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INSURANCE.


sputhetn Mutual INSURANCE Company
Of Baton Rouge.
fsco,ro'o,ed BY Aet Of Legts'dtnre 81 toniaano
Aprrpred, Mo,ch 12th, 1855
Authorised Capital, sis.s s5tO,hDO, 90,
The Southern Mntnot INSURANCE Co,,,pony
OF Baton Rcrge. have this day commenced
operations. and are prepared to take F,RF
MARINE. and RIVER Risks
Dirertors. ..z.
James " Brown, Leon Bcnnecaze,
John r. Kleinreter, Andrew Malta.
Fetgus Permission, W r. Tunnatd,
los V Durable. Joseph Larguier,
{. q. Mcllsttcn, VIM. s. Pike,
Trustees.
w B Walker, lessee Hart,
r, D. Conrad, s. q. 1rycock,
Chas A. Slack, James N Btunot.
Hcsthene Allain, W. u. Phillips,
Joseph 8. Williams. Thompson Bird,
I T. Nelen Daniel y. Avery,
John A. Dcughe,ty, Samuel NJ Hart,
o WILLIAM s. PIKE, Ptes't.
'ALFpFp SHELTERS, Sec'y
Baton Rouge, ,1an'y. %, 1856. IT,
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rrisettes. Baldeasus Ii Cspr1s
Just received at UUONUR'S.

Dotted and Embroidered SWISS MusttNs;
Checked and Jaepnet Muslins;
Elubroide Il Silk Patterns for BALL DRESSES;
Emhd sfusLINE DRESSES with Flnunces;
PATENT LEATHER II SILK BELTS Of all colours
Black Gace vei's. Bridal Feils
Fire Bridal Wreaths, ard FANS
PAHAsOLS and UMBR elias at
tulvt2-y dbsJ ON(AHs
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TO PLANTERS.

y ~ OIA ~ 818OSe
HALL'S PLOUGHS, Nos. / to 3 with
Ill and without Suffers, @
Assorted Nos OF Subsoil sS
and Flukes, sIzs1
Kings Ploughs---retended bars Nos. 1
to4,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
Ok, Log, Back and Trace Chains,
Ames Il Bowlands best Spades and
Shove's,
Hoes---cast steel and forged, from in.
to 10 in. blade.
Blind b,idles and Cart saddles.
Collars and Hames, for mules and
horses,
Axes, Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any other article generally found
in we'll assorted Hardware store.
jan1sdy} :AEGUTER Il LANOUE,
Cor Lafayette ard Florida SITS
Gold and silver T1slInblCs,
lust received and for sale Try
81 dec1g. THEo. coLpMAns.O
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saw ana Saw blades.

CROSsttfT, Pit, parnel, Rip, lemon,
y Steel and brass back; Butchers, Row,
Webb Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
Spear 4 'ackson's" make, Always on
hand at the Hardware store Of
ian2J-y. LARGulER & LANpuE.
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u. Jcseph's Church.

TIME pEWS of the new Catholic Church
i will be rented out for the ensuing
year 10 the highest bidder, for Cash. ON
Palm Sunday. the 10th day of March next,
A. D., 1886. immediately after service in
said Church
~All Pews sold on said day and not
paid for. within two weeks from The lay
of sale. will be reoilpfed for sale to the
highest bidder. en- Sunday the 30th March,
1855. for non. payment Of the same.
tee.ta-td. r II. Y. BABtN, Sec'v.
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EsOst22O,seM XNlc.

STATE OF LOUlSIANA--Parish OF
East Baton Rouge-Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court--JoHN LEACH, VS.. Rosegr
BEAL.-- No lG71.
DY VIRTUE of writ OF f. ia. issued III
I'D the above, entitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed from the Hon.
Sixth Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish Il state aforesaid; will offer at
public sale, at the Court House door, OF said
Parish, 10 the city of Baton Rouge, OH
S.ATURDAY, The 5A dny Of April nezt,
4. D., 1856, at II o'clocl:, A. NJ, Of said
1ay-all the right, title, interest and claims
of the defendant Robert Beal, IN and "a. the
following property hereinafter set fourth
and described. Surrenleredb y said DE-
PENDANT, and to pay and satisfy the Judge
ment. interest and cost in the aoove emit
led and numbered cause. TO wit
a certain lot of ground, situated ~ thai
part Of the city Of Baton Roegc-ia'j ont
ty A. Gras, and designated Oh the plan
thereofas lot No. in square No. BENG
a corner lot-having front on Levee, or
Water street, of sixty feet BY one hundred
and twenty in depth, on Moth street., to-
ycther with all the buildings ard improve
ments.
Terms OF e.--On crsiit OF twelve
months from the day of sale. The purefas-
er to furnish his bond with approved per
sonal security. bearing five per cent inter
est from the date thereof until paid, ard
srecial mortgage retained on TIE property
sold, until the full and final paymer. Of
said bond aud interest thereon.
marc II. Y BABlA, s'rrif.
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French Window GLASS.

pEcE'vEt per ship "OnrnAs,
l. from New York, an assortment IT window
glass. sby 1os--tOby 70 s--,1v by 1919 by H.;
iG by go by 1910 by A. Also, Pittsburg
"clear' and Waterford Glass, always ON hand
and for sale either by the box or at retail, at
decsJ.y. D. O MONTAN church st.
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sugar or CDt,ton Scales.
nNE LARGE pair Beam Scales, beam,
~ chains, fixtures, complete, for sale at a
bargain at Ijan3O D. G. MOUNTAINS,
Church street.
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Uiwsecsl Oil.

r ARDO'': slrcbn' spts 1'urpintne
IL in store and for sale by Wholesale or
Retail by VILLA NJ BOGEL,
April 16th 1855 Druggist.
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NOftrc.

A Lib persons indebted to me for Store BILLS, viii
n please remember that their accounts were tiu,
on the Arst cf January. and unless hey come r
ward and settle Immediately. vii, be compel led
to place them IN the hands Of a Uolleco or for col
ectton. feoS W. d PHILLIPS.
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GREAT ATTRACTION TO TIE
IL at tCS.-
Fashionable Dress & Mantilla Making.

MISS DUDGEON Il SISTERS, thank
wi full to the Ladies Of East and West
Baton Rouge, for their liberal patronage
beg leave to inform them. that their ar
engagements are such, that they are daily re-
ceiving the New York and Paris Fashions.
They tlatter themselves that their skill in
cutting and fitting is such, as to entirely
obviate the necessity Of ladies sending to
New Orleans. By strict attention to bust
ness, they hope to establish an increased
share Of public patronage.
rResidence on Third Street, one door
from Chusch. jan22-2m
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Josavln's Kid Gloves

1Ouv1n's 1Nlsl Gloves
1 N ASSORTMENT OF Ladies and Gents
IA Black and Colored Kid Gloves. Just re-
ceived ey the undersigned, on the corner
opposite Harvey House
nn22. w. u. PHILLIPS
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sheet Zinc. Lend. &c.
cr0O LBS. Sheet Zinc and Lead,
L1VV Pig and Bar Lead, Block Tin. Brass
Solder, Soldering trohs at the Hardware store OF
jan17-y. LARGU1ER bANouE
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CHOT-250 SACKS assorted Shot For
~ sale by 7. PRhNphReAsr 4 Co.
NOLD, SILVER y GERMAN SILVER
VI speetac|es A very large assortment,
pure Crystal, at Thto. GohpMANs.
A VERY large and fine Music Box, for
n sale. Sufficiently loud to play for a
Cotilicn party in the private parlor, at
isnl7-y. THto GeLpMArN,
1larney House Basement.
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Walking Canes.

lust received by steamship Grenada, n hnarti-
- fu assortment NJ Fancy. Hold and Silver NOUN
ted Walking Canes. some Of wh;,.h are very fine
ana handsome. fnr sale nj the Clothing Emporium.
Of tdee6 W. u. PHILLIPS.
Desirable Property for Sale.
nOt1SE AND LOT situated corner OF
IL Norti, and Lafayette streets. Terms
Low and Liberal. Apply TO
jan3o d. G. MONTAN.
Church street
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lust RECEIVED.
y 9 Baskets Champagne. ats.
2 pts.
$ Cases Claret Of best quality.
40 Gallons best Brandy.
ian 2G II. Y ToML1rsog 4 Co.
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Cheescl Chccse!l
DECEivED per Bella Donna yesterday
IL lot Of fresh Western Cheese
r. HOFFMAN,.
Mar. Sd opposite V. Heude
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Something Worth Reading

rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
i tention Of purchasers to the large adj
di'ions now heing made to their stock,
among whic,, may I've found
An elegan. assortment Or Plated and Japan
ed Walters. In sets and single;
Coffee Urns, with and without drippers:
Gil' Il Ornamental Hall Lamps T. Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, for OIL Spirit
Gas and Camphue;
Gut and Pressed Glass. China Il Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, Otnamented and Common
Coel Holds;
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and A nd :
Irons; with large variety ot
housekeeping articles;
A fine assortment Of Window Shades
Transparent Paper shades Tor Lamps
Glase, Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Cornices
Also. A Fine Assortment of:
Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Tete-a 1e'e, Sets ;
Fancy Cologne and Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
COr 4, q, ~ u, y = Vrese ., -.
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Cur Pins.

4 VERY fine assortment, at moderate
"A prices THFo GoLpMaNN.
- DnZ. Worlf's Aromatic Schpapus
i 4 for sale by J l.. WALLET.
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ror christ m n Presents.

nlRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
- tutes: Mahogany Behsteads; Ward
ub.s; WasLstalnls Bureaus, Tables, re
Gilt and Mahogany feit, Mantles and
Looking Glasses.
1-Call and examine. as our stock is
now complete
deeply. y. PIP ~ ~ to,
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Gold Vest, Fob and Guard Chains.
0F THE latest patterns, at reasonable
~ price, at (dect9.l TMEo. GoLDMANN.
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0rushes! Bruslaesl
Hearth, Marking. Whitewash,
Paint, Dust, common, Horse,
Tar. Dust, Extra, Yankee Shoe,
Essor, Dust. Fancy. Handled Shoe,
6crahs Printers Lye, Long wisps,
Shaving, Wisp, Com. Brooms,
BlAcktng. Popes Head, Deck Scrub,
On Aaal and for sale by, d c. MONrAN,
deco~y. Church u.
ConooE BOOKS and STATIONARY,
- Printing Paper, Playing Cards, for sale
by j. L. viAlxr.
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STEANCoMMusrcArrosw WITH Duhor,

STEAM CoMMUNTCATIoNw WITH 1uhoRE
The large number ofnineteenstsan
ships will leave American pub Sbe
Europe during the present monAh aof
August. Seventeen steamers iAil
leave European ports for AmazicA-
Aliofi these are now advertised eanA
it is highly probable that othsM my
be added during the month ss7no.
ss During the month Of July sixtesn
steamers left America for Europe, Al6
nineteen sailed from Europe 6sl 70
country. Of the latter number elNY1a
have arrived, and eight ars ySeSn
their way. ~ ,..tan,
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RaiiIIlolaosj,... Ill !.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD,
g 9AAa ~ = &

~ ~ lY =
SPRING ADVANCEMENT
nN and alter Monday, a prt I<th, issS, and unit
)fnytls, nptleo.tr ms will leave Rock Island dai
J., Sundays excepted as follows;
lat mai train at 49, 81. b.W a. u
I'd express, stopping only at the principal :,
ttatfeSrs = lU.45 a. H
id hteat express stopping al all stations Si0P. a
<th freight. with I'd class cars a. b.3U A. nd
Trains arrive at Rock leland daily, sundays except
Oh, astoilows:
VI express, ssoppins only At tho priRcipat =,
ststions at 400 r. M
I nall train at n iudo =. ~, ~
tlh ireig at with ed class cafsat > e.45 r. A
Aitrsins yer this road are In direct connection a
Chicago with trains over bothtn Mich southerr
and Michigan Central X. K. TO xnd from detroit O.
ledo. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
4 Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fslis. Albany New YORK
z Philadelphia, Baltimore and W ashtngton Also al
La Sale with trains OF the Illinois Central Road-
nth 20 Galena and south 70 St. Lons and Cairo
which place ticketscan be procured of 8. S. STE
VEINS, Ticket sgt II. n. Depot RI
Passelgsrs reminded OF the necessity OF giving
distinct directions tho dsstnation OF heir bag
x;lge, slse 10 procure tickets before taking theii
seats tho care the conductors collect fares
20 statons on thu limo Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Rsilrosd,n ,ntss3 JOHN u. TRACY, supt.
as W. n. WMTsas, Assr Sup't.
Rock island, Aprit7, 1850. G@AA
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THE transparent ballot bcx, which il
is proposed to submit 70 the e0lp19o-
ton ofNew York city for idop p96slA
the ensuing election, compfiSeoSA
low glass globe, supported on6er -
lars. On the top ofths globe 49,
aperture large enough 10 sdmis y ~
lot, made ia q brass lid fastsne6S ~
q lock to the globe. This osah>
ment euables every vote 10 beooonFao
deposited, and prevents thspeeui1111lB
offslse bottoms. 4i1G sai 10 Ss4 .gal
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n John r. Breckenridge, whe wuun.
ded young Leavenwostk IN . dGeeet
Niagara Fails, where BsoSGs asano
afraid to 60, and who hAd tAseuimolR
to stop awhile after itnin 1(ooiI -,
through which 6tAtet thssaal -
Brooks was afraid 70 tunsal; isaa1D
| one of the editors of, the NJ a.
Delta. Hs-is7slss cousin q ~
BreckentidRss thS eladj6a6 - -
fyi6o HSai1 S6yssim eaI 80 bsysifssk
tlfl ~ 81 e S9A isoa tssj sdi bsaaDo#
Es4taad sac - bsalss saa aaa asdw
.sk Dss s.<SS..s
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GODDSt
At the Great Western Clothing Store.

A@ IL. Isc3we11stotn
no. o, L E CLAIRE Row,
rs In receipt the largest and most complete stceh
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION r.
ever brought this srket which has purchased
in the markers u greatly reduced prices, ane
which he gtii sell s,ssE Eaf gfk. ~ - ~
% 1trenty- FVre per Ctnt. Cheaper -
than any ther snt 10 this section Of
try lie 10 also, addition to his stock Of Clothing
recei wing extensive aud well selecisd stock Of
Gsntlemsnls Furnishing Goods l9i
Of all styles and varieties which be invites atten-
tion His stock has been selected with greai
pressly this market, and al the very owestpricss
In sg4E ~ss
Extent, Variety and Beauty
dis stoox cannot be equailsd IN thisre glen and
ats FRESH FROM The ETMhApRAC1okfaE4
All It's tha the public generally will examine
hfssock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling sais-
who cenffot pe suite quantity qua
Htyant price the ,e~&4S -
4. we Great Western Clothing House.
csnn u DO suite elataoy orhes sssabtishnsnt westei
chcago. .s....
Aug. 81. d IT, ts+ -& ths VI BEtLOWENsTEIN.'
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

|sEyAvING obtained the sgenr 70 the sale of Lil
Il lies Patent Yire and Burglar Proof Safes Bank
Escs, BANK Vault Doors anc Frsmss We are prepar-
Cd 70 furnish q! manufacturers prices cry ol lhese
articles short notice. 'te'1i' tf'-
These Safss all fastsD cd Sith Lille Is Locks Civ
ing u1doIhted security against thieves, perfectly
ffee from dsmyrsss and better IRE proofs than any
olhes esafs made. The bufnisg Of thsm in any bul-
ding esnaet materially pjnre them, and they may be
exehanScdfoHA new one 1t any agency by paying foI
repainting. The vault doors and frames reliable,
esononicai, ,ornsnenta ntaisnd generally usedwhere,hey
The hank Locks have Away fci'ed the burglar and
ell Bank Lock seeking competitors. IS, IS 4lE g#
TIE various tests applied TO these articles by jurors
at ecnanical and agricultural fairs where they have
alWsy. obiainsd ihe arss premiums easablishes the
certainty Of their superiority. Purchasers invited
tocin and examine tbs articles references, eertih
estes, &C., before purchasing.
lThe undessigned are the only agents Rock Is
land lul3s and nsyenpo.t qorsl for the Worlds
Ssfs Company, sfTfoy, N. Y. Orders addreesed 10
either place viii rscetvs promptstsehtion.
CHILD & BAKER,
yfB ayga9@re aa #lEfs Illinois st. Rock Island.
Feb .dtw-ly,t t.ss,s az Second ST. DayelDorl
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.aasn n,vs.$ 1.riOr ss,;eis ID, nom IN. man.
lA~UtJUn6etst1, ~ sn2s uAolssAfs and retail
N d se1l - q AcAk4gs z snxPAERp.
- NJ. 1aaeead, Eesda s41 TlsneVt QN, Oakum
(Vkk. SIssF yssts c;@ePtf HAS Class sns
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lHLfI * UF COOL.
TIME Dsv aupors Ice Co., are now prepare 10 de-
liver Ice daily In large or snal quantities. OF
6ee ) Il Front So, opposite Burrows' Mill,
M N dan ft-- .AHe PECK a MITCHEtl
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ATTORNEY AID COUNSELLOR Ar LAW
Davenport. Ioysa.
+ Onloe on Main Street, opposite Le glGIe5 House.
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The HIsToRIAE,--Wa take the o.
lowing fine passage from the exceuNnt
review of Prescott's Reign Of BAi&p
the Second, by the Rev. Geo. 3. .1l6a,
in the Christian Examiner: : = a7aAI
aHow glorious is the province ,of
the historian! To him, more s,ey6a
than TO the monarch of ,whasa ~
and realm he gives ussc faas1e
brilliant a chronicle, belongs tBHggA
empire. with its wealth and NJ :,
its power and its,resources, and iH4p-
minion over the feelings ofmensa ,]1e
are the subjects OF the histosiaa safls
we read his pages. he e1bend1gR
lives back through the past ~ +
yides, with the prophet Of the ftA
8 sway over the souls of mAn- eg;ysa
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D..5s 80 = N, .J,=sp8,sf. .ell, Ii4t Po-
i,lsy - y Mt. 1s i q 8 ss4@s s. 4 Gay, feary
s,ss,ssS ~ iii ,szsa l4Ee Il t.gsass Ro,.
~ Ez-gay - utF5.a=-l8 4U1a L1sRp1rs' ff'i'
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-TsvTE q -F'7Tyzzz& 94I-4
THE, DAILY sGAZETEk
THE FLAG ON THE 1QUN&A0
PEAK,

On the 18th Of Augpst, o1sAr rQl
onel Fremont, climbed The, hissgf
peak of the Rocky Mountsiqs, tgyR,
ing up 1880 feet, and plsqsod
stars and stripes upon its sumnna
act emblematic Of that glorious
being lifted up by the same b21d 6k
the mire in which it has beSH s6t
diagraced by corrupt politicians, -
placed aloft upon tho Aliest PIN 71l1
Of national dignity and honor, G1y4t
in November next. Ofths& Mako& ~
read the following account il Uk
Fremont's Report ofhis Rocky 4saE
tain Expedition: yiissss
Putting hands and feet in shsess.
ices between the rocks, sacoeedskiA
getting over it, and, when / reis11d
the top, found my companises = Q
small valley below. Dsscsadi1gil1D
them. we continued climhnG, a6oin
short time reached The sczsGE "A
sprang upon the summif, and aaela@
step would have precipitste4 m -
a snow field 500 feet below, 4oeAp
edge Of this field was . sheerjcy -
pice, and then, with . gradual
the field sloped off for about : mil, :,
until it struck the foot Of another IN.
er ridge, stood on q narrow CT
about three feet in width, with Il II
clination ofabout 20. degrees N. ~
deg. E. As soon as I had g1 =
the first feelings Of curiosity, / di69ae-
ded and each man ascended 1ifh
'tnrn, for I would only allow one M
time TO mount the unstable auA -
carious slab, which it seemed D ee1a1A
would hurl into the abyss below isavls
mounted the barometer in thOsksW
on the summit, and fixing o Snms1a
in the crevice, unFuRLRn prm7 Ma
TIONAL FLAG. 70 wAvsueu ~
BREEZE WHERE NBvEe FLAG xANA~
FoREin s ssrr .-sy, adi Il, no;,n,i
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Clothing.

A. CAsTEEL Il CO. s
yISAk Il this ppportuuityto inform the pnblic ths
l. they have received at theif Store, the larges
Stock of --ss'-i1 ? - y - CAVES.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings,
which has ever been Jfought TO this market. Tho
GOODS which offer 10 the spscton Of the citizens
ofthis town surpass in design and finish, anything
that be offered them this side ofNew York. being
selected with the greatest aud from the most
tensinc houses In tho Eastern markets, and with 8
view to satisfy tn tastes OF all our customers.
We have also full and complete assortment oi
the latest and most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt tbs ruosi desirable 70 be
found in this city. Among which ari Gents shirts,
Cndersnirts, Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders,
Hose, IS .----------r--rs.--<-
Particaigr attention viii be psid, as heretotore 70
the making up OF garments 10 style unsurpassed By
any srniar estabiish hment.
Full 1ita fnade on shariest notice, and warranted
10 suit. s..s-- es sssa. .rts 60 s1is
Thank fal for the bestOwaiofpast liberal isyors Of
the public, We take pleasure In pledging renewed
fdety, and solicit snare Of the ubtfc patronage.
ApI 23 d-u a. CASTEEL * CO.
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.Gi LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
GOD sd - al - AID aIsn4Gas Gfat -
H - @ In 4 N - 0.h oP :.

kNE. DONAHUK, sases ssor ta Aess "a Ls ciaire6
Ils Davenport; having pn Echased the hboye prem
ssss d hew pfepsred 10 MsnaActnrs efNfJ - =
Eoilsto STEAM sEMGINESs /
otthe various kinds suitable % the wants Of
Try. AIsoy yCAsTIE6s,fo for all ofthe dferentyerie-
ties q Iipgs apd saaftnss of all desrptisas
House Work Of the Latest styles, !
E8pS Sils, Bsakkets, Cofunns, eie., slvays Oh
\ I 49, 4,y hand, ard InakS}t 30 order. gsssfI,ss T
cennseted sish me above Is Forging Shop, an
deIshe disectlon a men ot superior skill; ylaaI3
2abbA Metal aiEHy sen hand. l.aIa ttG slGI0
", stock of Patterns FER Machinery, Building and
0rAaIie ntsl purposes, ID rpasse by any similar
Establshme nj in the, ,Weat. -...,.s. ID, .ss.,s.
Repaising done a The shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash 9. shtunes psid for Old Iron and
Corner Of Front and Scott sn,, Dayenpsrt, Iowa,
Mch2l d.wH sA4s6@kt'A !3 NJ. D0sAHUR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-08

d A joint stock company has bssn or-
ganized in Paris, to facilitate -
ling. The Directors state thsf ay-
ing found by experience that HoSs
speculation on q large scale only .
succeed, they are desirsus Of e3t-
ing the associative principle to 2Q6Q
capitalists, clerks, trsdesmen, rid111A
&c. They represent that during -
last Eve months they have diStxa6el
among their shareholdersthe enofiaeos
dividends of27 per cent eve- as6
above 8 per cent fer expenses oAN1n-
agement. They propose incS1g
their capital from 4,O00. .oQM III 8
900, ,000f by the isue Of shares a y
each, so that now is the time. s. =
believe them, TO realize greA ~
with no labor or risk, t -.~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-08
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HATS AND CAPS
- Rn, 80 p = - -

Wool y. EE4F r5aa sase
Plushand Cloth Caps. g slas1t
These good am prepared 70 sell al PRICES as Low
as the same q qualify can be bought slsewhere.3-
would oifer my thanks 10 old customers. but
trust they gel their moneys worth and care nothin!
about my fkaaks. Su ufiee IL to say am pleased Il
see them at any time. ask parsie ular sttentiono
persons purchasing at WAotsseis,1to my geods, be
lieving can do better by the IA than they can do ~
ordering goods at the East. AS sB'
CAIland see at RDWARD ALDEN's, oppoaiof
Le Claire Row. NIsu Sept6, l65j-