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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25
Denmark. it is said, is sending rel

Denmark, it is said, is sending REIN
forcements to tho West India Colo
MES, IN anticipation of a rupture
with the United States. 1t would be
more economical to abolish the unjust
tribute which she levies on our COM
merce, and save the expense of war.
The rumor Of Russian mediation is
probably premature.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

CURIosITY.--The editor of the Alex
andria, Va Gazette noticed a rather
singular sight recently, at the store
of Mr.. John Howell; nothing less
than cat nursing a litter Of young
rats, their natural mother having been
killed by Madam Puss.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

WHEAr.-Wheat has been shipped
from the neighborhood of MUIR
lreesborough, Middle Tennessee, to
New YORK, and been sold at profit
of eighty cents to the bushel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

A pair Of horses fell into a we'll
thirty feet deep at Beaver Dam, Wis
cousin, the other day, and alter re-
naming at the bottom all night. were
taken out aud found to be uninjuretl..
The well had not been walled up
and there sGas room for them to stand
Mt the bottom.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

The Methodist Publishing House
at Nashville, Tennessee, which has
been in operation only five months,
has printed 49,5S9,000 pages
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

The.trade Of Memphis with Gin.
cinnaii is said TO have decreased one
half since Blackwell stole Mr.. Robi.
sons negro girl.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

Arrangements, have been made in
Canada, to raise Immediately force
Off, 500 recruits, for the British army
in the Crimea. ar "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

The MINERS AND MANUFACTURERS s
BANK of Knoxville, Tenu., has resum-
ed payment in full, the Register says
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

A Country ueU Sappded with MI.
itery ChieJtains.-If the Republic OF
Mexico be deficient in everything
else that can contribute to the great
ness and glory Of nation, she is GER
tainly not wanting in military officers
lie Trait d. Union, of the 18th inst,
says that since the beginning of Gen
Combardin's administration, in 1858,
until the departure Of Santa Anna,
more than twelve thousand brevet
military. commissions we're issued
Adding to those issued previously,
and those issued by the revolutionary
chiefs during the same period, and the
sum total Of officers now holding COM
missions cannot fall much short OF
thirty thousand.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25
. The Crans this Season.

. Tho corncrop of the United States
is estimated at one billion bushels for
the year 1855! Of this vast amount
the human mind has but poor concep-
ton. Noticing in our exchanges nu-
merous calculations concerning the
amount of produce raised this year,
we submit the following statement of
the corn crop for 1850 in some of the
chief States. Upon this basis peo-
nile can make their own calculations:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25
Officers Of the Masonic Grand Lodge

Of Tennessee.
Jno. S. Dashiell, Nashville, G. M.
Thos. w. Wisdom, GAINESVILLE, d.
G. NJ.
A. B. Jewel, Memphis, S. G. W.
r. FL. Hodsden, Sevieryille, j. G.
w.
W. II. Horn, Nashville, G. Treas.
C. a. Fuller, 4" G. Sec'ty
APPOINTED
Henry Jones, Of Morning Sun, G
Chaplain.
T. N. w. Burton, Of Cotton Grove
S. G. D.
James R. Bright, of Fayetteville
j. G. d.
James Hickey, of Hampshire, q
Sword Bearer.
Thos. J. Sneed, Of Alexandria, &
Pursuivant.
Henry A. johnson, Of Franklin, Il
Steward.
M. E. DeGroye, of Nashville, e
Tyler.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

From the above data farmers can
form a good opinion Of the amount
raised this season. We are inclined
to nut the increase over 1850 at fifty
per cent. fer corn, and sixty per cent.
for wheat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25
PeYplra-

tIO1,
Fever aud Dull Pain in the Head, Yellow
ness Of the Skin and Eyes. PAN in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, Sud-
den Flushes of Heart Burning
in the Flesh, Constant I'm
aginings of Evil, and
grsat DEPRESSION
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25
great Depression
of SDir-4S

The proprietor, in calling the attention Of
the public to this preparation. does so with q
feeling of the utmost confidence in its virtues
and adaptation to the diseases for which it is
recommended.
1t is no new and untried article, but one
that has stood the test of ten years trial be-
fore the American people. and its reputation
and sale is unrivalled by any similar prepara-
tioh extant. The testimony in its fayorciven
by the most prominent and well known Ply
sicians and individuals, in all parts of the
country is immense. The following from
your own State is respectfully submitted, re-
ferring any who may still doubt, to my Memo
rabilia," or Practical Receipt Book, for Farm
ers and Families, to be had gratis, Of all the
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Office and Mandatory, 10, Arch
St pbiladelnhia Pa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-10-25

In the Senate, tho session was
mostly occupied with reports Of Com.
mittees, and actions thereon. The
Senate bill providing that county
subscriptions to railroad stock shall
not DO expended out Of the county
where subscribed, passed its Sd read
ing after being amended on motion OF
Mr.. Turney, so as to exempt tho
South Western Railroad from Its
operations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

eADraI subscribea IL equivalent to new dnnutien Of
a. Sc On the Four and BALI par cents and Of H. 08c
en- the Three per cents
1hss: Who pay ~ ss sass win receive discount squi-
All these combined advantages reduce in reality The
price OF the Four and bali cents 70 88f 46o and
that Of the Three per cents to 6S &c., and compared
With the last quotations Change, procure = tAs sab
serber prs6t Of 81 29c the former, ana It a. &c.
the IatterA profit the viae OF which 10 increased
when It 10 considered that for some days the Bsuzss hss
been influenced BY the expectation Of the oan and the
weakness Of the Last quotatoM is only due to ae.
In case the amount subscribed should exceed ths SUM
required propose that your Majesty should decide that
the subscriptions Of 60f Of Rente and beleW IL shall
alone be exempt from reduction that al those above
SOL chan undergo proportionate redsction-
This MEASURE appears TO me- just; BY assuring por.
ton to all the subscribers, Whatever may Be the amount
win certainly be enhanced.
As in the former loans, and to mako plsce for The
small capitalists the mnimum Of the subscription VIII
be lowered to l0f. Of Rsnts.
Such are, Sire, the conditions which have the honor
to submit to your Majesty appreciation The advants
sss that result thsrerom for subaribsrs are certainly
considerable, but ct AL times smN advantages were
deemed Indispensable to assure thS uccess Of nsgo-
tstions The cd ystem had the faufPf ressrviag ne
subscription, Daugursted by your Aaty, consists In
offering them to ALL and by throwing open the Rente
In snlsrsipg the basis Of the credit Of the STATE
am, with the moot profound respect Sire, your Ma
estys very humble and very obsdieat faith
full subject, r. MAGNE.
An rar eyal decree follows the report authorzng the
loan on the cooditiona proposed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

sr svousIy hslaboysd that II HE DAlsam's a. esuM
but speaA It wossd long aso have cried old enough
II settled that whsnsvsY The Qneen does come
size 10 to tale up her residence 1t st Cioud. The
Britt enbsssy has bssn fitted up sumptuousy for tbs
puYpose Of snsbiing her Majesty to hold lsvss.
In the way Of theAsrcss wori or two about RAJ bel
- she 10 to visit America, may b interesting to your
1n41kA She hiss been playing to crowded audiences
welcome her rssppearanee Her performsnss Of Phedre
ID distinguished BY the same high intellectual qualities
she never fails to carry the pubhs by storm bat thoss
tenderness seepg and psthes she " not 90 happy
the psriormasee Of Phedrs she has appeared in Her
naiore AID Camille" On eli occasions her great nvAl
siguora Rsto1 has been present and among the most
enthusiasto in her applause and probably owing to
this presence II evident to all scoustonsd 70 the
great seedisn acting, that 1t any tina did she
exert herself with such telling s6ect-not point
phrase suffered to be lost she is about perform
Marie Stuart and in consequence OF Nstor's success
IN Maria stuarda AZ the t.sna the greatest interest
between the two favoritss. BERTHE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03


July 3l.-Brdo!J Assignee Of lie Jesnc rs. w. A. Sceeu
This csse, reported fen days since was an action III
balance OF board and extras for defendant and his
adopted caughtsr H1s Clarendon. rhs amount sought
was $le2 So There oset Of money paid By de-
PENDANT for plA0tH and ths Court gave decree for
plaintiff fca tl7 So which gives costs TO the Defendant
Hlttdd &ctoy ~. II. N. Eewdrt.-1b.s was sn &C.
ton % recover the value OF certain oil clob taken iron
The houss corner Of Fourth and Thirty second
street By de.endant It appears that the house Was
mortgage Of ali furniture IN tie house to one Gs;ck
D. Clark Amongst other articles mentioned we're four
pieces u oil cloth. Clark forsciosed his mortgage and
ssAsed the building and furniture TO the pAsS whe
row sue ~ baices The deendant mad jadgnsnt
against Can and sold ont his right, t sud INTEREST in
the propsrty In question The dssrdant ir sstAd that
there were sevcn pieces Of oil cloth In the hsuse and
that he had right to all except four. Pisintis gave
every thing In the house and that the cloth %
each story but piece, the Court 20 held sad
gave Judgment for plaintiffs for $50 and cost.
Leonard L y Applety again. Peter Lais Action ~
Thirty ninth street, fer aeea months dus la Nay
1854 1he defendant hired under lease for three year,
at $3.50 land Oroton water rsat) per year. The plaza
TN alleges that the last Eve quxrtcrs unpaid. De-
is sg e ss 10
defendant for 81 70 and costs.
QUESTION OF JURIspI0rYoN.
Jdma n. Spvd0rs ogosna John Orsr, SAer0. dc -
This 10 acts sgains the SAsrin for not returniug
execu, lon issued land delivered TO hm) judg
msnt in favor Of The p.,nt1 ss:nst ose James .s.
council for def nee contsrdsd that this court had
no Jurisdiction the actiou that the only actions
ctuu try snumcrated IN section 90 OF the CODE cad
in the act Of July isss that under the old systsm q
pleading this would b IN action on the case and II =
not Of such nature contemplated by the Legs
la.urs when they pasted the code The Of 1885,
The Court 20 held, and dismisssd the proeeedings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03
Superior Court-Gener.l Term

Present. Chef Justice OAKLEY and Judges Dusr and HoG.
man.
ArGrsr LIS. r. B. Morse rs r. o. j. .Smfh.--ln this
long uGated telegraph the Court directed that tbe
order be settle at special term.
Before Hon. Judge Hoffman.
j. n. Neal re- Asdriah Boody and Others -Conplaint
dismissed, with costs.
The United states 74at Company Of Eey Fork, reees-
0s, Dennis harris and ohSrs.-Judgsssnt for the
surrender and sstsfaction Of the band moxtsaxs
upon tho ndapt giving up the certificates Of stock
produced at the hearing BY the descendant Harris. Ths
costs TO be paid ont Of the fund In hand
Gtoyce Slater rs Curtis Jndscn and cheys-0Yder "a
be settled 1t special tsrm,
trninos rs yerr:rgs.--0rder dischaygirg purchaser
bat without cee.s " s.tber party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

call cYsassiaDs (TehsyAsssss displayed great nteept
shy ei1 sotnias psrsusS, Svsra In hs.d, 400 BAsh-
Bss< ais and Two regiments II regular cAvAny nooer
The HYs Of the snsoys artillery, driving then BACK ~
xsst INTO the their camp.
Dunpg this reconnaissance special detachment had
officers Of the stsG took without INSURANCE toporA.
pbicsl plan Of the localities About p n. the troops
returned 10 caAp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03
The New French Loan-Rcport to the E,n-
peTOr.

10 srA tbs sanp OF the uggs 90
maaainea y our valiant army, IN manner worthy .!
Of rho national feeling ths Senate ard Legislative Corps
hantensd TO reply to the Emperor appeal By suthora
s him 70 procure rom the treasury By the issue Of
Tho time manner, and on3ition Of the loan having
been left 70 tie free cooice Of The government come
tale your Majssty's orders on those points.
The stats OF the treasury and tie resouzces at
nspd would doubtless allow II TO pr,vids fer st many
ssrsos s r,p pospon s0 usns ny %s
placed In your hands.
But it is the duty Of prordent administration to b.
euntrai'y. Aoreovsr, on the frst arnouacsment of
The loan, the capital to BE- employed in Il was imne
els. ;sSt AZ and set aside Delay would cause
end even to the loan ssl for which have the
honor 70 propose 70 your Majesty tSat be issued 81
once.
appears 70 me needless to discuss the numerous
kystns which have OF Late been proposed. The
onal subscription has been tried It e 70 Be recon.
mssttd for its unqusstionabIs impartiaity aud the
brilliant success with which IL hes recently been
Cd fully jusiiaes tbs prssrsn<o given 10 It By your
In the two last loans the subscribers had the choice
tetwesn the Yonr and a. HaIf and Three per Cents.
SEE no reason why they should not again have thu
sane.
propose 70 your Majesty to decide that the Four
and Half per Cents Rsnte shall be sivsu 70 them at
sn ne ss pr Sss 4 s As q. a
TIA. the capital subscribed shall be paid - fol-
lows One. terth at the time OF subscribing and the
remai nder in monthly iostaImesh In eighteen equal
parx OF which the rs shal be due en- the 7tn Of Sep
kmter pext.
1htie conditions win give the subscribers different
advantages, which are easily discsrnibls
At The Hourse to cay the last quotation OF the Four
snda Hak per Cents Rsnte was e2f 75c., and OF the
Three per Cents, e5f e0c.
these quotations compared With the purchase price,
sive 10 tie subscriber already profit Of zoe for the
Four and HaK Per cents and Of &C. for the Three per
INT the main advantage consists In the delay Of near
w tunty months granted to the subscribers, dating
m the Subscription day, and In thu date from which
shs arrears Of the Rsnes win b. paid to them This
yisn, which presurss ty anticipation the interest Of The
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~
pended too much upoa the greats OF tie war to be os
fined BEFOREHAND
The proportions brought forward turn ab.ps by thu
perpo,er res Of France and England ana BY the
pressntatives Of Russia not having led to arrange
men Auss,is had to consult with Der sLss on the pro
The negotiations between the inreriA eovsrnnen. and
the Cabinets OF London and Paris were long ana ~
Court o. visnn. did not .Lins il inumscst upos ii to
JOIN in account OF an Interpretation Of the
third point which It did not approve, and ~nish did NOT
that remains Sd tor Austria 10 do to maize last effort
at Cancellation. She found the elements for in tbs
fotentar.es Of the Western povers demanded ths
closing OF the conferences the eovsrnment OF his Ms
esy declared that II would always be rsedy 70 give IL
t,eIRetc support 70 any equitable proposal from what
ever quarter Il might er1enate.
II q With regret, and this regret shared by she
German govern nents, that Austria the hopes she
hsd founc ed upon the conferences vanish
On en-, eripg new situation she n.ds . severe sx
animation Of TIE ebsatscns present circumstances I'm
posed urcn her. She Wit FRANKLY explain to her German
consederatea what view ste Assa Of Der postos and
how shs wishes al parties 10 nndsrrta nd hsr.
1bese difference Of optuion hetween Austria and
be Courts Of Paris and London question Of appli.
cation; but tho rrncipies cstablssed in common lost
o. IL Of
no change hes taken place Ia tbs relations cf the Allied
Powers between Themselves
The Emperor did not think IL was In the interest OF
his country TO take up arms for the Interpretation given
BY France and England 70 the third 20 mt. The bsi.
roSsis ss ohsc .hs ssrs o. HIS ma
main the same Received " persevers In the actual
path Austria viii Invariably maintain the recognized
bases for peace she will support them coumsnsuratsv
with the obligations she has contracted Will Al. hsr
influence and eli her ferce.
peace which would not assure the carrying out of
the four points q guarantee as defined (sJ a. the
Conference would not offer sufficient 10 Ans
tia Tor the future tranquility Of Europe.
Austria eousidsrs then, acquired fact the Aarse
rnent (,ntend) on the Srst two points
she has pointed out for the settlement Of ttS
third point 10 necessary that this question sasaia
feesive clear and precise solution asaog the SURF
" Of Eaicpeas Interests, but the acceptance o! Which
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
Misfellanfous.
LADIES. COLLEGE.

vNnreseppx this Circular to the public, the fropr-
eor wishes 10 inform the that the Ladies' Coitege
viii omen for The reception of students the I'd day OF
Nav next in all its various departments.
Our arrangements for a thorough course OF ihsuue
tian In me Various departments OF the College, are
ample and on scale TO meet the demands OF me age
and spirit ofthe times.
Weaim TO riye mo 20 practical, thorough and com
plete course Of studies than any OF our schools Tor
Young ladies. Yea, more, We mean 10 take the ieao
In the business offemale educatioh,
Thesoursc of studies will be varied 10 suit me CIR
eums,ances and intellectual capacity ofthe pupil.
Tuition in the Primary Department, W. Per y
do 49, usual course, w . a,
Languages and higher English branehes,s W
NorE, Mo extra chargesin me Nor"aior
Tcache rs' department.
Harm $40 90 to IL 90 g
Landscape Paintingin oil. 90
Monochromatic Cray n aud feheu -. =, 4.
Drawing, sc, each, w
Hapier Machc and Ornamental Lesi"er 90 =. A
Work. each, 49, w
Embroidery, Ornamental Needle Work,
Sc. s. i, in all their variety, each, 90 =
pjplonas will be given TO those who COM
pete a thorough course in either OF the
departments.
Boar with furnished rooms including
washing, lights, fuel, stationery, &c, ~ 90 . "
IL the pupil furnishes her own room, etc, - " - -
All paymen,s tn be made in advance.
These wishing rooms, or desks day eehoi-
ars, mus, apply sson -; Nou piaS,
M Mn Il Il. 4 I. csDs,,s, Principals.
Davenport, nch rs, '35.dwtf.
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,rxxSx.v,yI, RAILROAD.

Thro, Nh, Throurh Trims between PhilaIelphia
and pi,,sburg. -THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phis delI hia for Pt,,sburg at a, NJ anT
iiNR lives philadelphia al p NJ and Plttsburg
for Pal .adeiphia al p NJ. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh AZ II, r.
M'.and Pit,sbu ~ for Philadeiphia at 10 I. NJ
The above lines connect at Pitsburg with The Rai,
roads 70 snd from St Louis, Mo-; Alton, Gaiena ana
chieaeoiit.: Frankfort, Lexington, sh1 IoutsNl'e'
san,,,sky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, IanesVihe,
Nassilion and Wooster. Ohio; also, with the steam
Packet Boats from and TO NV o-LrAss, st. Louis
Lo-IsvILLE and CtSeiSnaTt. ,..
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either o. 'he
above places. ,.,. ~. Y,s,.
Forfartser particulars see Hand-bi SAL me diner-
a., s,ay,ire points Passengers from the West
viii find this the shortest and most expedilons
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK, or bos-
ton. - -. pk;L.
] NESKIMEN. 9g't. Passenger LiHeS, PAfs.
philadeIphia Feb. 9Th. 1855 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad.
G. AN :

PASSENGERS for Bloomington Springfield; Alton
l and ST. Louis, will find the route via La SANE TO De
the Sueediest now now open 10 the public, ana NOT
.ub,esed 10 the usual delays OF the River by taking
III. CHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND RAlLRoADto La
SAFE .tbe ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoADio Bloom
CIsICAGO a. MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
10 Alton and St Louis. passengers are taken through
Without delay in Is Hours!
The route TO ST. Louis via Mississippi Rivers THREE
prxnprn Nil rs and time FORTY-FouR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria, Pekin and n,
hama; a, Springfield with Bardstown. Petersburg ana
Havana; al Viren with Wzvery; at Cariinyiiie win
HiIlsboro, Van Burensbury, Vandalta and Salem; al
Brighton with Greenfield and Scotsyilie: and at Alton
with Jerseyyille. Carrolton. Edwardsvilie Highland
and Carlyle The trains also connect at WITH
the Crest Western Railroad for Decatur,
Jacksonville and Naples.
Hassep myers arriving at St Louis will connect with
steamers for the Missouri, Ohio. and Tennessee XIV
ers and also with Steamers for Memphis Vieksoure,
Natohez, and New Orleans.
T-Passenyer Trains leave Bloomington at A. NJ.
and 30 r. H., the arrva of the Trains from The
North.
FTriekets con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEf,
Agent la Sails for any point onthe Chicago Mis-
E. HEALING, sup1C s. MRR.
June sth 1854 ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
Groceries.
FAMILY GROCERY.

TINE subscriber has opened stock Of Groceries In
i his house on Perry bciweenSecoad and Third SIS,
which he will warrant TO be OF the very best quatity
and which ee will sell as low can be purchased
elscw here.
CIGARS.
choice lot Of Cigars jus, received and for sale low
al wholesale orretail , =, prcx
Davenport. Dec esd, ls5a-df
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
eR,cyRY AND PROVISION STORE.

-v>pr having pu the establishment
owned by Mr.. 3 Lyter, at the corner Of hrd and
Brady ats will keep constantly on hang ,srge
ions embracing everything In the line, "hlch ne
viii warran, or the purest and best quality ana VIII
..llss low a. they can be purehasedin the mafAet.
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1855. i0'o'
CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
a6R 90 E12
Npring ArraM9ean,,

Spring ArrnMxeMents.l
oN and after Monday Aprtg NH, and untii.ul.hef nv
4 ~ 49, $500. y III ,,.aya f,ek Island as follows:
lst Passenger train u, y.cpM
arriving al Chicago al, n0 !, n
81 Passenger 1rainat "a A.
art,hs ~ ,r.in with Cd class ears al Is A
ps.- ,rai, Mt 30 A
ls' 40 S 30PM
:. ~ ~, with Oh rlnss cars at 10 A
Al ,rains over this road in direct connection a.
chirayo with trains over both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central r. X. TO and from Detroit, To-
iedo Cleye and, Columbus Cincinnati, PiitsonrSn,
nankirk Runalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, new
York, Phiiadelphia, Baltimore and Wsssih sTr
Ia which places tick cts can be procured OF o D.
vFNS Tick ct agt, r. r. Depot X. l.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OF gi,,ng
distinct directions asto the destination OF ,he1 pag
nre also 10 procure tickets before taking their seats
IN ears the conductors collect fares only 70 s
,i,nsnn me line Of the Chicago and Rock Island Kali
road. .uI,., =. 49, piyision
Rock Island, April I'm, less
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-11
INSURANCE.
FIRE AID NA1INx

New Yo,k City 1nsnfance ConRa1.
HoMR OFFICE No. WALL 81 =.
bsAsea r.,,r.n esoo,e0o.
This Company organized under TIC laws o. vow On,
has established Branch Once q nvenpsH az ~
- - raliciss Ssainss loss damage py rltc on
mwcIlImx Houses, WArehOusess ssSHcs
and MerChNn0tse.
Also MAR1xx AND INLAND NAvIaATteh Asp iAA~
,a.--scx Risks on the most favorable terms
rohi ,,rs S,,v d. s. ysass. Prtsf
NosSt ALEy ". NcGREGoR,
a, ,sx. Geni. Agent
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Oct \
-. w..t.rn Massachusetts, Insurance Compy'
1ns PittsAeld, Mass.

Cash Capital, ,,..r,na CO:
Berkshire Soahs. Pi,isneld, Mass.
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