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For Sale.

IA For Sale,
- Lac two story brick store occupied for tic last
SIX years by the undersigned situated on Texas street.
near the of Spring. 1t is covered with rim and
thoroughly finished in every respect. In the of
the store is fine warehouse which makes this one of
the most comnlodious and convenient buildings fora
wholesale and retail business in town. As stand i,
has no superior.
AIso-A Dwelling Hause, and three lots Of ground
attached thereto, situated Marketsreet. Fhe house
contains FIVE rooms, well finished and there IRE kitch
ems servants rooms, stables well of good erand
every other convenience necessary the comfort of
family The above property will be sold low. aud
on accommodating terms. Apply to
iy19 f. & B. JACOBS, Texas street.
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Carpenter, Joiner and Builder.
TH0S ROBINSON

I THOS. ROBINSON,
(Of the late firm of Clafn & Robinso,lD
HAS opened shop on the corner of Milan, and
L Spring streets, adjoining L. f. Carriers ware
house. where he will be at all times prepared to exc
cute every description Of Building, Carpenter and
JOINER Work, in the neates and most substantial
ner, and tthe lowest rates.
Stores fitted up, sash, blinds. etc, manufactured TO
order. Jobbing attended to.
He respectfully solicis the patronage Of his old
friends and the public.
Gazette and Democrat COPY ans
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Shreveport l. Alexandria Packet.

ffHR88"" n HE new. very Ilsht dfhught, last rNll-
es@@1s$=5szSS3 ming steamboat FANNY FERN,
#zssszzzss~--z j. NJ COLLINS, master, will leave for
Alexandria, on Monday Evening, Cd October, at Ave
ocock and continue to during the season as reg
ular packet between this port and the falls, making
Shreveport expressly for the trade is entirely new of
light draught, has large and commodious cabins
and In point of safety, comfort and fine accommoda-
tons is equal to any boat Red River. Her officers
will make use of every exerton to please and solicit
the patronage of their old friends Particular aeu-
ton will be paid receiving and landing passengers
and freight at all points the river SGT
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ittentisn.

TIME undersigned would merely say, that all those
indebted TO him will costs by paying up their
accounts Immediately.
feb2l II. A. ZOLT, +
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The Old Capitol Hotel.

Il The Old Capitol Hotel.
hSa / *IaS HousroN, Texas.
kaa III We have leased the above hotel for Sc.
SSE-H9 res of years, and have Furnished it with
new furniture and bedding throughout, and are re-
pairing the building part at time and fas; as pos
sbie But in the mean time the house open for the
reception OF travellers and citizens and The undersian
ed vail endeavor 10 render their guests comfortable
Attached to the house is Livery Stable, with expert
eneed ostiers; and horses viii be well talk en- care Of
From our long experience in the business, and cur
strict attention to the wants Of our guest hope to
merit liberal patronage.
HENRY VAN BIBBER# & SONS. 81
Houston, Texas. January |. 1855 i21
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Valuable Property at Auction,

/ TWILL be sold the Market House, in the town O
/ w Shreveport Monday, 2Gth March. 1855 a
public auction, at o'clock, A. NJ, the following pro
! perty, t0-Wit:
Tea Acres Of Land, in Casdo parish, near the One
Mile House, formerly owned by J. w. Evans, decd
/ Aso--(sne and half acres Of Land, adjoining the
above described III acres, with the improvements
thereon. at present occupied by captain Leonard.
| Aso-TWo Lets OF GreHnd, in the town of Shreve.
port, being part Of lot No nine 90 in block y-one
(5l,) described as follows, to-wt: commencing at the
corner OF Market street and alley, running thence
northwest along Market street 90 feet and running
back for depth 40 feet. Also portion Of said lot No
nine, 3D. block tifty-one, Isl commencing 40 fee
from the corner of said alley running thence north
west 20 feet, and running back for depth of 40 feet
Atso-Three Lets Of GreHHd in the town Of Shreve-
port known on the map plan Of Messrs. Johnson &
Cutllf, filed and recorded in the recorders Office of
Caddo parish as lots Nosone, and three, X 2 and
80 OF block siAtyseven, (67, formerly owned by J. j.
Gallagher.
Terms and more accurate description made known
on the day ofsale. H. ilUNSICKER, Auctioneer.
The above described property will be disposed of as
above, unless sold at private sale before that time.
Persons wishing to purchase. will apply to H. Hun
scKER. Shreveport, or to RoE'T B. Scorr Jefferson.
Iexas. dec6
Tax Notice.
ME tax payers Of the parish of Caddo are hereby
4 notified to attend at their election precincts at
State
AK by them due for the year 1854 and the Licenses
for 1855:
In Election Precinct No. AT the court house in
the town OF Shreveport, Saturday, the 24th day of
February, 1855.
In Election Precinct No. g. At the plantation of s.
Bossier, Decd and the house of E. K Hail. known
as the Norris place, Monday the 26th day of Feb
ruary
In Election Precinct No. 7--At the school-house.
near Cavert's on Monday the 5th day of March next
In Election Precinct No. AT the store of Mr..
Cooke, on Tuesday, the 9Th dag of March next.
In Election Precinct No. AT the house Of Mr..
Hamblin, Albany, On Wednesday, the 9TH of March
next.
IN Election Precinct No. Sat the house of Mr..
Roreback, Summer Grove, on Friday, the 9th day OIL
March next.
In Election Precinct No. 3-at the house Of Mr.
Hughes, Blossom Hill, Saturday, the 10Th day Of
March next.
IN Election Precinct No. AT the house If Nj.
Pegram, Greenwood, on Tuesday, the 18th Of March
next.
Or will proceed 10 collect the same according to
law. NJ WATSON, sheriff.
Shreveport January 81 1856
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Doors. POOLE g HENRY.

Doors. POOLE & HENRY,
TT AFIAG formed copartnersFip. offer their pro-
~ tesslonal services to the citizens of Shreveport
and It's vicinity. in the various branches of their pro-
lesson. One them may all times be found at
their 0tlee on NAREET STREET next door to Messrs.
Landram q Williamson's law Office. feb2I SIN
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] CITY IsOTEI.-NeW OrIeans,

~ OS and after Noadag, the 9th inst. the price
of board At this Hotel, at the Genemens Ordinary,
viii be Reduced to TWO DOLLARS PER DAY for
Beard and Lodging, aud Six Dollars per week for
BoARp only. Superior accommodations can be had
for Ladies
New Orleans, February I6 1855 feh92- On
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Stock Of Goods For Sale.

! WISH to dispose of the stock of Goods belonging
IL to the succession Of r. Green, amounting in value
to some y iuu0, and containing many desirable goods
The inventory and stock can be by calling on
Mr. r Il. Rosson Texas street, opposite the City EIo
tel. 10 the right kind of customer good trade
would be given. ]. ]. GREEN. Ex'r.
Shrnt I'm, =.
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DRs, GILPTN 4 HOTCHKT,

DRs. GILPIN & HOTCHKIss,
II AVE removed their office to the brick building
near the market, ION Market stFeet,) in the rear
OF the office occupied by Nj essrs Landrum & William
son. Where or the other of them can at all times
day OF night, be found, when not professionally en-
gagged. January 8 1855
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New Orleans 4 Shreveport Packet.
Shreveport and Alexandria Packet

The new, substantial and fast running
/ slthaaSssss steamboat MARION. M'PHEAR soS,
@ssssaEzzzzs MASTER will continue run during this
low water as weekly packet between Shreveport and
Alexandria. The Marion was built expressly for the
Red River trades unustDIy staunch her boilers, ma
chinery furniture, ETC., entire new, and is fitted
in accordance with the late of congress. Strict at
ention will be paid to all business, and her officers
will use every effort to give satisfaction For freight
or passage, apply on board.
IL When the water rises the Marion will run as a
regular packet between New Orleans, Shreveport and
upper Red River. fchIS
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DRY GOODS AT COST!

DRY GOODS AT COST!
G. NJ. LEVY & Co.,
A SIX the attention Of the ladies and all those desi-
- rous ofpnrchasing goods to the fact that they
are selling at cost They offer
Fine Caicoes, from to l01 cents a. yard
Domestics, from TO 124 cents If yard.
Lowells, A wide, III cents u yard.
Lindseys, from IA to II cents T. yard.
Carolina stripes, at l2 cents If yard.
shoes-ladies' and gentlemen s-from SO cts. to 50.
Carpeting, from 30 cts to s. 25 If yard. d13
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New Orleans Packet.
Red River and New Orleans Packet.

1~-- TIE fine, fast running, passenger steam
sAssssIH-sssS boat S. w. Downs, GEeRGE Il
ssssszs CLARE, master, having been thoroughly
oyerhated and pun in ne order, will run during the
entire season regular packet between Shreveport,
and New Orleans receiving and landing passengers or
freight at all intermediate points Particular atten-
ton will be paid all business confded to she boat
and her commander will make use Of every exerap.
give satisfaction to both shippers and travellers For
freight passage having superior accommodations
apply on board jan24
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N. Orleans & Red River PASSENGER Packet.

fF1aa5a'" d Tue well known favorise steamboat
s@sesHzTssFsTE2 ST. CHARLES. S1M'f. AYpiE-
zEss - GATE, master, will her regular
trips between New Orleans and Shreveport on the fast
rise in Red River, and will receive and land freight OF
passengers at all intermediate landings and plantations
The ST. Charles has been thoroughly repaired from the
keel to the hurricane deck newly furnished and is in
all respects new boat. For speed, safety, accommo
datons and good fare she is unsurpassed by any boat
ever in the trade Her commander hopes 10 receive a
continuance of the patronage heretofore SO literally
extended to him. decI3
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DtHDIE DINIIlS. &c"
Country merchants supplied with seed, by the dozen,
hundred or thousand papers, or otherwise, for retail
ing Planters and farmers furnished with boxes,
tanning well assorted variety. All seed warranted
fresh and genuine. D. MAUPAY, 81 Gravier, i
tebI4 6l1 near Canlp street. New Orleans.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
Misftllaatsns.
NEW TAT : GAP s1ols.

-
rISHE Suhscriber 10 about to open new Hat and Cap
III Store In the Post osice Building, on Brady street.
an. would inform his friends and the public general
" that until the First OF October, he may be found IN
the basement OF said baiding. where hs will open I'M
ncdiately with an extensive assortment Of
asts and Cara. cAildrsn's 0oeds In every vAri.
sN .--Iadiss Riding Hats,
and all other articles IL heirline Of trade. Will In:
troduce the Fsll Style Of gcnsismens SILK Hats, and
furs, &c. In scasoa.
being practical Halter and fully posted In the MI.
nutia ofthe busness, hope 10 merit SHARE 81 public
patronage, and aasurc my iends that no labor shall
h. spared on my part TO furnish them with - 5000
an article cheap rates can BE- obtained ~ any
other cssai ishmenti In the West Having brother
resident partner In the East Who IL extensively en-
gagged in the manufacturing business, propose with
his aid 10 the Jobbng with the retail business
and will thus be able 70 furnish goods Al Wholesale
With great Inducements 10 purchasers as can be o.
tered In st. Louis, Chicago or any OF the Eastern III
les.
n. B.-Fali styles now ready for inspection, aud
the Public respectfully invited to call and exam
Inc for themselves. No trouble 10 show goods
A. y. ALSTON 4 co.
Davenport, Aug. IS, ISS5-d w-u
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TRUSTEES BALE

yXyHEREAs, on III e 2sd day Of September, A. n.
w 1854, Johannes Wilhelm Moies, and Maria
Habseh executed unto Franklin ~. Cutting a. Trus-
tee deed OF trust, conveying 10 said Trn.-
lee the parcel ofiand situated In county
Of Clinton aud State Of Iowa, To Wit The South East
quarter Of sect,nn, number thirteen tI3l Township
eshiyane fsi) North Of Range Fast ofine 5sh p.
NJ. and alec the following parcel Of land situated In
East halt Of Lot number five ~ In Block number
t2l la 1eheEoy's second addition 10 the eyof Dayen
tor, which SAID eonveysuee ~ss made and executed
BY the said Msller and Habseh for the purpose
curing the payment ofa eertaiBpromssor, note sign
ed b. said N ller and Hubseh and also by M. eide
dated The 18th Gay Of septe mer A. D. 1854 for
the sam Of three hundred, ihir;.-seyeD 5G-fng dob
lars and 10 the order Of Sylvester Churchill
ear from the date thereof with interest al ten
per cent per anDum. after due.
nd the said note having become due and Pay
able, nd the saiS Johannes, Wilhelm. Hoier. Mar.
Ia Hub CD sad NJ Wedetnann having faiied 10 pay the
same any part thereof
Nov there..rs !, Frank tIn II. Cutting, Trustee as
aforesaid DO give Lis prc notice. that BY virtue OF
the pow r. which ID 10 said Instrument contained,
will NoBda IN. I5th day Of October A. d. lr5s, at
the OF oeioek In the afternoon Of said day
ID Codri House door 10 ina city Of Das enpor ex
poss Ind Offer for sale. ths parcels Of land which
abeS deserted- sOeh psree or much thereof Dc
slAli sueeBi 10 ~ and pay the amount OF sa
Or i.sors note itb tg inisre tsereen To the day
Of ray TnsIt. ard exg,eI - ~ ndiHg ssid sale.
Dated ihas I-ib day of september A. -. 1855.
FRANKLIN II. CUTTING, Tfastee,
20 ri,u Il Bow. AtfsF.
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THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atianti
citjra ,th the Northwestern, and South
tern States, ~ . centinaoas Railway direct, Thi.
road also connects Mt PntsburE with daily line OF
SIC 10 ali ports the Nerthw Iakes;
King the oes Siyess, eheape sAf vsissbfs rosie BY
which FREIGHT can ocfsrwarded to and from the
Great Wet.
Rates bstvssn Philadelphia aaa PittsburSh:
rlrse Clasn.sBoots, Shoes, nryt q. . ,oo,h
Goods an boxes( Furs, Feathers Ae.i
Second Clanae. Books 4 StatioG-l
cry, Dry Goods lin bcxes) Hardy soc. lo0 ID
ware, Leather, Wool. t1e.
ThiYA Class..Anvus, kaeging,l sar I ioOlh
bacon Pork lin bulkl Hemp, nc.
Fourth Class..Conee. Fish. ha-l A. = ,oc,h
con 4 Pork tpacked)l ard 4 Lard OIL w
TPln shipping Gocds from any point East OF fhiia-
deiphis he paticuiarto .ark pack ..sis ss~ssyi
pssss Rsiirssl.e AHGoods consigned 10 the agent
eithis Road al Philadelphia or PssbarI, will be for
" vded without icte pto1. -
Fsxrsur Arrxrs.-Moses Potter, Boston; J. l.. Ell
liost n. YORK; & j. sneeder, Philadelphia; Magrsw
a Kocps bxlttmerc: Geo. C Franciscus Pittsburg;
sprismanA Brown, Cincinnati, Ohia; }. s. Moore
head, Louisville. Ny; X. G. Medium, Madison.
Ind ;RatcIG Co. 81. Louis, Mo-; }. .. Mitchell &
Son. Evansville, indiana.
n II. HOUSTON. Gsssrsf FSsis ~ dSf, PA'is
II j. LoMBAERT, sspr. aifssss, Ps.
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SsAMPLEs 81 the above apparatus now ready for
- the inspection Of thes. who desire To have the
besi mode Of Warming and yeBtiistsng their houses
nso Cooking We have the sxeney for the sale Of
the y ost approved Hot Air Purnsee aud Cooking
Range. which only needs 10 DE To induce thai
Coal, Coke. Mood be used.
We invite the public generally 10 call ard examine
ia. spps raias: only fssd nniobef be obtained
this fall be- 81 g-tlinx eiihsrA Furnace
or Range the order must be len early.
Cooking Stoves tsrg. assortment on hand which
se ,sli al xr-xiiy sodse ed prices.
Aug 81 -dSn. !. CLOSE d 60.
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pErNsYLvaNTA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
and Istt.burs-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leave. Philadelphia for P,tsbure at y a. ~. and
Pittsburs for Philadelphia at A. NJ Ihs FAST
line leaves Philadelphia at 7 NJ, and Pitisburr
for Philsdeiphis al y. N. THE NIGHT ExPRESs
TRAIN leaves philxdeip for Pittsburgh Al ~, r.
The above lines connect nj Pttsburg with the Rail
roads to ssd fyss 81 Louis, Mo-, Alton, Ga'ena and
Chics eclii; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville
XIV: Terre Haate. Dayton, Springfield, Bcicfontine,
S.,ausky Toledo, Cleveland. Columbus, GAINESVILLE
Nassil,on and Wooster Ohio; also, with the steam
Picket Beats from and 10 NV osLsAHs, ST. Lorn,
LcrtsyILL II and CtsctspATf.
Through Tickets be had TO or from either ofthe
above places.
spt IS ytioS poiuts. Passengers from the West
will and this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia Baltimore, New York, or hos
ton. 49,,
THoS. Nc ORE, As'r. Pssss~ser L'nss, PA,!s
j MESKfMEN, Sgf. Psssssgsr Eises, Pitts.
philad.tphis, Feb 9Th. IsSs d-ly.
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A NNouSCES to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this
Cit, and vicinity that he has located himself per-
maneniy In Rock Island ~ aDxST PRAcTlT ossR w
althe various branches Of the profession. Dr. H.. r.
has practised his art In the United States and Mexico
since 1922 and In Eng land for many years, and ~ en-
abled TO give xcnerni sxtisfnrton. Teeth Inserted
from sines one TOT whole sets ON the most spprcv
ed principe, and all other operations pertaining 10
nirists 20 slbruncd With accuracy and care.
Particular aaention paid 10 the dentitioR Of Chill
deen. tH
qured.
IT J,1harge moderate and work warranted.
Once over Me srs. Whitaker and Esert's Store, OPP
peste Rock Island House, on Illinois Street.
Residence, iAeer Street, between Illinois & Rock
River Sts. next door 10 Nm. Johnson's.
Rock leland, Sept. - ls55 dur
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NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.

THE subscriber has opened large and choice as
sortment Of Family Gfoecries, at the "CHECk-
ERED STORE.
Front g., nearly opposite the Wills,
q fee doors 1eier Bsvrews Pvetfyaass,
Where shali always have hand full supply OF
all such articles as every family needle. viz:
n. o Sugar Fish all kines;
Clarified {" Bacon, Hamsand shoulders
Crushed - Piekled Pork, Lard;
s. n and n. O. Mol: Choice Flour;
Syrsp: Corn Meal;
Co6re and Teas: Potatoes;
Pepper AnaSpiee; Dried Fruit;
Nails and Glass; Wooden Ware;
stone Ware. White Lead;
OH and Turpensine: Soap and Candles. Starch;
And many other xrticlestoo nrmerousto mention al
Of which viii be Sold for ready pay, al the lowest pr
ecs.
~illaiso purchase all kinds Of Coun,r, Produce
Batter Eggs, Poultry, Wheat, Com, Oats etc, etc..
NAV 2<-Stf DAVID A. BURROWS.
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MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.

FROM
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
American Express Co. Proprietors.
"A above Dispatch 10 enatied TO forward Roods 81 .
asrs sspel.fisxs ysss fAsa ssy ifss rsasfms West.
except the regular Express Company
FaaIsuI by this fspatch is feruardet Y Ia Railroad
entirely in cars bred and Appropriated 20 this Dis
patch, and the reg uiar EnieaAsr PAssEAsra
Trans
Msrk good. Merchants Dispatch, Care Hull & P.
Davenport, Iowa. snd ieavememorandum oicohirsct
with Us.
Forfurther particulars appl.to
A. Il. IavIsssros, Asi, ig Broadway, n. Y.
or 70 the Undersigned, Agents for Davenport aad
june ss-d,f HULL & PARISH. aets.
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE,
nN BRADY SHEET. third sood from 81 street.
eioSsnx. msnuiss,ai hsa - v. r. jsnnns. rosa
way, New York Of the best material and in be best
style. which we shall sell al the LOWEST PRICES.
GentiemeH invited 10 call and examine orr stock
Davenport, June - d-u HILL &Co-
LADIES COLLEGE.
THE second Quarter ofthe above institute viii com
! meBce on Wednesday, September sth in all OF it
Our arrangement for a thorough eour.eof instrue-
iion In the various departments OF the College. are
ample and on scale 70 meet the de mands ofthe age
and spirit ofthe tiines.
weain 70 give more practical, ihorough and COM
piete Of studies than Of our schools for
young ladies' Yea, more, We mean TO take the lead
in the business offe raale education.
Tbeeoarse Of studies will be varied to suit the cir
eumsixnces and intellectual capacity ofihe pupil
Tuition in the Primary Department, ~ 90 per ar
do SO usual course, g % :.
Languages and higher English branehes,s 60 I" :.
koTE.-So exsra cha rzesin the Normsiof
Teaehers'depzrtnent.
Music on Piano, Meioaeon Guitarsnd
Harp. eie 70 TO - 90 . a.
Landscape Painting in Oil. 90 80 8.
Mon omEfie .Crayon and Pencil
Drawing. he., each, 90 " I"
Fspser Maeheard Ornam nial Leather
Work. each. 90 g -
Embroidery. Ornaments Needle work,
De. D.. in all their variety, each, s. 90 :. %
Diplomas will be given TO lfase who COM
psete thorougb course in either oftbe
de psrtmeBts.
Board with furnished roo ne including
washing. lights .fHei. ststioBer ,oc, - 60 80 -
lfthe pu PHI furnishes room. - o. ~
Ali pei ments ia be made in advance.
Those wishing to secure oms. or desks asday seho
ars. NJ usi apply sear. T. II. COD DING.
ProprietoraBd superinte ndent.
! Ma L h. CoDnito. Princip.i,.
Davenport. Aug -. '55-dvtf
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70 ExGMEERS.

<sURLEY,s Superior Cempasses, 4. Sand : ineh
I plain and with s<peSi siwsys on hana. Also,
fsrre,or. Chains and MsrtsnE Pins, ke-. &c &c.
Any article hand farsished To order 81 short no
tic rs we are the sIegsS.1s Agents for 6srsrs Ma
nfsetu. Enxin1ess stationery la general; consist
isx af Preklc Cross kcetioE. and Drawing Paper.
Also Drawing insifa insbts prnsihg -, ssnnin'
Pescll. ose., DC nc. Orders BY msI will receive
P'oHi- = $3.50 H.s PORTER q BRO,
an Az Rock Isissd- Ills.
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Notice.

Notice.
DOCK ISLAND BANK has made arrangements TO
IL use limited amount cfthe notes ofsThe Manu-
factuvers, and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, Geor-
sis;'' and the will be received deposit or In
pa, nent for Exchange Coin, the same terms ne
The Issues ofthe solvent Banks ofvirgns lucky,
Ohio or Indiana N. ID. OSBORN, Pfesv.
=. u. MANN. Cash'r.
RIOS Island. June I3-dwf
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-Asp pxALEas III
Dry Gscas. QneensWare. Hard ware,
Beeta and Shsess Hats and Caps &c:
,I>uGETHER With a thousand diaerentarticles too
i numerous to mention.
We have on hard and will be constant, receiving
large snents In the above lire on theePenne Of
Spring. Ourlayer stock 81 Grceeyies vcparticaiar-
IL recommend: which will he sold ~ the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail Msrke FL Prices
20 Hcgsheaa n. o. sugar. - hcxes Soap.
~ bi.cYus,i a clarsars 4; Bale Rope, al sixes:
Is ,aek assorted cchee: lCamphine and Spirit Gas;
$50 bushels dried Apples. 6lsts OF all sixess
So hushels paired Peaches iBssketstn variety:
goa hsl. hills & Casks Tar, pitch and Resin;
y. Orleans Sugar house ksisns. Caffants, hice ana
and Syrap Ncissses: Spices N variety;
An. sur, t,oide Syrup; Paints, dry aud Ground;
o. chests and CHESTS f-Cedar ana fine nnsns
Hssos, Imperialand Ehg1 Wash i es and buckets;
lish Teas iOtls-iArd Ldnseed Tan
set aAie.,ssorted Teasfor acrs, Spcrns and kic-
family use. rhanfsohs
~ klf bias " hiie dsh and large assortment OF
Lake Trout; Quecnssafe;
! Roxr. mime Cod Fish: SEQ bills Lake Salt:
50 Kess Nails assorted. IS sacks I'D Alum SALT
50 boxes dried Herring; Oysters and sardines:
50 do best Sroems; large assorfmenfof TO-
80 bcx Mould Capdiss, baccos direct from the
leboxes Star Candles: Mapufacsufer,
Garner Of Front st and Ferry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
Davenport, Rock Island and kuscatine
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