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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
.ECAPITULATION.
Domestic Market.

NEW BEDFORD On MARKET.-April 16--Sperm--
The market sperm presents no new feature the
mand continues far, and prices have no. varied We
notice sales Of 600 barrels since last at 176c. per
gallon and 800 do In parcels at prices not TRANSFERRED
WhaleThe recent large importa oDs do not affect the
market for whale, which is in fair demand and prices
fully sustained The transactions include sales Of
cargo of s2a barrels, 1t runs at &c., per gallon
1900 barrels in parcels at &c. Also so do dark at $50
and 100 South Sea At 61c WhaleboneSaIes of SO 900
lbs Och0tsk have been mace the last week. at 40c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19
pnpsslc>u VntelIsrcnce.

The town elections in Orange county, N Y, held
last week and in Deerpsrk Chester the Maine law
tickets defeated by the Know Notni,gs and demo-
Seventeen supervisors elected in the
~. of which thirteen anti Maine law men.
The Trenton American thinks the letter OF the nam.
teIs OF the New Jersey Legislature to Cornelius Wander
bilt IS bosx. Ii Is another live hoax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

Triumph Bshsr, Boston; Msresr, Robinson. Nyerk;
Boston, Phiips Eaaport Lewis Welsh, Eaton Calais Ne
Cid steamship Ksys,ene State Hard saysnnah; Della
ware Cepss ryork; shiP las Browne, smith. Norieans
psl,. and Lookout Butler Boston; Ramsey, Taylor,
buck wsrehau; southernsr. Irefsn, NswSern Nc; Gee
Engs, Fish, and Mercer, Robinson Boston, Triumph,
Baker, Cnmbridgeport.
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New York Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1855.

The market was well supplied With beef cattle to day
The number in the yards was about 1000 The dsmsnd
not very brisk and prices reported fully one dol
lar the hundred lower than last week. The average Is
about ST. good proportion Of the offerings were cat
tie Of fair quahty-many Of them still fed Most Of
them from 1iE OILS and Ohio and reached by the
Harlem and Erie RAILROADS.. From 800 TO $50 hesd lett
over, unsod., We annex = memorandum Of sales by
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Superior Co1it.
Before Hoo. Judge I,uef.
A. .fxuEr N1TNr ~. -. ,s,. -.x-..

Non 1IABILI1I OF HOTEE KEEPERs.
April 1s.--An.nie piBt0 "a. Wm. Muirheod end Bs1i
o. Clark -.This nction brought by che plaintiff
sgaipst tbs propretors OF the Merchants Hots Cort
lsudt street. 20 the of o. o5i alleged 70
have been lost from trunk Wills the plaintiff was stop
Ping ct their house The defeatants deny that the
money lost BY tbs plaintiff vbiie at their house
that tsey had knowledge Of bis bing In possession Of
such sum and that u rot given in.o shsr keep
Ar Verdict tor defendant
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0hlfmnrv.

Intelligence has been received at the Pension Office OF
the death OF Hugh Harris, soldier of the Revolution.
He died at Jonesboro the 18th Of Fsbrua
ry at the extraordinary age of hundred and ten
years. He was married to his last WIFE, who Is In
receipt of pension his widow in the nnetisth
his
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sls,al7 IS SIS, O7e q Sol, sas N sen sos n

s13,317 IS S7S,076 " $gl 1893 II $sl ,593 u
The Merchants Insurance Company OF Boston has de-
cared semiannua dividend Of eight per cent, payable
ON demand. The Boston Mutual insurance Company,
cash dividend Of ten per cent policies expiring
The annexed statement exhibits the condition OF the
leading departments Of the banks of Boston for the
week preceding Monday morning, the 18th inst,
pared with those for the week previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-19

Capt Higgins Of ship Clara Brookman will accept our
sebrorledue N snts for bis favor.
Brig Mar Elizabeth go TONS built at Norfolk lsss
been sod on terms roe made Public.
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To-Day, were ~ follows
Paid ON treasury account ............ $142,875 %
Received do ..,......... 53.422 GO
Balance do ................ 1881, 967 A
Paid for Assay Office Observation-Disclosures. 3,075 83
Paid dirbursing checks. ............. 65,6s3 %
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, the 10th inst, were:-
For paying treasury debts 81 ,426 %
For the customs 10 546 SO
Covering into treasury from mscels Sources 1872 IS
For covering into the treasury from customs 35
For covering into the treasury fro lands 996 81
For the War Department. 31e4 06
For repaying in the War Depsrtment........ 567 70
For the Navy Department. ............... $3.50 03
For the Interior Department. ........... 56497 68
For repsyiDg for the Interior Department.. 2797 so
The receipts of the New York Central Railroad Compa
ny for March, were-
Passengers Freight Total. Increase
1885,. .S21S, 1852 II $500, 500 81 $520671 "a
1884,. 2o5,O44 50 224,2S3 Is 429,2777 II
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY APRIL 10, 1856

with those for the corresponding peodst year. win Of
course show great decrease this year; but for the
year, the aggregate wD withsut doubt compare more
favoraby The production Of gold In that sxraor binary
section Of the world increasing instead OF diminish
ing and this being the great financial centre of the con-
tiDent, IT must find Its way here for distribution. It
would be just about easy to dam mp Niagara Falls
with bulEushes to keep the gold produced in Cafor
MA from coming to this market 1t may not just
at the time in just the quantities to suit specula
tors in fancy stocks but it will fast enough to suit
all the ordinary purposes trade and provide the banks
with the basis for ordinary expansion Of loans.
After tie adjournment Of the board, the following
bonds and stockp were sod Mt auction by J. Thompsop
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small number OF mich cows--less than eozen-
were in the yards. Veal calves, TOO Mr.. Dayton
ports the market slow, and prices lower. Purchasers
hold back but the closing OF the disteries under the
Maine liquor act stop the supplies Of sv and compel
20 feed stock hay andoats. hay, they say is
too high TO make purchases profitable The article has
gone up from Ga. 10 to los the andred. There
about 500 sheep offered. Market steady at quotations
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PHrLADEI PHIA, April 10, 4 PM-Arr steamship Dels-
vsre Copse NYork schrs Home, fordham, Newburg ny;
Lsriir, cburbgab Wssehsm. dec ksga Fish. Q>inoy,
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Albert H. Nicolay's regular semi weekly auction sal
Of stocks and bonds will take place to morrow Thursday
at 12h O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
At the second board slight improvement realized
in prices Cumberland Coal advanced u per cent
Reading railroad, NJ Nicaragua, n; Erie railroad,
Hudson railroad, "a Illinois Central bonds fed of 4 PEI
cent. Panama bonds, first issue, X; Panama rail
road, 1.
The steamship Baltic from this port Tor Liverpool to-
day, carried out 81, s73, ga % in specie.
ThA TRANSACTIONS Mt the Assistant Treas Office
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC yoRK-rHrs DAY.
SUN RISES ID MOON SETS. morn III Is
SUN ~ HIGH WATER. eve. l05
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24
NEW FIRM.

X ". VlVION te, ders hi, NM,
W. thanks to the i.adc. and Gem,
Marshall and vicinity, for their very ia
ronagc heretofore extended TO III, III, |
Ward & Vivlon, and bcgS leave Ia
old friends and customers that he b,'
nection with Gen. +. Greer and a.
Smith purchased the entire stock of /,
DR.. J. \. Jordan. and associated win \
business, under the name and siyl. -,
Greer & Co, at the old stand of Ia
Niyion.
In addition to their present. stoe, &,
pect 10 receive, in few weeks,a
we'll selected assortment of every ar.
ally kept in dry-good stores rh.,
their friends to give them a call. m
determined TO of T great induceu.,
good bargains.
Npril n ishh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24
Letter From Europe.
FURTHER ~ IilE AFRIC 4.


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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VOW Or NEVER.

rAiL and examine VI Doppeimayer Bro
I fine aud well selected stock OF groceries
and provisions, just received from Ne" W.
leans, consisting IN Hams, sugar.cured and
palu bacon, clear sides Sugar, brown
cru -hcd. loaf, clarified pul'cri1cd Havana ;
{ o,lec. RIO and Java Mola-es, sngar'hru-e
and rrboiled lafd Mackerel, SAT-, Candles,
Na,is assorted SIZES aud every other ar'wie
Aepi 600 family grocery store, Also me
stock Of French Braud,e> and wines, sold iof
nIrdi ai purpose. on.y. Terms cash.
\utembrr -, 1850. 10 IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24
Masonic Notice.

\ ACanneil Of X 4 5. VI =, i IN opera.
~ ton n Marshall Br,ihcrrn residing
M Il distance from town can receive the de.
s-,,s. ,prcc SIC Tor BOTH any evening thet
I'M, visit town. there BENZ no necessity that
psit.on. .ial| lay oser,as d, required IN l'odse-
and Chapt,r-. ...
DUDLEY : JENNINGS, T l.
JauS VI HlNlrKsoS, Recorder.
November 10, 1888 II u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24

FASHIONABLE ROOT A<D SUOy,,,
south v-st corner nj 'h- publ, SOM.
II EEPS constantly on hand la,,.
IN men, Of ladies' and gentlemen,
shoes, OF his own manufacture also j
supply OF sole ANA upper leather 70, -
From his long experience and clo.- ~
to the business, he hopes 10 have a COM
of that patronage heretofore SO lb.,,
slowed on hun All orders prompt, "a.
to, and work warranted.
Nov -, 1854
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24

T,tKE< up by T shepherd, and posted
before l. : Gown. Ell. One mare sup
posed To- b, II years old, 10 hand. high, WIN
4 small white pot in her forehead, hind feet
white, supposed to be sW'uuled. APPRAISED
al $50
O. HENIRlGk, c. Clerk,
Nav l7,ls55 - g. HARRISON County
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24
NOTICE

u'rIIS to forbid any birding on NV prem
-, among NY sto,N A. some have brei
kil,,i and others cuppied hope tnls wi
stop the sport therein. -
O BAtlWARE.
Marshall, November -, 1885. 10 It
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24

ELfcrIoS RrluRSs.-New Jersey has gone
for tn. dcmocrat-
In Na--achu-et.s, Gardner has been re elect.
ed governor, and majority Of the legislature
il supposed to be- American
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24


we give o'I'" 'he 'u'''' result
GOVERNOR ~ GOVERNOR
Foier, IT. aN hHhh.t-' ~ uI'
Mod rs N.l a,a
ioa,,.en. sol NmdYea,
The following counties IN the West made
no returns cameron Dew III, sidalro aud
Ffe-i"'
)" H'' ' '''''',' VIZ ,'''ol rom
y'''.' '''0 80. "' N''-''''.''
r,, t.no.,st,.. .f,,i..,,,i... IL. ,to ,b,i. :
,he f.fr.,o,nls cornile-. added T., th. o,f..i,f
vote. would ~W.U tIe arn,crttlc .mHot.... tn.
the state TO lE> in"r-ANn
Ihr true 100 j"r', ior h'on,, for Congress
,','uu'"2 ',."-'' "'N ~' 'o'@ ~
'"''''' ''' ''' - '"''
CHAtlrNsr FOR a rtriir Discussion og
PElNclrLrs II IN authorized 10 ollrr q clul
lcngc to the kno" Not"ng party Of Austin
to meet nee. 'ne p'u'.5', ~, p'fi OF '.d place ID"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24

ruAsA..niss pA1 60. Pea" recon
mend. tnat Thursday t4e 2"'n n.'.. br ah,c-s.
ID by tbe'peopIe Of ,h3. State as da} Of
Thans.gyag md Praise.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24

The riyet continues to rise slowly, and there
Is now -uihcieu, water between this pot, aod
Alexandria fer tr-l class boats Tbe Union
mud White Cilil. brought up large frcight> y
barge laden with cotton, arrived ON Saturday
from Jefferson. The Marion and Runaway
len during the week for NeN Orleans The
rtser had risen about three feet a, hlcsaudria.
hu, j. reported to bee failing The HOPE At.
tempted to cfna- the iill., hat 4 not succeed
There Is nov good navigation tor small bott-
from AltN ipirn 20 the mouth ct th" river
The boats charge : per bate on cotton through
To New ORLEANS Snuih Western
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24

pooR SAME find IN our exchanges
n copy of q CIRCULAR issued from the Grand
Secretary office To- the various councils M
penn-y sanit, from which We c,tfac, the fol.
lowing
Brr+o You are hereby notified that
stated meeting Of the : v'il hrtr'j ou the
Bud. 81 the term rut- ou thit caste II mrhh
important tina, you should pay prompts, o., SO
are large indebted 90 the National Council,
and ileg are N yseeH'trg rou5"
The Councils Of leNaS should come forward
To- thar assistance.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24
Issued November It'll 1855
J. VI HENDERSON. tls-k,
By T.. G. BrAzLtY, Depfy,

Received in office eth November, 1855. and
handed To the editor OF the Texas Republican
the same da, for publication
JOHN T. WOMACk, shift
Nov To- 1888 Matt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-11-24
tlI'A WON.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
County OF PANolA


r. he SHERIFF n Pd1oia county, Grse'iug
~ HEREAs. Jeremiah VI Clough and
W George Lane, late partners in the prac-
tee Of the law, under the style and firm Of
tlongh 4 Lane filed in The office of the clerk
Of the District Court, Of Pamela county, their
petition IN the iilh day Of November. 4 d
1888, against Joseph Cnpoo, in which thN
charge that SAID trapoo j. indebted to them
by note, dated April first, A. d 1851, in the
sum Of tive hundred dollar, doe twelve
months after the date of said note that the
,um IL due and unpaid, and they pray Juig-
ment aga n>i said 'rapoo, and for au attach
mcut And they having filed IN sand office
bond and security and made a'hdavi, a re-
CURED By law
These are 10 command YOU to summon said
Joseph trrpoo, by Publishing this writ in the
Texas Republican, a newspaper printed IN
Harrison county, for four week, previous to
the return dn of tins writ, that he appear
before the District court of Pamela county. to
be holden at Carthage IN the courthouse OF
-aid county. on the twelfth Monday after the
third Monday IN September, A. y 1855, to
answer said petition, the substance of Which Is
herein given. Herein fail no, and make due
return Of this wri, A. the law directs
1eN, Nuts l.. illGGiss, Clerk Of the
ntstr,.t Cont nf pnunla e,uutv
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
The Mississippi Valley.

correspondent Of the Chicago Press,
writing from Davenport, speaks thus of the
future OF the Mississippi valley -
when contemplate the Valley of the
MISSES Ppi, what it has been-is and is to be.
,'s probable future, and lis splendid posi-
oihties, anticipate, with more than ordn-
airy interest, the stnpendous results. When
another century shall have rolled away
should our government remain republican
and prosperous-what mind can fathom the
resources OF this country, or comprehend the
power OF the confederacy! Certainly the
moss will be upon the tombs of all who be-
hold the sun to-day, and the drama of life
WIN De enacted by beings whose conscious
existence still sleeps in the bosom and the
mysteries of God; but looking downward
through the mist of time, the mind beholds
destiny Of which the highest achievements
o. the present are but the dim foreshadow-
ings. 1t sees the Mississippi and its great
and numerous tributaries laden with the
products OF the most prolific land on earth,
cultivated by population whose num-
oers, (trom the present rates Of increased
i Is not improbable may be computed in
centennial millions. II sees the gli,tering
domes and spires of lofty structures where
the wolf now roams, and the fox glides
stealthly to his burrow. 1t beholds with
prophetic but unerring vision the long and
crowded thoroughfares, which shall link
the Atlantic to the Pacific coast, and over
which shall be transported the wealth Of
the mines of Mexico, and the commerce of
China. This anticipated future Of the West
is not creation of the fancy, but results
from the persuasion Of logic, and beliefin
the most natural and probable issues Of ex-
listing causes".
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
"PRIpE GoETH BEFORE DEsrRUcTfoI

pride GoETH BEFORE DISTRACTION -
The Boston Post says: "a man once
well known in the business community, but
who, for several years, has been fast running
down, was brought before the police court
on Saturday, aud sentenced as vagabond
To four mouths in the House of Industry
II is related Of his assumptions in his early
days, when surrounded with the advantages
which wealth gave him, that he objected to
having another party, less favored, sit next
To him in church. In the revolutions Of
the wheel OF fortune, he is vagrant, and
his despised neighbor one Of the largest
ship-owners OF the city,"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

"TiMoTHY.-liave you not, Messrs. Edi-
tors, inquired oitener than you can tell the
origin of The name OF grass called Timo,hyl
! have. Have you not yet oftener heard the
question asked without an answer being
gveni ! found the following in little
beautiful, interesting and useful book en-
iIiled "the Green Fields and their Grasses
by Anne Pratt, London:
"There are several species, two of the
cats.tail grass. One only is very common,
but that one is TO be found in every mead
ow. II IS the common cats tail or Timothy
gras. (Phsieum pratsnse) This latter
hume is received from Timothy Hanson,
who introduced it from New York nd Car
Dina, about the year l75o."-A StBscRr-
Der.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

CHEAP ADvERrlsIsG.-it has become
i fashionable for dealers to paint their
b upon sidewalks, fences, &c. Yester-
we were amused at the handicraft OF
b. waggsh clerk, v no, finding business
y painted upon hagstone, penciled over
neat black capitals
In Memory of
Fway OF prefix.
Hesaw man beat at this game, at Cold
ter, the other day. Upon the fence near
! depo, was painted, in big black letters,
Go 10 Msrkham's
Der which some rival dealer had painted
II you wan, TO be skinned.
This beats the quack medicine man who
! n.ed up
4 Take DR.. Hobensack's Pills, aud
ing came trac, veuder, who stuck up
)ler il, 50 as to continue the sense,
Prepare to meet thy God.
"A friend n, our elbow suggests that he
~ in Brooklyn The other day poster read
Lecture tonight by Mr.. Chaplin,
lder which protruded, in big red letters,
Erhe most successful Vetmituge IN the
World.
Gratis advertisers may as well beware OF
PISS readings.- Detroit Adve, tiSer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
BARKLEY, THOMPSON & CO.,
w II O l. ESALE G. ROC l. RS
Commission and Forw arding Merchants,
CORNER % & PERRY STREETS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

'INHE Subscribers take this method of informing
L thsir customers and The pablo generally. that
they have removed their entire stocks Of goods to
their Store, the Corner of Second and Perry
of Groceries brought to this city consisting IN
part of
25O flhds. Fair aud Prime n o Sugar;
$50 Bbls. Bsiehers and \. Y. Giarf. Coice Sugars
l2J :. Crush'd and Pow d -
$50 :. syrup, S. IL. Moiasses;
10, I ha'. Prime ReOoiied Nol.''eS'-
3Uo Bags Prime Rio Coffee;
50 Pockets Java -
50 Terees Fresh Carolina Riec;.
500 Bots. New York Sail;
rs Coils Man Cordagc;
10 Bbls. No. 2 Mgckerei;i
100 HI - No. | White Fish:
rs f,bls. Pure Cider Vinegar:
$50 H. Chests Fresh Imp, Y. H., G. p. and Black
Teas;
75Qrs rud Eighth blk Teas;
us Boxes Warranted Brands Va. and NJ o. Tobacco;
rs B5ls Smoking Tobacco.
100 Boxes Palm and Family Soaps;
500 Kegs Assorted sizes Nails;
50 Doz Rices' I'm proved Vsshboards;
30 Boxes Asst. sizes Window Glass;
900 boz. . aud Hoop Moline Buckets;
I5p Nests Moline Tubs;
IS Rbls. lard Oil;
Ll5U Boxes Raisins;
- ar -
SO Bills Pure Saleratus;
10 B1l.. s. S. Almonds, do. Fbcrts, 5 DO. Brazil
Nuts. Bills. Eng. Walnuts. do. Texas Pecans
Yeast Powders, Hemp Bedcoris. Chocolate, Cassia,
CASTLE S,ap Havana Cigars. Cloves, Twine, Candle
sticks, Citron. Clothes Pins, Tomato Catsup, Cream
Tartar, Pearl Sage, Pearl Bbnley, Refined camphor
Chalk SIl soda, Cillbria Lqnorice Paste, Smyrna
Figs, Ga. Ginger. In iign, Maccaroni, Vermaet Iii
Nutmsgs. Olive. Obs, Pmento, Pepper, Pickles,
Prpper sauce, Sard"es. &e., &c Ac,
Also giants for Laflin's IL Smiths Rifle and Blast
ing Powder.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
WALL PAPER.

y1vEhave Just received second lot of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the Manufacturers in
New York aud We have now hand 1000 Rolls of
various patterns. We will also receive in few days
by Railroad another large lot of6,O0l Rolls. making
our stock amonnt to 10000 Rolls of $50 patterns To
persons intending 10 paper their houses this spring.
we wohld say that being the. gents of one ofhe ar
gesi Manufactoresin New York. prepared'te
furnish Wall Paper and Borders 1T Factory prices
with the addition offreght
Fort.e convenience u our custOnersn Davenport.
we have samples Of all our Wall Paper and BordersLt
Boob Stand in the Post Office, where they
make selections and leave Their orders Give rai
we will give satisfaction TO a ! purchasers.
WARREN Il RHAWN.
Book settlers aud Stationers and dealers in Wall Pa
per Posi- ONCE. davenport Illinois ST. Rock island.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

Ill who desire to avail themselves Of beautiful sites
a for Rural Homes had better call soon on
mays EADS IL STEW ART.