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The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

THE RrLING PAssioN.-It is seldom
that the ruling passion is seen SO Strong
in death, as in this instance, narrated by
the Courier de 1T e. anda:
An Old soldier, feeling his end ap-
preaching, and wishing to die like good
Christian. sent tor clergyman to admin
ister to him the rights OF the church Af-
ter having attentivcly listened the cxhor-
tations othis contcssor, he asked him with
a feeble voice. Can you tell me, rcyer-
end father, if Sebastopol is talsen:'
The clergyman, astonishcd at such a
question from dying man, answered as
yet there was no positive account Of Its
fall. The man continued, THE reason
| ask the question is, as | am about to de-
part for the other world, it would have
given me great satisfaction to be able to
to announce The good news to Marshal St
Arnaud.' At those words he fell back on
his pillow, and after half an hours suf-
ferins TIC poor soldier brcathcd his last
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

WORD TwIsTGyG.-Our lawyers who
" filed bill, )" " shaved note, cut an a.
quaintance, split hair, made an entry,
raised a haul, got up case, framed an
indictment, impannelled jury, put them
in box, nailed witness, hammered o
judge, chisscled client, and bored q
whole COURT" all in one day, has since
. laid down the law" and turned carpen-
Nilror.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
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The costs of the diamonds and pearls
in the crown Of England, exclusive Of the
metals, is put down at $55O,O0O The
interest in the Investment in the British
crown, is $4,000 per annum-enough
to pay the salaries of the President and
Secretary Of State and treat them to a
new republican crown quarterly.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

a fpeculator who buys largely of the pro
ducerS, remarked to Us, that the first things
he looked for when he went into mans house
to purchase, WIS a newspaper. lfho saw none
he was sure of gone bargain
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

the other of the prominent parties Of his
county-if he would decide in his own
mind for what he was elected, and secure
it-but to make his station a mere cipher
on the most important measure Of this
Legislature is unjust to his own reputa-
ton, and especially so to his constituents.
Mr.. Speaker Stowe is an excellent of
fccr. He is generally admitted to be
impartial and correct, and though little
slow, is perhaps the best man for Speaker,
with the possible exception of Ashley, in
the House. But he is needed on the floor,
upon which no leader of the Wings has
developed himself The contested seat
case, between Calvin, sitting member, and
McCurdy, contestant, was decided to-day,
by referring the whole matter to their
constituency of Tuolumne county. This
was perhaps the best way to settle the
question, although if there had been de-
cision of the matter by the House there
is little doubt that Calvin would have
been displaced, and McCurdy allowed the
seat. Illegal voting for Calvin was proved
beyond question, while he had but one
majority. But the papers in the case
were badly made up, and consideration
of the case extending over twenty days Of
the session left many members in doubt as
to the real merits of the matter
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

DR.. P. who is attached TO a Partisan
theatre in quality OF physician, expressed his
created AZ the same time instead cf the latter
sprnging from the rib Of cur first parent. A
young actress Standing by, remarkable for the
graceful turn which she ever gives to the ex-
preston Of her IDEAS, said Was it not natural,
sir, that tic flower shall come after the stem !?
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

Cost OF THE WAR-Privatc letters
from England state that the amount of the
loans required by government is O,O00,-
600 Of which one-half will be wanted i'm
modjately, and the other half before
August next. The French loan is 70 bo
Cor eight millions Of francs.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

A genius out west has invented an India
rubber ladder. The only objection to the ar
rangemcnt is, that you climb all day without
getting up any. But what of that? Tic
same objection will apply to q thousand other
things.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

GERMAN BRIDEs-Mr James Brooks
of the New Express, who is now in Eu-
rope in arecent Letter says:
The Germans, by the way, have a
queer way OF making ''Bridcs'' and Of
doing somo other things in the courting
and marrying way, which may interest
you perhaps. When maiden is bctroth-
ed, she is called Bride" and so contin-
ues till she becomes 'wife'' All the
while she is engaged she is a "Bride D
The lovers, Immediately upon betrothal,
exchange plain rings, which are worn ever
afterwards, until death parts them The
woman wears hers on the third finger of
the left hand and the man his On lis left
hand. When the ''Bridc" becomes wife,
her ring is transferred to the third finger
of the right hand, and there it remains
The husband always wears his ring Just as
the wife wears hers, SO that if you look
upon man hand; you can tell whether
he is not mortgaged Or not.-Ihere is no
cheating for him ever aiter-no coqueting
with the girls, as if he were an unmarried
man; for 10 ! the whole story is told by
his finger iine \ Niennese married lady
was much amused when | told that in our
country We only "ring" tie women, but
let tne iusbands run ut large unmarked
Oh, tha, is dreadiul,' said She, more
than hal shocked, think there is Frcde-
rick my husband-only 24-so young, so
handsome-and all the girls would be ta-
king him for an unmarried man, and be
making love to him - "Oh, it is dread
iul !" 'How can you do SO in your coun-
try:' 81 would not live there with Fred
erick for the world" Thinking over the
the reasoning Of my fair Niennesc, | could
not but come to the conclusion with her,
that in her country there was more securi-
ty for the wife and that therefore, her
custom was better than ours. But would
not there be a rebellion among the men in
America, il the wives there thus put a
public stamp Of ''property" upon their
husbands at every step they took : The
Germans have other agreeable customs in
their silvcr-wcddings (snlJe1nc hochaeit)
the twenty-five years Of welded lite and
their golden weddings, (goioie4e Aochseit
(5O years j but OF these So much has been
written, that can probably write you
nothing new. If ever get time, | will
consecrate whole chapter to you on Ger
nan courtships and German welded life
but this letter Is just now medley enough
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

Somebody called upon an apoth2cary lats
one night. and purchased al emetic, with
which he left for home. He was the carlics:
customer at the same shop on the following
morning, and called for another emctic, say.
ing that he believed the FIRST one was not good.
as it would not stay on his stomach
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

BRIDGET, where's the tea-kettle?" please
marin, Mr.. O'Neil. the new boardcr. is wash,
ine his feet in it," The last seen of Mr.
O'Nei he was going down the front stoop
about six inches in advance Of an empty coal
semitic
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

Orr OF DE8r Ell Dorado county at the
present time is entirely out of debt. and not
only So but has surplus in the Treasury to
the amount of $4,000 25. This certainly
speaks layoraby Of the Empire county.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

Pretty GooD.-Over Wendell HoIrc. IN
a recent Lyceum Lecture, speaking Of the opin.
ions ions expressed ,7, OF Americans by EnsIishmen
saws The English see through the medium
Of insular prejudice, the conccit Of their littls
island, which might be stirred into the Missil.
sippi, AMI settled before it re chcd the Baliz,.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

Can you tell me- asked pundit "why a
conundrum that nobody cah guess is like a
ghost p Snail tell You now, or next month?
Now, Il YOU please" Well sir, sooner or la
ter everybody must give it up"
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

RGcH MINER.-A correspond of the Sacra-
mentO Statesman states that Capt j T. Hills
mining claims at Iowa Hill are valued at $780,
| 000.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

4 Turk wears so many Heas in his shirt.
that mathematician has just demonstrated
that if they should all lump at once, they would
carry him across the Bosphorus.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

Mrs. Boomer says she never could sec any
thing pretty in wOman's swelling out from
her hips to her feet like hogshead or big-bot-
toned churn.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

SCIENTIFIC i. is intimatel that the Re-
gents of the Smithsonian Institute intend hav-
ing work prepared for publication, On the
variety of fishes, new and Old, found in the
vsters ralt .Hi .resb, ef California
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

As proof of the hardness of the times, there
is a man in Ohio who kills only half pig
as q time time.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
TAr anl.v.lel oNE slXMI u .'oyye7's rl:cA
S6C.57O

-. SSS'OS -
.b, -7-o-.-f ia cl.iseIv cuoncu1lhcrrt and VIII
&c le..c-al ana LII; OF safe si,cn Immediately after the
l-awius Tn, cash p.i demand 10 the holder O tie
Irzr.
t., drawing VII 80 i- the oven ar (Tc1'hcr rern2.:,inc
othar.se aaa a- erected for the purpose and
she lnte Of t9 a- vl la decided by vote Of ticket
lo' le-s present .u .Ar OCCASION
Tn, sbeac, .sl- i,,e, 10 r,rcr - thc following yon
tl,n,a his character f,r integrity AMI enterprise
AL. q tlr va'se Ct tie property IN question Il
Uav.s J +. CreG''l1v A. t. Str-"nt.
rgA rE,O ITu' SO coo Will RE MAZE On TIE
FL: u. " N'it H. lra, Co. security f,r the
-a'v41 pro. c-'v n th" ahlsc prizes
NsvAd4 CO bee IS. 81: 2 DOyVER.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

Why are your nose and and chin always At
variance? Because words constantly pass be-
tween them.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

The last instance of modesty is that Of a
young lady who refused to wear a watch in her
bosom, because it had hands on it.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
american Livery and Sale Stable,

RPOAD STREET, Ne IA b A.
~ subscriber becs - return his III nks to the
Il c,t;zaas Of Neyaia. f,r the liberal ra'ronase
thus FIR bestowed uron his establishment, and TO
aiarn tAeui fnat he continues 30 keep the test Sc
rirt''a IF saddle 5Ll other HoESEs lor 'hsir acco'
le,l,ti.o tbatrhe cnr,,,v will afford and he would
maeeidlv call he art ntion o,the Ladies to his st9cN
spirited but gentle animals Il sueh INN as ,neS
ore iesjroas 10 enjoy healthn aoI lnviIe a,'"-
srie. !. b. LubttfLL
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

An editor in Iowa has discovered that there
is a war in Europe, of some kind, but what
they are fighting about he don't know. He is
10 worse off than good many other folks.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

A Farmer, who married q long nose aud
peaked chin. says he produces vinegar by sim .
ply getting bis wife to look into the cider bar
Iel.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

WHARF.-The wheat crop Of this State
for 1884 is estimated at 8, ,430 533 bushels,
and has averaged over 25 bushels per acre
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

How CoaD. An Eastern paper, published
IN Novenlber. has new mode Of estm ltinS
the degree OF cold II says that the weather
At that time was "onc month colder. than at
the same date year previous.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

All virtues are in agreement; all vices arc
at variance.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

A company of wharf negroes at Havana
prev the great prize OF 100000 in lot
tery on the 18th Ilt
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

For purifying the heart, there is nothing
like tears. n man is never nearer heaven,
than the day he buries "his only little boy"
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

ANY fool can ride quiet animal but it is
when the Nag of Life ':jibs' and cuts uF
rough that we find out who ia the real horse
raan.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
ERIZ- 70. g.
-. uD..r.3el uya .j-.Ii ~ ".- cEE i.icA. 80
--c. .---.e -. -
- =, = pJo. z

g.. go, r-'-.--. ~..., .7t good -.Dot|ovrez's
--.... ., .-..,. ,..t p t.,.. ..l-'t a........S,
e. --.-c - I, ~ .-s-ry.. to oaaien tau 'ua--
lF.t ..l--. r...-,. -.... - 10 .t.,.-cs1 . ne
-.a-. +. ...--. e.. .. r...s ef la-tH portion q
,.c,r c..rs. ;A7 Sous. 4~.At aaI vEs' fAH.s -
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

DID universal charity prevail, earth woaN
be Ee>7an sss eel wssla b 6sA,e
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
p--s-3 TJ1. 7.
rs ua2i,1c. OH .jNIU or haryev's Hitch, ,... :
pELEE 10 6.

=. -.o-r RON. as.a..s. -tock AMI Eooi-ri9 q
E5t.c-'- e. rr nu G.-h cock The store VII
h. zua-..!.re3 to contain 5000 worth ot goods
=. he wholesale r.crs of avis ( Wall HeTa.
d.. attached to lie sore ia c1mmod;oa'
h,zr1inr no.se. -,~,y au.3 f..rai hei throughout.
I.i-h cree, ia = f"-" fop3lors mining d.Sfrct
The a.ck.n,s paw vcrv 7er4L'ri.i,. thas enabling
tAc u, ncr. 10 settle their accounts promptly.
TaI4ed Observation-Disclosures. ......................
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
lDovyer Rame
Ditch Property, Ranches & Stores.
GO,CZo Dollars.
TICKETS 81 EACH.
-1n--

y:,!IE properly OF J. yycr NIL be Rated fer al Nevnda
t5-- t.!l.o-ia on lie tt.lccith day OF Nay, 4 T.,
., / CONSIST. ,io Wa.e. itch, known "a lower
I... a.. is a,lGci .uto six shares, each OF winch
w.. . li.@. -p ..lose-, two store.. and two t-o-
e... t... .l.....- l-e following il A.t o tie ia@G
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

u billing aeI 1ar snort nv friends and pat
r,,s t form e. '.e l"a.uro i'm recommending IT :
z WcTatyrc asa Gcu-lo0an aou nhlea in his profession
sn4 ,rorrt, rf III confidence 7. \. IINERHORE.
,.es-t.i.. .-.,..e TO tlo above +. y. CLARKE.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
PRIZE 40. :,

- IT t;s't"I tEr-l& Il # Towers n1tcA-'-' e'pS"
y4.- wa apvsa fro.cr,. i- !at uI At less '-'A
g.. ~: -l .-t ar ca. .--a~-.. and subsequent M
,-..au.... -: au t last .";t Il, af"r-i Ter cent
Ter ... ... tile sal ltlau. lie i'cH t"Acs
H.. .s-,. c N H., -.e'. about : oi = Il'Ie b' 'of
.r-.tt r-.l.. tt.r i'.e 60 Bush ore"h. gun, down
60 70 ua.. ~. ,. E.,.s... a. l.--.arE lat. iron
s.h,l.. .. sya.r- f. 'a-,s t. fl" Badger ci-g.;es
r>r..r. b.. -turr Ii~ whole i,:lcth Is through
r..a mi. ..-t-al Having t"rn much mIfoted
th.i rI .,ilt..u ut iep Ntrs Lrre re-"rHo4IS,
= ~ -t. ll-ltcr -.tf j. 4 Ht"r IS u~ar'i and con
* .4cur .u,~ct oi f.r income Of lie Fitch. 1hs
p.f os liz above 10 ~ all times forth
eu-u <
r,-ve-v'. yr-~l t,- ~. 81. .I. is.,tllrS NouFe
49, =. Wager. an. Farming Iii ltntnts =!
T-e ....o 50 d .e-..-t e -...--.-.-...--
% 4'.. ut ...t rA'. .'.-.-.
-u-r a,..' --.......--.
,-t-, ..-. -..t-.. .-..... e. .---.. ..----
--I -e e..-.r.-- -...-. ..-.- --...-------
t.e... ......,---
aziA sr,.lr la-rar. j. ltrt"c cultivation. Il Pro.
g qs..t. :..l QHau.ty. Fur proof ol lie correct
1-ss = ..,e statement. tHa pa}lc are invited
&C. ..4a'ae Hc frot..e %. t'+e present year- There
rfe .-,l facilities .-- i~r.-.tn1 where It i-l.ei
F..- il, c.-'..l -.,n. ,.e ranch is very s-l'atis
{ -,-.rtyi.. u, t'- us ~. II ht..arin., {. vi 80
n -. p-.i-c., j, a..,..t, e5."lIi-Aol.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
r--r- ~ <
= ~.-% :. =.
r. us.-..,G DE--lz-JiI II lowers I1teh = -
ar
- f-- p NJ =
= 49, X -. =. -

=. ~a--'I known ae:I, II. a. IcttA. 'rr,0s"5
vs-a- COOL l...o' i....- beautifully Nt-a't:
a. e.--.-.. e... 3rF..r.at Ire crop and
O. .ue a....-.e. There .ea nan isame cottage on
she Isa-4 aey auI a.l aa.-Ae---r~!~el
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
s. {. Mcintyre,
9T-,r-,ow x M2C-EArJTcAL DENTIST

~ & 'g IT,, t. a.0,m 9e e,.@s. g friends nj 51., and II,
,fFr..ssA ! /, t.a- Oh in all its branches the Ia
III t-ti : te-. eo. ti..- a"rrose ei rrinc'l les.
n- NJ commenced his st. RS IN 1855 under tho we'll
haoyn ir Bu IL yf T5t,aicc and graduated under the
cst,r..t tr. rt,.t q 1I; u Paris IN 1870 and
49,. r,..~ since ,tt: ile gives Inn confidence N be
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
Per.r2t Satisfaction 10 his Patrons,

y Lccr- SAMMY n EEHf IN crocII00' 2ruc" q
room IDWlfH AMI an INTATIIpIE EISiEuI FOR
ff,..rFl tl ;}E
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26

Eco,--Dnltci States k3oteI, Ncvada.
: = N vl..-s t.-.~. Valley ever. AUluay ia OK
. &C. over Adams Go IS il.rc-- uaico.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
TOWN OLE BLUE GRASS.

THIS town l. situated beautiful undulatiag
i prairie 10 miles from Davenport and II miles
from MuscatiEe II u the State road. miles from
the MississpFi and Missouri Railroad and miles from
the river 1t yer, healthy with population of one
hu ndred of sick ness having occurred this
summer. II Is within half mile Of timber and the
distance of the best cod banks m the country
lite well watered both with springs and wells
Blue Grass eenfaiHs store, with a hne open
ing another, tiaeksni shop wagon shop, cabinet
shop, etc. Three buiidin rs now bsiugcompeted,
Of which. OF ample dimensions and intended tor a
tavern stand IS for rent reasonable terns. Being
the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant. yers fair Inducements thns
presented to any one wishing engage In the bmsi
ness. mills tn operation ~ miles from me
town and grist mill Is being erected at the same
place
Lots for sale In the above town very
reasonable terms, ard those wishing build and To-
cate there viii have snch Inducements preseute6t EN-
al are rarely offered. Goor improved farms can ue
purchased ~ the vicinity atffom SIS 10 s40per
Stone coal kept constantly hand a. coal bank.
JAS, T.. BURNsIDES.
Rlue Grass. Oct 7th, Is5a-wtfEtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
LADIES' COLLEGE.

LA
senting this Circular TO the public the Propr
wishes 10 iaform the that the Ladies' Ioliege
will open the reception of students the I'd day oil
NAV ne 1t, in all its various IA partments.
Our arrangements for thorough course OF tnsifac
ton ia the departments of The tsitese' arr
ample aud on scale 10 meet demands Of the age
and spirit ofIhe times.
We aim TO give a more practical, thorough and com
pier. course Cf studies than of schools To-
Young ladies. Yea. more, mean 10 sise the ledsi
in tl,,, business Of f. male sducatian.
course OF stdies Will be varied 10 suit the cir
cum Stances and intellectual - Faet. ofthe r. it
Tuition ia the Primar. Department.. - 80 per q
do usual coHrsr. ~ :
Languages and higher Eaglt.h btahehts.s W " "
NorE No ,EfrG ehargesi in the Sortaal or
Teachers department.
HIM $40 90 to IL 90 - -
Landscape Paintingin oil. 90
Mon 10 hrOmatie, Grayon and Pencil
Drawing, Ac each, 10
rapier Narhp aud Ornamental Leather
Work. each, "
Embroidery, ornamental Needle work.
ne. &. in all their Variety each, 0e 7
Diplomas will he given to those who COM
r.te n thorough course IN either OF the
departments.
Boa I'd with furnished rooms including
washing. tights, fuel, stationery DC, - 90 = "
n the pnr,ii furnishes her room etc, - o. . =
An payInents to be made in advance.
Tho. wishing to seeare rooms desks ia! sehol
ara must apply xsoa r n. COD DING,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Ma +. H. Co3Pi>o, [ prtnei,,l.
Mas. N. A. ccDpiss,
IA inch 9S-iwi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
Fall X Winter Clothing
AT JOHN J0RDAN'S
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE aud varied assortment OF Mems ana
Slows, Ready made Clothing. enbraC-

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
LARGE aud varied assortment OF Mems and
a Boys, gssady made Clothing enbrac-
ing ali the deraht and approved styles, and made by
good work men out of the best material
Fine nediota and common. Union. Beaver, Felt,
Pilot. Peiershain and Flushing, Bangaps, Sacks AM!
Paetot Oyercoats, Cloth, Dress and Froek Coats oi
various coors and qualities. Cloth. Cashmere, sati-
net. Velvet aud Tweed Pantaioons SILK, satin, Va
antla Swansdown. Velvet. Plush. Cloth, Cashmere,
Eatipet. Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets Drawers Undershirts, Hosiery. saspenders,
Gloves. Crsyats. Handkerehefs shirt Collars, stocks
ries scarfs Winchester and scotts approved Patent
shoulder seam Shirts Umbrellas and articles usual
Is kept In sentleman's furnishing stores, including
Robes de Chambre and Revere Vests md Ovcrcoais.
Also. n splendid assortment OF uHcnt Cloths. Cassi-
u,eres and Nestings- all OF " heh will be made up to
,rderin tho bestmanner, with promptness, Ut accom-
,nodatiny prices. ard by competent worknen. This
Establish isin the mnptbiy receipt the latest
Cushions that orders intrused to them may be re-
al upon a. being in the latest stsie by those VII" a."
sire H. Al manner Of PLAIN WORK and work ~ gen
tee medium. promptly attended To IS heretofore
HATS of a new sfxie together with all Of the com
non kinds cor stantty ON hand.
Grateful fcrpa 81 patronage the subscriber
~ homes 10 me rit d col tinuanee oftae same
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor Clothier on Front street, oppo
site the Steam Mills
Davenport Oct Sd 1854 -3wtri&wH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
BREAD, CAKES q CRAcKTBs.
Wholesale & Retail,

EHE sHbscriber having purchased one yfIcCollum' :.
celebrated Cr4rker -HdestAes. he - prepared To
furnish hs customers and I'll others with Butter sod;
sugar. Boston, Ol ster aud Picnic tFscters Pilot
Bread, Cakes. Rsk and Loaf Bread. ut wholesale or
retail. The above trtclcs will be sold cheap
be bought In THIS part OF the country.
BAKERY o. Front, between Rock Island and Prrry
streets above The steam mills. All orders from the
eonntf! promptly attended to.
De- p ttMay 10th. ls54-wtrw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
SCOTT HOUSE.

THE above three story brick house. sitaa
ted u the corner OF Front and Harrison
Inn sis, is now completed, thoroughly furnished
ne1e aud open for the mmodation OF the pub.
Hons lie. The subscriber hopes by strict aiteh-
ton 10 BUSINESS to receive share Of public patr2n.
age.
X. BEN ron,
Davenport. Nov 81, lest-dtf. Proprietor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
Office Of Treasurer Of
NJ. 4 ". X. X. Co.
go.;ra IN Stockholders

THE Fourth Instalment of nve per cent stock ~
NJ. s NJ. X. r. CO. is due on 18th November, and
payable at the Office Of Cook SAsaKsT-and hye per
cent viii be due aud payable al place 18th Of
.aeh month thereafter til further notice.
GEO. Il. SARGENT,
nov Io--3F -wtrsstf Asst. Treasurer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
DAVENPORT HOUSE.

AIRS. "A. GRANT. having leased the Hotel re-
vi Gently oeeapip. by her late husband. VIM Grant
fuowu al tho DAVENPORT HOUSE,, has opened the
,me for the accofamo datien OF The public.
She will keep neat house. we'll furnishes iarderand
zones T., deserve and share OF public patron
age. She has large ward attached for wagons and
sisbling Tor thirty-fvc h. rses
Davenport may =. tssi-wtruti
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE subscriber Is Agent for Wheeler, Wil.oH
! Co.'s superior Sewing NaehiHss--by the 81
these machines much gf that which has been a
druAgcry becomes but a pleasant iask-ans who have
rasd Mrs r. Oake Sniths letter published in the \.
Trune sometime since. In relation to Them, wiilneeh
20 'ong com eniatIors here. Whoever has wish to
these beAui f, and Truly Iab0r saraHr Machines
operate can he grntHed by calling ~ tny store
sold III New York prices, adding freight. mith this
draHtare the buyer has the opportunity ofksarning
70 Usc fhtm. .
VIM. A. S0HRsE.
Moline, June 9Th. 1884
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= 9NNE " III Vi Ia J h a VU.,
EsEAERAL Agents, Storage. Forwarding aud Com
\ mission Merchants, for the purchase aud safe OF
Flour, Grain, p1Aiuce Lumber, and Manufac-
lures OF all Descriptions
Corner 81 lowe and Fourth streets
Opposite New r.. nsyl ana House. Nearihe Depot
CeusiEnments res ee.tgily solicited Davenport
aud charges moderate Iowa
REFERENCES.
!. s. J. Boxer. New York BoLLNtNAG ARRrsok, Pits.
jos : LAgs. ksQ., SRA a. Go. do
BtspHAa n SOFAS. Phtla. MISC, tENNECG& Co Do
SGFES. GAREET 4 Go - B.U.LgY & osaEAyE ACp do
Geo. hEek X Go, tip. q. Wa. MGCrlLr a 90 do
J =. g. ErrLgE s. CO. H,IL \ srEER do
A.. SKATER, Hamilton % ions ~. DAVIS, do
The undo gncd having located themsclvcsat pay
eupo Iowa. for ihc purFose nf carry Bg on the above
business tender their services Their friends ana 9th
ri-a and respectfully a.k share 81 their patronage.
All vors will receive special attention and dispatch
upon the most fiyOrGbl. terms.
JACOB WEAVER ia. & Co,
Feb's gard less,