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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-20
PgRy.HC HOISE

LNoR SALR-The best stand In Scott coaniy for a
IL Tavern in Maysyiile on the Upton Road al 1
near Hickory Grove, This i'm proveme ntars Frams
House of Eight Rooms, Kitchen and cellar; lsrg
Barn with room for Thirty Horses--two wells with
chain pump, this property afordsan excellent op
poriunly for eBgagla In profitable business wlth
q small eapItal-aPpiy to
| Davenport, Sept 4, ls5o-u .l .hs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-20
BUY YOUR STOVES

UTHERE will always be found one Of the best as.
w sorment, of Soyes, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, JapanEed Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warsin this city. Among his assortmentof
; L " l. =
are the eel .ytaled Climax and Charter Oak Geek
Stoves, cod oT Y0u'i; ~ 81 a iui and complete as
scrtment Parlor. Box and eating Sisves, Elevate
oven Stoves and many other patterns too numer-
uus TO mention Our motto Is, Quick sales and
small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sale;
One dollar save is dollar es rned; and By eaiib 2
at this Stove Store will save il and get just
good an article as AZ 2ny ether house.
Particular attention paid to House Roofing, Spout
ing and job Work in general out of good Tin and
STOCK hoping to receive share OF the public pat
rouage by this motto: "Qalek Sales and Small
Profits" isep6l ID. l.. HORNE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-20

EtOUSTRT Merchants arc lnvrted 70 call and
~ anime our assortment, wheits lust suted TO thi
Market. Uut prices WIii st al lines be - low e.
lhost ofChlcago ~ fouis.
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B. Z. SUOUP 4 co.

D. !. DIIOUA q w, ~
tLate arn Of ReaWiGk SON.
T6RWARpIEG& & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
E.zsE EuilGiu Ks. East cor. FTont and Brady.
DayeEFUTt, t,lOw2. a
for the principal Steamboats, In the upper
jssIss ppl trade, Ind connecting wth lover Mssi'-
sipfl baIis @ealsg laTe tae Agency Tor the sale ~
ssll and keep eB;iztaGgy on hand, fresh and pare
euieBg, tiTo hriek, dc
LIGgra udyaaesllsuts made upon al!eoEsignmeuts.
Eab. ., isSJ-d&Wif .-..
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Howe 8 Improved Patent
rpnaG QRynGEG

srHE undersigned are proprisiors OF the above
patent Tor the Stale OF Iowa, and are prepared TO
saatract for the erection oi hallway or Highway
Bridges of any length Of span from 50 feet 800 ieo
In any part Of the State As the above Bridges nave
been adopted most ofthe Railroads III the United
Ststea We deen1eomment as 10 their strength, dura
biliiy and cheapness unnecessary. All eommuniea'
Ions upon the sub boct will receive prompt attention.
Addrsss, STONE, BOOMER d BOYlNGTuS,
feb i6-dwH DaFsaPoH. Iowa
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Loci. ESIauu.
C0MFas8Es,
NP all sizcs of GurIsy 4 Cos. Trey, ii
sJanI ? dw.u II. A PORTER l. BRO i, X.
Coal! Coal!

Coal! Coal!
& OYREY. .THolIA6 q CO. are now TocslTing, al
| uh.tr Yard near the rail road depot, 10 TONS
GFCDAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam has no su'
Dshor iu Ihis Market.
owing TO combination OF me minsff 70 raise the
,,is,, al 4 oal--which We would not sabmit to-wt
W ere an nabls, for shorttime, 10 supply our cuson
era But having succeeded in breahing up this coia
ssl.I We are now prepared deliver in this city oil
Davenport, In quantity 10 suit purchasers at oai
formerprs. es, on application al he iard.
Rock Leland Jan3 diff
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STOVES Az WOLEsALE
The Largest Stove Store
~, xI,e ~eAt.ss sa

Il
tEfE shall receive on the opening Of navigation tho
" largest stock of STOVES and TISSERS
STOCK ever brought 10 the State Of Iowa. Among
she numerous articles which shall keep constant
ig on hand for tinners are Tia Plate Shsst fyo
Boiler from No. IL 10 -, Charcoal de-, Russia DO,
fwtatioH RBssid do, Hire, tfHned Copper's, Bra
sr's d., Block rim, Esad, Copp er bottoms, Metal
DO, Iron Ruets all sizes timed do, aH hinds ol
gyess.d rare, JnpanBsd DO. 7iRasrs Fools and we
assure all persons faYoTug us with ORDER shst we
viii sell them goods ~ our line as low as they be
bought In Chicago or 81 Louis, and much lower tina n
Aey have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, Gad on terms 10 saif. s.ssr
ife&sc give us cal and learn our prices, and
tIen thiak you will spend neith or time nor
IS hereafter IN buying al the two places abov 9
gamed. s
~ b. ia a few aays We shall reet i've an assort
ment Of the above named goods by Railroad, sun
eent 70 supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants rely upon being supplied.
all times with Tinware aud fayorab.n terms az
PhOtesats prices.
Old Rags, Copper, Ue., &c, &c, taken iuex-
change fOf goods.
No, Burrows Block, Front Street
hch hr2-d&wu WICKERsHAM & HICKS.
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
aS - e, .-1ssNsi. O

sPHESG ARRANGEMENTS,
nN and after Monday, April l4th, io56snd until
OlIrlnei antice,tr ms will leave Rock island dai
!, Sundays excepted as follows:
ID expires. !, stopping only atthe principsl
80 ngft express, stopping stail stations 9.l0r.
ith freight, with I'd ciass cars at ESQ A. NJ
rrains arrive Rock Island daily Sundays except
81, ssfoltows:
n express, stopping only At the pnacipal
u mall train at luI3 =. NJ
4tu freight with I'd class at s.45 r. M.
Il rains this ad are in direct connection 81
Chicago with trains both the Mich 2al SOU hern
aud Michigan Central K. X. TO and from Detroit To
ledo Cleveland Cola nous, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
nunkirk, fIfaiO, Niagara Falls, Albany, New forg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
La Sale with trains ofthe lllinois Central Road
north ~ 6aena and south 10 ST. Lonis and Cairo 10
which places tickets csn be procured of =. s. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt 4. Il. Depot Ri
Passengers are reminded oftae necesslty ofEiFlng
distinct directions to the destination OF their bag
gage, slso to procure uekets bsfore taking their
seats n he ears, ths conductors collect fares only
10 stations on the line the Chicago and Rock issnd
RAilruad. JOHN +. TRACY, Supt.
". h. NHraAY, Asst Sup't. rs
Rock Island. April Z, 1856.
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NOTICE.

rztft % certify thag the eoparLnershtp heretofore
4 oxIsting between Hoe undersigned under The
name and sty yle oi eAcup * 3SHsalow is this day
dissolved by m4tud conseat'
An tbs demands oatsl .Hding IN fayar Of said Arm
Is. r, SHOUP.
A,E. BARkALOW.
N-a The Forg arding aud Commission business
a(lI Hereafter bs continued by D. + shoup& co,
fss ma sta
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7. K saEaWVvD,

fss4yasss ! TIE sTEAMEEs stes-4sfi
,.sssasaszGkAs Ess-4<zssAe
j. McAee and Zen Campbell,
atfI g,algse tLIs un. .Or tiis 1906. Both
" tasae boats belug Ol hsLr drought and OF sreal
s5ei a.y be relied Ggyg Jr making connections IS al
ysrEi7sJ
IA, s T!'Esee, LEROY DJDsE, ltSsf9E5 J Asach,
Il ..lir Ll.rEs. vii. arrive kocs island EUu. heo-
IT.Isl sJuaecfAg ai.n t4e II o'clock Lightning Lx-
l-.a triiu lr GAlcg i-etg niHg, Ireys t1ck lsiand
8 irtyeuagrt u - clock IL Tie 4ternognl taxing the
rsssrt..4gs ID! t4n Gll "a. train tIpu Chicago
tus Esen GAinpBetI, Nt L. ILAEE Master Ben.
n :. ..rs4ad = IA l.y7lu cl3I.A viii ue KOcE Island
llayiJs thursday aud saturday tI'ins @aa leaving 81
.4.l.gr. ~ ,
H,. beats also form Sttgls at heUkuE with the
rarar y- of 4glsgeTs st. Louie; sad a. Lock Island
-. fcs rHs,.t iuF tiss1a AMI St Esu EDr freight
t,. r..4.... +. agasg gn UuaTI hay As-IE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-20

OOO ssLS. Hydraulic Cement, FER sals b.
<UU .. r. b D.
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or I'D EMS

es ~ IL ~ IL ~ -
Just Rsoeiyeda superior lot Of Morons Extra Diamo nd
Pointed; also, Parkers Sectional Map Of Iowa in Cases
and Rollers.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
general assortment Of Bladk Book {, Stationery Wal
Paper and few LAW and Medical orks such az Blac a
stines, GoRlmeutes, Coke upon ttston Code OF lows
United States pspeasaory, Woods, watans and Bees
es Practice Of Me,liahe.
Prices Of all our stock as low any other house,
Goods toe numerous TO admit OF PQblschns prices.
Davenport, Iowa, June 9Th, 1886
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Blood, and inyigOratiHg the en- tire System,
TAs medicine, though prepared at great expense
iaiuIl THOMAS A. HURLEY,
Msuufactory, corner ofscvan nth and Green sts,
louisville, >.
T-FFor salo al WholeEal or retail by
An II dGwIy c. T.WEBB,L lie Claire Row.
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JANE h UE.AHANl 10 ~ iAkT"EH
!4EEasEAHs & aEPN
Forwarding ma Com mission AsrchaHtsr
EO,9 bUrEy q ~'tEM BLOCK. FGOSi sINbti.
Dav npoIt, Iowa.
Oider-s E.itrd fvt ths purchase Of GEa.+r Flour,
Wool Al4a Ffylup gaAonauy.
-..EFERks
Burrows Il Prs5tFaT4h- HavgupaEE, Iowa.
WISE, Pasey " a tgv, PlIl. Pa.
Springer, haf2ausa x Co.. Fwtsyars, IA,
SpauE Co. Co.,
Josepa Elder, 81. Louis, No,
MeEftde q h4lHLIpTs ItassNl.sII, ono,
T. Mccoy Y sons, \ lisbon. .
d. q u, dcDou.ld = Co.. We!ls54!.s, Oatgr
AonlsI VI HIu,
GrUrga HellG, "
HAM G.rfels7u i Co., C.sys.-aJ,
hassty \ sIuClalr .-
Iames Graham, New Garden,
Merchants generally, salem,
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DINING SALOON.

For Lease.
4 NUMBER Of lots situated IN vsrtons pzrts OF she
n city for isase for a term Of yesfs; aPdly %
LII y |.
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DOois aaa Sbofs.
TUE sg0E TRiDE.

THE SHOE TRADE.
HAVING increased ear aciisies for ma nqfaett T,
lag end deallng ID boots, shoes and Leataer sac
u Re cttzeus f1ay port and vicinity greater n
aucameHts than ever 10 buy their hoots and shbea
A-a. Our retail st9ek hereafter Blii aiNays ecti
tia sveIy deaefpiiCl Of go,ds wanted ~ me 1901 ~
so also are maEtne extensive proportions t9f
Wualesaleiu, Boots aed Shoes and We invite coun-
~ deaers call art .gemint stoek and prlcess
t ls our deIermiHa. 10 SOL on IS gu0d terms e
beycHn bspGrehasea tn s. Leuis or Chicagg;
LAWSON GidGGs co.
oct95 irady 81, dooriromed'
Boys Youths and Infants Boots
A LARGE lotof tlse above ,tsaif, Kip ard Gov
ne , DAWSON, GRIGGs a co
Home Made Boots aud ghoea.
* Z make every sfyls and quality of Boo ~ -
w ters, oxtordTte2 and ans Caif fshaes iSssssf'
on 5hortnOtec, nfP1ma stock.
Those who want 'slt3iHg MedeH work VIII pleas
!,os3 DAWSON, GRIGds 6s co,
Cents aaitarsi Bows Caters! Youths aaiteis
THE largest and best stock 20 have ever Offered
l Fine Can, ssgsa - pegesd, double and siaele
a8d BucEsktu Caters Ier sale very cheap by
Dec3 DAWSON, GkIGGS q co.
Men Louz Ruhber Boots.
4 Lso RuJbcr sandals, Caters and shppef5 iof la
dies aGd Genls, Misses aud children, ~
Dec 3 DAWSON, GRlGGS * co.
warm Fset Dry Feet!
AA#SoN, GKlGGS ~ co. have acomplets
- sortment Of F,trllHed, Cloth and Buffalo over
sLoes for sale eheef, doe 3,
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants arc nvrted 70 call and eS-
~ anime assortment, which is lust suited TO this
Market our prices vii 81 al lines be - lo~ Is
0.e3 pswsoE, ,GRIGGs / co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

GEORGIA AMERICANS There wasameeting of the
State Council Of Georgia recently says the Mont.
gonlery Mail, which resolved into Party and sug-
gested a Convention thereof The best feeling
prevailed, and we learn that all the members were
cordially for the ticket, though they left the rati
fcation Of the nominations to the Convention which
is expected to assemble. 1t is growing more and
more apparent, every day, that the Americans of
Georgia are going to make a determined and hopeful
fight
Georgia voted for Mr.. Fillmore when he was I'M
tried and comparatively unknown. Now that be has
been tried thoroughly and not found lacking in any
4 particular as regards patriotism or craftsmanship,
will she refuse to vote forhim? We think not. The
influenced partisan demogogues may prove poweress
when brought to bear against 50 fine patriot and so
upright, national and conservative Chief Magistrate
as Willard Fillmore proved himself to be during tie
froubeus times that marked his administration.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

ARMoRY HALL.-Daviss Ethiopian Minstrels drew
a very good audience at Armory Hall last evening,
which was well merited by the programme and per-
fornlances presented. Some of the members of the
company possess fine voices and all are adopts in the
pecnlialities of colored melody and mmicry. Quite
number of new pieces were given, as well as some
which have been longtime tayorites, and they were
rendered in manner that, deseryedly, drew the COM
mendation Of the audience.
The whole wound up with the musical farce Mig
ger in the Bag" which must be seen to be under.
stood 1t lies beyond the usual range of even Etho-
4 MAN conicality.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

A PERFuMED BREATH.--What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of dagreeabe BREATH when
BY using the Balm OF Thousand Flowers dentrifce,
would not only render it Sweet but leave the teeth white
baster? Many do not know their breath bad
subject 50 delicate their friends will mention it Pour
single drop Of the Balm tooth brush and wash the
teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last year.
Abeautifu complexion easily be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Flowersn 1t will tan, pmples,
and freckes from the kn leaving it Of soft and roseae hue
Wet towel two three drops and wash the face night
and morning.
Sharing Made EasyWety your shaving brush in either
or cold water pour on two three drops of Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard well and it will make beautiful
softlather much facilitating the operation Of shaving Price
only 80 cents Ferdge Co., proprietors For sale by
Wright 4 Co., 0. o. Woodman, and all druggists. "a
fe15dEWeodtm a''.. {I7@a -rargf'
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BY BENJAMIN KENDIC, Auctinneer
J ATURDAX, the 10th of Nav 1856; Mt IL

~ o'clock at Banks Arcade, will be ssld anctiun-
That very desirable residence Of Isaac w Cuer, in tnyng
ton La having llG feet front Rutland street by $50 feet
depth New Hampshire street. The dwelling is large
story brick house built in the most substantial manner, we'll
finished has eight large finished rooms besides baeEeu Slate
roof galleries. pantry, bah-house, servants houses Kitchen
crruge house stables under ground cern large shaded
yard flower and vegetable gardens shrhbery fruit trees
Titles guaranteed.
third cash; bnnnee at and two years creli,
for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
from date mill paid with mortgage retained upon Iha property
Act Of sale before James Graham notary public. tile
pense Of the purchaser. VAS .r--
plan of the property exhibited the auctionee
ice NO, 81 Camp street. Call and see it. ap1}
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rlrn nrr.nrnrxr On NAV oaLEAsy,


MiTe In consequence of the great CONFUSION
created at fires by the crowds usually gathered heea
ing tile members of the Fire Department in the efficient dis
charge of their aruou duties preventing their safe
from falling walls, explosions, etc: al IS. 5 sa
Notice is hereby given that from and after this date in accord
ance with entered with his Honor the Mayor
the City Police viii be in attendance to take possession OF the
streets in the vicinity fire. with strict orders clear the
same and admit none within the lines except persons connected
with the Department in uniform, wearing badges designating
The companies they belong TO.
me attention Of parents, guardians and of slaves
psrticularly called TO the foregoing te44A
Companies in charge of chains and stakes requested
upon their arrival fire to them
police.
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PeaeRsefg8aSN SHIP.
A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM,
IN SEVEN PARTS,
sUs<r, +1,n <,o,,s,,r :,

A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM
IN SEVEN PARTS,
With the Copies at the head of each Page.
Numbers and contain little than those elements
adapted TO beginners. Nos ard embrace all the practical
parts Of the entire SERIES giving ample practice oa the prnc
pies and fgure the small and capital letters with words from
each arranged alphabetically closing each with enten-
Nos and contain Of fine historical and geo
graphical selections No. is book Of Forms Notes. Bills
of Exchange, etc. comprising those use by I'LL business
persons.
From the hundreds Of unqualified approvas received from
teachers every State select the following from an eye
rienced Principal of one of the largest schools the South
"Payson Dunon Scribners Combined System Of Rapid
--...a PENMANSHIP,
nd Chart designed aid in teaching ysteml has Shown
By its that WILL has done readily approve itself
Teachers and all others interested. 1t is only series of
copy books eXtAnt which with meeting the real wants
of ALL teaching thing time, and leading the pupil in
gradual and systematic progression until beautiful hand is
acqured.'
These books warranted be of the quality of PAPER
Published by
CROSBY, NICHOLS e. CO.,
Boston,
and for sale by all Booksellers in New Orleans.
HA full SET mailed 10 order receipt ST. post paid 10
any part OF the country. a29 2p2awE4tW
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UNRESERTED SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
unmprnyed Property In the First District.
BY BENZ. kENDIG, Auctioneer.

g ATURDAY. May 3, 1856, at I2 O'Clock. nj
- Banks Arcade win be sold auction the following de-
scribed property
/. FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with all the i'm
provemets thereon situated in the First District square
bounded by Lafayette date Heva Magnolia Cypress and Vine
and Magnolia and IS feet trent Lafayette
date Heyal by depth and front Of II feet On Magnolia
and % feet inches in the running back to alley
feet wide, in all the tenemcBs the adjoining lots
Nos and g. 80 feet front BY depth Of "a feet anG ~
feet inches iii the Lot No 30 feet front by
depth OF 50 fee4 lines and 30 feet 10 inches lines in the
with staDing in the rearali as per plan.
Tie Improvements said lots comprise faNr double
story brick houses divided into eight separate enetnt each
tenement having and cabinet kitchen and servants
good large cfstern and all other otbhdnEs in
each yard This property b ayery excellent order and will no
sold wiTh0n: reserres
.. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the same square
md adjoining the abdYe property. and numbered and 10. Lot
No forms the Of Lafayette date iey and Vine Streets
and IS feet inches and lines front Vine street,
BY depth and Grpn1 Lafayette street of 25 feet inches
No 10 adns the above lot and u feet inches front
3. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, n the First
District IN the square bounded by Claiborne, Lafayette ate He
via Cypress md Willow Streets and numbered Lot
No forms the Of Claiborne and Lafayette lae Heya1
Streets and measures - feet inches and lines front tai
borne street by depth and front Lafayette Of To- feet
9inches lines and % feet inches lines in the Lot No.
doi the above lot and 20 feet front Claiborne
street by depth Of III feet lines the ling towards Cypress
street. and 2l feet inches lines the side towards lot No
s. Lot No. measures q feet rnnt Willow by a
depth Of 100 feet between parallel linesa as plan
TERMS0nehnf cast balance Mt Il and Is Tn0nhs, for
est from date maturity and not then paid per uu;
final payment.
Acts Of sale before jas Graham notary public the expense
Of The purchasers, B-3
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To .Uey'CE0Ists and Opticians.
II. 3. MYCOCI< C. CO..
70 TICIANS,
Pool Square. sheffield ENGLAND
Pool Square, Sheffield, En-

Manufacturers of Ships Telescopes Of every description Ia.
per Telescopes from Il Sc nchcs with signals and belt PiosS
Yachting Devastating and Military Telescopes Portable Tel
escope with astronomical and eye pieces Single
Double Opera Classes Racing Glasses and common Pocket
Telescopes in cases; Persperyes Spectaces Micro
scopes Linen PrpveEs Bye Glasses Reading Glasses ETC.
All kinds Of machine ard hand ground Lenses Spectacle Eyes
ETC, etc. aa9 2pl2t
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4 DFFIC N b. hi, NJ II IN 2! ~ N l 2 =

5ss$SA45 TERMs: 5S
egulas ~ susscfahefs ~ the
an early haar every for
sI0 II year Hill aivancs; half and quarterly a The
saras rates ~ 70 cents 10 the carriers
a per in all
hi $for essry subsequent insertion, 80 csnts,3
On the page changed 81 for
aSFss8$ inssItion.5
published at VIM be charged 81 per
$%@ss# saaare sorasery insertion $saSB
Advertisements marked, WILL be published month,
charged aecotdingls advertisement
scripon until all afrearages paid, d the
eptioa of the proprietors.
LfbaxaI Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
as renders II desirable medium
serss FANNY PApRR IT circulaes largely, reaching
hundreds Of homes at hour, and being
before Of business hours articles
for may BE- advantageousy published in its
4SS2 colunns SS558
Es I'LL Ell WE II ES LE 70 r. il GENT 8s$
published every Monday morning So year invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Ion
ana Mississippi. Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and other
States favorable mode to advertisers Of making
their and commodities Advertisements il.
i$#FS serted 81 per square, each insertion.
E5 narnS
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Boots, Shoes and Brog0ps.

Boots, Shoes and Er0gNss.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store, general
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS HATS CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Leghor Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, al the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2pkW 10 Magazine street.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

' MOBILE
CNs Heir muster, The of the O'clock P NJ Pon.
chastrain cars, r. Gedles, 10 Bank Place, agent. .
PASGAGOULA
California Sesen master, tile arrival at The Lake Of the
O'Clock p, NJ Pontehartraiu r, Geddes, 10 Bank
Place, agent.
CONVICTION.
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, on the arrival of the 70 o'clock NJ
Fontchanain cars D. G. Lowber No IS Magazine street.
agent. ..r.
OHIO RIVER.
Belle Sheridan Key, master, O'Clock Y B. Smith L. New
street. agent. 4f
Magnolia, Thomason master at O'clock Thee sAute %
Common street, agent. 49,
oUACHITA RIVER.
Judah Touro Kouus MASTER at O'clock l. sudpp Co. 81
Front street, agents. 5gss *. IL. ~
REpgRIyER.
Storm Moody master, o'clock Lewis Snapp Co., 81 Front
street and 7. B. Smith, u New Leyee, agents
YAZoo RIVER.
Lewis Whcman, Wallace, master, at O'Clock. T. B. Smith,
12New Levee, agen.