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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
GREATFLooD IN ROCK RIVER!
DAMAGE TO THE GALINA AIR LINE ROAD!
BRIDGES SWEPT AWAY!

The rain on Tuesday last was very heavy
| in the Northern and Western part Of the
State and in portions of Wisconsin. Rock
River on TUESDAY afternoon and evening
roe very rapidly, and on Wednesday morn
ing the stresm at Sterling and below was
higher than was ever known before. About
midnight on Tuesday, the bridge of the Air
Line Road, three miles this side OF Stsr.
ling, was carried away BY the food ard
swept down with the rushing current, leav-
ing not stone 10 mark the place where i,
stood.
The track OF the road beyond Sterling,
for distance Of three miles, 1. under wa
ter and IN places the road bed 10 entirely
swept away. The ice Is piled up on the
track full elk feet high and still further
along, toward Fulton, very serious damage
has been done TO numerous cuiverts and
earth works. A passenger who came over
tue road on Wednesday says that the train
stopped about five miles west of Sterling,
and the passengers walked thence into
town, where they took was ons for Dixon
Capt. Turner, the President OF the 70 ID,
was on the ground endeavoring to get the
Geographic wires again 10 order over the
river and across places in which the pole.
were cut down by the ice, and also to es,ab.
lsh ferry across Rock River for the i'm
mediate transportation of mails, passengers
and freight
Il is estimated that the damage 10 the
rad 10 not less than 100000, 10 say moth
ing Of the immense de struction OF private
property along the river banks. The ago.
read bridge at Dixon has also been carried
away; and, al this moment, the Illinois
Central bridge at The latter place, affords
The only passage across the stream, in 4
dIstsnce OF some forty miles.
This Hood is without precedent in the
emory OF the white inhabitants of that
country. Chicago Trib., 9th.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

Our chastc and nacst sensitive neighbcr
Of Ne Demecrst = much outraged that we
shsaid call the Governor Of Indiana an in
famous backyard. Well this IS stronger
language than we are in the habit of using,
though neither the edltors Of the Gazette Or
Democrs, ever more tru,hfully applied
strong language than the application Of
these words suits A. P. Willard Probably
Ne does not think the expression So iAappli.
cable 81 our neiehsor does, inaamaeh a. we
have addressed the same language TO him
where he had an opportunity of personally
resen,ing il, and il was patiently borne as
but an individual expression OF notorious
public sentiment, Gov willard ls net only
the greatest political BLACKBOARD in Indiana
lsnd man cannot eeriaialy be taat without
being infamous,) but he is notorious drunk.
ard, So well known over the State were
his besstly habits, that while running for
Governor, to secure the support Of the more
moral and high.mindcd Of his own party, he
iel, compelled publicly TO make pledge to
entircly sbstsn from the use OF intoxicating
liquors during the canvass, and il elected,
during the term OF his Office. Yet in def.
aaee Of this solemn pledge. and made a the
presence OF assembled hundreds oil his polit.
lcal friends, he was repeatedly aud beastly
drunk during the canvass. II he has not
since his election disgsaced the high office
he occupies by similar prosiration Of
his manhood, IL is the most remarkable
month Of his last ten years history. We
assure our neighbor, that when we speak of
Gov. Willard We aliude to subject which
az we DO not know to lis darkest depth, il is
because we have no plummt sufficient to
soand uaia,ho,nable political corruption. II
in describing him We are induced to use
more emphatic language than ii is our gen
eral custom 70 write or speak, the fault is
no, 90 much ours as tina, the subject canno,
be truly depicted in language any degree
milder. But We trust that hereafter We ma
be tempted 10 aiude to no individual, q
truthful description of whom makes de.
mand upon language calculated to shock
the moral instincts o. our immaculate
neishbor. Indeed, he enjoys monopoly Of
vile language upon which we have no dis
position to infringe. He is altogether ex-
cusable for manifestng a proper indigna.
ton when contemporary adopts even sim
gle expression SO nearly approaching the
vulgar, a. TO belong BY exclusive right and
general conce ssion to the Democrat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
a BILE.


To confirm to the several States, Their Sc
iecJons OF Swamp Lands, and to protect
actual settlers aud purchasers, and 70,
other purposes.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives OF the United States Of
America, in Congress Assembled: That the
Secretary of the Interior, shall, as soon as
may be practicable, after the passage OF
This act, approve of the scctions for swamp
lands already made by the several States
made the act relating to swamp lands ap.
proved September 2Sth 1850, 10 the extent
and upon the terms and conditions herein
after mentioned, il accepted oy said States
respectively. so far a. the same shall re-
main unsppropriated and az to which no
clsim is or shall be made under any sale
presumption, location or actual settlement,
under any existing law Of the United States.
All lands claimed under any sale, location,
pre- emption or actual settlement or under
the provisions OF any listing law, are here.
by expressly excluded and excepted from
tue selections and approval Contemplated
by thls act, and are to be and remain who-
iy unaffected, by any selection, or claim un.
der the act granting swamp lands-any de.
cision or rule heretofore adopted to the con-
usry notwithstanding. PROVIDED, That no
land. which at the time of its selection, vas
in POSSESSION OF an actual settler, shall be
approved uader any existing Iaw-And il
the fact Of settlement is not shown, and
any such lands shall be inadvertently ap-
proved, il shall be void and of no affect as
against such actual settler.
SEC. 2. And be il further enacted, That
all persons. and each and every person, who
haI or shall, locate, pre- empt, purchase,
settle upon or in any manner acquire right
or claim, to any lands selected BY any State
as swamp lands. shall be protected in his
or their night thereto in all respects as If
no act to giant swamp lands had ever been
made, aud the approval OF said Secretary
IN the preceding section Is 10 be made on
The express condition tina, said States res
pectively assent and comply with the pro-
visions of This Section and the other pro.
visions Of this act. And an acceptance Of
the lands soto be approved by said Secre.
tsry under this act shall be deemed and tax.
en- az an acceptance by said States respect
iveiy Of the same upon the terms and con.
ddions mentioned in this act, and q release
and waiver of any right or claim TO make
any further selections Of swamp lands by
said States respectively.
SEC. ). And be |, further enacted, that
all acts and parts Of acts granting swamp
lands to the several States, or to any State,
be and the same are hereby repealed. And
no further selections shall be made under
said acts, Of lands claimed as swamp lands
by the said several States or any Of III EN-
And the confirmation and approval 10 said
States Of lands already seisetsd by them as
swamp lands is made on the express cond-
ton that this provision is also accepted and
complied with by said States respectively.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
Dssrgucrlvr FIR OF Llrr srnxrr-A

DEsrEucTivE FIRE os LAKE STREET ga
d broke out ca Sunday night about Ten
O'clock in the block Of wooden buildings 81,
TIE corn = OF Lake and LasaIie streets -
Tae buildings were occupied By Mr.. Clay
brgh Rosenasid aud Van Duzer, clothisrs,
Mr.. Garland, trunk make, Mr. Sweet,
manufacturer Of jewalry, and Brown IL
Htlisrd, upholsterers. The fire was sci 10
The rear OF Rosenfeld's clothing store n o.
lG3. An utieapr was made to fire the sans
Place shout week sgo.
M. Rosenfe!l estimates his loss ut So
900, insured for 81 goo Mr.. X. also isst
q valuable gold watch and chsln. Many
o. his goods were stolen during the excite
ment.
Dir. Clay Ourgh loses 81, 900 with no IN.
surahce.
Mr.. Van Duzer lost q portion Of hin stock
: ilued at about $1,000. He was insured
tyr O., 600.
Mr.. Sweet, jeweler, saved the largest
portion o! his stock. His loss 10 trifiing.
Mr.. Garland removed all Of his stock,
par OF II damaged somewhat by water.
At6 O'Clock yesterday morning the tre
brohe out anew, kindIiDg In the building ad
ihhing, the three story brick Of L, l. Com.
y q Co, occupied by Brown e. Hi!iiard,
upholsterers Their stock was mostly re
moved, but large portion Of IL IL ia a dam
geo slate - fshlca1o Dem, can.
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New Store and Ne W Goods
E 4 R. H. TYNER
4 II eysL.as ct ibe stand formally coupled by
"A sutton d Co., corner OF toek Island and Second
s"esss an sntirs new stock u
DRY GODS,
hsas1i y ols Of u. nrn IL tbs city OF New York.
expressly fes this market and sll suited 70 tho trad.
ana season Our stock Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
l. large, aud comprises great many elegant style.
siiks, Muslin and Wool Bei.sias., Wool Bsrsx,s Enx.
nIa sha .sn'l asrnos p.rsmstts Cloths, -. Also,
70 Aliens and othsr good brands Of
PRINTS ..
All Of "hisn will ts sod at lowpns..
CLoAKs AND MASTILLAs
ms isl sfrmsat Of our stock 10 full and complete
and c'ntains great many styles, boushs dLsct
OF the manufacturers; also sple ndid assortment Of
cLoAKINa CLOTHS,
LClS and square Brochs aud Bay State Shawl,
Hoods Comforts, vietorns., eatei and Hoop sslrt.
Hosiery, Gloves. Ae. Our stock Of
nMBRoIDEHils
Contaius great niAay beautiful CoIi.rs, Haudkor.
Chieis Sleeves, Bands, FlouneiHg Lace. and Edsins.
add complete stock Of Velvet and other Dress snd
Cloak Trimmings Our stock Of
STAPLE GOODS
10 very large, and contains splen did variety of Rcd
Blankets, Brown and BIssehed Muslin. nd brillins,
Ticking, Wooden aud Canton fiannels, Lndssys Den.
inns Crash, Sc.
Oar goods ght with the sntsnton Of opening
here about tho rst Of last mouth but re- not abIe
to procure room. The season has 30 lar advanced
that We Will sell them at very low prcess low II no,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
BRIDGING THE MIssrssrppt At Sr To-,

BRrDGEss THs MlssIssIPpI AT ST. LOUIS
Mr. Bi.sel, the engreer employed to SD,
vey and report on wire suspension bridge
at NJ. Louis, has been engaged in this work
Tor The last five months, and states thst 4
bridge can be built which win no, impedo
navigation, at an expense not exceeding
large margin for confiageBcies-SI, 800.
0Oe.
II Ia rhongbt the bridge would pay well.
One OF the railroad companies has paid ~
hlgh as $1,000 a month for tsryying their
goods and Passengers across the river al VI I.
point.
The Niagara Fsih bridge pays an annual
oi''oeh1 Of twenty per cent Ths Neg
fofk Central Railroad alone pay. $40 900
per sDnum for the privilege of crossing il.
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County Convention.

1hers will be q Rerublican CONVENTION held 10
sAvsnpoat on saturday Tie nh ia, u March neat,
al Ne Court House, 81 \ c'ciack i1 ths shsnoen,
fes Ibs appointment Of Delegates TO mce. in Con.
yeasics OF The ls.h judicial Mstrcs. 10 Pnt ~ nom
ina.seu suitable candidate fos JudEs 81 sa'a AR
,rsss. Therefore ,hs Repasiicsn voters oil seoa
Ncas,y are hereby requested 30 NEE. In sneir re-
.rsesve .oshslips, sAsls usual Pisses 81 sea'ne
els sstcns on saturday The sssh day Of February. ~
, o.sssck r. NJ, 10 appoint Delegates 10 meet in
sa!i County Cesvcatien,
isy order Of the CO. Central Con.
J. D. PATTON, Chairman.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02

VICIOUS hoEsr --ou Saturday alter.
noon, loose hufse attacked German lady
on the stree, near the leland City. lie
threw her down in the mud, and tien put
cue foot upon her, aud began 10 bite her
and tear her dress, He was fortunately
driven II before he injured Der much A
few moments after be attacked cnother la.
dy, but YVES immediately driven off by the
By sta nders. The owner Of sVch ali animal
!. very eulpssie in turning him lo9se. Rick
islsNS Ado.
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AaIafoRTAFT DIscovERY!--Doctor Ben.
Iamin Hardridge occupies nearly a page in
the New York Tribune in announcing a
discovery by which he claims ste liauifs
quartz rock, TO extract the last particle Of
gold OF other metal which that rock NAV
eoHtain, end to hold that rock in the form Il
liquid in casks and hogshsads ready TO be
turned back into rock again as it is needed,
'hus sforting new material for building,
cheaper thsn brick, and as beautiful as pre-.
rious stones" He can do this at the rate
II tlteen tons day BY way Of support
- this claim. Prof. Girard, Of the Smithso..
man Institute. Prof. Adslberg, and J. e.
schwabe, Of New York, Prof Maffot, late
United States Assayist, and others, accom-.
piny the announcement OF the aiscoverer
9Th their certificate that his claim il not
unfonnded. thst he can accomplish the won.
derfai fsats which he claims TO perform
What next?
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TIE BURDELL MunpER CAsE.--The New
York Ttx.,ss ot MnnI.,,

York Times Of Monday says:
On Saturday the Grand Jury came into
The Com, Of General Sessions, with .eye.
raj bills Of Indictment, among which were
one against Mr.. EcEsL, and another apainst
Mrs, Cunningham, charging them with the
murder OF DR.. Burdell. At the same time
snodgrass was held, by the Gr5nd Inques,
g bail IN 50 800, 10 appear as a wItness on
the trial, and the girls Augusta and Helen
Cunningham were discharged from custody.
During the afternoon, Mr.. r NJ. Olyphant,
Of No 20 West Eighteenth street, rendered
bail for Snodgrsss, and the young man lief,
he Tomos, and aas allowed to depar, with
bic father
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We submit to the Democrat tha, there 10
. very material difference between the
cases Of Harlan and Fitch. 30 far as per.
shifting them to take their sests On prsssn.
tstion Of credentials il concerned, When
Harlan presented his credentisl. and Dc.
msnded bis seat. the question wac open
whether Q, no. hehsd been legally elected.
The State officers elected at the SAN lime
and in the came manner, had been p rHit-
ted 70 assume their shess without any for
lasl objection 90 the part of their opponents
even the newly elected Judges Of the Su.
preme Court took their places ~ithou, oh
lection on the par, Of the Judges already on
the Bench, thus giving the highest oikcial
sanction in the State to the legality Of the
Proceeding II VAS ct least q debatable
question whether OF not Harlan was enti
tied to bis seat. But in the case Of Fitch,
The u. 8. Senate had just decided that
Sensior elected, or pretended to be elected,
BY the Legislature Of his State, when there
was bu, quorum OF one house present in
the joint Convention, WIS not entitled to
ssst. No one assumed 10 the bogus cleo
lion Of Fitch, that there was quorum Of
both Houses present. On the contrary, the
u. 8. Senate had the evidence before it that
there was NO, quorum Of either house Of
the Indians Legislature ia the joint con. e n.
ton which went through the motions OF
elsctisg him. II had before It moreover
the formal protes, Of the Indiana Senate,
Is 4 body, agsinst permitting Fitch to take
bis seat, with the statement signed by the
Of the Senate, tbst the Senate
Wa in regular session in lite own hall with
IL proper officers, while the "joint con-
ven,ioa" was being held In the hall Of the
House. This pretended JOIN, convention
did no, dare attempt to elect State officers,
% |, was their duty to have done had the
Convention been legal, because that would
have at once made tee, at home Of the lie. |
rslity Of their proceedings. Under these
there is striking sissimila,-
" be,~ cen the claims OF Harlan and Fitch |
Dr. Q seat But the Democrst lie fully ac-
usin.ed with Ill these fnets. II 10 simply |
ding the werh OF tsPTty.
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Eligible Investment.
IMPORTANT To MERCH. NTS

t'DR sALB--Ths stock Of Dry Good. cont.in,s a.
the New FORK Commission Warehouse eorn.r
o. brady aud fourth streets, Davenport, Iowa All.
20 sae Mouse neat two story fra long lsas And
low rent The store Is slsyxotiy fitted up aud o..
not requires dollar TO be expended on 1t Tor soy
oa.insss Inc 'toek 10 smail, fresh and well as
osst In the CT for q xentee retail trade. IL
Dung man commencing busin sss this IL . rare on
Eoriunity. Apply on the premises, or sddrees Dor
xoIP.O. fehSIJ,~
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IOi.EASE FOR WEARS

GUS ~ IkahS-Fwst'e acres on Locust between
tpiss ahd sooH streets, oa low ground rent, with a
= ght TO purchs "a. "
Also ~ acres for the same time, with green house
aaa Staer buiiiinyG these are bsautifui ,,t. Tar
a7ns, Apply 10 GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
.., Daysnports block,
Isp<sdii c1rasT Il second and Main .trss..
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STORE AND LEASE FOR SAFE

aN Second street, between Bra iy and PERI
- franc building stories, 20a44 feet, sbslyiur
and eounters complse Al exceiie Mt s,s nd for ann
business, being located ig OF the most adya,ts
gsous points IN Davenport. Price los and term.
easy. Enquire of
ieb20dty HAEGHI SEARS Il HRrKRTT
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PERFrMED BREATH.-Whs, lady :, .,.,,,,,-,s
%onid Remain under the curse Of . diusxfo.siis hr
when by using tile BALM Of THOUSAND FL,vFEss 80
teltFllss would not only rsndsr ii sweet Iii - 49,,
tee,D Whit &c elaLastsr, Many persons n, - ~
th''r bf"" ~ ps.d and NC subject Is o. Jslct ri
friends viii never mention Il, Pour a .,p "a Sii
Balm on your tooth brush and wash tie ,.e,. %
and ngrsns a hfty cent f1tlle will last year
AbEAoi lfuL 1ohPt Mon ulsy easily be se
IL WI remove tao riHpes "ad ffsekIes from d. ssn
leaving ~ ~ soft and r0ssas hue. Wet ,a,s.I 49,
mJTHiHV, ''s"' an"
thAhihG MALE hAoI.--Wst your shaving lr,.t
~ either warm or cold Tatr. -FOUR 70 two or mr.
OF "bith ~ fEouaAsD fL9sEEs," Eub the 49,
aud II viii 1ase beautiful SCR iatnsr mnen fs5,
tug the operation 81 shaving. Price only nf,r .,1
foC sale " all DfugsIsts. = Sare Of coupte,.Jt. -
None genuine unless sigbssi by
W, +. fEfRiDGE d CO.
~ -sd'm Franklin Square, New York
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sure way TO make fortune soon 10 to b,
the Right Of one Of
Clark's Cete brated Flour Mills,
~


'lsHE cheapest, most simple, durable and compact,
requiring less power, less attention, and making
larger yield and better quality OF Aour, than any
ing . merchant commission and custom business,
corner OF Perry and I ird streets, Davenport,
lows. We guarantee these Mills 10 perform a. We
represent and 10 grind over ten bushels wheat per
Aour. Call and see for yourselves. For Rights and
Nilis for the States Of Iewa and Illinois, apply to
JACOB WEAVER, JR.
P.s. Circulars and esrfi1cstss sent upon april
cation. fso30
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DISSOLUTION.
GOLD PENS.
quiz Pens! Steel Pens !
COPPER PENSI

'Ihs Pen II Mightier than the Sword p
/ uSf received at the Armory Of Psaesabh weay
" enc, y
ho. 80 Brady st., near the Post Office,
i large assortment Of
GOLD PENS,
"a warranted ART le,) comprising Ladies', CONNIE,
riai bnyrossinx, Bank aud Ofca Pens, separate and
with holders Of Silver, Cold and hbony; some nat
new article Of ~ W"
COPPER AND FRoDIUa PENS.
ZINC AND PLATiNA do
SELF.SupPLfING AND METALLIC do
tar when We nave me SOLE agency for Davsrt ort 800
LOTS No. 40, ISL and so3, hibsta, ae Also omi
Pens, ior marking Red and indeii6 eInssSe
For sale retail or ~hoiesaiost
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
sm"'su ELL ADAMS,
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NO. 40 hOC101rO ROW,
fsuccsssors to c. +. Webt,l
wHoLESALE AND RETAIL DkALkRS IN
Druxs Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye stuhs,
Window Glass Psifamery, Fancy Artieis', Sur.
gicl Instruments. Minerul Teeth. &c.
ID ESP ECTFULLy call the attention Of the pablo 20
~ our prescott arSs stock Of goods which We are con
f3snt cannot be surpassed other in price or qualify
Particular asen ton will be paid to the cenpounding
Of Physcisns presc ptions and family medicines and
tbs publ. are assured that but the best and pu-
rest Drugs will b. ed In their preparation
Davenport, fvb 27th, 1857
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A Recipe tia. rarely ever fails to cnr. ct,

Nov, WhIe winter, with IS burrhsn of f,al.. =,
couzhs Is Sish Us, W think remedy that WIN ,s,r.
such visitation should bs highly priced and an xh
know the worth u this rsrnedy, will do a. We
hdouby. Taksa double dose Of DR. Sapsa,s. tnsir,
fator, aha IL viii give grester relief than sny Or
medicine We ever r'sa For VIZ have rarely to resoat me
dose 70 be entirely free from Cough aud a. coon a. he
'nnss have ti"e to throw on the collected matter The
cure Is complete A. family medicine for the curs az
fe~ei Diseases WORMS arrangement Of the stomach
ana LIVER We can recon mend it Knowingly For sale
oy pfagslsf' generally ana chs'. r. wsbo, Dar-
snport; also by Sanford Il Co., y. Y. civ
isD4s-dkv
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Town q North Flcrsncs. NJ

Town Of North Flereucs, n. I.
C,EORsE ALLIS6 Co, junction ri s,o,,
~ second, are agents for the sale Of building io, q,
be above town, winch they Offer for sale Nj lac
nsare NORTH Fl,Ionceis situ'ted GU the Missouri Ry
nf CITY Having plenty Of stouc aud limb =, and
,teambost landing Those wishing u obtain ot, wnI
w wa " ~~' '"Sa' Esb1VdlUx
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'aaLIMAN, POWER, A. M,1E.N

'aaLLMAN, POWERS Il M'LEAN.
Bankers and Dealers In Exchange,
having boen appointed agents for he
american ana European Exprsss and Exchange
Company,
tEiLL aIas BilIs Of Exchange in ANN, IN .,tt
purchasers upon all tho principal sitiss and
England, Spain
5eousnc, Norway
ireland Sweden
France, Poland
Germany, hUssia,
austria, Galscta
Prussia Hunrary
ilaiy, Denmark,
Switzerland, The OreIl
Which they will sell al ses YORK rates s5tt6,
exchange on New York ae-s
SoisctIols made and mmiasions aud orhsr.af
al kinds promptly sxseuted at any place In he
"hited Kingdom or on the continent Of Europe
SCHOOL NOTICE.
THREE feIlaie teachers are wanted In District
l. School Of District No. Z F, Davenport Tovn.hin
Appiicsntsare requested 10 mset the Expmining
torn milee ri the school bniding al 10 eorIsS
81 warren and sixth streets, Sa Ia rday, Peb pslh
atet-2 O'Clock A. ~ Parents 6 nd children Of ths
district are noHne that ths school viii Zen on
Al0niay, March "a, at o'cIock.
by order OF ths Board.
isbisdst tn. aUELICh, sse'y
DISSOLUTION.
OWING 10 the extreme III health OF the ssbtor
" partner IN me nrm OF Dsshel 4 Small, who has
bsen compelled TO return east, the bushes, will
hereafter b. carried on b. th. undersigned. -,
IPIne present stock will DO sold al cost 10 Iu ak
foom for an immense stock Of spring Goods
he member the place, the "Stsr store," No.
Main D.. near front.
isbs EDWARD A. SMALL.