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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13
Lecture.

The second Lecture of the course; be-
fore the Young Mems Literary Assoeia-
ton will be given by Dr. J. G. HoLLAND
Mass. on Monday evening
next at the Congregational Church.
DIR. Holland is the Liteary editor of the
Springfield Rrp1S52icdn, andis weIlknown
in Literary circles as one Of the most
pic! writers ofthe country. lie d.liv-
ers the opening Lecture b fore the CHI
eago Young Mems Society this evening.
We doubt not he will draw q crowded
houSp
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

-, We publish this week the oil.
cial returns Of the vote Of this county.
which will b. useful for future reference.
At the risk Of seeming to make inviai-
oas companions, we cannot resist cal!
inc attention to the vote Of the town o.
salem. The friends of the cause in that
town, deserve credit. They have made
their town the banner town ofthe coun-
". We know there are other towns
that cam contest with them for that
palm. and will do SO in the future battles
vbichpcrtain to this strife. Atpre~ont,
however, Salem bears oil the palm as
the banner town.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

THr SeuooNFR HEaALD.-This vessel load
in part (2,2l tcns,) with II. K. iron Tor the
Eenosha * Rockford Railroad, which we spoke
O. last week, as having run aground near Inc
north pier, has finally been raised and nnioadea'
: tug with a steam pump. from Milwaukee, ar
rived Saturday evening last. The pump was
Sc, TO work in the course of the night. and she
ws soon cleared Of water, and fioated II WAS
h+ui tha; she had sustained but little damage
ana was hot leaking badly. Many ofou citizens
worthy IF much praise for their voluntary
a>stanoc IN saving the vesse. and cargo some
ct hem aboruG al night. During Sauda!
Is.uu Of ,he caf go was isch.sr ged. AID 'ie YES
s. then ,owed around into tbs ha.b'f, i" hsTe she
lal he'd Gn.oadiag
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

BARK ]. Y. AyER,-We are panied
to learn that there is strong probahili-
ty rf the total wreck Of this noble YES
sci she sailed from Chicago somy
time week before last with cargo OF
wheat for Buffalo. \ despatch was re
ccivcd here Yesterday morning, stating
that trunk containing the papers o.
Capt. Welcoming OF the Aver, had been
picked up ON the beach near II. Joseph,
Mich, and that portions Of = cabin had
also come ashore near the same place.
The mate OF the Schooner Herald, re
ported having met the H. J.. -iyer, OF
Shebovgan. under full sail northwest.
We trust there may be some mistake
about the dispatch.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13
A New Map Of the City of Kenosha.

;. \. Brande, and Jason Lathrop, III
have completed a new map of the city OF
Keno&ha, with all offs additions. ~
might be supposed from the capacity OF
those engaged in it, it is right in all res
poets, containing every thing which
such a map should contain, in correct
form. 1t ought to be published, but it
takes some means to get such map
autographed for publication. We arr
told, il 100 subscribers can be had to
take i copy each, it will probably be
published. That number and more
ought to be obtained
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

SHIpMENTs.-The schooner Grant
loaded at the north pier on Tuesday
with 5000 bushels Of VII at for Buffalo.
The schooner Nontgomery the same day
loaded with 10000 at the south pier,
for the same port The schooner Grace
Murray, loaded yesterday at the mid
de pier with 5000 bushels and the 4.
Il. gilbert at the north pier with 1000
bushels Of wheat, both for Buffalo.
Sehr. Z r Case is loading this morn
ing with 10000 bushels for Buffalo.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13
persanal.

We were happy 10 take By the hand, y ster
day, orr fellow townsman. VoI.SIy rapScn
who has just reached his home after an absence
OF nearly two years. During this time he has
visited many countries of the old world, study
ing thesr institutions. laws, customs, habits, &c
incnding every one of Europe. except SPAIN
as lar south as Abysinia in Africa and those OF
western Asia-sailed over the Baltic, German
Ocean, crossed the Il ack Sea, twice across the
AdFiatic, once the Msrmora and the A.editer-
ranean four times. Muscd in he Acrepolis oil
OF Athens, and the Temples of Italy, built and
worahipped in by the Pagans before the Chris
tian RIa-Seen KaInak and Abuo- Simble bv
| moonlight, and surveyed the lands OF tie Phar-
aohs from the summit OF fhe Pyramids Has
joined the group q. Pilgrims that worshpped in
the holy sepuch.e at rusa.eal--bat he'd in the
Dead Sea, washed i'll the Jordan, sung an Ave
Maria at Be'hehem-,aughed at the bellies Of
Phlei been rOwed by the girls of Dalecarlia, and
listened TO the music OF the gondoller of Venice
walked unshod into the mosque of Santa ST.
pha at Constant unprecedented in a kayik On
the Bos. horIS, iole a camel over the Lybian
Desert, and took Il bath in Damascus
After all his wanderings he gladly returns IL
MS home, where he meets a warm welcome from
his many friends, and he informs u.s. that. take
1t ali in all, he has seen place he would prefer
| to kenosha, in which to live
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13


CIRCUIT CoURT.-The November term of the
Circuit Cour, for this county, commenced it's ses-
sion on Monday last, his Honor, Judge KEEP.
presiding. We understand there is a large
amount Of business before the Court, principally
on the civil calendar. I he following causes
came up on Msndsy and Tuesday:
Harvey Kirkland, appellant ". Francis b. Nor
Ton, AppeHct-G. b. Ely for Appellant. H. +.
schof for Appellee.
Motion for new trial of ieigned issue Argu-
ed at great length, and the Court took the same
under advisement, and to examine the minutes
and charge of Judge DoOlittle.
Gleason VS. Geason-Bil for Divorce. Decree
granted. Schoff for Complainant.
Hale 4 Towsiee vs. Mccormick etaL-Assump-
Sit Judgment for P,tfs, 81 7,71 SchoF 10,
pits; Lowell for Detts.
Waie Va City Of Eiectment. Judgt.
Of nonsuit J. J Petit for P.lf Evans, Head
and Lowell for Deit.
Brewster vs. GIover-Assumpsit Confined
Schotf tor I IT, Head for Dett.
French. appellant y Harris. iPpeliee Motion
todisnliss appcal ovcr-ru Ell. sehoti Il Ji.sui
fer Apt; Eyaus tor Appellee.
Tie lu,owir@ IS 2 list Of the Grzud Juror
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

An OYSTER SUPPER-Wiil come off
at the residence Off. II. ,Deming to NOR
row evening, the profit of which will go
to help the choir of the Methodist church
purchase a Musical Instrument to aid
the music of the church. The object
is commendable and we trust therefore
the oyster-eating public will put their
disposition to swallow this very edible
bivalve to a good use
And while we are on this subject, we
can't help but express the wish, that
some person would eat oys.ers enough
or peforrn some other agreeable penance
to enable the Congregational Society to
repair the dome Of their building and
put a touch Of paint on the outside
~ word to the wise sc. s.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

Gg- Our readers no doubt noticed il:
our columns for some time past, the
advertisements Of Horace Waters, plane
ana music dealer, generally, 1913 Broad
way New York. We have an instru
mcnt OF his manufacture which is pro
louuced by good Judges to be supe-
rior one, both in its tone AMI finish, com.
pared with its cost Those who wish /,
patronize Mr.. w. can have an opportu-
nifty Of examining aad testing it. Ons
Xpericnce thus ftr in doing bushes
with Mr.. Waters, enables us to com
mend lin cordially to the music-loyIn-
Dablic. See his advertisements.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

EsHE above are selcetesl from over leo pieces Of
L pTsyegly o. various o.sc rEg. iss- which were
Ell ~I.h f3r sale 70 I-rsft ffe Whole - which
YoaIa nc teGisss-P erssas, therefore VINO are u.
quest Of properly to purchase vii DO wei totzanfiep
az i.fs ~ well IN prove the preseu. tias. for
purchasing Resi- Estate IN ;ilis part Of the country
Vile a low figure. Ihass sskAg 10 sesi car no.
% letter ltiAa 10 enter aoir descriptions mon s1s
pnks, thereby they secere ro'ice
hennsha. Oct, 3, 1856. llyEl ~. BRANDF
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

EvLARGEu.-The Rockford R'giste,
comes 20 Us enlarged 20 an eight column
paper, and otherwise much improved
Ne are glad to sec this evidence ii
prosperity in our Rockford contemporary.
1t deserves ii. We don't know OF any
place OF the sam 2.thlt can boast oil
three neater OF ADLER conducted papers
than Rockford. They speak well foi
the Intelligence, enterprise and liberall-
~ Of its citizens.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13
Hair Invigorator and Tonic.


We annex few rfostes 70 corroborsts our assertion
Cg,lisle H. June 81 1853.
have used Professor o. J Wood Hair Restorative,
hay admired its wDlderfu yg'ct Ny hair beconii,
thought. preuaigrey gray, but 10y the Of the RI
soratige, t'ss resumed its original clnr. and have
doubt. permanently -. SIDNEY bREESE
gentlemen in Boston writes s friends in New Bgdio.
thus:
To your inquiries, would reply, that irst conmspcer
usiI Professor Woeds Hair Restorative. ny hair
white AID had been for III las years and il
very ton the top Of by head, aud cere, ad p't
freely bu .ol hai ipr, had Ell all the
bode (Which g4. entirely chail
"a lis original e.or. Is ghi hrowa1 and Is entire
re- d1urt q. nlOs have had hair
five tnle- since the change ha re
hg .iae white .air ,ar fem the oh: aid il /.
Is ,lcs a. is ever wa, a a to. cot,e out a; ALL lia
proved rs case al that / c.ud s. - te ak.
JAY l. I>55. 1"aTs ct. ----
G0r@He-, Ms.ue, Jun e % 1854
tDear Sri have used bottles % L. afessoF Wood
Hair Restorative aud ruy tie greatest GSc0l
cry the age, or restoring ami changing Befo
how attained original color Yoji commend it
The world without tive least fear my one
worst kind. Yours. h. y. MURPHY.
-. Loais. March 7, 1884
Prof wood-Hy bair coar c',eei falling III some ;r
four years since, ad cUniibg'd 80 do 50 until b-ca
quite ba d. tied al. The popular medicines q III; dsy b
At las, vi.iuCvd - your reebrai
Hair Restorative, sgd happy to cay i doing wond=.
- amend - 10 an Il mia " III ted
a. c. WILLIAMS. 185 second street
R0sfH Meh august 2 $50
Tld. 10 certify thai one year sgo wa, quit, gray a.
hair tai apan the tcp ~ h. d that fear,
rntire ss y n eonditic aplie.i for and obtain,
bottle Of Pro-. Wac4's RcSl0tav before had
quart bcstls lie ~ hai bad entirety d.. pprsI,
ID it i had 'i5ckrnst p as tn b~ u usual
assumed & 'ssy apteaFs3ee apparent more bssn'i'
hsfsre. 10. therefore, cheerf -
a. those IL lies who value beautiful head ofhs
vl state Jia- it uec1<ia,a fpr hess
ara btstrisyitg Gects SARAH J. BROWN
tgieags Iey lst 1874
Ih.v~ used Professor Wo0a- liar Restorative dey'
advantage. prevents ls lar lraH eol-ifg ont, al
gves IL e>s srt se,u very dcsiTabe. The lev gss
hairs bad pave sntfey 4.~G'a area Others ofuy
" have uze il and roner IT la pFonegn-ng L al
% o:ssses 10 BE- HENRY A. CLARK. Mish. Avenue.
s. Louis. Sept g.. 1888
Or G. J wO0D-Dear Sir; have used nearly shree
ties Of vour Hair Restorative and have osnd ve
sstsfzcsarY. Il h entirely destroyed nj dsuva fror
by hssd aa4 restored NJ hzT 70 i;s erTias ser ~hi.
sad become qaiae grey Nh TRUsDALE,
- S9d ria Iarkst 81 Laais Missouri. 81
Broadway Sew York. and by Druazssis elsewhere. AT
k4l q family patent Bedicaa fgr SAFE he best posi-
BE tsrls Professor woo5- Etahs zeeEt Ii4 Hsrkei
SlreeS- ~. Loa4>.
- Sod zre BY al the DTnseists and -
prices. zse.rzale aI ssH, = aa~aakee ard Cdesss.
EESts9s- %E2i.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

Ia Acres On Peair.c Avenue. cast nj Sherfne,
S,eblinss This large iai gay ~ purchased at 8
argain. IL applied for soen Inquire Of
: y BRANDE
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

+ OF Block &C. 9ud wsrd--and Let q biz
Ia g. DuIkee's easter. addition. near the steen.
all, ere beth offered for sale. az low rates.
Inquire Of 5. Y BRASDE.
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COMPOSITION ROOFING.

II AFiNG procured rselse isr psag abOys z eis.
se are prepared 70 PIT them either Ia ths city CT
.ouRtry, AZ saSrt notice, I'd cheap the ehszrs9
sssss Raofs are PiTs-Pr0cf vel a. ps,er-prepf.
Jesse lera, lsss. IN B0gnkgL 4 GlLLse.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

Taosc marked thus, (*) are Buchanan
others, the Republicans.
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

y tie 81 Wa d. short distance south Of IT,,
| Park. the House ani lot now occupied by Elht
''uHds, will he sold p per cent cheaper than ANY
her IN the city. Inqnue of y !. BRANDE
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

- sli ~ hrnreiies 49,. e. tioress Shoe Ie Chr
rage ai'd ',t-9f 1e.ding &c &c
dong upon me 'horte7f noiice, AMI a rnaaasg 10
sAir, and Uarcaste} sound and ,.a..ect.
ed.
lYln W HITCHCOCK & pnnrurp
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.SA.lliL-s8}CS 1Ifnn2.

We ask particular attention TO soek of Tools. They
are manufactured expressly for House and OF qualify
and tish unequaNed aud hg Our prices are
a. low ~ common article Is usually sod fer From
srs aud manufacturer Throughout the country call
aud taer ourselves that prices sud such Us
all eoIuiuaud their sygfaht consideration. 6ng
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-13

"a amy farn aud - lie wiii tic r;iselo r., order
warranted to ijc IIc:- So work -, tie ,..,,i.
BLACK .-y:.S,-'e----s e;peyzrrs mo
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-21
a HUMAN LIFE SAVED:

bosAsIAc. Mtelt.. March IL, iSJS
IA RnoDEs Esq, Bsar sir:--As took your ma H.
clue to sell cpusguneat mo cure pay, Ia
pleasure stating rs effects reported 10 nae BY thre
brothers who live ia this place, and their testimony IA
iair specimen u all have received:
W. : CuSkLlN told mel lad iskeu une BOTTLES Ol
Clristies Agu- alsaia aud eoatinuaily rundown wha
using II nlhly pnss AID yer were eoNetstp g that
degree that hso1 discharged fiom my mouth aud bow
III 50 that all thought il fapessi6s Fer ms 90 hrs
tAroHg another ehiH Tho doctors too did all thsSI
couId Tor me- thought mast die. Nothing did lns
any GOOD uutil GOT Rmopfs' FEVER AND AGuE Ce1s.
which at once relieved Of the distress aud nausea NJ
ins stomach and lsia IN my ieaa and bowels, adpfeds's
u a iier mallt ut Cilre in short time tf !
ii. III CoNAiIS says; II had been taking medeiu 81
us good Doctor We have in our county, and ts ken
as quantity u qpiaine asl speies without aay ss0od
nom a5il August 10 Isih Dceenber. But seeing aow
nirely Ii operated on nay brother, got bottle of
Rhodes Fever aud Asue onte, which cheetsd pei raa
neat care by usiag tNu- thirds of a bottle.
s. M. CoNKLlS Was not here, bnt the ether brothers
say his was the H. MS. 4 sold the acius
70 both the a.ae das and the CURE wa - speedy from
+ s,,,u iosrs Hi WITH respsef iIuSTIkaToN.
The above speaks iot it-eif. eooiapssoi s q i Is
cais have alreay published, and the still greater nul
her that Il oaaa,ally pouring in 10 me.
onetl,.as more. last ye4l had oeeasien 10 esIi'.H
aoiies on, ARA pAe Aaos taksa enc sf ny ysssrsi
sirsliars srBstitHsd rae ss~s If tAsir ssstrs~fs.
tAsirpsmpAis DitA rae sseisafiss, Lat Sssf!t-
ter 81 sag stAsr ~edisias ssy ~ AeA - 6srssss'
Sow take pleasure in saying that the esxtiss refer.
red 10 the same sDr. Chrisss Agla Balsain' mention
tionsd ia tha ahoy srtiieatc.
There are several other industrious people who are
applying 10 their All that publish about
my Feyer aud que Cure, Antidote to Malaria, sreey
rae csr6eatss VI osrss, aud the Csrcsts OF the cei
bls.le ceiisi Dr Jaes Chiffon, in Of In per
etIy harmless chaactee which Is attached ~ every boa
H. T.ese will alwsysssrse 70 distinguish my nsdsi~
eep' limitations JAS. A. kh0pEs, sl, rrserists''
Wholesale AgeuIs II Blalsisy, ST. Leais; Rarsls
Brrs ehieagg Z, Wthh, pavsaport and ior ale Y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-21

DANGEROUS CoUArEKFElr. - We havS
been shown very dangerous counierfsie
five dollar bill on the Bank of Orleans at
Albion, New York, by C. p. Bradley 4
Goa, Police Agency. The bill is well ere
cuted, and is fac simile of the gsnuiAs.
bills Of that bank, issued prior to January.
1886. They can be readily detsctsd b shs
following The genuine bill hes the asass
OF "Rawdon, Wright. Hatch = Co.. nav
York; under the signature Of the Preei1ent.
while the counterfeit has no engraves's
name on the bill; il 10 also lighter eelosed
aad poorer esesaying than the gsnuias
Mr.. Bradley was engaged all day SATURDAY,
with his aids, notifying merchants and slh.
ers of the issue, and by his sxsrtions has
prevented the community in this Pseisa
from being tsksn in byi Il. We lsara thas
only few BILLS have been passed in this
vicinity, but the country west will msst
likely suffer, a. Missouri, lows. Ksnaas and
Miunes ota are the field for countssfsisss's
operations We would adviss our soantry
readers to refuse ell 6vs's en- this Assk.---
| Chi. Press,
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Clotbina.
1856. Spring and summer 1856
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE a3a@- -
GREAT NORTH YVES ERn
Clothing and Manufacturing N &
II NJ n d IL II VI M.
A. 4,as,rEEH4 Ia GN.,

a. EaSEEEs. ~ co.
INAkE this opportunity 10 inform the pnblc tbs
L they have received at their store, the iaTgesl
Stock Of
Broad Cloths, Cassin,eres, Vestings,
which has ever been rought 10 this market. The
Goods which we ohefte the Inspection of the eizsn'
ofthis town surpass in design and finish, anything
that be offered hem this side OF New f1sk, being
selected with she Sfeaess and froa the most x
tensnc hsu-os Ia the Eastern piarktia, and with
view 10 satisfy the tastes of ali our customers.
We shave also full and complvte sssortmeht ot
The latest ard most approved styles OF
GENTS. EUWNlSHltG GOODS,
which beyond doubt the iaos, Jesirable 10 be
foand in this city Among which ari Gents shirts,
understands, Stocks, cfayats, Gloves, Suspenders,
Hose, DC. &t HHW
Particular attention will he psid, heretofore 10
the making up OF garments In style unsurpassed by
1Dy similar establishment
Full salts made on shortest notice, and warranted
10 suit.
Thank lai Tor the bestowalofpast liberal iasofs OF
The public, we take pleasure 10 pledginS Tenewra
ddeliiy, and solicit share of lhe ubie patronage.
Apig3 d-u y GASTEEI g. GO.
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Nailfoaos.

AgsRasEEMENTs.

sPasING AEsRASEEwENTs,
INS' and gfter Noi.5ay,s April i4b, d,and untii
Jfarthei noiiee, ms wi Leave Rock Island dai
~, Sunday a5saxccpIcd, as follows:
1at mail traia at 600 A. NJ
81 aexpress, Stopping oaly atlhe principal
stations 81 iUi5 ~
81 Mig cypress, stopping staii stations sieP. ".
4th ffeight, with "a class sears al $50 a. NJ.
Trains artsseai isock island daily, Sundays except
ed, as Hollows;a "
Ist light express at --- EDO "A. NJ.
2isxprcss, stopping oaly At the pfieelpai :,
sisiiOps at f,uu n ~ !.
4 mail tfa{il nj : tU.f5 T.. NJ.
Ith freight with ID class cars at s.}9P. h.
4 II trans over this road in difeet connection ~
Chicago with lrains both sict, ga1 souihsra
aud Michigan Central Il. 70 and from Detroit To
1edo, CleYelana Columbus Cincinnati, fttsenrsh,
Dnakirs, .aialO, Niagara Fails, Albany, New YORK,
philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Aiso nv
la Sale with trains Of the Illinois Central Hoad
north 10 Gaiena aud south 10 ST. Lonis and Csro,io
which places ticketseap be procured o. - .. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt. Il, X. Depot RI
Passengers are reminded oi The necessity oi giving
distinct directions is destination 81 their Dag
gage, ulso to procure tckets before taking theif
seats in the cars the conductors collect iares only
stations the luo of the Cheago and koek isishi
railroad. JOHN r. TRAtf ,Sulf.e
". II. WmTMNs, Assn Supt
Rock Island Apfit !. l3.gi.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-21


A correspondent writing from Iowa City
upon business, remarks incidentally % fol-
lows:
"A large number Of emigrants for -
sas are encamped outside the city. -
are accompanied by very excelientsee
gyman. These people have e tre4Moe
this long ana tedious route in consequsase
OF the blockade Of toe Missouri river.
"Six to seven hundrei Mormoas have
been eneamped outside the city fsr the lass
two months. They have just stattea.-
These people were principally from Eng.
land and Wales 4 good many deserted
the sanity stansafd al iowa City. bnA their
heb ayior on the whole was very good.
,,sOae psIpabls result Of the present
state ,,ifisings in Missouri. 10 shown ey the
,aasrness, eviass4 BY landholders there to
ssiI on, y ,lisoss any price. The be-:
lands ON the Missouri kiysr can be bad for
less than the wild p,sir'es 81 Northern
Iowa.n
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Aort Eslamu.
81 Il. OSBORN " co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS.

~ W Rock Island. H. f
Attend 10 The pas eht oi taxes aud ai other matters
CONNECTED with lnud Agency IN all parts OF Illinois
and Io@S uif6o oa otieans stfeet, near Cuort
Hnta,.. ' p
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owREY, THOMAS & co. are now receiving, a
| Jtheir Yard near the lail road depot, h0 Tons
OFCuAL DAILY For Fuel aud Steam ithas no sa
p5rier III this Market
owing 10 d Souhinaton Of the miners TO raise the
nrfSn of CoAl--Nhiel We Monid not submit io--N'
we're unable FOR short hne, 70 supp! our enson
Srs Hut having succeeded Ia breakii up this com
nation (in whiehthe community has no small inter
yt1 NE are now prepared 20 deliver IN this city o.
s,r,anrpr,.es, on application al The lard.
Rock Island Jan3 -du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-21
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