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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
LApIIs' COLLEGE.

Another Quarter OF Ria sem
mary will commence 90 Wednesday, the soth lust
The prospects this Insuison were never - bright
and encouraging.
The quarter will open with sAsse sdsitisaa!tssArs
Wis: Rev. +. DUDLEY, graduate al Amherst
College. Mass, Mrs. Dudley. formerly teacher Of
music in y. r. Miss iaslins Hsyesa g. sdaa!e Of Hell
yoke Seminary. Mass, who has 10 Shell
byviile Female College, H.i, and year, In Female
0sIinary In Bennington, VI.
With these experienced aad scsom piIshsd addition
al teachers the best advantages will be offered 10 all
ths branches or higher education that can be fosnd
anywhsrs West.
Ills hoped and s,pset=d that these advantages ~ill
be properly sppree.ted--thsi Davenport, Rock Is
land and the " Aole surrounding county will show
interest and contribute en- influence TO sasAis an
Institution Rpor;srt and honorable TO this region
| Of country.
The former teachers, Mr. and as. CoddiRg, as
Principals, Mi.s Gere in Music aud Miss Wells
mon eranehe. snd higher msthe aates viii remain 10
heir former places. These are sufficiently known.
Feb. ID h. II. HAYES.
The Young Mems Literary Association.
A n uaI Course OF Lectures
The Tenth Lecture Of the course will be delivered
=, the Congregation nal Church Wednesday evening
| February l3,h, BY Prof.. c. c. FELTON,, OF Cam.
bridge, Mas.
Lecture viii commence al 7to clock.
single Ticket. 50 cents for sale At the BOOK stores
aud ls Clslre House, Season Tickets ~.
S 9. bs H1,a} conp,a..
Fst 7-dst 4. aoRfoN,'
Storage. :,
The whole Or part OF Warehouse ohFrou'
81 istf. sBuiyto
ELIOT & FisKE,
Fab i2iv Fourth ST. near Depot.
srAs o. NuI.sl.r sale Tor cash OF part on lms,by
Fsb l2-di~. J. M. PREAA
Cheap Books.
ifyou visit to BUY nice ana cheap book
cali % NiLKs HALL. They have a.sp!sndid a.
sor,ment OF Books and holding cut great induce
msuts to purchasers Call early, for the, are giving
| out Eany valuable prises. feee
Money 70 lean on long time al
| Dec % n CoRBIN BOWS.
yss CIV Of tsis ai,y 10 an Agent fos ~ DsssapS,
Daily and Weekly and 10 snthogssd 70 receipt IN
| our sANpEhs LAVE
| 1000, 900 fee, Dressed aud
Uudtssssd Flooring frst quality, for sale 6, cur
| Planning Mil. (deeIiif CoTES DAVIES.
Five Hundred Thousand
| 500, 900 feet first
quality Dressed and uDdrsssd Siding, for sale At Gut
Lu mbsr Yard tdeeIltfl Co1Es s pAY-ks.
2O.OOOfest FrssTau.trrY Dressed Flooring
for sale by
| dseldr BURNELL, GILLKT CO.
Great Chance Ter Bargains
See Advertisement Of
| ADANsOS HdFF.
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Farms.

have also number of hns Improved Farms,
among which are the following:
No. 203. An Improved Farm Of 4s0 acre. with Il
small house, IS acres broke, four miles from Flu
Price - per with liberal discount for cash -.
Also,
No. sos. iao ssres near Woeott for 80 per acre.
Also,
No, EOS. beautiful aud productive arm 10 lieu =
Grove sixteen miles from la NO prairie
all uadsr cultivation, aud 50 acres of tiiDb9t. good
house with 10 rooms A part Of the purchase money
can ain a. Au Interest Of per cent. Prize 81 -.
Also
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

No. 9G0.-Another Two Sisry Brick House o.
scott street, North OF 1870 These three houses
and lots will be sold low, TO snsur. good 10
yesIment. Their present. rental Is Is per cent on Is
price asked. The owner sells them IN order 10 i'm
prove other proper. 10 meet the demand Tor .tet..
aud busl uesa houses.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

A Card.
LAYING sold The "Hawkeye store and O ar s,o,k
II OF Goods 10 Messrs. jacob Weaver, Jr, d Co,
patrons and friends. All persous indebted 20 ~.
diately. W 'A' MO
+ Jan 20 PIOpntN SCuV.n
The subscribers having as above purchased I'M.
"Hawkeye Store and stock Of Messrs RinrS.n q
mead WIZ be pleased to meet their former patrons
"oid friends and new" with superior good, q, In.
prices. Mr. shead will remain Ia our employ ~"
Jan2gd-u JACOB WRAVEg TO-
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ARGYLE COTTAGE"

THE undersigned win rent for one year 10 ten 10
i late beautiful home (aYyle Cottage and sppend-
ages) adjoining the city of lie Claire.
This place comprises Dwelling, rooms smoL c
house, Stable orchard OF 900 bearing fruit trees aud
IS acres " oodland pasture.
None need Apply who have large family of little
children. r. c. EaDs.
danH7
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No. 9U3 -AISlhsI and isfger IssEd sbovs Pfiase
ton, eopssi oing 100 acres covered with Timber Ar
excellent chance for wood desisrs. The wood can
DO cut aud tTought to davenport ihrss dollars pei
cord.
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Potatoes! Potatoss1

fVlat0es! PotatoeS1
WILL eel COO bushels Potatoes OF the best op.,,,x
On thursday, Friday and Saturday AT Wbdi .aa.
ana Retail, a. Ne LIE Claire Block, In cellar
-SN' A-~~'F a. LEDERRR
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Holloways Medicines.
"Eare sgesta for ihs sale OF the nbov. all,
wv ted Medicines, Pills aud Onlm snt yIoe ~.
kind 10 call and give Ia Ia trial ms tssy OF me
ths greatest success oil any Patent Medicin IN nv,
FeoA ALVOhDH VAN pa rJpxS'
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BY EXPRESS.

BY EXPRESS.
uSI received, large assortment VI silver sFssa
- and forks, made expressly for tbis nsffs' v.
stamped wiki nay name, Davenport srs wsii.l''
Coin silyerll ALFRED {. EllLOas
dec 10
4 LSO-s case. Of those nae Clocks, Sch ~.
-aas' make days and ~ Loafs, best made W aGs
cAsI (lselgj ALFkkD {, BiLLoss
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Fresh ARRIVAL,
lnHHDs new crop y. Orleans sas-H
f5tUis new A"IshS'
20 ), House aod ;. h'siihp
sstoEal. ksg. Beleher.syfoP
- Golden
80 Sacks Rio coffee,
y boxes " Gtoani,
Iso btls. Winter Apples,
= :. Burning Fiuid,
10 boxes star Caudies,
JObls. Tar,
IU'' Crashed, Posdorcs, CiaTHd. abb Lsais sega
~ bOSe, Mould Candies,
IS Palm, kos!H and Chemical soap
70 - Gronnd Spaces, Mustard and Ctess'"
t2 Assorted Pickles,
rs the.lsand Boxe. Tea,
r, bbls q Llfbbls Naekerel and White flsS,
1900 rs Bank Cod Fish.
800 bushels Pastering Hair.
ALSO .u
Salt In Sacks and Bills, Tobacco, CHEESE "a a..
Glass and nil the articles in the Grocery hpe. "
stock ~ entirely new, and selected VIII psr s..,
regard 10 tho quality Of the articles, w :,
all the articles We sell, and RS. We seh 10, so''
viii sell low. J. NJ. D5LIELL q DHer
Soy.Ig Cor. I'd I Psff!M
nRIED APPLES & PEACHES, al
deel3 DALZELL BEo.
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Buck wheat Cakes
NTG.4KN &.

Varieties Of Sugars;
- as Tess;
y Conss
IL "a Spices;
For sale al the Hawksye Store by
Feb 6-lw JACOB WEAVER. JR A. "a
pYAss London Porter just received and J,-T ~
ID ii FRANCIS JACOBY,s
Drug and Prescription Store
oct 90 Brady, bet. I'd ni,-ts Day,nnn,t
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No. sol A store Room with dwelling AIis,aej
lease for years ground rent oaiy e3s per snIum
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No. iy- 4 mall House and Lot. ca The eofhst
Ripley snd luir-eGtL SIS, IN Asinsosh's aidi1ion
Price $3.50.
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Land Office Removed!

lrAps h STEWART have removed their once 70 /
He ClaIre,s new Block on Brady Street over the
80. N' - - Jan 20
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

NJ. ~. A cheap house Oh sixth street., bet~s
Brow aud Warren, o2s0.
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No lSs. A good Brick House on ilifd St. oAs looi
est Of Scott st u stories, 3cs3o, vfooDs, Kill
sb., csitst and well
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

No. l99.-a Double RrieE House on Scott stree
adjoining No, is5, with ten rooms Well ana oi.!rr
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No. 41s--A Two >tosy fTans House tLs sorll
kasl eosurf vi Games and Fourth streets. koa
rooms. hall aud rellef Well Of sof water. lot =.
feel Square.
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NJ 49, 49, Double Frame House on the corner
Fi,gn aud svVI. .wtr,-thirty feet square, X room
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No. lsd "A beautiful residence 0n The North sid.
Of Fourth street, West Of Rock island Lot - 40
The house well flashed, viii rooms, good cellar
Well, Cistern, Wood house, with variety Of Shrub
Lsy, every eeDvenisnce TO make comfortable resi-
dsues Ia good Deighborhood.
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A Card.

/ oN'l fefget TO call on Alyord & Van Pslte1nnd
A/ge' one OF those fancy sleigh before the, are s
gone and The ast. !, -
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Auftlons.
HOUSES AND LOTS
IN DAVENPORT FOR SALE.

No lss.-t House and Hail Lot % tue south sjs
Of Foarth street, easi OF Rost Island.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

PIsH
Inspection 1858.
20 boxes No. Smoked Herring,
iUO do scaled do do "e1tfa,
IS quiulsls .i6rSId ba nkn Cod sl;
., bbis No. 9 and Azckeret, lsI,s;
% do -
~ kit 10 family
cor. bfis 1 Halifax ssii.sl;
rs bfls. White Fish;
3 do Picked Herring.
The above Fi.b ali 10 prime order and for .sl
low stthe Hswksye store ~
JACOB WEAVER, IN, CO.,
Fsts-dlnHu Corner Brady and Third SITS
Teas.
tnnHslf ILssis, Sr. Boxes and Cadciss Of the
lkOchoicsst 1 Psfals, Gunpowdep, Young H.
sons, oolopXs, Pinehongs and SinehoOgs all OF The
most superior nsssrs and srsdss. The attic plos Of
city trade and dealers 10 called ~ his lot oil
Teas, Tor sale ~ eoMpssuss low prices ~ The
FEB Gin jAcon WEAVER, JR. CO.
VALENTINES.
q MO. y LeC1A1x.o ROW,
large I0tsI
VALENTINES.
FsuG GEO. W. ELLIS Il GO.
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No. "a hsuss aud Lot on East side OF kipt=,
street, between sseoAi sud Front streets. Lot =
IS. Huildns a1t feace al IN good order.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-04

AMERICAN sang FRoID.-Far away from
the great cities, half hidden in the foliage, was
the modest log hut of a man, half trapper, half
fisherman, and more than half savage. Oh
course his name is Smith. He was married,
and he and his wife, in thisone little chamber,
led the happiest of existence, for on an occa-
sion she would not object to so twenty miles
to hear the Baptist minister preach.
One evening about sundown they were both
together in their little cabin---she knitting
Istockingsfor the next winters SHOWS, he clean
ing the barrel of his iowling piece, all the parts
of which were lying dismounted about HIM
both busy, and neither uttered a syllable
By degrees dull but regular sound breaks
upon the silence of the wilderness. The
steamer is ascending the river, making the best
of it's way against the stream. But neither
Smith nor his wife pays any attention; ne
goes on cleaning his gun, she knitting heI
stocking.
The air. however, darkens; a thick smoke
rises up on every side; formidable explosion
4 was heard: one would have said it was a dis.
charge of several cannon at once. The boiler
lhad hurst; the vessel was sunk; everything
was destroyed. ......i. r.. .-..
Smith and his wife did not look up; he wen
on cleaning up his gun, she knitting her stock
ling, for the explosion of steamers was SO com
mon. z5#s= e
Il But this was one which was to interest then
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-04

HEART RENDING CALAMITY-YoUNG LADY
AND Boy DRowNED.-About o'clock on Sat :,
urday afternoon, gloom was thrown over
our city by report that Miss Martha L.
Withers, an interesting young lady, aged about
eighteen years, and her little brother James
H., children of Marcellus Withers, Of our city
had met with an untimely death by drowning,
in the canal at the mouth of Rocky Branch,
near Mr.. Hagan's boat yard. lo
The facts, as we have been enabled to gath
er them, are as follows: The party was en-.
gagged in fishing at the above point, and by
accident the little boy fell into the canal. His
sister went to his rescue, and before she was
aware of her peril she was struggling with
her brother in some ten feet water. The
alarm was Immediately given, but before as
sistance could be had, the bodies had gone
down for the last time. When recovered they
were found dead. Every effort was made to
lresusctate them, but in vain. A younger Sis
ter also got into the canal, but vas rescued by
la little boy, who handed her his fishing pole.
and was thus enabled to draw her to the shore.
This unfortunate occurrence makes four chill
dren in this truly afflicted family who have
met with an untimely death. Mr.. Withers
and family have the sympathy of the entire
Icommunitv in their affliction.
t cas- o PsQuG ENQUIRER.
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LIABILITIES.
Unsessled Claims for Lesses and not due. -,

LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Lesses and not due. ,os2 a
The tua Company presents its patrons the
of large increase in C@ Assets for
security of their Our Investments be-
ing placed minimum market value o. present time
ofssme DEPRESSION standard of They either
prime paying stock, good valuabe aud clean
vestments yielding moderate interF income The
standard basis the Assets valued being
Besides thisS 1dlty. the mpany calls
an strength and sec derives rsm its
system Agencies hr gh having the means
presenting united phaa ExPEEIENcED NDEEwRI-
which has worked thirty years the happst
results stockholders nd claimants for osseaud enables
the 1897 with greater prestige FIR future use
has yet Jeen reached by really NATIONAL In
surarce CORPORATE on.
All business o. tended to with despatch and fidelity
ian9 ALLEN @. HALLOCK. Agent.
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GBt 9ailg Joutnal
FoNpNEss OF GREAT MEN FOR CHILDREN.

F0NDNESS OF GREAT MEN FOR CHILDREN.
Richter says the man is to be Stunned who
does not love the society of children. Henry
" was passionately fond of them, and he de-
lighted in their gambols and little capr;ces.-
One day, when crawling around his room on
all fours, on his hands and knees, with the
Dauphin on his back and the other children
about him, urging the Kins. to gallop in iniita-
ton of a horse, an ambassador suddenly enter
ed and surprised the royal family in the midst
Of their fun. Henry, without raising to his
feet, asked
"Haye you children, Mr.. Embassador?''
"Yes, sir" .t -s 9
an that case proceed with the SPORT" re-
piled the King.
The Duke of Wellington was extremely
fond of children and was a general faVorite
among them. He enjoyed their gambols, took
part in them, and was constantly presenting
them with little keepsakes and presents. The
opera was his chief amusement and he was a
frequenter of both houses, as well as Of the an
cient and first class concerts.
Leibnitz used to pass months together in his
study, engaged with his laborious inyestiga-
tions At such times his only relaxation con-
sisted in collecting about him in his study
children of both sexes whom he watched, and
sometimes took part in their frolics. Seated
in his easy chair, he delighted to observe their
lively movements, to listen to their converse
ton, and to observe their several dispositions;
and when his soul had sufficiently enjoyed the
innocent spectacle he would dismiss the child
rem with sweetmeats, and return to his studies
with renewed energy.
Louis Racine says of his father that he
took part in all the children's sports. 81 re-
member procession we once had" says he in
his Memories, "in which my sisters played
the part of the clergy. was curate, and the
author of Athalie, singing in chorus with u.s.
carried the cross"
Napoleon, like Wellington, was fond o.
children. He used to take the infant King o
Rome Ill his arms and standing in front of q
mirror with him, there made the Oldest grima-
ces in the glass. AT the breakfast table he
would take the child upon his knee, dig his
finger in the sauce, and daub his face with it.
the child's governess scolded, the Emperor
laughed, and the child almost always pleased
appeared to delight in the rough caressess o
his father Those who ON such occasions had
favor to solicit from the Emperor were al
most sure of being favorably received.
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A Kentuckian's Testimony for the Free State
Men of Kansas. II

A Kentuckian's Testimony for the Free State
Men of Kansas. l
the Paris KY Western Citizen of Friday May 3oh
Our friend Sebree, just returned from a trip
to Kansas, handed us, yesterday morning, an
extra printed at Westport, Mo-, on the 22d,
giving an account of the late proceedings in
the territory. 1t does not differ materially
from the accounts received by telegraph, and
to be found in another column. 1t states that
a company of about two hundred armed Free
State men had collected at Lawrence, on the
day after the assault upon that place, and an
attack from them upon the town OF Franklin
was feared. The account is infiammatory, and
counsels still further violence. 1t contains
the following significant passage: "Our Mis-
souri, friends must understand that this is but
the beginning of the end. We a0ant yo.t
STILL"
| Mr.. Sebree says that large numbers Of Ms
So91ans are IN the territory and Utat the supply
Of them is only limited by the demand The
representation he makes of the men who com
pose the body of the pro-slavery party, and OF
their proceedings is not very tiattering to them.
| He says that decent Southern men aDho go there
under no undue excitement, ashamed them,
and he sasU some such, a0ltose minds on the subject
| Of staue1y an Kansas had undergone q complete
change. The large company Of Southern emf
grants recruited az Alqbanaa By Major Buord,
he represents as miserable setof drunken loqtes,
many Of aUhons haze died IN consequence Of the ,
eices and inapsudcnce and all of whom are ours
ing the man that induced them to 90 to the
country. Mr.. Sebree says it as generally con-
ceded that Of the actual citizens Of the Tertiary
t,oo to one are IN favor Of Free State, and that
with the exception of a comparatively small
number of brawlers, they are quiet industri-
Gus men, seeking to establish homes for them
selves and their families They hare been out
numbered and outvoted By HepoQp5e from the bor-
ders Of Missouri, ,oho hare been organized for that
! purpose These are unpalatable truths for South
ef7a men, but tie sooner the truth is kaoaon tkt
better. Mr.. Sebree thinks that the war has bu.
commenced, and that, in a very short time
4 thousands Of armed men will be in Kansas
! from the Free State. Il
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED d AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WRNGA'EE g. go.
EIsss and Dealers in all kin as Of Farm
w aud Garden Implements Moving Reaping Ind Ihrsn-
Machines. Field and Garden Seeds Trees e $40 Mar
street opposite Bank of Louisville, louisville, Ky
San2S- -Iuu
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NUMBER 255.

more nearly, for scarcely had the explosion
ended before the roof of the cabin split in two.
and something heavy descended through the
aperture. This something was man, who
dropped between the pair, without. however,
disturbing either-he still cleaning his gun,
she still knitting her stocking.
But the traveller, SO rudely introduced,
seemed rather astounded at his descent. After
few minutes, however, he resumed his cool
ness and began to look about him, fixing his
attention at last upon the hole through which
he had just arrived. "Ah my man, said
he, at length, addressing Smith, whats the
damage?"
On this, Smith, who had not given up his
work, put aside his rifle, and, looking up toes
innate his loss, after some little reflection,
'ten dollars
You be hanged!'' exclaimed the traveller.
"Last week, in the explosion | happened to, be
in with another steamer, fell through three
flights in new house, and they only charged
me five dollars. No, no; know what's The
thing in such matters. Here's couple ofdpl-
lars. and if that won't do, go and sue me, and
be hanged --9 ..s..4-.-t -.....
II. L'47em5ssts Tour en- AmeriQue.p.
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rENNEN Il sORENsON

vygoEs ALE DE GROCERIES AND L9UoFs, CORNER
Xy .rpR AND VINE SITS, EVANSVILLE, ND.
YaNE this day formed partnership for
az ma rnsss of doing wholesale Grocery Liquor
bnsjness 6anr succeeded the busip of Messrs As
nTeEascd stock and nade additions to make a
tampete assortment we sna W able TO oher as soou -
0 CASH any house j. Evansville. or any city ~ the
Nest. = s0RFNS0N.'
O. oOlN'-tN"e.-'
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urrsT HANGER.

IOcK AND GUN NTH.
uoRRTNG such as repairing Umbrellas Parasols mend
q ing Brass mounting oA AMES SPALDTNG,
~ g Corner Fourth and Main streets
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TO BO TMEN
NESVECE.

TO BEIDGE BUILDERS AND 81 ONE MAoONo.
Nyu Board Commissioners of the anderburgh
viii at II o, clock A. M Thursday the lst day Of May
receive consider sealed proposals for building
WITH STONE ABUTMENTS, over Pigeon creek, near
Codys Mill Plans and specifications of the proposed work
the Ohcs OF the Undersigned by persons
Iaesirous of bidding for said job. = . - ~ -
NH
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UTTaITx, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
ID Il ~ N II NJ IT. NJ ~ tt-. .ft

ENYERY one the above will be found we'll adapt
M ed representative of the Immense quant
ties Of arrived at The well known Store OF
VIM. Ice GgeNthat ~ Cos
of Mau and First streets Having an
the variety of styles
and shades quan and quality and every ng
which any other exhibited We take parten
Measure friends and customers in EvansV1e
and vicinity give call W extend our ~
the fair assuring them that every article
imaginabIe under of Dry Goods En- moroder!e
(Swiss Froueh Scotch) Fancy Goods Manilas Hhte
fooT If every des rption Shawls. Millinery and straw
Goods can be seen the richest choice and most AIRED M
we are fully convinced that satisfy the
peetaton and satisfy every claim
GOOD and prices In Clothing every Knd ana
- 90 every demand fashion color or quality
and the same pGce goods Come and convince
/
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PU BLlo.
Once in the Crescent City Bank" Bnlldlng: IT,.
w &I III StS0nu '"A'-' - my2,
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I gtOOPER's TOOI.s.-A full assortment of knive
'TSgasd and for sale by WALDKIRCH,
mh2I Main street het- LIST and I'd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-04
EHERWOOD HOUSE.

,IIHE subscriber has taken the above house ana mas
entirely reftted and refurnshedt, ana Is pF5pareu
entertain the patrons of the house n satisfactory
manner He also rented the brick Stable owned Dy
sr Peter Burke and has good stock Oh horses anoc
The stablei slarge clean and welllocated, and good
hostlersare in tatendance Partlcularattehnoh
he Maid to the care Of horses leftwth him for keep
i'm aIlrespects, the public, IA lind the Sner-
g. wood House good Hotel. TiyStfl j. A. bFkkS.