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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
IRtAtntiop.

On the suicidal course which the ST.
Louis Reps b!iean has seen fit to pursue in
regard to the affairs of Kaasss-tha, is sui
eidal a. far as the interests OF ST. Louis are
concerned, for We know not whether the
Republican makes or loses by the operation,
the Chicago Press very truthful!y remarks:
Singular to say, the leading business pa.
per Of st. Lonis-the Replbiicaa-has len,
its influence to aid the agitators, thereby
working directly to undermine the prosper.
ty OF ST. Louis and of the whole State
The explanation OF the Republicans course
is to be sought in the fact tina, it imagines
itself TO represent class OF shareholders AND
capitalists whose interests are adverse 70
those of the people q, large. II will st
no dlstaa, day ind itself woIuIly mistaken.
The future growth and prosperity OF 81,
Louis must chiefly depend upon the devei-
opment OF the agricultural resources %!
Western Missouri and Kansas. Illinois
presents an Illustration Of what free labor ID
capable OF doing towards this eud; Missouri
striking eviaencs Of the depressing etfec,
0. shacklng tbs souls and bodies Of the ia-
borers. When the people OF Missouri wake
up fully TO the contrast presented by the
comparison, al they vii! before many years,
the Republican will lose its circulation "a
rapidly IN that State az VIC are told it has
tor some time back in Illinois"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
The Tslsgraphic Shortcomings.

The following truthful remarks, which
We find in late number Of the st. Louis
Republican. express the complaints oil ali
papers west of Chicago who take telegraPhie
reports. We have heretofore made similar
complaints, but it appears that ours as well
rs those of cur cotemporsries are destined to
be UNDECIDED. Their re.uttersnce is how
ever justified by the purpose Of informing
our readers where the fault lies Of the NEE
greness of the reports which We give them.
The Rsp.siicaH says
"This line furnishes telegrsp aic dispatches
fer thu Associated Press Of this city. Be.
You'd Chicago it seems &c ss 70 be very
independent sort Of an "insti ution." II
works when it has mind to, sending just
what it has mind TO, and, is usus!ly very
successful in selecting the least importan.
matter in the days report. On an average,
not one-haif, and frequently, not one-thifd
of what is contained in the dispatches for
ths "New York Associated Press" comes
over the line to Us. The Foreign News is
always cut short and il most particularly
jumbied and bungled, and the most Of il 10
a. near nonsense a. the telegraph reporter
can we'll get il. But this is not the only
short.coming. The ten O'clock reports Of
Saturday night are not sent at ala thing
which ought TO be done icr the Monday
morning papers, If not tor those issued or
Sunday. And yesterday there was still
more marked neglect of the press here. The
telegraph was not az work in the morning,
but during the afternoon messages were re-
ceiyed from New York and all along the
line. They were private messages, how
ever, snd paid better than dispatches for the
press, and the latter were thrown aside to
give place 20 the former. We say they
were thrown aside, because the afternoon
dispatches from Washington and NewYor
might have been sent forward, if they had
determined not TO send those Of the even
ing. IL was not done. and the consequence
is, that the shole of thissection OF the eoun-
try, SO far ss il depends upon newspapers
for intelligence. ia kept behind ,wen'y-four
heurs."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

81. Louis paper gives the following
statement OF another dariag though very
foolish freak OF msn crossing the river on
the floating Ice
"Anothsr man procured a plank, iasten.
ed rope to one end OF it, and walked along
the plank as i. foated out into the stream
until he reached a large iceberg. He then
cra1led on 10 the ice, and succeeded in
steering himself to the Illinois shore. -
Thousands of persons watched The daring
sdyenturer from the leyee; and when he
gained foothod on the firm ice near the
land, and sank down from exhaustion, u
prolonged cheer rose from the assembled
multitude"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY s, 1855.
Tn IeceYoco oeNv1If1oN

To-day, being the memorable sth, is The
Time set for the meeting Of the Democratic
Convention at lows City. We believe
quite warm time is expected between the
Adninistration Democrats, and that large
portion Of the same party who oppose and
ssndemn the mad and altogether anti.Dem-
ocratic proceedings Of Pierce. Douglas.
AscAison asd JEFF Davis. 1t is supposed
that this iatser division will repudiste the
proceedings OF the Fl. Dies Aoines Coayen-
ton. and BY no means endorse the present
Administration; and it 10 further eonsidered
BY no means Improbable tina, il will be sue
eesstul.
II vial how ever have willy .sclion $.
Sainst which L. contend,--one fertile in tx
pedienfs, consersanr with every species o!
political rickery. and which viii also be
supported by the prestige aat patronage o.
"A existing Administration. These are large
odds TO oppose. and while se have no doub'
that the unbiased voice o. large majority
Of the Democratic masses IN the State
would enthusiastically condemn the Perei
c.ous policy OF NJ. Pierce, no such certain
~ can be predicsted ofthe action Of tke c. n
sention.--fcr 10 the later. eli the .r;s o
veteran wire puliers. and sil the sussioIs .
patronage preseu, and prospective, can b,
brought to bear directly upon indisidusls
and the individuals who compose such con
ventions are not generally Of the purest TO
lticsl character.
Blu, whatever may be the result, OF to-day !,
Convention We are confident. tina; from the
Democratic masses throughout the State to
whom We have alluded. there will Be receiV.
I'd host OF recruits which will swell the
ranks Of that coalition of honest men, that
is destined At the next Presidential election,
TO overwhelm with signal defea, the pres
snt msl-admi nis.sation Of the general GOV.
ernmeut
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

SyxXAER BURsEp.-On the goth ult.
while the steamer Seminole was lying 81
her wharf at Jacksonville, Fs., FIRE was dis.
covered proceeding from her fore hatch
and despite every edor, to zrrest the pro.
grsss of the flames, she was burned to the
waters edge. She had on board 200 bales
Of cotton. No lives were lost, bu, the bag.
gage OF the passengers, among whom were
several U. 3. officers, was consumed. The
Seminole cost soms $4,000, sas about tw o
years old. and was regular pscke, between
Savannah and jacksonville.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

FROM HAYr.-The Boston Irapeisr pub.
fishes letter from Port su Prince which
states tbs, the Emperor Sou!osue.hss prohib.
it'd the cutting any more mahogany in
asyii. The reason assigned was that the
Emperor wished to turn the attention Of biz
subjects more to agricultural pursuits, they
having been Sc much neglected for tAe past
few years, that not enough provisions are
raised for the necessities OF the inhabitants.
The same letter also states that soulooue
intended raising an army for invading tn.
Dominican side OF The Island.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

NEw CousrkgFKrT.-The Portsmouth,
O.. Tribune describes new and dangerous
counterfeit IS bill on the Southern Bank OF
Kentucky. Among its peculiari.ies,--the
psper 10 rather lighter in color than the
genuine, bu. heavier in texture. The
Cashiers name on the genuine is B. M
Norton, but in the counterfeit The 6. would
b taken for az o." As Taompsonis Re.
porter does no, notice the counterfeit. it il
doubtless q new one,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

ExcEssIyg TAxATios.-The taxes oil N w
York city for the year jus, past, amounted
10 the enormous sum OF 1900 900, for the
support OF the city government. This goes
Tar to account for the shameful corruption
among the officials of that city, which has
iately been exposed in the papers and in,es-
hgsted by the courts. The excessive taxa.
sion is anspasingly denounced by all the
public press, but hitherto the denunciaiions
seem to have had but little effect
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
INV TIC UtkNt"'
IOWA eIfY-HER CiTIZENs THEIR KOS
PrTALIiY

On the rstura trip al the excatslonisla
from Iowa City, ou the cars, IN impromptn
meeting WAS held. Judge Grant. OF DAY
export, called the meeting TO order, aud on
motion, Col h. B. Buiori ms called - tbs
chair, and Mayor Boone, vi Chies.o, APP
pointed SecE On motion. committee
on resolutions. consisting OF }, J. Boards
ley, Esq. OF Rock Island, and Judge Grant
and James T.. Aildreth, OF Davenport. waa
appointed BY tue chair
The committee after ,e@ minutes adj
ssement reported the following resolutions
which were adopted by accismA,son.i
Resolved, That we, the guests OF Iowa
/ City, upon the occasion of celebrating !ae
/ opening OF the NJ. l. NJ. Railroad. TO thai
/ city, return our most hearty thanks to the
hospitabs people oi the Capital OF Iowa
! Tor the kindness and cordially with which
| ~ have hsen received and entertaiaed By
/ them.
i Resolved, by the cttieens al Chicago,
Rock Island, Davenport, Mascatine, ami
the rest OF man and womankiad IN tAeit
goodly company, that we invite the citizens
of the Capita. o, the Hssksye State TO ,he
freedom OF our cities and the hos pitalties OF
DIR friends.
The meeting WAS sery eioqueatJ address
ed by several gentlemen. IN short pithy has
interesting speeches; out the feature OF TIE
meeting vas the beautiful effort OF Co.!
Carpenter. OF Chicago. one reslete witt
fine taste and telling eloquence. and abound
ing with Notwithstanding illusions sefttins
such an occasion.
Mayor Boone, oil Chicago. gave The fol
iowin G volunteer toast:
Our Celebration. Its Temperance char
seter has demonstrated, that whe n the lows
women yrouids and preside, Wine is entire
ly unnecessary to the life or pleasure J
such an occasion.
The proceedings were on motion ordere'
J to be printed in the papers Of Davenport
Rock Island, Chicago. Iowa City and Mus
catine, and that Col. Hildrs,h be 3 commit
tee OF publication.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

PLAslAEtsa.-Referring 10 plagiarism
which Il charges 70 have bsen committed
BY the Buffalo Express, the Aarerttssr Of The
Sane city correctly says
"short paragraphs, giving ne@s items,
which are ae accessible 10 one journal BE
another. are lawful plumber, bot there 10 no
excuse for attempting TO pass as original &
literary article extending TO two-thirds Of a
solump."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

A leItsr from Rome states that ttsrs Il
no" IN that city a Maigsehian envoy, or
more properly speaking, an envoy from .
Ma!sschlan prince, the said envoy being .
frenchman. II appears tina, this soser.
eien OF one million and half or subjects
10 the Island OF Madagascar. has been con.
ycrted to Catholicism, and has driven GU, 8 h
the Pro,es,snts from his state. The en-.
soy, on leaving Rome. 10 TO proceed to Par.
49, having lsttsrs to the French govern.
nsns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

The last sdsicss from the crimsG state
ina, two American surgeons in the Russian
serv;ce-Chas. A. DsininGer, Of Reading,
Pa. and d. T. Jones, of Baltimore. Md
lsd died OF cholera. Both attacks were
sudden and rapidly fatai-both dying within
,he came twenty -four hours, and both buried
a tbs same grave.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
Public Notice.

NoriCEls hereby given that J. N. ID. Bu.sows,
~ CHAs. LrssLiS, issATlUs LAF0HE, va WooD, l..
Z. DsssAIsT, r. Asswis, JAaEs NJ DAIggLL, {. c.
PAkRY, }. VI. WirHkRwsH, ALyhEp Ssspsas, 4. b.
WOODWARD, Jas. ltkxsLE, u ALpGa L. MALLORY
have incorporated themselves In accordance with The
provi sious of the Code Of Iowa. una6r tss title and
By the name OF the "hs~keye Insurance Csmpany,n
and have filed tfeir articles az incorporation 10 The
Recorders Office Scott county In said STATE OF Iowa
Ths principal place oftsansactiEg business ot tho
Company IL AZ tho ely o! Davenport, Ia ssd county
and State.
BY asid Company, IL ths OF Marine Fire and Inland
Navigation Insurance, 10 hs conducted On the mutual
pIan. AM person APPLYING for Insurance. may pay a
cssh premium ia addition TO premium Eote; or &
definite In money TO be nxed by the Company in
iui for such lnsurance, instead ola premium note
All premium notes iiab le to assessment for all
Losses and expenses oths Conn ANY, whether sho sae
arise out OF inssss or expenses growing Out Of cash
or premium note Insurance, and shs be payable ia
part the whole; at any time whom the Conpan,
shall require the sane for tho payment OF losses
such accidental expenses W shall be necessary for
redemption and payment OF Judgments Obtained
against the company, and all notes, bills or bonds
issGed by the Company.
The corporation will eomencs bu.u.s. On The 9Th
day OF Jsnusry, A. b. 1855 aud will continue far
twenty yesrs thereafter.
The capital stock 0! tbs Coi.p,ny 10 consist pre-
MUM notes Il nd cash premiums reed. and such oth,r
capital By consent ofthe Board of Directors shall
have been Sdded, aud shall exceed Five uu rsd
Thoussnd dollars; but The Coinpah! viii commence
issuing pelices with capital OF TwsnD. Five YhoG.
sand Dollars.
The affairs OF the Compau. shall be condo acted bya
Board Of Directors, thirteen Ia number TO b, aIee.
ted by tho mem bers and stock holders such ctiop
TO be holden on he ID Monday in January OF each
Year. B9tthe incorporation above named constitute
tho nrs Board OF Directors, ANA shall hold their ON
ess until the end Monday In January "A. u. 1857 and
unlilih successors shall be elected.
The highest amount OF indebtedness TO which The
Company viii al rns t!ine subioct itself, 1, Finy
Thousand Dollars
Inc private property ofthe LaeIGbsss stockholders,
directors and corporalors Of the Company, which 10
IA Fan ii ha HEt.l
tho corporate debts, beyond the amount which Ey he
due from each person respectively.
al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

ElLAKGEp.--The Chicago Journal hs.
been enlarged and gives other evidences of
prosperity. five could only receive the
journal as early as We do the other Chicago
papers we would be better pleased with it.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
6oil On the istamas

The Pansms Star gives all account OF
rich gold deposits discovered In the Prov.
incs of PerAgua. The Star sage, however.
shst il Is no recent discovery. The mine hay.
ing been known TO exist for many years.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

MEs FEozEs TO DfAT4--A fellow chi.
Zen, whom We met at Iowa City on HE way
home from Fort Dodge, informs q. ,ha, four
men had been frozen TO death there, and al
the time be left eight Others were missing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

The engineer in charge oflhe locomotive
81 the time Of the Burlington. n J., ealarn-
iiy, is On trial for manslaugtsr at Mount
Holly, n. J.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

DIR. s. g. Goodrich ("Peter Psrley'J has
come out with "a letter denying the state
ment that the late Sam lel Kettell, one OF
the editors Of the Boston cosrier, wss "the
vsrttssls Peter Pcriey."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

We see II stated that Mr.. H G. Neurse los,
.wo valuable hopes. ;en days ago, By
breaking through the ice in Edwards River,
about twenty miles above Moline.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

WHICH LETTERS ARE MOST usgD.-A
very correct ides may be had of the rela.
tive frequency with which the q ,tferen, let.
tiers OF the English alpha bet are used, from
the fact that the type In printers case.
are distributed in the following proportion,
viz:
For every 100 OF the letter z, there are
200 of 4, 400 of K, 800 Of b, 1900 Of 9.
1000 each Of !, n, O and ., 1850 of q, 45Oo
Of I, and 5000 of e. Thus il will be seen
ths, the letter 10 most used, and I, u, l.,
n, oand are next In frequency of de.
mand.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
PAINTING.

D. JEWELL will rs found nj ne old stand Of
"A. Cline anc Jewell, ready to do Hon,e Painting
Glazing. Gr4inhs, Sc, a. sAe snofssI nolicey IN
saarsble aud vorkmauitss manner.
thankful for past fsYors he repeatedly soilc.ts
Continuance OF same.
shop &C 50 street, ear cor EFsi,
CAa.. ID. Cline Will coalinae the a.1u and OrnA-
lnsrta, pAlul!ng al the Oh stand. Thankful for rs.l
fvyr. ia z-diLa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
tn THE L.lDxEN.

NsIss q. STARR would respectfully announces 20
MI ire Ladies Of Davenport that she Is now pfefat
- :, .a,ys ii n, the services 81 ad ekperlea
ees ard prsc,!gsl DRESS WAALt
md abe vi Il learn any s art ofcnliing sha atu2
Tor tbemseye. on .cisDtlae principles, so that thss
NAV never srs the service. Of another person IN
hi. aTt. an work wars nt.a 10 q. o no charge =
For fc f.het particulars engaire Of hsf pofsohsh9
House cor END nd Iowa as. new white frames w!sh
green doeI. sh."
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llrw Aourrtisfmfnts.
Davenport Book store


yiSUE .,osl OF the AboNe concern ha- been psIshAS
OF by Messrs Geo. W. Elis s. Co, VINO arc tng,s
urhly scqnsi aztec viii, tte business IN al us efsh'
sssnd cur L nnwiedsc o' she NOV arm ansnoriTe- rs
suV that tasy III faithfully discharge MI men DO
,lxstlens 10 The public. In relifeg we seMu a.
know aige she stea dia,lisr"r " has" rssi,ea
ihe eamnuniiy and bsspe ak for cur snceessorsH cor
,nusnes thereof believing thai they VIII give 70 we
su.iat.. hat strict Sttenilon which Other enasSe
nenis oE he Pas year. h"ss p rsfsn1sS y
n.Senror', Jsn.s, SD
Hy tho above announcement II will be p5.se!ssa
lbsttbe undo gusd have succeeded kessrs ho.Gss
5 Co proprletors OF ths Dayenpofi Book A'o.,'
our oecs In purchasing the BOOK storo ,wo :iaia
ugvenporland itsatlfy ourselves with iis srowiAah
pro.perin To accomplish The first insehdts kosp
sp, and sell them ssJsir prices; Theseeond "" hepe
- merit by faithfully dlsehargng al he ag,.es ia'
pertain TO good citizenship. u. ". hLi.s = w.
Books and !St0ftOsssry.
IusT reed al No. : Ls Claire Hloes, iaii s,o..
y efFsmy Bibles, sass'ng IN Yr.r''i''n si-' !"
ns.hem,. chur,h History. so7
Cisra's CONNIE stsry vols
Wsts,ors Dictlona aries from ls Tctlelte ths saEI's
Worcesters Octave edition, DO.
Rollins Ancient His.ory,2 vol.
Josephus' History ofthe Jews, sai.
Diek's PHILOSOPHERS! Works. vo-.
Plasarchs Lives ofAleirn, hSscs.' 4 co.: "a
Davenport, Jan {, sc |
y-A thousand l.i;s-! : Ll a.e Issa security gwen
IL IL CnincuTabsrsx real estate properly Highest
/ interes. paid, Apply 60 JUAlCS IfrAhCH
J,rs s,m Agent.
+ WA MED.
4 WE'LL im proved Farm, SIX or niEe falies ROE
s "A pasespori, from lua to 100 scrss, good naiio'
i irEs orcha I'd and some timber OF the tract
annie 20 JULIUS IS1ANJE.
i'm : dSa Agent.
WA Nj ED.
.lOn ACRES OF good prsirie iand 70 seo.. c. a.
! sCZU ~ near timber. Apply to J. LIfAaCE
i.n .,sm Agent.
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FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT MILL MEN
The Best MIL ever offered to the Public u
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL

FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
kx-HlCH has taken the First Premises g All We
w State asd Css~ts Fare where u has oeeh *
hlbited and Gefi .Nsfst al the a@trise@ is',ssht
H. T. Civ Thi. truly exeelleu, Mil, celebrated
alike for It's simplicity, durability ard pracuehD
ps,en,ed Jany. Cd ls5s stands unrss!eai The large
u,tm Der OF these mills sold, aud their Increasing de
Insp foycIbiy desier their merit tower 1869 having
been sold IN the last six non'hs!. ihey are aauns
bly, adapted for srndlug Corn, oats, Waea', bare!
Corn IN the eEr, Spices, &c VIA faPsa'i s'" pei
fsetsn uas nown before. -
Nn NH grind, fro ~ 10 bus. ol meal or ~ 70
II 90 of Iecd per horr with iron 10 horses, are
other Ns.. proporionste amount. ihey can DC
provoked by horse. steam or wafer p""tt, anu s'e
welt adapted 10 Irregular molten, hehee 81 A"tA' 4
cost snes can be attached " sa! saw NIL.
AgAL SsIsgs are sIashed Ia these mills, taas fea'
d.rps them the only trsy srsst'eSsfs NIL hfuiri
eau have. -,
References can be given where these iaIlis EsNs
bsep In use IA Enonths without eith<r receiving 81
needing dressing, and ike ss where they were In
troaacsd rou q % % tbs ago fur grinding RVS Der.
lila al established fact thai all mills using sni'r'
"s.t f.ss but nessr.gTsas mta,h ard thsi all con-
and cop crushers only crsck the corn and cob, sno
that neither reduce tie feed to 8 desired nneles'
10 be ssd with pross. But tho
FELTON, MILL,
vtthout hives and with grtn,,ing surleees so hsr
ten pered STEEL will no, affect II, sc pAe.s OF grind
uS 10 ems degree Esepess and Of reducing cob u
the Encness OF meal hese facts lusify - IN war
raniipx these tlils 10 give eEtifo satlsiAclson.
For inEtRer infornsECn aud alIs ACC rsaht hPii.
to NICHOLS, IOoSlS q Co, once lie tts,T'
House. psssbpor,, lows, or Box ses =. v.
dec 3i.dvu
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THE partnership heretofore existing under Tie
i name and style OF CLINE & JEWELL IL this day
January Ist dIssofs I'd sy Enn'ast consent he bu.i
III BE- .srisd By eilhs party 81 i"r old siand
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Under this heads limited NO. ocS
Ill be Inserted III 10 cents per tne eaeh h"st"o'
q - tAnr -, q
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FINE CLOTHING
or HE
RIGHT STYLE AND FINISH

at very low prices. for ssle by
W. JENNINGS,
ian7 Main 81
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cows, cOWS,l
--F-=-a---a 49, '------ -
yssSSDLFTyD.1.

INCUR New Mlich CsS,ra sale. CsIl soon &
IL Bargain JACOBN ELDfipSl
40 T.1;r
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P. s. A late Dubuque paper state. ,hs,
P. 7. Barnum and George Law are en- route
for this plaee--fun ahead.
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u. s c, PARKER,
CITY OYSTER SALOON.
On Front Street. y DoSrs Wet NJ p,.a

II AViNG ftlt1i NJ saa Furnished TIA sbnrs -,
~ sainua N gao q order Ne will Spare no ,sI- I
giving ss.sfsetioD to those who ioyy ..tor az : =
call. ~ w F" 80
Choice Fruits, cou;aclsouasiea ,Eai4 sr. cor, Il,
ly ON hand, Nov. . ,.ss,,