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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
D. LEWIS. AssOciate AttOrneY.
LnGuTanCo CO"Pany
capital Stock $4,000.

NEBRASKA CITY
Lnsuranco Company.
capital Stock $4,000.
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.
HTalS e0mpany, under a liberal charter, is now
i fully organ Eed, and their entire capital stock Of
FifB Taoaecnd Dollars, paid in and secured. They
are prepasd, fr0n this date, to grant open policies,
and take rsks, upon equal terms, with the most
farored lnuran e Company any where. Having
adopted the mu' ual principle, its patrons, without
mourning M h bility, viii share In the profits Of
thu compaur
The operation of the Company, win be confined,
for the present. to MARINE, or CARGO risks, with q
maxiHum lisbiI v of SI2, 800 on any one bottom.
Being tbeonly Insurance Office, on the above pop
ular plan, Vest uf the Missouri, it confidently ex-
pec1s q generous support from Western Merchants.
We resaHtfzily invite the Missouri River pa
trouage.
DIRECTORS:
So. Nuekons, Chas. F. Holly,
a. nennet, j. l.. Armstrong,
W. Hinckman, Miles w. Brown,
A. A. Bradford.
OFFICERS:
CHASE. HOLLY, President.
J.GARsrDE, Sec,y.
s. Louis Azent-Col. W.P. Howard.
April ID 1851. 42-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

FOhIHE- H1ES, we will procure The latest Fashion
Plalei, style oI i Jnnets, samples Of the newest varie-
ueser EoNs ~osnfstics, perfumes, and fancy articles, and
we SHaAahf Fsbe easedtOf furnish everything Connect
cd with tbeiz WAITS.
tashous aEs service which may be required, the
public may Il HanP0n US, with the moss perfect confidence
for dleEtT sdaEkpatch. Apply to
GEO. ". WILKES x Co.,
Porter Spirit Of the Times, 34S Broadway, N. Y.
\ BIS s~criptions for Porter's Spirit Of the Times,
as rtingL erin, Agricultural, Panty weekly News
pap may e flrEaTded to the same direction. Terms,
50 year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03


DhPUI1 COUNTY SURfEYoRt
SUREEYOR IND LIND aGENT,
Main STREET., q
BkOWNYILE, n. II.
WILL attend prOnptfy and faithfully 70 the sclecfinn
and location ~ Government Lands in the Ne1udha Land
'pistrict Surveying TOva sites, subdividing Lands, pra1t-
Ing City Piats, and alfoLher business or a geneEai Survey
or. Will buy and sell Land warrants, pay taxes, investi-
gate titles, File DeclaratOry Statements OF intention 70
.pre-empt. and make out Presumption papers at shorf m
tiee, and always onhand b look outrlaims FIR actual set
tiers Investments Bade tsT distant dealers cite
Of inquiry answered PROMPTLY ffo. -r.
John Nils, Cash. Dayton Bank, Do do
p. p. Lowe ~ ~ 30
Gunkle & Strong, do d.
Wood Mead, A-lL do do .
Moses smith, - -vGinGiRRati, Ohio.
Ryan& Charles, Land Agents. Sioax 6ity, Iowa.
Gee. IT, Nix0T1, Land Register, BrCwmSifle, y. T..
Lushbaush Carson Bankers do do
Brown & Halianl, do do. do
r. ". Furnas, Editor Advertiser, do 40
Sept. "a, 57-nl3-y2tf
DRESERVED FRUITS; Strawberries, Peaches,
4 Whyr1tbeTries kcy &ey t0te had at
\. - - ~ L.LWUYTE& cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

LANES Ckk6fLL-ProprietOr.
|HIANUFACTURES and keeEs constantly
~ On hand for sale. Ell kinds Of Flour. Meal,
and Feed studA Orders spliriiola and pRumptlY filed
% INST favorable ler1ns. Csh paid cons 6tly for
Wheat. For character Il Fohrrefcr 10 ererybOdy
thar ever used It.
st.Jossph, No, Aug. 80, 1856. vlnl3-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Porser7s Spirit OF the Times.
Genera Purchasing Agency.
PUrchaSing Bureau


Under the immaEate supervision OF one ofssur arm, as
slstedhE tAe most accomplished experts, for supplying
Gns Grlieit ~ fht icOrIG.
Fdrticu3zr alrgitiOn viii be paid TO the selection, pnr-
cha G, and saieuE Thoroughbred Cattle and Horse Stock.
ira aea lea, FerTets, and fancy Fowls, Carriage, Buggy,
anH satdie tfaTlHRy Carriages, Harness and SaddleE, Time
Narhcs, eely Inscription OF Fire Arms Sporting Arti-
cles Els1ins kelE and Tackle, Mnsie and Musical Instru-
mel Iach IS S4fl and Row Boats, Furniture, fine Wines.
LquHa AZ tSlgarss Cricket anc Bali Bats, Pads, &c, sc.
AeA1rNArURAL IMPLEMENT, of the latest and most
ml oftdk ids Seeds, Plants, Fruit, Forest and Shade
tet ard : 2 kinds OF Books treating ON subjects OF inn
POT 4nce 81 ne fermer, HortcultuTist, and Florist
TAT RaOAIs ENGAGED in advance, On Steamers and
Fac<etst 70 Il ave mi Europe, California, the West Iudies.
ofaH partt the world. This viii obyiare the necessity
10 rSideutspd hAiand towns, and places where no steamer
agencies Ell kfof Ceming to New York two or three weeks
an aara1ce- Is they are now frequently required to do
elther tOcbt in llssase, or to secure eligible accummcda-
tons Inik dfplrtment, we will lie ready to secure
hoONS ~ Hb1lELS at favorable rates, so as to protect
The Si1auE froHI imposition as well as Inconvenience /;
and t0sE9 10 perform any description OF commission
tlai wonA t~Hdinarily require the presence OF the party
him self.
GentieHe Eho desire TO form Libraries, OF who may
WlshLto prrtre the Ch0ice Literature Of the day can
aIWys reT EDtHl our Judgement and selection. Also,
Blank booAs nd stationery, and Book and New Psper.
for prinsers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

Doors and SH0FS-AFFnendOwS sOsk, just
ID reeeiveds ard E&salsyhyGS
r WHYTE 4 IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

Commercial Nursery,
BLOOMINGTON. I'LL.


me undersigned beg Leave 10 INFORM the EIuserymeu
ana Of tn West and SOuih~West, that they are
extensively ensagedn the proposition Cf
AOOIs G1AFIEp AID nNDDED STOCKS FOR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

AN ORDINANCE to amend an Ordinance
10 authorize the use Of Fifth street "
the Mississippi and Missouri Rail Read
Company passed and approved The
4sth Of June. A. D., lsss.
Sec. l. In consideration Of the sum Of
fifty thousand dollars to be Issued i,umedi-
stely to the city VI Davenport in the capital
stock Of the first division Of the Mississippi
aud Missouri Rail Road company West Of
lows city. bearing interest ct the rate Vi
ten per cent per snnum. payable in stock.
the sAid company are hereby released from
oil obligations further to pave " plank
Firth street. agreesbly " the provision. con-
tanned in the first condition Of an Ordinance
10 authorize the use Of Fifth street BY the
Mississippi and Missouri Rail Road compa-
ny. passed and approved June rs, 1853. and
the sAid company shall have the right aud
authority to lay down second track in ssid
street, whenever the business Of the road
shall render il necessary.
see z HE said company shall at all
times keep it. tracks properly ballasted. and
the space between them, and to the end Of
the ties plsnked or macsdxmized ut its own
cost
Sec. 8. The conditions Of sections I'd, Sd
and 4th Of the said Ordinance Of June Is.
1858. shall remain ia full force.
Provided, That the said company shall in
no ease 80 lay the track or tracks through
said street !. =: I" Irsysnt the passage II gar
riages upon either side Of said trscka
PrOr'ded further That Asid company shall
signify its acceptance Of the conditions Of
this Ordinance at the next meeting Of the
City Council.
Passed and approved June Sd. 1857.
GEO. b. SARG ENT,
Attest + PECK, Mayor.
City Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

NV BUILDING MArERIAL.-A species
OF cc ncrete, 10 which ashes are prinoi-
pie ingredient, has Of late been sdvauta.
geously introduced for building perpos
% 10 Paris. One manufacturing firm 10
reported to utilize most Of their waste
in the working up Of this new maserisl.
So rapidly has this artificial stono been
improved that slabs for Aoors are now
made seven metres long and six metre.
vide, which, being laid oil in one pieoe.
no beams or vaulting arc necessary un-
derneath. The inventor says: 81 fsbri.
cate befons agg'omeres, % hard - the
best stone, oil the parts Of house Del
lars, drains, paving flags, sinks. wallis,
floors, roofs, exterior ornaments, with
out using wood or brick. By this pro.
cess the house, however large il may DO,
is a monolith, and this mouolith equals,
at least in solidity, masonry Of hewn
stOne, and costs much less than the coar.
sest building in rubble.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
A Late Spring--Its Benefits.


The following are some of the con
illusions arrived at by an Agricultural
Economists, relative to late Springs
l. 1t has secured n magnificent
sugar crop, amounting in value to $40,
100000 or Sl2, 100000 crop espcci-
ally needed at this time, because of the
failure last year Of the Louisiana sugar
crop. II has taxed the trees t. their
utmost without damaging them, and
90 an unprecedented crop of sugar has
been msdc-probably double what has
ever been made before.
2. A splendid fruit crop. Had the
month Of April been warm. the bios
SONS would have been so far developed
~ TO be destroyed by the cold of NAV.
But the blossoms have been kept back
until oil danger oftheir destruction by
the frost is past, and there is prospect
Of most abundant crop.
8. A nexaellent hay crop. The wet
weather has invigorated the grass roots.
and they are shooting forth with much
vigor. There is every prospect of an
abundant crop.
On the whole we go for the present
administration of the seasons. and We
are opposed to innovation from any
quarter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

MAoNANIAIrY.-The ". Y Tribune
publishes, with exultation, the fact that
the Hon. Mr.. Chaffee, NC. from Mas
sachusettA has manumitted bred
Scott, who 10 now sixty years Of age.
We have heard Of people turning
faithful old horses, after they had be.
come unavoidable, out on the common
~ die, but never before heard Of thei,
friends claiming special credit for them
jov the cot.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

tH-An itinersnt quack in Texas was aps
piled to by one Of Col Hays Rangers to ex-
his head, where it had lodged for some
time.
Il cannot 'stract this. stranger said the
would be doctor. because to do it would ~
nigh KILN ye; but can give We box .
pills that will melt it in yer head"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

Wuo OREArE THE ELEcTIoN RIors
The New York Courier and Enquir
n ssmarks ON the sucjsct Of the late
election riot ct Washington:
i 10 NO credit to the American party
that every election riot, without excep.
tSou, which has occurred within the last
ltw ysass, hes been commenced or car.
He'd on BY their follower. In such af.
hin they have invariably 6gursd most
tseminsatly A riot The parties 70
SAish ~ Osluoseats and RqpablisanA
NJ tAl6e ~ y = hs1sa g
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
Movement of Troops.

st. Louis, june II.
Major Sedgwick with three squadroons
NJ Cavalry, left Leavcnworth on the 18th
ult. Col. Sumner, with one squadron,
left on the ooh; another is to JOIN Sum-
ner At IT. Kearney, and three companies
Of infantry at Fl Laramie. Sumner
eoe. against the Cheyennes and other
1stile Indians. lie will unite with
Sedgwick at Bent's Fort in the Cheyen-
nes country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

~The New Albany (Ind.) Ledger
learns that man BY the name Of
Bingham was whipped to de 9TH in the
neighborhood Of Palestine, near
Bloomington, Ind, on Friday night,
BY . band Of fellows why style them
sslvss Regulator" No particulars
Are given
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
!. A ST NE s.
Additional news BY the Ericsson.
New York, June 10.

AoOltlOuol ueWS " tuc EAISc1oOu
New York, June ~.
The steamer Ericsson arrived 1t p.
NJ.
Attention was called in the increas-
ed importation Of slaves into Cuba, and
the in; dequste force on the coast. Lord
I'almerston said that Lord Claen Ion
had renew his reprcsentions to the
Spanish Government
The negotions OF the American En-
voy with Spain, are understood to be
impeded by some failure in diplomatic
foru, which will have TO be referred to
Mexico TO be ratified.
The relat us between SARDINIA and
Austria, and between Naples and the
Western Powers continue without
change.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
RWAir .N1Dfiee.

NOtsCo l. hessbS gsvso shas 4 b ~ ieesosaua
Av Of Ne Cisy Cos 81 a ~ Cty u DsvenposS 70
49, 80 sppropsiass - 0seA tand - aay b neUs-
sesy y oUsn snA ext nd Second sssees srum Hmnee
saress 70 the Wese In " jams BsodshaW's LAG a.
aDd Tat OoD0iastoaers vil b siscss1 therefor q
N arst meeting Of said Ot,y Councn assr zen days
poostc oee u thls noaice ESQ. 3. oARGUkT r
juuodlot Nsr,, -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

A MELANCHOLY hit Deserving SELL-Two
men were run over by train Of cars on the
Harrisburg and Lancaster railroad, near
liighspire, Pa, on the Sd ins'. and both
killed. A large amount of bank notes were
found on their persons. and they were sup
posed by the people Of Highspire to be men
OF property. and they went to considerable
expense in getting handsome collins, DC
The bank bills found upon their persons
proved to be all counterfeits. and it has since
been disco, cred that the deceased were the
leaders of "A gang of counterfeiters and burg
lars. 1t is believed they committed "a rob
Der. III Middleton the very night before
they were killed. SO the people who sup
posed they had been worshipping Mammon,
were de,ervedly sold by the soulless carcas
ses of two thieves Rochester Union
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
Injunction Case.

The hearing Of the application for an
injunction against the sale Of the main
line Of public works. has been os,poned
ill next torn, when the Supreme Court
will meet hero.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

N.Y. cissaag - 0ell.leesssag.
w. V1AAA........ Ind Wet u 1sia
Oe20ssclsl College.
lVSss = Northumberland Cor - snd Perry
uCGscSssnssy sd Gsasswsre:
a.ss.. . 49,. 49, Boo
nACkL0r1 COK1lN. :. Cor second and sr.dy,
HICkoLl1 CAMPBELL / CO.. NAN.
COO1 INSTRUMENTATION and second
ncG .sGOk, LAwks BLAkEMORE.. :. Main.
rAAAAA. FOwHRS & Hoi.1 An. !. :. above ?. q.
LAsA Agents.
AL11M CtAek........P o. Duildina, Drsdy :,
"'~e~sAo' sseeLL 3 OO.......... Nam 4
lnsssaaee Assseiss.
=. .rCMkLl ........ door aLovs Post Oacs
=. .OsS1AH............. .nstp stress
~ 0eeas.
C1Aa rrON = eOn Cor -. L Brady sts
0BO WBAvBR -. ,nsis Il. sesr Co. 1 s.,s~.
wAnswOnfn - d; oppostts leCleir~ Hou Z
n.nsnn ',:............. Corner ID sad Brady
AOA9 ~ = 1APP...........A.s 1t. above psrry
."..ss............ ~. Le(latr,
ssehiae sAsp aaA Hsssasy.
>. shoskI. "a e.. oppo. Cath Buryins Groand
TO- sno.ryeeass PssPs,
Ososo1D0e
eAnU1L PkeRY ............... .Opp. Post on
- OAAA1 OO........ Main, 9edoors bi - II
Oooes an1 0roceriss.
se...... Ind near brsdy d
Pn HOUSED. sswsi1y.
4 MI TnI '''''................9t cClsirs nov
.. q J. NBLSON 80. IT, a.
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@. y gl.IS CO......No lr(na,rr nov
Eli ADAMS. ............,..,,..,.Ne Near Post Oo,ce
laass Z Case,
A. 9. Assign a =, On, ,.r,.,,s uon..
A. 0REKN. ~ (,laiye no,,
" v4RDBo.. + -oood street east mad,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
Dissolution.

'Hs oopartnershp heretofore existing under II,
name ana arm Of Nourse Z viele IL this do,
Dissolved BY mutual CONSENT All debts dne ~
nsm will br psit I" John Nours~, and III demand,
aSAinst SAID nTm will be present. ed " him for nav
men'. h. being duy authorized to SETH IN the sn,t
business. JOHN \ Nnunsr
Jun 13d3t Ivy q vI.Ir
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
W. b. CMILDN 4 CO.'S.
Patent Biastic Fire and water Proof
CEMENT ROOFZ.V'G :!

~ ~ VU014lON ~ VVsO De
Patent Elastic Tire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOEE.V'G ,!
VIZ. the undersigned, are prepared to eon,rac
w and put on a the shortest notice, our
Eiasfic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
II being ths only article yet inv-atsd that viii sue
ccssfuy resist the action Of the atmosphere in ever,
climate. perfectly DIRE and Vster proof and IL
point Of durability =. believe y equai u not rupe
Old TIN tar Iron, Or shingIe roofs making no an.
ferenos hov MT or steep the roof may BE-. rhi
roS1ng i,vArrsned 70 prove . above represented
sausre.l We vii apply huaon tin and iron ROOFS 10,
~ 20 per square, beins. on account Of ts Durability
- cheapest paint that can b. used.
their root. repaired n call st our ocs opposite thu
IsClaire HOuss. Davenpost, lovs and examine sam.
pss, and ssttsfy themselves In regard 70 the dussbI
ny end practicabuity u this rsDnnS.
b.-we are prepared 70 al orders for our O..
neat % thos. residing d distance. with printed d..
cay and eos"sv RtgAss for Iosea sad x,s.ssssa
JBvAN .sRoEN 4 mo.
Q. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
nxrKRxxCn n CINCINNATI.
NJ Ear. Bailey, smith street, between Fourth and
YHh.
r. s.% ss y os1 sn II e. - = Four, ss.,
NJ Ososse oarlisls. r esdest Oft Lafayette Bank
NJ John . Law. Assn. Il aoysi las. o.. Lsadoa
x..:rs john Saii.s = Co., D., sesAs dealers, eth
street.
Ai,shsIl and Hsmnslsbsrs. Furniture Mans and
dealers 9Th street
Mile, OrsenVeoi, Eco,
nP HiAkls.
DAVENPORT
ose Davenport.
~ James Hali,
ooa,.l p.,sS,a, nsuAsrs,
nw WAeelsrl Aroh.sssl,
npeek. City 6IsIt,
O.. Parker,
o D 0tins, psiateS,
~ Psssrsou, Lsuss sefsst,
ysmos. nonsay . La, DavsApsst Jspa Vesss
nskAs 8 A,ees, Jswslsrs.
BOOK IslANn
PL n chen. lAakss,
LsvA I Wsesss, SossaAssas.
O . uuhAasd, Aetna IaouSanoA
o . 0ooAes,
Ire Doess, Dnll1ss.
oeas.s We'd , o. 1e1osss6 2aAaAs(nslns q, ~.
Ei;itss.' IN Ii'';A '''A4' ssl' -.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
Steamboat Collision.

Louisville, june 10.
The steamer Aida, ran INTO the Fash.
ion last night, above Smithland. The
Aida sunk TO tho cabin floor. The Fss.
hion was slightly injured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
n Card.

HAVING dispose VI our int-rest 10 the Real H.
i i tate Dueinsss Of y n. nasuond 4 Co. - Jeoh.
us Dial ve cordially rsoommend hin 70 the publ =
safe buenes0 man, ah1 ensure I'll iha2 busl01oo
eet'ussed 70 his care VIII rsesve prompt stesnssa.
NJ. Dial vll eontinus the 1sal Rststs bueiAeoo -
the Old stsa1. ssd ~ bsspssk iUr bin shs posiooo0o
u the public. w 1lYnOSD
Dsvcnport. Juass, ~. cuAs SUfXAI.
IuandiV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
The Flu xitive Slave Case

1llFIIUaii June u.
A number of dispositions were re-
ceiyed this morning of a rcbutting char
acter, mainly sustaining the testimo-
ny OF Elliott previously given, to the
effect that no excess Was committed
by the Morshall's posse There were
some aflidavits stating their impression
was that the first attempt at firing
came from the sheriiis party.
Attorney General Walco,t in behalf
OF the State and the Sheriff of Clark
County, asked for AN adjournment to
take rcbutting dispositions. Objected
to.
the eii.c, ,ha"as the" agreed to
,ns,;,non, ~ on future day such
purh ,h.May be introduced, Senator
LcLaI, commenced an argument in
l6f the Marshall and others.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

TWIN orrY nr,oK s10p y

TWIN OrrY BOOK STORE.
Nkwo DEPOT AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
ID II opposite L+Clsire Houso--Nev York Boston
rLilad' lphie Gu nnati Ohicags and st. L,uls d.
lids Isc'ived tNeIy day. 5. u. STARR, A0axT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
Literary Notice.

A Lecture ~ III be dew ~; before IN Y N L.
n trAry Asso,i si ,on on Saturday ey-nin, June
10, at Grigss Hail 10,
JAMES BREWSTER, ESQ.
Of krw Haven, Ct.
sObJMT Our country, Ito moral aud ply
lie. cement In the n,nsts n:h U, injury
yan.I ibid
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

VNHE FORUM, or forty years pr Actice at the Phil
i sdrlphia Mar BY p hrown2 vols price - 90
Thirty years ia the u Senat. by Thos II Benton 2
vols nb IN,
Private Gorresls. ndence Of webster 2 vols q 80
History Of Texas lllnst'd by A Yoakum , vols Is 20
kansas interior 4 exter lfe by Mrs Robinson 81 90
Scenes adventures IN the army by Ii Col Cook 25
California IN doors and out by Mrs Farnaham 81 10
Examples from the 18th d 18th centuries BY Mrs sig
Quincy rs
Canterbury tales by Harriet Lee vol. ai.7b
H-me and the world A M
Golden Legacy or life's Phases a 90
I.lght snd Darkness or shadow OF fate rs
Household angel in disguise by Mrs Lesley AI,tO
Aathey Brand CT n quiet life 81 60
Aurors l%ish BY Elizabeth b Browning 81 90
H.nry Lyle life and EXPENSE Miss Mari yatt Al 90
Daisy necklace and what came oft II
Little Dorritt BY Dickens, cloth 81 -
A ord Of the creations by Marian Jane. %
Hcmor OF Facs nbrlige iiu,t'd by y Kelly alas
N-ivhbor lakewood by Paul Greyton Az,
Wigwam and & sbin by " smms SI,25
Los Gringes BY Lieut. wiseUSN Si.25
S y :. Si2
Prince OF the House u David Alas
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
Minnesota D-cotAh by G G Andrews Sc
iam. hand book and Map, ~ Parker q
Iowa ~ u 10 -
SECTIONAL map Of Iowa I" q "a
KANSAS by Kesrps ~
Kansas and Nebraska map 50 And rs
Sectional map Of Mimi sofa by Chapman Is
Wisconsin a. - "a
Illinois n.
Appeton's Railway Guide for March IS
Just received and for sale At
Tile /Owa Book Rooms.
No. Is BRADY 1t, near the Post once.
- nv IL dtO ELI ADAMS
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.Vbftre

TV0R pes'ners'i p Of A. Cssts<i L Co y sh,s
i Day 6Soavsd By mutual csnss,t
June - 1851 4. CA0T8gl,
" Uo0 08O. LATINA.