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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
Wapted.

A experienced Booskecper aud good Penman Is
IA drsirous OF finding enpio-ment either permanent
or temporary he Will post and balance books rs
double and singh. entry MAKE out and collect nc
counts, or 10 copying Sc. quickly snt correct!y
AZ III, moderate.
Address, post paid r. T., Post Once
noyiulff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
AN ORDINANCE

TO riden The lSdeuSH on the ed<t ride Of Mo,a
street Ietreen Second aud Third streets
80. Re II enacted BY the City Council II The City
OF Davenport, thar the sidewalk on the cas-, side
Main street, ami between second ami Third streets
IN the city of Da, npor', be wIi nCd FROM twelve I,
fourteen fet
Sec" That all ordinances or parts o; ordnanc. g.
e9nfictUc herewith No. anil tn. lame are hereby re.
pealrd
JAMES N. BOWLING
NrclNl.t AAyor. pro ten.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
TOI BUSINESS Men.

4 YouDs man who has received a Nterar, as well
a. cpmmeroial education, and has practical
wl.d5r ~ business operations desires 10 invest
Thousand doliars, on or about the Is, Of March prox
IN some safely established business which would afford
him employment 81 reasonable salary. Ad irc,s
II - box stj. derts IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
Hotel and Farm for Sale,

Sn ACRES-35 broken, with . ,omnoi,ous NV
GU frame Hotel. containing % rooms, n large nov
stable and umb.r enough 10 huiid large barn situ
at'd on Hickory and Aliens & rove road, 5 miles from
Davenport. viii he sold at bargain on five years
time, Apply to LANE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
ALSO,

handsome fran. dwelling hous-. containing
rooms, cellar, hall closets also welt aud stable Oh
III" premises. on lease Of is wears situate, on ~ It.
- of Iowa, viii b~ sold at bargain II applied +
dNcIsdlw JTIASr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
III Acres Pine Timber Land for sale

''hE subscriber will sell valuable tract Of heavy
l. Timber Land OF 800 acres in wisconsin situated
near 81. Croix Falls, on Wooif River and running
ba'k on small Lake, being the section line
The Hudson Lake Superior Railroad " N pass along
sue OF H. II Rot through It; II Is one of the heau.
tfn locations IN the West; village Is now surinur,
up IN the immediate vicinity. and the land Viii 90
vel 20 lay out IN village lots. A Saw Mil il being
erected on this beautiful stream within few rods OF
this land; the above land is very cheap ri 400 mr.
acre Also lO' acres Pine Timber I.snd OF the first
quality, on the banks Of the Chppeway, whore tn.
logs can be easily hoated down into the MissssIppi
TO MARKET The above property will be sold at bar
gain; said land Is free and clear from Ali inenubr.
ance Terms Easy. For furt.ier PARTICULARS enquire
q tne subscriber, No. 8 LeClzire Row
'tcl9iif l. l.. HOLCOMB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19

nNE Hundred Cents On the dullat, given IN Dry
~ Goods for the above bills. AZ thr .Nsw York Con,
mission Ware house" Brady, 81 dor above 9Th ST.
decISllw JAS THOMPSON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19

The Ladies Of the Second Baptist Church and co,,-
sregasion will hold Fsir and Festival In their new
House OF Worship corner Of Fourth and Perry IN.
SIS on Tuesday evening, The 28I Of D.ce,nber.
IN" proceeds arr TO De spilled towards furnishing
th" church. All are invited 10 attend ,ecsta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
Black Silks! Black Silks /!

Black Silks! Black Silks /! (!
~ PIECES Plain. High Lu.ter Bodew SIX;
" Black Mort Antique and Rspp Silks;
Black Wateres and Satin d. Cheine;
A large >tock At
decl1 WAD.MORTH.S
BROCHA LONG SnAWLS
A Beautiful stock of NEW STYLE LONG sHAwLs
~ received per Express. for sale figures. by
deel7 WADsWORTH
Prepare for Geld Weather.
DY buying some OF W ApswoRrH' 5 snpS5Hed
ID Blankets, of which he has large
stock ana some KATRl FINE AND LARGE ONES, whh
will be sold at extremely low pric,s Cali a,
second St., opp. I.eClaire Heuse.
decI7f
Fire 3 .Mas'jsse lSssssr0ssce Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
Caeh Capital. .StlU,Gl0
Merchants
E.VSx'R.AyVCE CO.MP.a.v'I,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Authorized Capital. 500 0d0
Amounts securely Invested. 10 900
q. A. BELEN, Agent for Davenport. oGe-s.at"
RErKRsScr-Mscklot Corbin. declStf
Butter.
10 FlRKlNS NEW vORk DAIRY,
For sale By
BArfERMAN, oWITS CO.,
WHOLKsnB 0A0cERs,
deeied2t Front streoG, "a docr east Of Perry
Glass DuglOs! elosU Dngles0 |
EOR trimming last recsived q JOUY
+ Dsal1 bstwsm ,astEG"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19

"a On the 4th inst, Gen. Jones, OF Iowa.
presented petition in the U. s. Senate.
from TIE settlers upon the Fort Atkinson
.:serve, praying that the right Of pre.emp
ton may b extended to then.
He also asked end Obtained unaninoua
consent to iatroduce bill cos Tie rellef q
eertsia ssstlsss h ~ Stats q yoW1.an1 a.
St1es psrpsss9 MA NJ sooa I'd Deoosi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19

Tux TESTIMONY or PoLIricaL Oppo.
sRNT.-Ths Albany Evening Journal,
ono of he leading organs of the Black
Republican party, thus speaks Of the
retiring administration:
sit is but simple justice to say that,
so far rs the financial interests of the
country are concerned, they have been
managed with ability aud integrity.
Though overruled frequently in matters
cf appointment, the President has stood
by Governor Marcy in his enlightened
and fearless discharge OF the responsible
duties OF the State Department.
"Conirassed with the administration
Of Tyler and Fillmore, in oil that con.
eern, personal self.respect, and in all
that belongs to the prophecies Of high
station, that Of Gen. Pierce presents q
clean record. Nothing but the nep otism
OF those eras disgrsces tho present.
Gen. Pierce has not followed the bad
example Of hunting up and pensioning
all sorts of relatives, partners, and de.
pendents. The Post Office department.
has not been, as when 10 the hands of
"Fillmore, Hall Il Haven" q convent
ence for political laszaroni. Nor hs,
there been during General Pierce's I'D.
ministration either q 'bask- stairs en-.
trance to the White House, or a Kitchen
cabinet
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19

l>Ork ~ acre lots, mile north Of Fulton station
II the amt N Railroad on reasonable term.
Also GO acres, one mile north Of wAoott; cheap:
uH"-hAf cash, bAlancc in one and two years.
Also. 30 acr's In Washington county. ~ scres
IN" timber, and running water on part This land
IL oniy Ii miles ffum Iowa City, and IL from wash.
higtnn. on fne road from Columbus 10 Richmond -
VIII be ID chap, aud a part on time
Also, four ~ acre lots near Iowa CITY. beautiful
farming land. and WI wa;cred
Also; Lots IN WEST davenport ranging In sise
from 60 feet by 900 10 acres, sold sur down ANA
balance In one and two years.
Also. several nca' tnildings on leased ground
would he rold ON rrs.onshl" terms. Appyto
octtf-ltf + g. HADg
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
4 HANDsOMs Foam, uou.r a ro,ln. ,

4 HANDsOMs f ANS House, q rooms, pleas ,n,Iy
n situated on east III strect 10 Yeas les,-. sr
ale o. rrasa nnhie rms
Ais 10 scr beautiful land 90 south side OF rp,ou
road = milr- fsOm city limits. T.rm, ss.v
Also, Lot 2 In 81 "a 10 the C. ~n o. wac.,,
hnmciistey On Dept This 10, would be given In En-
Shaase or first rate Horse Buoy. orsupsrior s1li
watch and rissnG ApFiy 70
drcIsif r. rama
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19

The Chinese War.

she De ~ ar
A pitched battle cane of on Saturday
morning last at the Rock River Ranch,
10 Stsnislsus county. Tho Hongkopg
Chinese came down to Rock River Ranch.
pitched their camp aud challenged the
Canton Chinese to fight. The challenge
VA: accepted. On Saturday morning the
parties prepared for battle; the Hong
kongs being armed with war clubs.
spears and other Chinese weapons,
among which the gong was Q prominent
feature-but the Canton men showed
some degree Of civilization BY the use of
muskets. The parties met whom tho
canton men poured volley Of mssketry
on the Hongkongs which killed their
CHIEF and two others, when the Hong.
kones ineloriously fed. The Canton
men exhausted their vengeance on the
DEAD chief;ain BY cutting him in thou.
ssnd pieces. The whole number enea.
geo 10 the fight was seventeen hundred.
Mono or the Canton men we're Injured.
II Was . very unfortunate battle A. Al
few were killed. About {, 200 American
witnessed the fight, Is due notice Of the
battle bad been given, 90 az TO give tho
miners chance to witness the sieht.
The officers Of the Law undertook to ston
the fight but could. do nothing. One Of
them had bis horse shot from under
him. The Chinese warriors have oil die.
psrsed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19

e. A subscription liss Of GtOO, 900
nas Just been completed 10 London, 20.
wards the construction Of . rsjiway
twenty-five miles 10 length By the eide
o. the Welland Canal, connecting Lake
Ontario with Lake Erte.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19

CIRCULATING LIBRARY
Aud News Depot, opposite the LeClsire House New
York, Chicago, and Cincinnati Dailies received .y-
quay s. H. STARR Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
Correspondence OF The No. Republican
FROM X ANSAS.
Pear OYER KANSAS cor GEARY AT
LEiTFNItORTH - RIIAI TOXINS -
FREEZF-NEV CITES dc

PEhCE OYER KANSAS cor GEARY AT
LkIrFNIFORTH : RIAL TOXINS -
FREEZE-AEW CITES DE-
Nestport, December ., $50.
Governor Gcary has received official
intelligence from every part vi the
Territory that all is at peace, and that
prosperity reigns everywhere. To Sc
cure this state of things, he he has
gone to Leavenworth in order to be
present at the sale oftown lots in that
city, which comes OFT this week. No
diligently has occurred SO tar, aud he is
determined that none shall occur, if
his presence aud official power can pre-
vent it. One-half of the city OF Leay-
enworth has already been sold by the
original settlers, and will be bid in by
the buyer, who will represent the first
owners. There are twentythrcc hun
drcd lots to be- sold at acution. The
other towns in the Reserve will he sold
hy blocks, this by lots There are now
four thousand people in Lea,cnworth,
II i said, including one thousand stran-
gers. II Is hard TO tell which place is
going ahead the fastest, that or Kansas
City; both are growing in an nncxam-
pied manner. Ny own opinion is tina,
Kansas will be the great city, and that
Lcavcnworth will come 10 stand still
in n few wears, ma, be mistaken,
but il am, the best OF sign will fail.
M effort has been mad, To- recover
the prisoners who escaped, with one
exception. They are leaving the conn-
try, however. for the country's good
nobody viii Stop them
The river has closed, and in closing
spoiIt many calculation, and suspect
a tew slcculations The stage east is
running ont daily with passengers. and
10 Gcl scat, one must begin two "r
three days beforehand.
4 number of Free Soilers have
bought out The city of Wvandottc, and
aic gong IN to compete with kansas.
II Is also said that a company have
purchased a town site, few miles up
the r,er 50 that by neN, fall we will
have more paper towns caying in than
can be counted in day.
Mr.. Henderson, of the Lea,cnworth
journal, leaves here IN the morning
for Washington City. He bears i'm
roltant dispatches from, io,c rnor Gea-
"a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

@A BY THE CAN, Reg, DoZ or CASE
%7KSNmav be found at all times at the OYS-
~TER DEPOT opposite the Post once at
as low nsutts as Can I've obtained in this State. Your
attention si also invited TO those beautiful large
count Oyster put up In half gallon kegs for fam
lily use. Cash orders by mail express will receive
prompt attention. Hddrcss
moves dim ". d. WARD. Agent, box csP O.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-19
Handsome Residence . Rea(.

iINHis Dwelling Il Ia Isas' Row, On Brady ssrsss,
.S rooms and erilaf. wood hou-e. w. u water
and cis;'rn compete, large well shaded lot an. cou-
Portable walks. The furniture In the house Wi be
sold u -" person renting. which !. y god quality
and nearly new. Apply 10
dstz du O. HADa
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when tie distribution will take phase
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copy OF any Of tn. So Magazines one year: ais,
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For membership address O. l.. DERBY, Actury G.
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200 BAGS COFFEI

TUST received and Tor sal W
d RTAE 4 A.CARN,
Nos Bsrroy's Esv B'o-s, Front 81. 4 Levse.
%, iS53-i.i
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For Sale or Lease.

INWkNTf-THRkE eligible BuilIrs Lots sitests>
L OF Harrison, fhird, a!p!Fy and mondeaos str->,s
ticuisrs enquire u CONAN . Dow or
tsusitD AneanAv
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LAND FOR SALE.

190UOUlU.
~ FADs Land orice over rsllmsn Powers
i - McLean's Bank. n Brady street nov 2G,i
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fine OIL PAINTINGS.

- leading artists
The whole OF which are 10 Re distributed VI allotted
among the subscribers Whose names are rece.y. H.
prsylsGs TO the
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,leclgi2,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24
CBt 9ailp gourna1.
From the Jeaersonyilie (Ind.) RePuellran.
REBELLION IN THE STATE PRISON.

| For the past few weeks there has been
disposition on the part ofa portion Of the con
| yictS to rebel, or assert their independence a
| the close Of Mr.. Pattclson's tcrnl,. which cx.
| PRED on last Sunday, the I5thinst They al.
| legged as their reason that the Legislature had
made no provision Whatever for their further
detention So long as Mr.. Patterson held tho
| reins, all remained in peaGeable subection
| but. as soon as the Gceptre departed from his
hands into those Of the bogus authorities
| there were distinct marks of open rebellion
About thirty of the conyicts refused to ac-
knowledge their authority, and on Monday
evening as is supposed, they fired the peni-
tertiary buildings, which resulted in loss o1
from S10 900 to $4,000. -.
The cause OF this rebellion and It's history
are Obvious to every, thinking man. First, the
legislature of 1855, failed. to make the neces-
saryr provision for transferring the conyicts
from the former lesse to the State, for fear
that some Of the offices might fall info the
hands of tho. American party They thought
more OF, securing United States Senator,
than Of lcgislatfng for the good and safety of
the community. In the second places Gov
Wright knowing of this deficiency, knowing.
as he must have known, tlFat7men ofiaL par
ties pronounced tile law but a tanle one at best,
and the legislature had left its main provision
uncomplicd with, utterly refused to call an
extra session, lest as we suppose, he could not
be elected United States SENATOR e4es, as he
declared in our city, /" nothing short Of an
earthquake or famine could induce him so to
do. And we have no hesitation in saying, that
had the prison remained inscharge of MroPat-
terson5 or had due proyision for the change
been made hY- law, this rebellion never would
have been thought of and the State would
have saved at least ten thousand dollars.
& Bat again, this rebellion mi gsht have been
promntly stayedl if prompt measures had been
taken to check it. But, instead. of this, we are
Informed that the moral Instructor, Le Roy
Woods, took i copy Of the act to one OF the
leaders Of the rebellion, and attempted to ar
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That Blessed Baby.

Punch, in his last issue, is decidedly increas-
mo tile strength of his dabs at the French, now
that the special entente co1fiake is abolished by
the treaty of peace, and each tub is in future
to stand on its own bottom. Perhaps the re-
ported proscriptiono of the publication in France
may have had a tendency to bring about the
substitution of an extra allowance iof'cream of
tartar. instead of the genuine lemon Of the spicy
compound Ridicule and satire abound A
few extracts:
Windsor Castle wasthrown into bit of a
futter last week upon the receipt OF the ioi-
lowing telegraphic dispatches from the Tull-
leres: s s4.r -s# ss.s-se; a-sH s-s !
@The Emperor has forbidden the wetnurse
TO kiss the baby!!'
Scarcely had the cmotionof the castle sub
sided, when a second dispatch was flashed TO
lit ON lightning wings to tue following effect.
@1he Emperor has forbidden the nurse to
saw catchy, catcl,y to the imperial infant.'
| A third dispatch followed with all possible
rapidity:
nphea Emperor has forbidden the nurse to
tickle the Child of France, on pain OF instant
dismissal -a-- zszsez. sfis..es .ss.s. ,,.a
4 fourth: "The Emperor has forbidden the
nurse, at any period to ride a c0ch7tor8e TO the
| Prince Imperial under the pain of punishment
to Coyenne." 2. p" -.
| A filth dispatch: = he AIchoishoP VI d,io
has been sent for to administer the oath to the
wet-nursc; who VOWS she will not kiss the
book not to kiss the baby" sa,s.-qf. Iee.e
4 A sixth dispatch: "The woman remains OBJ
durotc A detachment tSof Ghasseurs drawn uT
in the courtyard, but they fail to shake her,
:. 81 A enthdispatch3 'HIis Imperial Highhes'
is crying for the breast. His nurse weeps, ba
b.. is inilcXible. -.ss--------
9 ellis Imperial Highness clinches his iists
and his face grows as blue as the violets OF Lf
Relle France. ''''~ A'- - -
!. a1he Emperor commands the nurse toglY
r the breast to the Imperial Infant zs -
,.The nurse refuses, and folding her arms
II throws up her situation, unless allowed 10 % .
llutc his Imperial Highness, who grows plue ol's'
and bluer ~.
.The father faiters and the emperor nle,ts
? pb, hot,1t ;e er;vep to the nurse, and one kis
"a per diem is graciously permitted o5 f5r
p
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ANEcDoTE. "A. gentleman was once riding
in Scotland by a bleaching ground, where
moor woman was at work watering her webs
IF linen cloth He asked herwhere she went
to church, and what she had heard on the pre-
cedng day, and how much she remembered
] She could not even tell the text Of the sermQp
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., NVEEEEEaER ~ WILSON'S sx
is r w / N G NJ A C. III n E S

ENHESE Machines operate upon an entirely new rrinei-
They have in operation in the hands families
manusoarers ientIy long give thema ria
and have given entire satisfaction.
They are simple in ornan1ea-
tai we'll useful adOrn ladys Tarl"r
less position in the shop of the
has been object to furnish Machine that would be
arpliea HE to fam we'll to the wantsgo Tai iors,
ress Cloak Makers. Shirt and Collar Manufacturers.
e. We epnhdant that MACH in the prescn tfo
lare the best offered to the public.
Ihouspn of tantes testify to their mer all
family sewing while Shirt Collar Manufactu-
seel acknowledge their superioriyeyer Aothers for
their work.
An examnation ofthe Machines srespeefuly soliciten
at Hopkins & Reads o. READ
/ epI7tf SoieeAgent for outicrn India
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'VENNEY& sORENsON

vHor ALE DE AIERs AND LIQUORS, CORNER
'y-~ W 6rER AND VINE sTs.. EyAHsvIIE md ,.fe
ywyHl this day formed copartne
tte M rnase of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
bnzires aviu the business OF Nessrs hs
ID arch tscd their stock and made addons 20 mas
mnt asortrnent we shall be able TO offer as good bargains
OR CASE ag any house Evansville or any ey Nv N the
West. rs s9E Is gtrfN ttH y ss2G1puf~soNN 4
ian3 p SOis'--f.lN'-
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auERwOoD House.

rYNHE subscriber has TAX On the aud Is prepared
entirely refted and FURNISHED H. anu 20 fitrt,ry
anner He has also rented the brick staoe, n9o ~ y!
MT Peter Burke and has good stock oihotSesaN0"l
gbe stabeis large, clean and WE'LL Gated anu
tbostlersarei in constantattendanee ~
W. IN all RESPECTS, the pubuc> IA lhnd ehe nu'A'
1904 All House good Hotel. Ijys I'll A. BYERa.
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- snEtf-IipNI WokKER.- 80 = = n
BOILER MAKER AND BIACKSMI1IIING IN G ENEGAL.
w. ANUFACTCEE Roller I;yets. Railroad Chairs and
I'VE Spikes, N T. Corner Main and Cherry streets. ST.
Louis. No. 5sE esffGf afEgt z5'tLt8 - ~ +zE
EB second hand Boilers always hand Repairing lone
unnn shArast nolee. -L--L- .-..E. NILS -3m
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. 'A'-9'' CLARKE & STANFIELD,
CaKPENTERS AND JOINEEkSs

Shop corner First aud Chestnut streets. ,.s,L
T. entrusted done with neatness anu oi'
@ Particular attention paid the putting Of stores
store Fronts. and Jobbing generally NM y
BBLS Lake salt; 20 packaies No Maessre, to SrN W
} a pby aplf 4 d. CooA o oo-'-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-f Il. II. COOK a. SON, t
Who'll IssA ALE AND RETAII4 DEALERS IN +
6s46esCx2&SE 81 EESDVESEONS .z5.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
CIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
IL Es.T, Ill nIEi1 ARTNIENfr

RE.FAiI. DEP ARTAIENT,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CoRNEh
Tw H. COOK bes his friends in Eya lille and
~ neghborhood their faver freely bestowed upon
hm has been business amongst tem and takes
shs their notice his Mr
H. A. COOK whom he has taken into Barership from this
solicits the firm ~ H. COOK 5 SON
support literally conferred on himself
T. Son having taken the business Tarhises an
of the stock of Mr. NJ Wooster, feel
that will be enabled to supply the citizens Of
article they realre in the Gro
cery and line o. I'll G. Son wish especially
attention Of persons in the country having produce
any kind to their increased facility for TAX
ing of their stock apdsuppyng them at their store with all
required in the wholesale department, at prices that
must ensure their orders for the future. feb2-H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24
V5AIS u FOIS - Aa1.

FAR u a'OEk SAFE.
FExI. having determined to move TO Cantor
MIA offers for the Farm on which he now reslues,
IA ~ the road leading Fsv ansvle TO Mt erno n
in Perry TO wnship. contain & acres sald ce
;i n three tracts all well we'd and supplied WITH
he hest water and healthy part the county e
bnrrh Persons wishing to purchase part OF 1 m
Frn viii learn by application TO the uhaef-
sesnean 9ppn ,piagsr Uag fA THOMAS KNIGHT.