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Railroaos.
CHICAGO AHD RocK ISLAND RAILROAD.
GkOWg p

SPKlNG ARAANGEMENTS,
on and after Monday, April 18th, is56,aad untii
furthei notice, tr iins will leave Rock island dai
~, Sundays excepted, as follows; :,
lst mall train at 6.OO a. M
Cd express, stopping only at the principal :,
Sd Dsnt express stopping at all stations sI0P. n.
4M freight, with I'd class ears at $50 A. IA.
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows: H-Hd sG lt
ist night express at 6OO A. M.
I'd cypress, stopping only at the principal :,
STATIONS ~ aIuu D1'
q mall train at Ol5 r. N !.
4th freight with cd class cars at e.A5 r. NJ.
Alltrans this road In direct connection at
Chicago with trains both tue Michga southefn
and Michigan Central X. ksto and from Detroit TO
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New YORK,
Phiadelpha, Baltimore and Washington. Also ~
La Sale with trains Of the Illinois Central Road
north " Galena and south to St. LonS and Cairo 70
which places tickehca be procured Of 8. 3. SEE
VEINS, Ticket agt. X. X. Depot Ri. -slsE lE.l sbl
Passengers are reminded Of tue necessity OF giving
distinct directions 10 the destination OF their bag
gage, also TO procure tickets before taking their
the cars, the conductors collect fares only
10 stations the line Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN r. TRACY, Supt.
w. II. WHITMAN, Asst Supt.
Rock Island, April Y. 1856. sr. B
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Hon. VIM. Cumback has been renomina-
ted by the Republicans for Congress In the
Fourth Distrct OF Indiana, BY exclamation.
He is the youngest member of the present
Congress, being but twen,y-six years OF
age, but he is. says the Iadianr polls Josrnal,
the peer OF the oldest in talents. courage,
application to business, and moral worth.
He will be returned BY greatly increased
majority.
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PennsyIvania Railroad !.
kork fsIatl0.

NJ. B. OSBORN & CO.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, Ill. .'-. ~
Attend to the payment Of taxes and all other mattsrs
eonnec tod th Land Agency In all parts oi Illinois
and Iowa. ONCE on Orleans street, nssr Cuort
House. . u- .4-e.e ..a-, 81
,.s Cheap Lands.
W or Sec "a town 30 range w 100 scres
situa ted In Cedar county. Also ..5sse ~
N1sW Or SEQ "a town 80 L range = 80 !"
s fNE or sec 70 town s0 n g ESQ -.
NASH ar soc % :. sON 4kS0 81
Il 5 w greco " s0N 4Es0
SIN w or see 90 g son ESQ s.
W Sc ar secs $ SON g 20
In Scott county, are offered for thirty days at great
bargains by their who 70 sell.
Aoply 10 NJ. y. OSBORN & CO., Land Agt.
~ Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also come City ard Country properly In
Rock Island 90 unity whibh areoaered very cheap.
Ian ,55 d--wf ss
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!

At the Great Western Clothing Store.
Il. IsOvUonOto1n @
No. ., LIZ CLAIRE ROW,
rs In receipt of the largest and most complete stock
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever brought this MARKET which has been purchased
in the Eastern markets gresty reduced prices, and
Which he will sell go -s-
4 Isoerty- Five per Cent. Cheaper
than any other establishment In this section of
try. He 10 atso in addition TO his stock Of Clothing
receiving an extensive and well selected stock Of
Gentlsmsn's Furnishing Goods
OF all stylss and varieties TO which he invites atten-
non His stock has been selected with great
prsssy this Market and at the very lowest prices
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be eQualled In this region, and
FRESH FROM THk MANUFACTOkY.
All he asksis that the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling ssts
nsd that those who cannot be suited in quantity, qua
lity and price at the 4Q9.
Great Western Clothing House.
cannot be suited al any other establishment west Of
Chicago.
: Aug. 81. d II. s l.. LoWENSTElS.
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FRANCIS JACOBY, Jas,
NEW NINA Ann PRReCRIPTION STORE

INK yinvies the attentloh OF
i the citizens Of surrounding country
20 uADrug and Chemical store on adyDeiwesn Sec
ond ID nd Third SITS.
From his ledge and experience inthe nsiness,
he assure those may favor him, that they will
befurnished with Medicines ofthe best quality,
pared with the strctest care and al moderate prlces
Personal attention will be given 10 the compound
Ing fall Prescriptions.
he also eepsa xoodasso ortment tof German French,
English and Ameficsn Perfumery, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs, and q General assortment OF Fancy
Articles.
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NAticA.

N0tic0.
noCK Island Bank has made arrangements TO use
r. a limited amount Of the notes of "Ths Msnufac.
tai 10 aud Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, Georgia"
ment for Exchange or Coin, on the terms ~ the
issues Of the solvent Bxnksof Virginia, Kentucky,
OHIO or Indiana N. b. OSBORN. Pres't.
" Leland IunaI2 dS, VII a IA. MANN. Cashier.
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.


IIAVISG q increased our facilities for manufaetnf-
II ing and dealing in boots, Shoes and Leather, the
Undersigned, successors 10 b. Dawson q TO-, onef
10 citizens ofDavenpOft and vicinity, greater In
ducemens than ever TO buy their Eoots ana Sboes 6f
them. Our retail stock hereafter viii always con-
'n W Of gss wanted ~ .ns
Wholesaleng Boots and Shoes, and we invite couD-
try dealers to cali and examine stock and prices
as II Is our Dissemination to sell good tcrms a.
they can be purchasedin * Leuis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GEIGGS q co.
oct Brady at, door from Cd
Boys' Youths and Infants' Boots
A LARGE 10. Of the above, Cali, Kip ard Cow
Dee3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
VTTE make every style and quality 81 Boots, Gal
w ters, Oxford Ties, and hne Calf Shoes for gents
on short notice, ofprime stock.
Those who want "Home Made'' work will please
take notice.
Dec3 DAWSON, CklGCs G CO.
Gents Caters! Boys Caters! Youths Gaiters
THE largest and hest stock we have ever offered.
Il Fine Cali, sewed and pegeed, double and single
sole. Black and Drab Cloth Caters; Patent Leather
and Backskin Caters, for sale very cheap By
Deco t DAWSON, GRIGGS d. co.
Mens' Long Rubber Boots.
A Lso Rubber Sandals, Caters and Slippers for La
Dec - DAWSON, GRiGGs q CO.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet!
nAWSON, GRIGGS Il CO. have q complete as
~ sortment OF Fur-lined, Cloth and Buffalo over
shoes, for sale cheap. dec 8.
THE SHOE TRADE
EOUSTRY Merchants invited 10 call and ex-
~ anime our assortment which Is just suited TO this
Market. Our prices will at all times be as low as
those of Chicago 81. Louis. 'fii.5
Dec DAWSON, GRIGGS Il CO.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
I AIDES Calf, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
IL 's & Misses Kid, Morocco, En- Boots d Slippes
g Peg'd sewed Kid, Enamel 81 Goat Buskins
and other styles for sale by
-Is DAWSON, GRIGGS, 4 CO,
Brady street, door from Cd. Davenport, Iowa.
N @ r I G E!
G G.. DAWSON. & CO., have formed a
and styie Of Dawson. Griggs Co., 10 take effect
on the LIST day Of November, 1855.
Allpersons having unsettled accounts with the old
nrm are requested ty call and settle. Oct25
For the Ladies.
E>RENCH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
II and Velvet Slippers.
Also, Md, Congress, English and French Lasting
d4iters, from 10 to rs per pair, for sale by
Dec IS i- DAWSON, GRJGtyS 4 CO
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4, CARD.

7 go, A CARD.
rA.BsRTHoLp. sAA'L. Z. BARKLEy. N. THOMPSON.
BARKLEY, THOMPSON a. Co.,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries,
4 COMMISSION AND FORWARDING & MERCHANTS,
( Corner Perry asd Second Strssts.
Davenport Iowa.
Ageptsfor the sails o5 snin \ Smith s unpowder-
constantly on hand one thousand Kegs and Csses Ri
d.. porting and Mining Powder which We Will fur
nisl. the trade Powder serv.
ed al nve minutes notice. r.#
July s,I65%-wtrw-N
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CONPAssEs,
nF all sizes of Gurley & Co.'S. Troy, at
anl7 dN-H II. A. PORIER bhO n.
The old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

nF all sizes of Gurley q Cos. Troy, at
l )sni7 dw-tf Ii. A. PORTER& BRO R. /
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
THE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
L arations for the manu- taeture OF sutter, sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, DC, &C., together win gooa assor'-
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent kgh, ior seou
county, for me manufacture of CrLm = faaPs
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made nv Machinery, The advantages claimed for
this process of making Bread are these the Bread
more uniform In quality, and handsome In appear.
auce Il 10 much winter and more even keeps much
longer without becoining stale, and to many persons
10 not objee tionable whom wee Ola, u ean "
handsome tho dnest French roll, goes Iaf.nef,
ana 10 readily into families who have new
er used BAKERS Bread before. shall continue 70
run u Bread Wagon as heretofore. In onering tne
above articles terms which cannot fail 70 give en-
tire satisfaction, hope to be able TO supply Az who
may iayer me with their patronage. lhsnkiul ior
pas, iayors, hope 10 merit conlinuanes oi tno
same. All orders from the country PTomps,y no ansno
ed 10. UANiEb "oonI.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square ABOVE
Burrows Il Pretty yman's Steam NILS.
DayeupO rt, May "a, 1856 -du
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J,HE undersigned are proprietors of the above
eealract for the erecto o hallway or Highway
Bridges of any length of span from SO feet TO 3O fea
in any part the State As the above BRIDGES have
be adopted on most Railroads in the nited
states, we deem comment 10 thsir strength, dura-
bihty aud eheapness unnecessary. All eommuniea'
tons upon the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address, STONE, BOOMER & BoYlNGToN,
feb ls-dwu Davenport, Iowa.
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New Arrangement.
&AMR "a
Important to P0ssengeys going East
JOLIET CUT OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two daily trains leave Joliet lexcept sundaysl
connecting at Lake Station with the Michigan
Central Il. r. ~ Detroit, and thence with ihe Great
Western, Canada Railway for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Albany, New York, Boston, Phiiadephia, Montreal,
Gc.
6,I5 A. M. LiShtning Express arrives at Detroit at
N. Niagara Falls $50 nexl korning aud N York
pha vai, EimL at 10 r. NJ. also connectsat Detroit
with steamers for ieveland. and thencewith morn
ing trains 70 all points In Ohio and Pennsyl vania
5l0P. N. Express csnnects nsxt morning u Det oit
with north Shore ine Of Sieamer rs through Without
landing, arriving at 80 A. III. connecting with Ex-
press train TO rev YORK and Boston. Also con-
meets with the morning troin on the Canada Railway
arriving st Niagara Falls at 8, 30P. NJ.
Through tickets can be purchased a. the ticketef-
lay over and resume their seats al plsasuIe.
July 81 So dly n RICE, Supt.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
E H2l

The great Central Route, connecting the Al lantc
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana South
western states, by oatnaous Railway direct This
road also connects al Pittsburgh with daily line OF
tsamers 10 all psrts the North western Lakes;
King the direct cAssPsst aaa reliable rssts by
which Freight can DO forwarded to and from the
G reat West. u
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First Class.-soots ,Saoes, Dry.l -se NJ ina .
Goods lin boXes1 Furs, Feathers, 6c. wv i''
Sec Ond Class -. Books q Station-
ery. Dry Goods liu bales) Drugs and ca "a n,oo~
NJ, Msdieihe'' AArd"a''' Leather Wool
Third CIass...Anvils, Baggipg,,
Bacon, rsis O. ssiEl !I os.s An s':sl' SOC 1907
Four IN ca ass .ssCotee, Fish, ,Ba-l
con & Pork (pscked) Lard& Lard oh,{ 4oc eIOOh.
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, 6.c.S
FLOUR-4I per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-sO ets per 100 3 s until further notice.
COrroN-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight untilfutheI notice. E
adsI5hia bs particular 70 marx pscksTss ..ss P..n.
suIranis Rsiirosd." AL goods csnsigned 70 the ..
gents this Road at Philadelphia or Pttsburg viii
Be forwarded without detention.
Rss,sar AssHTs.-tfsrris, Wormly Il Co., Mem.
phis, Tenn, X. f. sass Co.. st. Louis, J. .. Mitch.
in a Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnii, Bell q Bur,
dock, and Carter & yewett, Louisville ,Ky:R Mel
s'c1 co., cinenaa.i n. " SIassa &C., Co., zsns.rIe % H
> Astor House, N. YORK; William st. and ) Batter
Place New York; 4. J .Sneeder, Philsdelphia; Ma
graw q Koons, Baltimore; Geo. Q. Fronciscus, Pitu
ii. H. HOUSTON, Gsnsral FreiSAt Agsnt, PhiIs
II, ,JLoMBAERT, Ssyr. dits0aa, Pc.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Three Daily Throngh Trsins between Phtladeiphia
and Pittsburgh.-THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Piitsburgat u A. and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia AT A. N. The fast line
leaves Philadephiaat r. NJ and Pittsburg for Phil.
adelpha at 1 r. NJ. THE NIGHT kXPRESS train
leaves Philadelpnia for Pittsburgh at II P NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia Ut II r. NJ. a.H
The above lines connect Ct Pittsburgh with the
Railroads and from ST. Louis, No., Alton, Galsna
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
fonsins, ssndasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
zanesviils, Massillon and Wooster, ohoi also, with
tha steam packet boats from and to New Orleans.
81 Louis, Louisville aud Cincinnati. @al We \
Through tickets Do had to fSeia either Of the
above places. -.
For further particulars see hsndbills at the dnsr-
ens starting points. Passenger FROM The West will
dnd this the shortest and most expad tous route 10
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phils.
J.MESKIMES, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pits.
Phils. Nov I'd 55 dly rsa,- eEla
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n. +. p,
SEASON OF 1856,

THE undersgned have formed eopartnership for
! the purpose of s.f.. Lr
Such Pressed Stock ,Cornce, Common, and all 9TH
or kinds By the thousapd laid up in the wall In any
quantity under ten millions. 5000 New Bricks on
hand and for sale. ATKINSON & REYNOLDS.
Rock Island, Jan. II, 1856 dom y
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TIE VARIOUS KINDS OF
G u N ID O w d . H,
hANpIACTuRED BY
LAFLINS, SMITH & B0lES.
American Kins Y. +. r. A., in kegs2 rs bs.
.. :. .. - l2t d 8. bs.
/" F.P.A 4" " 25 rs.
New York Rife, " IS -
Eagle, .' " IS
Tangst Shooting, - 23 -
Missouri Ride in 4 and q Pissks.
American - So "s' 80
Prairie Bhooiing,s' %"
kaSle sg4Q Ntss :" "
Diamond Grain - -"
Canyon, Mining and Blastingin Kegs and Barrels.
BARkLEY, THOMPSON q CO., Agents,
CoYpsr Second and Perry Sts.,
Julys055-d-w-ly DAvnspoRT, iowA.
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80 = - = -
st, claire House,

st, Claire House,
DENIsON L WIRrH, Propristors,
nPtAe above establishment will Respectfully IN
" form the public that the house having oesh new
" nttod and rspieaishsd, nov IN readiness tof
the acco mmodaton OF the pabiic, and thoy VIII spare
no efforts 10 give satisfaction TO those stopping with
taem. The above House is located On west NAN
street bet wesa Second and Third SIS.
n-sa Ma A. fhi. dNtt
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FIR ES III nj EATS s

VUNHE subscriber has TAX en- stall in the upper end
l. OF the Lower Market, where he assures the pu b.
lie, he is prepared all times them with
good mes ats as the country affords, and al as low
price they can be obtained in the city. He asks q
share ofpublic patronage. Meat delivered at tile
residences of customers. W. ID. MOORE
May Tth, 1856, Diff
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NEW TN SlORE.
THE subscribers ave just opened store on Har.
L rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinda Of @ - eerr reqs
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Spouting and
Joobing. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied with Tn At wholesale prices. 81 ~
Rags, old copper, lead, Sc., taken n exchange fci
goods. fAll6dtn GRANTEES BELL.
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Cheap! Cheap!! Cheap!!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Cheap! Cheap I! Cheap!!!
BOOTS AND SHOES
J. JORDAN would announce to the citizens of
Davenport, and the public, that he has opened q
Ladiee and Gentlemen's boot and shoe store ad.
toinng Burrows & Prettyman's store, door above
the Iowa Clothing store, whore he is prepared to man
ufscture boots and shoes of all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
kossuth Eoots; Enemeled Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Paride; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds:
Buskins Polka Boots :.
Alargeassortment of Ladies and Misses Children,s
Shoes, too numerous to mention.
Also q large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern nne French Boots; Congress
Caters, Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Mor0cco;
And all kinds of heavy werk, suitable for country,
well city custom; all who and easy
bootwould do well TO callat the Davenport Boot and
Shoe Store. Callandsee. June Q, ,l853-34tf
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SAFETY FUSE.

S.A r El r uShs.
* lnlfEET superior article, just from the man
O.UOUufactory, for sale wholesale and retail.
'apll7 McMANUS & SHEPHERD.
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DINING SALOON.

For Lease.
NUMBER of lots situated In various parts OF the
n city fer lease for u term Of years; apdiy 70
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

n LIS, Linseed, Lard and Tanners Oil. oakunl
" Pitch, Plaster Paris, Cement, Hair, Glass and
Nails, NJ. DALZELI. & Co
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For the Ladies.
ENRENCH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
II and Velvet Slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
CATERS, from u 80 to IS per pair for sale by
Dec3 .frl DAWSON, GRJGGS 4 co
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III 8 q / q E !!

G G. DAWSON. & CO., have formed
kCs partnership with r. n. Griggs, under the name
and style of Dawson. Griggs + Co., 10 take effect
on the LIST day Of November, 1855.
All persons having unsettled accounts with the old
6rm requested ty call and settle. Oct25
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BALLS and PARTIES!
L AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rubbers
IL and fine French Boots, Kips Of my manufacture
and the largest assortment of extra Boots and Shoes
that 10 10 be seen in the Queen cities great North
West. +
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store, one door below
Burrows & Prettyman's mammoth store. Front ST.
opposite the mill. .t
Davenport, Jan. 25, IS JAMES JORDAN.
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TEN NAESSEE AND ALABAMA HAILRO4i5 D,
e. -
PENNSYLVANIA IsAILkOAD.
@ go - 80: 81.

NHE Great Central Route, eonnsctine tia AtJsD,; ,
Il EitnN estern, Northwestern and SoutbvsSts- Ss.
oy continuous Railway direct This road 40 e,-ss
81 FlSourg with DAILY line Of Steamers 70 All r1, -
me western hiFers, and at CleveIand and ;.S ~
steamers 70 all ports on the Northwestern Lakss Tt
tne most Gsect, eesaPSst and rsZiz5z ro4,rS T. I.s
FhEltTdr can be forwarded 70 ard from tbc o.. I-1
FIRST CLASS Eoois Siaesipnla sos aud PittshuEg:
gn 6oIss) Furs Feathers, 6c,. zoe per 1oon
SECOND CLASa-Books aud Stationerv
Dry Goods (n bales Hardware Ia, l7g. No. ,oc,.
sneF, &c ..................-
ThIKD CLASS.-Anv1ls BagRing Baeon
and fork (in bulk Hemp. &c 65e per lGlH
FOURId CLASS--Cofea, Fish Rs..n
and Pork packed Lard and Lard nj zoe per IcOe
klour-sl per bbL uutil further notice
Graln-SO ts-per loo lbs. unit! further no,i.
Coaon-s2per bale, not exceeding 500 IA ,rs;-b, ,c
further notice Wv iNS- Neisni. z1tn
- In shipping Goods FROM any mint F,s. ~ r,.,
delpnia oe particular TO marx package M p i %
Hd1lroaG Ali Goods consigned 10 the 49,, -. -
koad a' Faladelphia Pittsburg viii BE- orEaiS a. -
out detention wa Nc iO' '"sIdso Elin-
FREIGHT AsESTs.-Hsrs, Wor7pJsv = IA AJh4.
tennessee X !. Sass Co.. st Louis: ] 4 Ni,cbsj !
son, Evansville, lndSna; DumeSn BsII ana N,-5s -
arter JeWett, LOUISVILLE Nv: x o. ueldr11, N -; =
Indiana; Sprigman Brown and irwin 4 n, tsnci.o,;,
~ W: Gran4m q Co, ZanesViile ONO. Leecb d ~ ~
64 hhby street Boston; leech Co 2 Astor go1,s -
iOfAi 70 william street. and No Battery pIscs ~
iorN' T. snteder, Philadelphia MseTaW 4 Koons II
hmorei Oso y frauciseus. Pittsborg
- d. n HOUSTON, General FSsig6t 4gs,s pL,y,E
h. }. LoNBAERT, Sept, Akoona, Pa.
ans '55,-tlsi 81.
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Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State
THE above Institution is permanently located, and
i not surpassed by similar establithnent in the
United States point of aciJles for unparng thorough
practical knowledge If the duties Of the Accountant
bookkeeping.
This Department is under the immediate supervision OF
the President Of the College Thc practical bookkeeper
having had many years experience IN OF the rgsst
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch IL under the supeTlnteudepcs OF JoEy A.
McEwzs Esq., Member Of the Nashville Bar who is TOO
widely known lawyer and orator require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered st nigh. TO interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WI FERREI NJ Under this head is embraced avery
species OF calculations necessary for bookkeeper bus
ness undersand-viE Interest Discount Loss and
Gam, Equations, Exchange, &c &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping BY Double and Single Entry as apnIisd
to svery variety Of business, both prosperous and
adverse, Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures, including the use Of books s4O M
Penolanship-For twenty lessons, .... e. a
For lessons without limit, ............. siO GA
~ The above ices are payable, nvarabv in Advance
The importance of this rule appear obyiou
enter for an unlimited period with the privilege of reyie
ing at any time during llfe without extra charge
THIS School II IN perpetual session having no v.cat;o
hence students may enter any time and purs0 thsr
studies without interruption F
merchants ano business men will be supplied with com.
petent book keepers BY applying at this esabshment
Good board and lodging be obtained for az Der ee
NO student VIII be taken for less than full course IN
whatever branches he pursuos ~' -
Time required for o full course-frou sx IN To-, a.ko
q Address " Southern Commercial College Nashville
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-01
80 -nOn for SIi.nnO.

THE COL SPRINGS PROPERTY EMBRACING
L over o." aCr-s "f well improved lands, within one
mule o the present corporate limits Of the city OF Knoxville
eau be bought Tor 200. All things considered, have
bargain that has been offered in or about this CITY,
Ihe dwelling mouse aloBe, over OO0 say nothing
oi the oer valuable two miles of
post ana plank eneng, new; Deer park fine large barns
sheds, good houses smoke house corn cribs com.
Portable office for lawyer DOCTOR fine grove of shade
trees, OF large growth consisting of Ouk Locust Muber-
~ Cedar spruce me White Pine; tine Apple Orchard,
&c &C. We predict that this property in less than ten
years. will command 100000 For particulars apply TO
VIM. G. Browrlow, either by letter or in person
ss3- Memphis Enquirer, Nashville Union 4 American
Augusta Chronicle Savannah News and Charleston Stau
dard, copy month, in tri weekly issue
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