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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29
Supreme Couxt--In Chambers.
Before Eon. Judge Roosevelt.

THE DISPUTED COMPTROLLERSHrP.
JAN. 28.--In the matter ~ Giles against Faop the
Jncge granted the present ipcumbnt of the Comptrol
er's Office twenty days to the complaint Of
Mr. Ges who Gains TO be duly elected TO the Office OF
Com ptrcter by the v,te Of the people.
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The Und erground Railroad at Work.
ESCAPE AND RRCAPrURH OF FUGITIvBS-DESPERATE ATE
AND BLOODY RESIST ANCE.

CNCMNATI Jan. Z, 1885,
stampede Of slaves from the bor!er counties of Ken
lucky took place last night The Whereabouts or several
Of the fgtves having been discovered here officers at
noon to-day, proceeded to mako arrests. Upon ap-
preaching the house where the slaves secretsd the
latter fred woundng two three spectators but mot
seriously Ono slave woman, finding escape impossible
cut the throats Of her children, killing instantly
and severely wourdng two oth,rs Sx Of the fugtves
were apprshsndsd but eight said to have escaped
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Important News from dsxico.

NEW ORLEANS, Jaa. %, 1855.
By the steamer Texas We have Vera Cruz dates to the
22d inst.
Haro Tamrez had oonspired to overthrow the gov
eminent and estabsh empire but arrested be-
fore his plans could be put into execution He subse-
quenty, however, escaped snd Joined By powerful
army with which he was besieging Pusbla, with good
prospects Of success.
Generals Pacheco and Seires cal passengers by the
Texas, having been exied for their connection with
Haro.
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United States Supreme Court.

No. 81. Argument concluded " the Hon. d. Winter
Davis for plaintiff and conunbd BY j. n. Campbell for
defendants
No. 4S. Tho steamboat New York, Thomas G. Durant,
et a., claimants and appellants, Isaac P. Res, owner
of the brig Johanna. Cause submitted record and
printed argument By Mr. Cutting Mr. Norton for sp-
pellanta, and by Mr. Belts for the appellee.
No. 49, Ship Howard &C., william j. schmidt ct. al,
claimants and appellants Vs. Frederick wissmau. Ar
gument commenced BY Hon. Reverdy johnson for appel
hnN.
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soruuos CouRr.-Noe. 58s, 2es, sss, 800, los, 4ls
s2o az a. sse ssa ~ ass sss +Sl 400, al, 47s
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Interesting Law Case.

1ntck01suuB Inv VOU0e
SUIT FOR INDEMNITY FOR nJURIE0 RECEIVED At
TEE RENDITION or ANTHONY BURNS.
BosroN, Jan. 28, 1865.
The ease OF William B. Ely who claims Of Mayor Smith
General Edmonds and United States Marshal Freeman
$50 COO damages for Injuries received at the hands Of the
military the day of the rendition Of Burns 10 slavery
(Which was taken from jury last year the law quss
ton as to whether the circumstances existing astiaed
the assault complained s before the full bench Of
the Supreme Court this TO. for argument. Hon.
John p Hale and Ellis counsel for the plain id
Mr.. Hale Was not present. Messrs. f. Hauett Rufus
Choate andGeorge s. Hiard appeared for the defence
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ALaAxY, Jan. a, 1855.
M. BaooH gave notice OF bill 70 extend ths charter
Of the MechAnios and Tadesnsnss 6oosy u New York.
Tho bM extending the charter Of The New York Col
lege Of Pharmacy vas ordered to . third reading.
NJ. Spsncer's resolution asking appropra ion rom
the general government for the improvement u the
United States buildings at the New York Quarantine
station, was adopted.
Adjourned.
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BURROWS nmArRE-sLAUGH WHEN You CAN."-rhis
excellent comedy played last night, introducng W.
H. Perry his first appearance at this house. Geoss
Gossamer. The piece was cast a. follows
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BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1856.
New Orleans papers Of Monday Of last week are to hand
hut they contain no news Of interest.
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Death or Ex' Governor Walker.
NEw 0RIxASs, Jan. rs, 1860
FL. Governor Walker died in this city yesterday.
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III = / xA31 3 = y = " . .
eY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHs.

Non.Axx1val Of the Arabia
HAIuAx, Jan 28-loP.M.
The steanshp Arabia, now in hsr tenth day out from
liverpool h looked for ss any moment but yst there
ore no indications Of her approach.
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The piete we'll constructed and there ID ssms ns
writing In tie Dialogue Mr.. Wallaoks performance II
Leon Was he-iike and very effective Hs passed throug
the various charges Of the character very naturally,
and sustained the interest Of the play vi consummak
art BE was well supported by Madame Pon;si and Ar.
Fisher. Mr.. Fenno would not preach so much, ths
audience would be much better satisfied The play waa
we'd mounted, and very well received. Mr. Wallaok vas
called out At the end of the third act and the
SIGN of the play when he briefly returned thanks. Ia
many respects 'Leon" Is the best play which has bssn
produced this season, and advise every to II.
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Very Interesting from Washington.
GEN. CAss's SPEECH ON CENTRAL AMERICAN AF-
FAIRs-QUARRELs OF THE BLACK REPUBLICANS
-AR. BANKS ABOUT TO WITHDRAW, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1855
Gen. Cass's speech in the Senate to-day Central
American affairs, viii create sensation both in this
oonntry and in Europe. Senators crowded around to
congratulate him ON his eloquent and able defence Of
American honor.
There ware several rich scenes In the House to-day
Nh. Wade, Of Ohio was crushed out by Mr.. Campbell
and Others for alsing the records The Black Prince
received broadsde from Mr. Eddie who said that to
ispresent with the record before him - bad -
wlful hlsehood.
Nr. Banka win withdraw in few days-probably this
week; his own fair fame demands itAn organization will
speedily follow.
The records Of the Montgomery trial sent to the
Henats to-day. Twin send you copies by tomorrows mail
This saair il worse than the Kansas message Ex.
Governor Reeder. The anti Nebraska getting up
On indignation meeting, and win require Governor Reed
or to reply to the message. wiz he reply to the Mont
gomery record, tool
ct two O'Clock. Con. Shubrick, President Of
The Counc Of Ffsen" is at the head Of the naval
list. E.
TIE epxAxEReHIP-THE DEBATE IN THE SENATE
TEE sENATE PRINTING, HTC.
WASHINGTON, Jan %, 1885,
Against powerful sppea Of Mr.. Bsnks' friends, Mr..
Letter. Of Ohio, to day opened With the plurality rule
which was tabled BY six majority the democrats reusng
to vote for It, coming it did from that quarter. Mr.
Dunn exeoriatsd Weed and Greeley in most approved
STYLE
Gen. Cass made very elaborate speech on the Clayton
Bulwsr treaty, which occupied two hours and half In
dslivsry Gen. Cass took up the Monroe doctrine and
discussed 1t length in opposition 70 Mr. CAhouns
Views Hs believed that great statesman TO be wrong
that question. He believed the difficulty between Eng
land and the United States would be settled while
Lord Pamsrsson was at the head Of the British Ministry
Mr. Seward wiz follow Thursdsy His speech Is
now in type. It will make six columns Of the National
Era. Gen. Wilson win follow Mr.. Seward.
There ID TO b Senatorial tomorrow to nomi-
nate printer II is rumored that Beverley Tucker has
withdrawn and that Heiss the former partner Of Father
Ritchis has purchaaed the Sentinel and that he will be
candidate for Senate Printer. D.
DEFEAT OF THE PLURALITY vOTE-THE MISSION TO
xNGLAND-DEATH OF COMMODORE MORRIS.
.a WASHINGTON Jan 2S 1855.
Mr.. Letters plurality resolution tabled this af
ternoon by the combined of Nsss. orr's and Full
lers supporters together with the votes OF Msssrs
Campbell, Of Ohio, Moore, Harrison aud Wheeler Mr..
Barclay the only democrat voting ag snst tabng
the resolution. That the English mission has been ten
dersa the Hon. George NJ. Dallas 10 iDdisputable.
Commodore Charles Norris the senior retained officer
IN the United States Navy, died in this city yesterday
>Ga.~ ~ - W.
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STSCRIPT.


ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF TIE WEST.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

A murder was committed in Centre
Township, Cedar county, on Tuesday,
the 9Th inst, abou. 8 o'clock P, NJ,
by John Funk upon his wife. Mr..
Funk had been at work for Mr.. Carrie,
IN the neighborhood, in the fore part of
the day, and alter dinner started home;
he had been gone about an hour and
half when he was seen on the road to
Upton, covered with blood and currying
his only child in his arms, and accosted
by a gentleman from Upton, who asked
him if he had had any difficulty with any
person! He replied, I have; the inquiry
was with whom 7 He said, his wife he
was asked where she was and replied she
is safe, and then said l have killed her;
bu. at the same time told the gentleman
not to reveal anything and threatened him
if he did. The news soon spread thr ough.
GU. the neighborhood, and Stephen Crls.
pin, who was the first to go to the house,
found Mrs. Funk lying on the floor with
her throat cut from ear to ear, aud but liz.
tie remained, save the bone, TO connect the
head to the body. The coroner, James
Huff, was Immediately sent TO- and jury
called; upon examination they agreed
tina, the murder had been committed by
her husband A wrrrant OF arrest was
issued, and the prisoner was brought be-
fore J. w. Bagley, Esq, on the 2s,h inst,
for preliminary Examination. When ask
ed what he plead, he instantly replied, i
am guilty, plead guilty to the charge,
am the man who committed the deed,
Gu. her throat with knife He then
said his mind was troubled; that she had
treated him bad, had pu, something in
to his victua.s that made him sick, and
kept things from him that she ought to
have told him, things Il at ,ranspired near
two years since, said lie was troubled |
with fits, which is the case aud his mind
has evidently impaired by them. The
magistrate committed him TO the Jail of
Scot, county until discharged by due
caurse Of law, and Sheriff Ercley mas
taken him to his temporary home. His
mini doubtless is not strong like some
other men, and Insanity, doubtless, will |
he Plead to acqui, him on his final hear
ing in the district cour, a, its next session.
We think j, probable that Judge Tmhil
will call a special term of Court for the
trial.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

M0pes and Hardware. The atteusion
Of the c, dar County people is directed to
the new adv Ell tisement of Ryan & Early,
OF Davenport. This firm has bought
out large establishment at that place.
and added to the stock on hand such an
assortment as will compete with any store
IN the State. They are good fellows and
promise 70 dc the fair thing by customers.
and we have even found in dealing that
new brooms sweep clean, and that at a
new store the best bargains can be had.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

ii Disastv.-We learn that, on Sat
urday last, the FIGURING Mill on Rock
Creek, known as Miller's Mill. YVES to.
tally destroyed by fire.
The loss will amour, 10 several ,bor.
sand dollars, with no insurance,
The proprietor of this properly was
about al, 10 get 1t insur d bu, neglected it.
ih's should be warning to all persons
owning valuable property, to spare nc
!lme' to secure themselves agains, loss
by paying a small sum for insurance
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

losCa lingcr Boards. N. H..
Parker. now Of Clinton City, Iowa, for
merly Editor Of the Davenport CONNER
cidI, IS doing good work towards max
ing Iowa familiar with the eastern werld
and also Of directing the western travel
er, and pointing out 10 the Immigrants
the place. and the best place. for him to
locate. He has already published one
work, entitled Iowa as It Is, and sec.
'ional map Of the State. He is about to
publish three other works, Iowa as it is
IL 1855. The Iowa Tourist, and new
Township Map Of Iowa. These las, will
be out in few weeks.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

Let your acorks be kaorn-yes, and
your business too, by Advertising. sign
boards, aud every other way-so think
we' and so thinks Mr.. Knott who has a
naming sign on the end Of his Store, in
forming the public that he deals in Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Books and
STATIONARY. He is just right don't hide
your hight under a bushel, but let it shine,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

pke~A case Of Assault and Battery
came before Esquire Bagley, on the 2e,l
inst. The parties were State vs. Sarob
bosssrt. John slawson was the prose
cutting witness. The Assault was aIIec.
ca 10 have been committed by Mrs. B
on her step son, Benjamin Bosser, The
decision Of his honor was a fine Of as
and costs. TIE case was appeaIeJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

E,s5 Resolutions adopted a, Temper
ance meeting, held in Upton, on Mon.
day evening, May 10Th 1856.
Whereas, Circumstances make i, ap-
parent that we have in our midst a
class Of citizens who, Judging from their
acts, are determined TO violate and
,rample upon the laws OF the State;
therefore
Rssolrcd. Tha: we approve OF the
presen, Prohibitory Liquor Law OF our
State, and will use our urmos, endeavors
to sustain and enforce il.
Re,olued, That we will sustain those
Ct our citizens who have been, and are,
endeayoring to enforce the law.
Resolved, That burglary and thief,
are not worse crimes in their nature, or
tendencies, than the practice of selling
intoxicating liquors as beverage; as
the latter robs wives Of their husbands,
and children Of their parents, while the
former only deprives persons Of their
property.
Therefore
Resolved, That we are not surprised
at the iummies in town, burglariously
stealing the contents Of two certain
bottles Of Schnapps, and putting water
in Its stead, in order to preveE, the law
from being enforced against the vender
Of said Schnapps.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

Joist and scantlng of all dimensions, clear
stuff and boards Of every quality from eight 10
twenty -four feet long, 100000 best quality
shaved pine shingles; 300, 900 best quality pine
aths; also 10000 No. pickets; l5,000 No. ?
pickets; also constantly on hand lull assort-
ment of Sash and Gia.cd Tlndows.
The particular attention of builders and pur
chasers Of lumber is invited to examine ON
stock which will be sold at
Prices that Cannot taato sui Purchasers
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa ana
Fourth streets.
N. B.-Purchasers from The country stop.
ping at the New Pennsylvania House will ha.e
the advantage Of selecting and loading THEN
lumber, without taking their horses from the
stable. molly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

RcasoceG. Dr.. J. c. Turner has moved
into his new Office, on the south side Of
the Court House Square, where he has
rugged up a neat establishment, and he
can be found at all hours of tav or pir,,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

Ii Turkey, whenever a store keeper is
convicted of telling lie, his house is
painted black TO remain so for one month.
II there was such a law IN force 10 tai S
country, what sombre and gloomy APP
pearance some Of our towns and cities
would present.
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Erss" Waterloo, BlackhawL 70 low.

Srs waterloo, Biackhawk Co, Iowa
is SAID to he quite place and getting to
be more So II our folks wish to visi,
there they will find good quarters at the
Sherman House, Williams s. Eiclelber.
ger. Said Williams is the identical gen.
tIemon well know about these diggings
as Old Dad Give them a call
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

ess Our apprentice, Napoleon, who
was shot, is not IN dangerous condition,
as has been reported, but is abe 10 be up
and walk abou, a lil,le.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

~ be Rev. Go, ID Porter. on the 18th inst
Mn SAMUEL J. CREW, f q to MISS HARRIET
X WILSON; both Of this place.
The above little bit OF "lCcal" rather took
some OF our folks by surprise, last Wednesdag
but then such sur rise' are quite common now. i.
days.
G Cd LEX 10 Aicnd Gre wish YOU may
keep cool through these hot days and night.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

The coronation OF the Gar of Russia
viii take place at Moscow on the 3lst OF
August, the tcis of his patron saint. The
expense is estimated at about half mil
| ion slerl DC.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31
I4u I'm Der ar Il

corner of Iowa and Fourth streets, dircctiyop-
posite New Pennsylvania House, here he has
now on hand large and well selected stock
Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
Flooring, superior quality; Fencing, FL
inch thick, Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling, Sheeling,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31
Siorsaas, formarlna & { ommissill

In this branch Of the trade, We are prepared
to do large amount Of bushes. Merchants
ard Others making consignments to our house
may rest assured Of the utmost fidelity on our
part to their interests, aud that their cQasign-
ments shall receive prompt attention Ia sales and
Feturns
N. II. Satisfactory references given in all
cases, and with pleasure RrAN McCAkY
number - til ierhia
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

Medical The Iowa State Medical
Society will hold its regular Annual
Meeting at Otumwa, WapelIo county,
on the ll,h day of June.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

Change.-fhe time for holding the
Congressional Convention in the first
District, has been postponed to the 18th
OF June.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

Green peas appeared in he Boston
market about week ago, They wer
selling a, SIS per bushel
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f \ Y & STONE

W 4O.tbdIc anu NCVHII OtdItTB
N Drugs, Chemicals. Medicines, Paints, Oils,
L Varnishes, Dye Stuls, and all the Pc pulal
Patent Medicines. Agents for the
Sale Of Pittsburgh Wtndoto Glass,
Glass Ware and White Lead. at Wholesale
Muscatiae, lowe, Jan. lst. $50. lily,
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~ an UPENFlELD And FAR pLAI
a - u. IMMENSE STOCK OF wATCnE>
sAytS.allF5s AND
" IN WE in n In Va
jill I AAIl II

4 HUINEITN, 40, ?, IE GLIIRL ROIV
l HAVEjust returned from New York with the
largest and best stock Of hae watches and lew
elry ever before offered I'm this mark It | have
gold watehes from $50 to S2?s. Silver do from
- To sto. Cold chains foyIG - TO $50. Rugs
from % cents to 500 Breast pins from 81 to $50.
would call particular attention to my stock of
1tdIes watches, which embraces fun variety Of
ain, hunting and eHamellea cases and think
can suit The most fastidiUus
In short, ny whole stock of clocks watches,
Jewelry. silver and plated ware il full and com
plete and mach larger than has ever been broug II
o this market; AMI viii sell wholesale or re-
tail at prices that vii defy all competitions
Repairing doae Is us4al OF .ao.t notice
Dec 9th, 1854. s2nl.u
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
congrsssi onal Conve N ton.

A Convention Of Delegates from each county
In the I'd Congressional District Of the State Of
Iowa will be held at Cedar Rapids, on Wednes.
dad, the ith day June next for the purpose of
putting In nomination candidate to be supper.
ted by III, Republicaa party ct the next August
election The representation will be one dele.
gate for every one hundred votes polled by said
paris, at the election for School Fund Commis
sioner in April 1856.
H. PRICE.
n MOTLEY,
s, D. CARPENTER.
4 Lake.,
JOHN A. PARVEN,
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KNAPP ( REDMOV, .
Are now opening large and splendid assrrt
Spring Goods,

Spring Goods,
At Ne. Leciar Row Davenport, Iowa
We invite attention and challenge Compel
ton! Having anticipated an increased demand
for all kinds Of Dry Goods this coming season
we have purchased a Monster Stock of New
Beautiful Staple and Fancy Fashionable Goods.
SILK, &C.,
Black gro de rhine silks, fancy silks in end ess
variety; silk mantlllas--new styles; sol'd col
ors, all wool delalnes, fancy aelaines, all kinds;
new styles de pages, any quantity ond cheap.
French Copers for Pianos, Tables. &C.
Extra superior French kid gloves; embrpi-
dered walls; Flouncing, all kinds; English
thread laces, tarletenS, sc; Swiss musins
dotted musIins; Grape collars, dimity bands, &c
Prints, GinghaIns, sc.
Great variety of shirt bosoms fancy colorei
kid flush silk gloves, plain and fancy aelaines,
linen lawns and table linen.
Canton Grape ShaWls &c.
Splendid assortment OF apaccas new and
choice styles of cinghams, vail berages, all
Kinds Of collars: French worked ooliafs, beauti-
full styles; Rich embroideries in sets.
nor cry, GLOHES, SC
Fine linen cambria handkerchief; shaals o
variety of qualities and patteIn rs; thread lace
trimming, great variety; mourning sets silk
aces: black lace walls, &c.
HOPED and Grass Cloth Skirts.
French embossed ehintz; curtain goods. india
swiss null, lawn cravats, book jaconet and caIa
brie mus, ins striped aud plain nainsook muslin
temestic and STAPLE Goods, Sheetiags, shnt
iags, Crash, HahIb2eF, Piiion Linen
and Shtettng, Scofch Diaper. Horre
Frnnhtog Goods, millinery and
ara,o cunts, al .Ne,e aud
Ficrh
We particularly inyiee attention to our assert
ment Of staple domestm Goods, feeling confident
We can present induce ents to purchasers uu.
q jailed for Cheapness' Durability and finish
bnr patrons viii always find an uasur passed -.
sortmeUt from the smallest Notion up to tho
richest aud most magnificent article Of Dress
Goala
y, B.-We intend to sell n large amount Of
Goods alta small advance fr0u cost
Il H. ~. KNAPP Il REDaaN
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Muscatir G Market.
Davenp ort Market
e. IL M 10 9 T.
At the
Minnesota Lumbr Yard:

Corner of Iowa ana Fourth Streets,
Opposite the "New Pennsylvania House."
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
SAMUEL r. FULLER would respectfully
~ announce to the citizens of Davenport a nd
surrounding country that be has recently open
ed au-eNfeuSIye
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-31

GrrocS RIGS >
4 T " HOL ES.GL
The Subscribers have now on hand nud are
daily receiving from the Fast and south, A.
No. FhO VI ST. 4 w &FrEE,
Baroas New BIock) Davenport. iowa
large well selected aud tuIl stock Of fresh.
Prime Groceries, .Naiis, Glass, SIT.
Uooaenware, Provisions SC.
which they offer 10 the trade a wholesale ax
c.usvely. t. Retail MI haas, IfotrlhreptIs.
and Others oil the interor 81 TIE otdl. AID NnB
raska, who purchase at wholesale, W. give IT,,
assurance that We will fiji their orders and nom
otanJa at hcagO and ST. Louis prices tr4u>
portstiOa added.
Merchants, Grocer aEa Hot ikpcpers doing
business on TIE Inc or near the line ii the n IS
issippi 1 Missouri Railroad, Iowa CITY Or tar
Their West, Will lud 81 to the,r interest H. make
their purchas-s 81 u, aid ID sbipp4. thclr
Goods Ivy the NJ. s n. Railroad save 81 mi a,
hauling by teams irom any other point GA thn
river. Our facilities are OF the inst class ami
We feel the most positive confidence that If YOU
will give us call, look through cur stock and
learn or prices and terms we shall receive a
liberal share OF your patronage; which il shall
be our AIM by furnishing first rate goods AT
favorable prices, and fair dealing, to merit and
receive.