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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
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CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE tOMfANA'
Hartford, Conn.
lscos pos ,rEn ny THE STArx OF sosSkeftsUt
@aOO Ou9 CAPITAL.

tv,o. .ap ,.n ny rBk STATE OF NoSxrcrteut
5000 900 CAPITAL,
..sas AND lScgkAsss sesrLps sKcgisH.
Secare y Invested unies Tue Sal Siloe AAs
~ he eomptrolles Of paeNe Accounts
y LES InsHranse Is traiy savings Bank Tot we
L IWlaow aud the Orphan.
Tic rich sad che poor may avail the Wselses ~ ~
benefits. No man Is too pooti 10 insure ais fAhas
frota want after his deslh. 4.,.
i pers9a th4rtS years ot age, BY saving ave Sen's
day, esH seesre 0ae laoassad l,oiiarsier MS FAN
10 al his death. .,.,n.,,,.
a eomps tea.e 10 your families after Your deaths
Yoang k.ea are yes DESTROYS Of setlsns ereaN
lnsure oar HIVES. 4.
Neung Men have You made previsioo lot sea' '0
eliafa2 saarss If uat issare your iitSsl ,.ss
treiiters shy Aaza ri The loss eta eehs os dsata'
Insure 4 4aeo rypaf aebior. 100,
To Aii--Havc yoa made s9ea preNisie. los ny y
Hesr aud Gear % !eu Is Soa meaia Visa ~ nat
rrncrA stin2.e no iesger. life, Is uncertain -.
Pamphlets explanatory furnished eS asen's's'Ass
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES 1. &ALhLsN, President
jne. L, Buaee, V. Priest, b. D. ptcSern aa'1I' 80
nigEcroRs:
Alfred aill, ianlea mug
JOAN l.. Sauee. hos~sst ssc
1GAB 4. BHtcrs - y -,
Noah Wheaton, sAAtSt ,ysieiaS
Neis0a B0llisser, James y
). q. tseresferd, N. ~; Consaliins sassas,an'
JOHN NJ ApLRR, 10. ~. Medlesi eNaMinet.
Spn.tcatioas received by HENRY y. 81 AZ !; 4
kER, AgeAI, davenport
ohieago city Insurance Company. ,,,
eey.',.a9 fssufsi4. PRIEST aenrs bspdi, Seet
;. T. LAM, Agent,
alsN,A IONA.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
n1fReRl


The yrest Central Route, connecting the AT antiC
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana South.
wcs,srn States by con Iinuous Railway direct This
road also connect. At ~ s,s aA 1 q
ring the most direct ehsspest and rshG5H route by
which Rreigh, can be forwarded to and from the
Rats between Philadelphia and Pittsburg
First ulass.-Boots, shoes, Dry,j 55e, 100 a
Goods fin boxes) Furs, Feathers &c
second Class. Books q Station.
.ry Dry Goods lin bales) Drugs and 81. n ,cn.
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Wool
Third Class...Anvils, Bagging,)
Racon PORK fin bulk Cast steel,S Soc p 100 y
sole Leather lin bundlesl ochrc, &c,
EOurth Class. s.Cofee, Fish, BAD
con q Pork (packedl Lard& Lard oil,} 4Oe y IG0 u
betnp. lron, lead, nails, soda ash, &c,
FIOUH-al per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-5e cts. per 500 ksu until fmther notice.
COrr0N-S2 per bale, not exceeding sou lbs,
vel hit untilfuther notice
YrPip shippins e GODS from any point east Of Phil
adeipha, be particular to marx packages "uia Peas
ssIrsnis Railroad All goods nsigned 10 the a
ysnts far this Road at Philade phia or Pttsburx VIII
Be forwarded without detention.
FausHr AsYSrs.-Harris, Wormly & Co., Mem
nhis Tenn. X, r. Sass Co.. ST. Louis, j. y. Mitch.
iii & Som Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil, Bell & Bur
dock, and Carter q Jeweii, Louisville Ky. K. Nal
dram, Madisrn, Ind; sprigmsn = Brown, and Irwin
4 Co, Cincinna,i; N. w. Graham q Co., GAINESVILLE
O.: Leech Il Co., "a kilby ST. BostoR Leech & Co
Astor House, N. York; William st. and Batter
Place, New York; K. j sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
burg.
II. J. LoMBAERT, SaPt Idits0Ha, Pa.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Piitsburgs II A. NJ :, and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia at1 A. M. The fast line
leaves Philade phiaatl r NJ and Pitts5urg for Phil
adeipha at r. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS train
lea yes Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at IL T NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at IL Z. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 30 and from ST. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Galena
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
yiile Ky; Terre Haute, Dayton Springfield. Belize
fontlps, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Massilon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans,
81 Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 or from either of the
above places.
For further particulars sec hand5ills al the differ.
ent starting points. Passengers from the West will
ind this the shortest and most expeditions route To
philade phia, Baltimore, New YORK Boston.
THO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
j MEsKiMES, Agent Pas sengct Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov Cd IS dly
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Al
.HifCheii's Emp Drum.

Fast ytae OF brasg, "a dseF JreH 81 sf"t'
WIZ arVuow receiving aud opening our sE' SNi
w .trE oi 4 aiA a ~ lnlcr oOOds cslII-sas
IN parl OF IN. lowing artic,e'i
Ereuea Nlo4inveso ait eeion,
gouuIs. snd Ehgiihh "
flau sua ~ a, @voi Deisines,
Grape III Pans, mhuivs iothst
Plan Flstu suo Piaid uetAf.s,
Attagss Nonteo ~iAids,
t,r,,,Ua orange Gul,u saisBefg tlabnsit
l,tai GRAY, niue, nee, oilow % W hitsr iAbbe "a
49,, I, .u.i Die aehsl "a alton tlanneis,
Ea,,e, E,,t,st. iJt dresses aud Iniilten- > " ear
AanLiiiA Nehets,
baeA " atstaa silEst
- -, ,,. stfiLrd aud Flsid Dress SILKS,
p,,,u ms snAs, broSadv stlss,
Ia t. pteAyasu a1vatiLs anu FitiUs Case hgsilt
tA.-uuyfe.. ssulh1tts, broad ,lolhs,
ana Nsstihsrs
ry, Z. a. ,ftiuen al ali E4sds OF pie and sEDs
49, ,;,,'. tvv numerous " specify 40 oar goods ar
III - sch aeslIapluz .es s1d goo qasties w ~
10, d,.ln IL necessary 20 osSap1 i-ise siaSs ~ lt
~ ,nbl. paper .nt @aS vi advertising, bu' ~
t,I,I merely say aIlgtOsv ishiLgt" pGFshASv Ne
s, n vouu augiIlY Etsors to~ Pfises, snaI oui'toe
- nd, arc Oh quaGitrs aLs 49, ies as wa pes'
-, ..antnsitun SNOW Tor themselves.
No trouUIulo saOs .ooas.
rom,, OF q a nd all apd examine our STOCK.
DcIg2 - - y. '. > - 49,
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Kork tolanO.

M. B. OSBORN d. co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, III.
Attend 10 The payment ofta and all other masters
connected W th Land Agency In all parts Of Illinois
and Iowa. Ofsce on Orleans street, Cuort
House.
Cheap Lands.
\ " or Sec "a Town 90 range I W 100 acres
sac " lBb
situated In Cedar county. Also
SasW ar sec "a town so Lrsnge h 90 8
SINE Or sec 70 towns0N :. 4EsO 50
n Sc or see &c :! CON f" 4k60
Il Is w arsec j" SON 80 4Eso "a
ST n " or sec % +" Son " 4Es0
" Eqr sec34 s. son " 4EeC 81
In Scott county, offered for thirty days al great
bargsins by their Who dete rmi ned TO cell
,Dply to NIB. OSBORN d co., Land Agt
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also sotns City ard Country property in
Rock Island county whibh areofsred very cheap.
Jan 5 ;55d-wf
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SAW MILL

I.,oR saie al Eshnoh.s saw anu Ilehinf MN eve.
n ~ description Of PIX LUMBER TSauires
h, started my Mills Ia complete order and hsyin
n pod stock Of 50. crolx logs 90 hand, am resdy
TO tvee'pe orders iorsny hiad OF Lumber, which I
I'd tna order In which The! arc received; l. O. drs,
come nrst served have AT present on hand lsrss
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both rough and dressed, and having tasen xres,
mains TO secure the services of the best plcs 10
Inc State feel assured that any lumber planed a.
nav Mil will gave satisfaction. will do JOB Planning
as'low as any establishment In the west,
Pet.ons wishing 10 bad ~hor1 time 10 an object
would do we'll 10 call and look at my STOCK, before
conlrneling elsewhere, ss have large qusnti,y Of
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TgE INSANITY or AN EDiroK,-Mr. Bon
ner a. The. New York Lsdesr, has lately
.hown strong symptoms Of insanity, Has-
ino obtained popular writer's Tor his paper,
lie has been advertising il in the daily PSI
pers in the most extrayagani manner. In
stesd OF giving short and modest advertise
meats. he has filled whole columns with mo-
,ices Of the Ledger. 10 this way he has
spent many thousands OF dollars IN the
course of few weeks. His reckIessness
wss such that he ought undoubtedly to have
failed. Accidentally, however, the cireuia,
ton Of his paper has increased beyond all
precedent. When he began to throw aw az
lis money as above stated, he printed some
three thousand to five thousand copies ol
late, however, the number has Increased to
sixty thousand, eighty thousand, one hua-
bred and ten thousand There are out two
or three weekly papers in the world haslhs
larger circulation.
Mr.. B., we are sorry TO say, suli eoh'la-
uss 10 be q good deal deranged, For n,
stance. he insists that this great increase Is
owing 10 his system OF advertising--that Il
was good policy for hin 70 waste his me-
ney ia advertising -Bridseporf Dang Sfand'
ard
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Storage. EorMarding& Commission

liz this branch OF The trade, We are pre- aEea ~ w
a large amoant Of business. Merchants anu o.ho,'
making consgnments 10 our house. msy res.
ed Of the utmost fidelity on our part 70 me a
ests, and thai their eonsignments shahrese"sP'e~i
attention IN sales and returns. =, $3.50,
n b Satisfactory reference given u al sAse''
and with pleasure ~ moc.pN.
NAV 3dwn khaN N RhStEN.st''+s
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LUMRER! LUMRER!

the Rock Island SAW MILL, near the Boat
RYsrd. The undersigned would inform the inhab.
ilants of Rock Island and snrro hiding country that
they have now hand and are constantly manufaetu,
ring all kinds of Building and Framing Lumber, Fen
eng, Lsths and
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders which will be promptly a.ten.
ded TO. MEAD, SMITH d. MARsH.--
Rock IaIand. NoY I5-dMU
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ureat Excitement al

9sIESAsx1Ls. 3 a.AAp.asse VI.
NOW Is ghs dino " sci tbs worm ai ,osf htae!
N We are dslerRIi4sd 20 SSH Oh al hnt ~"
Tkults uhAt lew uvods No have islt, la ORDER g
make aulple room for oar sloeksoi rail- aud I" ah"'
moods Ne iateHd 10 20 east ApoHt thS -ush % lh'
T,a..n m outn aud NautA all money ~soaH set "a
s,rtt ,s h. rUo M ior goods. cen 5000 shs
utroyo tnis great opportunity oil Duying your soaas
A. Ihsss very low prices. -. ,z,..,,,,,,,
JuIy -dN H. r. q u. W hliAhEL'+.
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.

Demons deaifoug Conformation concerning this
i point can zee plat Of the new Town and obtsfr
full particulars Of prices oflots, &e. by calling on
, GEO. III. PARKER.
Once oyer wticsfs Grocery Store. 81.
Davenport, Aug. u 'S-H
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E'eoh 2ooooo 70 seovv0 issI OF Lumber At Dor
J. man * co.'s old yard, eoT. scott and kourh ~,
1ae square west vi 20 ss a Davis FIAninx AlI n..,
y 0pFosiIe Tbs Court House. The sabserib,e. -.
" AA"d lAe = ger Ahu pest assortment OF Seasoned
s.saia sawed flEe LuuUer " b. foasa IN n II, nsst
ae Keep CONSTANTLY on hand Dressed aud Unars...J
Sio0fius, stding. Fencing, 10 aud inch cI.ar 800
owed AsG Shaved hhtGges, Lsth and ali other ysyi.
I"s ol Pine Lander wheH offer as les a. M, aiS
~ Yard IA sbIE Gig. w.
--nE l.lnll ]. RDSTRR a On
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Wroffries.
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK or
FRESa FIRST CHOP
g.sksAsassSgkH.S,

A IAEGk AM GVMb
FRESa FIRST CHOP
ssekoetssgkHS,
Ar VVxIoIsL&5AA 80
rHk saps,ns nave nov OF nate, etn ~,
LES.AJllaIly Feoeivisg from The East and senlh y
49, No. . Front street, nnM 80
= rn,rows' New 81 ok } Daresp9rtt H@a,
f,roraries, Nails, Glass, Salt, Wo.denwafe'
Provisions, SC.
which hey ohcr to the trade al wholesale eSe,as VIZ
TO tie. II Merchants, haiseteePefs ~ ,,r
Al Wholesale, We give the assurance that We VIZ III
their orders and memors udR a. Chicago sha 81
pI ccs transportation added. ,, h,si
Merchants, Gfocers and hotelkeeiefs ao.lls - Z,
mes on the line or the line % ne MISSISSIPPI NJ
Missouri Rsilroad-iowa City OF tarther Nest, way
1nd Il la their interest to make ihaiF purchases %
and by shipping their goods By the M. > ~, =. = =,
sayy IA miles hauling by teams from any olhtt PSt'
on tho river oar facilities OF the nfsi cess W. y
Wa feel the most po stiye confidence, thai' u 3ou
but give ue call look through eur stock anu oua
our prices and terms, ne snail rsssNe : u 80,
share OF your patronage; which y shall 20 oa 80
by ia rnlshins nfst-fs.e goods ~ iafofape F'"N'"
fsir dealing, 10 merit and receive.
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Notice.

NOTICE.
DOCK Island Bank has made arrangements 10 use
i 81 limited amount Of the notes oft'The Manufac-
tus - and Mechanics Bank Of COLUMBUS, Georgia;''
and the will be received on deposit or In pay
mentor Exchange Coin, on the same terms as the
issues Of the solvent Banks Of Virginia, Ke nucky,
OHIO or Indiana. N. b. OSBORN. PRESET.
K. leland JnneI3 dGH tf. S. Ii. MANN. Cashier
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
aRfl E

.oa .Ner Monday April 18th, 1855, and until
1 m,,her notice, trains will leave Davenport, for
- ,ias md Iowa City, Sundays eScepiedl as fol
lows. :. -, ,..i,. a, a Al
I'd Mail train a. .js p ~
I'd Express train Az s.,,v fs.nasys encsn,e5i
as follows IA A NJ
Isl man .Ls. ma Il pmiyrant al $50 p. ".
'sd ffeisn. . at az us p. 1T,
~ M ,s;ps GU, of Davenport viii make connections
With Mnsca tine and Iowa City.
Ians a. nsss9gG, eTss .eae wls
IAN stons QUE hour in Davenport for gu per-.
passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of giving
d stinc directions the destination OF helr sss
gage a as JOHN EHENRY.
seae NV Supt,
49,, a - r. ,rsnoytarion api1i-dm
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I NCSsfLv Loo.--The Montgomery NAL
in slludinQ to the recent sinking OF the
stssnboat Cuba says:
.On Saturday we were informed oy one
likely to know positively that in point OF fact
the Empire wreck has changed its position
. "a cansed the accident. The channel is
yery narrow at this point, and the running
i pecessarily close 10 the old wrecks.
The original cause of all this loss OF lie
and property is an old forked oak log, with
! large knot AT the fork. On this knot. the
Sam Dale once hung and ground hole N
her bottom; getting out Of the scrape envy
by throwing over SEQ bags OF cotton Sno-
sequently the Sunny South, Aberdeen sFs :
pire and Cuba haye been destroyed ~ COP
sequence OF its being there. IL is esti'la'
led tina, this old log has Cost the country a
number OF precious Ives and about sioo''
oO, n propefts destroyed and damaged
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1ICGOwASts PATENT
NJ ppUBLk ACTION
= . ION AND RoaCl
~ MRS AND PUMPING
ENuiNhs.-' The andsr,ixu.
% ~oaid respeeIfuIi, llsi.s
.he attention sf the pablie
E7I1fsiiJ 70 ihe.. Fatnts,
A. tba BRISK Pamp 40. i1
ase's'iiipls In their eos.,ras
'i"h, CON pact, darHt,le, sni
aot iisotaso ssioaIoIeTdcg
rrh adapt d for forcing a
IAfE1 bedy Of water 10 a
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HARTFORD INSURANCE coAFANYH
EAWgEYE INSURANCE COMPANY:
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
nss "a nra- Hnnauard 4 Harris OrYG GODS stors

DAVENPORT, lOhA
Office over Woodward Harris DryGoods store
East side Of brady ~. between isI ana % SIS
INiis Tom pzRy is u0w prepared 10 hs0re aHetllis
1 1aases Stores. Merchandise. House hold aTA!tATe
al all otAeI properly %salnsioss9f damage o. flre
ana y,t! issa1 policies usks taken Ds lac tomPA-
ns iroa date Of Application.
Ils Sas design ne directors ~ neglect 40 ell
grt N ma mr. thIs sale ans reliable Company, and
gae ii MAeb community aiA Aaye The fullest conf
aence they AAFe resolved il lIh4ngs 10 exercise Is
utmost caution particularly as 10 iAe seIeeilun vi rsAs
"a s insured, and 10 thlS cad very large proportion
~ tse risks Usually iAen y! other insurance eoIapA-
MICS Will H0t OF any account Dc taken ps iA4s C0sI!
IAis being Hsns CsMPEEg, organized Tor the paT-
s. q ommodsiing tEe elEizsEs oi lais STATE, II IS
presumed maj IL will be fuy susiIi4ed-ikas lar .e
tatr9ace extended 10 lAroaghodtthe stale has been
t,er4I and IL is 10 be hoped that the cont
deF,ce aLreG. manifested tuay eonllnae eohtiHd-
gn.sa OF patronage is very respectfully solicited
tF7s gents wanted for the Above CoLnp&Ss
DIRECTORS,
4zM q Burrows. CRAs- Lesshe, lgAatlus LANCER
-, N ooa H. c. ljessaint, r MeTwlH, JEs- III. bal
,.It C. L. Parry, J. Nj. HliherwaN. Alfred Sanders,
\. h, " 6oi~ ard, Jas. Gamble alden n Ahiiery.
OFFICERS.
.ta., r aallerg sse'tp, Alfred Sanders, Prsst.,
H. 1, * aodwArd. .7sst SseEE, tEas. Lsssiie, lreas'
Members Of ExeeGsAe CO@mliIee.
Feb, a2-dgf james L. DHi2eIl, Loais e. pessalni.
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IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
kEOkJk. IONA.
This home c0lnpan. is nov prepared 70 s-kS .!.@s
~, me .saf classes OF property the .HztAst Pas
80 ~ fkt Casa piaR sraessh PrsmiER, aiTAtes as
-~ssanabie IS these Of any reliable coupsDs
DIRECTORS:
u p-x loan McSiure r. Ii. Harrisou,
a psnsia Geo B. Smith, L. h. Ford,
3 CO. : s. Bilihss, ". f. Turner.
= fsrhrr 4. MickSrsaam.
OFFICERS.
e H. PgRRr President, b. n Harrison, treasurer.
u, RANKIN, y. Prssid't. ". Z. Turner, secretary.
t,ss.e IN WitheTYaX's Ei0ck-oSsr Dawson n
cos t,oot and shoe Store, Brady 81
~ j. /. Lane, Agent,
Va. s-dff Davenport. Iowa.
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NO. q,
Lie Nsstfe A0tc.

yxyEa nov receiving cur Spring STOCK % lns
w WATCHES, fGoia tEaters, Magic 2nd ki.5i-
rosd times, JEHELRT of ali descriptions. ga
Goods Corsi sisrersArr- and Fancy troods &C.
We have the largest Aha n1s complete slock %
GOODS ever sroagAt 70 DaeeRP0rt- which We oHef y
10 the pablic as ss any haese west OF ne hoBA-
isins. " hols sale Retail
Pgease call and eNRnlae car stock perhaps wv
NAV t1d il 10 saur Interest, determined ~
rsual not 10 be oulda2e il loS prices
Anyil 4 adm ALFRED @. BILLION
FISHING TACKLE,
Il HAVE added the above 20 my stock ana VIII Keep
L constantly ON hand complete assortment OF eY-
cry hing ia lie Fishing lIne. so give ~ ali you
nahermen. n Z. 3tALoAs
spi 20 3m NO ? Lse4A4tt hos
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NO ooasrNArIoxs on HoNoroIUs
I870.

HALE g. CO.
r..,ras nSls befveeu weils and Il Sale street
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Dealers in c<~l. salt, Pig Iron, etc.
AGENTS foa saK
New York and Chicago Line, --On Erie Canal
Marx Package, \. y. G Lane s,,..,
Rat. Lave Pier No. East River feot d broad stfSe
lgsll y, ~ tre's"' sfS \ los Broad St,
y, N n sys,rx New York
GED. w. bkAs Ass, - ~, s'na,,,
n,,issf S,ou Shipments 10 Western r. r Boston and
Nsyk Packages N. Y. 4 c, Line care Wm' LAioS'
AihanS
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
+. S. SNLEnER, Rslsimore
MAaR5W & Rooms ,IasaI.nS
". W, CHANDLER, u.,,ssnnrS
y; ~, " ~ ~ s.s-, ~, ..SNSfSssrs Ptttburgh.
lgrIS II. C4UuHEi, rH'spu's1.
Freight Agents.
rbo t,llsw.ns new rTcpelers in connection with
a n ssSss A'os,. Captain Pratt.
r. L. BRADBURY, levitt LEVITT
KVgRQREEA CITY, sm
me- ,n.y tSfssp Bsckwith.
PITTSgCEGH, ANs.ne.
AESosHA. s.s.
RACINE 49,,
Also, Clipper Line vessels. marx PseAsger' e"s '"
& &c, Chicago.
We have Completed our extensive Docks and Ware
houses On the River between Wells and iASSe streets
who're We shall continue tia Forwarding and commisseh
business, and pronsred 70 give .ontraets aor .ne
Transportation Of Freight BY each Of the above rss1 p
SIS CuiIanieS reasonable rates from New York pos
ton Phisaephis Wheeling and Pittsburgh to chicago
An s,ods coming from the Last by the above Compa-
s Nil r,csiys fronpt attention and forwarded with
dispatch and psplcaie Freight Bills sent by Mail.
The Lines VT represent not connected WITH any
Joint Stock CO., and are opposed to all monopoes:
as-Tha Agents herr of an the Transportation Comps
have ard will charge eSorhttanf dockase
IN all Goods coming u Us BY their Lines.
All claims for dainsse or oyercAsrgr Will De promptly
attended "a.
Consgnments OF Grain and Produce icc sale or Ship
~ XII r,sriva ,AsrscusI attention, Apl2sdam
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.s'Ess' sEsOGEs.sEss!
TUST received = fuli assortment al JOS. 5. SIA 2.
u SON's, gad e.. GeEOw aaiH.
Prime n. y. Sugar. >. II. Nulgssys.
trusb'd " No.
Pos'd Golden , srup.
Clarified MaekSfsi IN hIHs'
ChrisiAiized =" Herring.
Lorees, Teas Nhlleasl.
Candies Pickles, sauess.
red FRUITS Spices Nuts,
oNdef aLd saCtt SJaP, Candles
Wooden aud willow ware.
- h1 nss Tackle otc.
ApHl -,
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BRADNER, WARREN T. CO.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERs AND
.sgsass fer g geed Article G
PR1N TIN G IN K
FARMHOUSE,
NO. IL LA SALE ST,
oetl, '55-dly CHICAGO.
BRADNER, WARREN g. CO.,
y OLE Agents for the sale Of superior article Of
y STRAW BOARD,
10 which We call The attention Of those using the ar
de. No. I2 LA SALLE ST.,
oetl '5S-dly. CHICAGO.
FAX0E 4 CROSBY,
MANuF AcTuRERS. IMPORTERS & DEALERs
Paper HAn41nGO,
Borders, Fire Board Prints, Views, stotuary,
Ornaments, MouldiRgs and decorations Of
every Description. ALSO,
EFNDoH Shades CURTAIN FIXTURES,
wholesale and Retail. So Randolph ST., CHICAGO.
81 Law Buildings, Wisconsin ST., Milwaukee.
Being tae largest House Of the Kind West of New
York city. We offer superior advantages TO the
Trade than any other establishment In the West.
a. L. IAxoS. Ioet I-dlyl T. CROSBY.
FOSTER HOUSE.
Corner of North Clark and kinzie ais,
ChicaEo. I110.
"A n BAXTER. Proprietor.
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Jos. s. SIMPSON,
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. QUEEEsWARE
Boots and Shoes, Produce,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS, etc
Second, Tesl OF Main street, lower side,
Octs DAVENPORT, Iowa,
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wirn LARsg AND iSeskAsss sskrLs 50 srs.,
s s.,ix IN wasted unier the SAT- ciioh aud sPPfsss
~ lie comptrolles of Public Accounts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
REPTBLIC1N CHiRTER NOMINiTIONS.

The Republican Charter Conventions met last ni-ht
IN most If the WARDS and made about half the re-
ouired nominations Our reporters gise the following
results:
FIRsr, SECosD and THrED WARD adjourned with
out nominating.
ForRrn WsRn-Will nominate this evening
Firm WARp.-AJeJm GH--Adophus C. llexamer.
CoancHmen--Sth District, Cherries Heike; IN DIS
trict. John Conrrcll; 10th District Robert Walker.
SKIN WARD-Nominated only per- of the ticket
Councilman. 18th District, Robert Irwin.
SIyFxru N,KD.-Conyention will meet on Thurs
day evening. 90, ~. -,
Winterbottom; 18th Dist, VIM. Bogert.
NIs1H W,RD.-Aioeymaa-peter u. Foorhis.
TEN1m WARp.-CoUaciimaH-2 Dist, George
DoDadscn.
FIEyFN1u WARD.-Had an informal ballot and adj
jourrod. 49, AZ.
Werd.
TorRrrrSru WARD Could not find out anything
about il.
Fr1ryNrH INSTRUMENTATION VI. Yer
n.iiye. CouncflmcH-:Blh Dist. John II. Brady; lUth
Dist Otis u. Swan; list Dist, Franklin J. ottarson
SIxrrFNTH WAuD.-CopneIiatn-f! Dist, no noni-
instion; I'D Dist Jesse Mchel I'm DIST, stephen
Merritt; lJth Dist. VIM. X. Stafford.
Sryr>rryvrm idermaR-Wm. c. Mar
hail. Courciimel-i6 18th Dist. Domin.ck Conen;
9TH Dist no nomination; 18th Dist. Charles IT,
Ire s5man: icrh Dist Andrew }. Odel' JOIN Dist,
Thomas Little 80
FICUrEEATH WARD.- C0uHcilnca-JtthD Dist, Chis
Addoms; 5,th Dist, Homer Franklin.
Nt,rryvsrU WARD-AigeymO R-Seycrn ID. Moul-
ton. CouRc,i'a0.-JSth Dst., Christian >rhwaim.
TwrNIIKfH " -COunc,iilcH-Jlst Dust, Geo.
NJ Derett; I'D dat, +. W. Wegani I'D Dist, Ma
thaniel Nosb a.
dee Couio.intH-hJh Dist, " ilam A. oodnan
J,fh Dist John r. Wright.
TwlSTY -SEcOSD W,KD.-No report.