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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA r
o. o. holds its regular sessions the third Tuesday Jan
uary aud July Of each the Odd Fellows Hall CORNER Of
Camp and Lafayette streets. f..
Officers for the year lS56Alf Moulton M W. Grand Iatr
arch Thomas f. Bragg. NJ H. G. H. Priest; VIM. Deacon X.
,a, IT, s Warden James Fn,neqx R W G. Scribe H. vii
J. G. Dunlap, 4. ". G. Rep; S. NJ. Todd W G. Marshal;
Sentinel. IL, w wy -
All Gates, R. ". D. D. G. Patriarch, of District No 2
KIN; Oscar Barbee, r. W. d. D. G. Patriarch of District
arch, of District No l. Clinton > " - " " -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

A lover, writing to his sweetheart, says: "Deect-
able dear-You are so sweet that honey would blush
in your presence, and molasses stand appalled,"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

Lord seaforth who was born deaf and dumb, was
one day TO dine with Lord Melville just before the
time Of the companys arrival LADY Melville sent into
the drawing-room lady of her acquaintance, who
could talk with her fingers to dumb people, that she
might receive Lord Seatorth. Presently Lord Gull
ford entered the room aud the lady taking him for
Lord Seaforth began to ply her fingers very nlmbly
Lord Gulford did the same and they had been car
ryng conversation in this manner for about ten
minutes when Lady Melville Joined them. Her fe
male friend Immediately said, ''Well, | have been
Lord Guiford "bless me, thought yoai were dumbn
told this story (Which perfectly rue to Matthews;
and he said that he could make excellent use of it
Of one Of his evening entertainments. Table
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= I must hare proof which will convict YOU"

But, sir, Imean to have all the evidences of bur-
glary. i mean that the robber shall be known. Rob
/ was sure you wonld be reasonable Now you are
about to fly, You will 60 before me. do not quit
you until you are league from Baden For the rest
make yourself easy. will return late and will enter
no complaint until tomorrow. You may easily es
cape pursuit, and fmy protection becomes necessary
reckon on me. Begone!'
sssAfter this adventure, which made great noise
Helen could no longer doubt. Gaetan was banished
from her heart and she married one of her cousins
Captain in regiment Of cavalry in the service Of the
Emperor of Austria.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

od whLpE9 9s ~ %es 5h thsd Saturday in each
ee Officers for the e p fap sHa g
s sstS,: M p z ,5tF y% Fen; SeeE
FnrneapS Assistant Scribe. :
d a2b SG sx h s sse91a and 6r Saturday
S " GoG p H fer G present Ishrep
Sherwood, J. w; S. NJ. Todd. Treasurer
LASA1lE No meets the first and third Monday in each
s @SG in o 2sa fs s s Hal
p ReT Bs aHs H 81 R6;sdSs
Washington No: meets the second and fourth Monday
Dr Each AZ mon in Mn5sy Buildings rhrd oe
r Brnma s. H. g. FnEe scrb Fl edm5n =
II. Mispaugh, Treasurer. y ~ e.
dn AFA ON ses the first and third Monday sss
Ra ss sa kss +! sf1s 4snsSis Gal
pELG4 pN Nc meets the first and third saturday each
o e. %aSne ous thaes Fl f.
Gsp5sns s. We O. Dugue Scribe; j. yedo, B. La
MAGNOLIA interior n sss Einc5ampments ,,oa ,us
fourth Saturday in each month. .- "
MOUNT SINAI No meets in franklin parish of St Mary
me lFst and third Wednesday in each month.
G. W. SHAW No. 10 meets The first and third Saturday
each month in Clinton, parish Of East Feliciana.
All communications intended for the Grand Encampment.
must be addressed to Jas Furneaux, G. Scribe Odd Fellows
JAMES FURNEAUx, G. Scribe
BOARD OF 2a EsI Fox Ee5t Bier
Presidents John Stroud Treasurer James Fneax Secretary
Cemetery Commee-Harper Dillingham; Gardner Smith, Lu
ther Homes Finance CommitteeThomas KeeIe, w c. vii
son, L. Homes SeXton-Danel Merritt, Meabers-Frank
heM " e Wilson Ge q seymonF T, Goldman, CD
VAULTS IN g ODD FELno WIS, REsrp may be procured
by applying F. NJ COMFY, Sicies Co.'s SIS Canal
at D. FFIr SrETsoNs 81 Camp street; H. MLlsPAUG, u
ner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
The members Sockhoinp LODGES will $40
vault; all others, $50 per vault
Information relative purchase of Tots can
application TO the Secretary.
49, T'a0 ttp JAMES FURNEAUX. Secretary o. F. Rest
- General Relief COMMITTEES,
The following are the members for the present term W H.
koontz President a Exchange Place. Dasva Treasurer:
6g iacGhns street. James Furneax Secretary, Odd Fellows
hall Ge9Tse Ellis Post ice Buildings Exchange Place. Jno
rier Streets W. W. Lamberton For District II + Peterson,
II a. Stanley Richard and Tchouptou
las Streets j. j. Sherwood, A. W Mcdonnell F. W Frnden-
ha Comnon street; H. Gasterede Custom house VIM Dick
son. corner Of Poydras and Tchoupitouas Streets NJ Mcmahon
Callahan.
AS Regular meetings held the third Monday in each
month At the Secretays Office, in Odd Fellows Hail. corner
CaE!p and Lafayette Streets at 61S o'clock P. n.
m5i JAMES FURNEAUX Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

4 A DOG sToRy.-The other day on a trial of asteam
fire engine in this city, dog entirely white with the
exception of two black spots about his head short
heavy nose and tail at once remarkable for its thick
ness and breyity, displayed degree of grit and of
persistence in a useless and dangerous occupation
that would amply establsh-if there should be con
troversy on the suhect-his claim to membership of
the bulldog family Soon after the jet of water be-
gan to play he found his way through the crowd and
regarded It with fierce and glowing eye. When the
hose was lowered he commenced to plunge and snap
at the Kissing and flashing stream, as if to put it out
Presently the jet struck him and he whired over sew
elal times in the mud soiling deplorably his white
coat. Then the hose was elevated, and the dog re-
covering himself leaped fnnousy at the flying water
bobbing up and down, crashing his teeth and bowling
until the stream being directed earthward struck him
again, sending him bobbing around fairly spinning
like a top At this he appearedastonshed, and after
considering the case for moment, shook himself and
with the dignity Of a hero discounted without dis
honor, left the scene of action. 1t was conceded that
if the capacity to fog aseanfre engine had everbeen
concentrated within dog-skin, he would have con-
quered Perhaps at last, the radical mistake that he
made was only in attacking the stream instead of the
fountain head He was merely ignorant of the first
principles of hydrostatics- Gin, Commercial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31
Odd Fello,ys, ITau Assoc,nIlon.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
the first Monday of every month. - - ~ -
George Shaw, President Thomas Shields Secretary
John D. Bein, Treasurer j. G. Dunlap, John Orchard H.
Setson H. Howard Eneas Smith, Thomas Murray, George
aeShae Walter Nico Alf Moulton Edward Plsburv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31
interior Lodges.

DE SOTO LoDGENo.7 meets at Baton Rouge on THURSDAY
evening.
evening. ''
METH LoDGENo. u meets at Shreveport on "Wednesday
evening. - "
ST LANDRY LODGE No. % meets at opeousus on sasur
evening. - - '
CARRoEL LODGE No. 30 meets at Lake Providence on
Monday evening. va
evening. " N'
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets at Thibodaux on satur
day evening. ~
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. Sc meets at Newton on Thurs.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington on FRIDAY
evening. ~ -
Monday evening -
ASSUMPTION LODGE No As meets at Napoeonyille on
Saturday evening. h5...--..
THOMAS Il. SHIELDS. Graud Secretarx-
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o. DeBUYs, cornptroIler.
!, 9. o Q. :. s|a5)
Grand 1o,i g of Lousslan.,.

Grand Lodgeyof Louisiana. s .ag
THE r. W, GRAM. LODGE or LOUISIANA /. o. o.
July GRIND Lodge Room Odd Fellow Hail. corner A1 Of
H d Ss Psese New se Shaw q Union noars
ss n ssnf naSa ss R eSa; ohle
S & e LSdFs
Wiss con%sfsa Iedgs ~ 4 RW esaaa rr asa1s
S 6 Eneg o s Nm RI ~ y Sc
Sad fs$ss i u SSied Sha$Ss Y. %ha
tassf% GaePsn aa s5ffs
t. e Gsg g.
cent Lodge ". s V Grand Herald; ..,.
S DSPf s@f 2s!, sa9s
y P No ~ q S sh g. = ESso s nodSs HS
Pit pfs,f It ~ s e M alsr
Ls IsS osEs 81 ;s; =
d e% bs hn oga s Ne Rs NJ o Nss
E S 5 Ne I D s Nc Pad q rss
i e E ssss
1hsasSss Sd ass
s9d he forwarded to the office Of the Grand Secretary odd
Subordinate Lodges.
anDJds A 4 LpPGB EN- No oha
ssa aEha FFS sssssf h''ssl's Per Sec
5 Hss Ii si r. s sse1s
p2Iss Y a. 70 e No KeoeFtseS l.
sssetary + Baf5o 9Rs sssufs sst'' Z y 'aD Per-
veae ,i ssslsay T. G. B4s; IT, sss
IHE Rs 9PGE NJ gn G. Fef aSa
Per Secretary i, sehnsder Treasurer
ORLEANS LODGE No. 1l--1ohn II. Frobps, N. G.; j. H.
Webb VIC; ALLEN, secretary IL Iunesehloss, Treasurer
COMMERCIAL LoDGE No. 12--Jas. r. Stockton N a. r.
O. Lanyhn y G. Jas Glough, Secretary; - Per secre.
Horn G; psyid Moore Secretary G. H. showe Per. Sec
Gould v G.; Thomas T, Walker Secretary Charles Rooster
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

BoMdof Marc
., 1866 n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

Quarterly Reports from Public Schools Fourth Districts
assistant Aldermen published The
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An attack i expected however, and troops have
been sent to meet the English at points below the
river adjacent 70 the harbor Of San Juan. The Eng
fish officers have sent dispatches to the West India
Squadron, and we are looking out for squally times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31
New ORLEANS, March %, 1856
c.. DuREL, Collector.
Ito
RESIDENCE.
REMARKS.

u. e1lset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

Weare informed that Gen, Walker, Immediately
after the declaration Of war, attended 800 troops
across the Iaketo Virgin Bay that evening, and that
after waiting day to secure supplies, he sent ESQ in
Sehlessirger commanding, until Walker himself or
Sen. Hornsby Should join him. Major J. G. Neal
and Capt. D. w. Thofp were the next in command.
81 Az last a1yices the Nicaragua troops hadnot even
mad q skirlnish, hut had supplied themselves with
horses andon the 2lst inst. they were to march for
s Gtanaeostes
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
Printing u the woods.

We are doing what perhaps has never
been done in the United States before
= are printing the Wisconsin M"-or IN
the woods--not a dwelling, except our own,
within half of us, and only one within
mile, The forest oaks hang over our Office
and dwelling, the deer and rabbit shy around
us, and the patridges and qusils seek our &C
ouaintance by venturing nearer AID nearer
our doors. The noble Wisconsin IS bear
inp onward its immense burdens OF 'ee'
maj estically and silently, within sght OF our
windows; and the snow capped hiils, COW
cred with scattering oaks and pines, peer up
in the distance. There is romance and re-
~lity in all this, and We .eei almost willing
to publish paper in such location Just
for the excitement of the thing. But most
of the romance is soon to be spoiled, Al
ready several dwellings are in progress
near US, and before many weeks they are 10
occupied BY enterprising ,neighbors; and
when spring and summer shsll come, we
expect such clafter Of axes and spades and
trowels and saws and hammers, { at We
shali hardly be able to write our editoriala
without Introducing more or less OF the con
fusion. The fact is, We expect large val
isse--yes q city-to grow up rapidly around
US, and that's why we are here--prsRftas
IN the goods Wiscoasia Mirror.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

The following extract from recent lee.
ture by Mr.. Ben. Perley Poora, shows tie
Improvement in the Art ofPrin ing:
"Fiiiy years ago the largest printing Of
fees only consisted Of twJ or three rooms,
IN one OF which there was hand press or
two, wrought with deal Of tot, and groan
ing, as lin the agony Of dissolution at eve
ry pull. Now the chief printing Offices in
every large city occupy whole edifces, in
the easements Of which the steam press
deyours damp sheets Of white paper like a
rarencus nlonstef. and after brief process
Of mastieatlon elects them charged with vol
amss Of thought. The cid hand pres
could be made TO print Two hundred Of the
snali sheets have exhibited in ali hour
Hoes lightning rotary press propelled BY !
steam engine, car pridt $4,000 copies Of tss
double sheet New York Herald in the sans
time! Surely this is al age u improve
meui.n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
Louisville, Dec. 20, 1856.

DEATH IN BALL RooM. We learn that
a most melancholy circumstance occurred
ct Greene Bottom" on THU sday, Sd inst,
which forcibly reminds US that sin the
midst OF life we are in DEATH Mira. Maha-
ls Taggart, daughter Of Squire Green, whilst
in the mids, of an assembly of ladies and
gentlemen engaged in social promenade,
exhibited some signs Of indispositicn and re.
auested sister OF hers TO take her place in
the set in which she was engaged, while she
warmed herself. She Immediately went to
a settee near the stove and sat down, " bile
the company, observing nothing extraordi-
nary In her actions, continued ON in their
innocent amusement. A few minutes after.
one Of the company, on approaching her
found to her indeseribable horror the young
lady corpse, and thus scene that but
the moment before was one of activity Y.
ETY. and happiness, was now changed tc
mourning She was thought to be in goot
health, and we have heard no reason ascri
bed as to the cause of her death.--iS. ChaT,
ls Mo. Chronotgpe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
uNethiag ysasurea Nothing Won,

We see by the Times Of the 18th inst,
that a vote has carried in keokuk to sub
scribe $4,000 to the keokuk and Musca-
tine Railroad, and also for $50 900 for city
Improvements.
Keokuk has subscribed or voted to sub
scribe or take stock in the keokuk and Min
nesota Railroad 10 the tune OF 100000,
aud her indebtedness for city Improvements,
. part of which is Of several years standing,
is said to amount to $4,000.
Keokuk has also voted 100000 TO the
Mississippi and Lafayette Railroad.
This creates a general Indebtedness OF
Keokuk. present and prospective Of seven
hundred aud fourteen thousand dollars
f7l4,0oo) The minimum interest is to be
8 per cent. per snnum. This will be an an.
nusl interest for the city of Keokuk to pay
in the aggregate of f:ty-seven thousand
one hundred and twenty dollars.
When We consider there are only about
seven thousand inhabitants in keokuk,
their enterprise and public spirit are beyond
ell prsise.-Ft. Mad. Argus.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
Ladio0' CO11ogo.

THE Second Quarter of the above institute will
m-ncs on "Wednesday, September Stu, In all oft
Dc rgrtments.
Our arrangements i1f thorough course OF lnsirae-
ton in the various departments oi the College, are
pie and a scale To meet the demands Of the age
and spirit of the times.
We aim 10 give more practical, thorough and COM
plete of stndies than any our SCHOOLS TO
young ladies. Yea, more, we mean 10 take the leRs
in th~ bushes offemsie education.
Ihe of studies will be varied TO suit the cir
~ instances ana intellectual capacities OF The pupil
T, ilen in the Primary Department, 81 90 per term.
do usual course, 90
Languages and higher English branehes,5 vo I"
NarE.--Ao EXTRA charges In the Normai,r
fesehers' department
II SIC on Piano, Mciodecn, Guitar and
Harp, $40 20 to ~ 90 s.
[ 4dseope Pgintingin OIL, 800
MonochroIua,ic, Grayon and Peacii,
Draw ing. &c, each, 90
Pa pier Msche and ornamental Leather
Work, each, 5 20
EmbToidaT, Ornamental Needle Work,
&c, &e,, in all their variety, each ) co -
Diplomas VIII be given 10 those who COM
plsie q thorough course In eitherof
the departments.
BeArd with farm shed rooms inelusing
washing, Lights, fuel, stationery, &c, 81 CO !" -
Ifihe pupil furns les her own room, ect, % 90
All payne nts TO be m de In advance.
TBose wishing 10 rooms desks dag schol-
ara, must apply seos. H. CODDING,
Proprietor and sup't.
Ma. T. II. CeppiSe, p,,no,n.i
Mae. NJ. A. Copplsa, r'heipais
n.y Am Avtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

NOVEL HOLIDAY PREsEsT.-We ccngrat-
late our friend, DR.. w. Lee White. the cor.
oner, on the unexpected increase in his
family. Some charitable woman presented
to the doctor on Wednesday night babe
. real-life babe, an accession TO his house.
hold which he has so much desired for the
last ten years.
The babe was left az the door of DR..
White on Wednesday night, about 10 o.
clock. II was in a bandbox and neatly
clad. The bell was rung violently, and the
servant came to the door, but the messen-
ger was gone. The following note, writ
ten In plain, legible hand, was pinned to
the babe s Louisville Journal.
To Dr.. W. Lee White, Louisville, Ky.
Sir-Among all the bodies you have held
inquests over in the past year, you have not
found as much life in the largest one as you
will find here in this little body. Be char
liable and preserve its life as long as Provi-
dence will allow II, and call il your own
Name tas you please. Il shall never be
called for. II was born the 18th Decem-
Der, 1855, in this city. l suppose this is
the main thing you will like TO know; as for
the rest, let the veil Of silence be drawn
over il. | wish you aud your lady, who
will no doubt take care of it, may have all
the good luck, success, health, fortune, and
courage bestowed upon you by our Heaven.
IL Father, which q charitable act Of This
kind deserves; and with Ibis wish l give
you clear title 10 this little girl.
A Poor MoTHER
In.,tSx,iaIa Nae cH 1s5E
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

Capt. Abel de Forrest, Solder Of the
Revolution died al Binghampton, n. Y, on
the Gath ult., aeed nine,y-four years snd
eight months. He was for time captain Of
West India vessel. and be who afterwards
became Commodore Hull, was one OF he
hands.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
Groceries.
gs-..-----.-l--- -
kes,iOrNl.
WILSON & HARLEY

YYayF removed their Grocery Store 20 AIR. lo
l1 Claire's new building, doors below the 60
0ee where they have srsa''! eniaIsea ai
thanks for she liberal patronage bestowed ON them
and respectfully solic,a continuance oithe same
Davenport, Nov i3,'55.d&wu -.-
WILSON g. IL A X l. + \,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
7sas, Teas, Teas!
tnn CApDIEs from 6 toeulbs. to suit families.
lUV SOLE chests black Wiser T. saees,aHI sR s
1Os9AEs Pickles Il wi IL n. H fns ssi'9A
EH boxes Tomato Catsup and Pepper Sauce;
WILSON & HARLEY.
very superior lot OF fresh Peaches In cans;
n IS dog Baltimore fresh Os sters at wholesale.
WILSON s. HARLEY
10 boxe. Palm soap;
soaD WILSON d HARLEY.
A large assortment OF f'S wilson IN 'Efrs,istry
0O 50 bbls \. o. $. II aud syrup moi.'''''
so hf bbls. I"
~ :" WILSON 8 HARLkY
~ bbls ef riIne K &c, new crop;
IL 65 boxes of Mould Candles;
10 boxes of Star Candles;
. N WILSON & HAKLkr
nsn dor Ia nblers at wholesale ney
Ign . Sugar;
Cii Il NO Clarified and sugar
WILSON d HARLEY
"a doz Buckets; 4Hs
~ 30 deZ Tubs assd. sizes. ,,
WILSON & HARLEY.
.)n dog Bed Cords:
~ 10 bales Rope.
A few bbls Of very prime Dried Apples aud
"A Peaches;
A fun assortment OF spices, ZAnte Currsnis and
Cooking Raisns;
80 sacks of Coffee;
100 bbls Winter Apples.
WILSON & HARLEf.
n boxes Essence OF Coffee;
III Corn Starch for piss, pudding, casaris;
Is boxes Pearl Starch.
llothar Goods connected with tie b. snesI v hieh
We will sell at Wholesale or retail 81 very small
advance cost.
WILSON s. HARLEY,
Brady ST., 2 doors below Post oGee,
Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

An attempt was made by sn incendiry
n burn the depot Of the Central Road al
Yaukskee City, His, few days since, but
the lighted pile of combustibles was discoy-
cred In time 10 preyenta confsgra,ion. So
avs III e Democrat Of that place
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

MoIaoxnM. Brigham Young is troubled
by the restlessness OF the female victims
Of polygamy. Itappears that whenever they
have an opportunity 10 fly from the society
Of their oppressors, they do SO, no matter
where they 90 or whom they go with. The
Emigration Fund is exhausted. Persons in
Europe, according TO Brigham, draw on the
Fund to help them to Salt Lake, and never
pay back cent. Drafts are unpaid by
Young to the amount of $4,000, and he is
unable 10 meet them. As Carlyle says,
1.-THE end of every lie is bankruptcy"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
= Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
OF goods OF all descrpt0nsiD use, con
Of Dry Goods, Roots and Shoes, Hats and Cans,
Glassware. queensware, Buffalo kobes,
Hrotenrs, bTted Fruit Cotton N arp,
carpet Cha!a. firEEg Yarn, Cut Window Glass
q. a. I. Id haUuw ia salt Hardware,
Ati's Mnl~au Iron all inds, sieel assorted
Castings, Natis, all kinds, Grind-tones,
Nodenware, Live Geese feathers, Piieh& oukum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, PAINTS and Oils, Dye stufs, &c,
Shich " IL bs sold at small advance for Cash. As
Intend ke+flng everything In common use, persons
wanting sex rrs ariclgs can obtain them on Front 81
at lhc E'ich slnFe "npas'tethe Mills, Davenport Iowa
JuncUi 1893. ]. Al. BOWLING.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
AcCI. 5nlHEU.

NJ. b. OSBORN & co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE gR0AEhS'
Rock Island I'll.
Attend 20 The payment of taxes and al other "a es
connected with Land Agency Ia al parts ol lit'i"h
aud Iowa. Once on Orleans street, ErIf '"'i'
House.
Cheap Lands
w qr Sec ~ town Gu n raugei " iCJu,','
w ar see Is | " 100 -
situated in Cedar county. Also
" or see - town 80 LTRugd l. -
ST y J. ~ see 70 Town 60 =. IEeg
: h ,lr see sc :. sGN - 4ke0 y
& " Qrsee " s0N :. sEt,
- " qrseee6 % son 4Gse
Sc Or see "a SON - aEse
In Scott county ,aie offered 70. thirty days at esI
bargains By their ow ners nj s.s Determined 10 sell
Apli' TO NIB. UsachN a. CO., Land Az.
49, Rock Island. Illinois
We have also some City ard Countr, property 10
k9ek Island co uh.y Mhibh are offered very cheap
Jan IS d.--wg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
Notice.

(oCh Island Bank hgs made Irnugemenisi 10 use
~ iimiiedanounI OF the notes Of "lhe hpnuA'
turefS and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, Georgit'
ana The same VIII be received deposit or IN Pal
mentor Exchange or Coin, The sa me teImshs NV
issues Of the solvent Banks of Virginia, hrhlacAl'
Ohio or Indiana. NJ b. Osborn. Presr
II. Island Janel3 d& wifi $. II. MANN, Cashier