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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-03

To be drawn
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1885,
At Concert iial Macon Ga, under the Sworn Super
iutepdence Of Col Goo, NJ. Logan and jas A. Nisbet
Esq
compare with Bny ulher and IL it Is the best ever
offered and the chances obtain Capitals far better don't
purchase Tickets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-03
UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT

" ESIhhN MILITARY lNSIiTUTEJ
rTNHE next session OF tins College viii open On Monday
September 3. The Classical Course isfIl aud evefy
facility is sElrded 70 students in scientific Branches
ffpaTstory Schno IS attached embracing cuurse oftwo
years Ihe Military system is adopted an tfseiual
means Of preserving good order economy regular bats
and active bodily exercise Charges for Tuition and
Boarding % per term II twenty Ueeks Surgeons Fee
s. Engineering French, Spauisn, eermau Dn~iBg
Book Keeping ana FeneiDg each SlU per tsrm o twenty
weeks
The last session Of the Medical College closed with csc
Mairieul%nis ana IS Gradusies trgIn - states Tia
MISry College chs us e. 81 ,ar To- Nash,ils With ia
Mstriculans from IL States For Catalogue And Regus
tons, apply 10
JJHNSON, super ntsudeat.
Na.hvills JuE z So M. W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-03
Groceries.
LANGHORNE q ARMISTEAD
GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STE MROATS-PATENT BENGOLE GAS.
County and state Rights for Sale. The only
Reuz0Ie Machine that viii give good light.

NRE entire apparatus is simple; occupies bat little roo
requires iitila no gttenuOn-eIcept winding up,
sin liar 20 a clock.
The e-DEse is Uue third less than ordinary Coal Gas;
and yaEes tbs handsome and chespest light IN the
world It can be practical operation At Heuder-
son & BrUs, Deadsrick street.
Apy persOns wanting their houses lighted con be sup
pied Immediately, they having made contract Tor the
furnishing sf Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning State ard County rights can be
had by applying 10 Mh MAhNE,
eDU al Cherry Street, Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-03
New Firm.

TTAVISG associated with me, in the Drug Business,
H. f. PBc1 will carry on the business IN all Of
its various branches at the old stand under the rm and
style of SzRgTCH PECK where would be pleased 70
see all of friends and customers assuring them that
will utmost endeavors to give satisfaction, both
as regards quality and prices .
Gugl A SIRElChs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-03
M, WHITE LEAD, sc.

4 Nj, " hIIE LEAD, NCs-
LiBseed Oil, Lard OIL
Window Glass, {all szss) Paris Green IN Oil,
Chrome Green, ia oil, Burnt Uneer, in oil,
Sand Paper, TurDentipe
White Lead, zipc Paint, in oil,
Zinc PANT in Dsmar Varnish,
COp8l and Coach 4"
Black Msntls "
Alcohol, &C., just received and for sale by
rrgI STRETCH & PECK,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-03
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
$40 ss a5 s i Tenn Eo0sH11
ky,, four miles West OF Cross Plains, and seven miles
Northeast OF Springfield. This Land is well improved.
will sell the above land on FRIDAY the 18th Of Sep
tember the premises to the highest bdcer Terms
bne-half cash. the balance twelve months time note
bearing interest from date Come all that want homes
and look for yourselves Is l am determined ts sell.
8uSl2-w6tri WITT. MEREDITH WALTON.
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u. p. Peck

S now receiving number OF beautiful stvle "COupee"
i Rockaways and Barouches. He has also complet.
assortment Of Buggies both Of his own and Eastern Manu-
tacture, at his Warehouse, lower Market street.
inlr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-03

Williamson comfy, Tennessee
~ The Louisville Democrat and Journal will each
copy week in daily, and four times in weekly, and
send account to this Office.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
4 IssJmAN LIgE SAVED

DOFACIAF, Mich. March H. 1886
J. A RuoDls isq,, Dear sirs--As took your medi-
cine 10 sell on l015uIneuti 'Ho cure no pay, take
pleasure stating s effects reported to ne by three
brothers who Eye ia this place, and their testimony is
Iair specimen ot ali have received:
W III CoSkIIS told nle-'f lad taken nine bottles OF
ghristies AgGe Balsam and continually rundown while
using until my lungs ahd liver "ere eoNoEstp TO that
lsqrea that blood discharged from aly mouth and bow
els 20 thar all thought IL imP9ss st6Is fer to lrs
througk another ekiH The doctors too did all they
could for me- but thought mast dis Nothing did
- ,yao.I uufil cot RHopEs' FEVER AND A6uE CrRs
which at once relieved Of the distress aud nauseaat
nv stomach and pain in ny head and bowels aadproduc
ed a permanent cure in d short time"
Ill III CoNKLIN says: II had been taking medicine Of
AS good doctor have ia county, and taken
any quantity o. 4uniIs aud speehes without any good
fionl 25th August 10 18th December. But seeing how
nicely operated on my brother, sot bottle Of
Rhodes Fever and Ague oure, which effected perma-
ueut cure by using thirds of a bottle.
S, NJ .CoNKLIs not here, but the other brothers
say his case the H. Ms. sold the n,ediene
both the day, and the was speedy from
tue '.'S.s Yours nti With resaesf. | A. HUNTINGTON
The above speaks fol ITSELF Good proof as it is, is
ofuo better tenor than the vast number OF like eer
Gates have already published, aud the still greater num-
bsr that is continually pouring in TO me.
ousthing more last year had occasion 10 eaatioH
tho Ynbl.e i'll these words:
." asties oat 6rm aohe haps taken Of my general
eirealsrs, substituted tAs aams At tAs.r nsstram for
my msdieiHs, aad tAsa 1th 5rateE smPAasnss end
their pasphlst oih tAs eIcfaatioa Lst ths proprs-
Of aay othsr medicine sag - nAeA " hs dsrss,
So. a
Now take pleasure IN saying thdt the eaatSH reer-
red 10 the sAme .Dr Chrstie's Agns Basanl
/ TONED ia the above certificate. @
y1here are several other industrious people who ar,
applying their posonous trash all that publish abon
my Fever snd Agne Cure, Antidote to Malaria creep
TIE Of Cures, and the Certificate the cei
ebraea chemist DR. James II. Choa in favor of Its per
eCy harmless character which is attached to every bot
tie Inese viii always serve to distinguish my msdiciu
| from iuitat0us, JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
| ... sE- 80 Ptoyidsncs, X l.
| Wholesale Agengs--H. Blakslsy, ST Louis Barcli,
Bros Chieaso 4, Webb, Davenport, and ior sale ..
| Drugxists generally. july s'5edwSm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
MARRIAGE OF MISS SAyER Nh

MARRIAGE OF Mss SAVER, M. D.
John W. Hasbrouck, Esq, of the
Wing Press, has married a Doctor,
which sounds rather strange. But the
age is a progressive one, and he will
be to no expense for ''family physi.
cian. 4 correspondent of the Elmi-
IA 4arsrtiser writing from Newburgh,
gives the following account of the GER
emony:
ave were among few assembled
at the residence Of the brides father
at Warwick, Orange county, July 81.
to witness the marriage Of John W.
Hasbrouck, editor of the Wing Press,
Middletown, N. Y, with Or. Lydia
Sayer, editor of the Syba of the sane
place The bride was dressed in the
reform costume'-shirt of white India
book with pants of white satin; q
basque of brocade silk, (col shes
Of roses, trimmed with dress lace; no
ornaments except a simple breast pin.
The ceremony was performed by them
selves. The bride ignored that part
OF the accustomed marriage ceremony
which demands of woman undue sub
lection and obedience-yet promising
equally with the groom to stand true
to his side in all the duties OF life
each appealing to the other for theii
approval, and each consenting to the
terms adopted by themselves. A shor,
prayer was offered by the elder. broth
er OF tie BRIDE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

Last Wednesday A. d. Nelson,
young man 20 years of age, and a ma
tive of Edgar county, Illinois. but who
has been for several years resident of
the northwest part of this county,
brought to our Office door, ina covered
wagon, 4 working model ofa locomo-
tive which moves by the power of
electricity. The model weighs 300
pounds, and gaily bedezened with all
the aids Of paint, fringe and a scrupu-
Ions polish Of all the nicer parts.--
Young Nelson made it all himself
planned out what he claims to be q
new method efpro9ucing electricity at
much leas expense than the old. and
applies 1t in a manner altogether new.
lie has been three years studvinp cleo
tricity and making trials. In his fif
teenth year he made a steam engine.
and appears TO be quite mechanical
genins, full Of enthusiasm. We un-
derstand he means to exhibit his model
at Galesbnrg, preparatory to bringing
II out at the State and county fairs. =
Sterting Times.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

PEDEsTRIANIsM. A great foot race
Is now III progress on Charlestown
Neck, under mammoth pavilion
spread Tor the purpose. John Stetson.
Jr.. who is running the race. has at
tempted the feat Of running or walk
ing. as he may please. 60 miles per
day in twelve hours, for six successive
days. on a wager Of $500. He COM
meneed at II o'clock Monday morn
ing, and walked till II o'clock Tues
day night, with very little fatigue
The first ten miles he made in one
hour and thirty-three minutes-the
second in | hour and 10 minutes-the
thlrd in | hour and IS minutes
Should he succeed. it will be one of
the greatest Lteats of pedestrianism
ever performed in this country.
Boston atlas goth.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
THE DAILY GAZETTE
REMARKABLE SPRINGS IN
CALfFOPNTA

i
The Placeryille (Cal.) Ansersouu
gives the following description of ten
curious springs situated about ten
miles north Of Wash no. Valley. Utah
on q tributary of the Truckee. and cal,
leooteamboat Springs, appearing to
ueflve their name from the fact that
they are like so may boilers genera.
ting steam:
"for distance of three e.fourths of .
mile DO these remarkable springs nonr
tnelr waters, rushing, boiling and
ioamiing, through innumerable fissures
IN the rocky formation in which thev
are found. The entire Of one barI ~
the stream on which they are situated
a distance from thirty to eighty rods IN
width, and three fourths Of mile in
length, and rising back from the river
~ places from sixty to eighty feet, the
whole seems one vast deposit from the
the water that for ages has been eject
ed thereirom. 1t is not that boiling
not water IS elected throughout this
whole extent from well defined springs.
but the surface is filled with innumer,
able cracks or assures from four fo
eighteen inches in width. cornmunica.
ting with sublerranean cavitives or
chambers through which the boiling
water z forced with great velocity.
ana producing a noise closely resen.
bling that produced By the wheels Of
a powerful steamer upon the water
4 singular feature IS, that in large
tracts bnt few feet from each other
the boiling water is seen flowing in
opposite directions, and in othere
changing from one direction to another
az intervals Of a few minutes. In
many places the water overflow the
surface, but more generally traverse
the creyiees at various depths from
tile surface, generally in view. but
sometimes so deep within as not to be
distinguished, whilst the ceaseles.
5plashing and Kissing is heard in every
direction. And jets of steam that
will seald the hand instantly on appli.
cation. are here and there forced
through the openings and assures.
high above the surface of the forlna-
ton, and with great violence. There
IS one place more remarkable. if Dos
5ltfe, than others. 1t is where the
'Efi'tce Of the rocky deposit is unbro-
Ken: yet loudly distinct beneath is
ieani the roaring as of a strong blast
qrnace Not a drop of water IS visi-
Die here, but the rock or deposit on
which the spectator stands. is actually
1uuling hot--the bare hand can scarce
y De held npon it for moment
Y lorning and evening. when the air
: cold and still. the whole is shrouded
With steam and vapor. In many
places there are small deposits of sui
,hnr, that will ignite by the applica-
ION Ola match; in others the strongest
.Inm was found; and yet others. an
Ikahne substance, soconcentrated. as
o destroyin a short time linen hand
,erchief in which q specimen had
'een wrapped. The country in the
immediate vicinity bears unmistakable
OF the effect of powerful vol.
'anic action. Masses of yitrified
oeks, cinders, the ordinary coarse con-
'lomerate scoria of extinct volcanic
raters, and not a few specimens were
otained ofthe lightest, purest pumice
tone ever seen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

For H.
A NuNBER OF lots sitt in various parts OF The
A civ fsr lease for a teg years; apdiy 70
f,iu IA 70. l.. DAVENPORT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
4oRcRoss, pArENr pLANINa MAcHINE

,irHEi subscriber, Agent for the Patsniee VI Nor
i cross Patent Planning Mach Inc, VIII sell tights 10
COUNTIES or smaller districts Ia The STATE of idwa
antae II b ~. Y. SLAYaAkE ER,
j Niesols Real Estate Ones, Corner of seeond
dse24 aud Main Streets, Davenport
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

I oWREV. THOMAS & co. are ROW receiving, al
I phsiT YARD near the rail- road depot, IUU TONS
0FCOAL DAILY For Fact and Steam ithas no su.
per.Ur in this Market. !,
Owing to a combination OF me miners TO raise the
p,ics of Coai--Whish would not submit to--ws
ttya IIabe for short time, 10 supply our custom
va Ant hnyiu. succeeded In breaking up this com
ensto In which the community has no small inter.
esti We Srono prepared 70 deliver 10 this ely OF
davenport in quantity TO su't purchasers at aaf
fr-rnaT pr,5ss, on application al the Yard,
3nsk / slaud Jan 8 s.dtl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
The (lld Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

INHE subscriber has recently asas easse sa Sptsp
Rnsian soda. Pic Mic, Water aad oysisr Crackers,
Pilot Bread &c, Sc, together Win q saod assort-
nent OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and aussst
,,nntv Tar bha inanu facture of CrEm 4 Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
,nsBs nv Machinerv The advantages claimed for
this process Of making Bread, sfs saese VIC D,aaa @
snce,it is much whler and more eyen 1t keeps much
longer without OscoIung stalo, ana TO many persons
II not obiee tionable when a week old, u cuts Us
nandsome as the nest French roll, goes iafther,
ana l. readily introduced iRto families who have nss
or used aaL er's Bread before l snat 'eontlhse 70
above arteles Oh terms hieh cannot isit 70 give sh
tire salislsetion, hope to be able TO supply s ~no no
may favor me with their patronage, lhshhiut ,oi
same. All orde rs from the country pf9mptiy Susna
ed TO. uaStcA - .
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, one 'faAfS -'''o
Burrows d PIettyman's steam -aiiLs'
payeupur ri, MAY 27, Is56-du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

nAVlNti obtained The agency for the sale Of Lii
III he's Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
Locks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames We pEepaT.
ed to furnish al manufacturers prices an5 OF ihese
articles on short notice.
Ihese Safes all fastened with Lille 5 Locks Civ
Ing undoubted seeLiiiy against thieves, perfectly
free from daaYRsss and better Dire proofs than any
other safe mads. The burning OF them 10 any buiI
ding materially iajure them snd they may be
exchanged for one al any agency by pay ing f5T
repsinting The vault doors and frah reliable,
nomicai land generally used here they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foiied the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors
The various tests applied TO these articles b uFOfs
mechanical aad agricultural alfs where they have
always obtained the first premiums establishes The
certainty of their penoriy Purchasers iagted
10 call and examine the articles, references, ceftin
cafes &c, before purchasing. rsf
The undersigned are the only agents iH tt,h# 81
lanf llll1 and HaseGport (lowal tOr tue a4i,id's
SAFE company "i fos5 n. '. S'ti'N sddfea7si ~
eilhe q ,tave ,rlii recrttr Fn.G.Ft att.ation.
e. aF IIitED * BAKER,
Illinois Rock Island.
oh. sly, Seeondsi Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
BREWSTER KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City. Iowa.
Lands entered anl Warrants located 10 Sioux city,
Fort Dodge and Council Bluffs.
TPCollecious promptly attended To-.
E.P. BREWSTER, b. Z. KNIGHT
Any. s Coun'r.at Law. Civil Engineer & Surveyor.
REFER TO
DAWSON s. True, Bsqrs., Editsr Gazette,
Dr. j. NJ. WiiheTwax, Dawson q GFigBs'
n. Price, Esq, }. L. Lane, Esq.
llsy 10, '5o-dly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS is to certify that the coparnershtp heretofore
1 existing between the uniersignod under the
name aad style OF ShO5p barkaloT is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. 1000
All Inc demands outstanding In favor Of said nrn
will be collected by said Sboup, ~
B. f, SHouP.
A,F, EARhALON,
IT. Tie Forwarding ana Commission business
viii hereafter be continued by b., shoupA u,
al the same stand
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
GlOtbiag.
L. ClsTEIL = al.

A. CAsTEEL Il o.,
rINAkE this opportunity to inform tspnbie tha !
i taey have received at tAeT Stou the largest
stock Of
Broad Cloths, Csssinlsres, stings,
which has ever been brought to thllatket lAs
Goods which we offer to the inspectofth the citizens
ofthis town surpas IS in design aud hsh, anything
that be offered Them this side Of ioTkt being
selected with The greatest and fro the most eN.
tensine houses in the Eastern marke and With
view to satisfy the tastes OF all our eusners.
Wehaye also full aud complete ortrnent q
the latest aud most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING tOBS,
which are beyond doubt tbs most deabIe e. ba
found In this city. Among which arc sts' Shirts,
Undershirs, Stocks, Gravat', Gloves, ispendersi
Hose, &c.
Particullr attention win % paid, e. tetoiofs !{f
the nasing up OF garments ID i styi nupa:sed by
any similar establishment
FUN suit. made On snDfte. notice, all AfEahIal
10 suit.
Thank fui for The beslowatofPast h9d lAfofs o
tue public, we take pleasure in pled1 renewed
ddeily and solicit d share oi the pabii atroHsge.
Api - d-ti a. CAsit2 W 90
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Worrying continually about some
thing or nothing is popular mode Of
suicide.
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uITRTEY,s sARSAPARTLLA

This inva iuaUlo compound SO fully apprecia ted
by tho American people, Is gaining wide celeb
rity and has become permanently established As the
besL and most effective mediene oi me day Cert IN
Gates are daily pouring in from all parts of the states
and lhe aiiete now re- oice there is help when ey-
cry other remedy proves ine reetuai Diseases which
Iof years proved source OF misery, and agonizing
frlure have readily yielded beneath It's irresistible
influence, ami countless fsmiies rendered happy and
cheerful by is eStrao fiinAry eheacy: IL you want
he pure aad genuine sarsaparlls, (that which is as
y asrent and pc F.ar 10 Ralis az any other COM
D al as one thing Is capable Of b5Ing 10 another,
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
lndian pa, Missouri and kentucky, IL has never ina
single anee been Sho"nt 10 iail, ana VIII care be
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
Notice.

sgnIK Is!aId taak hss made arrangements to use
+ = limited amount Of the aoies oI"lhs Manuiac.
Nv. - aad Mechanics Gauh u columbus, Georgia
and tbs same Will DO received deposit in pay.
tnsutisg Exchange o. COiA, tAe same termses the
Igaurs OF tAe sOy aut Bauks Jf Virginia, Kentucky
Ohio or indiana. NJ u bshOhN. frest,
- t,lsnd Junsi3 .,S8u s. IT, MANN, Cashier.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
FALL AND WINTER DTHlNG
ATJOHN lgRDA6


IOWA LoTgiNG SkE
4 LARGE andpgried assoItne 4 steh' "a ssi
a Boys, II eaay Hlaas tihAhss emerae-
ing ali the 81 sfeAisIa ysJysde ana nade J
good " ors laea out olths bsst IN iAi.
Fine IN ediula ahd COIN l.loI!, Ia, Beaver tslit
Pilot, pstersha nj and Flushing, Eups, hacA d
Pslstut 0yereoats, CLOTH, Dress rfosA toats oi
yariOue ollors aud ua!tles Ci%oass siaieIe, oatl'
net. Velvet aEd Tweed Panlaloo Shh, SAM va
leptia ,Swansdo~n, Velvet, rus iuth, aSslnleIs,
Sstinet, Double and Single bfea. vests, Mohkel
Jackets drawers. Undershif,s, teIS, saspehaeFs,
Gloves Crayats siiandkeInhietstt-. -.oiiaFs STOCKS,
Tiss Scsrfs Winchester and thppreN ed fatent
Shoulderseam Shirts, mbfel laa al esusaa
ly kept in gentleman lurnsis stores tneiudliis
Robes de Chambreand ReFerhlsaha oNeiSoats'
Also, splendid assortment peut oloth., ,assi'
meres and Vestings-i OF whsii oe hade up !"
order in tho best manner, WIN APihess, AZ accom-
m dating prices, and by com ~ wofhnisu' inns
a.t tshIishmantisin the month laeipt ofthe latest
ssashinn \ n lhatordef siatruslo them may be re-
lie dupon as being IN The Aieste " Ihose VINO de-
stret. All manner OF plan w,ahd woIh OF Il gem
teel ms dunn ,promplly attend,as heletoiofe
HATS of new wstylstogethsitha aii oi'Ae com
mon kinds constantly on hand
Gratefulforpsstpat 70 ge,supseIloefcohnaeht- "a
Ia, hnns. IN me min ua % ithe same.
y A'PN fOHN JORDAN,
Merchant silo al Clothih u hffohtstfeatsopPo.
site the steam Mills. i
davenport, uly I'd ,l65Td-ls
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hailroaos.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
&C. u ID s5 9 b

sPRiNG ARRANGEMENTs,.
ns and after Monday, April tilh, l55o,and unlii
Jfurthet notice, n dns will leave Rock Island dai
iy, Sundays excepted, as follows: ,
lsi mail tratn al o'oV A. ~
"a express, stopping only atthe principal :,
3d nignt express, stopping al all stations 9i0f
4tb freight, with I'd clgss car. al b3U =. ~
Trains arrive al Rock Island daily, Sundays except
cd, as follows: =,
"a exp press, stopping only al the principal !,
stations At tOo g -
mall train at iu.lo e, ~ "a
itt freight ailh 2d class al caD =. Al
All ilratns this road are in direct connsctonai
Chicago w in trains both tne Michgal sonihefp
and Michigan Central R. 10 and from Detroit TO
led3, Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, pIls9lish'
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New YORK,
phGladclphia. Baltimore and Washington Also as
La sale with trains of the Illinois Central hoad-
north TO Galena and south 81. Lons and CaiTo %
which places ticke ets can be procured OF " 5. SIZE
VEINS, Ticket agt. R X. Depot RI
Pass6agefs are reminded ofthe necessity oil giving
distinct directions 10 the destination Of ther bay
gage, lso TO procure ticket. before taxing thfsf
seats the cars the conductors collect ares ohi
10 stations on the us Of the Chicago and Rock isshi
Railroad. JOHN i. lRAtfI SUPP
". II. WMrMtN, ASST Sup'l.
Rock Island, April Z, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
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NJ b. OSBORN & co.
LAID, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Eaek Island, Ill.
Asai TO the payment OF taxes Eat ali other matssIs
competed iii Laud Agency ia all pArts oi iiiuois
,ua lows. one on orleans street, Lear Gaor
iioAss,
cheap LANDS.
y " % see - toTA so range " 100 acres
q. ,'f s,e NJ a. w 100 -
situated in Cedar county. Also
\ rs - ar sec % Town 90 Lrange Z SO g
4 IS or sec ri Iowu 90 n [" IkeO -
MS " qrsee 50 II '' iEs0 Z"
81 " or see 2G 81 con - 4Ee0 :"
In Ecatt county aye 0iersd for tnsty days great
blgEsias by lheif who are dss rnined 70 SELL
.Irh u NJ. b. OSBORN ~ co., Land Agt
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have aiso some City aLd Country property In
Rock Island eouuly wh!bb areodefei very cheap.
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