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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-11

BLACK REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CONVENTION.
A Washington despatch says: During the
session of the ngger worshppers National
Executive Committee, which has inst ad-
journed sine die, it was agreed to invite the
people of the United States, without regard
to past differences or divisions, who are OPP
posed to the repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
mise and the policy of the present admins.
tration, who favor the exclusion of slavery
fros, the Territories and the admission of
Kansas as free State, and who desire TO
have the action of the Federal Government
restored to the principles Of Washington
and Jefferson, to send (each Stnte) three del
egates from their respective Congressional
districts, and six delegates at large, to meet
in convention, at Philadelphia, on the 18th of
June, for the purpose of recommending can.
didates to be supported for the office of Pres.
dent and Vice President of the United
States.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-11

H- A Washington correspondent of the
Iowa State Democrat predicts that the Gin
cinnati Convention will name a ticket that,
in his opinion, combines much strength with
the people. The ticket is, X. NJ. II. Hunter,
Of Virginia, for President; A. C. Dodge, of
Iowa, for Vice President.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-11
THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, APRIL 1856.

FoRriGN.-NeD York, April 2.-The U.
8. Mail Steamship Atlantic, has arrived at
this port from Liverpool, with advices to the
10th ult.
General Intelligence.-The Empress Eu-
genie, of France, has given birth to son'
who bears the title Of Prince of Algicrs, and
at the last adviccs both were doing well.-
The event has caused considerable rejoicing
in France; and England has, through her
government, forwarded her congratulations.
The Pope is TO be the God Father of the
Prince, and the Queen of Sweden God.Mo.
ther.
Pence was virtually concluded, and the on.
ly matter requisite to perfect every thing was
the signature Of Baron Manteufel, the Prus.
sian plenipotentiary, to the Protocol. As the
Baron had arrived in Paris, it was believed
that the Protocol would very shortly receive
the desired signature, although it is but pro-
per to state that the secrecy of the proceed
ings Of the Conference was still observed.-
A deputation of the friends of Poland had
waited on Lord Palmerston requesting him
to instruct the British plenipoteniaries in
Paris to insist on the restoration of Poland
and his Lordship replied that the matter
should have the attention of government.
The British Parliament had adjourned.
Mr. Dallas had gone to London, and Mr..
Buchanan, who was accompanied by Lord
pult, fnp h,d f,ta c,s,,,l oc
Queen.
The young Prince of Prussia was about to
visit England for the purpose of being be.
trothed to the Princess Royal.
In Constantnople the Divan, in conse.
quence of the remonstrances of the mer.
chants, hnd renounced tho projected issue of
100, 100000 Of paper money.
Advices from Africa, dated the 25th of
February, announce that Disturbances had
occurred at Cape Coast, and that thirty ma.
tives were killed and one hundred wounded
The Liverpool cotton market was dull and
easier, but not quotably lower.
The London money market was well sup.
piled. Discounts were easier, although moth.
ing had been done under six per cent.
e- The steamer Daniel Webster arrived
at New Orleans, on the lst, with dates from
San Juan to the 2sd ult. Col. Schlessinger
was marched out of Costa Rica on the 9th of
March. Gen. Walker has been reinforced
by three hundred Americans. Costa Rca hns
made formal declaration of war against
Nicaragua, which reached Grenada on the
10th. Walker Immediately returned the COM
piment, and on the same evening accompa.
MED 300 men across the lake to Virgin Bay.
Next day 800 men under Col. Schlesenger
marched to Costa Rica. At last advices they
had not met the enemy but had provided
themselves with horses intending to proceed
against Gunmo Castle.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-04-11

u .ica," will State that
n Gsass wire and ivory keys
i .re welcome to but the skeleton want
for refrigerator.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-15
VOL. XXlE, no. %.

Glen Riddle, Grea, Bend, Greer Castle, Ham
burgh, Hanover, Hartford, Hartstown, t1awey,
HazIeton, HemIock, Hogesto%n, HoInrsbnrg,
Honesdale, Hyde Park, Indiana, JeansvilIe,
Jersey Shore, JohHStOWn, Jonestowo, Kings
ton, Landis5urgh, Latrobe, Lew wis5nrgh, Liberty,
Ligonier, Litiz, Liverpool, McConnellshurg,
Mc-Krespon, McVryton, Marietta, Nlaach
Chunk, Merchandising, Merctrs5urgh, Myers
town, Middleport, Middlrtown, MiIesburg, Mill
ford, MiIIerstown. Milton, Minersyile, Monon-
gahela City, Morrisvlle. Mount Pleasant,
Nancy, Nazareth, New Brighton, New Castle,
New Holand New Hope, New London, New
Miliordi New Mount Pheasant, Newport, New
town, Newviie, New Washington, New VIII
mington, Newton Hamilton, North East, North
nmbrrland, Oxford, Paradise, Parkersburg, PEN
ningtonvie, Perkompn Bridge, PhlIipsoursh,
PhGniXviIr, Pine Grove, Pittston Ferry, Port
Clinton, Port Kennedy, Port Richmond Ports
mouth, Poltstown, Pottsville, Providence, Quak-
ertown, Safe Harbor, St. Clair, Salisbury,
SchelIsburg, Schuylkill Haven, Scranton, Selns
Grove, Shamokin, ShannonsviIle, Sharon, Ship
pensburg, Sberemansown, Shlrieysburgb, Sill
yer Greek, Slate Hill, Satngton, SIieprry
Rock, Spruce Greek, Strasburg, StrattonvilIe,
Stroudsburg, Summit, Susquehanua Depot, Tam
aqua, Tarentum, Trmperanceville, Tioga, Tree
mont, Troy, Tunk Hancock, Tuscarora, Tyrone,
Waterford, Waverlv, Waynesborougt, West
Greenvir, West Mdd-town, West Spriug-
field West Haven, Wilkins, Williamsburg,
WomeIsdorf. WrightsyIe, Wyoming, Yardie-
Vile, York Sulphur Springs, IonnsviIlr, Zrli-
enopIe, Dunkirk and Buffalo, \. York, Whee-
ling, Va, WelISvilIe, @.
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I
Arrive at Darlington same day at l2 IN.
Leave Darlington Wednesday at l p m;
Arrive at Smith Ferry same day at IN.
3347 From McKean's Old Stand, by New
Stanton, Watts mills, Madison and Full
ton, to Tinker's Run, % miles and back, three
times week.
Leave McKeans Old Stand Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Tnker's Run same davs by - m.
Leave Tinker Run Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday at p m.
Arrive at Mckean'sOd Stand same days al s
1 p m.
33l8 From West Middletown, by Patterson's
Mills, Cross Greek Village, Eldersvillr,
! Burgettstown, and Clinton, 10 Seventy-Six, IS
miles and back, once a week.
! Leave West Middletown Monday at m.
| Arrive at Seventy-Six same day at p m;
Leave Seventv-Six Tuesday at q m;
Arrive at West Mddl-town same day by 6 P I'M.
3349 From Sparta, by Lindleys Mills and A
nifty, to Ten Mile, IA miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Sparta Thursday at s m;
Arrive at Ten Mile same day by II m.
Leave Ten Mile Thursday at , p m;
Arrive at Sparta same day by p IN;
1880 From Brownsville, by Fredericktown,
Allllsboro, Clarksvllr, and jefferson, TO Way
nes5urg, 2S miles ana back, three times week.
Leave Brownsville Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at N;
Arrive at Waynesburg same days at 6 m;
Leave Waynesburg Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Brownsville same days at m.
1851 From Brownsville, by Red Stone, Perry
opoIis, Flatwoods, East Liberty, and Up
per Mlddletown, to Uniontown, 20 miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave Brownsville Tuesday and Friday at 7
Arrive at Uniontown same days by p m:
Leave uniontown Wednesday and Saturday at
7 m:
Arrive at Brownsville same days by m.
1852 From Brownsville, by Merritstown and
New Salem, 10 Uniontown, 10 miles and
back, three times we~k.
Leave Brow usviIle Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday al 4 m;
Arrive at Uniontown same days at m;
Leave Uniontown Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 81 a m;
Arrive at Brownsville same days at 81 m;
1888 From Brownsville, by Carmichae's Will
low Tree, Davistoun, Mount Morris,
PentrrsS, Va, Backsville, and Wadestown, to
Burton, 56 miles and back, once a week.
Bidders will propose a schedule Of departures
and arrivals.
Proposals TO commence at Willow Tree, II
miles less distance, are invited.
See list annered Of postnasters IN Pennsyi-
Uania lUho are authorized 10 certify 10 the Su1i-
cieacy Of gaaraaforS,
FoRN of PRorosAL ,pbere no change from nd-
Uertiyement is eo@tempLated by the bidder,
! L., of -, county oi--S State
of --, propose 10 convey the mail from ,ju-
" /, 1886, 10 June 80, 1860, on route No,
from -- to --, agreeahy TO the ad-
v+risement OF the Postmaster General, dated
January 10, 1886, and by the following mode
Of conveyance, viz:
for the annual sum of - dolla-s.
. This proposal is made rjh fN knoaricdge
of the diSfance Of the route, the 'ceigf Of tie
malto be Carried, and oil other particulars in
/ reference TO the route and serrice md aiso of-
ter caretm e1ominotion.'of the instructions and
requirements oitacted 10 the advertisement
Dated
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-15
(Signled)
Form Of a Guarantee.

FoFm OF Guarantee.
The undersigned, residing at --, State of
---, undertake that, if the foregoing bid for
carving the nail on route No. - be accepted
by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall,
prior to the lst day OF July, 1886, or as soon
thereafter as may be, enter into the required
obligation to perform the service proposed, with
good and sufficient sureiles.
THIS ,cp do understanding distinctly The OBJ
hgafions and liabilities assumed by guGraators
under the 9th section Of the act Of Congress Of
July 2, 1886.
Signed by two guarantors)
Form Of Certificate.
The under rsigned, postmaster OF --, State
of ---, certifes, under hts oath Of office,
that he is acquainted with the above guaIantors,
and knows them to be men of property, and able
TO make good their guarantee.
Dated tSigned.)
The sufficirncy of guarantors on proposals
may be certified by judge Of a court of record.
aad by postmasters at the following offices, and
no Others:
In the State of PENNSYLVANIA, postmasters oi
Offices at the courthouse or county seat of each
county: and at Addison, Albion, Alexandria,
Altoona, Annvillp, Aarchbald, Archspring, a.
thrns, Beaver MradowS, Berlin, Berwick, Beth
Iehem, Birdsboro, BIairsyle, BloomSburgh
BIossburg, Brady's Bend, Branchdalr, Bristol
Brownsville, Buchanan, Cannonsburg, Canton
Carbondale, Carlisle Springs, Caasauqua, Cata-
wissa, Chester, Clarion, Clark, Coatesvile
Cochransville, Columbia, Conneautville, Con-
nelisville, Conshohocken, Cookstown, Cresson
Darby, Doughassville, Downingtown, Duncan
non, Duncansvllle, Dunmore, Dushore, East
/ iSmithfed, Ebensburg, Edinborough Elizabeth
town, Enon Valley, Ercildown, Fallston, Flor
ence, Fountain Spring. franklin, Freedom
! Frremans-burg, Gap, Germantown, Glrard
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-15

FoRN Of PRorosAL 1ohere no change from nd-
Uertiyement is contemplated by the bidder.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-15
FRIDAY MORNING, BEDFORD. PA. FEB. Is, 1856.

burg, Coal Port, Kiskiminitas, Apollo, aud
LeechbGrg, to Freeport, 49, miles and RAck, once
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-18
Aurt. SaIauu.

NJ. B. OSBORN g. CO.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island Ill
Attend 10 the payment Of taxes and all other msers
connected with Land Agency In AL psIts oil Illinois
and Iowa. Office GA Orleans street, near Cuor,
House.
Cheap Lands
" or Sec "a town so range " 100 sctos
w or sec is - " 100
situated In Cedar county. Also
y 3 w or sec "a town 70 LrRnge Is so
IN ar sec % iowneUS 4EsO
Or sec Is - CON - 4EeU
L qrsee con <Ks0 +"
81 N W or sec e So {" lEsO
W h. qr sec - - con " 4EsC
In Scott county, offered for thirty days at great
bargains by lhc!I owners WHO are deteTmned 10 sell
apply 10 NJ. b. OSBORN 81 co., Land Agt D..
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also some City ard Country property in
Rock Island co unity with are Ufsrel very cheap.
jan IS d-wu
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30 Rent. For safe on slime, OF
trade For EauG

4 Two STONY FEAME BUILDING. % utaiBing
- two STORE rooms, ~,th good cellars under hem.
~ .elIiIgs. good well 4n Fourth st. opposite The
ruA rlel house. Endure at HessF.. RUHEItaaS Al
FERrs Grocery Store on Fro4l ~.
dec II-du DR. ICAATIUs LANCER.
Der DeInok rat e0ps and ct g. adv,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-18
FELTON, MILL,
10, 600 Acres Of Choice Land

INOR sale on lite termsin lots 10 cult In Scott
l. Clinton sEd POweshiek counties. Apply 10
jules LY1ASCE,
0rtIl- IT,
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad

MISSISSIPPI anu MAssOuii n..., Wv
&c. ssEsg -
nNa Aud Ail,f Monday, January 2eth, 1890, ana VI,
~ til further nsticc, trains vii ieaNe pa'NHfVt'
for Muscatlne ana Iowa City, rs follows: :,
t.t Passenger train daily SUNDAY exc - ~ %
end Freig rain with fassenser Gar ntla -
Trainssrriye /. Davenport daily, [Sundass eSeep'eai
as follows ~ Al
LIST Passenger Train at WH''
-"a'ai ~ So : ~ 49, 7P.M
All Trains out Of Davenport NlllmaRe eohheo"oh'
with MGscaIne and Iowa Cily. :,
The Passenger Train arriving al Davenport ~ ~ A.
NJ comes with the Rock island Mail Train
which leaves Rock Island for Chicago al ii ~ "a
Passengers are reminded of the neeessit! isslhs
distinct dire ctons the destination oil their pas
<uee Also TO procure tickets bsfore taking tnei
sests In the ears JOHN T.. HENRY.
A DAY suphI
,,.t,r ~, J'ransnnrtntiou Jane6 u6n
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

. ] the Rock Island saw MILL, near the Boat
~ Yard The undersigned would Inform the !nhab-
hauts Of Rock leland and suFro zdiDg country that
ring all kinds II building and Framing Lam Der Fen
eng. LaihE and
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders which wili be promptly alien
ied 10. MEAD, SMITH d MARSH.
Rock Island, Nov l3-dwtf
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BROWN y MCDONALD
MOLINE PAPER MILLS

FEHEsubscribers are constant making u variety Of
Printing and Wrapping Papersai their Miiin No.
line, and will puy Cash for any reasonable quantity
good clean cotton orinenrags Ourtras elIingageut,
A. o. Churchill VIII call the Merchants through
central Iowa and pay them In cash paper for The
rags. WHEELOCk & FERGUS.
Moline June Goth. 1854.
INLDnR, Buckwheat anf Corn Meal for sale ia
IL Sa cks and Bbs at the Hawkey Store by
Febu JACOB WEAVER, JR.S co.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Yssss.s.. .ssst.z--..s sssss-a ell
,.sss.;s 4 - s.-4Sssst x s4sesSs.x ISe~s;s1zs

sss $3.50 - & o. ll.sSssss
cities with tho Western, Northwestern, seuth-
westcru States, by uOntr RsiHAs direct This
road also connects at Pittsburgh sla daily line 81
to 81 srl. an the AorihSest"rH tales; ma
king the BlosI dgeot ckseFesl asa rEietts by
watch frfSht can be fafwEEdod 10 and lrem the
Crest Ne-I.
Rates between Philadelphia ana Fit:sburs,
sirat lass = Boots shpe'. Dr!.i Ok. = ma =
Goods Ca BoSt.l FuJs, Feathers, Ae.i ~ '"o
second Class. -. Boots a Station
cry, Dfy Goods ga bales briggs anJ - ,.,.x
Medicines, Hard ware, Loa thef, A0oi ~"
Third .iaAs.--Anvi!s, Bageiug.,
bacon, Fugk a bulk Cssg stseij bSe 3 100 =
Sole l-"st!,el ", 5andletj oebre, @e>
FOURTH lass .--JoHH.,, tIsh, ba.,
d f.5rt tlaekedj arid Lard oi4, Soc y IOU Il
hcmp. lfaH. lead, uuits, soda ash, Ne.
FI.OUK-s per barrel uHtli further notice.
GkAlA-sG st. per 900 h until failher notice.
ColluN-S2 per bale, not exceeding 5DG -,
vel hi Until fstheF notice
IL PIN shipping Goods from any point east OF Phil
adelphiH b. particular TO mark packages sUIa saH
syiUaaiz Railroad" All goods consigned To tho
gents for ns Road a, thilade ILia or Piasburr VII
be forwarded without detention
fREisnr AGESTs .-fiarrs, WoTmly & Co., Mem
phs, TeuB. r. T Sass y Co., ~, Louis :. aIlsA-
ell ~ Son, Evansville, Iad Dnnesnl, Bell Il Bur
dock, AMI Carter N Jewett, Louisville ,ky.R.g M.l
drum, Maids n, Ind; sPsigman Blown, aad Ir~it
\ Co, Cincinnati; y. w Graham x Co., GAINESVILLE
o.; Ltcch q Co., 81 kiiby -. Boston; Leech * Co
Aston House, y. YORK; william st. and . Batter
J
grawn koohs, Baltimore; Geo. c. FrOnelscus, Pitt,
burg,
H. HOUSTON, General Eysigkt sgeHt, PhRa
II. J.LoABAERT, SEP't. Altoona, Pa.
penns) iyaBia Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelpbia
and Pittsburgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia tor PIttsbgTgHt II 4. NJ, aud
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia att A NJ. The fast line
leaves fAIlEcG lhaat r. N and Pi.tsbarg for Phit-
sdeipha al T. NJ. TEE NIGhI 1XPEESs trsIn
leaves PhilatalEhia for Pittsburgh Al IL T NJ. aad
Pittsburgh Tor PhiladelP lila at IL y. Al.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 70 aud ir0m NJ, Louis Mo-, Alton, Galeua
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, n.y. !eFfe haate, Dayton Springfield, Belle.
fuGtius, sandusby. Toledo, Cleveland, Cesumbas
GAINESVILLE, MEssiIlog and u Ooster Ohio, also vita
the steam packet boats from aud 10 New Orleans
81. Louie, Louisville aud Cincinnati.
Through tickets eAH be had 10 reG either OF the
above places.
For further particulars see handbHs al the differ.
ent starting p0lnts, Passengers from the Vert will
nnd this the shortest and expeditions route 10
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK or Boston.
Ih0s. MOORE, Agent, Passe Eger Lines, phlia.
J. MkshlMES, Agent Pas s8ngcr Lines Pitts
Phila. Nov I'd 50 div
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CHEESEI lHEFsElI

A LARGE lot prime Western Reserve, Just rec el,
N ed and for salc low, by the lot or 1t retail 10y
Jan % ALV0RD a. VAN PAITRN,
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a4
Notice.

NOtlco.
DOCK ls.and Bank his made arrangements to use
Ii a limited amount OF the notes OF 'Ihe Mauu!nc-
turers and MechHniCsi Bank Of Columbus Gcorgis:
and the same "lfi be received depust or IN pay
mentor Exchange Coin. the mt ms The
issues Of tue solvent Banks OF Virginia, Kentucky
Ohio Indiana. NJ. Is. OSBORN Prrsp
X. Island Junel3 dSwtt. 5. ii. MANN. Cashier.
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UrN Llllllk0l..

I,RoM 2O8,gO0 % 300 900 feet Of Lumber al Dor
& Co.'S old yard, cor. Scott and Fourth sis
one square Of Goes q Davis Planning Mill, near
~ opposite the Court House. The subscribers hay
hand the largest and bss; assortment OF Seasoned
Steam Sawed Pine Lumberto bs found IN this market.
We keep constant. on hand Dressed and addressed
Flooring Siding. Fencing, ls and inch clear stun,
Rived aud Shaved Shingles, sih and all other yGrle.
ties Of Pine Lumber which offer aslow any 9th
Yard ia this city.
noyi-dyt J. FOSTER & co
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles, &c.

"THR OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE"
S'ORRT 10 say 10 our numerous customers that se
lSeanno -liss such mssease sleek Of LuIn
Der, Lalh and Shingles hand rs some Of our homo
rable competitors In our line sdyertsebat only
apology for such small stock hand is, that our
customer will not allow 10 stow II away until
looms up 70 ! or 9UU,Ote feet on hand. While saw
daily from 2 30 100 feet Bnm berI to ~ 900 Bath
Shingles, sash, Doors, &c, &c, in proportion; still
cur stock aeeumulstss slo~ly--isei happy 10 say
however, that we can I'LL al most any DILL offered for
House, Stere or Barn
Our fall supply of LOGS is coming over the
Rapids, and We shall be prepared 10 keep our As
sorlmsnt complete.
Past fayor- gratefully acknowledged-s conlinu.
9 nee soil cited,
BURNELL, GILLET g. CO.
Eaugadvif
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
GE - IL .; -

CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
GE " o ss1 n llls -
NEW ENHANCEMENT,
ON and giier Monday, Jan. tain, and untli larthei
notice, trains will leave kock Island ~ follows:
Isl Passenger train, sundays excepted,at 10 n
Arrive at Chicago at - =.
END. mail Passenger frasn,st II J. - ~ ~
Arrive at Chicago, % y,
I'd Freight, with I'd class ears,a al 50 ~ ~
Arrive 81 Chicago at ~ 10 "
Trains arrive al Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows: 90 !, =,
Isl Passenger trasnat W ~
end do :. at % !. =.
Sd Freight with Cd class cars at y ~ u
Aillrains over this road in direct connection I'll
Chicago it'll trains both tee Mich ga1 sou'her
and Michigan Central h. X 10 and nom Letrot O.
leGo, Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Duukirk Bufsalo, Nisgara Falls, Albany, New YORK
Philadelp hia, Baltimore and Nashii gton aIsc az
La sale win trains OF The Illinois Central Road
north 10 Gsena and south Io 81. oniS ana tairo, y
which place tick Is be procured OF y ,. SIZE
WINS, Ticket agt. IL. X. Depot K 4.
Passengers arc reminded fthe necassli! oignIhR
distinct directions 10 The Destination OF their bag
gage, .lso 10 procure tickets before taking thesi
seats in the ears AS the conductors collect fares oh,
10 stations the line of the Chicago and ROCK sisao
Railroad. JOHN +. IhAtf, SUPP.
". II. WHITMAN, Asst Supt.
pock island Jan. IS, fes6.
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DsvsDport NAY leh .Is54--wtrw-i,

FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT KILL MEN
The Best Mill ever offered 10 the Public 10
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
(WHICH has tasen the First Premium at u the
W STATE eEa CO1Rfs Fairs where 1t ha. Deen ex
hibsted, and G0id Hsda9 AZ the 7merieaa IHsttEfs
N. Y. Citg. IAi. lsnIy excellent aill. celebrated
p4icatsd Jany. "a, 1875, ssBdI lnrltaieG The large
nuSnber u aesa aiiis sold, &ad their Increasing de-
tatd f..cihiy declare their merit ioFer IOOO having
been sold in tAs last SIX months. They admire
bly, ze4ptos Tor Efndlag Corn. OatC Wheat, Barley.
Corn ~ roT- spices, dc. ih FapidIty aud per-
fectt9H H4hfUw belofe.
80. A3Eil griH5s froul % bus. 81 meal, or 10 10
D. Jas Gfieed PER aour win ron 10 horses and
other Nos psopOrtiOuHts stn0Uui They can De
propelled by horse, steH "a Sasrr power, and are
we'll adAptru irregular Hiotsn, hence 81 strniHg
eoat they ear he attached 10 any mil.
MEAL SEIyrs attached 20 Ines 1iils tlGs rem
dsrinz Them the onig traky prastieskis fuI farmer
can have.
Hefersneos can be given where these guile have
been IN use 10 months without either recei,ing or
needing dressing, aud likewise where they
tro dgcea four months ago fsr grinding Iron Oar.
IL is established fart that all mills using knives
scaf 5esd gyiEa nsa!,' and that AL corn
aud cot eFutbsrs Ohly crack lie corn and cob, and
tG9l neither reduce the feed 70 desired nnensss
30 be used With profit BIZ! the
FELTON, MILL,
without knives. aud with grinding surfaces hard
perec steel .iii nsi affect II, s pabe Of grind
lag 10 any degree OF nneDess and Of reducing cob
tbs In ness OF neal. These facts justify in Ssr
rsutiR2 these miiis 70 give entire sstistaetion.
FGFrBrheF Information and mile and right apply
10 NICHOLS, LOUhiS g. Co, Once lie Clare
hooss, Davenport, iosa or Box sos r. o.
Gee 81. dwtf
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ETRS, EERSI,
NEW YoRK HAaKEss sTolR

HAs been renewed from Braayto Second Street
four doors Eas; OF Brady, where sbsd be pleas
cd 10 wait Gll ao wish good articles ia the hsfnes
liac Th- ass5Ftnentis the most com lets offer
ed here befase. Great pains taken to p!rase.
Keep &lway hand Coiiars f4f5ies, III aers, Cards
Br ashes Gurry- Combs Fly Nets Of every Kind In
theirsssBon Leather Fly-Netts siss.
Mhips & nd Saddles Ia abundance. Whips from rs
sisupEgrds: sasdieslrom $500 TO $3.50
Aiiwork wArrsntedto be asrecemmended.
G.. W. BARNES,