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, 1856-03-21

MORE TRooPs.-We ore informed that
the steamer Columbia, Capt. DALI, arrived
at Steilacoom, March Is, 1856, (Of which
mention was made last week with the fol-
lowing additional forces for service in this
section of country:
Major R. S. Garnett, 9th Infantry com
manding.
Co. B, 9th Infantry-Capt. F. T. Dent,
commanding lst Lieut., @. R. Woods /;
I'd Lieut., P A. Owen.
Co. K, 9th Infantry-Capt. C. Fletcher,
commanding; I'd Lieut., N. Wickliffe.
Capt. G. E. Pickett, 9th Infantry.
Lieut.. Mendell, Typographical Engi-
neers, together with l2l non-commissioned
officers and privates.
AS stated last week, Major Gen. Wool,
also, came up in the same vessel, remained
one day and returned in the Active, which
he met in the Straits of Fuca, and brought
back to Steiiacoom to carry him, we pre-
sumo, to bis headquarters San Fran
cisco. '
QUERY.-Why did Gen. Wool come to
Washington Territory with additional
forces, if no war existed, except in South
ern Oregon You must have made sad
mistake, General, in latitude and longitude.
Perhaps course of mathematics OF West
Point might brighten your ideas. Can the
San Francisco Herald, or any Of Its nIHler-
oits correspondents, explain the matter !?
We do not wish to be understood as in
timating that there is no 'OGT in South
ern Oregon, for we knOiO there is, and not
only there, but from the northern line Of
California to the extreme northern line Of
the American possessions on the Pacific
coast to the Rocky mountains, in the same
region, we kaoto there is IOar, the asser-
tion Of peHsiOncd presses and traitOrOUs cor
respondents to the contrary, notwithstand-
ing, D. m.r
Since the above was in type, we under
stand that Wool admitted that our Indian
difficulties had been underrated, and that
Gov. STEVENS had acted judiciOusly in call.
ing for volunteers. We regret that there
was no interview between Gov. STEVENS
and the General, although there had been,
previously some correspondence.
Gen. Wool, if we are rightly informed,
has given 1t. Col. Casey, in command Of
the military department of Puget Sound,
unlimited discretion to manage the cam
paign according to his own good judgment.
Our citizens have great confidence in the
energy, ability and patriotism Of 1t. Col,
Casey. He has fully recognized the neces-
sity Of calling ont volunteers, and between
him and the military authorities Of the
Territory, the most cordial relations sub
Sist. They move together against the
common enemy. Each has struck decisive
blows. Each will do their duty.
, 1856-03-21

NJ A rencontre took place in the
streets of Washington between Horace
Greeley and .Mr, Rust, member Of the
House, from Arkansas. Mr.. Rust was
impelled by certain offensive personal re-
marks published in the Tribune. E
, 1856-03-21

pD- The Boston TranScriPt gives the
total length Of the Mississippi and its tri6-
utaries at ffty-one thousand miles, which
is more than twice the equatorial circum-
ference Of the earth.
, 1856-03-21

~ WILLIAMS, of Wells, Fargo & Cos
express j. W. Sullivan, San Francisco,
and others will accept our thanks for late
papers, &c.
, 1856-03-21

- Two or three communications, hand
ed in for publication in tO-day's paper, have
heen crowded out, They are in type-and
may or may not appear in future issues.
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r~0FFEbS--75 Bags Rio, Laguaro, Java, daraenioe
~ and Havana Gofees, selected expressly ior re-
taiiiug.
sUGARS-G4 Bbls white aud yellow refined Sugars
mbraeing touee A, b Il z, crushed, powdered and
granulaied; also refined MALE Sugar. These su
gars are all ofthe best q Atty.
New az ASH Chests, half chests, or Boxes and
caddies Of all s'kss and descriptions OF late inPorta
tions, embracing some ofthc highest and hntst grades
OF tue celebrated ..Nasune. and ''Pidg sooey'
grouts. These Green and Black Teas are decidedly
AS dne and curious caops rs ever crossedIhe hissls
$ and We eau our Oolongs, Pom,
cuosEs, Sonchongs, Gunpowders, lmperials add
Young Iiysoas, far superlorin fragrance and make
to the generality OF Teas brought u est. asthey wert
selected especially fof Family use and are less h.
price; we eau with confidence invite examination and
trial.
RAISINS--JO Boxes, halves and quarters;- aisc
Valencia Raisips;
PLUMS- ) Bbls pitted and unpiited;
PEaCHEs--9 do pared Carrnnts, Dates, Figs, and
many other Ffaiis, dried and preserved.
SUsPS--patm, CASTLE, Shaving, German and
ChemicRi Erastve, SC, &c; together with u large sari'
ETY. OF Baskets, Willow, Rattan aud spltnt, Wooden
ware, SOkegs of Nails o Bbis Fish, Aacke sci, White,
salmon and Sea ed Herring, ~ Bales . and % bushsl
Wheat Sack and many yther afEicles-ali for sale
cheap aud warraatcdtO give satisfaction.
JACOB WEAVER, ia, 81 CO.,
june 10 dy.f HANkeye Storc.
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FARMERS! SAW AND GRIST MILL. MP.
The Best Mill ever offered to tho Public !.
EEI TOMS pORTARI MIL

hPin <ete % oSu
FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT MIL. WV,
The Best Mill ever offered to the Public i.
FELTON'S PORTABLE Mill
NHICH has taken the First Premism !, ,un
w State and Connty FAIRS where IL has ha = ms
hibiied, and u Gold Medal AT the .amsr,eas Isssas
n. Y. City. This truly excellent Mill. csIah..I
alike for It's simplicity, durability ana prae,icsh,m.p
patented Jany I'd, 1855, stands unriyslcdI ms Inv,
number Of thes. mills sold, and their incr,as,,n y
mand foreibly declare their merit Tower llg hassHc'
been sold In the last six months. They are adni.Is
bly, adapted for grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat. Rs,d.a
Corn In the ear, Spices, DC. with a rapidity sna III
lection unknos u before. N Por'
No. 9 Mill grinds from 4 10 B bus, of meal nj, NJ,
Is bus offeed per hour " ith from 2 to I hors.. NV
other Nos. a proporionate amount. They en- ~
propelled by horse, steam or water power, and as
we'll adapted To irregular motion, Lenc. Al a t,isias
cost they can be attached to any saw mill.
MkAL SsIvks are attached TO the SO mill. tim. i.
dering them the only truly practicable mil a fsrms,
cnn have.
References can be given where these mills h..
been In use IL months without either yscsivins ~.
needing dressing, and likewise whore tbsy vsrs ,o ~
troduced four months ago for grinding Ire. oar.
Ii is an established fact that all mills using kn,v..
seat Jesdh but never''grtaa nssI,n and thai nil con
and cob erushers only crack the corn and cob az
that neither reduce the feed 20 a desired nnsna..
to BIO used sith proHt. Batthe
FELTON, MILL.
with out knives. and with grinding surface.
ton pered steel Will mol affect 1t, Is O. pablo of Ia
iBg TO an! degree of Hnoness, aud of redue,Av saha !,
he I'm ness OF meal, These facts justify Us IN ~.
rantiRg these mills 10 Civ. entire satisfaction. v"
For farther iniornason aud mills aud rish, anil,
10 NICHOLS, LOOMS ~ Co., one. Il s1IIppI
House, Davenport, Iowa, or Box SOS y. O. N""'
dec 81 awtf
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VIM r Baker, Christiana, Pa
David Kugre, Lebanon &c, IA.
samuel HATFIELD, Philadelphia.
Ii. Torrey, Philadelphia.
james u Price. Wilmington, Del.
Joshua Beai, Batyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
DIP Forest, Bucks 90, Pa.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey %, .
ID Bronaugh, Asysyiile. Ky
Drabriel Bear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman c Guise, Philadelphia
Geo III OFT, L~yc0ining %, Pa
John Mcsey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bayers, Brooklyn, n Y
ga Tucbef, salem, Arkansas
Jane { Crage, Macon Go, Va
NJ Bsal, Clarified Co, Pa
Benz EdmoHds, Butler Co, 0
Mr. KIRK, Aaysyiile, ny
" y Noble, Chicago, Ill
A l. Ride, sehuylkill Co, Pa
G A Mason, Philadelphia
David CLARK, Aisysyille, Ky
. u Ringer, Alexandria, Va
X j. Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Pstt, saleIn Co, n
4 Iorrey, Upper Sandushy, o
Jacob Leonard, Philadelphia
q 0ilpin, Wilmington, Del
z hoInnre Northampton CO Pa
J X Platter, Wilmington, Del
II oohnson, Potter Co, Pa
M hcEvsB, PinIadslphia
J Morton Pol, Wilmington, Del
w Hsmer 4 20, Gacinnan
Miller, Head Flour Imp, Phil
james w bdnopdz, Preias CO,
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Notice TO contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber uD.
J. tlihs thirty-hrst day of July next, for the founaa.
Tons and masonry ofiho piers for u bridge across the
Mississippi River Al Saint Paul.
The first pier viii 10 founded on rock at q depth OF
ten feet below the usual low water mark. The sec.
Ond pier will be IN water ton Il et deep, and will have
foundation OF piles. These two piers will be each
eighty -four feet high above the ordinary low water
marx. The remaining five piers will be respective.
" NIFTY eight, forty eight, ihiity. eight, tive aty eight
ani eighteen feet high above the water level. Two
OF Them viii be In water iour feet deep, and the rest
on HATS usually left dry. The bed Of the river is
SAND, and all the piers except the fret will have
foundations Of piles, ON which will be places solid
GTbs or platforms OF Timber, built up to within six
inches OF the low water mark. The masonry will be
inc municipality OF bridge masonry, the stones be.
ing carefully dressed on the beds and joints.
The timber required for the foundations will be
furnished ana deiive red by the Bridge Company,
WbOwiIl also furnish u good limestone quarry con.
yeniehtly situss cd on the river bank, within one
mile II the work.
Contractors ars desired to.bid for the masonry bytho
cubic yard, and they are requested 10 enclose suita-
BILE testimonials ofthcir ability TO carry on the work
The work must be cOm mencedi immediately. and
completed within ntteen months after signing Tho
contract.
For farther inquire at the office ofib,
subscriber AT SAINT Paul, where plans and speciaca-
uons may be seen J.S, sAwALL,
Engineer st. Paul Bridge Co.
saint Paul June27-to July 30
cAMPHEHE AND SPIRIT GA5
- ALv0RD L A PAT9EN,
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/. y, AyrRy. T.. b. uPHAk. d. w. C. HAL
AVERY, UPHAM & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


No. I6 south Water Street,
Near the Illinois Central DepOt.l
CHICAGO, ILLS.
nFFER for sale a large and well selected sleek OF
" Groceries, consisting in part Of the follow az
$50 hhds. n. D. Sugar common TO prime.
500 bbls. Refined and Clarified ditto.
500 :. n 10. and West IRdis Moiasses,
1000 packages choice Green and Black Teas.
500 bags Rio, Jamaica, Java and Mocha Coffee.
400 butts and half butts choice brands plug tobacco.
500 bbls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
500 gross Paper, Tin foil, and Yellow Bank chew ing
500 boxes Bar Soap, assorted brands. ldo.
400 - Pressed Tallow. Stearine, Star q Sperm
800 " No. I and Scaled herring, candles.
1000 Drums choice Kieme Figs
sou boxes NJ. K. Raisins, prime fruit.
Together with all the other articles usually kept In q
complete stock of Groceries We can assure our
frieads and tae public generally that we are deter
mined not to be undersold by any other house in this
market.
From the fact OF our having unusual facilities 70
purchasing goods advsntageously, we are abundant
fy able TO redeem all cur pledges.
Apl "a dom AVERY, UPHAM & co.
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IT'S great utility. aim
lpliciiy, ~cheapncss OF
price and adaptation 10
Tho wants oian classes
OF tho com u nifty
strongly recommend II
In every State In the
Hntan. butparticnlattv
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Swan Mills.

TERHUNE & CIRCUIT,
Le Claire, Iowa.
WE would inform the eitizons and trade Of Scott
w and adjoining ~eoTnties, that we are nov manu-
offer a, our neutrality-suspicious. in this paper, and we
oHcr the following
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We viii deliy er our -Iour by the 10 bbls. and up
x.rdsanywhere with IS or u miles OF our mill
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having an the facilities for making tss most mar
xetable eoar and feeling Il a. We caE sult both deal
er and consumer. we respectfully solicit a lib raj
All orders Iek al kessfs. Wiley & Munger's, OPP
oosi.e the LIE Claire House, In Second ST, and Mr..
tlsss Ste nsn. in Second ST., viii be thankfully re
e,vss and Dapctaaliy attended 10. Jan I3-dtf
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nssria Marine aAd fiN Insuraaes COMPANY,
PEoRLA. III.
TVS ns.pf NIs ssfs,i Ssy & : TRANS
f~6RTATIOS \ FlkR RISKS a rsssssss"
49, unconditional return premium of 10 percent.
vim Be paid hack to cargo customers a. 'he s'pse 81
ne ysa, nroper,y and detached buildings, favorably
s,sns.ea may be inspred against loss or damage By
6re. for any length OF time from enc 70 ave ysrs,at
low rates q prsmium, and thus avoid s'aesshsns'
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
Isaec underhin Thee Ferry, MA. HeIfsn,
WIN. \ Mason, / I nsaslaaa, J, R@ssnoids,
es o~Ffid hSlIsad,
Isaac uspERmiL, Pres; B. L. r. BorsLAsp, Vice
Presi CnAaLrs HOLLAND, Secretary
Moline and vicinity. once, Miniers B%aildinr,, M,
nois street, Rock Island, once In Davenport d The
Counting Room OF The State Democrat.
SAis.so city i-assIsnss Company, IT,,
J. I. LANE, Agent,
Dec 4, IS. Davenport. lows,
TIE stan MsuKAHCx COMPANY.
ogdsnsburgh, n. =.
pam in GreISl 's % ,,o sSsup'a' s0''''
Will insure Frs and Inland Transportation risks
RsfsrsS Geo. steele. k.a.,coi,S Rs. Shepard, 3.
W. Raymond, Beebc, Lyon 4 Co., Chicago, A. y. l..
Myers, n. D., nsvsuPcrs's s%a sAIsns 49, has
novs-aiy Eaxle 81, Roek Island, VI.
Hia,eari STATE Mutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of st. Louis.
CAPITAL. $500 ,ooo, and constantly increasing.
\. ID. Pare, C.S. Greeiy, s.M.k tgeli.
q " VA Af,vauuav- X. Wymap.
Us. MeCune, n. A January. Oh. Peck.
Policies issaod from 30 day. 10 six years. and The
For Information enquire OF the undersigned Agent
jay ssss 5. !.
INSURANCE.
FIRE. INLAND AND LIFE.
ETNA,
INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,
Chartered 1919.
CASH CAPITAL, ssoo,ooe
HOME
INSURANCE. co. OF TIE CITY yopx.
cash Capital 900.
NORTHWESTERN
Iuusrance Co. Of the State
OF NEW YORK.
c.puecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Co, of Hartford, Ct.
AcoUIRKD CAPITAL, Sl,9 00 900
OFFICE, On WEST slpk OF
Main bet. Front and Second Sts.
snri, s.tvIy HENRY B. HOFFMAN. Agent
IOWA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
kEOkUK IOWA.
This home company is new preparedto take risks
on the safer classes OF property on the Asf.ai Pas,
e.S % fhs CssA rsss fer casa Prem'nn, at rates ss
resscnsnle a. those ofany reliable company.
DIRECTORS:
c. H. Perry, John Mcclure, +. d carlson
J. w. Rankin, Geo B. Smith, I, h, Ford,
X. $. crsel, $. :. bihfnks, W. iornei'
c. CARRIER, +. WickershaIn.
OFFICERS:
o. II. PrRRy, President I. H. Harrison, Treasurer.
" Rantia. Y. Presidt. W. r. Turner, Secretary.
ocsce in W~ithervaxss Biook-oyer Dawson 4
Co.'s. Boot and shoe Store, Brady 81
J. T. LANE. Agent,
Nov s-dtf Davenport. Iowa.
HIRTF0RD INSURANCE COMPANY!
CAPITAL..t3O0.00O
VYvRh have received the Agency OF this SOUND ahe
w reliable Company for Davenport and vicinity
ana are prepared 10 issue policies on as favorable
terms as any other good Compony.
decs MAckLor & CoRBlN.
keystone Insurance Company.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Capital esosoos
ANSoN GRAY, Vice Sscresry,
Ocl IA a. FiNEFiELD, Agent.
witssyvax,s Block. Davenport
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles &c.

THE oho STEAM MILL STILL 4LIvE.n
SoRRf to say to our numerous eu.t,m..
ocannota sertisss such an iRnenss stock of -
ber, Lath and ahingies on hand as some OF al, hona
aoleeonlpsltots an our line adyertiss-bui onr mi,
apology for such u small stock OF hand "A th., NY
customers viii notallow US to stow IL .vsv nn,I ~
looms up To- or sOu,ut0 feet on hand. WhiI. -.
daiiy from ~ 70 3o,O'o foei Lamber--l 10 to IL .oop Ls,t
Shingles, SASH, Doors, &c, &c, Ia proportio.. al,
our stock aeeumulHtss 81 siy--tse OF bsnnV "a -.
however,, mat We can ali almost any bin oGrsd -
House, Store or Barn,
Our fall supply of LOGS is now coming ey,r IN.
soriment complete.
Past tssors gratefully GsNnowlsdged-s eonlipu
ance solicited.
BURNELL, GILLET g. ca
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plants ,
tion Mill Price redueed, 900

improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plants ]
tion Mill Price reduced. .
I'hf subscriber has purchased exclusive right OF
territory for sale In the West, Of the sboye eels-
DRAFTED NILS, and is prepared TO furnish them q ell
lni.s, either Wholesale or retail, guaranteed In the
most positive manner.
IT'S now more than n year since the Little Giant
was ihlfoduced TO the public, during which tinei ii.
mas been constantly growing in the popular favor.
ne improvements recently effected an patsnssdI
makes u me most perfect machine ever offered for
eshetal larin use. IN furnished complies ready fol
at<chlng team, and weighs as follows, No. l.a9s
NO. 1859; Nos, 400; No. 4, $40 pounds. Twen,,
minutes are suthcientto set one up, without mechsa
real aid, and when once adjusted ii cen with safsty IN
mill.
PRICES:
f%os,So,% "lli gF'nd per hour with ihoI'4'
s,s5n, IS" /" " " "
IJ'Iiberal discount to dealers.
JAMES b. CHADWICK
Ao'o3 Locust St, betwes Second and Third
now aS WY 81. l0uis, Mo-
Louis.
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LET THOSE THAT SHAKE. SHAKB
Mo nnn
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
fNHE subscriberhas received from the Eastern and
a Southern Markets large and VOL selected stock
OtgOOds Of all descriptions IN common use, consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware ueensware, Buffalo kobes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton ~ arp,
r Gafpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass,
g. ~ I.W kanaBb a salt Hardware,
Xet'sand EillSaws, Iron ,allkinds, steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, GriDdstones,
W~odenware, Live Leesefeathers Pitch&Oakum,
SOleand Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, bye Stuns, &c.
which viii be sold at Il small advance for Cash. As !
intend keeping everything in common use. persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front 81
at the Brick sloreoppositethe Mills, Davenport, Iowa
JuneG, 1859. J. NJ. BOWLING.
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ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIZ CLAIRE,

KyILLkeep constantly on hand and Tor sale alarg'
of Lum beT, Laths shin
giles Of every variety OF size for building purpose
as also hard y GOD Tor cabinet work and machinery.
Being a. the head ofthe rapids he car obtain select
edloxs Of best quality and IN unlimited quantity 6,
as 10 Keep the Mile Running eysTy week In the year
orderseap be rlied On snortHoiiee ., an,
me.
de aIsa urnisheslumbs offullsizes and sttks
lowest ask price. Feb. .ls55-dtf
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Kansas! Kansas!M

kanSaS!! KanSaSm
I'HE public, before enigrating to this disputed Terri
= tory, Or purchasing e~isewhre, are respectfully invited
to call and examine our wholesale and retail stock OF
Groceries, Drugs, Paints, Sperm, Tanners
Lard, Eeatsfoot and Linseed Oils, Naih,
Glass, Putty Salt, Patent Medicines,
Combs, Brushes, Notions. &c.
Our stock was carefully selected in the eastern and
southern markets, and purchased for cash, and will be
sold for the same at the very lowest. figures for which
they can be bdight in the city, and every article warrant
cd to give satisfaction.
Thankful tor past taYOrs, and DESTROYS of a confirm
ance ofthe same, We still hold ourselves In readiness 10
wait upon Our friends and the public generally at the old
stand OF ALVURD 4 VAN PAITES
West side Brady, between First and Second streets, Day-
export. Iowa. iunelI
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Storage, ForwardingN Commission

In this branch of the trade, We are pre- area 70 90
a large amount OF business. Merchants and Others
making consignmcnts TO our House, may rest assur
ed OF Lae utmost fidelity on our part TO Their inter
ssIs, and ~thattheir consignments shall receive promp
attention If sales and returns.
". h Satisfactory reference given In all cases,
and with pleasure
May 3dwtf RYA d
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Wroffrifs.

ON s. LIZ r,
Wholesale Gr0cers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
AVENPO RI, 10 a.
Isoet Taasl Teas!
100 half chest Young Hyson and Gunpowderi
SO hall chests oolong aud S%ouchone'
~ caadics from | to 20 lbs,
so boxes Palm Soap:
40 " Naregated soar
rs " shaving
20 " Transparent .
g CASTLE
leo . Tomato ,tsup and Pepper Sauce;
lOoboxes various brands Of choice Iopaeco'
10000 Cuba Sixesotsars
10000 Imported do
S0S boxes 80. / and scaled Herring;
an bhls new MaekereL
2shalfbbls do
40 kits for family use;
SO bbls and kegs Of Molasses;
20 hhds Sugar;
SO doE Bed Cords;
so bbis Dried Apples;
so sacks Dried Peaches,
100 bsxes new Raisins;
u bhls assorted Nuts;
800 boxes Glass
400 kegs " Nails;
500 do1 Tumhlers;
Spices OF all kinds,
Wooden and Willow Ware; Brushes;
20 bbls Cider Vinegar; ~,
Together with a largo stock OF other articles, all Oh
49, $500
which We vii, sell on reasonable terms.
june L div WILSON hAh.hi.
A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
GROCERIES,,
AT Il
N~.NAfHEs subscriber RS have now on haiiu, NV III,
~~[jldaily receiyisg from the East and south a.
Af NO D Front street, ana sIetee'
burrows New 81 ok DGrenPort, ieEa,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt, WoIdenware
provisions, SC.
which they offer to The trade al wholesale eNcias vel,
70 Refill Merchants, Hotei'keepers and Others O.
The interior ofthe State aud Nebraska. who purchase
at wholesale, we give the assurance that we VIII NJ
their orders and memora nda at Chicago ana 81 Louii
pr ces transportation added.
Merchants, Grocers and Hotel, keepers doing basi
ness on the line or near the line of the Mississippi q
Missouri Ratlroad-foga City or farther West, VII
find il to their interest 10 make their purchases 81 Us
and by shipping their goods by the NM NJ. IL. n
save 81 miles hauling by teams from any other pom
on the river. our facilities are OF the hrst class and
We feel the most positive confidence, that, ifyon WI
but give as a call look through oar stock, and ieari
our prices and terms, WI shall receive y hoera
share OF your patronage; which 1t shall be our aim
by furnishing trsI-rate goods at favoraole priees,and
fair dealing, to merit and receive.
Storage, Forwarding commissions
In this branch Of the trade, we are pre- AIRED 70 dc
a large amount OF business. Merchants and other
making consignments 10 our House, may rest assur