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The Placer herald., 1856-02-23
WM. II. KREIGER, Sec.

STATE PRIsoN ExpENsEs.-A report to the
Legislature, made by the State Prison Direc-
tors, gives the expenditures for the food of
the prisoners and officers of the State Prison,
for the clothing of the prisoners, and for the
salary of the officers during the month of
January, at Sl6,036 in all. Of this SSH
was for salaries, 81, ,250 for clothing, and
$7,274 for provisions. This is doing very
we'll for Know-Nothing government.
New Y YoRK EDuoRs.-Of the nominal ed
itors of the three leading dalies- Times,
Tribune and Herald, not one of them writes
an editorial syllable. Bennett, of the Herald,
is luxuriating in the destinations Of Partisan
society, leaving his ,fdas ochates, Fred. Hud-
son. in supreme control. Horace Greely is
in Washington, and probably has not written
letter for year. Charles A. Dana is the
actual editor of the paper. Mr.. Raymond,
of the Times, is also engaged in outside
schemes, pipe-laying and lecturing, and Char
les +. Briggs, formerly editor Of Putnam's
Magazine, is the redoctuer IN chief of that in
suflerably egotstical, but admirably made up
paper This journal has, since Mr. b. as
sumed the editorial control, increased its
circulation more than eleven thousand copies
beyond that of the Tribune, which is much
its senior, and conducted at twice the expense
of the Times.
Lee & Marshall's hippodromo opened at
Sacramento Oh Monday last
The Placer herald., 1856-02-23
CUTTING.

FHVlIE undersigned are prepared to erect n
Il fire proof buildings of stone in sub a 6,
stantial and durable manner, and on rea- w
sonable terms. JACOB GIBSON d BROS.
Refers to the following gentlemen residing in
Auburn: II. T. Holmes, VIM. 7. Henson, Robert
G0rden, and Tabb Mitchell.
Auburn, Feb 23 1886 nv
The Placer herald., 1856-02-23

a Pioneer Association is about to be form
ed at Stockton.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-23
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

According to previous notice. published in the
Placer Herald. the Democratic Central Committee
met in Auburn, Thursday. January 3lst, lS56.-
The following members Ga quorum,) being present
Messrs. Wakup, Myres. Fitzsmmons, Hill. Starr
(proxy for Davis.) and Mitchell (proXy for Olden.)
the Chairman called the Committee to order.
The minutes of the last meeting of the commit
tee. held July 25th, 1855, were read and approx
cd.
Mr.. Myres offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That Democratic County Conycn-
ton is hereby called to assemble at Auburn. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1856, for the
purpose of citing delegates to. attend the State
Convention to be held at Sacramento on the 9th
of March next, to select delegates to represent the
democracy of California in the next National Con
vention at Cincinnati to nominate candidates for
President and Vice President of the United States
Mr. Mitchell submitted the following resolutions
to the committee, which were adopted;
RESOLVED That the democracy OF the county
are requested TO meet in their respective precincts
on SATURDAY, February 10th, inst, and elect
delegates to the county convention to be held III
Auburn on the following Saturday.
RESOLVED, That each precinct will be entitled
in the county convention to the following repre-
sentaton, which is in accordance with the appor-
tionment adopted by the last annual county con-
vention:
TO,cnship No. /.
Desert Road Beal's Bar
Dry Greek Carrolton 4
Gait House Dotan's Bar
To,cnShip No. 2.
Cox's Ranch 2 Gold Hill
Newtown 2Ophir
Gray's Ranch 2
Tornship Nos
Manhattan Bar Wells Precinct
Rattlesnakc Christian Valley
Auburn
To,cnship No. 4.
Bradshaw's Bar Dutch Flat
Lisbon Mountain Springs
Oregon Bar 2 Shelving Rock
Barnes Bar Blue Canon
Ilinoistown
Tounship No. s.
Grizzly Bear House 2Todd's Valley 3
Poverty Bar 3 Yankee Jim /
Smiths Ranch 2Forest Hill
7'ornship No. g.
Sarahsville Stony Bar 4
Michigan Bluff Ell Dorado Bar
Strong's Diggings
Tounship No. I.
Mineral Bar Ford's Bar
Iowa Hill Green Valley 2
Wisconsin Hill 3 3Ilumbug
T0,cnship No. g.
Canada Hill Last Chance
Ioacnship No. 8.
Horse Shoe Bar Stuart House
Franklin House 3 New Castle
Pine Grove
The proceedings were ordered published in the
Placer Herald.
On motion, the committee adjourned.
JOSEPH WALKUP Chairman.
b. +. MYREs Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-23

ROBBERY NEAR OpnIR.-Myers & Co., had
nearly $4,000 stolen from their cabin below
Ophir, on Monday last, between and 10
o'clock, a. m. There was, of this amount,
twenty-one $40 pieces, a lump of gold weigh
ing 80 ounces, pure gold, and the balance in
common gold dust We learn that there are
parties in the neighborhood who are sus-
aected.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-23
THURSDAY, Feb. IA.

III T''7'74fI va
SENATE.-A bill was introduced allowing
persons to change their names by application
to District or County Judges.
The bill authorizing the voters of the State
to vote for Constitutional Convention was
made the order of the day for the second
Monday in March,
AssEMBLY.-The bill to provide for the
better enforcement OF public taxes and to
create liens on real property therefor and
which had been made the order of the dav
was taken up, and after lengthy discussion
was laid on the table.
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great helRht OF dIstancej desiRned Tor Railroad btS
uons, Furnaces Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills,
Factories, Stationary Fire Engines, Gardsn Eagtpss,
can be used.
These Pamps arc now IN rss ON all the priDelps
Railroads. South and West,
IT PSlLVER MEDAL hwsfiedto these Pumps al
he late Pais ofthe Ohio Mcdaniel Institute
ITFuil and psrfac. sstisfsction guaranteed 10 all
ea.es where properly put up, aecording to directions
BY K. Me @. LlIILER, otiee al BaIrows D. Pretty.
Han's Front Street, Davenport, lows.
Au. l5th, iS55-w-d I'm rg
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FARMERS! SAW AND GRrsT MILL Nrr,
The Best Mil ever offered to The Pablo i.
FELTON'S PORTABLE MIL

NTHlGH has iaken The First Prs.san m an -.
w state aaa GsAsty Fairs where Ii hss 49,
hibIied, and q Gold Msaei st the .1msy,<sa Is.,ass.'
n. 4. City, Tais .ruly seeeilent Aiil. esiess.-I
alike for is simplicity. durability and prsris.n..S
paiented Jany. "a, 1855, stands rnrfys.edI IN 10y,
Of these lpua sold, aud their tprrex.t.-Ee
mand forciba3 dert5rc their merit lover fu0O 49,
ossn sold IN LAs last sis isonllsl. They A .d-s-e
bly, adapted for grinding Corn, OaLs, Wheat. &C.,
Corn IN INC car, Spices, sc. with a fapidity "a ",
fecuon unkRow Bbeiore.
So.2 Miii srnas from 4 10 $ bas. OF mai q, ,a,.
Is bus Of fced per hour wl,h from . 20 4 hoys.s I.
other Nos. a propofionats amount. They can -
propelled BY nofse. steam or water bower go a.
veil adapted 70 irregular motion, henes nj = t,,ss.~
cest tney asr be s,ssehsd 70 any sgE miH.
MEAL SHINES are attached TO these mills Tim.
iefine them tns only trsis PTs<tssssis miii a nm,
ran have.
Reference can be given where these min, ,.x
beenin zee 10 months without either rsosiy,a. q |,
needing dressing, and likewise whsr. tary .e,.sn
iredaesd four m9ashs sge lor grinding res Csr'
Ills al established TACT thas all mills using ..t~.
est ssan btt nsFsr.'Erisa sssl >, sed taal All c.,,
and cob erusher. oL!y crack Ihe corn rUa eaa 80
that nsitasr redacs toe feed TO = dsslred fpsa..s
10 be used with pfoHt. Hutths "
FELTON, MILL:
Without knives and with grinding surfaces "a h.,
tslpcreo sieei@Al net kgeetis, 10 % psble OF srsnd'
ing 10 any degree Of nneDess, IND OF rsdueihs saS II
lhs an nsssot nesi- These fAek Justify - r. 80
fsnunx these mails 70 give entire ssuslsaiioa-
For fntthef ~ttnrmaoo and aiis apd RON .
to NICHOLS LOqAIs $50, ofa~e - ~
House, davenport, Iowa, OF Box soc 20, ~
dec si.d~tf At
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bnP1TNo ARRANGEMEMrs,
~ a1d afef Neaday, April len, iSss1sna sst,s
yn.SSSxs rsnoe.ifslns viii leave Rock leland dai-
u, Ssndsys excepted ~ foiiess' ~
q s aIs : sss' .ssrpiux osly ..tas principe,
- sSssss, ssoppiss sail stations s;ieP. 4.
IN nssi~st- vilh "a class cars q t.S0 A. N.
Tr.ins arrive AZ Rock Island daily, sunday except
-, esfbAoss;a eoa 4 ~
"a esprss ,ssspplns only ~ As principal
~stAionss a ,wrM
1th freight with NJ class cars ~ str.
All trains over This road are In direct eonnccti9n -
Chicago with trains over bo&htn MichxAa Sousnern
and Michigan Central X. Il. 10 and from llstroh 10
lcdo, Cleveland, ColumbuA Cincinnatl, f1tts9utYo,
Dunkirk, BanAlo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New torks
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wsshinefon. Aisea o.
Ia Sale with trains Of Che Illinois ceatrsi Hosd.-
north 10 GaleuA and south to 81. Lonis and SAiro2so
which places tick IL can be procured OF y. =. ei6-
Ticket agt. r.. r.. Depot Ri.
Passenger are reminded oftAe aecesaaN ~ ssSloe
gdlsdncs directions as 10 The destination 81 tnstf ~.
gage, also 70 procure tickets bsfofe taxing bnesf
eeetaln The cara, ~ the conductors coneeS nres eey
20 ssahons on the line Of he Chicasc and hecx lsa.sd
Railroad. JOHN Y. TRACY sup.
VII. wuraAs, Asst Sspt.
/ Rock Lslsnd, April =, 1850.
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YYHNsYLvAxIA RAILROAD.
NlRNa9G2n


The great Cepsri Route, connecting The A knts
cities with the WESTERN, Northwestern, ana South
ves.srn States, BY q cog ,lnpous Rai,sa " diresi; TAis
tsamers 70 an psrss on the North ueste!n Lskes; ma
King The most direct eAesysst anl rsiisAis sssfs By
which Freight can be forwarded TO and ffsn he
rats hsswssn Philadslphia and Rittsbuzx,
First CAass.-Boots Shoes, Dry. ~. . ,eo =
Goods lin boxesl Fur, festhsrs, Ae.i .ss.v
Secon0 ClnSssesBooks 4 Stasion-1
cry, DRY Goods On bales) Drugs and nm.
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Wool
rItrd Class...Anvils ,Bswxinra
Bacon, Pork lin bulk Css. Ssesl,y{ SOC = 100 =
Sole Leather lin bundles1 Oehrc, Ac.y @N@ &4N
Fourth Class.e.Ce6ee, f1sh, bal
con 4 Pork tpackcd) LardA Lard Oil,4 10c = le0A
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, &c.D
FLouR-el per barrel until further notice.
1 GRAtN-50 cts. erl00 D Q until further notice.
kCOTToN-S3 per bale, not excseding 500 lbs,
weight until notice.
U In shipping Goods from any poin, eas. Of Phil.
ssiss..s Rs,iresS." Ali goods esnsirned 70 ,Se !.
rents for this Road Al Phihdelphia or pitssburr, VIII
Be- forwarded witbortdstennen. a
FsKlesr Asssrs-Hafrts. Wormiy Il Co., Mem
! phis, Tenn, r. z. sass 4 Co., 81. Louis, !. ). Mitch.
ell & Son, Evansville, Ind; Damssuil, Bell & Bur
dock, and Carter Jewe,t. Louisville ,Ky.R 4. Mei
3 Co., cIas.naa,; n. ". GsaAam & Co., z.nssville
o.; Lesch q Co., - kilby g. Boston; Lsech 4 Co.
2 A..or hoass, !, ! OH; Villa. Z. aads B.si.r
I ~ ~ AatA8uoARui8S ~
sraw q Koons, Baitimors; Geo. @. Fronciscns, Pits
burg.
H. HOUSTON, General EreirAt .assrs, pals
n. J.LoMBAERT, ssP's. Aisssss, Pc.
Pennsy vania Raflroaa.
Three Daily through Trains between Philadeiphis
and Pittsburgh.-THk NAIL TRAIN
leaves PhiladelphiA for piitsbufg al "a A. N :, snd
Pitssburgh fer Philadelphia az A. NJ. The fast I'm
4 leaves Philadesphiaat i r. NJ. and Phfsbu re- for Phi
adelphis ~ I. n. THE NIGHT kxPRkSs tssi,
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh att P n. AMI
Piysburrh for Philadelphia st IL r. M.
The above lines connect 81 Pittsburgh with III
Railroads. TO and from 81 Louis, Mo-, Afon, 0xisn,
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, lexington and Louis
Vile, n.y.; Terre Hau1e, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fonHas, Sandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
Zsnssvfile, Massiilon and Wooster, Ohio; also, Wit
the steam packet eoan from and 70 New Orleans
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets cas- be had TO Or from either Of TIL
above piaces.
For further particulars see handsiils at the diTsr
ent starting points. Passengers from tho West vii
l ind this The shortest and most expeditions routs y
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THoss. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phiia.
J. MESKIMBS, Agent Passenger Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov cd '5s dly
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NEW STORE.

THE undersigned !. nav rscelyfHg aud opening 6 CON
i plata assortnssnt II Choice FAMILY efccerIss, consist
iDsin pa<t o. follows: ;
X. O.s. u. Bslcterls syrup Aolassss, N. o. Clarified,
Powdered aud Crushed Sugars, Nc. l, 2 AID 3 MsSkorsl,
Teas. a good assortuenL Re and Java Codes, Palm soap,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Dried Apples and Peaches,
star and Tsllo~ Candles, Dried Beet, 6E. &C..
ALSO
Pitchforks, Spades, Scoops, shovsis, hoes, KsSes, Onion
Hoes and snything usually found In . Family otoeerS;
which / am determined TO ssll for cash as cheap a. tho
chsapsss. Don. forget the place. Wset side OF krady 81.
three doors from the lost.
April l0dw-tf ARMEL 4 BRO
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Improved Little Giant Cora aad Cob Plants
ton Miil-Pries rsduesd.s

Improved Little Giant Cora aad Cob Plants
tion Miil-Pries reduced.
'l'hE subscriber has purchased exclusive right OF
t~srrttefy Tor stls in sAs West, OF the above ceis-
oratsd Mills, and "a prepared 70 furnish Ibsm sss
t.iarst either whole sale or retail, gHanH ntsed 10 TIC
most positive manner.
It's now more tiiaa a year since the little Giant
Sss introduced 10 the public, DUNG which unsii
has been constantly growing Ia the popular favor.
Tho improvements recently efecled and pstsnteo,
makes II tao most psrfsct machine ever o6srsA for
general farm use, Its furnished complete ready To-
attaching team. and Weighs Us follower No. t,aaS
Npt a,sSoi Mos, 400; No. 4, $40 pounds. Twspt,
minutes are sGf,eient 10 Set one up, without mechar
teal aid ssd ~heB once adjusted, IL esn with ssteiyka
entrusted 70 3 hog, Full directions &C sompAny each
mill. ri Isl r. 'E5 b
PRICES.
No. ,sas,% ~iii g'ind 500 @ealPer hour ~ilhiho.ss
Is 8, SIS, q g IS" g . I. @ g
- 4, go, - +" 20 - % a /"
TPLioetsId discount TO dealers.
JAAEsB. CHADWICK,
MOSS Locust st., between Second and Third
nov.s a& Why 81. Loals, No.
For sale by aiessrs. pALZRIL & BIO, Agents o.
Davenport, ~ above prices. adding freight RON u
Louis. T.r-
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pATPHT TnAP RpRAD.
wHoLHsALE ANp RETAIL.

THE subscriberhAs received from tho Eastern and
Southern Markets ; large and well selected stock
ofgoods Of all dessriptionsi 10 conmon use, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Qnssnswars, Buffalo Robes,
Grocsries, Dried Pruit, Cotton warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cat Window Glass,
CAT. I.6 kanaWhs salt Hardware,
xet'ssnd knlssws, 1ron, allkinds, s,sei assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Wodsnware, Lave Geese feathers, Pitchd 0akam,
Sole and Upper Leather, WALLPAPER,
willow BASKETS, Paints and Oils, Dye STUDS, &c.
which will be sold II q small advance for Cash. As l
intend keeping everything In common use, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front -,
8. ths Brick Store oppositat tho Mills. Davenport. Iowa
June6, 1858. j. M. 30
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.. .. AVERY. h D. UfhAh . Us Kali.
AVERY, UPHAM g. CO.,
Wholesale eTseers and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Ne. 16 south " atcr street,
Near he Illinois Central Depsll
CHICAGO, ILLS.
nPFER for sale q large and well seiected steck Of
~ Groceries, consisting In part OF the foisowing'
80 hhds. N. o.. Sugar common To prime.
800 btls. Refined and Clarified ditto.
SEQ :. n o. and West India Moiasses.
1000 packages choice Green and Black Teas.
So bags Rio, Jamaica, lava and Mocha CoGee.
800 butts and half haits cheice brands plug tobacco.
500 bbls. prime loose Smoking Tohaccoa
500 rross Paper, Tin foil, and yellow Bank chewing
$40 boxes Bar Soap, sssofted brands. tdo-
go - Pressed fallcv. SteAstne, Star & Sperm
500 - No 4 aud Scaled herring, candles.
looo Drums choice Eieme Figs
500 boxes NJ. r. Raisins, prime fruit,
Together with all the other articles usually kept in
compleie stock Of Groceries. We can ASSURE our
fiends and the public generally that We are deter
mined not TO be underwood BY any other house in THU
mark et-
From the fsct of our having unusual facilities 70
purchasing goods sdvant&geoasiy We are abundant
II able 10 redeem all our pledges.
Apl ~ d-6m AVERY, a. co.
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Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead.

~
s,HR subscrioe has recently made extensive prep
= arsuons tor the msaaiacturs Of Gutter, sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
mento OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks-
I have aiso purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county. for the manufacture Of Crcni 4 Psul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. Tae advantages claimed for
this process of making Bread, are these, the Bread Is
more uniform In quality, and handsome in appear
spcs,i 10 nucb winter and more even, IL keeps much
longer without becoising stale, and 70 many persons
In not objectionable when . wee old, 1t cuts "a
handsome ~ the aaest French roll, IL goes farther,
ana 10 readily introduced into families who have new
or used Bakers Bread before. 1 shall continue 70
run q Bread Wagon "a heretofore. In Offering the
above articles, on terms which cannot iail TO give on
IRE sssisfsction, | hope 70 be able 10 supply all who
may favor me with their patronage. Al nkful for
past favors, hope TO meri. = Continuance Of the
same. Ali ord rs from the country promptly attend
cd 10. DANIEL y
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows * Prettyman's Steam Nils.
davenport, Nay %, lsSs.du
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Storage, FOrWarding& Commission

In this branch Of the trade, We are pre- isrsd p do
making consignmsna to our House, may rest asur.
ed Of the utmost fidelity on our part to lne.r Inter
ssts. and thattheir con sgn ments shall receive prompt
attention IN sales and nsturns.
n. b sssissctofy reference given In 81 oaass,
and with pleasure.
MAY HdN0 KlAN q
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DgMGMRxS.

ruroxfAHr . rHE DEA1 : DEAF Du1r1
DIN. MCLEOD, ~ M01LANOy
III CIV Hotsi, Rock isisnd, Tor s19~ says ssiy~7
ESry a,taapon 10 desisec.
DEiFHkss DIZZINESS soSn y HxAp
1GdfTH OK N0SrRfLs sentsfsiy removed.
Nav IL dwtf
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Dried Apples.
5(b0bUshELS Dried Apples In store and for sale
" tNky ~ uoR H..P. d ID.
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Isaac u~s.saxsll. Pres; b. /. +. BouslAsr, Vic,
,ouH fsesi SsA s.ss, n y, s ! sec cc
Meiiss ed sisisisy. oGse, Ninisss s.aiiaise.f I'M
neis serees kork Island: once In davenport stsh'
eg wsS IN noS@ o. 'ae sA's Dcm0efs''
sCARlr1E Siy6,ODp.
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Des !. nssssRSsS ~.
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TSTAf. e60,o0O.
vii insure Fire and lriand Transportation risks
% s =: i.;Si sss. 's s,ss 3; my. s .asi. f /. 8. S. sssp..a, ).
v. kaynena, beeee, Lyon = Se,s S asra S.a.. Esst
nyers. M.h> psssnP'H1 S risH 4 4 aSts.
nsys-els -
3isssuri etats Mutual x1s,
ConIeoy ~ -.
CAPITAL, oSeoeSs, IND scnsanps "s'
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roiieacs 1870 4. II. secie rrofts.
tnsurc4 esIssx .ranI,. 4, ne urdcrsawnea Agent
f4s rnss G-I. DAVENPORT.
tet i,sss ss
D0ff00cGs
80 ErTNA
n.u~ Avcr conpAIv rApfFO2D,
A.-~-rase
Sc -.sxrsy 500 naa
SAsn s
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~ OF NV YORK;
CASA capital s''''
NORTHWESTERN
Inrroaso G.. Of the otats
or NEW YORK.
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Now 7eady.

A choice lot OF Sassy Linen DriVs for pants.
"A q very 1ne sssortmehtiDdeed, CON prisiDS some
ofths best selections 70 be found ia the city, AIso
= hne lot OF Gsufe ksrino Undershirts and Draw err.
Just the Thing for warm weather, Fancy Sblrts fer
nshiug parties sud sxcursionisA generally. ali Ia lie
found ut low prices at EDWARD ALIENS clothing
store, Second 81.
June. ID dim.
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70 oeasl14.SsshezefeIlss.

ss-ee,s~ A0O0e
HALE & co.
IsswSstiae ~ es.ntalsa Merchants,
CHICAGO, hLHon.
psAisrsh u csA, sAls, Pss iso's enc.
Msv Yea anA CAieass lias,--oa 1rs caAal.
Marx rAckAsss ]. G. Limo
HsAts leave pisr No. ! has, River, foot OF Raosd Street,
Daily, for Freight apply 10
NJ. II. Hosrs, New roa-
GKo, w.RKAyERs ; asnAic.
Deliver Boston shipments 10 Western n. R. Boston. snd
MArk Packages y. VA c, Line" care Nn kApvN,
Albany.
GonnsylvAAiA Central 1A1lx0aA.
Chvsla1d and rittsbasgA 1ail!esa.
SAGRsW 1 MOONS, l%slthness.
nSErR 4 s,S Harrisburg.
GHo. &. FKANClSlUS. aras.sen
JOHN a.eA''a1 flslsl, As.a,s.
ne sllssias new rroSsner run in s'an'sesn S''n
= = IN .np,rpy . Hewitt,
EVERGREEN CITY, uSsu'
Try Hpsk . Beckwish.
fIrrScUHeH. Aysuiie.
KENoSnA, StLlmAn
Asa Clipper Line vesssis. Mark Packages Care Hale
4 %, IhtSkc.
We hAss Completed our extensive Docks and Ware
houses, on the River, between wells and LaSAie streets,
shsrt We shall Continue the Forwarding aud cenmiss.sn
frsa : ass q n rl ssssss s. s 70 sl Il ., Sss sssss r, ~ sss
bic CcnaraniAA - reasonable rates, frcsn New fork. bes-
ton. fhiisdelphis, Wheeling and Pfttxbargh 90 thiaGe.
All goods coming IRON the East by the above Comps
aies win receive prompt attention and frwArted WITH
dispatch. sad Duplicate Freight eiils sent by Mail.
DON'T stock CO ana ara eppo.sd % ali moaopolics.
ES-Thc Agents here Of all the Transportation tonps
sies have gaxsrSsp ami will charge exozbitsns dcckASe
On ali Goods con.iag 80 rs hy their Lines.
All claims for dAoaGe or o~serchsrgs viii - promptly
attended to.
CcnsiSnmenas a Grain cad Produce for sale OF ship
rert Wi receive personal attention. ArixSdsm
eEGARsi sxGAAs. Sugars
WILLIAM Y. DANIELS,
iMPoRrRR n DEALER IN
HOkCESEG2AkSSANO TOBACCO,
under Maiteson House,
( Merchants and Country dealers y Ill ind u - tAsae
80 u
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NeMsoMeA EYOnrinr

both rough and dressed; and having tskSa S,a.,
pains 10 sseurs the services OF thu bssi msahaniss,
he State, | fs.l a ssafei that nny lumber pI...T -.
my Mil wiiI CIV. satisfaeisoa. viii do JOB Flss,ns
a. low as any esssbiivhmsntfn the west. ~
Petaoas Wishing y bald Thsrs Tins Ia 40 oblset.
rouidd1 uetf 10 esti anu IooE AZ nv stosx 49,,
seairaetsIIg elsewhere, rs 1 have = large quAdtity ~
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BRADNER, WARREN T. CO,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERs AND
J4resrs fer 8 gesi article q
PRIN i N n II
WAREHoCsE,
NO. II LA SALE ST.,
oeff, sSs-diy CHICAGO.
fAx0N . CROSBY,
MANUFACTURERS. IMPORTERS 4 DRALERs ~
PAPER @HnE4nROy
Onansats, Nouldinss md aseorasiens Of
svery peeeriptian. Also,
NLNDoW SHADES 4 cERTALN EIxTURES,
Wholesale and Rssaii, 50 RanAolph b.,
sILAv Buildings, wisconsin 81. Mi.vaukce.
Being The larxss6 Hsuss OF lie Bind Westof.Nsw
York efiys We can o1er superior aASRntAg eeto the
Trade than any other establishment in the West.
.. L. iAxes. loss Idly 9 r.s. enasay.
eE sS EeaToUxxx HoU0.
Corner of North CLARK and KInxie Ats,
os.,.a~,s0 s.eprle.er.
BANK MOTIF xNaRAvUa.
WsllItoed, Hanks, Hay 4 Whiting,
BANK NOTE SENGRAyEHeS. 4
NEW YORK,.... BOSTON, 80. MONTREAL.
No.ls0 Lake 81. Chicago
Certificates Of Deposite, scrip for Insurance. Rail
Road and Mining Com panies, Dfsfe, 1snk Eetos Do
nos A-dly ILL., 'shANBSSY, Agen,
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.
Laih, shingles Nc.
BURNELL, GILLET & CO.
SAW MILL

Lt9R sale a. CznaOa's saw AMI Plaamx Aata.
Il ~ description OF Plak LuMBR rsaai..s,
nave started my Mills Ia complete order, All h,r.a
. govd stock OF ST. Croix Logs on hsnd, an 800
70 receive Orders for any kiud OF Lambsr. vs,st
pledge IN ssiflo Ill siIh prolap,asss sai a,,asss,
la the order In which they are reeetysdf 49,,
eons nrs, ssrysd. l have a. present ON hsna 49,.