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Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
as07 season Arrangement. 1855

1857 0CasVA ~ IES1E2 BCkAC4ts 1857
REGULAR PACKET FOR
Kansas, Atctison, Omsha, Council Bluff and
Sioux City.
FFHE new, elegant, fast apa NeaAh
u commodious steamer, OMA- Izze=s$
HA, Andrew Wineland, Master. =
J. J. Wilcox, Clerk, will, on the earliest OPEN
ing Of navigation, resume her trips and run On
the Missouri river. Patrons can rely upon
her continuing in the trade regularly dafing
the entire season. $ g ssssSzs<3s
The Omaha having been placed in the most
unexceptionabie order expressly for the trade,
her officers hope that By strict attention to
comforts Of Passengers and to business, to
merit liberal share Of patronage from ship
pers and the public geEeraily.s,-7eT Tz 80
: = - A. WINELAED,. Master,
ap13-sea J. ]. WILCOX, Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
p. ?. WILCOX,

7 p, United States District Clerk, Notary
y Public, and General Land Agent, Atehi--
son. X. +. Will attend to the collection OF
Claims, procure bounty land warrants, and do
all kinds of legal writings on the shortest no.
tiee. ] will also practice Law in all the Mag
istrates' Courts in Atchison County, K. T.,
and will attend at the land Office when required
I am prepared to take acknowledgements Of all
instruments OF writing, and will also attend
before the County Courts, and procure titles 70.
ian,is for persons who settled on the School
lands previous to the survey.
I have on hand large lot Of Blank Deeds, :
Bonds and Mortgages. - 3m June g.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

B9- There seems to be regular war
raging between Leavenworth and Atchissn
as to the character Of their towns and their
future prospects. We have always. beliey-
ed Atehiso1f would supplan, Leayenworth
North of Kansas, and she is fast accom-
plishing that result. We wish her well in
the 6ght.-Kansas City Entsrprice.
True VAN, your heads al! right, and
your city will control everything South.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
s@ The Board of the Atchison and

s8r The Board Of the Atchison and St.
Joseph Railroad Company have assessed
a tax to defray expenses of the President
and Mr.. MIDDLEToS 10 Boston to close
the contract with the Company of the
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad to take
j, graded as half. according to their propo-
ti,ion. Upon their return it will be put
under contrac, so the work can be done
mostly next winter, as the season ii then
much more fit fer il in the Missouri river
bottom than in the summer. This does
not depend upon one eosnty's taking SUBJ
scripsion Of roua HUNDRED THOUSAND
poLLARs Is one to that boassed town oi
Leayenvorth.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
S0sIxyffers-SeffEeTs.
.aef,,,imisst.ns0i.,s .N'Ofiee.,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersiEn-
In ed has obtained from the Clerk of the
Probate Cont OF Atchison County, Kansas
Territory, letters Of Administration uPoiiths
estate of Robert English, deceased, dated June
10. 1857. All persons having claims against
said estate, are requested to present them for
allowance properly attested, within one year
from the date of said letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit of said estate, and
If such claims be not, exhibited within three
years from the date Of said letters, they wifi be
forever barred. =
CLARK W. HUBDARD5 Adnmtf-
2.fP
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
NO. 40 MAEN-sTREET.

T & 4. CARR, wholesale BooksELfERs,- :
LIZ STATIosERs, and Blank Book Masufac-
tarers, No. 80 Main Street, St. Louis, No., keep
constantly on hand, ali the Spelling books,
Arithmetics, Grammars, Biographies, Phiies-
nphies, Reading Books, Histories, DietionaFies;-
Cbemistfies, &e., now in use, which they Dffer
at the Lowest Prices to cash or prompt
paying customers.
Their stock Of Foreign and Domestic Sta
tionery, Blank Books, Printing and Writing
p.peF, has been selected with the greatest eare;
and is equal to any one in the West. Having
an extensive Bindery attached in their esfsb;
iishment, they are prepared 10 manufacture al
kinds Of Blank Books to order, and q. short not
tiee. s s may 30tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
TERRITORY OF KANSAS,

TAKEN mp by John H. Wallis, iiving in
Walnut Township: one sorrel horse, six
years old, right hind foot white half way ap to
the hook, both fore feet white to the pastern
joint, 15s hands high-no other mar Ks or brands
peTeeivabie. Appraised At sixty dollars by c.
NJ Hayes and B. Wilson.
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF Sep
ternber, 1887. u. T. BATLY, j. p.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

e~The Steamer Apn,aAL sunk be-
low here. near Kickapoo. Thursday after
noon the 9th. inst. We are informed
that she can be easily raised.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
Pioneer Clothing House !
e. ROSENRU URG

TS now opening large and splendid assort-
i ment of Ready Made Clothing. and
GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
and would beg leave to call the attention of all
to his superior selection. He fatters himself
that, from a long experience in his business,
and a close attention to the same, that he will
be able to sell goods al a less per eentage, ai4
also to sell a better quality, than can be fur
nished in the Territory. His stock is superior
to any ever offered in this market. He has on
hand, and open for inspection, large assort-
ment, among which is
Gents Cloth Goats, Cloth Vests,
't Cashmere Goats, Satin
Cotton Coats, Mixed /"
s. Tweed Coats, Cotton
" Cloth Pants. Uudershirts,
8. Tweed Pants, Drawers.
I" Cashmere Pants, Nick Ties,
I" Cotton Pants, Handkerchiefs,
And in fact all kinds OF goods usually kept
in well regulated Clothing and Furnishing
Store. Those in quest can find him in the room
formerly occupied by Smith s Blassingame.
Aug Is Z. ROSENBURG.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

- The citizens of Shanon Township
will please rsad the proclamation tf Judge
HAscALL. Let those officers take hold
like men, and ali will be right. Il =
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

WESTERN CANDY FACTORY.
TACTORY on Market street, between sixth
T. and seventh SITS. Office, No, 81 Market st.,
st. Louis, Mo. .s 1.sf..1a-..s. ~. -9.i s5, ss
IS II. G. BONN & CO., formerly Walter s.
Bohn,1 manufacturers Of all kinds OF Plain
and Fancy Stick Candies, Sugar Pinms. Fine
Almonds, Gum Drops, Jujube Paste, Rock Can
dy, Chocolate, SyEuPs, &C.. &c., which We have
always on hand, and offer for sale.
g. We are psepa: ed to offer superior in
.ducements that will satisfy all who will give us
their ORDERS 9 r7zel-.- So .sz.-.sas "a 81
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
CORN MILL.

TTSHE undersigned is agent for the sale OF J.
II. B rrows' Patent Corn Mill, to which he
would invite the attention Of the public.
These mills are portable, and do not require
miilwright to set Them up: By steady aPpli-
cation of two horsepower the "a inch mill will
grind six to eight bushels Of good meal per
hoursand will grind wheat as well as corn.
Fer further particulsrars apply at my store
where an assortment of them can be seen.
Aug. %. tf L C.. CHALLISS.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
CARPENTER. BUILDER AND
as9 sil9 e.AE$CHETECT.

VlHE undersisnedis is prepared to execute car
i penter worK and building in general, on
reasonable terms - Elevations, plans and spe-
Inquire at the Banking Office Of McBratney
Adams &, Co.
Aug. %. HENRY R NEAL.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

EI- We are indebted to our poetical
contributor for thus ornamenting our coll
ums, and we would be glad to present such
apicture in every issue for our patrons
We have been astonished in our peregrin-
a.ions over the Territory to find such an
amoun. of latent talent, hid in the many
cabins which spot the prairies. And from
all who have been in the habit Of writing
in the States. we solicit contribution, on
any subj jects, historical, religious, scientific,
literary, poetical or whatever the writer
faneies. We would like most Of our out
side filed up with original matter. You
would thus cultivate and enliven the inte.-
lec,ual faculties, and perhaps wiel9 an in
auence through the power Of the press for
good. The friends left behind in the States
would be glad to see you thus working in
Gfe's great harvest field. What warm
tears viii that mother shed, what an ardent
prayer offer for the guidance of her wan
dering son, when she reads his tender,
pathetic lines to her; and how many here
viii feel them applicable. Perhaps some
whs have eeeh led esssy from right by
contact with sin and iss attractions viii be
aroused to remembrance of lessons long
ago taught by a kind mother. Many may
thus be raised from their degradation who
in no other way could be affected.
We have broad field before us, and
truly .'the iahorers are few" Then We
urge every one who can use the pen at ali
to contribute their mite in the reforma'
ton Of our Territory. and the establish
ment Of correct principles. q
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
LIVERY AND Sale SRA BILE.

T1HE subscribers having leased 80 Il
l. of Petifsh & Co., the Brick
Stable on Atchison street, they are Xlz = -
now prepared to accomodats theipublic with
fast horses and fine carriages. -, =.
They are also prepared to stable horses fer
all who may give them call. -. =. -.
-. - BRAGG & MOUET0E.s
- Atchison. Sept, 5. iS57.sis.5 va : p. 24 On
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
EENmfRAz

A PURCHASER, for two i1urtred fEoufsfid
AFrutt Trees These trees are No. 4, raised
in a well estabiisffed NnrscFy in Western New
York, and Viii sell them cheap at wfIbfkSae.
June 6.tf w. f. GkYLOkB.-
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

PERsoSAL.-Thank to Mr.. NJ. r.
MsDosALD, Clerk of the SrAR OF THE
WEsr, for late file of st. Louis papers.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
aErozrED 81 n. c rrxsx1, srEAsAl5o2T AGENT.
Is GQuEn Up. - =

as SOUND UP. zzzs
D. A. january, Yore, Master, SspE q
Council Blnf. Stewart, ,s...-.. ..::-. ...."
Jos, H. Ogiesby, OEiesby -. .-.- 49," 2i
SSmI Kifkmant InruPs' .t.s.. 's'- .-..~ .
Asa Wfigus, lses5 -. ssssss ts....1... :" q
Star of the West, Gilman, ..t... .t.... -. IS
u BOUND Down.
Sovereign, Hutehins,: ..s... .s...s .s,.s." 1s
Silver Heels, Calvert, ......3...... .i..s.. 10
John Warner, Patterson; ::........ ......A 10
HesperiaR, ketchisal. -. "a ...... ..-..."t Al
Z. 4. Ogden, Bissel. -.--.. :-:. :...." 2l
D. a., January, Yers, ::..1e q
Jos. H. 0giesby, Oslesby, .:::a 2s
SamH. Kirkman, Thrup, p,-....-i.....-...." "a
Council Bluff. Stewart, ....... ......a 25
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
DR- CHARLES =. KOB,

NJ in the Revolutionary Army in Germany,
late Physician in Boston, and member Of the
Massachusetts and Conneesicut Medical So
eieties, begs leave to fnfern the cstizebs OF
Atchison and vicinity, that he will resume his
profession here, and practice general Mediciss
and SnEgery,a He is willing to consult in i'm
portaHt cases with his professional brethren In
The surrounding towns and cttiess Eis ofies
is on Atchison street, above the Hptel..e
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

gJ Keaaer. ffo. Before reading
farther. look at the new advertisement of
L. C. CHALLIss, and then 60 and visit his
500 900 stock of everything man ever
weEted-yes. or "pimnaen either. But
don't :ake too much money. for you can't
help spending the last red" they will
please you so well. Everybody "jxst
drop in land see! sect! sec!!! The
world and rest Of -" we dom, know
what. but Challiss does.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
Godey's Lady's Book.

For October is on our table, with its
more than usually interesting plates of the
fashions. Why, it is well worth the money
only to look at the pictures, if nothing
more. But then the reading matter is, as
it always is, high toned and interesting to
the most refined tastes. and we'll cultured
minds. II should have wide circulation
in4ihis .'far west" -
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
WASHINGTON LODGE, no. IS.

OF Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons,
I hold their stated meetings at the Masonic
Hall, in the town OF Atchison, on the first and
third Saturdays Of each and every month, COM
,a.neins ut O'Clock, p. M. - -.-l
A. GALLATIN OTIS, Secretary.
atehison, May 18th, 1857. 1s9 q
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26
For Snle.

A GOOD upIasd Ct-AIM, three and q half
~ miles from Atchisoh-wood, water and
cleared land conseiieHt. Apply tosfk5sk
may 8, ,1feBRATEEY,skBA BA rs &<Eos-
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26

EEpoM.
pntemp,i.
editors,
nderings
/. BaowS
e tool of
a man
the, ,ra.l,
nd lying
not doubt
itself. bu,
pr county
ne truth.
are III.
J only for
f our in.
husl b.s,.
hee,s and
Of ,ruu,b..
one bu,;
xchanp..
-.
that Nrr
Freedom
to Herald
esdos, or
majority
my further
stitution."
tes. Tie:
Ring: ut
few days
Rld furnish
e tocotoco
aren, tha,
IS see how
organ q.
StateC Con-
10 hundred
Try part Of
nously re-
lion. No.
3 views of
could be
s entirely
reasonipg.
&st;,n,;o,sJI,
lice Of The.
{,n;,;on for
success. 10.
id thai a.
! were on.
= IN. To.
o be trutB
and b..
too. Hh.
is isaFfee.
to secure
5eopardize-
citizens Of
les in tho
the broad
&c repsYd-
be.seekinr
10 ahead :
.Erpositor
IS coluunes
sen.e,ionsI
Fc used By
II recon-
e a stick
that will
5. What
pntry than
when such
! the land.
s without
| |Goresn~
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fryiag ouf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-26


Is in Kan.
; have,noe =
by any.as
Ppaper.- J
| explosion
! be no"
birth Lscee!
! IN Sun,
Fgey" than
3 palaces
j lays on
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|,S.:.. az.
|ui'a..
] P'A:'.:,pa. 70.
|p.Mte..,,
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power. Upon entering ships eide oac Of
those shells knocks the wood work into
splintcrs, which are IT themselves wcapors
Of destruction. Com'r Dahlcrcn, in his In.
tercsting book on 'Shells and Shell guns
says:
"Whiic firing nine-iuch shells at steam.
er moored about five hundred and fifty y.rxl,
distant, one Of them passed through the very
light upper works of the vessel, and bound
ing several times on the water, lodged III the
target, (wliite oak, 10 inches thick \, distant
l,sCO yards; the explosion followed almost
instantly. TN examination the she'll ap-
Peared to have entered about twenty inches
INTO sound wool on the extreme right, and
The explosion radia,inv from its bed, which
wa. very distinctly Indicated, forced out and
broke of three other timbers, twelve by ten
inches square, and shattered the middle tim
hers !aterall,; in all. about ~ cubic ieet Of
s"ind wood werc Displaced
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LEASES FOR SALE
y two story Houss, COZ,
40 test. Luaoo 10 ran Il


THE SUBSCRIBER, As ASSIGNEE or
the Real aad Personal Estate Of r n Houssi
Estate lying within the ely u Dsvsapsrs ssl il.
MEDIATE vieiaiiy.
10 ss.. s,.y osssDsS o. - -, n. sose
Of sa.d r n Hoassl Hosss esntsins ten roorus
with closets. &C. aud wood houes sssbls esssssa and
deer, extending ffon College Aveaas 10 said River
Also, the ne. and ecmmodlous two story brick
h,a-e, next essi Of the rssidsne~ u M nhour. on
The sd road % East Davenport This houss u one
u tbs best bails hoa.ss IN q about The city situate
view u The Mississippi River and River Bridrs Rock
Island AID the too ciss Ths u no fsss ffsnt hy
Also the iar.. story brick wsrshoss.. on an alley
,saaas south q the hississppi Mlssouri Railroad
Also three ane bsilding lots In Bioets asd O In
Forrest Dion's addition 10 the city Of Davenport
Ai-o twsa.y nys building Tote In D.vi.oa . True.
Aso lsasshold interest Ia part VI Block e. Of the
,.ef Davenport, extending from 'FRONT.' street 10
ssena street aud esing ~ feet ffons aud rear and
40, lot. Sa and 10 In The town Of Bethany.
A Az H., K, e sss. 4 !. 4: ely q !: Clan,
eaeesh.h pan q ihs fsisv,ns ass.ritsd isa1., sis
Is " q sec ii X Ts-asas . g. xsr,a a r.
s.sfs w. = .:a I. :: e !. "a 4
40 u: a@d.s,i:d sh,:. eighth p.r. Of sofx
4.e the following l.nas lying and sslas situated
n Jasper ssaa.y Y. the STATE q lowe. @ II, l..
Eas afs %. 80. =. I. y. y. q = - Wet
sAeRIficL aad per,isss u Z % lsas ,!.s. Fer
Davenport. Block Msia street. AlIsn : ClsrI, Posi
ofsiss building, Brady ssrss,, q the u.dsrssssd
n'l' door a'''A q f''' onsj oS si,'' sw III. &
msitiswu Asslgass, 80 Of Peter 4. Housed
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TARGET Practice.


A correspondent ofthe Washington Caio.
gives very interesting account Of tue late
annual examination Of the Naval Academy
Annapolis On the first day the drill OH
Gers, in the presence Of the q Board of visi-
tors," and many Others, put the battalion
through series Of infantry maneuvrss.-
Next in order came the great gun exercise
ct the fort then the artillery drill. On the
sscoad day the latter were resumed -
follows:
AZ IL 4. n. the students were mustered
IN the fort, awaiting the order for target
firing. As soon - the signal was given they
blaasd sway In downright earncst with ~Aid
shot, ahell and grape. The targets were
statioaed q the distance of eleven hundred
and filteea hundred yards frosn the battery
sightsd. You vim no doubt 10 SURPRISED
when tell you that every shot would have
struck . smallsixsd vesssl. With the aid
Of the stangent-sight' and Q steady Eye, .
hsavy 32-pounder can be aimed aud arsd o
accurately - . muskee. A fsw years ego
ths practice ship u the Academy, was cruis-
~ q The British channel and met with tbs
sclsooa-ship II the English navy. A Few ol
olr ycaaGsten went on board II the latter
dHt1g oasuet exercise, and WE'RE invited
g go : ohut WITH the bsitinh metal. On
q No.. es1epeea IT, invitaeion, and, to The
asso1l..nsae = - whols ship's company
- saHle s.9 ansUse. To sa4l
yoongHeer s14ele1 - 1gss = : nan's -
- ~ 4im4aUAa - 100 -.
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TALLMAN 1 POWERS,
L AN . A0 Il N - q.

omcs. Brady g., ttwa oeeond aud Third
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ valuable Real Estate
CITY PROPERTY IN DAVENPORT
Home aaa Lot On Third street, near the corner Of
Sin Lot. "a The sossh.wss, sersss q ye.nh aud
sls lot. :, North Davenport. between Perry ssd
Rock Island str~ets
All II. above lo,s az. wsn sissa,sd, aad In passs
81 ,as sy moss rapidly inprovtas ssA vili % cold
FARMING LANDS IN JOHNSON COUNTY
ssssssskssSTSxx fs:ss: I =. .::: e :s,::
from Dsv.aposs . lows Css. - : - --'
CLINTON COUNTY
Mas haadrsd sesss q Issirls and ninssy asrss u
sas, cAasoa county near The rarosd I'll choice
TIE sbsvs property w,ll - ssld On nssssl ,ssns
SCOTT COUNTY
sosd heasss Win 3 soia q : Lssgsis
oas haalrsd aad slxsy sssss uainvsevsd Lad, sve
Ard tea mliss iSoss Dsssarsss .si wsssssi
De handrsd and ssEiy scres, AGE s.ss ssrsh. wsss
from Hickory 0sovs very shsies land
PowIsuIEE COUNTY.
Two hundred sad Any asses ass prairie iasd. sve
NEAR DAVENPORT
Oss and eae@half mile from Csau nssss, On Ne
b.ud, with supssb We've VI RIVER anA surroanAins
seaasry = sinei farm q fsssyavs sssss, an4sr ~
sisasss state q sslsivsaioa, al4 vsl ssprsd With
the city.
sgvES MILES Prom DAVENPORT.
4 farm 81 slssy sssss, sorry uaAss salsivssiea,
g. VIII b soiA very eAs6p.
NEAR WALcoTT
Eighty asrss choice prairie q . baspa.n
NORTH DAvENPORr
A bsautiful Eve sers lol nhlTnnf
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c. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
II e1l Estate s1EeMe,

,srccr.sos "a ca, : s.n.
TWENTY Jupnnvrn pApNa ~ aCOTT
i county, with good. comfortable dwelling. large
orchard Of every kind of fruit runrins ~si~r and
v.ry essens.ls '"'" 's'so'< ""' W
FiNssn Uni0prevea Rasms.
IL. N sso.t county fiesssntly stasasd. sna esP"a'
""a ''' 's'"'"s PufP"s A WY 10y
Six hundred and yyrty .sr.s In Guthrie county
Farm In johnson county.
s.v., ,,.., All. ,v
s" "1"1'eu SEW :" nes" county
Three hundred serss In fSvanAv eounty
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TERRIBLE SraBRiNc ArrRAy--A WOMAN
PROBABLY kiLLnp.--The lower part Of the
city was thrown into state of excitement
by the stabbing of woman. near the Medi-
al College, this afternoon. by the brother
~ her husband, the knife entering the lower
extremity II the heart. At the time III
writing. she Is almost liicl-ss and probably
cannot live more than few moments. The
man has been arrested and taken bcforc the
Recorder for an examination. No reason Is
given for this terrible act but i was undoubt-
edly the effect Of drunkenness. We were
unable to get all the particulars in time Cor
this evenings i.sue.-Ksoluk Tisass.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE AGENTS FOR
! M~s..rs y & Herring 4 Cos celebrated Flrs
ard Thief Proof 6.f<s4
Mewoald invite the attention " tho public To the
fact that ,hes~ saf~s have for years sso tbs tss, IN
tsih Gre, thief and sise u Time Very nssay Rsf~s
WI W measure def ths former snd yet fall Lsfote
the latter
The qualities u these Safes are ~ well Known the,
= y. majority Of the merchants ~ New Yssk ana
i'hisde phla use no oth~r inak. Of esfss We cen
nrsh Safes Of eli ssss aud With ANY Of
Lack. wanted aud slIi warrant 10 the ussssst iii
the qualltl~. II the 6afee w~ ell
BtRkoMs. fkE1TYMAN q DAlLRLL
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BAN KING.
TALLMAN, POWERS Il McI.EAN.
Bankers an1 Dealers IN Cxeharwe.

once Brady ~, Ltwn seea,d aud TLird
kACuANGE On ALI. THE PRINCIPAL.
~ Cities OF Ia. United States t.res, tri,ain Ir,
land and Continental Europe, e~iasht aud ..id
Notice ard prsn- collected and pfo-..si. r.t,ilt.d
Exchange
c".eeiion. Of Sua-.. Draff-, Accounts I..gsci..
MI M lhh.riisnc.s made ~ all part. u the United
states, tanHdas and Eun.le
stock. and hotds b"aski sud sala on commission,
and Dividends collected
and Warrants, bought, sold and SEATED
kAchAnxr on rit-s Ia the Iuii~d state.
carpenter Neriniiy~, New York CITY
Albany City Hank, Albany n
ltunslo City Hank, Bnffalo n n
Hank VI Commerce, nsss.n. Ms..
Irsd.smen's bark, PhadelpLis, la
Merchants aud Manufacturers Iauk p1it.Lufy,
nekim 4 90, baltimore, N II
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SitIysns' hank. New Orleans La
swin, brother Johnston. Chicago, IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04

ITO THE PUBLlc.-THE UNDERSIGNED
= feeling thaf the lats em~lli among the Meat
Market men of THE city IL calculated 10 produce un.
happy resaifs, and nhdsrstandns .. We do the In
open market fpr the s.~ IL Meat and Vegetables
nj ths IL Claire Market ffouse. where the business
viii be conducted strict, Ia accordance with the Or
dinsness Of the City Council regulating sueh mat.
f<rs We shall Keep eoasssEtiy GA hand every srtl.
Gle In lins which the eountfy Affords aud loss no
opportunity 10 serve the public Ia the INST proper
and aeeeplabls manner Every article kept for GALE
~ us sbe b offered Al reasonable rates aud as the
hbssal pasrouaev. BEING impressed with tLs fact
that u 10 the mind II the majority Of eitssas of
Davenport that this matter ha p~ae-abiy aad speed
lily arranged, ws shai open our market on Thursday
morning aid ~s the voice 81 the people decide n to
whseher shs shall meet with nniv ersal an
proval
We open Thursday Morning with hn~ l.t u
choice 1eass and Vegetables. and shall cnftinns IL
- - fr,sn day 10 day Cal aud Try "a.
je91f BYRNs KAY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-04
BlAkEMOkE A LAWEs,
- ~ 4 ers,
Dealers u CsrelGn ard Domestic

EXCHANGE,
uoeosvent wassk Nsees. lsslA 4 silver C~s,s
AND LAND WARRANTS
APEClAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE
~ collection 81 Mercantile paper. ard remittance.
made ob the day u bay m~nt free u eo,nnssi, la
sight dr.ns on Easl.rh ei,Ie. w
Land Warrants bought, ssli and located Ter
soai atten,lon given 10 the purchase s cal. Of Iowa
snA country prop~fty AID The selection u lands f.r
entry
2Osieht Cheeks on New Y.srk. Ga.iah pLilsd.i
phis, baltimore, Washington city I1itshurr sTn
einnai ~ i,uis AID Chicago ala A. fr sal hi Suns
man Exchange
0old aud havrr Coins bought AID .oiJ
- Tine bills ON Chicago Nj fsal. aud New Y ORA
discounted sli business paper II short date. bought
81 . email cufnsnisss
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