams.
Silks, etc.
The above vita ersst warmly Of pihrr Choice
Dress Goods, havc Jp.t oesu received ana iar sale
rErap, 1t
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
April 80 Bavrrpor
Iron Safes
NOR sale opr larss Fa9eutN lron safr 90 rp3iers,
1 vefss llua ieart. vss. yal.s' lafa,t acs; also
one baWkers s4aalt portable IRON ssn. a.lhSeC Csg-
l'E'r"t aud ,ls'rt,l a[t5.'.s tst -,g r,t i"~ "i
4 Davenport aUiao Car1erlova thlri streeis
Dr. s. ~ SMITH,
Eclectic Hhy siCiun.
n,t.e ~ i,s'5 go, IN r,, ~ ''s''
Sgacial attention .stH a. he H. saei,t II Srrafl.
Ia ana al ether ehrlU4a sis-.sas
April r IS DAVENPORT IOWA
100000 a3j.tg .23 aAiE
- s1--f
Al, ,nt AR "if! 70 vIrp,,-,v
.
RED LAG SiOItIi
n - I 4 L q g = 4 v . q
. I I tho srt Flag store urKT door "a Van IUy''s
E0y.S CLOTHING
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
Notiee

II Notes due "a, that not paid or renewed GtioFv
y III ~ ftne neNt viii be handed To Cook aud l5ich
Tor Collection b. legal process ,.r
NAV Irst. less. COON y eAb1h'i.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
Misfellaufou5.
Fort Des bloines Land Agency.
LAND w AR IRAN rs

,,,t,r ,naersgned have tor sale Land warrants q
ii,ssan, sres which they vii! sell for cash or on
time to suit purchasers .,t..,t,,, mud
-, af!lards in Foti Des MONIES. Fort Dodge
,9sa" 80 cher Western Land Districts Also 10
nayuluut oftaNes aud land business gehe'as!-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08
Iron satea

lrcG s4tGS
Ir9R ule opr Ierss Fageutr jtran ssfr 30 rplters,
/ uefEs' llu1 pounds wsss alrs' latait act also
one banter, slaalt portable non som. D.lAyer csH-
yrrrui d ,UbssIt5al arls. los sr trgf los fsf
wgEi ui Jsg By JACOB NEtEEH lrtN SO,
DuYuI pAfG aui 30 GaruHr Iowa $ tht ~ sireais
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

Cook a. SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook, SARGENT & PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, SARGENT & DowNsg, 10. City, 10,
Cook. SARGENT s. Cook, Fl. d. Moines, 10.
MaS III, I@55.G
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-08

& H. nbo desire % yai tt.mselv snr&aaat f4I sites
q for BIra. Home had Better tal s.ou IN
Boa! EADS * STEWART.
, 1855-04-28
Territorial Convention.
TO the Democracy Of WashinglOn TrrritOr,

by authority vested in the Democratic Central
Territorial Committee for Washington Territory, dele
gated to them by the Territorial Convention us,cr1
tlsd at Cowltz Landing on the ID day Of january,
lS5l, sad committee have designated
MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY CT MAY NEXT,
az the time, and OLYMrtA the place for the meet
ing Of the ferritoriat Convention for the nomination
OF Democratic candidate for Delegate to C0ngTc.s.
The convention has been called thus early, in con
sequence q the change of time for holding the gcu.
erll election from the first Monday in September to
the I'd Monday in July.
Tie basi. Of representation will remain the same as
nj the former conycntiOn-being one delegate for
each rcprcprcsentative, and two delegates for each
courcman-cach county Icing entitled to at least
one delegate in the convention.
According to the recent apponsnmcnt Of the leg.
i.ative Assembly, that body will lie sentcd at
the next session as follows, in the respective counties:
IN TIE COUNCIL.
Walla Walla, Skamania and Clarke
elects two Cowlitz, Wahkiakum and Pa
cifc elect one Lewis aud Chehalis elect
one ThurSton, two Pierce and Sawam-
ish, one ; King one \; Island, Jeilcrsou,
Claim aud Wha;com, one.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Walla Walla elects one; Skamania, ono:
Clarke four Cowlitz oac Cowlitz and
Wahkiakum, one Pacific, one Chchalis
one Lewis, two Thurston, six; Sawam-
ish, one Pierce, three King, three Is
land, one Jefferson, one Jefferson and
Claim, one Whatcom, one.
Whole number Of councilmen and representative
3s-total number Of delegates entitled to seat in the
convention, 41.
The Central Committee would here take occasion
TO announce the following named goBtcmen us a cor
responding and vigilance committee for the several
counties, as fellows:
walllwalla, LLOYD Brook, skamana, VIM. McCool,
Clarke, II. II. Cr bic, Cowlitz, Seth Catlin,
Pacific II. c. Dawson, Chehalis Geo. Naggs
Lewis, Jackson Barton, Thurston, j. W. Wiley,
Sawamish, ID. Shelton, Pierce, VI. II. Frost
King, W. A. kiricklcr, Island Sam1 Crntket
Mhateom y, Fitzhugh, Je1crson, j. Z. Keller,
Claim, y. G. Price, Wahkiakum
IL Is earnestly recommended that the appointment
OF deHcs from the different representative and un
ell districts ho made at early DAY a. practicable
in order that ALI may have ample time to make suit
able arrangements 10 attend.
The corresponding committee are respectfully invi.
ted u comm nicata freely with the Territorial Central
Committee, and amongst themselves any and all mat.
er Of Importance touching the welfare of the party
bearing uron the approaching election for mcnbcrs
Of the Legislature and delegate Ia Congress.
j. W. WILEY, Cn'S.,
II. c. MOSELEN,
e. HICKS,
!. N EBEY,
+. A. CHENOWETH.
Dem. Ter. Central Com. W. =.
, 1855-04-28

rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful perfor.
nance, without other reference 10 the mode Of
such transportation than may be necessary to pros
vide for the due ccerty, certainty and security Of
such ransportations." Under this law a new des.
crpton of bids has been received Il does not spe-
city mode of conveyance, but engages to take
the entire nail each trip with CELEBRITY certainty,
ard security, using the terms of the law. These
bids arc led, from the manner in which they
are designated on the books OF the department,
'slar bids and they will be construed as providing
for the cntire mail. however larGe, and whatever
may he the mode of conveyance necessary to in
sure its celebrity, certainly and security" '
In all Cases where the lowest grade OF service is
believed to be sufficient, the lowest bid will be ac-
cePed, duly guaranteed, in preference to "starp
or specific bid.
When the lowest bid is not a star bid and spe-
cites ci'her no mode or an inadequate mode Of
conveyance, il will he accepted, but set aside
for a SPECIFIC bid proposing the Necessary service
When tile bid docs not specify mode Of con-
veyance also when it proposes TO carry "accordine
to the advertisement" but without such specificn.
caiinn it will be considered as proposal for
horseback service. HH.E rl 81
10. A modification of bid, in any of its es-
scntal terms, is tantamount to a new bid, end cam
not be received, to interfere with regular COM
petition, after the last hour set for receiving bids.
20. Postmasters are to be careful not 10 certify
the sufliciency Of guarantors or sureties without
knowing they are persons Of sufficient responsible
ity, and all bidders, guaraniors and sureties are
distinctly notified that, on a triue 10 enter or per-
form the contacts for service proposed for in the
accepted bids, their legal liabilities will be enforced
against them. st laiF--uO
81. Present. contractors, and peisors known at
the department, mast. equally with others, procure
guaranors and certificates Of their suficiency sub
stan,ially in the forms above prescribed. The ceT-
tihca,es of suthciency mast be signed by post
master ut one of tho places before named, or a
judge Of court of record. t. t.4 "a %.
JAMES CAMPBELL, st
Postmaster General. .a
Post Office Department. saa.t. .,...-. -oo5, o
January 49, 1855.
March "a, 1855 .n2S-4w if''f- Az
, 1855-04-28
Lewis County Convention.

Agreeable to previous notice the citizens
of Lewis county, without distinction OF
party, met in convention at the house Of
l.. II. Davis, on Saturday, April 2lst, for
the purpose of nominating county officers,
to be supported at the ensuing election.
On motion Of c. II. Spinning, j. A.
Hoag was called to the chair.
On motion of c. +. White, ]. Hubbard
was appointed secretary.
Tho Chairman in an appropriate mauucr,
stated the object of the meeting, and con
cluded by suggesting the propriety of nonl-
mating the several officers, rira ror.
BY c. +. White this suggestion was con-
verted into o motion, which resulted in the
following nominations: s
For the Council-C II. Spinning.
Mr.. Spinning then addressed the convcn-
ton, defining his position in an able and
generous manner, and in spirit worthy OF
emulation by nominees Of both parties
throughout the territory, aud which was
heartily received by oil present
For Representatives-Gco. w. Buchan-
an and Jackson Barton.
County Commissioner ii Foster.
Judge of Probate--Dr Pageit.
County Surycyor-Henry Stcarns.
Assessor--James BaIch
Colonies. s. Saunders.
Lieut., COLL. Whitaker.
Major-Capt Drew.
Meeting then adjourned.
}. HoAc. Prea't
J HrBB,rp. Sec'v
, 1855-04-28


THE act o. the last session, entitled An Act to
Il organize the miitia,n provides that at the next
annual election, the legal voters in each council dis
rct shall elect one Colonel Lieutenant Colonel,
and one Majur, who shall within three months there.
after lay on their rcgnenta district into convenient
company Districts containing, ne1r may lie, one
hundred white Males between the age Of fifteen and
sixty years, capable OF bearing arms and shall appoint
one captain and two leutcnants in each district as Of
foers therein Captains of companies required to
make out lists OF persons in their respective districts
subject to military duty and deliver the same to their
coonel who Is to forward to the brgader general re-
turns OF the regiment. Volunteer companies may be
formed within the bounds of regiments under regulae
tpns TO- he prescribed by the eolones and approved
by the brigader general.
No reqnisition for be made npon the Cow
eminent Of the United States, until the en-oement Is
effected under the provisions OF the aet but In the
meantime steps have been taken to expedite the bu-
siness as also to obtain such hooks and information
AS may be useful 10 officers In etctng the organiza,
ton OF their regiments and companies.
Without wishing to trench upon the authority Of
cooncs Of regiments in the formation Of volunteer
companies, the undersigned would urgently recon-
mend that such companies be encouraged TO organise
as speedily as possible, and that notice be forwarded
to him Of the kind Of arms desired by each that the
rcqnisition may be founded thereon.
GEORGE GIBBS, Bigadier Gen.
Steilncoom, March lS 1855. n2sn
, 1855-04-28

Lord Palmer>ton said: The govern
meut have received two tclegraphic mes.
sages-onc through Berlin, aud the other
from the IIague-,o the effect that the
Emperor Of Russia died in the course Of
this forenoon.
This announcement was received with
intense sensation.
The WAR-There is nothing of import.
ance from the Crimea, except report that
information had been received by General
Bosquet of an intended attack on Balac.
lava Preparations had been accordingly
made TO receive the enemy The state Of
the Britis camp, it is said, was improving,
and the condition Of the French army was
excellent.
On the 18th February, the Russians
made a sortic during the night, but it was
not formidable only five of the French
were killed.
Feb. l4-Another night sortie, in which
the French lost thirty-fvc men. Weather
quite warm and sprng-like.
Feb. l5.-The condition of the French
army is reported to be excellent. There is
also q rumor that the north side Of Sebas-
topol would be invested.
BATTLE AT ErPAroRIA-A battle has
been fought at Epatorin. On Feb II,
Gen. Liprandi, with force about equal
TO, or perhaps few thousand superior to
the Turks, attacked them, and after four
hours firing retired beyond the range OF
the shells from the English ships, the
Turks not pursuing, 0mer Pasha COM
manded.
, 1855-04-28
Notice.

TEORGE BUSH, Of the county Of Thurston and
" territory OF Washington, wishes it understood
that il il his wish aud WILL should his wife ISABELLA
survive him. that his said vie Isabella Bush he cur
powered with full lri,y to make such disposition
Of the property which mny he LEFT, real and personal
belonging 10, and in possession Of the said George
Bush NJ the time OF his dccease among, the hc-at-
Law, otherwise, the said Isabella Bush may deem
right aal praper 1t is his will that his said wife in
Of his deccase, act administmtrix Ia all things
pertaining to the final settlement and disposition Of
his estate. GEORGE Bush.
Olympia, April 2lst 1856. 3wpd
, 1855-04-28
OLYMPIA LODGE, No. s,

NZEOf Ancient Free and Accepted Ma.on,, l,ll
v irregular communications on the first and third
saturday evening in every month.
Nl members OF tie order in gAnd Standing are in, +
tea t. attend. 7. +. MCElRUI, W. ".
, 1855-04-28
Register and Receivers Notice

ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE CLAIMS on PARTS OF
CT AIMS ~ THE ABOVE NAMED TOWNSHIPS arc request
cd to appear at the Office Of the Register and Receiv
er OF the land district for Washington Territory in
Olympia, on the days designated below, to wit: --''-
In tn. 20 N, Range 1 W. ON the a7th A aafl, FahC
, 1855-04-28

IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY.
The Price Of CaSiingS, Of Ordinary Size and
Patterns, Reduced 10
EIGHT CENTS PER POUND.
MACHINERY Engines and Boilers, at a cores
vi ponding reduction.
VULCAN BOUNDARY Co.. SAN FRANCISCO.
GEO. GOlDON, Prcst.
T.. T. SIELN,
l'0. 81 li.I-Hei jm Mechanical Manager,
, 1855-04-28


TIE following il the list Of books agreed upon Nv
tho County Suyerintendents for Common Schools in
the counties Of Pierce and Thurston as bart Of a
Uniform system Of School Books: rla ~ -.,
Towns Spelling Book and Dcliner, and Towns
Analysis. 1870. I1-HHfa IS fsHu i-lif
Eclectic Series or McGufley's Readers, consisting
OF First, Second, Third Fourth and Fifth leaders,
al,o for additional reading books. Z. WardsU. s.
History aud parey's Common School History.
Mitchells Geography and Atlas First and Second
Parts; Davies Arithmetic and Cobnrns Mental
Arithmetic: Buffers Grammar, FiISt and Second
Parts. 1t will be important to procure the latest
editions Of each OF the books mcntijned
Jan. ,, lSi5. lef 20 gsi1 cuql
May Flower. Ell Sacramento,
L HUDSON LINDEN. AND OUR GEN
ERA, BRANDS or TODACCOS OF l'i
.. JONES y HUDS0N'S MANUFAC- f..I ~
TURE.
rINHE May Flower is put up expressly for retail
/ trade ~ plugs to the pound, and il Is admitted
by all who have tried il, Il be the best they have
ever tasted. For ssh "a
SAM II. PRICAARD. .
Up stairs corner Battery and Sacramento sts.,
san FranciScp. 1 Ill. 81
Good, bought on comsni'sipn and forwarded TO any
laiit Of the mine.
March 81 1856. la,29
, 1855-04-28

When and where we shall be prepared to enter upon
the adjustment and settlement, according 10 law Of
all conflicts Of boundary lines that may be found to
exist among them. f' ~ tfilI'J SIT T1,lS-
Aud all persons who have settled on rHsrRvEYRp
land in said Territory (who have not filed a notica-
tion OF their clanS) are hereby requested % do 80
within THIRTY DAYS from the first day OF April 1885
under penalty Of forfeiture OF their claims 6y enact
ment Of the Sd section ofthe act Of July 7th 1854
Given under our hands at Olympia, this 10th day
OF February, 1855. susfal
II. G. MOsELEY, Register,
Feb. 10, 1855. 4w22
, 1855-04-28
dollars.

This proposal is made with full knowledg- o.
the distance of the route, the weight of the mil T.
tie carried and all other particulars in reference Ic
'he ronte and service, and also after full cvamina
ton OF The instructions and requirements attached
to the advertisement.
Dated
, 1855-04-28
INSTRUCTIONS.

Form of proposal where no change from alyer.
tsement is contemplated by the bidder.
!, of county Of
State Of propose 10 carry the mails from
August l., 1855. to July |, 1858. on route No.
from 10 q. ngrceahly TO
the advertisement Of the Postmaster Gencral dated
Janua'y l9, 1883, and by the following mode Of
Conveyance viz
for the annual sum