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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

FuSeTIoSs OF CoSsuLs.-l. Consul may be au-
thorized TO communicate ctly with the Govern
ment near which he resides; bat he does not thereby
acouire the diplomatic privileges of Minister.
2, Nor does he, as Consul, acquire such privileges
by being appointed as he may at the same time,
Charge d'Afaires.
3. To the question whether Consul can soemnre
marriage or not as Consul, 1t Is wholly immsieriai
whether he be or not subject of the foreign Govern
ment.
4. The exterrtoriaity of foreign Consus in Turkey
and other Mohammedan countries is entirely inde,
PENDENT of the fact of diplomatic representation, and
Is maintained by the difference Of law and religion,
being but incidental the fact of the established ex
eroaty of Christians in all countries not Christian.
s. Consuls as international commercial agents org
mated in the colonial mum Qualities OF the Lam
Christians in the Levant, which municipalities were
self governing through their "Consuls the ancient
title OF municipal magistrates in Italy.
g. Rights of private exterritoriality having ceased
TO xst in Chrisendom, foreign Consuls have ceased
TO be municipal magistrates OF their countrymen there;
but they still continue not only International agents,
but also administrative and judicial unctionaries of
their country 10 countries outside of Chrisendom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

ATPocIoUs MURDER.-Two men, named Henry and
Francois, worked as wood-choppers on the Railroad,
lust below the GENTLY Road On last Friday they
auarreled about trivial matter aud then appa-
rerty mace il up. Mr.. Belle, their employer, paid
them both off on Saturday night and discharged them
On Sunday they were not seen but on Monday night,
between Z and o o'clock, they went into grocery on
IA. GENTLY Road opposite the old Louisiana race
track TO have a drink and shortly after left, and went
toward the old Bayou Bridge. Yesterday morning
Francois returned to the grocery by himself but there
was strange man close by, with a gun on his shout
der and took q drink. The stranger lid not come IN
with him. a hey then left. Yesterday morning, after
the events above related had taken place just before
daylight several wood-choppers and fishermen who
happened TO be going down the Railroad heard groans,
but they could not ascertain whence they pro-
ceeded - After daylight no viewer, the body of Heury
was found and brought TO the Watch House. Ok ex-
aminir the body it was discovered that he had re-
ceived five blows Oh the head with very heavy, blunt
instrument supposed to be the but end of gun, and
seven otl ers on different parts Of his body which had
been given With stick that found near his body,
two of his ribs having been broken by these last
named blows. The body brought up to the
Watch-IIouse and the Coroner commenced holding an
inquest, which be compelled TO adjourn TIL 10
o'clock this morning, when further testimony may be
elected, and the man who inflicted the same may be
arrested Francois escaped but the Police are on his
trail, and will probably lie able to arrest him by the
time of our next report Henry, the deceased, was
only about 90 years Of age and is supposed to have
been Canadian. n. o. Delta, July IL.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse.
JENNINGS & BREWSTER,
Granite ssere-Ne. ~, Battery ST.,

SAN FRANCISCO,
ARE RECEIVING by every clipper from
~ NV York direct from their Manufacturing
Establishment. IA large assortment OF
READY MADE CLOFHHNG.s
.,;,ab, for the country trade, 10 which they in
vits the especial attention of buyers They will
always fnd as large an assortment, and At az
low nrices as can be found at any house in this
city. ,ov,c croru,rc
onstautly on hand. H]e-"
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

A. NJ. NosEBAcH RUDOLPH gpcy
a ca RID,
TIE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECT.
~ fully give notice, that they have
xaa1AkEA&19 removed their
COFFEE SALOON
To the old "El Dorado Hotel" IN Shasta, on
Main Street. They are now prepared to exc
Plain and Fancy Baking,
of every description. IN style moi surpassed by
any establishment of the kind in California.
Balls. Parties. Weddings, etc. supplied ON tho
most reasonable terms
r. BOCH & co.
Shasta, May 26. 1855. my26tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
EMPLOYMENT.

FINIiE UNDERSIGNED, under the supervi-
L sion u The Young Mems Christian Assocl-
ution of Sai, francisco, have opened room
over lhe Post Office. Kcaruy street. alid adJa-
cen, TO Tue Plaza and will fnrnish house and
farm servants. gardepers, plecaancs ard clerks,
to persons who wish to empley ,heHl. Commu-
n;c.,iaps post paid by those who wish e employ
such are reouested aud ,heif wants wlll be sup
piled wi;h.r.t charge. eus
The uudersigned colleosbillsin San Fran
cisco at sivc percent upon :heamouiit received.
and respectfully Tansuitted according to direc-
ton. We will also attend to any agencies or
commissions Of a transient character, on receiv-
ing orders post paid aud one dollar euclnsed.--
We intend to work cheap, aud depend upon an
increase Of business for remuneration.
jy2S-lm WOODBURY. s. CO., sa=.
California Exchange. Saa Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
Legal Notices.
INsOLyENCY.

IN THEMATrER OF The PETITION OF
i John E.Ch,rrh, an insolvent debtor.
!. William r. Daineer6rld. Judge ofthe Ninth
Judicial District of the State of California hav.-
ing received the petition. schedule and nfiidavit
Of John E. Church. an insnlv-nt debtor do here
hy require al the creditors of said John e.
Church. To show canse. il any they can. why an
assignment of The estate "f said John z. Church
>hut not I've made. and he he discharged from,
his debts; and meeting Of the creditors of said
Jnhn E. Church is ordered 10 be held a, The
Conri Hnuse. in the County of Shasta. on ,hr 9TH
day of August. A D.. 1855. at l2 "'clock. noon,
If that day. and the clerk of this Conr, is hereby
directed fn issne notice calling the creditors
1T said John f. Church io be and appear. at The
time and place aforesaid within 80 days after
the date of the publication at such notice. before
me. 10 show why the prayer of the said
ins,lvrnt should not he granted. aud r.eanwbile
that all proceedings on The pai "i the creditors
of the said John E. Church ngains, him be
stayed.
July 5th, 1855.
WM. p. DAINGERFIELD.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
ADMIsrsrEAToR,s NOTICE.

4 LIZ TERSONS possessing claims against
IA the estate OF Louis Delacolle decd. will
present them. with proper vouchers, 70 Pelro-
nela Delacoll-, Administering OF said estate, at
her residence in Middletown. within ten months
from the date hereof, or the same viii he there.
after barred.
PETRONELLA DELACOLLE.
Administratrix.
Shasta County, July 81, 1855. iy4ht
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
JANIS D. Nix, Attorney.

In pursuance of the order of which the fore
going is a copy. hereby give notice 10 the cre-
siiiors of John E. Church. Ia be and appear be-
fore The District Judge of the Ninth Judicial
District. at the Court House. in the town and
County OF Shasta on the 9TH day of July, A. D.
1855, al IL o'clock NJ. of said day, TO show
cause. If any ih y have, why the prayer of tue
atoresaid insolvent should not be granted.
Dated July 5h, A. D. 1855.
THOS. w. DAWSON. Clerk.
iv7 st by GEo. +. ALFoRD. depty.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
10 Miners, Packers, Traders, and the
Public in General


TO Miners, Packers, Traders, and the
Public in General
GOLDSTONE & BROTHER
Fire Proof Brick Baildins,
ADJOINING DR. SHURTLEFF'S DRUG
STORE. MAIN STREET, SHASTA,
~ RESPECTFULLY invite the at xA,.A
tention Of the public to one Of the ~
M mOsi extensive stocks af a9kShA
Ready Made Clothing,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Blankets
and Qnilis, Ducks. Drilllngs aud Sheet
ings. Hardware, Crockery, Qneensware,
Glassware, Plated ware. Cutlery, Playing
Cards. Carpetins, Mating, Oil Cloths. Trunks.
Looking Glasses, Sadery, Spurs. American
Flags. Violins, Gniiars aud the largest assort-
ment of Calf and Kip
BOOTS and SHOES
Ever offered in this or any other market s
IL would be useless for to puff our es-
tablishment, as those who have favored us ~
with their custom are well aware that we have
the
Largest Stock and the best Assortment
In Northern California, aud when we say that
we sell our goods
Per Cent. Lower
Than any other House in town, there is
no deception about it. 1t is for those who
doubt us to come and Judge fer themselves, and
we are confident that ihuse who have done 50
once will not fail to do so in future At any
rate we solicit "A fair and impartial trial, End il
the result be not in perfect harmony with our
advertisement, then we are willing to SUBJ
init to the obloquy of false pretenders. Our ar
rangements are such. that we receive fresh sup
plies weekly direct from New York, and we W i'll
warrant every article TO be of the best uateri
ais. and If found otherwise. they may be re-
turned and the money will he refunded.
SAM'L GOLDSTONE. Shasta,
LOUIS GOLDSTONE, San Francisco.
Shasta, March 10, 1855. mhl(f
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
AHEKIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
H. issued out of the Distric, Couit for Shasta
County, duly ai,es,ed on the l7th day of July,
/, 1855. directed aud delivered TO me- requiring
lne 10 satisfy ajudgn,ent ablaiued in said Court,
an favpr of I. }. Hubbard ,.s. Thos. J. Hadley
and l.. Sweat. fqr tie of fuur hundred and
"ishy-"ne dollars aiad eighty gents ,(94Sl sO)
jud dsment. and one hundred aud twelve dollars
and fifty cents 9lfa 5e) costs. together with all
costs that may accrue, have seized aud taken
in execution 4,
eOpc 4-~.s nmA sssaai Frauc Hpuse,
sitnried ip the town of Sin ,sia. apt adoiaing D.
ID. HariiHs gardep M the s.h,ih and J.Flinn's
r.sdencc op the north, a,sd h:.own as J. T. Had
leys Lot and House.
hereby give notice according to law. 'hnt on
Friday the i7sh dny Of August, 1855,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ, aud
o,clack L. NJ, viii! sell at public auction on
the ;Rre,nisc., the above pr.psrty tn the highest
bidder tur.casS. Nm. A. KkAMajI.f.
Sheriff Of Shasta Co.
July %. 1850 jy2s-3t
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
M. Il. CHURCH.
SHASTA WHOLEsALE PRICEe
CURRENT.

CORRECTED BY RUIZ, BAKER I ROBBINS.
SHAsrA, July 90, 1855.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
TOMLINSON E. WOOD,

NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING,
Keep Constantly ON hand in Shasta,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of all kinds
"A of goods suitable for this market, at whole
sale and retail
One Of the firm will reside in San Francisco,
and tlias by keeping II conslanst familiarity with
the market will enable as 10 fill all orders with
promplness. and on terms as favorable as any
house i'll the in,erior Of California
Traders and Packers are invited to examine
our extensive and carefully selected stock.
J. J. TOMLlNSON, Shasta.
w. F. WOOD, San Francisco.
Shasta. June 81. 1854. !. je24f
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
PACIFIC OIL AND CAMPHENE
WORKS,



Omcc -, Front Street.
Mandatory, Taylor Street, North Beach, San
Francisco.
TVHE PROPRIETOR of this Pioneer Establish.
i ment the Pacific Coast. grateful for past
fav"rs, respectfully announces the removal Of his
Office and Works II, abnve. where he hopes. by
the introduction uf all the recent valuable inn
p:uvrnienfs and the increased facilities whit b
his new aud extensive Works afford in The nian-
uficiure of Oils and CampIIene, fo be- enaed
to supply his customers with a quality "f Oil
and Canlphene that will guarantee continuance
of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
him.
He will, at all times. have on hand large
stock of superior S,,erm, Polar. Elephant. Black
Fish, Tanners Meats Foot. Machinery and Lard
Oil. warranted equal to any manufactured in the
Atlantic States.
He has. connected with his esfahli hment,
department for the manufacture of Lard OIL and
has mo- hesitation in saying that he turns out an
article superior to any imported into the coun.
try.
His facilities for the manufacture of Cam.
phene inferior to none in the State, and will,
at all times, enable him to keep on hand fresh
supply. WM. BAILEY.
Ban Francisco. July IA, 1855. jyl4-sm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
.aAalt D
b A ItE 5 7 N n W s
Death I Robert SCHUYLER


iranslaled from the Courier ies Eta,s uni. H.. =.
lie iollowing lines from u private le,,e,
hei" fafis, are calculated to produce !, sen.
sa'ion in New York
Robert Schuyler died about the middl4
or last month, at his residence in H., en-.
viiohs al Genoa, where he had been Iivino
Tor some time in The ,trictest incopnito viii
his family fl3
nc was not enriched by his monstrous
frauds! on the contrary he received from
America the funds necessary for his subsis.
tence. tltf fst,t Ff
The place Of his residence would have
been known long time ago if certain pc r
sons occupying important positions in the
management OF certain railroads, and espe.
eially 81 the New Haven Railroad had moi
been deeply interested in securing his ST.
lence aud absence from the country.
Since his departure from America his
health has been on The decline, and be f.
naliy died OF grief and modification.
Several eminent iinaneiers of New York
wlll not be sorry to learn the news of hi,
death. he has left, as am informed. a
great number of important papers, which
Will be published. They will form curious
chapter N The history Of specializing enter
prises in the New World Th. corpse has
been temporarily buried and will probably
be transported TO America"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, dec. Il.
HousE. Mr. Cox debated the question of
Slavery and defended its extension under
The constitution. Dir. Etheridge differed
from the gentleman, claiming that The
South hold their slaves in contempt of the
Constitution.
Mr.. Cox, ter giving several gentlemen
opportunities OF explanation, concerning
the Kansas and Nebraska bill, concluded
his three hours speech on the recognized
principles Of the American party.
Mr.. Cobb OF GA defended his Democrat
ic friends from the charge that they are re-
sporsibie Tor the failure 10 organize the
House, inasmuch as being in the minority
they are powerlesswithout union wilhthose
with whom they cannot sympathze He
invoked the friends Of Mr., Richardson to
stand firm, and not waive the Democratic
organization, especially at time when i, is
purged Of the last yeatige of Freesoilism,
aud entering upon new triumph OF princl-
pie.
Mr.. Foster, of Ga, replied, saying the
Democracy had welded themselves 10
measure, and not u great principle, for ii
had come ont to-day, that the Nebraska bill
is understood differently in one section from
what II is in another. Ii principle is the
test, let il speak but one language. He
condemned the Democratic caucus reson-
lions. Adjourned
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24

SUBSTANCE AND SHOW" the subject
NJ the Rev. T. STARR KIyG's lecture this
evening. The Chicago Pres noticing a
lecture recently delivered by Mr., King in
tina. city, says,-.'he scared up up, up. into
the regions Of beauty and imagination, and
on the auditors beneath he let drop, in gli5-
,eninp colors, the gems and flowers he
gathered there" We consider it-nseiess
to urpesthe attendance OF our readers as
they have already made up their minds to
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
sharnas Rifles

This recently invented weapon, ii 1t pos
sess one-hslf of the power and capacity
! claimed by its proprietor, ~ destined soon
| TO supereede every other weapon for war
like purposes now in existence. II IS the
most ssicaciou and terrible hre-arin IN ex-
\ s,epce. The small carbin nov in use by
the United States mounted men, throws a
ball with deadly accuracy one quarter OF
mile and can be fired ten times per minute.
|, il not complicated in structure, is easily
cleaned, and suffers no injury rem wet
weather.
Mr. Sharpe is now preparing models TOR
four new species Of his weapon, namely: a
small pocket pistol calculated to throw
minnie ball one hundred yards; cavalry
pistol, with range of FIVE hundred yards;
rife suitable for footnen with range 'of
one mile; and large gun to throw two
ounce ball, or small shell one mile and
half, or as far as a man or horse can be seen
| to advantage. With this latter weapon,
| Mr. s. declares he can set on hire house
| or ship at a distance Of nearly two miles,
and prevent the use of field artillery BY kill
ing the horses before the guns are brought
within good range A- -
This ride in the hands OF good marks
man, is equal to ten muskets, bayonets and
all, for, place a man six rods distant with a
musket and bayonet, and before he can
bring the bayonet into use, the rifle can De
loaded and discharged ten times, Ihey
carry balls with great precision and ioree'
Mr.. Sharpe intends these rifles to become
national weapon, and should Congress, by
using little Kberality, purchase the pat
ent, the country would be possessed OF
means OF warfare unequaIled in the world
THE TESTIMONY The editor OF the ST.
Louis Inteli9sncsr deprecates the conduct
Of the government in Kansas, aud laments
the part the people Of Missouri have been
induced to take, which he is convinced will
be. injurious to themselves. Speaking of
the meetings that have been held at Yves
ton and St. Joseph, and the companies
formed to go to Kansas, he says:
There it is Now, is not this conduct
most fatal to Missouri interests and honor
Ia heavens name, let Pierce and his politi-
pets-his Kansas oficials-take care Of
themselves. Have we not been told, time
and again, that the pro slavery party were
The people Of Kansas-that four-tifths OF tile
sstnal settlers of Kansas, were supporters
Of the territorial officers and that the Free
sellers were an insignificant squad out about
Lawrence. who were devoid OF courage, and
ut only to be laughed at
And now, forsooti,, the United States
ohicias in Kansas. and the all prevailing
pro-slavery, people Of Kansas are ID dead
Y peril, and dispatches from Weston and
81: Joseph. state that large meetings of the
citizens have been held, and companies
formed to 60 to Kansas. All TO protect
mat country iron: the 'paupers and ,hirelings
lately shipped to Kansas like SO many cat
ue' we are informed, at the expense OF En-
'grant Aid Societies. ~
-, II does seem to US, that one OF the dew
W. W. own choicest humbugs is exploding in.
'a's call on Missouri for he p.' f" ls Nsaa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24

JOHN VAN BuRES.-This notorious poll
adan has addressed letter to the Albany
argus, in which he defines his position, and
Oilers, If tho Hard and Soft factions viii
Sa.!e on single delegation TO the 'cincin-
"au convention, to enter into bonds with
s s and sufficient security not to hold any
Omce, State or National, Tor ten years, and
ESQ To pay two hundred and fifty dollars a
o yea. towards defraying the legal expenses
OF the election.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
The PlOsrs fOs. the West

ut sOu"
a breakIue plow, made and tos sale At the Davenport
Piow Factory, corner OF Rock Island and 81 sts.'
These Flows have only given general saisfacton bui
are declared by who have used e 10 be the best ia
hi, country, that have been introduced. ~.
The factory has been enlarged and supplied with new ma
chne and and the stock os the season pro
city affords Aud the unders gned feel confident that Mt
their experience the business their knowiedge ot the de-
mans OF the country, and their perfected patterns the, viii
lie able furnish the farmers with Just such pows they
ed and reasonable prices. Pows sold al wholesale a.
's'''"''~ bErCHEI, SKINNER & BuRRis
Davenport Dee'la '55tly go e3v -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24

a remarkable act of courage took place
recently at great fire in Paris. A young
man, twenty-one years OF age, and we'll
dressed, heard, at time when the fire was
turning most violently, the alarm whistle
y. Inc engine in the basement of the bur
nlhg building, which indicated that the boil
ers mud become overheated, aud were about
Wexplode.s Every passage was obstructsd
more or less by the flames, but the young
man. guided by the sound of tho whistle,
rushed forward and opened the valves, and
mus prevented additional mischief. This
Ws almost as great an act Of courage as
mat performed by the well-known Capt.
nPpebly, on Lake Erie, who, In a storm
Shere his only safety was In keeping off the
snote, coolly walked on to the trembling
p0llers when the "fifty-six" was no longer
nesVy enough to keep down the safety.valve,
and sat down on the lever.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
For Sale.
Town of Walcott.

- DWELLING Houses. pleasantly situated On Fa<
! ker's addition 10 city of Davenport. All new
possession given Immediately. Terms liberal.
July 25th. 1855. COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
SO Lots fer Sale

THE undersigned offer for sale so desirable loOan
L their additions 10 City Of Davenport on Liberal
terms-a credit Of p and years will be Civ en- to
parties who will build this season.
June 10th. less COOK SARGEhI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24

WHITAKER GRANT,
Attorneys AT Law and Land Agents.
LAVE removed their Office TO No 4 Main Street. 4
Ill conveyance
Wh':afH~ Grant hayea complete abstract Of all
the land ttesin.u.s .,,.. ~ They are prepared to
shaw the cond lion any title on the record In i've
minutes April10
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
Real Gstate.
JOHs p. H. TALLxAS, CHARLES PowK Rs.
rouShkeepsie, N. Y. Davenport. % w 7
TALLMAN Z POWERS.
Attorneys COuh "A sc 4 Ors Al Law, ii
o,.A

jous p n. TALLxAS, CHARLES PowE Rs
rouShkeepsie, N. Y. Davenport. 10 w
TALLHAN Z POWERS.
Attorneys & Counsel lOrs at Law, 4
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA. 4-z4 s
ONCE, south side Of second street oppo site LeClre
Block over Wiley's store.
I ANDS boughtand sold ON C1nmiysIoh Hav z
lIalso an Office In Eastern New York, at a point
from which alarge emigration may beeypeeted during
the present season, We have unusnai advantages to
dispose vi lands to actual settlers.
IPLoansnegotiated on Real Estateseeurity.
-REFERENCES-
New York City. Psughkeepsie N.Y.
Hon. John Van Buren, Hon Charlesm Ruggle.,
Charles 1 s osSanor, yasss psan;
William +. aaysasyer, :. Benson ] Losing
William u. Skidtnors. Utica, n. Z.
Albany, Y. Hon. Horatio seymour
Aosebosms, King and Belle. RK.ssiftsnd Co.
Erastus Corning. Mile md 70 wier,
Apll3d wit W.iR Wood and Co.
TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side of Second Street, betDsen
Brady and Main. v47
Improved Farms, sity property and unimprosed
land for sale on commission. #5 tE#f
Forty acres ofiand situated on the bluff and
nal mile Of Court House. having ap0n tssyer-
al dine viewsof river. The cheapest property in the
vicinity vi Davenport. Can be bought very low by
apply ing soon. -4la s5s. 5sIN ass
desirable houses IN the city for sale cheap
Improved farms in Scott county near Davenport
Aiarge quantity ofuniiAproved land III Scott, Ciin-
ton, Cedar and Muscatne counties.
May 10, 1855 TALLMAN e. POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS. -
'ErE undersigned are now prepared to procure
! Land Warrants for all persons entitled TO them
under the late act of Congress. 5sa ts
Land Warrants located in any o ee in the state.
TALLMAN e. POWERS
APRIL ls55-d-tf Faf q s.rtss1
NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security u reg
M Good Paper discounted tst
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold. ,r#s9
Time Drafts, acceptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission.
Eastern Collections promptly made. res
TALLMAN g. POWERS,
ofceoyer Wey's Store, South side of Second street
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-24
Fori Des Sioines Land Agency
Ian w ARA rs.

Cook g. SARGENT. Davenport.
Cook, SA aoENT g. PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, Sal ;ENT & DowNEY, 10. City, 10.
COOK. SARt kT& FOX, Fit d. Noines, 10.
Man ID Is.l5