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CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

Hartford, Conn.
Ix,os roR .rEp NJ rHk SyAys or cosNrcTloer
$500 900 CAPITAL.
MarH LARsH AND INcagAsiNu SURPLUS RycsIrrs.
Securely nyested under the sai elton aud approval
OF the Comptroller OF Public aecountA
u sIRE Insurance is truly = Savings EanS for the
III Widow and the Orphan.
The rich and the poor may avail themselves Of ils
bensats. No man - Too poor 10 Insure his Family
from want sflcr his death.
A person thirty years Of age, by saving ave eents
day, secure Que Thousand Dollarsfof his Fam J.
lily NJ his death.
Husbands and Fathers, why do YOU delay secari ng
4 compe tcnse 10 your families sitter your deaths
Young k.en are yos DESTROYS Of getting credit
Insure your lives.
Young Men have you made pro sion FOR Your de-
ellning years. IL not insure your lvesf
Creditors, why hazard the loss of deb, by dsath'
Insure Il G lite of your debtor
To Aii--Hsvc you made such provision for those
aear and Gear to you, As You would wish YOU had
done, were you 10 die, this night, II you have not,
proerastinxte no losgsr, life Is uncertain
Pamphlets explanatory furnished BY Agehts,grahs.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES {. WALkLEy, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
Jno l.. RuDce, v. Preg, b. ID. DicEerman,Gi. aSt.
DIRECTORS:
Alfred Gill, Daniel Philips,
John l. Buucs Roswell Blodget,
John A. Butler, h. ID. Dickermah,
Noah Wheaton, Samuel Colt,
Nelson Hollis.er, James e Naikley.
S. B. Berssford, Nj. d.; Consulting PLY SIC ian.
JOHN N, ADLER, NJ. o., Medical Examiner.
Appiieai .ons received by HENRY Y. StAfMA A..
kkR, Agent, iiavenport. ecsS'du
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Dry Lumber.

I>RoM 100000 70 800 900 feet OF Lumber at Dor
man * Co . old yard, cor Scott and Fourth sis il,
one square west OF 'es Davis Planning Mil, near
~ opposite the Court HOUSE. The ubscribefs have
hand the largest and best assortment Of Seasoned
steam sawed Pine Lumber 10 be found in this market
We Keep constantly on hand Dressed and Undressed
Flooring, Siding. Fencing, IL and Inch clear stuff
Xiv ed and Shaved Shingles, Lath and s other vGfe
lie. Of Pine Lumber which orsr asiow as any 9th
er Yard In this city.
t-dyt J FOSTER q CO.
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Attention Farmers.

WYE have }usi received lew more OF Sanford !,
w Patent straw Cutters, which ~e onsr for sale
ocs ge-dw,f ~ st,s"C VS. X PsETTYNAs.
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KesssOrNl.
WILSON g. HARLEY

HAvE removed their Grocery Store 10 ~, I,
Ii elAire's new building, doors below the p..
Once where they have greatly ena ~ ed their ,,oet
they would rstarn th.ir customers their since
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on ttsn
and respectfully solieita cohtihuAne. o. The SANE
Davenport, Nov -, ,55.dkwtf
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Notice,

Notice.
DOCK Island Bank has made arrangements 10 use
III q limited amount OF the notes of '.The Manufac
luTers and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, Geor
and the viii be received on deposit or In pay.
mentf0r Lxehango or Coin, on The same te rms o. the
issues Of the solvent Banks of Virginia, Kentucky
Ohio or Indiana. NJ. u. OSBORN. Pres'l
X. Island Junel3 dSwn. 5. II. MANN, Cashier
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NEW YORK HARHEss sTo1f

Davenport Nay 18th Il -54--strw-t'
TANNERS! SAW AND GRIsr MILL MEN
The Best kiii ever offered to the Public 10
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
ayHicH has taken the Frat Premium al all the
w STATE dsdtCssHts Fairs where u has been ex
hgtted aBd G0ta Metal at the ssaer,eaR Iwstttste,
s. Y City. This truly excellent Mill, celebrated
alise for simplicity durability aud practicabiiity
patented Jahy. ~, lass. sandi uBriyaed The large
humber Of these nis sold, and their increasing de-
aaHd I0rcibly declare their merit toysr 1900 his wing
bees SOLD 10 Ihe last SIX nonthsl They are adnira
BIZ ada pied for grinding Corn. Oats. Wheat, Barley
Corn % the .'tr. spices Se. with rapidiiy and per
fect0H gHEnown before
40 tiIl griuds from 10 bus. OF meal, or 10 TO
Is bus Of feed per hoat with from 20 horses and
other Nos. u pr0poriiODsts amount. They be
propelled by horse. steam Or ~ateT power, aud are
W u adapted to irregular motion, hrnee nts trfigg
eo.t they can be attached TO any SAN niiti.
MEAL sEIyEs are attached TO the SO mile thus
deriBg them the only truly practicable mill farmer
ca Il have.
References can be given where these mills have
been Ia 10 months without eitssr receiving or
ae ediug dressing, aud likewise where they were in
troauced four months ago for grinding iroH oar.
AZ established fact that all mills using knives
esr fesd' but BeYer grind msst" and that sil corn
ana cob CT only crack the corn and cob, and
Thai neither reduce the feed to desired nnenes.
70 be used viii proni. baithe
FELTON, MILL,
without knives and with grinding surfaces so hard
t. Il sered steel will net sreetit, la paGle OF gnd
ing 10 any degree Of nDeness and ofreduehg cob 20
I'M. d. nss. Of meal. These fscts justify Us la
ran tiay these mills 10 give -niire sStisfzeion.
20, further Information and mills and nsLI apply
70 NICHOLS, LOOMS Co, Once LIZ Lislre
House. Davenport, Iowa, OF Box eos =. o.
dec 81 .dwJ
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'Wfoferifs.
w lis On 4 H riley,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
POST OFFICE pTIIT nINC

"n0ieSaic and Retail Gr0eerS.
POST OFFICE BUILDING
Teas! !, o,,s Teas! Teas;
100 .a nhs ,rSm 70 60 ibs. 10 .al. 7.mIle,
wv y s'aes I w II. ssoSSgs Z Is s. s; ~
IN. ra.,a :. % IS r.. a IA ls.'s
~ 100 boxes quart, yah and s dslI ira issii
WILSON, & HARIFy
A ~, Ra,imo ~. e. sra.s Peaches 10 cans
wIis'tosSs' q =. u saGls....
lsO boxes Palm Soap: :" hAhLhY
O sos1 20 boxes of ''an'paroS! ssass, v.r.x.,ss
A large assortment of Tobacco and C,hh!A ALEf,
hi, v,os,,,. WILSON . RrsssLsy
5O . Dbl. n o. $. II aud syrup a,ol.. seq.
50 hf bbls. :. = =.
50 10 gall. kegs g
WILSON & HAkky
~ bbls Of rime Rec. new crop;
~ o5 boxes Of Mould cAlaies;
~ boxes Of Star Candles
IS and boxes {.
WILSON & HaRlky
0Sn do1tu mblefs at whoiesule.
zCO WILSON i HAELky
lOji IL No Clarified aud Sugar
IA dox Buckets; ""nihi.
M 30 dor Tubs assd sizes.
On doz Bed Cords;
Nv 10 bales Rope.
WILSON d HARLbY Pa
"A Peaches; 1'
fun assortment Of spice, 2an,- Cansu,, a.,
Cooking kasins; a"'
20 sacks of Coffee;
100 bbls Winter Apples.
WILSON d A,EIEy
III boxes Essence Of Coffee;
Is boscs Pearl Starch.
lother Goods connected with the b.slns, ~, 4,
We will sell at Wholesale or retati nj 49, '
| advance en- cost ~ '"Ai'
WILSON q HARLEY.
brady at, doors beioS Post ue
Davenport.
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9fwflrp,lM.

NOW OPENED
Large Stock OF
Fine Watches, .ieNeiry AMI
xr<s1Aoy fGoodS'
BILLIONS OLD STAND,
No 8 10 Claire Row.
To which the attention of The
PUBLIC
IS parteatris iasted,
oet6 dIf
An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENsE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND jEWELRf
Al HousEL,s, M. liz CLAIRE ROW.
r HAvE lust returned from New hork wi,h lhe
largest ana b., siocE 6. nne Watches ana 5s"eii!
aver Before offered IL. this market, haNe soi"
Watches from s2eto SECS Silver do from - !" soV'
Gold chains from s. 10 $50. Rfaesrr IA TWO ot's'"
asOOO Breast Pins from &ito So.
would call particular attention tn my s'oes -
dies, Watches which embraces fal Naf'st u ta1i
Hnntns and Enamel0i cases, and th'hh 'S"h s"i'
the most fastldieas. ,Y,.h.. ~ .
In short my whole stock II clocks, Matches 80"
airy silver and Plated ware is feif aud eopsett Ahe
nuen larger than has ever becA brought y" thl5 mar
ket ard / wills1li wholesale oFrelalt alptteAtea
will defy ali competition. ,t,
Rapairi ss doiie as usUal II shoft ho'lce
Nov. 18th, Is 4.
Table Cutlery by Express
ENRON The Mandatory at Cows, Ai9ssa ha,ets
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UNITED STATES
Exp ess Company.
CAPITAL. 100000 DOLLARS.

VIII Give Special Attention to the TraDsms sion Of
Coin, Bank hotes, Goods nd Packages and the
Collection Of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
BETWEEN
NRW-YORk, BUFFALO, DuNklRk ,CLEYEIASD
Cincinnati Chicago, ~. Louie, Roek leland and In
t-rmedistr cities and towns.
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
Connects With the American Express Company 81
Buffalo, cleveland Il Chicago,
AND WITH
WELLS, FARGO a. Cos. CALIFORNIA AND
EUROPEAN ExPREss.
IL r he particular and order Goods s'By the United
States Express Compsly.rL u
GENERAL offiC kS.-e2 Broaawsy, Sew-York-
CorneI ofWestSehecu aud Pearl sts, Buffalo, n. Y 4.
HULL Il PARISH, AsI-,
Jan24 Front ST., Davenport, Iowa.
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pennsyiyuaia HaiIrond.

Three Daily Through Trains betw cen PHILADELPHIA
aud Pittsburgh He MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia tor PittsbGTgat II A. NJ !. and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia ait A. NJ. The fast line
leaye ihIadelI hiaatIP u. NJ. and Pitt bu TX for Phil
adelphia al p. NJ. TIE NIGHT hXpRksS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al II T. NJ. and
Pittsburgh for fhiladeipha at II y. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 ana ram 81, Louis Mo-, Alton, Gslena
and Chicago, Ill Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, Ky; Terre Haate, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
foHtiHs, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zaness lille, Massilon and Wooster, Ohio; also in
the steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans
ST Louis. LOUSY ilie and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be- had to frem either of tn.
above places.
For further particulars see handbils at the differ
starting points. Passengers from the West III
ind this the shortest and most eapsdiious
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phils.
j. AEShIMEN, Agent Pas sc niger Lines, Pitts.
PAiia. Nov Cd SIS div
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10000 Acres of Choice Land
IsoR sale on liberal ia io. suit Ia scott
II CHutOn and P0wes counties. Apply 10
JULIUS LffiNCE.
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Great Excitement In the Fruit Trade!
TIVE undersigned are prepared to sell Apples and
other fruit a. the lowest figures, and deliver free
Of charge. Families wishing nice fruit for winter use
are invited 10 call leave their orders.
Sept ls-dr HULL 4 PARISH.
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FRUITS, &C.

A FRESH lot Of Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, Ctuais,
"a sc, just received BY
Dee 29dif NJ H. HElpFSHEIvlp
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n
N. II. HElDENHElMER,
wholesale and Retail Grocery and ProvisiSr
Store.
Seond 81, doors tsfoo Brady. North side
I HAVE Jast received and am Opening one Of N,
4 largest and best selected stocks of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought 10 this market 10 which inyits
the attention Of country merchants and the pu bli. n
general, TO whom onsl he above q, greatly reduced
puees.
.at aud see isr !oarssiyr, before purchasing el.s
where. dec ~ AZ,
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DRY LUnBRR.

II HAVE now 90 Ia ID any qusIity OF The best
Il Big hull T. um Der,
WARRSSTED TH0KoUGHLY KIN DRIED.
Having purchased several large Wisconsin Rats
aud suppl led dencie nees from the Chicago Yards,
nov general assortment OF all Kin OF Lumber
hand. Also Pine SHINGLES. PaiiRgs, Josis, stud
ding, Sash, PursiBg for Brick Houses, Lath, DC.
II r Office north Of The Smiths shop, as YOU enter
the atty BY the Camden road.
Rock Island, Sept Ir.du BENZ. d. WALSH.
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BIRD CAGES.
A SPLENDID assorlme nj OF plain md fancy Japan.
~ ned bird Cages, OF all szss, quality aid price,.
At WhoIesa snd Retail.
McMASUs q SHEPHERD,
July 20 Corner Second AID Main
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CHEEEE! CHEFgE

4 LARGE lot p Time Western Reserve Just rec civ.
~ ed and for sale low, by the lot orat retail by
Jan 90 ALVORD & VAN PATTEN,
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NO TICE.
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
THEsubscribers are CONSTANT making variety Of
Printing and Wrapping Papers At thsirNillia Mo-
line, and willpa Cash for any reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton o. linenrsgs. ourtrxveHngagent,
A. o. Churchill will cali ON the Mercbsnn through
centralIowa and pay them in cash pare! for their
rags. WHEELoCK FERGUS.
Moline, June 30th 1884.
ISL0UR Backwhest and Corn Neal for sale In
j. Sa eks and Bbls at the Hawksye Store by
Feb6 JACOB WEAVER, JR. 4 co.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ go - - =


~ - d
The great Grrtfal Route, connecting the A. lanle
cities atth the Western, Northwestern, ana Seuth.
western States, by lnuous Rail az direct This
tssmers to all psrls the Northwestern lAEes;
King The most direct cheapest and rHEsSit route by
which Freight can be forwarded 10 aud from The
Great West.
Rntss between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First lass - Boots ,shoes, Dry, o. a 100 /.
Goods {. n h"A..y FGEs, Feathers, &e.i ~ NV
second CLASS. -.B0oi o. Station.
sry, BEy Goods 90 6alss) Drugs and * n,oo.
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, " DOL
Dc.
Ihira cIass.--Anrils, Ragging,,
Bacon, Pors i'm hulk Cast steei,f CSC e 100 y
Sole Leather tn bundles oehrc, Se.1
Fourth tAass..-Cole", Fish, ban
con d Pork (packed1 L2TUA Lard OH Soc 3 100 n.
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, coda ash, de.o
FLuI r. 81 per barre! Until further notice.
GkAtA--5D cts. per aD1 Il s nntii for lher notice
I0IIoN-s2 per bale, not exceeding $40 lbs,
vel ht antIlfuther notice.
II PIN shippin Goods from any point east Phil
adelpha, be particular 10 mark packages saH
syiraEta Raiir0ad.n al goois consigned 10 tho
geGis far this Road at Phil phia OF Pisburg viii
be forwarded wiIhontdetentIon.
FHEisHr AaENTs Harrs, Normiy s. Co., Mem
phs, Tenn, II. T. Sass Co, ST. Louis, \. Mitch
eli d sen, Evansville, lad; Damesnh, Bell & Bar
dock, and Carter 81 Jeweu, Louisville ,Ky;R. & Mil
y CO., Cincinnati; y. ". Graham * Co., ZaLesyilif
o.; LeeCh &; Co, - kllbs ST. boston Lseea & Co
: Aston House, n, orb; " ~ All 1t. and Batter
Place, New York; l.. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
graw 4 koons, Baltimore, Geo. G. Fronciscus, PiEs
burg.
H'H. HOUSTON, asasrai ErsigAf 1gsHt, PAila
n. J. E0MBAEkT, SKPf. Altoona, Pa.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERIES

lshE subscriber has opened large and choice ~
soumenI sf Family Groceries, at The "CHECk
EREDsToRE,n
Front s. nearly opposite the Mills.
a fer doors Aslee Blrrsxs trsfy~s's
Where sirli always have on hand . iuii supplI q
all snsh articles ~ sveD family needs viz:
n U. sugar flsh OF eli kincG;
tianhed Bacon, ANS and sLoulasn
Crasaed :" Picked Foik. Lara
s.h. d U, Mol Choice Flour;
syraPi Corn Mesii
Coteo am Teas, Potatoes,
Pepper On! Spice; Tried Fruit,
Ssils and Glass; " OGDEN Ware;
stone NsEe; White Lead;
Oh and Tsrpentinei soap and Candies starsL;
Ano mani other articles too me nuon al
o. winch III be ssd Tor ready pay attLe prices
viii slso purchase all kinds OF Country Produces,
Butler, Egss foaItr, Wheat, Corn, Oats etc etc
Map 2tdu DASil A. BU Knows,
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You will catch Cold
Keen Yonr Feet Dry and Warm I,

WITH those thin Boots IN this cold weather; ~
/" sourselfs pair adapted 10 the asssoD al la
Eippire store lseeIsl MOORE BROWNS,
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nv getting o pair OF niee kabDsr Over Shoes
Is Empire store MOORE = BROWN
dsel4-du
LADIES Ae.i gaitsrs made q order
1 ~. 4 b.
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LAHD WARRANTS

+ Fen Is cHuBr gso BARROW . co.
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Il. 5. WEBB 4 CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
China. Glass AND Queensware.

II, HE und ignei would again call NE aiieh.ioh
oftheir friends and of the couLtry dealers gene
rail-, ~ lher very large and we'll selected Atoek OF
good. Ia ,heir line hieh thoy now have IA STORE
Theirstock consists Of all the variet % OF
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FINIspRD BRASS WORK

A Ill kinds, yiSE ! i"rts, Try. Cocks Steam WINS
n ties, OH G. d. .lobe Wives, &q.-at fgrb
Works, Chicago. ~
Dec I5-dwtI " GATES Ta
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NE w FIRM.

eV n ~ II II AkeNs
Al THE
Empire Boot and Shoe Store,
Brady, ThIIS Door Below Third Street.
THE naaersigaed having purchased aud made al
i ditlonsI 10 Inc sises Formerly csnedbt
Measrs Potter Phillips,
Would tpvite all fornls pstrohs Of thai hrm IN
ofarliclss in theifiipe 10 faYorl them /. al CALI
Mr. Bstterheld
Remains with then and will give hls hiead."ns'r
~ heretofore. MOORE & BROWN.
NIB. rsreular attention YiFento making Gegts'
French Cafand Patent leather Boots
Dee fth du MAE
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

VIII TIL. o ss sss7 pRs sha3oT G 9FG
& camPe, scas2 aps1son Ms:a-s Faey JuTey
As 'S sse %:SyS Ha5s:n.oao kes:Se Ss as5
ey Sco HIDES ae psiries 81 Seer
skins RGhen psnns:, SeoI 9ges Pelres Bqdecke Sco
col bale ndse bS do May, Eahoo &co-sundres
Total 914 baes cotton,
sy5n S:G So S!to H Sssvlg J sy
B:oyh se + wsss; b:sdy 14" d
HGs Isab ysd ft c sRinw sSA 5 Nskss
% 6~sa f 5oNss 5 Scs5n W ssS RsSsss
1co-l4 Byrne yaase &cg-i$ campbell s:ong@lo Dsyis
- Iarde SeoS snsiss Sc9-s i Ste3srs SEQ O.
Mha ae
eowes &co-l do Reagtll obsrts TerrTota 1879 bales
cotton
MoBILE-saamer Cuha-l nsee samples Is plows Is pkges
ngies q bales Rngcy Blair &eo5o Do osnabFGs
i II Love .veo-lches mdse " Sweet pkge do Lowe (
Hson-2 DO samples bi iron and sundres TO Gedacs and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hays--2oo bbls lard oglesby &
s 5 g Do 70 Sp go si p? Fs we ss DC
sead horses and mules Anderson Me;ea28 bales cotton
tiTeawooi $500 Do Davis enkins deo4s Do Mex
~ 81 Ei" s Sa ss f4'Sn 9sE
hams bear G5 wild turkeys to order-To.al 1893 bales
ca a5s 2Ss s Ns9S
$ F.G7 &s 9} RI Je959i eG R B4ssn
sS s:s sn @a ;S;
Estln Nco26 Henderson 4 Pealc-22 fiamlcE2 Mien-
berger .tco-3 Wycte kco-l2 Williams Phillips Tco-1l
McMaho1-ID o Nelson &coD Hugely, Blair .yco-7 do
PurVis Gladden. Hco- Perkins tco-3 frelen Stevenson &co
] Ward Saunders It IIun,-Total l-4l bales cotton.
COAST-sesmer 0phcal5 bids sugar s. ibis noasses IS
bales MontgoneTy56 bls rlUasSes de Eglna;
Il do Gourdain-lOJ do Degeos, Dnrye &co-T do bl
sugar Deneg-e-9 hhs sugar 4g1 hf bbis moasses Oil
vier-2S lhds sugar Beuigny Ganeheau-Tota " hh1s
sugar 1853 bts I1olasses 10 hi do.
CA1EO-Steauer Higfiyer-G.S0 SKIS iorre, Gayle &
ct-I327 Michel dc0-lO0 Mc(iinn-7l Wr Soery &co
go Voohics Crrgs &co6 do u do oas Twichel &co-3
is aour Turncr-99 do q " Shaw co-99 do whisky james
uruha,,-lJ G Jack-i5 do do Madegar &co-6 de
do 10 do butter l9 ins do 50 bXs cheese L Dosor
l. So lard IS bills do John Hurley &coll sugar kettle
Lavebeau-a half bbs butter l. bbls do Is kegs do Z
lard laic 81 hams bb S. cheese 100 d.
candles Wr:h kco-0s half bhls butter 90 irkns do A.
Grief &co-l2 do = hi hbs do Adanssund!ies TO order
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELoUsAS AND GREAT WESTERs
R4ILROAn-l4 ilGs Is bbs molasses Hall. Rodd
Itnarn6G hhds sugar lauye NcCal-s4 do q bolS nola
Iobit Charpenter-j hls Darby Tremoule-40 Il
Tocano Tayor-3S jackson Sco-o hhds sugar Trocl@i
aS!elG & Sabater-0 Hewitt Norton kco-3O do S bl
nolases Edward Shift tco-l0 bales moss 4 Lum-Tota %
/ hllts sugar 2le bbls molasses.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHER,
RAILROADS. bales Anderson Il MetcalfS Carroll
PcEa-d Eco-l- Payne & HARRISON n Eube.s tcolQ,
81 feet nInler John Clark do Bacl-Tota 81 bale
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Perseverance, Talbot from Indanoa and Galveston
to Harris Morgan-lSt district
Ship Martha Wtnorc Whmore from Liverpool 10th JAM 70
naster-3d district A.
Ship Frank Pierce Leach Liverpool 9Th January,
Whitney &co-2d district &c.
Ship Arthur, tyiO Bacman, from Liverpool 9Th January, 10
EoElon, Rankin ScO-3d district a.
Brig Jno Gettngs Trenis days from Havana, to Fernan
dez &co-2d district 70.
Brig Lady Seymour, r Shaw, from Cienfuegns Cuba 18th
February, to Vim Burgess &co-2d district II.
schr Jane Ezabh Pittfed, days from Punta Rosa Fla
to MASTERED district.
Schr Diana. from Covington-Easin
Schr Isabella, Randall, from I'earngtol-isasin
Schr John Roa1e, Sckney, days from Tampa Bay-Basn
Schr Acope Fernandes from Mobile, master-Ban.
Srhr FRser, Koek, from Pearl Giyer-Basin
Schr Dephne, Gosmar frem Pearl River-Bnsn.
Schr pclphinc No 2 from Bay St I.ouis-I,asD,
Schr Mary from Pearl River-Basin
Schr Eolo, from Bay st Iouis-Basin
Schr Mary Margaret from Bay St Louis B"sn
STEAMBOATS,.
Planter Phelps from Iefore
C Hays Gibbes from White River.
AuawaD Windsor, from Little Rock.
Cuba Heirn from Mobile.
Alabama Perry, from Minaen.
Ophelia. Dimitry from Coast
IIighhyer Wright, from Cairo.
Towboat H Ivy, Whteman from the Passes-went down
lght-brought up ships Frank Pierce and Arthur
the Dist inst ships Otseonthe and Sea Flower
brought up briggs Ceilings and Lady Seymour, anc
schrs Jane Elizabeth and Tom Hix
ToEboa Anglo Hopper from the Passestowed dowT
and to the 2lst inst barkS Bomarsund and Mary
Susan-bronght up ship Martha Whi1moEe.
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~ me directed by the honoraIe the second District Court Of
Ra's sas'isa 5s kosdf r. etS
NIL ia, n + Sslsek '' w. M ,D> ,e
M LIT Of sars sua,sd in the Fs nstEG
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The lsh January ISL and deposited in !e Office Bondou
so on pf sres By IS se
lines Ill dept! between parallel lines A.. !, .
loe,He VIII! me buildings ana Improvements lnefeoh 9eie
No 20 lchoutouas street. WHICH buildings consist OF three
story orck store with o"coy N front wo'story brick Kitten
en- containing lce rooms ana one pantry water WORKS. the
yard is Tagged. ,.,. .
Togee so with one hundred and hlrtywo (so2 shaGes OF
Inc l5tis bank stock a''sehea 70 salo properly.
seized IN the above snlt -
Terms AND CuNlllioNSrIEe purchaser TO furnish ;
l stock note for the sum four thousand three hundred
and seventy one dollars payable on the LIST day o. jam
a le5 or renewable according 10 charter OF tile citizens
Bnk
q contribution bond ior the sum OF two hundred and
eighty two dollars s payable IN two instruments OF Sal each
on the LIST day OF May 1886 and 1851 respectively each OF sd
talnents to bear per cent interest per annln from maturity
III PAD, ana the balance OF me Frce cash -.
The purchaser 70 assume all the obligations and responsible
hes Of stockhoder resulting from me Charter and the laws