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The Nevada journal., 1857-11-13
The Second School ErAibition.-It

was great pleasure to witness the ex-
ercises of the young Misses and Masters
Of Lockwood's School at their Exhibi-
ton CD Wednesday night. Notwith-
standing the extreme GOODNESS of the
evening and the raking wind which
swept the roads iu all directions hun
dreds were not to be cheated of the hap
piness of being present. The dress cir
Gle, as on the former occasion, was full
and the seats below fairly occupied, aud
we venture little in saying that not a
soul was present but went away pleased
with the performances of the children.
Where all did go well, it would be diff
fcult to draw distinctions. Where one
excelled in self-possession, anothermade
up in grace, another in a sweet voice,
another in correct reading, and SO on,
each child having some excellency to
commend. But we must say, however,
that the little girls, Gcd bless them, ex-
ecuted their parts better than the boys.
Apart from their tasty dresses, and the
graces characteristic of the sex they
made a better appearance before the
were more at home, as they always are,
took more interest in the work they had
before them, and must necessarily sue
ceed better.
The boys were however, "no sar-
dimes" Some of them disputed the
palm with the girls quite closely.
The stage was painfully cold during
the exercises. We could not but pity
the little fairies with their gossamer
robes on, whose little fingers were red
and their fragile forms could lily repress
SILVER though the effort was apparent.
The sweet little creatures made no COM
plant, only too happy in being allowed
to display their accomplishments at any
sacrifice. Children of larger growth
there were present who went away with
the regret that they were not young
again not at all assuaged by the sever
ity of the weather.
Altogether the exhibition of Wednes-
day night was happy time to both pa
rents and scholars The former looked
proud of their children, while they in
turn seemed to know their worth and
endeavorcd to show it to the best advan-
tage. Such exhibitions are as rich as
any theatre, and the people so hold and
patronize accordingly. The receipts
were S235 which will 90 to extinguish
the debt created by building the public
school house
IWe notice that Mrs f. l.. Pearson,
formerly of this city, is at present the
landlady of the Clarendon, Sacramento.
Mrs. Pearson at the time of the great
confagration here, threw open her doors
anu iildu0 Hei HouSc HoAle ior Tue SUI
ferers to its fullest extent If Nevadans
donot repay Mrs. Pearson, in patronage,
now that they have it in their power,
they are wanting in The gratitude and
justice every human being should
possess.
METEoR.-We saw a most brilliant
Il
The Nevada journal., 1857-11-13
FOR SALE.

He one undivided fourth interest in the B.ux
two shares in Gold Bar Water Co Ditch -N
For particulars apply to Aonzo Dinsmore Nevasa
or to Ball e. Co. the claims PITT
EeI ada Nov s. 1871 - 1919
The Nevada journal., 1857-11-13

water in the mountain streams of Cali
fornia may be diverted by, the bitches
now or hereafter located, no matter how
appropriated at present for other mining
purposes. Our Supreme Court has said
repeatedly that persons locating mining
claims in the bed of stream, are emit
tied to the use of the water as against
all subsequent locators This act would
reverse all that. Miners would be com
PEELED to buy Of bitches, no matter if by
time honored custom. and by judicial de-
cision, they had before appropriated,
owned and used, the water as their own,
for wears. If the United States Yields
mp its ri parian rights, it yields up those
IF all claimants under it, except those
of owners of bitches, and the resources
of the country pass into the hands, vir-
tuallv, of vast monopoly.
We don't believe that the ditch men
of California desire any such state Of
things. They do not ask for any such
ruinous power. They must see that the
bare attempt to grasp it, places in haz-
ard their whole interest-that WI en- un-
derstood, storm will be raised that no
wealth can stand mp against, no inhu-
ence withstand. We have reason to be-
lieve that there are parties behind the
scenes, having little or no interest in
bitches, who want to raise contributions
among ditch men, to pay the expenses
of a trip to Washington, to lobby the
thing through. For such men it may
he fun, for the public if successful, it is
death, for bitches if successful, it must
create whirlwind of popular indigna,
ton if unsuccessful it will brand the
owners as reckless, grasping men, unsat-
isfed with equal rights with their fellow
citizens, monopolisrs and spectators, un-
redeemed even by the prestige of sue
cess. The ditch men of this county SO
understood the scheme, and turned their
backs upon it. We trust the legislature
that is appealed to, will not be inAuenc-
ed into action by knot of spectators,
who care only to line their own pockets
at the expense of the best interests of
the State. s.
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Trustees Sale.

VIYVvAeAs "a the "a day NJ s'Tusf. A n 1855.
w y Daniels n -rd " .ro'hea Dapiels"n, hVw''e
e,e--t~d unto A,stin Co-hin a. Trueses . sin
&c 81 Trust c nv y'ns 10 ssd Trus'e the land In
Scott COUNTY lows, fes'r net ~ follow t1wi' -
Thirty feet front runninR bst 10 the alley onr HIM
dred and fftv fe-t "a r. NJ ID" west side ~ t"nr-
her t~-iv" fi2, ,n ttrk n'sber t~o ~ IN Green's
Addition e. the CIV ~ DaveHppri wa ~ shown
nv the -ecord pat ~ @sa s3dit n. with s,id
vcv,nce was rsd~ ny the said y Daniel. en- and d.
re'h-e his VIII. for The urtOs~ ~ seur ~ M psy-
mept u . eertain rrsrissory not- and the interest
thereon sisaed by sad p. Dsni.l,en lated tn. 9cd
d,v Of Arsns.. A. ID 1875 and parsbe b order OF
lam II Abbott On the 77d day u December, A.
D. Ia1
Ard nov aasi note hsvinG hecnns. du. and payable
ami III" said Dsnels~n having failed 70 nav TN
same !. Austin Co'hiu rrustse - a'oresa'd al the
rrar.n o. aid william II Atbnsf theo~rer efsaM
t. d. her this puhc notice thst bv virtue 81
M p,we- which l. In m. sfrf nv saiddeed fTrus,
I viii OF SATURDAY THg 2sTHpaS oSMAkcH A D.
1887 s 'he hour 81 O'Clock In the af'e noon ~ sad
day q the CONT Nno.. dror In the ~i's ~ pa,en-
povt ~Ipc.e end a6|hY sar sse at public sMtio- 70
In hIehcs bidder for cab the parcel 0f land shove
scriled or much thereof .. rha b. suficient tn
sati.fy and paw the amount 81 .sa nofr with the In
te est te,eon the day o. s-ie teeethev eth oil
the ~o.ts ard .xpmses tssrdis6 said sae, costs Of
This nos,ce end Trustees feey.
Dated he 3ash day OF february A D 1851.
rasrch3its ArSTlN CORBiN. Trustee.
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THE hrATgor Iowa.

THE hrATEor IOWA,
B,orT COUNTY
To Willi' Wood and Pho he A. " ood IT. sf. and 70
sh o her persons interested IN the iands hich as
hereinafter de, CT ibed:
N1HEREAs on the 10th dsy Of September, A. n.
w 1854. said Willism Wood executed unto one
Stephen Thompson among aehers, certain prcnis-
sorry for the sun, Of tw, thousand dollars pay
able or the frs, lay 81 January, 4. D. 1887 aud for
The pm poe ofsecu ing the payment ~ said note the
at william v God together with Ph1hr A. Mood his
wife. executed rtsn NOR gage. conveying Tor the
prrp Sc aforesaid T. sai Thun p on tn" following
pare Il ofiand m tsid Scott County situate. to-wh
The south half OF 'e'ea Ne. sis lGl III" suih-es
quarter offhe north es-, quart ~ sid 'tctoa No
s1 tsl and thu vest half ofthc soathvst quarter ~
sc-'ip No. Eve ~ al ~ owns' IT, No s'v n'yD'ne
f-sl north n range M hvriS east ~ the ahh
witch aid Moriaass "a upon the aoth day ofter-
'cmhet 4 u 1851, driv Y.ce''-f N the Re- "rdefs
ono % AID Sco'' County, v took ~ o. Mort.
ssres. raee s'- 81 20 WI. b rffcrehcs ms! hal
AMI whero ne - .aid rot" her ''escr h ~ a. h.
conn tu~ ant payable, and the sail Will an weof
IA failed 70 ray ne same tie 'af 81 ph.n rhori-
ths prr ose Hsrv y Leoua't Eq,, shenu - 'sd
G nrty viii or sa'ur.-y the 2sth dav ~ MarcN A.
n 1857 II, the Conv' House roor In tho city o. Dav
export ami at the hour ~ ~ o'cofk In The After
nr,cs-d to- u hv Inhlio ont ~. '1r ossN 70 he
h'vh.. bidder stereso- 'te ssh rsrc-. oflsnd or %
'nrrh th.reo' shall ~ n"ee,sar, to psy and salts
" the am unt dive upon sa'd note.
Davenport, Fshruarv %. 1877.
SrrPtIYN THOMPSON, Morteare~.
HARVEY LEONARD,
srho-i,A sheriff Of taid COUNTY.
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TIME ArD DTsTAvcE sAvvD, VIA
.Nfsr York WssM Erie
N1ds Gauge. Dossle 7rock,
r A I L r o A D.
VI Duaktsk. Buffalo Niassra Tails or Sus-
reWsi01 bridge.
HVHIS h the only Wide 6uagr Railroad having
i wide spi xpacions Saloon Cars running through
'rrm Dupairh. BufIals NiaGars Pals aud Suspenson
Bridge to New Yort.
without Change 0f Care or
Da8gaKe,
a0ordiss unusualcomsbrt.
Speed & Safety.
1nstse p.aseoeers leave New Yc7k daily, -
sScascA, ?. H., % the
0Oss 0pDendtd steamer In The
~ -. vvOvua.
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good On other es the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general inscvnstion can be
procured u the Company's once, No. o Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers caa make
frousk contracts by calling on The Companys Agents
A. II. PETENS, Ag't, - Dearbosn street, Chicago.
,. ?. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
decf1d0
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OWuO0BDO o.0 OSe 0VUBOo
esSns lsooe CAtca0o )br s. Losis ed tsssvss-
diafs places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays escepssd) e00Au
Express Tpain, (Sstsvday's sxcspsedl 1ll0pn
vSuSas lssss s. Losis /br o1loaee o~d S~tsvsss-
dt1Se ysOceA.
Accommodation Train, (HundAH'o oseepted) 90 =
eypssss Train (sstusdayt e1oePeed) 500 =
Trains ran directly threaGA, without change Of
ear OF basease. Trains s1n through Joliet blooor
ina1na, Springfield, CariinvilIe and Alton.
VStsoins run On this roaA 0ake direct connectlons
- Jolise Dat OF end MleAlgan Central Railroad q
Jsiise making this The shosssst, q1icket and set ~
Liable rouAs hsewson q Louls end Msv York, Deseea
pAilaAsanhia, anA the East. ~.
VIII Uipoio central D. q nleo0ingtoa, ~ u.
oelle. Nsodolo and 0aire.
III 0ssa4 Western Of llisels ~ Upnng1sd, fer
neeaens an1 naplcs.
WnA g % kaIlroaAs e,vseTtne isea Chicago
O1tA ~ line q pacheto q = Loab Ioe Keok1k.
UsV 0ySSana. suA Aliss01r 11vss. /.
TAseQnA Tlabs1p ls1 ~ paoenneauensd abSva cen
- pssssrs6 q q o. pslnsps, y sss e0sa v -
Ca&o1 o1sesa, - q re e0so
~ x.:s .,.l.,se .,:ss: -.
49, -. i, s.s Z I; issssss: -.
= AppD0ss Apploel
t7svo vtsaIs ~. s's1,ea ~ INV,
.y,; "SakNsA lskseAss
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W3safel' .1S'y'0sl gesssessf,
an md AFTER Monday Dec. Lat 1855. and until
Ofurthsr notice trains viii leave Rock Island daiIy
SUNDAYS .xccp'ei, ss follows:
LIST mail train st 1OOoAN
ID night express sOOP n
ii freight, with I'd ciass cars at 63OA n
Train. arrive ut Rock Island daily, SUNDAYS eG.
cepted. follows
lat niaht eapr-es - oU0 A. n.
~ mall train 81 600P n
81 freight, with ID Glass cars at 9SoPM
All trains This road In direct connexiop At
Chicago with trains over 10th the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r X. Ia and from Detroit To-
,rdo. Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati, Pittsbr -gh
d. nkirk BuGslo Niagara Falls. Albany New York
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington Also at
IaSa- with tram % the flli1ois Central Rnad-
North To ts'er.s srd South T. 81. Louis sni Cairo to
which places tickets can BE- procured 81
s. 8. STEPHENS. Ticket Agent,
X. Y. Depot. Rock Island
Passengers reminded Of the necessity ~ giving
distinct directions To the destination Of their bag
gage also 20 procure tickets before taking their seats
in the tn. Conductors collect fares Only sta
tions the line ~ the Chicssc ARort island raroad
JOHN ?. TRACY, Superintendent
" wRrs.s Assn eup't.
Rock Island Nov. ~. 1895. fdtn
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INSURANCE.
CLOTHING.
The Holidays are ('sniag.

The Holidays are ('sning.
4
.f+4-
CoAts.
Goats.
Cysn.
Coats.
Oserconis,
&Ha Ovsrelats,
Overcpais.
Osercoais,
OvercoAts,
OVercoats, OveIc.sts,
Ovefcoats, Oyetcosts,
Uvfrc0ats, OvrroSi.,
Ovefcpsts, Overoats.
Uv.rcoats. Gvercoats,
OvsrcuAts, Ov.rcosts, Overoosts.
ONrrtoais, Overcoats, Osercoais,
Oyrrcosts. Ovefcosts. Ov-rcOsts,
Ov,rconts, Osercssis, over, oats,
Ovescosts. OveIcosts, Overtosis,
overoo.,., Overoust.. Ose,co.ts. Overeoa.s,
Ov.rcoais, Osercoats. O.trcosts. Oseroosts,
Overcosls, osercoais. ovs-ooat-, ove. coats
Al Drake 4 Co.'S Msin ssse~t,
Az Drake L Co.'S, Nam street,
At Drake Cos, Nam street,
Al Drake / Cos, Main street,
West side b-twe-n Front aRd Seeopd.
fL. amount OF Overopats,
Cheap and Fine Dress Frock costs,
Oh-ap and Rich sv't Vests.
Chap and Fine CAssunere Pant,
Contain'd N this XXI nsIvs stab isimeni Is I'm.
Not one man In = hundred fails TO DO
ted and suited, In every resp ct; fol a.
regards piicc, DRAKE y Co. dstte thena-
+ Ives that they can and do ufdersel
every other Cothie, In the Ciiy of
Davenport. We would call atten-
lion to the following. among the
great vari y OF qualities and
stytss Of Clothing, 10 be found
At our ssles.IooIns -
Hand -ome black Cloth Raeians end Sur.
tout, beautifnl beaver Surtouts and
ksglans; excellent plot Overcoats; Pc
tershAm Oyercaais; Canada gray Ovrr-
coats; Niger head and Iion-kin Raglans;
Whirlpool ker>.ymere. mixed bcav.rs, &c,
black fancy cloth frocks, well made and trlm-
med, tn fn.st custoin-msde Dress Frv,ks; black
drskln, cloth AMI cashmere Pants; any number
OF fancy cashmere Jhnis; rich MORE antique silk
Vests, three thousSnd velvet. cloth, Cashmere
and other vrs'r, black Cloth Suits. livery gente.l.)
j DRAKE CO. west sid. OF MAIN STREET.
between rort and second. deC2ldH
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ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS,

L>OR SALR.-The etcck Of Dry Goods con. aimed
Il n ~ New Yo,k Commission w srehouse, Or
= nrsAy end Fuarth STREETS, Davenport. Lwa. Also
the ueuse, ncse two stosy frsne, iosg lese end
~ ~ ~ otore b elegantly dt,rd up and dora
nos reQ1ite daliar 10 b. expendFa "a It for any
1920: The Stock II tmail, hesh. end cell asIrs-
~ - sotuosoa central, anA deeiisaly the best
= ~ elV Ns eeeteei retail tvace 10
yuonA uaA ccmnencing hasiAess this 10 = rvrc
elpert.a11y. Apply - The premises. o. ID : box
~. y fsb4Odlm.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

IN every variety.
Our Reddy-mdde Clothing u al vdWty6ucfWrsf
at kDfic
Duyins oar sock Of tie nrst houses y Nov York
city, We are enable n fousnish u
Cheap Rates.
~ Full suits made in - hours. IMayidtfls
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INSURANCE.
TINE ClUHL.lGD CITI'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Dearborn ST., In lC.1GO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $l5O,OOO

Directors.
1 TnxSkP eA a, mp as I'm osaSnAx
GEORGE HUi-b.
omCcro
gDMUNp CASFIELD, Pres HENRY BANDTSSe
HENhy CaAPMAN, Trss'r
u n GsLSAsI, Csiervl Agent aud surveyor.
Thi. Company vas orEsnisrd On the I'm day 81
March. A u 1884, under Ss,c'sl Charter nom US
igislaturr VI iAnsos, and easlir.. eoinhene' usa'
III mot able auspices. Its sstahi "iIs nj hss
i.u upon DTB, sul reliable basis, AM n view OF
it. stability, soundIeSs and p r,nsnrny TANK. a. eIe
these desrou- Of protesting themselves against loo
% damage by fir OF pers u th. s-s ,hs, t.g leave
70 ol-I the folso~ihg
EXPERIENCES:
Messrs Stone h VIII, Cley iaud,O
%" Williams Aurry Chicago.
Norton - Brolh~r. =
- stone y BvsreF.
A Dufsist Pra. Racine 4 Miss. Btiirosd.
,.,rt. q, Northtap, Cash. Rae. Co baLk
Vim y. Lynde, Esq, Milwaukee.
J. q. ronrv, Ks4., Racine.
Heury FaiiAlIi, Pres't ChicagoA X. l. hAnTosn
A. 1!lb-til, Cab Com. Bank. Gt,caso
ban. p. Kholes E<s., Cleveland o.
iisu. Joha q. Breslin, Tear. VI State oolulsbus
Thos. CsuIb'il, Esd, Springfield, H.
Hon. X. thsDibc4lip, ST. Louis, No.
MessTs Wordsworth, wslis b ScycauioTe. Chiesgo.
Ars,fs. II. Barch 4 Co.. Chicago b~nA.
Hon. WIN. Mrdlli. Governor OF Oho.
N"ssrs v. w Seer l. TO-, Lhlaap,
Judi Smith 4 Prst, Dixon. III.
VIM. Blanchard. Esa.. Morris, III
Hon. WIN. Treyitt, Sc! of STATE. CViginbusy".
hes-g- II. &. h o. @ CaSk Il Co., Rockford, III.
u wheeler, l. svD, Aurora.
N.siniall tf ", ESQ Buffalo, Y.
VIM IS Fuiiiy, Esi., sprmgisli,
Hon T Blrty, Juuge JupIsme Court. Aapsneid;
ONO.
zen ! Curif Springfield, n
iichA "A .sefs. Ls9., n i.o'lis NJ
/ II FIELD,
Ascent At davenport s-d Rock Island.
OFFICE Davenport. at tn STATE DEMocitAf
! One. Post ON Building. BRADY Street
luis 1T
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It's impossible 70 Givs tbs details Of this nunih
c~pt enterprise In this short aaveStisenssf, and -
therefore resrr th~ reader TO ctscNess, o. :. tne
NAV be hpd by writing to y. D. nlais, pobhnher Of
Journal 81 RNsasnee, CHICAGO, or New vorh..or may
be seen Of the eGcr Of paDs Of UepT II whScA tins
TERnS-Yor one year oe.eos lss . assths ~
for three onts q - Every subostbeg wiil ~ 90
pye mium Immediately, asd DeShape eA0sheS v sh-
AontAiy Jubilee Distributtua.
eer . spsctmep cog = ~ papss.
October So-10m
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Spring 4 Summer Stock
of GOODS at
~ . 4 ~. ANk A(SEsS
CLOTHING STORE.

I'VE wish 10 direct the attention u III pubic to
w our large and warned stock which Is the b~st
and complete before offered BY in tins
market, which consists IN part II Imported and
American Btuslciotis: Pain and Fancy Cassrneres,
Beautiful Styles D.-ekin. Fancy and plain imported
and domestic velvc;s AMI MArsei!es Cloths: Linens,
Drill,ng-, Cation. &c. Also most splendid sssOrt-
Of
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EMPORIUM CLOTHING STORE.
SANUFL PERRY'S
NERO HiNC TAILORING
+. S r. A BI. Is II NJ +. n T!

" east = De Of Brady st. csIrl>t- the Post o.
~ De-, STILL HAS TIE LEAD, in The superior
quality OF work and gpoi-. AMI the low Price thereof
keep constantly on hand good supply OF Cloths,
Cass'usr,r, and ves;ings Of tssilonaLle style. and
roic-p
AID having employed Mr. o. s Ks,Pp, , rrRs7
Glars CrTTkR a. foreman, who L. not equalled by any
In both FITTING PRISON AND PLEASING the VARIETY
TASTES and FANCY OF promiscous class Of patrons,
feel assured that all who favor with their custom
will be WILL PLEasEp with WORK and GOODS
! also keep large assortment Of nrst-rafe
READI.NADE CLOTHING.
AAxrFacTCKED Nysup, and offered At low figure
Also good assortment II Gents FURNISHING
GOODS, Of fashionable styles. Also. HATS, CAPS,
TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS. etc. Please give me
cali, and sxAmine my stock before purchasing e,se-
where.
ectl5,f g. PERRY.
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Hawkeye Insurance Company,
D.lT'E.v'PORT. E<Dyy.I.

Office On Brndy street. over Woodward &
Harris DR., Goods Sisrr.
DIRECTORS:
n Brrrows Chas. Leslie Ignstius LANCER
VIA. W,qd. T.. {. D'~-aint. p Mrrvir y.r-. n
palzell, G c. Parry, J " wi.hervax AItrei Ssri-
der, n y woodward, james Gamble Alden r Nal
lefy
OFFICERS
ALFRED SANDERS President,
c PARRy, ylcr Pre-. ii-n'
AiDvs 7. kaLIHRv, Secretary
u. D. WooDgARD, Assistant Secretary.
CHAs IEssLIk. Tr.AsUr.r.
e.pts--;ti
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BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN,
Forwarding and Csnnissies
efcher(0.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
And Wholssse ed nsssn leslersiu
ID h p q q ID -
OUEBN0WARB. 0HOOERIEs. BOOTo An
SHOES. HATS. CAPA CLOTHING.
SALT. 40.
Having smple reom for storage, " shall roy - !.
ticulaT attention ~ Receiving. Storing and R0rwar
Ing any Goods consigned 10 our care.
Cash pOt1 1T Nu tiseses for Pro.
0eSCe.
Front strSt, DAvRkPOkT. IOWA.
davenport Stean f10uring mills,
win - krpe In cearsant up~rssbon. and Farmers ass
est pvscs eos vA.sl Flour always On hand
OCT. t7-dAUu BURROWS PRkITYAAN.
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ER.I.vK

ER.E.V'KL"
Insurance Company.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
CAPITAL. e2OO,OOO
wM DRNCH, Presf. AD. ABEIEs, Vice Pres
CHAs. ABRAMsON, secretary.
DIRECTORS:
II. A. Ouno Chas. v. Meyer Henry Block
q. Meier, A. q. Cories, y. Wimot,
II. J spannhorst.
P.B HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
The undersigned IL Agent fer this new Insurance
Company, which i- managed hy some Of he most snh
stAntal business rHn OF Fl. Iouis, ard ready st n
time 70 ,ake ribs reasonable rsi,s II should
not be oyeronket that this is good " e~t.rn Gorl-
prny aud should be snrpor'. hv CITIZENS. instead
cfh-'r swirdlet - Eastern swindlins-
OF which there ere many.
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New Goods! New Ceeds!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor,
~helesaie and Retail Dealer
Ready Made Clothing.
Cloths, Cosstmeres, Testings, Gents
Furnishiny Goods and 7aiiors'
Trimmings,
lJAsl u-, r.'urn-d fnpu the Ya.t. with one % the
lsrse-t AID b"st selected stocks Of good- ever
der-d for sale In this market, Consisting 10 part
t.is following articles:
0r0Ndcl0tIss.
English French, G-rman aod Am.,
team, Of the inst quality and latest
style VI goods.
Casstssses'es.
Ensish. French and American o,
every variety Of style, colur anc
quality.
white Nar~tles Mataias,e white
London, Figured Tinsel and coos,d
silts, Fancy and Piain Salk vs,v.,
Farcy S.lksan Linen. italian Silk
Grenadine, satin, Italian Ci.tb,
Six Plush, and Fancy cshner-s in
great variety.
revcOOttssg.
Black. Blue and Brown brna,icio,h.
Uncn, whitney, and Pilot Cloths,
Fancy. Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver. Canada mixed and
Safsra Of the latest Imports
Ready .N1l5e.
Overcoa's, Over-sacks, eurfouts.
Reehng Jackets and TAlmAs YrocS
and Dvess pmck Goats Of all ouslt-
sies and siy.as; SILT velvet Piu.h.
Ci'th Cashmere and Valencia Vests
Casnett, 6atiDett double and twiss,
fshey AM. plain Cashmere and Dee.
skin Pant; D"n'p aud Guern.ey
! Frocks, Wrappers and 0vsrsts.
~ sstsjetN1 G00G1s.
Hiclory, calico, white pia.i linen.
eordef and Paris bosom, fancy col.
v'd Shirts. with Common and polka
| vristhauts; string Ds Orcy. ord
I "a Byron. poIkA md Lap Collars,
t-.-a Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy anil p An
Cravats; 0ioves-white black and
colored Kid, lined buck. cloth Ches-
terne!d. Absrdeen. berlin Union,
/ Hseses - end German snd Fur Gsuntl-ts;
r ~osa. Mts1no sd cotton Hos; white
/ oAd faney linen and elk Handler.
7 eAisfs Embroidered lamb's wool
white and mixed uerno and SIN
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Nttfs
6rarfs. Mufsers, Gents Shavls and
Shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet s'ks.
1 -. and oil other articles usually kep&S y
the trede.s all a. which sr- respeot-
1 fully submitted 70 the exauinsttor
Of customers.
An early call viii viii secure choice selections
kDwAAD ALDEN,
seaDsA sssess. opposite = Caeiry1 os. Davenport,
| Toys, (Desween Main and nradyt septl-dtf
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