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Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
VIZ. L. CHALLIss, LUTHER G.
CHALLIss AND, GRAFTON
THOMSON,

v -
CHALLIss AND, GRAFTON
THOMSON,
VS..
Jxo ALcoRxs, AMaResE JoxEs,
C. n. MILLION, LEWIS BURNS,
DANIEL ID. BURNS, JAMES n
BURNS AND CALVIN F. BCkss.I
To John Alcorns, Ambrose jones, Daniel D.
Burns, James n. Burns and Calvin F. Burns.
please take notice; that WIN. L. Challiss,
Z Luther c. Chaiiiss and Grafton ThoIniscn
as complainants have filed in the Probate Court
Of Atchison county, Kansas Territory, their
certain Bill of Injunction returnabie to the First
District Court at the next term thereof, TO be
held in, and for the said county of Atchson at
the town OF Atchison, on the End Monday in
March, A. ID. 1857, in which John Acorns,
Ambrose Jones, George NJ. Million, Lewis
Burns. Daniel d. Burns, James n Burns and
Caivia F. Burne are defendants; that said Bill
is brought by said compla!naHts to enjoin and
restrain said defendants from running horse
boat from a point On the Missouri River in the
town of Atchiscn 10 the opposite side OF eaid
river in the county of Buchanan and State of
Missouri, and from transporting persons and
property across said river at said point or in
any wise uslng or interfering with the ferry at
the place last aforesaid for one year fIom the ~
day OF July A. D. 1856. And for ssch other
and further relief in the premises may be
equitable and just. That Luther Z. Chall:ss on
the filing of said Bill aforesaid, filed there
with his affidavit stating that John Aicorns,
Ambrose Jones, Daniel ID. Burns, James n
Burns and Calvin f. Burns part of said de-
Pendants are non-residents of tine Territory Of
Kansas and residents OF tie State Of Missouri.
Now, therefore, Newcomb J. Ireland. Judge
# the Probate Court in and for tae county of
Atchison and Territory of Kansas, hereby Or
der that you and each of you be and appear at
the next term of the First District Court of
Kansas Territory, to be held in and for the
county of Atcison at the time and place afore-
said and answer the said Bill OF cempiainants
or the same will be taken as confessed. Dated
at Atchson this 18th day of August, "A. ID.
1856. n. J. IRELAND,
Judge of the Probate Court Of Atchison county,
Kansas Territory.
Isaac 8. HAscALL, Atty. for complsiaants.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

HyHETown of Delaware is situated iE Kan-
/ sas territory, on the soath side of tas Ais-
sauri river, three miles above the liss TT ;
Delaware reserve, and ten miles below La "a
worth city, This town Was laid of ana locate
in February last, on tract OF land denseiy tir.
bered. easy Of access from the surr >Indins
country and situated fayorably for heath al
really there are number OF houses going W
II has the following reso,Eces as good and
prominent point:
Firssfy-A Good kaadinY.
The Missouri river at this points CO. spress-
ell within harrow space, the Ichannx is re-
narkably deep on the Delaware side, and \, ash
es for mile above and below, the Kansas shore.
thus aiforaing at ali times safe and secure
landing for steamers.
SecondEy-Tis..ber in Abundance
The tract OF land on which the town is laid
out, is severed with valuable timber, for build
ing purposes besides this. there is oi, the oIpo-
site side Of the river large bottom, heavily
tiinbesed with oak, ash and walnut.
ThfrdsY-zts Position.
This town has on ti,e Kansas side of the riY-
es supporting it, large district of the very bcst
lands in the Territory, while OH the Opposite
side of tile river there is large aud fertile bot
tom, teening with population. This bottom is
of itself sufficient to sustain town Of large
size. This is the most accessible point from
which the Delaware nation OK iiislians san pro-
cure their supplies. Delaware is the nearest
and most accessible pont at which tlle corntr,
on the Kansas -i.er can do their rr~eiYing and
forwarding business. There are a great arfn-
her of towns on the Kansas that VIII hud it tc
their interest To make this place their shipping
| point, among them we would name 0sas kne
| Calhoun and others. As there is rood Ferry
at this :oiIt, enii,srants travelling to kGnsas Ter
ritory on the great State road from St JOSEPH
| to s.. Louis viii find tllat this is the pro,el
point at which 20 enter The territory, as by thi,
means they avoid great deal of unnecessar,
travel.
Rzeas<sa.
This location is high and commanding, hay.
ing rp stassnaIit water to generate disease
from it's streets, there is presented to the eye
si,eH.Iid view of the Missouri river fer mile,
above ana below the town, the country in la,
| vicinity presenting view at oEce pleasing all,
romantic.
| Every lntucelnent will be given 10 mechanic.
/ to make delaware the place of their choice
! Ne ask each person 10 examine the place. III,
| merchant will fHd on examination, tina
I Delaware is obliged to command = trade no
second TO any town III the Territory; from suci
| persons We ask ar examination. In wvrd
/ word we ask for Delaware an examination by
| the public.
Sale OF Lots
| The undersigned of Platte City, Mo-; PereI
| I. Aheil. Weston, l.. + iiollingsworth. Der
aware, Kansas Territory, are authorised to tiis
| pose of shares OF lots in said town whe Iuay
desire to purchase.
| B. +. CLARK,
b. r. HOLLINCSWORTH
sia-tf NM. DiCkEf.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
PROCLAIM ALTON.

PROCLAMATION
. 800 "a q " - r q.
A REWARD Of ive hundred dollars il here
by offered for the arrest and conviction Of the
murderer or murdefers OF David C. Bufun, Of
Douglas county, in ths Territory Of Kansas.
This reward will be paid by NE Immediately
upon tho conviction Of the author OF this great
outrage.
JOHN W. CEARY,
Governor of Kansas Territory.
By the Governor:
DANIEL WooDsos, Secretary.
Lseompton, Sept. 29, 1885.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
WILLIAM NEWMAN,
EETsER &T.FEsEE.

u KEEPS always on hand 81
E Horses, Carriages and Bug s3
N4z---SZ-sies to hire. Their stock-N--0ss
is of the very best kind, and their Carriages
new and always In good order
Weston. Mo. .l1.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

Address Editors S4uatter Sovereign, AteA-
ison, Kansas Territory.
JOHN II. SfRINGFELLOW,
EOBT. S. KELLEY,
PETER II. LAREY.
c. Papers favorable TO our success will
please publish our prospectus. The comph-
laent viii be recprocated.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13


1886 FURNITURE. 1853
SC0f.7-tsE - .REasOs~
Wholesale and Retail
UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE
DEALERS AND aEANCFATUEsElE1
Nos. 80 and 92 Washington Avenue,
ST. LOUIS, no.
HAVING eonpleted eur arrangements fors
l. l. full steck Of goods in our line, and ksy-
ing the best assortment in the West, we take
pleasure In offering to purchasers, both WHOLE
SALE AND KETAIt-
soee Bedsteads, 1000 Bureans,
500 Dining Tables, 500 Breakfast de-,
2uo Work Stands, 2e0 Wash do.
100 Wardrobes, 1000 Locking Glasses
ts9 dozen wood seat Chairs,
200 do. cane seat do,
100 do. rocking do,
100 do. children's do, 200 Lounges,
500 tin Safes, 400 Cribs, assorted sizes,
100 rush and split bottom Chairs.
To which We add mahogany and walnut par
lor rocking Chairs, Sofas; center, side and
extens ION Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases
Uph oistery ia gfeat variety, such spring,
hair, cotton. moss ard husk Mattresses, Com
forts, Spreads and Blankets.
Our work is all warranted as represented
our prices as low as the lowest.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed and
respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Please call and satisfy yourselves.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

eD- The sugar crop promises we'll in
Cuba and throughout the West Indies gen.
orally.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
oR. THOMAS ]. CALHoJE

aFFERS bis professional services to the cit
~ zeas Of Atehison and surrounding coGniry-
OFFiex, At the Atchison House, where he may
se fsusd ~ aii UEsss, = hes Hot professionally
%x4 ey
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
Wa. DYER.

HsnoKfIE.D, Jan. i2iii. 1919.
Prof. Wss>s-Dear Sir: Having Iia.ie trial
of your Hair Restorative, it gives pleasure
10 say tirat its effect has becn excellent ia re-
moving inflammation, dandruH, and i constaa:
tendency to itching. With which have been
troubled from my childhood. and has also. re-
stored NY hair, which becoming gray, 10
It's original color. | have used no other article
with anything Ike the sane pleasure AMI prof
it. Yours truly,
j. < BRAGG.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

If You choose you may send me six dozen
Hair Restorative. think can selliti 1t 4d
worked niraies in this place. sold aran six
81 bottles who was bald, and It brought i.ew
hair ont all oyer his head.
Yours very respectfully,
" ii. GRIDLEY.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
II. RICH,

Q CUTLER, u. 8. Army, at Fort LeavenweEth,
- is constantly receiving fine old Liquors,
Wines and Cigars; also general assortment Of
choice merchandise always on hand. s16
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.

- services 81 iste citizens Of laschsssa city
and essnsy. i. T. is2Y
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

]. y. BURNS. c-r. sgRxs.
in. q c. =. BURNS.
A TTORNEfS AND cOUNSELGRS AT
"A LAW, will P-a,..:ce their prefessisn In
North Western Missouri aid the Courts -
Kansas Territory.
g Palt:eaIs. attensioa ssus. = sss~4
end collecting eiai3ss.
14ee.s Ec. kSx -
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

L.
L I which they o!ier to the trade cheap for
cash =
- hhts n o sugar, $50 bbls rectif'd whish,
- bb!s clarified do 1GG hif co do
40 do powdered do so bbs old bonrbon,io
20 do crushed do 80 hif do do do
II itils refined do 10 do do do do
% 50 bags Ro coffee 80 Dbl bhS o brand,
10 lo Mocha do bills Holland gin
20 coils grass rope 10 30 pure peach brandy
so ioZ bed cords 5 casks i'm. port Wine
10 DO plow lines 10 5bss malaga do
20 coils sash cord 3 or casks fine brandy
81 bhls reboilei Iolas-5 bbls fne cid whisky
scs 81 boxes assorted candy
40 hlf bbls do do Is do fine crackers
23 do Sccher's do 10 do prunes
80 kegs sugar hous. do25 doz Preston and Mer-
$50 10 c. 's!ina tar riii's yeast powders
- bt!s 10 do Is do Babbitt's do
30 do KaaaWha salt 10 bbls picked herring
SEQ sacks C \ do 80 boxes star candles
lu0 bags assorted shot 2o gross velvet corkS
30 do buck do ~ doZ painted buckets
. kegs bar lead 100000 percussian caps
ioo rs wrapping paper l5e kegs asst nails
25 DO tea do % ton iron all sizes
100 large kettles asst s asst castings
100 bxs Malaga raisins, fo6 boxes cheese
3 casks Carolina rice 25 bbls vinegar
100 bills i!ue 100 boxes mani tobacco
70 bXs Imp aa,l I tca1O boxes ginger brandy
IEs.-
Herring, n,ackcral, Mustard, soda, starch,
Goldfish, salmon, shaIi, Pepper sauce, katchup,
HhiIeiish, saTtl:ues, NGtmcSs, cloves,
~ stors, pie fruits, Batting, soda crackers,
Almonds, Eng. Misunderstanding, stoneware,
Pecans, cream nuts Wash boards. tubs,
Fi!bc!ts, figs, rrunes, Wooden ware, brooms,
Raisins, zante. currents " iIlow and cane chairs
Citron. Inacaroni, Chiidren's wagons,
Champ ,ae, port wine. Butter crackers, cirgars
Madeira wine, coroiiais, Playing cards all kinds,
Asst pickles, preserves, Matches, backing, &C.
Also, iron, nails, castings, buggy springs,
axles and boxes. .3O-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

The undersigned, Rev. J. z. Bragg. is a min
lister in regular Standing, and pastor of tue Or
Hiodox Church, at Brookiield, Massachusetts,.
He is gentleman of considerable influence
and universally beloved.
(Cunr0 W.. nyFR
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
LoGAxsroRr, Ind. june eth 1855

LUIAsEFUHt,
Mcssrs. .. J. Woo,. & Co-Gc,its: Yours
of the 18th is just received. i.,,closed please
find $50 %, it being the amount for huir rcstcr
atiye. / have sold it all.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

TERRITORY OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF
MARSHALL, in the District Court of the
third District Of said Territory.
LEWIS HARDEN, } F,reign Attachment on
" NJ ssi a.s..w. Plea Of Assunpsi' in case.
a ND now, TO wit, June "a, 1886 on motion o.
"A F. J. MARSHALL Esq, Attorney for Plain
tifT the Court order and direct Notice by publi-
cation in one newspaper in the Territory of
Kansas, to the said W M. F. Magraw defend
ant, that his property has been attached on a
plea of Tfespass, on the case for debt amount,
ing to one hundred and thirty-four dollars and
seventy cents, and that unless ne &c and appear
On or before the third day OF the next Term to
be holden at MaysviIie in said County OF Mar
shall on the fourth Monday, 24th day Of Nov.
1856, Judgement vii. be rendered against nim.
and his property will be sold TO satisfy the
same. certify that the above Is true cory
AZ The Record. J. USEAFER,
Clerk OF Sd Dist Court.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
,. r. AHEI.L, D.. p. sTRiNGr ELloW.
AtchisoE, T. I. Weston, N0.
AuELg. S. STIsINGFEf...0ss.

hSSG<k-s- Ss = ktk - SSHE Fs1SE1VWs
Ia"yS
Atcltson, r. 7 ar.d Weston, No.
WILL practice their profession in the cou.-
w ties of Atehison. Doniphan aid Leavea-
worth. X. E, ani Fiatta, Clay aud Bucbanas,
Jefferson City, Mo-. aid i.rcoinptas, L. I.
We can he consuitrd on business at sitisr OF
our Offices, at HeBton or Atchison, a.d letters
addressed To at either poiilt, will receive
prompt attention
rre-ERlptiOns.
As soon lie land Office is opened for prov
ing up presumption rights i'll kanaas, eHbr aci.s
:stcliison county, will also open a. Office .s
tie point, where ohe Cf as will constantly
attend.
Those DESIRING orr services In the land Office
hai better coi'Hsel with III early a. possible
50 hat ~e May give them directions, and pre-
;raI foE attending 10 their interests.
AbELL * cSrKIN1FELLOE.
Westos.; March Is, 50. t3S
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

VlRiETEp cheaper. naetsr. and esic zer, at
i siass ssssss<<aAs1 s42a Es eay sEszs sssos
- k%z
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
Sire gee.

StFgyea.
A DARK BROWN HORSE, with aA.
~ short bob tail, two hind feet white. Hsz5a
small star in the forehead. and PAGES.
He was lost about fifteen miles from Westport
on tire road to Franklin. ANY information seit
to this s4Fice, or TO a. G. Boone, Esq, at West
port, that will lead to the recovery of the horse
will be thankfully received by the undersigned.
r. S. KELLEY
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
J. E. EEREFeRD,
4 TTORNEY AT LAM

ATcHIsoS, X T.
N1fLL gi.e prompt attention to ali bastsses
entrusted TO hisc4fs.ia IL Atebison and sx-
Dining counties. saasss.t, Iso5-IY.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
PROSPECTUS OF THE
SaUATTER SOVEREIGN.
APRo-SLAVERY PAPER IN KANSAS.

TT,HE "sQUATTER SOVEREIGN viii
i hereafter be under the control of SrRINGe
FELLOW, KELLEY l. LAREY. Mr.. P. Il. Larey,
formerly of Orsngeburg, South Carolina, hav-
ing purchased ons-half OF the paper. 1herl
will be no change in the political complexioz
of the paper by this addition, as Mr.. Larey is
a Democrat, and one who has had experience in
conducting Democratic pap-r. 1t will be the
aim of the editors to make the Z" Sovereign" the
most acceptable paper in Kansas Territory
Now that our labors in Kansas are about to be
rewarded by undoubted success, we will have
more time to devote to our columns. Our terms
are 81 90 per snnum, invariably in advance:
The necessity of sustaining Southern Or
gan la Kansas Territory. is SO obvious that all
who desire TO see the institutions OF tie South
p,rnc.uased. should fsef it their privilege and
duty to contribute something to assist In the
great work.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
West 8. .TEcszsisAsss
COR. SECOND AND FRANCIS srs
ST. JOSEPH, 30

ST. JOSEPH, mo.
IT AVE in store the following named articles
L I which they ofer to the trade cheap for
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
w. r. DYER.

nj ERCIIANT, has always on hand COM
Nl etc assortment or Groceries and Pro-
visions at his sore in Salt Creek seiisy, Kan
Is Te<risorg. sttx.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

Murder.
Us the cause.
ide at Mon.
/, which wa.
Ph a few d.y.
respec,abl.
f good char.
daughter Of
: place. which
rinly rscipro.
Ugh o'hsrwi.s
was poor, aaa
10 Create .
match. on til.
sons. They
'sul'ing him,
erty. |
love Of tho /
plnod to send |
that by ab. |
estrange her
the young
Rsolusion. she
ars. she was
nination y.,
spite of Ls |
10 prevent it. I
d been gone /
Q movement.
led Flern. i
aed to follow
prnvidcd for
. tragedy.
ceiaber l4th,
his two sons,
yer, who was
Pccasion, pro- 4
use, in Mon.
boarded, and
and nins N
..erview with |
|ques,ed. auA
fe room. the
pr.
ur informant
|. NJ, 10 9 o. /
70 thus licked
by the Flem-
and by the
p sign such a
g, renouneinS
brewer.
to do. in spite
which were
ng was 6nal-
!, which was
nj not to tho
ould hayo re-
L whip ,hey
which tAsy It
seven blown.
with all his
'nsued. One
and fired q,
Jus, nc he
uck the hand
the charge
of tl,a young
assailed the |
stabbed him
en-, turning /
bed him. E
is,ol alarm /
oi Crcz or
cue. Find
de. he burs,
ucked down
ed his pas
rs. open, ,Ls
! passed into
xFired.
elder Clea,.
orsilead and
g to compel
cir ,yranni-
bro slain BY
hird person |
CroZisr vof-
p the propsr
nd WIS, We
ground Of .
Croxisr was
to Psnnsyl-
|atclled, post
Ivhen tho fa-
net rstnsn.
.eart. when
chief which
.Iatives has |
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
JAMES A. EEAOLEY,
Alto K NEY AT I. 4 w,
Arcf.is0s 4 so

WILL PRAc AcTICs Law In th. District
w Cuurts Of tie Territory, the Probate
Courts Of LeaveLw ortli and Doi.i ph.n counties,
and also the CouIts Of buchanan and Platte
counties. s3t-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

Episcopal
hear being
asscr.. 4
|aos, touch
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13
4. Z. MAYHEM,
ATTOR RNEY AT LAW
ATCNIsoN. 4. T.
VT7III. attend to all business intrusted to hls
w care, in Atehison county.
J. HEADLET. ~. BAKE
RsEsNkEY AID RARCks

A T-rORNfYS AND COUNSELORS Ar
"A LAW. Platte City Mo. Wili attend .
any business which may be entrusted to tiiera,
i'll the Courts of Platte, Clay, buchanan. and
the Courts of KANSAS Territory. .in
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

! has givsa
ing to debt
|tissions /; d
Ev,en $1,000
SAM pnf-
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

on
tt for COP
|Rappahsn-
rings. Tho
Ia n. Spill
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

TENiIE foioVing is from distinguished mem
i Der Of the medical profession:
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-13

from the Leavsnworh Herald, of Saturday.
Orr roR NIcAaAUGUA.- Col Titus
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HsiGT : sIA0x SssGiSs.''o"'
A.A'''s's'', OK Il /. r s;H:sS, Anls'' Of
I. l. a n % 4 q y z l. TING.
Which hey vili sell At Nss Yosk sad Bos.,s ersess
Aiisstai d'sc"sas made 70 large pascAsssss.
KELLY < 1IAcxpuRN.
i.nusrs, carriers iuposssrs Of Prsash and ssx,,ss
es1sr Dealers 10 rsnnsrs' OIL aud hides 90 Lsks
Street. .hieA6o.i illinois. Iass y a.iI
UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
20 U N % MY.
KNOXVILLE,
4 Afs, silis, Bsseksts, Tssssss, Colunas, As., Of
~ hsiatsss patterns made to order.
s: :s' ,ss ss:; :: :s:.i H.
'4p''''' u.s. sstos;,, s ES5as III souro.,
s.ea cepy daily gear. and send saiIso pfspsssoss.
~ \. MiLLkK, isle oftss Arm Of Avssy, UpAan
:. ~, Miller y, ss:,,ss a..sol,.a fro. ssss sssessa
Water street, Cs,.Aso, ssd AAviag ssss 90 fossss.
40 - 10 receive thsis sprtag STOCK Of Gsocoses,
them 10 sass sss,r .sosI ssr nsa sssS, :. isSss
priess Than can be fsaad ~ ssy other Hosss 10 We
city.
fh.h ssecL 10 large, ssa ssliss,y sss, ssd eos
| sisls, 40 Part.-
iWU thssN Tea $3.50 Bones 0laen.
so bags co1ss, leo kses ssils,
5aU hads Sussr SOU Boass Dnkcass,
~ hbls lnolasses, io0 cO1Hoh
.r,:ssS ....n-.., y 81 ' ..ss. s' ~.
| nd fask.s Not,ons
Jane A. 70, dy. MiLLkR 4 nkSUhUs,
* T. NOLDS. ELY a co. ::
~ 0OLEsAs.E 0aOCEsss, ~
~ south Water street, corner MsShisap Ayssas, ~
ksysoid's q Kly's block,
CHICAGO.
AVA In store aEj oosf spsiax sssis the lsrx-
kxsst sai most compissr sssostnsnto "
q q OO n 4 -
IL W loud ia tho West iavss . rsslasos pesssss
"a ss~ fofs, ssi mailing parchssss sesixsiy mon
nsst hsDdA oasr isdscssass eauai y 90 hous,
~~si W ~sss We nsiss ssvsslAi stis1t.a u JobSsr
aud sthsss u oar stceA OF
| Toas,
shiek oouipsisss large aud coasp s. ss>sst~esS sss
| 81 krc~s - to~ &c iosst than IN Ssw FORA ctty
W. solicit examination VI osr stsek. aud ars CON
ndsht make fof the vi dealers y s.nA
| thsir Iufchaes- from f.ka Al,
A
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1DtAH11SAOa 1OAO.
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l. wasses ssA nssal Dss1sSa
Hsssin 81 Dsnassh - 0so1s, - o. /,
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silka. nssiass. PssaaSsaas, vassusss.,ss,
Lssssss, DelAiass, D.. GAavs aal Haa:
u.... allss !. s,sss ssslsayi
ciseiiag - Vsc,sa 81 q IN k,,1s.
sslsasis ~ - sunin9 suseoa.
Groceries, 0xookory,
Hardware, Cafpe1s, q ClethS
Rubber Goods, Window Shades
and Yankee Notions.
asss 0lssra vsssey e oss1s b - = !, s,>.At i.
aay sssss vws VI ~ nupk Il sua1sesioa M %,
sse.M ssstsss - nsvs 1snd WAOlooalo
$3.50 z sAs 2. 80 sass.;a.. z 81 $500. :
49, :. IN ss,a ~ es.as !. .r ~. 3,
49, @ 80: 9 g.; - 49, sss' sls = sAsy 90
10 ElR.HRRH
rsy . fS1sss zashss rr,s. o. d, s,,1, q
rse1aesi
Al 9 vaet u oasDnlDe 60 =
BURROWS ! R1eITYnAN.
Wu0LgaALn AND nnuAY6 nnALsns ~
20 3 E10N 4 - OOM ESTlC
O1Y 00o0o,
sssss. she's, Hats. 0ape, olelA1ng, -, q.
o..,a tsoa! ~,
NEW DIZZY GOODS sT01E.
second 81. between Ursay esd Perry
GOSSAGE &. BOYLES,
Having l.,'si the store sor.sriy osesp,sa By
STRICKLAND. JUDD DUNBAR,
sosld respectfully ell Ne susausa Of The ,ussas
sfOs'sasest, Koss isassi ssa v,ciaisy, y
issisissss ssi ssii ssassssa ssseh OF
STAPLE Z FANCY DRY GOODS.
sAs rAicEs, svYLss ssd QUALITIES az vA,eA
are cell ser,Ay NE asuss Of oLoss PUR.
| GstAsRRs, ssssissisS Of
SILKS AID DRESS GOODS.
isgsest variety ofthe ..ss gssAsssssis sPRIN0
Styles. vRkNca. gN0LIsH q AMERICAN
priass, Waite 0osAs AID Rnsrsiasstss,
Laaess ssi don ssties, EsSi.sh q 0ssosa Hosissy
SMALL WARES,
sosps, brushes. cssbs end p.sfuu.ry u ell sisSs.
| very rich aDsortmsnt VI the
Latest APPROPRIATIONS ov
sHAwLs AND MANrILLAs.
rAsss Goods bsass NEW and JUST OpnagD. prssss
sass opesssssisy for chsses sslsssssa,
CoAak0 0essAss wsk2edvtf CuAs o. b.ranu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-15


sse RNSu Oavsspost. love.
b 4 G + l. 5 / q II !!
a. =. ASTON,
HAT. CAP AND STRAW GOODS
STORE.
Tue subscriber hes the pisssur. ussruiss N. e,-
sssas u bss.aesst .ad v,sia,y that BE- 10 s,sn ..
he sssss In Dsvsspes,'s block, opposite
LsCss,ss Hoses,
NEXT DOOR TO wAps ~oRrn,s,
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF
90 = 80
In our liss, Cor The wholesale or retail trade, cod
ssps. ~ strict as.sstioe 70 bassssss = merit
sAsrs " pssais patronage. ". have
sisrgs stock Of
CHiLDRENs STRAW GOODS
n,Sans vl.,s An a,..~.
u vssA - iavis. sAs ss'.asss q ~ s..s psssses
sIss,y
CENTS. IsAsnI0NAsLg sgAvEas, spsiHa
sfrLss ~ M0LgskiN AND cAssIMsass
on Aa.A ed ssssA h I'll sssss.
SIGN OF THE BIG HAT,
As. ALTON.
cyril u dssw oSSsssss LsCtsirs Hosss.
HARRIS
NEW SPRING GOODS
.HAyE ARkIyEDi
sossisaiss 10 pars ~
slcss asA veaey salks,
bsilitasss. lesss ssaChsitss:
eessg,s. nsess.. wes, p.ssisss.
''sl eSf,I a ssr'ss o''s's.s,s
stein, Csess ed ss..ss sAs.is
rassaA n<si.s; lesss cad psosssiss:
N:as ssa.ss Wee.
fekiag, CAscks, rvssas Jsass
wAlss NIB. csssais dssAs'
on .
A iares lot Of
psrssols sud uabssllas
DRESS GOODS
Csilssd sss then. BrsAy. ID door tsls~ I'd street.
easAf ANNUAL LAID sALE
CHICAGO; iLL'so's,
SIMEON DOWNING 4 CO.
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....., o1icAoo.
w 50 ~. sessssass % Hss1ay 1s ~ 8
Gle .il s1piss - lasCsss lisi o. vslss ~ il.
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49, 49, sss . ~: 81. 81, nss
sesnees1 ~ sseeensy tssssaAsaes % spplasssioa
ssssi isaSs2 sinson DowsIno : CO.
oes0 0ngine ~ oals.
4 slQAt aesss psU6s oeoaa kaetos Tor o.
"A vtk boiler. DC, son pisss. sad soy nseass
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Attention 1armSs;s.
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1 ssass 'ss''''s' 80 sss'i, jssr;;'a!:, :, 90.
/ az. :.:s:ss: 81 sIss,ss aiii sss'0 g ss's.
~ y. ). nlLDssra.
0eT 1n91boe,
r,..... ; :. E. - 3 ~ -: = -: :. -
IL - - S..~>
-, = - $500
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