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First District Pound

lpSst ~ / First District Found. ,s.ss,
VTTAS brought to the First District Pound on Dry
~ w ades street, near Triton Walk, as estrays- =
One pale yellow female Goat with collar and ring
= one blAck female Goat with whits spots. -
One white female Goat with black spots aud g. chain
COLLAR ss5s 8.-s ~ = ~ ys,i,s -. ~
One dark yellow female Goat white body sna black
ona smsir white Female q oat ,srs.- sr' - ''S'
4 Which, II not claimed within ten days, andths sx.
penses thereon paid will be sold public auction at sal
pound on FRIDAY 5th October 1866 at 1oociock A ~
/ s-.+Is .7s,.s AUG. &. PHELPS,
.e..5 - x,.,,.5 ~ .5.ss,- Street Commissioner
+ n La ets conduit au Depot des Epaves du Premier
Dstrict rue Dryadss, pres de Ia Promenade Tf'ton
cUrnme epeves-- - "a
une eheyre dun jaune pale, ayant coisr ct IN ap-
,neau,r - 49,.
uns Ghevre noiye sysnt des taches blsncbes. >. i
Uns CheTrs hsnchs eysnt dss tschss ncres ct M cn
ne ohsvrs 5auns erun 70 corp blanc ct rails nore
Upe petite Ghsvre blanche.S vss4 u - =.
81 les dts animanx sont pas reclames dams dx 5onrs
ct es depepsss Us yandus lenehsrs pub.
aue, dit depot, vENDREDL lie octebre, 10 heuref
M. 81 J - = y gs...AUG. 8 PHELPS, .. =
II. ess7-,s a. G = Dou1misesire deg Rnes .
NouveIle orieaus, lie, "A Sept. 1855 fe2s 80 os ..
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THs Sri. .yKR VIA LAKE, sERpEsT GAIN. = .nos
appssrsthat silye% Iake ean bosss u !, ai,sls
/ ,a'uuy =. Of gigantic water snakes. The Hartford
| iimes publishes the following letter, written
by person siding near tife Lase, to hiis bro
ther. in Connscticut:is - $ .zs~ .s-'9 s7ys- sasf
| r. a. y Ss-ss '..4r,ssu,,. sosee
s,bcs NV ,... fsEsf, sept 70. 1872
fseveTaf lines AZ nrs ,;,n 'aaAe sees
f#hiehi il larger than tha heaJ ~ hsss ~.
feet out of water. cidss d tbs ~. = T
two rojs.of 4 man = = sscl,s ~ " s
Nif psn bss n w. ~ - saasn,ng sor si1
fyzsd by the sudden annesra ncs - ltss
a. 90 be unable ID shoos This rnsn ia ;as,ss.
who has recently besn il, nv employ, '''''S'
I AN observafory, twelve fess abors the wAser.
Ihich saa.;nsIs - sns soes company ou
Sotp Ses;srds. : rh;,s, ~ ~ @y nvpI sy oes
v;.;,O-s &C., NJ. vi 49, - np9r aus
10 hru wifi alo
susae made bis agrsars,ss nd cs,,a
lake To Sithir thirtv yads n tHsss sisI;rs
r;.ins .lts,na..lr hn. ~, ,;s;sf. - -
vas ahd,,ts FEM f.s,. or. as ws,.r agn..h;r,n
feas ~ bis hoss aanIS ha aa., -
from his cad - ". hs e Il sayasd T.
Id .a;,ec,ias.,, Issssas va = = = at.s;sh,
tbrown eoisrssna aSst hse 1hors A., s..s fsas
eud 4,r.if S,are. ..s',,.. -. $40 - 81 z
Last ee 1. fris,d ~ nina .hot - o,,. ss,aa, a.
feet tona, nnd about tie sizsof Hy..insS stoys
I pipe.
yivs 4 I'm swn aa
Lake snd q brood Of yonns ones, which accounts;
for stIeir shawino fkemsel1es more fh;a - son
| Ithan heresofore.
sst sas Oesn ass sso e gss e
aoasinr @ on the aassr Haspaons fssss ssss been s
procured. hus tbsy ar. too. s6v' : shootinu IL
the head Is the only chance, but there are 10 10
rifles here. / think votl had betfer coma Y;obf
tup, with ths beas rias you can get The ooTa.s
| tpany havs hired all tho boats, DOPING to oasoh.
him themselves: but Ne can cst one. Or ioi the
company = =
4 4S - - si : ~
/ An ANsRpAH sRAT DoG: Last summer.
Bob l. crossed ed the 81. A.sa,is o sps 'sa ss
>the women and wonders sof. ;she ola world.
Among the wonders which be. took along. lust
] for the fun Of the thing Was y small sized
IspappinR turtle, Having weeks ieisure HI
\ London, Bob packed up his traps ndsyent over
1 10 Isefancf Ihesfrss niahs be passed on. the
sod.'' xassat little roadsideinn. about. fifteen
lmiles from Dublin Having partaken Of a,sup-i
| per Of bacon and eggs, Bob walked into the
bar, and: placed the turels1on'the heor. The
FIRST persoh to notice >the % critser . was Mr.
Flynn who kent the house.. .'..s W ,.
| J !. And What do .yoa,eaA that u -,
!. g That Is an American rat dog. ..... -.
ga :vhatss' 80 ..'s :s. y. ~. I
j" Mushs, 20 flong-and do syou cali such q
st do, indssd, and he ,is worthy Of his
/ namen g. a' s'st w. -
g win he 6ght I" t>a'-'t-- ..,4ss AZ, ~
/ =. Yss sir; not only fight, but viii whip any
eisny yv:s' puau1 Ios Ia a. n ~
81 ni W.T. ~ 'A''1 'a' 'sH 'A''nsS' on 'aA' :
enough. sa.d s!ynni - " Barney get the
prlnale Pup We oousne 'o1 sheridan yesterday, m
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SATURDAY MORNINGS SEPTEMBER. %. 1855
tOFFICIAL4.JOURNA.LI..

%eoMPFRobEKR'g orRIeEst
SrTsgCity of New Orleans. May 1s1boo. esJ~
Resolved That the Comptroller be-, apd be " herfoy
authorized and Required to give notice by standing ad
vertiaement In the official Journal that IN aecordance
with the ninth section ct ordinance Nos1f4A approved
March ao 1854 eths Council sill uotpsy any bill ssa4sst
the City uless eoHtracted under authority OF az order
from the COMPTROLLER, ID accordance with the ordinance
referred to- ewcIsienedls 4 t~@asB. b. TRACY ~
r.EA .sPresideut Bosrlof Asastant Aldermen
- 2 ..ss A. ;(signedJ =, J.. II. PLACE >. IL
Approved April %, 1866.
[signsdI JOHN l.. sLEwIs, Mayor, t--'-.a1
The attention Of the officers Of The city and q the
pubc Is respectfully called to the resolution
: sl7It o. DE BUY6,f y
>, my19tt ,.e sComptroler City Of New orleans.,
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:. St.- Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
lDepot aud Otliee, No. 8s North Third street.
|. = -. ST. Louis, MO-.


ffesdents - : Treasurer.
II Ths = TceTas Iaanuacurs Refined Oil Crude codags
fahi V ~ nnsla Oi, afaP Barnins OIL NapRa Pitch
w. nsa ,hss, %s to dealers and
~ Poses neF SnpfnerHledSN
oLFoI alannsty Of xl kinds, eing wood, aud for
an purposes og wnth SPrn Oh generally used;
Fsat1, on eohDSiE 0-W Machine
sueh Gu Wheels ha Mill Work, etc aaaila
and eme tor orage her aIons with or
osnes a also 9s Printers lux, apdior oins Wooa
Plff OLA substitute for about
aa IN me ~ and fu equal 10 tie oil appe,cedss
Leather Cnfri6rs' gene
WHSLE 0it. - - s' susa
sLAef BURNING otfhs ofcon,ains Per censses
~ ea ordinary
t o. sason osercots The dcuy and the Oh burma
manufacturing Vun.shss uInins Fluids etc.
rlu-for all purposes for waeh Peh beinga vary
t FOR LUsRtGATINs s,AotINERY-The 0 IL sa
iof ma purpose ahel applied three
ts appd ba diminished qaarty,
ina we So slpon @old he sks earsfd Ma
oers applying thee ieAs fy Its
g1esssrQls, fGe*~ -
Ihs cempsny prepared FL all ds, al atss thai
- An misrs orsaidsd to the Treasurer viii be promptly
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j The riser was falling slowly ut 81, Louis on
Saturday last &'eGSss ssss nv
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! q ,tl-WEEkLY LINE on 1.a,, ssa -.

.,'Isl-IVEGhHl LIN y VI. bapa FaM
n sTAGAs FROM CLINTON. fEz 1t ~ ~ zafs-SSz
Fast EELIClANh, through
CITY on lhs NEW OK LEA Ms JAc RSpN RAILROAD.
There saabishd thu Route III Weekly Line
annie CIT every Monday Wsdnssda and FRIDAY
the sse5g O'clock Returning viii lsss Clinton
Tnnfs and Saturday hs O'Clock in the morning
hrtiyihs- Amiie Cityin the evening
sans By ha passengers will pass
the day. This route So miles Rairead
stags The Stage Resis over ateaptu andes.
Ba iS the Lansmiaaio1 Of essers sna Pspsrs has heen
Carondeist M Monday,
sdnasdsy and Friday ut ck tn rnng, every aes
Will he paid tnth delivery
Te sh-Sush FROM New orlsa Clinton viii
Five Dollars viii thus be that
and safest Route from Clinton 70 Now eriaans
aSe tsss'e -.-sssst2 ". u. IiEsBER Amite City.
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|, -FRoM PORTSMOUTH, "A letter in the Peters.
burg Express, of the 22d, says. ~ ar
Il have no cheering accounts to.give you, The
scourge pnrsuss IT'S resistlesst course, and daily
sweeps off some. Of, our most valuable, citizens
II is impossible for any man to name period
when its fsvages will cease, ss"s ~ -
= We aresall looking fof the advent OF frost an
the only means by. which the poisonous infeo-
tion msy be, destroyed. ,Until, that time, the
people of, Portsmouth sojourning beyond her
limiss5 cannot, without incurrihg the most i'm:
minensd dsnger, return TO their homes II weuld
|be well for hepapersto begin in time, andcau.
tion ell refugees against returning prior to the
|of the Southern physicians practioing among
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.1ninrK AWAY 5 InNa Isf ANh E-IErlss : J.

HGE6gkARAY PAVILION will open sas and re-
oeyv visiorsOn the 2Qtn of the lnlolth. faa-A
This establishment oonpses the Hotel Containing suits
three tive iiy
single and twelve arnished the
Motel Garens Of various zs and with without
Hotel be prsffIed With Supply Bahfne
Houses pvats pablo Stahtes "a
the demand Of egablirhment ~ ] FS'f
House MI be- proTdsd tho liberal
For Amusement and recreation, Bowling Balloon billiard
Room Cricket oand Ladies' and Achsy Gound and
hpsrHauent Band provided. - a'S3
The Cooks Walters saseted French German Ansr.
The terms sossibie consistent with
hs present high cost of provisions
Roons may bs selected time by calling Mr.. JOHN
StsGE BRIDGE, at the Hotel, New
LIZ mhele pahs may % aesu. iei5 Sp
IDEs-4O hhds Clear, for sale by -
~ 81 n. KgNNEDg 4 co.. Is Tehonpilouas atrssi.
HSURPENTINE--2240 barrels for sale by =
~ ssS a DELAGRAyE co. u Magszns ssses,,r
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DAILY, Y,CRESGENi.EE., Z.

- The FEyER IN MrssrssrPfr-Ths Natchez
eonrier Of Tuesday LAST says: 2 . J 7ziE "a
We have to oregretstbat. this disease does not
appear to be abatng with us, as yet TheEs
have been several deaths since our last issue,
and several patients are NOW quite low SIN,
We hope, from the rapid So bsidence OF the dig
Hease New, Drleans, that ne shall soon cbrani-
ole its decline here also We would nrgeon all,
especially the unseelimated, to use the grest-
estpassible prudence, = x 'fs @s@'
: s-ln proporfiontoathe whole number Of cases,
We donot think that the mortality 4has been 4es
great az usaal and when common prudenceyis
exercised ia usiDg plain, substantial diet-~per-
severrng IN regular habits--ayoiding extremes
Of every kind. and acting promptly On the first
appearance of the disease, We think there is
little to fear ( go. ~ :, -
The Courier announces the death by fever Of
Mrs Issbella ..Brenham, dsughter of Cyrus
Marsh, Esqst The lady hadaa large cirple. Of
friends in thiseitys .e.,'7s- ~ s.s 49, -
The fever, has increased salarmingly in
Vicksburg. The Wing, of Tuesday last ssys :
The se1ton's report shows thirty four deaths
from yellow fsFef, ID the city and suburbs, for
the week twenty .seyen in the city and seven
IN the county. .'-4S..-;@@ >. -.
Since the report has COME III, we are deeply
pained to have to add the name Of our esteemed
fellow -citizen,s E. b. Gibbs-making in all
twenty sigh. deaths in n the city by fever for TIE
The ~hospisaI report shove the numnbsr who
have died THAT institution, for the same time,
TO be sIx from yellow fever. :
Ths diseass js very malignant, and has ax-
tended i'sef over the whole city. sIts-ravages
are truly deplorab1e, and It's fatality painfully
distressing, Our hope is that ii has reached its
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DRowNEDA whilst the steamer John strader
eyas lying aground at Short Greek, Yaaaa River,
Mr. Miller, the mate, in getting thesmsn aft,
struck one Of the hands, with a. Lantern, Tho
man in trying to dodge the blow, showed one of
the men overheard. The ,nate made every
effort to save him, but he sank and.ro nd more.
sWo could not learn his name = ss
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NEW YORK AND, ERIE isIs ev.s ,.s.s9.a5kSaGiI

~ go. Z, FA!LKUAD As4L ~ ZHE--xzs4
0aSUNDkYS, only Express Train, $50 2. M,
On snaay May 4sh 1865 and until further notice. mas
trains will the pier
sin:-- II 53tz<..#44.f - -'rr-l
DpNKIRK EXPRESS a, 1 A. NJ for Dunkrk, e ''-F'
BUFFALO ExPRESS, AIM. for Rufalo. 447 @-sS
MAIL at Bik A. for DpukIk Bufalo, intemedia,
| and proceed the
RoCKLAND PASSENGER at p A (o the Ch amber
sttse via Piermo ef sndsD nut Intermediate statiogs
WAY PAssEt ehA at ?. M for NeWbursh and otisviils
NIGHT EXgREss, $50 r, for Duukifk and Bufslo
EGRANT, as6 M for ,unkr1 Buffalo, and intermediate
stations.
These Express Trains Elms Flmira sud Mia
gan EallH Railroad for Engar. Eals Buukrk
he Lake Shore Rarose csyssad Cincn ai Toledo
Chicago etc., and with a splendid Steamers
Lake Eris. - ii " "
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ina people .enl aftensi 4 IN,
,,s,s sas tosay that there had be- ia eG6
sSsy.reps mot tie ssssiy and .sslgy aFs
n b5sgb. X aeffesentea to be ty the prrss, and lie
lev mere about the business than the pre- =
aeneees sng~nen In oonelusi5p, he Thank d 1ha
sa.Asns q Boston fsr>fh ers sroBaes, and
urea, 4he decent citiRps af Boston ars esaS e. ss
4 pm ~ the show farewell fBoston Courier -
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- SQAP-l00 boxes No. I Yellow soap. for sale
EklY tansd bARELLI 4 CO., sI c5raon stssst
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) E-ys-Nl, EANlE1 - w h01esILe BeaIer. in FOr.
40 eign and Domestic Malt Liq1ors No. so ayisr res
Keeps constantly hsnd sippinr efaey M
and Philadelphia Ale md nv fa III,
e Or bostss packed IN pureha
IF Pfdpt Aud particular receyea
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RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESs,
E eennecton with the aboye there EKpESS for ths
transportation Of Basgss Of New oresns,
that giving their check the Express Msansn
gar delivered directed with Prompues
aasa f6. sraRFis. IaNEs, Case as Camp street
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

M|EW ORLEANS, JACK fsas nns lSEasszsss,
n SON AND GREAT EoRTHERN fEsG ~
Depot 90 callope street q Clara
a 4 Z q
PASSENGER TRAINS city daily atsk NJ Reaches
oykAas 81 NJ Leaves yka daily Q. M Reaches The
cy@ II NJ PasnssrsrssiEed landed a ali intermediate
TaaHThrse cents pen mtls, saeh chdsnand
FREIGHT TRAIN from The City TO osyka and ali insneast
stations every Tussdsy, Thafadsy aad Saturday, from
0eyks 10 New oaans aa all intermediate atonb every
Wednesday and Friday. - -
Season uss az s9 q saesa.s price
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Loss or THE srEAMBoAI F K. JUNIOR: I'VE
have already been informed by telegraph Of the
destruction BY fire of the aboys ,boat- Yhe
Courier of Wednesday furnishes the following
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Frame Al. .A-sRA SEasPENE. - remember be-
,aas arigste pH the coast Of Portugal, BY the ery
from the look out at the ain-tepmase-hesd'
E.s Sea ,serpsnt, ,.ai" !.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

= n ,he src.s prosy.as conssAnuy making In ever!
branch ar Science and Art In this country, AND Ga
necisly in Davenport the art Of making covering LOT
wv UNDERSTANDING OF THE PEOPLE
I'm. NOT been forgotten for there has been tse 6so
ard shoe HassTaeferg and store cstaniisheu W pas
EXPORT ON Bfsdy 81. between Second anu hifa Shea
every variety of,he most fashionable BOOTS snor,
can be found; aud that II may bc xeherai KNOW .na
an eh Il The case, the Subscriber tkesthis olPo'ul
- inform the public that he has sn hand INC largest
s,ack Of Roots Il Shoes that was ever ohereu W Any
s,o,e In the State, all Of his own make and Warralc"
~ Il. as good Us any custom work made IN TINS eonhf!
hich he offers to sell ut less prices than much Inferior
,eies can he bought for elsewhere. Also ne y pre-
ma red TO make TO order any and all kines o, inc mos
fashionable styles of Boots and SHOES atshor' hos'o
Particular Attention
will be paid to the manufacture OF Gents me rsm'"
Roots md fancy Shoes; also Ladies' hue BLACK anu "
orea CATERS Glove Kid Pokas, Jenn! iinds' busAtns
''9' LEATHER AND BINDINGS
Constantly on hand. 4 large stock of Sole Leather
French and American calf upper leather, KIP Myf"e
co ,inipg. Binding. Pegs Nails, Thread, saloon M,
All articles usually keptin finders stores, when W"
sold al the lowest ma ket price
To merchants and especially Boo' ana
moaia an mos, smpha,icaliy III I have on hano
700 CAGES of the Best Boots and Shoes thai was
ever brought into tho country, which are oHefsa 70
trade nj orices that will compete win any house ~
III. Western States aud all who are " want OF hoi'
made Boots and Shoes are respectfully ih'hea 10 "a
this stock before purchasing elsewhere
'''' w. 4. POTTER, Proprietor
W. c. BrrrERrlELp, Agi.
June 10.
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A CARD.

l,THE undersigned will be absent from tie city for
two or three noRths, but win return ia tin for
tsneSt term Of the District Court for Scot and ad
Joining counties
T. lose IL Henry Cronpton are my authorized
Agents during my absence.
Dee 10, 1884 @t @ l.. +. PARKER
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town is situated on beautiful undulatia2
/ prairie 10 miles from Davenport and Il miles
from Muscaiine. II is the State road. miles from
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and miles from
the river. very healthy: with population OF one
hundred not of sickness having occurred this
summer II is within half mile Of timber and the
distance Of the best coil banks in the country
Il il well watered both with ipring- and wells
Blue Grass contains ne store, with nne open
ing for another, black shop, wagon shop, cabinet
shop. Three buildings are nov being completed.
of which OF ample dimensions aud Intended for
tay era stand is for rent reasonable terms. Being
OH the main travelled road and The nearest public
house MILES distant, very fair inducements are thus
presented to auy wishing to engage IN the ousi
ness saw min is III operation 81 miles from the
town and grief mill is being erected at the same
place.
Lots for sale in the above town on very
reasonable terms, and those wishing to build ard To-
.aie there will have seh Inducements presented them
as are rarely offered Good improved farms can be
purchased In the vicinity at from SIS to $40 per acre
Stone coal kept constantly on hand 81 my coal bark
JAS. l.. BURNSlBES.
Blue Grass. Oct eth, l75f-wtrwtf
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GROCERIES

lIvHoLESALE and RETAIL, for sale BY
w Nov3 " DALZELL a. BRO.
COFT States In Strong Frames, all the school size
- just received At No. lie Claire Block I
Davenport. Jan 9Th, le53
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
r. LOSE q CO.,
Wholesale end Retail Dealers In
III A II DIV A r T.

e.s Zee, se-tA ~ fis Post oFes, Davenport. i.ra.
gents for the sale Of D1rree d Forsyth'- Fire
~ YTsy I-ss Safes Sesi,s from four poands 10 Hay
gcale Roches:s. Cast Steel Cirrpiar NH and ofker
Haps Leather BeItipg. Efndes Cans and sils. Cot
sm-, for open frot, Buiid,ngs; kedzie's Premium
Water Pf,s,e-s FOR purifying Water; coaeh and srs-
lis,p War;. Re. Re
Ais in store .he 'arrsst stock Of He'vy and Shelf
Ha-d~s-. pgf,sfrr Hate-ia.s. .keehaHies' Tools.
Cutlery. Sifss- Plated N:-s and Fancy Esndws re,
eve, offered in this city. The Trade can be supplied
NJ Eastern Prices
Consumers ~ orr Waves are particularly requested
% cal upon u = and save large per cent in making
purchases.
Orders from the country for sfas scales promptly
attended 70 and ned at factory prices, adding trans
portati-n.
Copper, Tin and shee, Iron WorF, Roofing Re,
dome promptly orf3 ,is54 -d~-3m
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METROPOLITAN FIRE & MARINE 1NSU-
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.
CHARTERED CAPITAL s5ou'us'
=. =, -, ..,nrp A.Uu. NGU
g. AIApLE Assrrs APPLICABLE TO OUTSTANDING RISKS
$685.
y w T.,xrr Seey IrrnrR MoSsos Prest.
This COMPANY organized under the stringent laws o
Nasgachusetts has established an Agency at naven
port, and viii issue policies against FIRE or MARINE
ios. or favorable terms as any other responsible in
stituton OF the kind--No dividends viii be paid To
M, m uiaon OF profits. Losses promptly adjusted
and paid al this i gcncy.
References.
u.xsr. Tbayer Bansers Boston. Messrs Doan. King
< Co St Louis, j. NJ Beebe Morgan & Co, Boston,
Rhodes Pegram & Co, st. Louis blanchard Conrerss
& Co. Boston. John Lavender, ESQ., ST. Louis,
Messrs. ]. P. Chaplin Co., Chicago,
Ramsey, o. Co.
J. II. Danham Co.
E. l. Timshaln. Esq, Cashier Marine Bank =
Apply at the Banking House Of Mctiregor. Lawcs,A
Biakemore A. w isuf.Eu"h,''se"
Sept 81 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,


Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Produce, Communications and rmardiHx .Merehaxts and
General .9geRfs.
-PRoPRiEroRs THE
Union Line Canal and River Boats, leaving Chicago
daily for 81. Louis and ai intermediate Ports, and
runnia x in connection with first class Lines
from Chicago to New York and Boston.
--AeENrs TIIK-
Old and responsible Western transportation Co.-la
surcd.
-PRoPRIkToRs-
Chase s Spaulding New York, s. G. Chase Co, Al
bany--Root & Morgan. Buffalo.
-AGEsrs:-
~ D. Spaulding Jas. II. Wilgus. li3 Broad ST., \.
cor. Front-up stairs;
p B. Burke 50 State Street, Boston:
and for the Ii oy aud Ohio Lake Boat Line
II. 5. BKEcHsR, Proprietor, Buffalo.
-AGENTs- &
c. r. Brewster, Contes slip. n Y, W. w. Dennis. 81
Kby ST Boston, .. n. Chaplin & Co. 81 Qu1y ST, Al
bany, and for Steamers and Sail Vessels the Lakes
VIII contract for the transportation OF Goods from the
Atlantic cities for the productions Of the west des
tined for the Eastern markets without delay aud upon
the most favorable terms. TO consignmeBts of pro-
perry sale in the Chicago market especial attention
will be paid and when required liberal advances will
be made upon Bills # Ladng.
apackages CARE !. r. q. s Co.
J0HNP. Gil aPIS,
LOU FOl.LETT,
FL. HURLBUT.
RESWicK & son agents At Davenport, Iowa.
AiSSWoRTH q LYNDE, Rock Island, III.
Apr. 18th Is5f--ly tr-w'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
Fail Il Winter Clothing
AT JOHN JoRDAN's

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment of Mems and
Alloys Ready made CIOthing, embrac-
iBg All the differentiated approved styles, and made by
good workmen oHt Of the best material.
Fine. medium and common. Union, Beaver. Felt
Pilot, Peisrsbsn and Flushing Rangup., Sacks an,
PaIetot 0yercoas. CLOTH, Dress and Ffock Goats of
various coiors aud qua ties. Cloth, Cashmere S-
net, Velvet aud Tweed Pantaloons. SIN, Satin, Va
ienta, S.ansio Velvet. Plush. Cloth, Cashmere.
Satnet. Doab ard Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets. Drawers. undershrts. Hosiery. Suspenders
Gloves. Cr,yats H.ndkerchtefs Shir Collars STOCKS
Ties. Scaris Winchester and SCOTS approved Patent
Shoulder shirts Umbrellas and'alI article. s,a-
" kept IN gehtlemaD's furnishing stores. including
Rphc- Dc Cha,nbre and Revere Vests aud Oyercoats
Also splendid assortment Of uncnt Cloths, Csssi-
neres and Nestings- all of which will be lie VI 10
"rler intaf best manner, with pronptme., accom-
m0d4t!Hg prices. ard by competent work iuen. This
establishment Is in the monthly receipt Of the latest
Fashions that ordcrsintustcd % them may be re-
iedupon as being in the latest style by those VINO de-
sire IL. All manner OF plain work and work Of gem
teel medium. promptly attended 10 as heretofore.
HATS OF n new style together with II Of the com
mon Kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful for past patronage the subscriber confident
y hopes to merit Il continuance oftNe -srlr.
JOHN JpRDAh
Merchant Tailor and Clobier. Front ireet, oppo.
site the Steam Mills.
Davenport Oct 81 1854 -3wtri&wu