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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16

he pts during the evening for and initiation
fees, vas announced st about ninety .fye dollars.
several names were proposed SIS members by different
freo snd duly by tee Recording Secretary
Mr.. ho<Es o. ALLEN then offered the following resolu
tons -
seolved. That this association participating in
them BY tie death Of their late President WI
vs SSy ssRr'S' their
1S.. nshs e. tn The worth f o. th
parmebt and hs fellow citizens sincerely Join in
regret winch signs over hs departure OF 70 much worth
promised future OF great hopes TO those who knew and loved
Received these expressions Of regard memory
or e,Sher be to HE parents and family sgnec
bod5 ated his une and ha these resolutions be puo
hed under the direction OF The officers Of the association
MI IoPuAa MnIs seconded the adoption of the resolu
tons in speech highly euogstic OF the cha :ter Of
Mr.. Wade both man o. business, fireman
and social comp suion He (M-. uills) had many
opptr.uni,iss OF closely observing his coaouct, anc
watched his course of LIFE in which hs found
seytbiug 10 cepsure cid he hear speak
an i'll word II bin. Mr. Wades family did nut wish that
any parade shouid be maize hs funeral but tablet
w9uld Re erected to his msnory in Fireran's Hall.
The resolutions we're passed amidst many expressions
Of regret.
Members then went into ralio. for the Gle .ton Of
Mr. Esos asked the priv egs Of vacatnz tie chsir
OF The Association, the year had ended and bis
ttslnsse called him very rauch rom the city.
The ooVirg ofiosrs we're elected after an open nom
nation prev ousiy hac ard by sjuri.y Iu-e viz
P~cStde,t--Ih1hp y. Eggs
Vice Pres'jsnts-Zophar nj Il and Adoil plus oaker-
tauseo.
Recording s.c-aa-ss-Geo W. Wheeler.
Fnancio Stcrstdrg-Frspcis Eagadorn.
Trrosu-~-Joseph N. Price.
An executive nominated By the Ch,ir.
A.aii1h c. Flngg got VOC for the ofice Of Pre-
frdsnt.
After the nar,ss CT the ocers elected we're duly an
ncuncs-i tae meeting declared adjournec after
erich ZEE and Jacob l. Smith no11ins ted as
deegatss 70 the Fire Department
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MARlTiME INTELLIGENCE.

YoRK-rHB
II NOON SETS. IL
sUH SETS ............ IS HIGH 3 w
Port OF New York. January l5, 1886.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-26
l.. u. ROCK WOODS
COMBINED
.MOlCer and KGODpr!

FOR WHICH The FIRST PREMIUM W 8
Awarded atthe Rock Island County Fair in No
yembsr, 1855. Improved for 1856.
TiNHE subscribers Aaye arranged W manufacture
L extensively the above machine liz Rock lslsnd,
ILL.,, aud in Offering 1t 10 the farmers are happy " DO
abba to say that the enorts 10 combine the most
perfect Mo wer with the moss perfect Reaper have
prov cd sminehty successful. The dificuluies arising
out fths fact that g greater speed Of the sickle IL
necessary Tor 10 owing tbaDis required for resping ID
| overcome In this machine by the use OF two pin.
ious of diherent size, giving the required speed ne
oossary for each Kind of work. The ''side drsft,f' IL
also mostly avoided by placing tho ground wheel on
the opposite side Of tho tongue II ON the cutting part
SO 40 10 balance zach other, thus making II essisI
ior the team. aa
The raksr Is placed on the platform behind The
grain, y position which by being near his work enc.
bles him to do II better aud with greater ease; sna
the whole Is constructed on q plan ut once simpls
aud durable. IL has been used In all varieties o
grain mud gruss. and 10 universally conceded b!
those who have used II 10 operate better AID nice
than can he done with the cradle or scyths..
The price OF the :. Prairie RaEorn Is ol30 cssh foI
Mower and Reaper ~together; $40 for mower alone
$40 added TO tho above for credit OF ope-half vi
January next. Interest AZ the rate of ten per cent
per annurn allowed on all payments u AIDE 6sIor
let Of July next RolkWooDG REX.
For safe by NouRsE, vIkLE & CO. at the low
Agricultural Depot, on Rock Island aud Front sts
davenport. Sole Agents Tor this vicinity.
Juno dwbw
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RAIH.--During Tuesday night We had I
copious and very much needed fall Of rain
which was of incalculable benefit 10 the
growing crops. Even the wheat which
many thought past recovery. was doubtless
very much benefited, and though the straw
will DO short the heads may yet Gil out in
= way which seemed scarcely possible q
few days ago, 41a&
When the wind commenced rising GA
Tuesday afternoon, there was every 10
dication Of 4 very severe storm. But
though it blew very strong, we have heard
of no damage done in this vicinity, except
that a portion Of the unfinished round.house
near the depot vas blown down. W. did
not hear any estimate Of the amount Of
loss cause ed by the accident.
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The keokuk Times mentions the names
Of the Republican nominees for President
and Vice President, because, the editor
says, "it is very doubtful whether we will
have occasion to refer again to them" On
what principle he intends to conduct the
campaign we know mol, but presume that
he has discovered some new method Of
ouerriila warfare
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TWIN CITY BOOK ST011,
NEWS pEP0T,
End Street, opposite e Claire House.
Davenport, IOWA.
BOOKS! 00OkSH

e AND VIIEhI DOOA0'
TUsTk received: and nov offered for sale lths follow
u ing splendid standard Works iah
Wehsters Dictionary, unAbridgsd,
I" Octave,
Appieton's Cyclopdis Of Biography,
Bulwer's Novels complsts II vols. In one,
Dick's Works, Ing .
Lie Of Washington, in {. byIring,
History of the Dutch Republic, 3 voh. Ff
Jossphus counplsts Works,
Brschs American P~racttoe,
Wsu-Bun, or the early day In tbs NORTHWEST
wsverly Novels complete, !! vols-
lrying's Works, -
l Addisou's Works, "
| Rollins Ancisnt History,
Gibbons Rome,
| Huns's History of England,
l Nla.a,lsuls - ~ y - "#"" ....
Dicksn's Works in Cloth and Paper,
Bsyard Tsylors Travels and Poems, 6vois
Shakespeare, Byron, Scott, Moore and Mrs hsmans
| posticl Work., complsts. &aa5 r.nn
June 2eto dam Sh' Siam"
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FINE CABsAsEs.-Dry as 10 the season
friend Burdick is already on hand with sons
nicely headed cabbages. We shall en-.
deavor to do justice to the samples furnished
Us. To obtain early and choice vegetables
the reader should get upon the RICH, side
OF Mr. Burdick.
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'VkaoSs.--Another instalment Of Nor.
,AOos nom England and bound to Salt Lake.
4s' arrived in Rock.Is Island and we presume
cH' 'ske the train this morning for Iowa
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The FOURTH At WILTos.--Ths note
published in to-day's Gazette will inform our
citizens that the good people Of Wilton are
making great preparations for the enter
tsinment on the approaching 18th OF July.
Quite a crowd is expected from this plscs,
Iowa City and Muscatins.
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TAIRsANK's CELHsRATE0 SCALES.

- SS@>.
A PIE to any required oper-
~ Aation OF weighing, A. for iron,
coal, hay, stock, and fof The use 81
warehouses, stOres and foundries,
and in abort for every kind OF bust
meas.
A The great skill and fidelity EN-
ployed In their manufA cture and
A The determination on the part of the
manufacturers never 70 sllow AZ
imperfect article 10 go forth from their estAbiishme NJ
has gained for their Scxlesa reputation that has nov
Or been surpassed in the whole range Of useful me-
cbanism. ~ s
The Scales are u~nanimousiy acknowledge IS the
stas6srdi in all transactions by weight.
A lawsuit which arose from . discrepancy OF
weights between one Of fairbsnk's scales In use oy
the Baltimore d Ohio Railroad Company aud one OF
another manaiastars was recently tried in The Court
OfCommoa Pleas, Rsltinore; the case occupied the
Court two days and Judge Marshall in delivering his
decision stated ~ the result Of his evidence, That The
accuracy Of EsirbsRk's Scales wss established boy ond
suRRoSWs, fRiTTYMAN& ALzEL
The well known reputation OF those Scales hAs in
duced the vendors OF imperfeet and worthless balsn-
ces TO offer them ~ Fairbanks Seaies, and purchas-
era have thereby In many cases been subjected v
fraud snd imposition. The manufacturer have no
controversy with honorable competitor who trans-
act business In their own names, bot regarding the
psrpstrstors Of the above fraud, - pursuing . course
alike unjust and dishonorable they lake his method
TO caution the public OF their imposiuons.
The patentees manufacture under their own in
spscdon only at thsir fActOy in St. Johnsbury, W..
For sale In Davenport solely by
BURROWS, ~PkETrYAAN& DALZELL.
K. & T. & Co.
st.Johnsbury, VI, Nay 81, 1856.
May %. do WY.
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TALLMAN & POWERS,
AMI AGENTS.
Office in Atksnson's block, Second Street, be
ttpeen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale Ike following vslua e Real hs
city Property in Davenport.
1. House and lot on Third street near The eornero
:. Six lots on the south west corner of Fourth ard
Farnam Streets.
). Six Ion At North Davenport, between Perry and
All the above lois are well situated and In parts OF
the city most rapidly Improving and viii es sold on
Farming Lands in johnson County.
81 Of 5. E.4 s. 20 T. 70 \. Ranges wess 80 acres.
~ sfS: k.ts g y y; S.ags ives. ~ acres:
The above lanis are vi on the line of the Railroad
from Davenport TO Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres OF prairie and ninety seres VI
timber land near Elvira r. o, seven mile, from Ly.
ons, CIaton Co., near me Railroad; all choice land,
The above property will be sold IN liberal credit.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile aad a half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres nrst rate land, we'll improved sith
good houses. VIII be sold al . baigain-
Powsshiek County.
Two hundred and nfly acres rne prairie lard two
niles north of Montezlns, the county seat.
a'h l7-''s-da ...c
100 acres unimproved isndtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport we'll watersd.
100 scres Eve miles north westfron Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
blua, with superb views Of river and surrounding
country. A small farm Of IS acres under The highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful land in the vicinity Q ihe
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres, ~ under cultivation. 90 oftim-
Der. A never failing stream runs through H. VIII
bssold very cheap.
Near Walcott.
90 Acres of choice prairie at u bargain
At North Davenport,
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EsttaSstion Meetings.

New York, June 24.-The Republican
Central Committee Of this city met last
night and Endorsed the nomination Of Free
mont and Dayton, and the platform on which
they stand. Arrangements were also made
for a grand ratification meeting at the Tab
ernacle, next Wednesday evening.
BosTos, June 24.--The Republican nom
nations were Endorsed by a mass meeting of
the Republicans al Faneuil Hall. General
John b. Tyler presided, assisted by Hon.
Franklin Dexter, and eleven other promi-
nent citizens from all parties a. Vice Presi-
dents. Delegations were present from the
neighboring towns, and the Hall was pack
cd At an early hour.
Thomas q. Elliott, chairman of the mass
delegations 10 PhiladelPhis, gave an ac-
count of the doings Of that convention,
which led to the nomination of Fremont
and Dayton, and eloquent and effective
speeches were made by Judge Hoar, SEN
ator Hadley and others. Resolutions fully
indorsing the nominations were adopted.
A meeting Of those unsble 10 gain admis-
sion to the Hall was orga outside, and
were addressed by several speakers.
CINCINNATI, June "A mass meeting
was held here last evening to ratify the
Republican nomination. 1t il estimated
thai 5000 or 10000 persons were present.
A large procession OF Germans joined the
meeting. Edward B. Msnfled presided.
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.arrrs roE TIE Gh,zETTE.
Tvi.Weekly ami weekly

sn-.ocp ArIcp MEErIsG.-As Tuesdays
- - the Gazette was early exhausted
ss.nsb va printed a large number OF e 4
80. we would inform cur readers that
:. weekly Gazette issued this morning
.,.in. that notice Of the Pro Slavery meet
~ Of Saturday evening
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VIM + Baker, CHRISTIANS, I.
n.yid Rurrs, Lsbanou C, "a.
ssmnsl HstSsld. Philadslphis.
n Torrsy. PhilsdeIphia,
Isnss n Price. Wilminctor. Del.
ycshn. pa. Basyp Rouee. u.
rScn,s. p.ayer. philndsinhia,
rors.t Rnsks ID. M.
1inn Isuernssv %. o
Tsu ~ Msssviiis' ky
pssv Saar I%snc..rsr ps
sstsOsss S 2 or,ss ps,sS.,nS,.s
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Orr THE TRAcK.-The Muscstins Jour-
ma! Of Thursday Gays, that "ths locomotive
Desmoines, with q passenger train at.
tached, ran of the track last evening, about
seven milos from that CITY. The fireman
was seriously though not dangerously in
lured. No other damage OF consequence"
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Cleveland June -.
f. "A fire ,nis morning burned H. N. Gates
elevator and 10000 bushels Of grain loss
Sl0,0 No insurance. Barney Corning
d Co, recruiters, and stock OF ~bighwine..
$4,000, insured fully in Elna. Hartford
Coal and lumber yards slso burned, making
the aggregate los, over $4,000.
Portsmouth, June "a.
An extensive Ere In Temple street des-
troyed large number Of buildings, includ-
ing Temple Street Church, Pasco House,
Mussey's block OF stores, together with ex-
lsnsivS stocks of merchandise.
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p CLOSING SALE

3 CLOSING SALE.
" business We have decided upon
Greaay Reduced Prices,
and after the present season Will devote our at
WhcissaIs Qfg GOODS Business
EXCLUSIVELY.
REAL lA1aAINs
can be had by persons vAe Will close out the ends
Of pieces, 90 70 70 leave Us no remnants.
Our stock which Il veg heavy, comprises In
Lsdiss' Dress 0ssds,
s..s.s, ~
CistIs, C~esss.eres sad Hsstisss,
ssa.sr Wssr fer Mes ssd SsSs,
TSekisSs,
Liasss,
First Glass Dry oeeds Sters.
At sARoAiNs a,tas Well knows store Of
NAV u second 81. above Psrry, D~slssll's Block
store TO Rent.
an Brady st., near the Post once, one Of the best To-
cssions in the city for . retail and wholesale Dry
Goods Hardware or Fancy Store, Aiso
On BRADY st., near the p. o. suitable for ohhees or Gen.
,lsmen's Lodging rooms
n n A perpou living In me premises VINO VIII tAks
care Of the rooms If desirable. Apply 70
No. % Brady ST., near the Post Ones.
9 mo- dn
coFFEkS--75 Bags Rio, LAguAro, lava, MsrscAibt
u and Havana Cofess, ssisctsd sxpressly for 70
SUaARs-64 Bbls white and yellow rsansd Sugar
embracing Coffee 4, I, erushed, povdsrsd an
eranulaisd; also rstnsd Mars SsesT. Thsss su
care are all ofths best quality.
New TEA6-t37 Chests, half chests, Qr Bexss AM
eaddiss Of ell sixss and descriptions Of lsts imports
tons, smbraeing sone oftAs highest aud ansss grade
Of the celebrated "Asyuns" aud "Ptdg 6ooey
srowhs. Thee Green and Black Tsssars decided
q Ans and curious Saops - ever crossed the Nlssas
Nppi, And We can our oolonSe. For
cScpes, soachongs, 0unpowders, impshels "A
Yopsg Hysons, tAr supsriortn fragrance and maxi
70 Ihs esnsrality ofTsss brought West Ashley vs.
selected especially for Family ass and are less
price; We can with confidence invite sxAminAton IN
utal.
Valencia kaisAnS
PLUNs-S Dbis piusd and unpittsd;
PRACHRS-3 do pared, Cprrsnts, bstss, ftSs, 81
mssy ouhsr Fruits, dried and Ereservsd.
SoApS-YAln, CASTLE, Shaving, German u
Chemical Krssivs, Be, Ac togsAss With aiasgs VA
eay al Dasksts, Willow, Rattan and spltnt, Woode
ware, e0ksgs Of Nsils, ~ Rbls FtkA Aaoksrsls Whii
Sslnon and scslsd Herring, 10 0ales > and % sasl
Wheat Sacks and mAny yther artieiss-eu Tor ~
JACOB WEAVER, ia, 4 CO.,
June 10 dv.f hawksye Store.
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RE~movAL.--By reference to advertise
ment It will be seen that the Arm ofHAIaHT
T. SEARS have taken more csmmodious
quarters and better suited 10 their extended
business in Dalzell's block.
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Desirable Property fos sals,

nNE Of The hssss fArns In The county, sll scssa osN
Vs ~ frum Davenport ATS aerss in SsaeA lto ~
cltivssion. lkQ aegss simbsr, living watsr, lAxGs orcAaxe
: ned heass With { rooms, bAxn, sstssldngA 80, 81.
..,aa ASPS yulIus LYrANck
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mtdEiEhg on the blae and n0onlit deep
las ,oDg ans ear Of Adga's soucolier,
b. dislaoes meLic r'd ,oisE The waters sweep"
and though the accessories might not have
been quits SO romantic as those which
charmed bis lordshiP while floating among
the "isles of Greece" we question if the
nuslc he heard wss any sweeter than that
which wa. thrown on our soft and summer
atmosphere, BY the cunning fundamentally
# our accomplished performers, Daven,
port has now as good a band as any of the
western cities, and II reflects much credit
on the members that they have made such
marked proficiency during the few intervals
Lat they have snatched from more u%tiiitsri.
- occupations.
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IL THIS Sc INJUSTICE THE MOST OF IT.
"A communication in the Democrat char
gee US with doing "Mr. Hubbell the grossest
injustice" IN our remarks upon his speech OF
Saturday night The easiest way for us to
10 him Jatlcs, even were we disposed. would
be to publish two commune atoms we have
On hand in respect to him The following
we're the Gazstte's remarks on Hubbell''
spesch:-"Of Hubbell's remarks we have
h~saFd.sno one speak, further, than one high
" me Democratic party, affirmed, that they
sost all their force from the want of charac'
!eT IN the speaker" The community may
Judge II injustice be done him there. 4
may be, however, aud we presume ii was
'ae using of his name in connection with
mat OF little BOWS as a "noble pair Of broth
Hs, 10 which the writer refers,
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Washington, June 80.
Gen. Smith left last evening for Philadel-
phia, but will return in = day or two, when
his Instructions will be completed, and he
will proceed to Kansas immediately. He
supercedes Col. Sumner, from the fast that
he 10 his senior. Col. Sumner, will re
main in command Of q portion Of the
troops.
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xxxrvtA Congress FIRST ssssisn

xxxIvA Csngroes : First EesstoA.
WASHINGTON, June 23d.
SEsATE.-This A. NJ. q resolution ass
passed sppropriaiing $40, 900 for the pur.
chase and restoration OF the British govern
mont ship RssolLte.
HoUse.-Mr. Whitney introduced : bill
Tor the preservation Of peace in Kansas
Rsferre ed To Committee on Territories, after
which the consideration Of the Oregon bill
vas resumed.
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AOrNby r. Millstsa,

I suoy. oorner 81 Malp aud Park Sts., Davenport, 10
va June - SO DIFF
AGAIN I would the attention Of customers 70 me
~ fact that tbs .sEssrsh Of ell e~rssties" " ynsta ~
hand, any one wishing . nice "rig out, fr mai 1Ay
can, By applying early get what they wisnat 6pw'p.
AL6EN,S fAshiensbls Tailoring kstAelsamsnt On
Second ST. Call early.
: Ipne II d Sw koWAAS AhUsN.
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iaE GEsMAss' PosITIoE.-A German
'hsnd has handed us a translation Of the ed
"0r Of Der Democrats remarks on the Pro-
slavery Meeting held on Saturday evening
''N After making brief re ference to the
'PeaEefs on the occasion, DIR. Olshausen
Gays
"Lhslf attack on the Re publicans was
S0nhnet to the accusation that this party
was that Of Know Nothings, whereby PEG
PIE everywhere think to catch the "stupid
ou'ehnsn." Those people are very much
mistaken, who think themselves able to
ahehste the Germans IRON thoss principles
W Shlcs they are deeply Impressed, from
"er lows OF liberty without reference tc
S0Oh'fies nationalities and races, by telling
"sm That among those who defend the sam,
Pnhclpies are some persons who are oppos
~ OF have been opposed, to their e9ua
"ghts' The Germsns will do their dut,
N'A0a' making themselves dependant Oh
SNy party, in case such purity from sslfsi
MOVIES should in the future desert the prin
S'ptas Of freedom. The Germans now or,
numerous and intelligent enough TO act in
"pe"dsnty. We are not dependent spol
any party, and we shall act in political mat
"' according to our oan convictions.
"''e mas been any time when German
.Uulo be gained by childish receptions, sucI
"me hae passed.
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THERMoMETERs.

THERMOMETERS.
VARIOUS sixss, suitable for Stores, Hotsls, D~el
lungs, DC, from rs cents 70 s2,5v each, also
Nathematlcal Instruments.
Fseer's Drawing Pencils, siinumbeu,
Gum Rubber, Gam srsssrs,
drawing paper, small TO extra large sheets,
Pins for artists, Enginesrs, DC.
Horn Centres for &C., &C., al
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. ~ brad, 81, uesr the Pos, Once.
mo u ELI ADAMS & 90.
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4aaAiaa.
nseAxoo1, LAWHs 3 BLAxxNonx,
RANKERS.

AAW1b BkAXG00Bx,
DE1ANA1L1SCs
aud Ds.lsr. IN Yoreiru 9 Domsstio HxsAaaes.
Uncurrsnt Bank Notes, Cola and Silver Coin ,
AND LAND
lrpRcrAL s,,eu,,o. r,ysn 70 ~ soils.sio. Of nsr.
payment free cfcornmission) In GIT drsnA on kas'
| 1rTLand Warrants bought, sold nd ioested. Per
sonal attention given to the purchs - and safe oftown
and country property, and tho sol elton OF lands for
entYy.
VI PSlght Checks On New York, boston. Fhiladsi-
phis, Baltimore, Wsshlugt0nC City. Pttsbufg, Ctnsfn-
natl, Sc. Louis and Chicago, always for sale 10 sums
TO suit purchaser. Also Sterling. French and Ger
mar exchange.
TTGold and Silver Coins bougf { and sold.
TTIms bills on Chicago, st. L. uis and New York
discounted and be siness pspsY Of hort dstss bought
tths lowest rstes.
TPMonsy upon Real Estate " cudhss procured
a.. .%.ll .anission; i. a.oo.,,o. p.ss,
aA.
Aetary Public ana Insurance Agent,
omes BANKING HouseofM cGrsger LawssS Blake.
"
-.
A6AA xsIATk.
pAEaiCqLAR a.tenslon given % ire buying sad
r =. lAshs oi'a
Having complets Abstracts .ftt,Ie.to all land, n
this county and city, We are fully prepared to sxsmios
ra@es and All osserin.ssa meos. ~ : lin ,i,'Se MA . ,no,.
knowlsdgments a. the shortest notice and on The moe
M,GREGoR, LAwEs q BLAKEMoRE.
7E.nSS w