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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Tue RIVER is rising rapidly opposite this
city. At Pittsburgh the river is again falling.
The weather yesterday was cold and windy.
o. The David White came down Tues
day night, and laid at the wharf until yester-
day az noon when she started up the river to
corn pile. She had a heavy cargo Of pork,
corn. &C., and passed down for New Orleans
in the evening.
o. The packet Northerner went up yes
terday. She will be down for Memphis next
Saturday.
OF Our dispatches give an account Of the
explosion Of the steamer Scott with the loss
Of sixty lives. We presume she was boat
on the San j uan river.
OF The Cheesman passed down yester-
day. Among other freight she had as part
Of her cargo, two houses and store twenty
by sixty feet, for Kansas, from Hinkle, Guild
& Co.'s factory, Cincinnati.
CT We learn that the steamer Statesman
has bsen purchased by parties in Owensboro'
and will shortly enter the Louisville and Hen
derson trade, in command of Capt. Ashhy,
formerly of the w. A. Eaves.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, April 15.--The Secretary of
the Navy during the pressure Of other bust
ness, has not acted on the findings in four
cases, decided by the Naval Board Of Inquiry.
The seals are not even broken.
Col. Carter Of Pennsylvania, is still retain
ed as assistant editor Of the Union. The re-
port that Edmund Burke and others were
engaged is untrue.
Tho salutatory Of the new editor Of the
Union appeared this morning lie says, '.he
brings to the duties of his position, consider
able experience in editorial service, with no
small share of zeal and faith, and devotion to
the great principles of the Democratic party''
Dam No. 5 on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal gave way on Sunday. 1t will take two
or three weeks to repair it.
New Orleans papers Of the 9th received.
Ships Resolute, Black Sea and Bowditch con-
siderably damaged by collision in the river.
The former obliged to return for repairs.
The administration has been officially a6.
vis.d by Morse and Bowlin, of their unsuc-
cessful efforts to treat with the government OF
New Granada Affairs of the rsthmus, to-
day, were made subject of Cabinet consul
tation and included all other subjects. Our
government. resolved that Amer can rights in
that quarter shall be respected, and will short
ly send three, four or five vessels with such
instructions to Commodores, as WILL it is be-
lieved consummate the object and lead to set
Element of the existing difficulties. The ad-
minstration has determined to take decided
stand.
Third Naval Court of Inquiry will meet on
Monday. 1t is composed of Csp.s. Kearney.
Newton and Stores, none of whom were pro
NOTED by the late sitting of the board.
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BORT of Gpansuil!f.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

MINNESOTA, from Pttsburg 10 St. Louis,
BELFAST, from Wabash to Evansville,
DAVID WHITE. from Louisville 10 New Orleans
RETURN. from Wabash to Evansville,
HiGHFLYER, from Louisville TO ST. Louis
J. w. CHEESMAN, from Gin. TO 81. Louis,
r.. GREEN from Bowling Green to Evansville,
NoRrEERSER, from Memphis 10 Louisville,
VIXEN, from Piitsburg 10 st. Louis,
STATESMAN, from -. Louis 10 Cincinnati.
METROPOLIS. from St. Louis to Cincinnati.
ONO BELLE. from y. Orleans 20 Cincinnati,
BALTIC, from New Orleans to Louisville,
EMPRESS, from New Orleans to Louisville,
GLADIATOR, from Pii,sburg to 81. Louis.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoaK, April Is, p. M.-Flour buoy
ant: $4,000 bbls. Ohio advanced &C., with
sales at S61o@e,4O Wheat firm: sales TO-
600 bu.; white unchanged at Sl,44. Prime
pork unchanged at Sl9, 40@19,50 Lard hca-
Wy at 14lIc. Bacon steady Whisky firm;
sales at 271sc. Lead inactive. Coffee buoy
anti GOO bags Rio sold at 1121. Sugar buoy
ant. Rice advanced; sales $1,000 bbls. at Al (
@5c. Linseed oil declined &c, at 83c. Sales
of tea at auction to-day spirited; all sold at
full prices; Beeves firm and active; sales Of
$500 head at s9,50@12.50, and at S14 or pre-
MUM cattle. Sheep firm; sales Of 5000 head
Swine dull; sales 1000 all qualities. slightly
declined, at T@7I. Stocks generally ua'
changed.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.-LOss, $4,000.

DIoho NVUO FINE.-LUoo, SOOU,UOU.
BALTIMORE April ia destructive fire
occurred last night, on Charles and lombard
SITS, the business centre Of the city. The fol-
lowing property was lost: On Charles street,
warehouse Of Il. Edwards & Co., importers OF
glass ware; Norris & Bro, importers Of hard
ware; X. Harrison & Co., cap manufacturers;
JAS. s. Robinson, paper warehouse. On Lom-
bard street, iron warehouse of l.. Parker &,
Co; hardware establishment OF Hodges, Enock
&c Grant; also, buildings Of Gillin, Bailey s.
Candy, wholesale druggists; and William Da-
wilson g. CO., dealers in chemical paints.
The above property and contents entirely
DESTROYED. Fairbank 4 Co, scale manuacto.
ry, also destroyed. Loss probably $4,000
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River and Weather by TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, April IL. z. M.-River feet
and 10 inches on the falls, and falling; feet
in. in the canal. Steamer Grapeshot raised
and now in dock.
ST.. LOUIS. April 10, P. M-River swelling
slowly; plenty Of writer in all the upper
streams. Weather clear, with high winds.
PITTSBURGH. April 10, p. M.-I.iver feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and windy
Thermometer Al deg.
CINCINNATI, April Is, P. M.-River rising;
1873 feet water in channel. Weather cold
and clear. 81
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OPENING OF THE o. & NJ RAILROAD

VINCENNEs, April Is, P. M.--The last rail
on TIE O. & NJ. Road was layed at s O'Clock
P. NJ, connecting St. Louis with Cincinnati
The ceremonies were witnessed by many
prominent gentlemen from Cincinnati, st.
Louis, Louisville, and other cities Every
thing passed off pleasantly. The first train,
which left Cincinnati at Z A.. NJ, arrived here
at s p. NJ, having witnessed the completion
Of this great work, on the route.
Great rejoicing manifested by our citizens.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New ORLEANS. April 15.-Sales Of Cotton
to-day $4,000 bales. The steamers news had
no effect on the Market. Receipts to-day
2.1OO bales. Sugar quiet. tits reported that
frost has done much injury to the new crop.
Flour very dull. White Corn zoe. Shoulders
%; sides 115s. Lard in bbls lac. Exchange
on London-9. Exchange on New York 4.
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THE FRIGATE WABASH.

NEW York, April l5.-Policcman Stephen
Z. Heardenbrake was last night murdered 10y
two burglars, whom he had arrested in the act
Of robbery. Hs was stabbed in the back and
died soon afterwards. The murderers escaped.
The frigate Wabash received orders to pro-
coed to sea Immediately. Destination, Aspin-
wall
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FIRE.

WAsHINGToN, April 15.--Tbrec large hous-
es on West Street, GEORGETOWN, including
Commodore Casson's residence burned this
AFTERNOONS; and others injured Loss S30,000
The most destructive fire in three years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 14.--Mr. II. M.
Curman, assistant editor Of the Charleston
Courier, died in this city last night.
Sales of 800 bales Of cotton. Market has
an advancing tendency.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

NASHVILLE, April l5.-The Democratic
Convention here to-day nominated IL. Harris,
of West Tennessee, for Governor, and Andrew
Ewing for Congress in this district.
The American District Convention at Clarks-
vile yesterday nominated Gustavus A. Hen
ry for Congress.
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CHICAGO, April 15.-Dubuqe voted to loan
the CITY credit to the Dubuque and Turky
River Railroad for 100000. Dubuque and
Belleview Road 100000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16

OF Madame Hahn has again received new
supply Of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, &c. The
styles are exceedingly striking, and bear the
unmistaka able stamp Of Partisan taste. If Mad
anne Hahn cannot satisfy lie Beau monde"
nobody else can. See advertisement. 1t.
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LATER FROM EXPLO-
SION OF THE STEAMER J. y. SCOTT.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-No mail beyond
Charleston has arrived since Sunday night.
Havana and Key West dates of the 10th re-
ceived. Tennessee at Key West.
Lockridge had abandoned Castillo. Seraha-
quis and San Juan river in complete posses
sion Of the Costa Ricans
Dreadful explosion of the steamer j. n.
Scott, sixty lives lost
Tennessee sailed on the evening of the 10th
for New York. She she has several Of Lock-
ridges command on board, including fifty sick
and wounded.
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COMPLETION OF THE MILWAUKEE &
MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

MILWAUKEE, April l5.--The Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad is completed to the Mis-
sissippi river, and an excursion train LEFT for
Prairie Du Chain this morning. being the first
through train. Great rejoicing by our citi-
zenS, at the completion OF the pioneer road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16

ORIENTAL PAINrINa.-Hallock & Stoddard
have just received an ass ortment Of copper
foil tubes, brushes and other materials used
in that art, and the dear people can now be
served without sending to Cincinnati.
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New York, April 15.-The steamer Asia
sailed at noon for Liverpool. Her specie
amounted to only $4,000.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Arrived at Lir-
erpool, Jno. II. Jarvis, Magistrate, Margaret
and Shelton, from New Orleans.
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J.B. Evans Market ana weigh Master made final
report showing the proceeds Of Hay scales for month
ending prl IL. 1-57, 10 be sl6 go
IOn motion OF Huano, the Fire Superintendent was In
structed to order any repairs Ore apparatus.
unless Instructed by Council Chief Engineer Of
Fire Department.
PC. 0'Rilsy, What Master reported revenue from
-wbarffo month OF March s7GO Go-1oo Received and
fled:
X. Fisher, Fire Slperinendan reporie' condition Of
Fire Department and Public Cisterus, for week ending
April u, 1857.
J. s. GOODBYE, Sexton OF o. II. Cemetery made rspor;
OF intermenis for March 80, received and fled and
certificates entered on book o. lntsrmcnts.
The newly elected City officers presented their off,
cial bonds duly conditioned, in sums as follows.
George Violin, City Collector .............- S3,jc0
Z. s, Martin. % Marshal. .....-.--.--.-. LOO
p. Burke ra .a :" AS essor.................. 1900
I'D. Saunders, :" s. ry~yor................ I,5PO
II. @. Wheeler, p. Hornbrook, VIM. Hughes School
Trustees.
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m ORDERINC TICKET OR CEHTIFICATE

tH OhDEhtN1 YIN %
Enclose address for the tickets ordered.
which they will he forwarded fret ALL
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be semitic puf
chasers i'm Dedisrely after the drawing.
e Pu chas.rs wall please write signatures plain and
give their Post Once. County and State.
a Remember that every prize is drawn and payable in
full wit hoUt deduction
the prizes the usual time thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize cashed renewed in other tickets at either
ofic~.
RE- list ofthe numbers that dra from tie wheel.
with the amouptthat eaeh prize entitled TO- VIII be pub
lshed drawins the follow ing rbpers:Ntw
Delta Mobile Register Chsrcston STANDARD Nssh
willie Democrat Atlanta Intelleenerr and New YORK Day
Book. Write your address pls My. and Greet TO
mh2s-tf s. SWAN d CO.. Atlanta. Georgia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16

ID =. Men s black and colored " col Hats;
-S1 30 do do do DO Fur do;
80 cases oovs' black and eolOrcd Hats:
10 do Palm Hats; Is eases Leghorn Hats.
Is do ass'd col'd silk DoHnets; 20 cases ass'd
Bonpe part only of stock in tots line OF
Goods. which have already reeeiv and the
public prices good tsrms-rlease give
store Vine First streets Evsnsvile Ind
mis- JIG. JEWELL Il co.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, April Is, P. M.-Flour opened
dull, but holders were sitter, under the for
eign news at the close, though no sales Of inn
portance, nor was there any advance establish
ell. Good demand for Whisky; sales Of 1880
bbls at 211ac; closing buoyant. No change
Sales of 10000 bbls Bulk Shoulders at ~;
100 hhds Bacon at 101s 70, Sides; 81 for
Shoulders. 400 kegs Lard sold at l4@l44;
closing inactive. Linseed Oil declined to 9oc
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
= $50 Prizes amounting S20
Whole Tickets slo; Halves IS; Quarters e2,l
Plan of the Lottery.


Whole Tickets slo; Halves Is; Quarters s2h.
Plan of the Lottery.
The Numbers to 70 ding
tho tickets printed slips OF paper
eucirccd with small tin tnbes and placed in wheel
The ZIs prizes similarly printed and enoreld
placed in smother wheel.
The wheels revoved and number is drawn from
wheel bers the prize IL drawn
other wheel The number and prize drawn
exhibited audience the
the prize being placed against the number
drawn The operation repeated until the prizes drawn
AUTHORIZATIONS PnIzrs-The two preceding and the tive
succeeding numbers thoe drawing the first rs prizes will
be entitled TIE u approximation prizes according to the
scteme.
The will he determined BY the figure
the $1,000 prize. For IL
tie drawing the S500o prize ends with No then
the will be entitled
$40. number ends with No. 2. then all the Tickets
number ends will to entitled S2e and
to O.
Certificates Of Packages viii lie sold the following rates.
which, the risk:
Certificates ofPacisse ofIowhole tickets
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April 15.-Wheat and corn
unchanged; whisky firm.
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Proceedings of the City Council.

CousciL CHAMBER, April ID, le57.
Council met, present the Mayor, and Couneilmen
Foster, scaatlin French. Elliott. Hedderich, Mciner-
ney, SecheI. Ingwood, Nurre, Hunnsl, Menizer,,Ai-
la1, Mulhaussn, Schultz. Bsch, Warren and seharp.
Nikates read and adopted,
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Tue PRICES ARE FROM SO TO $50.

HHINEsE SUGAR CANE sEED.-Ioo bazs above
aps Z.H. COOK SON.
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= n DuZ Wash Boards: 10 dor red and blue Buckets;
~ large hoopet Tuba; IS ass'd ass
Zach. lust reed by milo 4. II. COUK * son.
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.Vrsr (Arnef6aexs

usI RECEIVED AT GOULD 4 sTEERE's
of-a' ta.p.l and Furniture Warehouse, Sccops
street als"s. Tfady
Eng v.l,., Gaip.tlI..
Eus lasfais carpstiGx,
W"o.~n Dutch aarp~tlnrs
Neliiian sarpeiaa..
WveleA Druxssts
Windcv shadss, etc. etc. e. ,
Opened ihis day on seeond q above i'vrr,
Jy5f
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70 TIKI TT HLIN.-THE VNDENkIGNEN
J. feeling that the late movement among the N..,
MsrIe iseu Of this city 10 calculated To proue. IN
happy rsslis. snd understanding ~ We DO tbs i'm.
open market for the s.l- 1T Meat aad V~seiablss
u, the lie tisafe Market itDu.s where tn. huaIus~s
w Dc conducted strictly Ia accordance lth the Or
dihsners VI Inv tiss tpuEcaA regulating such mat
tiers We shall kseP constantly on hahd every nrfi
Gle IN our lac which the eou.fy affords aud loss no
opportunity h the pubic In the uost proess
and aec~piahls manner Every article kept for ~
vs. shAl he offered at reasonable rates and - ~.
proper hour, ad 10 The gcaefons public Ne iuuk I'm
liberal patronage Bslng Impressed with the fsci
ta, u 10 the mind VI iLs niajefit, " our csns "
Davenport thar this matter be- rcac-ahi. aud sps~d.
otuiAg AID le the voice u the people decide a. 10
whether the nloycnea shal with un.y.rsal ana
prevail
W. open Thursday Morning With a me IL, Of
,ho'ee Msa,s aud Vegetables, AID shall continue 10
Do - from dss to da, Call aud u, us
Jr2ssf BYKNs KAY
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Mafl)infrp.
wATSONS me-
Fifteen Dollar Sewing Machlnes.

y HIVE UV0o1 UUWS usoGDCss
THE CITIZENS OF DAVENPORT, AND
Ladies' especially, respectfully nvited to call
~ the lie Claire House, Par'or No Is, 10 wi,neseihe
operation 81
Wafsas Ceis5r-f.d sis Fa-siy Set-inx Naeh,nes
II viii he on exhibition y, the above place, for
few days, s1ordiug fine op.rtrrity for all the cit
uee.
This Machine Il admirably adapted 10 all kinds of
FAMILY sewing 10 simple In ifs CONSTRUCTION ~ssily
"prsatcd not liable to get out Of order and will do
q necn work IN a single day ~ the most expert
s~ainssrc.s can do IN twenty, with her needle aud II
cold Tor the low ps.c. u Fifteen prlsrs
The subscriber has purcha.ed the sole r,sh, for
the state Of lows for the sale OF the abovr Cclrba
applying 70 me In pcsson, or bs letter
have made arrangements with Mr. g o Shosey
oi Davenport Tot the manufacture of the above n
chine IN unlimited numbers
Je0dkwtf JOHN j. VALLEY
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THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW REcEIN-
i iNe choice assortment ~
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Amous lh,ss viii b. found superior quality IT
Maple syrup.
Whit. aud Bro Sugars.
I'D Maek.r,l and White F.sh
fre.t Lemons aud Oraas.s
Puts sweet CIDER,
Coffee Teas and Chocolate,
aud H. tact al k,ads IL srnesr..jast purchased at
tic Ea.i which Offer IL customers at the
lowest cash price,
fasl faeaf- daiy appreciated and future favor.
thankfully received
nhasdif LAABkfrE 4 tKoMHIE
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sVW1S1 ~ 0m11 W0UuU OG0e
GKSE -. - - ,saslE
'iiE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. CuA
sseriSs the Atlat.tle cli,.. with the W..t.rn
S"fth"r-trrn, aad Southwestern State. h, . Cot.
ilaavu. Railway d'reci THIS road - 90 cnuneet. a,
Pittsburgh With daily 4ins ~ si..yuers all por. OIL
The Southwestern Lakrs fIasi4g the fnas, dr.r,
cheapest aud reliable ...u;e ~ which ffelyh, can DO
forwarded 10 AID from the Great West
sArs. srrsasS PHILADELPHIA Asp vtrt.srsa
Fihst ttAss --issas rho-. Ha,,
a.d tips, Hsak., Bfs uosl. ftn
hris.4 hses AID irunks Drug. Gin zoe pea t0u 10
hoas. and haies fuf.s f~ail.r.
errosr GAS. Domestic ~he.,iu.
snirtlns sud Tickling lin of.glml
baie-t1 Drugs un easss,) Hand &c 100, Ia, H.
ware. Lvaih.f 0u rull. OF baxs.b
Woo aHd sheep Pe.ts Lasi~A Ard
TsiHp elAss -Ahyii.. steel, CAaga.
Ga ss-k-b Hemp. kaa.IH. Pork
salisd toose o. W. .ssksl Ioiisrso, Sos Ter IL. IN
hnsaui4ssnrsj. se2ceri agar.
cut,Ae
Foukrs C.Ass-cofsee. rish. Baeos.
Beef and Pork, tin es.k. OF betae.
La.twsrd,l Lard q Lard OIL Lead 40 Der los ii,
Nsi3., Soda Ash, 1srtnan Gay
Tar Fitch, lssin, ke
f.0ts ~ per barrel until further notic.
1sAis- 5sc per lvU lb- until farther Aafsee
esites " per bale, not exesedilas w h. weigh,
~ IL .hlpplAs Goods from an, poln, sa., 81 Phil
s .aspl'. Il particular e marx package. -. rsn
..ea. ~ 1 III. Ro,a AL ps1sd. ss.ssa y u,
vii e forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTS Harris, wormly Z Go +,
n'eLsil : Am. Evah.,lllr, nd Durns.ail. Mi !
sn.aTh, sad afi.r jewctt, Louisville, Ky X
irwin s." tsias.' * sr, ,sa.,a s 3, z. .a
sil*, i.rrh 81 q Kitty street, Boston Ls~eh
Batter Place \ \ j sa..d.r Phii.s.l,.hi.
Masra" k"parr Batlnars Geo q Tronriru.
ilii.burg -
1sI.ral Freight Agent phllaa.l,bia
LONbAERf, sari Alteoaa IA
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Per sale.
h00 LOTS IN MITCHELL's ADDITION

wv never befvre offered They embrace ever,
variety. The beautiful level between Fifsh ara
Eighth streets. then stTstchine away for several
Squares On the gentle slopes the hnfs and ssrml
mating % the brad plain bsyond- Many ~ thess
ere covered with the naaaral growth q young tim
Der 90 desirable for reedenees The undersigned
are the sos agenss Tor The sas ~ hcse lots and woud
invtte tbs aatsntinn 81 III W this Opportunity
for making psuosable Investments and securing for
themselves beantIfal hosuee
DIAL MEYERS.
N " Cor of sscond and brady Sta
l-AA =. No.
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NEN Y1DoeK eaeprcs

AkRkIsVN, BETWEEN FRONT AND
i Second streets. onr square below the Ferry
Landing = hief,r. Proprietor
This House }. o.s Of this n.a.t rl.sssn, locations
commanding tnc view u the Mississippi river aud
Rock lslA4H t...sy,1
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l.)otels.
DENTON HOUSE.

DENTON HOUSE.
DLSJAMIN DENTON, Proprietor
~ sfiefls uf fouehsccp.s. y \
tbs House ad flIultuTr arc entirely D~w aud ths
uets@" 10 situated 81 ihc carner - Third and lows
street,. In pleasant part 81 the city, and only three
squares irpia the depot, and 10 guaranteed Of not
thv eel q be .. gosi a Hoase ,here 10 In the
psass Travellers wishing - stop nj Davenport will
aud ~ t'ir Dcnion House all The comforts 81 . good
heine, csanprlsins clean ro-'ms clean beds good al
tendance, aAd . cheerful comp lance with every res
soasblS demand
iesNi INV y BISS DENTON
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Sec0oo ooana Engt0ea.
THREE SECOND HAND ENGINES FOR
j sale yery low ty
JAIME DoNsELLY 4 LEA
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ATTENTION! ATTENTIONS.
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Foundry, sNlNcAtsee Shep,
IRON WORKS.
THIRD STREET. OPPOSITE THE CATH

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j Ollie BartAl ssr.nnd
superior Steam EIstnss frot i've 10 ave Landre d
hnrsc puuers Enginer, Iathe. rlansrr, Usi.t A.ll-
Al descriptions of Mil Work dnhc promptly and III
the beet manner Particular attention laid Ia Re.
pairing Machinery
Persons requiring shaniEs will find hi. AlJn.i lle
Hanger and s.ifO.ing Bosss snl ~rior 20 nythimt
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lie Is sole Agent IN the west for the manufacture
OF AcCord's celebrated AhtsFtictIon uof.e Power
superior mashinss for the purpose intended The
attention ~ Farmers y particularly requested q
those labor saving mschinea
Also Ornamental House Casting. of various de-
-lgns and superior Lnssh Caps, aiils Brackets
Trnssr. &C &c, made 10 order al the latest and
hest patterns
R-'Two very superior Steam Engines Tor cal.
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