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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-16
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OFrICE OF THE 40 & SO QUARTZ MINING Co.,
Oroville, july 9th, 1887.
NOTICE Is hereby given TO the Stockholders OF
~ the 40 & Sc Quartz Mining Company, that an
assessment OF one per cent or the capital STOCK Oh
said Compaiy has this day been levied by the Board
of Trustees and made payable at the Treasurers Ct
fee on or before the 18th day of August, A. d. 1897.
JOSEPH ROGERS Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-16

In Texas, a man stone blind, has
been, it said, appointed to the bench.
He may make an excellent Judge
Still, the fact that justice is blind is
hardly good reason why her minis.
ters should be so to.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-16
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
st. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HuSroos srRErrS'
VILE.
FRANK JOHNSON, ... Proprietor

te4A, HAVING PURCHASED TUE HousE
sf',l known heretofore as lluntoon's Exchange 1
E.lI have renovated. dtted newl, turnshen a''"
Onened il under the above name, with entirely new
| have erected spacious dihlhs
hall-added large number of elegantly iurhlsIt"
roo Hs for Families and am prepared 10 accom-"
tate any nnmh her OF cuesis ia "A manner teat Vust
will be 4nt;srtcinry to all. Having had the uth-
est Of louy experience in the business an IL
shall give. Gny whole attention 20 =. me ," l'
make this house in all its entiaiHpPoln'hehF' 'H"
very best in this section of California.
FRANK JOHNSON.
X B-The Cal Stage Co.'S General Office IL atthls
House, where passengers arrive from ana depart :"
I'll points of the country. - -
December So 1856. d5l-H
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-16

GALLANTRY.-Fontenelle, at the
age of 81, after saying many amia-
bic and gallant things to t e young
and beautiful Madame Helvetius,
passed her once without perceiving
her.
"See," said she, stopping and ad-
dressing him, show | ought to value
your gallantries. You pass me with
out even looking at me-"
Madame" said the old man, "lf
| had looked at you, | could not have
passed."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-16

THAT is not the best sermon which
makes the hearers go away talking
to one another, and praising the
speaker, but that which makes them
go away thoughtful and serious, and
Fastening to be alone.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-16

THE surface of the five great lakes
is 10000 square miles.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-16

"Sir," said Toms father, "you
should have a place for everything
"Well," "replied the junior, II have
n great many places for everything!"
The bvmp of order was in the des-
cendant-wit in the ascendant of that
Uranium.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-16

The manner in which they weigh a
hog out west, it is said, is to put the
hog in one scale and some stones in
the other, and then gocss at the
weight of the stones.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-16

Coon DEFINIT1oN.-An Illinois
paper says that by the term "strong
minded woman" it means "ore who
spoils very respectable woman in
vain endeavors to become q very or
dinary man."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
Son. Nunic: q. ckihscn.

We notice with pride and pleasure,
that the name of this distinguished
gentleman is presented with great
unaniinity by the Democratic papers
throughout the Union, for the position
of Secretary of State. Ii talents un-
challenged, principles unwasering,
democracy undoul,ed, craftsmanship
exalted, patriotism uneycclled, expert
cncc lifelong intellect clear, powerful
aud maiurcsi, are the proper lualiiica-
tons for the able and honorable dis
charge ol The duties Of that station,
DANIEL ). D!c9INsoN - rne MAN.
\ tower Of strength to the Democrat
ic party. :. flame of ire against It's cue
mics, his name aud fame. like slais set
in glory, win le written in letters Of
immortality.
We have said that the Pass vas
for hi,n-which is ,hn Voiced the peo-
pie, which is the voice otsiJ.mocra,v
which is the voice Of tiub.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY 1857.

HoI,r., H.. l,,Ee onl oc.,,,r.. %, l. :,
=,
old year. and let us open a new set,
Main IN
taiH y HcM tcai, anu otph "WW oHT
,jOuruey and our Lar. to aid and
encourage rs.
pu ,c,orS,y-h,, p,,a.. pslleio.s pois a. =,
ELL ADAMS No 81 B,aIv ST. near the r. O
r,,ru,,,,y--byv r,ca Children n.ts ,f
HI DAMS. Ne. 36 Brady st. near i,.e y. o.
p,xrr,.,,Ixhn, pi.r,s. Almanac. ~ ~
~, ,,,>p ri AZ p..,I,. !, ~, ~. r. 4,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05


Tas BENTON LEcrrREs.-The New
York Times says: "ln reply to an ap-
plicatlon from al association in this
city, Col Benton stated that he had
never received any pay for his lectures,
and never would but the Boston PEG.
pie had complimcnted him by making
him present OF two hundred dollars
for lecture, and that a similar com
plimeut would be satisfactory to him.
There Was = charming Bentonian sim
plicity in this ingenious method Of
getting over the awkwardness Of so
distinguished gentleman's receiving
pey, hks . common lecturer for his
sesvices."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

Certain il is however, that 10 rGad
can produce such conductor, whose
uniform kindness, courtesy and faithful
ness, can command nobler tribute VI
love and respect fr. m those who have
travelled with hiw. II il somewhat re-
markable, that during the whole term Of
his duties, he has never had On accident
happen to the train Of which he Was Tue
director. lis caution and prudence nav
commanded universal attention, and in
one instance, his judgement IN ,hIs mat
ter, was rewarded with HE member
ship in tho American b,pie Society.
It is to the INTEGRITY ALI watchfuiness
Of such men, that .Ae community al
large, are greatly indebted. Mr.. Par
ker's life aud experience, has been a
standing monument 10 his many virtues,
and We take pleasure 10 giving the rec
ord Ut man, who 10 so generally res
pected. lie has his eccentriciiies how
ever, a. we understand that dur ng his
life time, he has but once been west Of
tho Connecticut River. His life is Of
domestic preierment, and in that sphere,
be 10 also model. For more than sev-
enieen years, has he fulfilled his duties,
aud may he be spared to triple that torn,
is undoubtedly the wish of thousands
Daily Bay State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
Ito be cont.nued.)

Tne LATE DR. CLEvsLANp.-Tht
remains of the late DR.. Cleveland wer,
brought home from st. Louis, by hi.
brother yesterday evening, from whom
We learn the following particulars
1t appears that the man who com
United the murder, VIM. Sharpe, had
been employed by DIR. Cleveland, te
assist in driving lot OF stock from
Western Texas to Western Missouri
and after arriving in Missouri to tax.
charge Of the training Of two horses,
for which service he was to receive one
as compensation. The Doctor then
came on to this city and remained
about two months. Some three weeks
ago, he started for Independence, No..
to close up some unfinished business.
After getting through with it, he re-
turned 10 st. Louis, accompanied BY
this young man, Sharpe, who was out
of money, and had his fare paid by DR..
c.. They stopped at the Virginia Ho-
tel, St Louis. Sharpe called for a
room and said the Doctor would room
with him, which tho Doctor consented
to do. They remained from Saturday
night to Sunday noon, when the Doc
tor paid his bill ut the Office, repara-
tory to starting for home in the cara.
Sharp asked him for some money, but
he declined giving him any, alleging
that he had none, but would raise
some on the drafts he had. After pay
ing his bill lie started for hin room, fol-
lowed by Sharpe, which WAS the last
seen Of him alivc.--[Lafayette Journal
9Th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

SEsArs. On motion Of Mr.. Slidcll,
resolution was offered requesting the
President, il not incompatible with the
PUBLIC interest, to furnish tne Senate
with copies Of all correspondence be-
tween our Government and that Of the
Netherlands relative to the refusal Of
the Diplomatic agents Of the latter TO
appear before courts Of the l.. 5. and
give testimony in criminal eases Of facts
bearing thereon, of which they are
ceeu rant. This refers to Mr.. Dubois,
who declined 10 appear on the Herbert
case.
Tie .'ction of the y. \. Military
Association is in possession vi the SEN
ate Gem. ON Militia. i. AXIS for 4
revision OF the Aiilitia Laws. and an
annual appropriate 81 hall "a million
Of dollars for aiming a"d cquipplng
the militia OF the several States, and
that they be OF the laies; and most ap
proved patterns. the greater part "i
those now being distributed being
porthlcs-.
" asning,on, Jan. |.
All the persons connected with the
diplomatic corps in full dress, together
with the members Of the Cabinet, paid
their respects to tho President this
morning. At noon the !oors Of the
White House were thrown open 10 the
public, and thousands OF persons, inclu-
dug prominent statesmen, judges and
army officers, entered. The Marine
Band mernwhile performing a choice
selection of music. The reception con
timed two hours. The heads oI de
partincnts and many Others hospitabl,
entertained visitors at their respective
residences.
Cincinnati. jan ,
A special dispatch to the Commercial.
says that family cf eight persons. hsmed
Seth. living in Harden Co., Ky. lad been
poisoned by their negro cook. SIX have
died. aud the other. were IN n c. teal cor
ditOn.
The locomotive Of freight ira.h on tie
Ohio Central Railroad exploded yesterday.
killing he engineer, and one brakeman.
Halifax Jnn2.
4 ie yesterday consumed 20 bmiiding-.
including the Presbyterian church. Loss
$4,000
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

SExsIDLR ADvICE.-A medical wri-
tsr in one Of the religious journals car
ssatly opposes the practice Of ministers
and professional men travelling abroad
70 regain Lost health. affirming that in
uine cases ont Of ten, health Is injured
rather than benefited by such jour
nsys. He aaesrts that If a parish, ia-
sesa6 ofShInihing their minister with
49, 70 travel abroad, would furnish
Nh With lad for tillage and the i'm
r1slnsals q husbendry, il would do
~ - improve hs health than any
49, onoo13ooe - socoutsA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

NEBRASKA Pubic LANps.-1'he
United States Land Office at Omaha,
Nebraska Territory, will be opened in
. few days, when the lands in the south
eastern portion Of the Territory which
have been surveyed will be offered at
public sale. This is an event much
wished for BY the settlers, as nothing
but the want Of absolute aud valid IT,
tles is in the way Of their perfect pros
perity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

NEw Books DEsTRoYED.-By the
fire at No. 90 William St., New York,
Dee. -, 1000 copies Of the new and
splendid holiday book, "7he Court Of
Napoleon" which were awaiting the
arrival of the portraits from Paris,
We're destroyed. The entire edition Of
a new work entitled aAcroes the At
lantic,' BY J. r. Thompson, ESQ, Ed.
Of tho Southern Literary Messenger,
was also destroyed. AessrA Derby 4
jackson are the losers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

Il hes leaked out little BY little that

Il hes leaked out little BY little that
the New York Tribune proprietors have
increased the circulation Of that treason
breeding journal by giving certain com
pensation to Postmsste's. both directly
and indirectly, thus constituting them
agents for the distribution Of the Tri-
bune. The expense of writing the
name Of each subscriber upon the news.
paper has been saved and conferred
upon postInasters indirectly, who will
receive large number Of Tribunss and
then 60 through the process ofma'l'ng
them TO each single subscriber THIS
saves the proprietors ofthe Tribune no
uncomfortable sum Of money. Again
postmasters have saved money by act
ing a. agents for clubs, charging, say
70 each member Of the club, one aud a
half dollars yearly, and paying the Tri-
bnno only ono dollar. This intolerakle,
uniustifable and partial course is about
discontinued in the west through the
orders Of the department anil general
public opinion. If postnasters are to
act rs agents for any one journal, il
necessarily follows that it viii ininre
the circulation Of other papers no. hay
ing any such ramifed system of agency
for soliciting subscribers, and su!'erin-
tending the marking aud distribution.
We are glad to see Democratic jour
malls protesting against this one sided,
partial, and unfair method Of sprea',,
ing not only this particular journal, but
every other Hundreds Of postnasters
have discontinued the habit, aud the
circulation Of the Tribune has failed off
in proportion. Let the reformation go
on
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
Central Asnc rlc1ss Dime uliirs.

Every days experience satisfies the
keen observer that the relations of com
mercial nations with the Central Amer
lean States, and New Grenada, OF South
America, are assuming more and more
importance, giving rise to new qucs-
tons, treaties, and contracts, which
have SO little forecast in them that but
few months clapse before new cxigcn-
cies occur that were not thought of be-
fore and therefore were unprovidcd
for. The entire commerce Of the Pa
cific with England and the United
States, is seeking channels Of commu-
nication across the necks of land be-
tween North and South America, and
the population Of those regions is so
ignorant, stupid, and forget,ul ottreat-
les, charters, or the comfy of nations,
that every day almost, there is n con
fict TO settle between thcm and COM
mercial enterprises.
England has blockaded the posts Of
New Grenada, and the American min
lister has been compelled to write "a
sharp letter to the President of New
Grenada for outrageous taxes levied up
on the u. s. mails crossing the lsthmus.
The Nicaragua Transit route may pos
sibly fall into the hands OF the natives
and allies now trying to expel Walker
from that country, aud present new
and fresh endorsements to freight and
passengers crossingthc isthmus. These
natives are set Of harbarians, with
Just enough Of the admixturc Of negro
and Spanish blood to make them hlu-
tai and cowardly. Much trouble is
apprehended before these routes OF
travel are placed in safe condition Of
protection. II Walker is sustained
there will at least be ono route under
Yankee control.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

A n experienced Hcokkssp Per and goo Per nan IL
"a dr.rcus u finding eurri 'yment eitfef permanent
or temporary. H. VII pest and balance books Ly
d. uhaeshnd single entry, MAXI out and collect
c,nnts, ~ 10 copying. &c. Auieky saa correctly
iferu,s usode,ste.
J Addsr.s. post PAID. 7. T., Post Oaics.
nov10sf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

!. Wetst,Ts Unabridged,
2. Wetsfer's Counting House
3. Wstsfer's Academic,
:. yGtteter's High School,
s. Webstrs's Primary
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WeksseFs 0unrs Dictionary
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try.
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iionary but ths-none cent a1lJ III N ti-r he
iinsti alive quotations., The etynooeics, fall cfni-
~ ms. &c.
a Dictionary l. the last box which scholar ever
wants have abr idgee, The process being sure g.
cut - THE VERY NATTER VIII II lie MOST
VALUES - Chroaofype.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

The Social Festival

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR u Davenport
will BE- given al the German Tararre on Thursday
evening, January Sth, 1857 The ladies are respect
fniy invited 10 APPEAR IN calico costume. Gentle
men can procure tickets OF the andcrsigned.
We. WADssORTH, \. s. ALsToS,
J, A. LECiAiRE CuAs C. UARsrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

~ The Secretary Of the Treasury
sstimates the bank note circulation Of
the United States at Sl95, OoO, 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

~ The London Christian Witness
complies = statement, by which it ap-
pean that there are in the world S.
100000 Protestauts, and $4,000, 0uo
Catholics.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!

"U1ah0, Io7hU lNo@HfAd, By 7aboy.
Bohotiak, +" T.Uois,
which !, a. slr gtity aud Plea IN. a. the ham
would indicate.
"prrtty Tunes Cor TITLE Folks
4itifui IN lr-, BY y & FOSTER arrang4i expres,-
" To- Young pupil, nv JAMES BriLAE
s..soSycr of Ncl0dts..'' Az, trsn 10 Of
The b Il alr ras. srsans.d ah easy anil pleasil z
iuana FIR b. sinncrs. ty JAMES BrLLAk.
IT. aiutr Coil -tlllls esp cally recommended
to Teesltfs, ant - 10 t.. fo0tli AZ
A. cEANDALI'S
NOV et No \, IT, Claire X, ".
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

A GRRAT TRAvsLLsR.--Men may 20 in
ships and steamers to nearly ell parts OF
the known world; they can 60 by Rail-
road, BY diligence, BY siedges, they may
travel in Palanquins in India, and sedan
chairs 10 japan, and On returning to
their howes can relate the long distances
they haze paced over, to the wonder OF
their hearers. But these, are not slwavs
the greatset travellers. We can End
nearer home, indiyiduals, who have per.
hsps been hardly cot Of their native
State, who have passed over more miles,
THAI any who have seen every nation and
country. An instance OF this kind, has
lately come to our knowledge, whicn is
ct least OF some interest.
Mr.. james Parker who is now oon.
ducsor on the Wssters Railroad, between
THE city aud Springfield, commenced the
coeveyauce OF pssssngers BY Stage
Coach, in 1888. 10 February 1886 he
came to Worcester, end acted Is agent
for Bort and Billines, stage proprietoss,
until the opening Of the Western Rail-
road. 10 1889. He has continued 10 the
employ OF that company ever si0ce, to
his own credit and popularity, aud to
The wermest sssisfaetion Of the directors.
He has from 1889, up 70 Nov Goth 1856,
travelled ,020, 562 miles, and that thus
bee within that term, travelled distance
eQuivalepe 70 that Of crossing The Allan.
tic thrse hundred aud forty times, or
About thirty three times tho circumfer.
ases Of the earth; or 10 other words he
has travelled distance eqsl 20 the cir
emit % the globe once in aboet Eve
months. We are Of the opinion, that
ebsse b - history OF Railrosd sntefpriss,
lhss can fursish ~ With such abothsr
,stssesdlDasy example.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
SWAMP LANDS.

IAxD OFFICE, FoEr DLsMoIsEs, Iowa,
D.c.mber /, 1876
A-p1ICE Is hereby given that we the unders gned,
Register aud Recover Of the Land Office ia Fort
y sMnin,s, lews, have fixed the times, a hereafur
described hearing the vience IN the contested
cases relating to Swamp Lands, wit, VIZ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

Two i-,t- m the b,un 'lof;rTof Esh.h and Gains
stJeets--f.s uuubstfucieI River yisw.
s.,cral valuable building lots III Harrison and
Mstn streets north 1T Sixth street. for sal ry low
Tn valuable bailiins Lets Second ami bird
streets, fol sal, credit ofdve years given most
Of tn purchase money.
Lot in Gre Additions: dwelling hons" the
premises for sale chap
Twenty feet irait Oh NUN streti, ~ "a feet deep
opposite L. Claire House.
West Lot ., block So Laciairs's 7lh addition,
house with 4 ruoms and god stable.
Lots and ia Mitchell, addition, and h,use -
by - OF lot ! for sal cheap.
Is acres il 27,tp rs, g: all under tuivator.
mile from tn. ci Y. for salr cheap
y Of nwh SIC - ~ ~ 2west; one mile from
'hc ci Of Nus caiiiie, for sal.
" ;, Of INV SIC 10 tp So asst 8 acres fer sale.
30 scr s III Land ia Wet Dav.npHt,for sale chsar,
in lots from 10 acrrs, fin view u riv and Twin
Cities.
Also many valuable tracts u fa;iIin. ands. i'm
PROVED arsd unnuprovsd. rown Lots and t.n, rovtd
Lands tn oushort the state. for sale W. invite he
attenilpn e those wishing purchase - osr s,ei.
jau3dtf p0ILAA i STUN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
LAND FOR SALE.

H.. =" ar l.is, mile north Of Fulton station
Il an til. and ". RailrAxd ON re. sou.t,. ,.,,,.
Ais', 80 acres, GU mile north Il wsicott; cL.ap:
0"'-is' AN balance Ia ene aud Two years
Also 80 sfteN n Washington county. 20 acre,
me timhsf, ,nd running water ia part. This land
y on'Y iomnes fn M Iowa eity, aud IL from wssh.
VIII os >'ld chap, and par, Oh tine
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

lao CASES Of ne~ ana Il csh Gov / in part
{ HI - follows, viz:
Ioo half chests of Young H,ssa and imp,Tia Tess,
.. didsr.nt K AIDES.
Aninvoi>. os6 cases No. Nutmess.
IS 100 superior Cigars.
An invoice Of lille cat smoking aud chewing IT,
bscco.
1's dozen fine soft Frsneh, c. mmon acd MEDIUM
Ha's.
lie seof lin n shirting, Tsbl- tl.,hs. tni Hsn.-
krrchiefs
Aisc. s c,-rs linen ard cot Il. fAfsad
Also : large assortment of Clicks
lse1lsrs Are speciSuliy ysauee,sd 20 cs ana coA
atthe at..ve gsds. Is thy must b. sold iihom Dr.
lay ~ covtg advansss.
All kinds Of nvrehardi. - viii be rc i.ea
sisnmeBt, and cash advance uisd. ~h'n requ',d
IL ". NORRIS.
Auction anil Csmmis.ipl Merchant,
10 3tl6s second s.rve;, nfsr Perry
A Large lot ofCiocks Of all kinds fur ssis lows
ASAAn ever bssuge oGcred = this markets. At
H0UsEI.
CIDER, CIDER.
TCST Received choice let Of Sweet Cider, and for
ID sale At
decseiim BURROWS pRRrTYMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
The Danger Of our Citizens PrOmp
us so Action.
PILOTS ROyERS AND WITCHES.
Evening School ferLadics & Gents
.NOIl('E.

IN AMI after ihe 81 81 January the rr.iar sign. d,
~ Bankers in the CITY ~ Davenport, will open III IL
offices for business at O'clock 4. M aud close at
O'Clock =. IL until ftrih notice.
COOK 4 SARGENT
MAtkLOT CONBlN
TALLMAA, POWERS & MCLEAN
GHUBii, BRO, BhHROWSl Co
sItknLi y. CAMPBELL co
&cGRE1oR. LANES h BLAkEMORE
jan1dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

n ERo'NS having RAJ Estate IN Davenport or VI
i cinty, Inst they wish to exchang. fr an assert
stock " Merchandise at ca.h prices. will please cali
ny sfor.. II W MORRIS.
Auc'ioprs.r Commission Me chant
t2id.f Second street, near Perry.