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FLOWERS IN WINTER. Who does moi like
to see aoSers in winter? To enjoy them is
not necessary To cultivate some tender exot-
lc. which is wiIhered by the least iros,. but
with little trouble we may have at any peri
cd our early spring flowers, whose first aP,
peannce we hail with 81 much delight
At this season, just at the setting in OF win-
ter, dig roots of the blood root, wild violet,
liyerleif, or ary other of the flowers OF spri' <,
and put them in boxes or pots. II they art
to be frozen, boxes are the best, as the latter
may break. At any time during the win.
ter bring them into the warm parlor or
kitchen, aud they will speedily shoot W
and blossom. Those which have u large
aesby root, in which tn, material Of the
growth is stored, surprise us by the rapidity
of their development. Those who possess
the means may prefer the hyacinth, and
other bulbs, but no less gratfcation may be
cerived from these chiidcn of our native
woods and glades.
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JAMES T. CLgAvES, Pris,er.
puetrg.
The Wind and Stream.

(rh" following verses, from the Ailantl
Monthly for December, are attributed TO William
Bryant;
A Brook came stealing from the around;
You scarcely saw IL silyery CLEAN
Among IN. h-tbs that huag around
The bOrdrrs Of that winding stream
A pretty sirram, placid stream,
a softly gliding. bdshful stream
A breeze came wandering from the sky,
Light as the whispers u dream
He put the exchanging grisses by,
And gslly stopped iO kiss the stream
The prr,iy sli-aIn, the hattefed stream,
The shy, yet unrrlucIant stream
The Wafer n the Wind passed o'rr,
SlI upv ard many q glancIng beam.
Dimped snd quIyered mote aud mere,
Aud inpped along a liyrllrr stresn-
The haii-rd stream, the simperng stream
Tb. Iood, delighted silly stream.
AWAY the airy wsnderer few,
To where the fields with blossoms TEEN,
To sp ,rkling spr,ugs sni rivers blue,
And left alone that lI'Ile stream,
The haiirIed -r-am, the cheated stream,
The lad, iOrsaken, lonely stream.
The careless Wind no move came hack
Tie wander> Yet the hrlds, deem;
But on Ils u'elanchOlly track
Complri ,ug went the lii,le stream,-
The cheated stream, the hopel-ss stream,
The ever munnuring, m,'snins stream
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lost r., Su,clyit was the unquiet ghos
of the miniature thus beseeching rcstitu
ton to its original owners. u 4Rest thee
perturbed spirit" said !, addressing thu
ornament that now lay harmlessly or
my dressing tablc-a brooch, and moth
ing more. .... ..aa r... .
aPeace! Though all other means
have failed, perhaps thy description going
out into the world Of letters may procure
thy identification. Hail have til
will write thy autobiography"
Reader, It Is done, Ihaye only to add
that the miniature was found in Edinburg,
and will be gladly restored to the right.
owner, lest the unfortunate author should
be again visited by the phantom ofLady
Jean. fUL nl''
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LOUIS 0. C0WAN, Editor and Proprietor

land on which they grow, and Of the manure.
which he apples to the land.
Crops, soils manures, the rearing and feed
Ing ofaninals. and the management Of the
dairy, make up the volume. Teachers who
would prepare themselves for instruction in
il, would find the more extended ireatises
by the same author, viz "Johnston's Ele-
ments" and "Johnston's Lectures" most
valuable aids, as also "Norton's Elements Of
Scientific Agriculture, u prise essay Of the
New York State Agricultural Society
Homestead.
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COMPLIMENT To SENATOR HANLIS.-
Senator Hamlin. OF this State. received 10
votes for President pro ten. OF the Senate
This was the whole Republican strength
Mr.. Hamlin himself voting for Mr.. Sc
ward.
gForney tells the Washington Union
that il its slavery doctrines are To bs car
ried on out, in Pennsylvania there will not
bs ..democrats" enough lett to FL an omni'
bus"
n The National Hotel, at Washington,
where 50 many were poisoned last year, Is
again open. II has been drained, purified,
ventilated, and thoroughly reft,ed in mag
nidcent style.
L. We learn with pleasure that the no
ted "Border-R Rufian, james ii. Striugiel'
low, has Left Kansas. and is about 10 return
t. Virginia, which is said to be his NATIVE
State.
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FORK, Tribune Baildingsl BOsfos, ,sehollAys Build
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for the first time, as he knew wcll.-
"When-we grow rich, it shall be set in
gold and garnets and l will wear it eve
ry time my husband ceases to remember
the days when he first taught me to love
him, and in loving him, to love oil that
was noble in man." s'.l ....
.. And then Norman--. But l do not
see that l have any business to reveal fur
ther. %
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To MAKE DoronSrTs. One pint of milk,
one teacupful Of shortening. two Of sugar,
one of yeast, three Eggs, two teaspoonfuls Of
cinnamon, one ofS.lt Beat the eggs, sugar
and spice we'll together. and stir in the other
ingredients, with suiheiercy Of aour.-
Fry in hot lard.
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Misffllanrous.
n Y B r OC II.

j have in my possession an article oi
jewelry which cost me many an untortu.
nate twingc, though it certainly was not
stolen. Neither was it begged, borrowed
given or bought, yet, looking at it, often
feel myself in the position OF the old man
in the nursery tale, who, having peculated
from some church.yard stray ulna OF
clavieler, was perpetually haunted BY the
voice Of its deiunct owner, crying, in un.
earthly tones, "Giye me my boncw Now
the ornament that had unluckily fallen
to my lott picked it up in the street
is mineature brooch, set with small gar
nets, in heavy antique gold. 1t is evil
IDENTITY portrait of somebody or others
great grandmother, than fair damsel, in
rich peaked beddice and s,omacher, and
a heavy necklace Of pearls; her hair
combed over cushion, and adorned with
tiny wreath "a sweet looking creature
she is, though not positively beautiful
| never wear the brooch land on princi-
pie / wear it frequently, in the hope of
finding the real owner,) but pause and
speculate on the story attached to it and
its original, for am sure that both had a
story. And one night lying awake, after
n conrersazione, my ears still ringing with
the din OF many voices-heaven. how
these literary people do talk - there
came to me phantasy, q vision, or a
dream, whichever the reader chooses TO
consider it.
Ii was moonlight, of course, and her
silvcry majesty was so powerful that |
had drawn the "draperies OF my couch" "
quite close to shut her out; nevertheless,
as looked on the white curtains at the
foot OF the bed, | saw growing there i
can find no better word-an image like
what shall sayl like the dissolying views
now so much the rage. 1t seemed to
form itself out of nothing, and gradually
assume distinct shape. Lo. it was my
miniature brooch, enlarged Into good
ly-sized apparition; the garnet setting
forth glimmcrs Of light, by which ! saw
the figure within, halt ethereal, waving to
and iro like vapor, but still preserving the
attitude and likeness of the portrait
Certainly, if ghost, it was the prcttiest
ghost ever seen.
believe it is etiquette for apparitions
only to speak when they are spoken to;
so suppose must have addressed mine.
But my phantom and | held no distinct
conversation; and in all | remember OF
the interview the speech was entirely on
its side, communicated by snatches, like
breathings OF an @olian harp, and thus
chronielcd BY me.
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souls child saw shining in the dark
the name Of Norman Bethune, and read
all that Lady Jean had read. He had
become great man, renowned artist
and these were the public chronicles Of
his success. !, the pale reflex ofthe face
which Norman had loved-the face which
more than any other in the wide world
would brighten atthc echo Of his fame
even my faint being became penetrated
with an almost human JOY. !! 1.'
One night Lady Jean took me out
with an almost agitated hand. She had
dotted her ordinary dress, which now
charged the daughter Of an earl into the
likeness Of a poor gentlcwoman. She
now looked something like her olden self
like me; the form Of her dress was
the s,mc; | saw she made II scripulous-
" ike; but there was neither velvet, nor
LACE, nor pearls only the one red rose,
as loi may see in me, was once more
placed in her bosom.
~ am glad to find my child at last
won out into society,"" said the nurse,
hobbling in; 4though the folks she will
meet, poor authors, Assists, musicians and
such like, are unmcet company for the
lady Jean." .
'But rot for the simple Jean Douglas"
she answered, gently smiling-the smile
not of grlhood, but Of matured woman
hood, that has battled with and conquer
cd advrsity; and when the nurse was
gone, she took me out again, murmuring,
II wonder will he know me now !"
heard her come home that night.
II was late, but she took me up once
more and looked at me with strange
JOY, though mingled with tears, yet the
only words l heard her say were those
she had uttered once before in the dim
years past-"o, noble heart-thricc no.
bic heartw and she fell onher knees and
prayed. ...
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I walked, and found myself gazing on
the blank white curtains from whence
the fantasmal image Of the lady Jean had
oil melted away. But still, through the
mystic stiffness Of dawn ! seemed to have
a melancholy ringing in my CARA
sort Of echo Of Gyl6yn's cryl-lost-lost
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Again and again the young artist went
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
LEGAL.
Trapstee,s sale.

NyHEREAS on the 18th day o. Serts meer. A n
w 1856, III Jmas Doyle and MARI Dosie, his wifi,
Executed unto Austin Corhin as Trustee . certain
iced OF Trust conveying said Tra teF the isni ~
SOL County, lows, described ~ follows, 10 vi,
The boutn West quarter OF the soufh West aasr'er
OF section number tsenty nine (s9i, Ia vns'tp
humber seventy eight (-si North Of Rsnge -FSsr
three t5l, East o. the 9th p incipa Meridian, which
sais CONVEYANCE was made by the said lhoiass Sy't
aud Nay Doyle fer n. purpose u IS ring Inc pht-
ne1t OF Two certain pranlissary notes anu The n e.
rest ihereon, signed b. sad Thomas Dose. dated the
Itth cay OF September, A n, $50, to tbe order ~
Isabella slisee, for thirty srN en- Ao-leo dolsrs,
pavsble ELK months after dat the other Tor three
hundred ALL ihirty-seven so 100 do'la7-, psyab!e
oae year after Gate. with ten per G. NJ iieFtsi per
ann 1T. after maturity
Ana La ssti noiss having beeune Que -nd payable
AID the sstd Thomas DOYLE having failed TO pay the
ssre, Austin C0rhin, Trustee a aferesai DO hereby
give this public notice, that BY virtue OF ne p0wc
which Is in me vested by said deed OF Trust, VIII on
Saturday the l1th day Oct. ID, 1871 ~ ttr hour
~ O'Clock in the afternoon sad cay at the Court
HOUSE door ~ the city Of Davenport. expose and on
for SAFE at public auction, 10 the high 81 tllcf iof
cash, the parcel OF land abo,e described or TO much
tbefeoi rs shall be sufficient to safety ahi PAY Tn
smourt Of said notes, with The interest to the dsS
OF sair, together With the EXPENSES Attending thla
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees iees
Upon the completion Of such sale deed VIII D.
gwen in accordance with the stipulation Of said Deed
OF Trust.
Dated the 23d day OF September, D, 1851.
AUSTIN GOABlN,
sep2sd;s Trustee
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Trustees Sale.

NIHERfAS on the 2ist dsy of March, 1851,
w Ernst julius George Lsngheim executed unto
Francis ANON as Trustee eeftsin de'u OF itu''t
ooly"yis To ssd Trustee the ia Ia scott t7ltti
Iowa. described foiows. TO wit The kast hi!i y
the North West quarte. end the North West qna'-
ter Of the North West qlsrter oil section h-inbt 7
iwepty-one az, IN township seventy nine ~
North, otEanse two Kast OF tue ON y M,"lieh
>sii conN cySnce was nsde by the sad LanGhelh
ior the purpose u securing ht payment Q! acertbih
prolnis,ory note and the nt,resi thereon si9nta j
said ianghsiui, dated the 2tst day OF harcn, A D,
1854, for i've hundred and tgenty-iyf dliarS pay
able two year, after date ID the order Of Nj 10l.>
Fejervsry with ten per zen, .aterest, payable anbu-
ally.
And now, said notes hav ngbecome dneani paya-
bic AMI thr said Lsnehrim having fail'd opay the
same. /, Francis Anon, Trustee a, Aforesaid, ID
her. by Il j. pablo lie. that by OF the
power which ~ la me vested ly SAID deed OF Trust
| will on Saturday the l1h day ~ Oct Der. A d
1881 at the hoGr Of two O'Clock III the afternoon OF
said d,y, at the Court House door IN the c,ty OF
Davenport, expose and offer fJr sale. pablic
ton u the highest bidder Tor cash, the parcels OF
land above described much thereof shall ht
sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount of said note
with the interest thereon to the day Of sale together
with the expenses attending said sale costs o, this
notice and Trustee fees. Upon The completion o.
such sale deed viii be accordance with The
stipulation OF said deed II Trust
Dated the 22i day % sep omber. n, 1857.
IAANOiS ANON,
seplsitd Ttust-e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
Trustees Sale.

"THEREAS on the 18th lay u December. u,
W 1905, Charles i. nittel and Johann Dittel mis-
wife. executed unto Austin Corbin Trustee, Il
certain dee OF rrGst, conv yng 10 SAL lrUset tr
laid IN Scott County, Iowa ST. bed f3lioNS to
vii l>t ten ilnl III bio. thee 81 as known aud
de- iangtei on the recorded Fiat q faife y uit's
Addition TO the city or Ddventoft, Which said
an,e made by TIE said Charles T. D!tttl and Jo-
hann- Dsttel Tor the purpa.e ef -rture The payment
IN, sciI,d 10y said Ghsres f. tlei. ia:el the ii;h
day Of December. ., l>l6, tor seven hundred dol
lars, payable with ten 1T pr annun interest 10
the uri OF y. Feeryafy On The FIRST day .! August
n d. 1851.
And now sail note haging b come t'ar and pavabt,
aui the said Drte Lavins failrd to iay IT, anne,
Austin Corbin, Trustee - aa esaIi d. hcreiy give
this jULlic notice tlft ~ tus Il III ,at,t when
III i;a vested bv aa.l decd ct Fsust gyl 81 So
urdav the Holiday q ocina r \ y 1851, at IN hoGr
clock in III" afternoon VI std tar 1T 'h- Cont
liouse Gour NJ the ty " Davenport, expo s1 oi-
~ !or sale, at pubic an-tEa, the Let' a bidder
Tor cash, the parcel ~ aGd at33Yt 4 5 ;ttl, Or 20
much there Of Is sla lie suicit nj b. salts an. pay
The ano mt at said mote with the interest th"I
the LAY salr ,lo-' Their with a. eNp.Is at ndinr
said a', Of ihis notice ara ifaste 5 ICES Upon the
cont tim OF such rae I'd " II =, giytn II.
arcor'ia"ee wi'h TIN stipnlG. - SD aoei OF
Ttist.
pat,d tl,e ISL ias = s,i.tc.A.r n ISL
AUSTIN CUl,BIN,
sruiIl'1 Trttstyt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS N the 2Sih day Of May, A. D., $3.50,
w Hans Henr.ch aud ksth-rnc Henri,n
executed unto Austin Cnrbn as Trustee. certain
DEED Of Trust, conveying to sail trustee til land in
Sc.it County, lows, d. scrihed IA, foows, t. wit !:
Lot humber six ~ IN II * number our {! in
Green's Addition IL the city ( Davenport which
said conveyance was mad By the said Hans Eein ic
and atharne, lis wife, for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of certain pronissrry note snd tn.
inter,s, thereon signed by said Hans Heinrich dated
the 2sth day OF Nay, d. 1856, and pssah to Il
order Of p. b Harding. SIX months after date FIR
the sum of $3.50, with ten per cent interest from
date.
And now said note having become due and paya-
bic and the said Hans Heiarich hsyi,lg fai 10 pay
the same, Au.tn COrtiiI, Trustee Aforesaid do
her by give this public rotlce. hat by ii tu- CT The
power which Is in vet by saii deed II Trust,
VIII, on Saturday The third day Of october, d
1851 at the hour f2 O'Clock In the Afternoon Of said
day at the q. urt House door In tn CT y OF Dav
port expose and offer for SAL, at public auction to
tse highest bid Ter cash. the parcel Of lant abov.
described, such tn ref as shall BE- uihci Mt 70
satisfy and pay thc amount OF said note with the in
teret thrrt the ay o. sale toy ther 18th all he
costs and expenses attending said sal, costs VI this
notice ami Trustees fees rpan n comp elton "
such sale deed III he given III accordance with the
stipu ation Of SAID Dee I'd 81 Trust.
Dated the S;h day OF Sept, ., 1851
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
Trustees sale.

A7HEREAS Ga TIE 18Th aay % October, y, ls5J,
w Achael KGn rad fredefieka k,tTn, his vile,
executed unto Aus in CotDin Ttustes n certain
e,d OF Trust. conveying 10 said Trustee the land II
Scott County, Iowa, described tllcw- TO Wit
Lot mum iVurtei, lil cJ;,t ainlns Two and 1900
of nd. ana 10, number fsteeI 81 Containing
ana sglOO acres Of Lar d.iu Wet Davenport known
James Is. kaGs' Subdivision Of land the North
West quarter OF sectioo number thirty three 33l
township MY eight (,al. Range III &c az EAST
9Th P NJ, aud as known by said Ed plat thereof
which SAID Conveyance was made by said iahael and
FIR derickA xTr Tor the purpose Of securing the pay
ment " certain Iratsissry note AMI til interest
thereon, signed by sa.d Michael Kn " two hundl.
nine ty-,hrec and Ti 90 dollars dated tn 18Th day
o.toO.r, A d. 1859, and psyatse in war after
date - the order OF John ker.aui with Int rest al
ten pr cent per anrEm bfp'r due.
And said note haN.Hg become due and
pay able. AMI thr sai N sn4.l KEN having iaet
to pa the SAM. l. Austin G ,ibiu Trtsloe as afore
said do hereby give this pblic notice hat n virae u
the power which IS m ste by aid let Trust
will. on Tuesday the 18Th day of Oc;oser D.,
1851, the hour Of O'Clock in the aid
day At the Court House Gotr IN the tlty ot Daven
port cN.psc AMI OTTER sale at pubic auction to
The Highest bidder Tor cash. the parcel band above
des' ribs d, much th"ruf us shall lie sufficient
II satisfy ami psv the amount ot taid rlor, with th
inter- 81 thereon to TIE dsy OF sale .asether with all
IA CJ,ts az expenses att Iiiig sad costs OF
this tcc and Trustees fees, Upon the completion
Of such sale deed viii be given ia acc rtiacc with
thu stipulation Of said u Ell II Trust.
Dated thu l7,h day OF September u, 1851.
AUSTIN G)RblN,
sepiSitd Trustee.
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Trustees sale.

yIvULREAS on ihe i6th day % Aprl. u, is51.
w Juhu h"ad * ct,is. int David s Trl A.
Trustee ,,ftain deed II Tris, conveying T. 4atd
Trustee the lar IN Stoit Cauaty va i.s-rlh n
follows, 10 Wit fwouty dtraS taken ftafi on tit
South end o: tue East haif OF tn. North Ia 4 iar-
ter Of Sc ton eleven G8 II TOWNSHIP, sa,tHtN-tI-Ht
III North ~ Range trrte II L.st, II tae I'll (5th)
l.. NJ. AMI t0urii i As faiinsss. Il NJ. II ginning Al
thu South Eas. 1pIncr ~ said NpFih kt.t ttusr-
ter Of SAID sseti n tiryrn an thence luullnc
West eighty (sll rod., then North forty 40
rods theme Eass 'ighiy to1I Eeis t4ei.ca South
forty go rois, u II liact OF beSinun.,
which sail conveyance Wa made BY the ttil Il al
for thu purp,s, of securing tn PAYNE: among
others of 'ertsln proiuIsafy note ash the int
thereon signed hy sad Ia { X al dat, the 10Th
lay OF April 4 ID. lo,, aud psyabe 10 The order IL
Samuel uar,zei tot ave haafed and iotty-l,c dol
lars. plvnble on Tx drs,lis - AGxust. la.5.
And said Lo'c haVin- httt.tuf dHe a. / paya-
Bile, ard tie ssil john Read hav,hg failed
to pay tn same, ], Bavil T de Trustee as a8oge-
said. do hereby give THIS lablIc atte thai by virtue
OF the power which is In m vested ~ sad decd ut
Trust vii, on SaiIriay III. 81 day II 0ctbrr A
~ 1857, at the hour of o'clock IN The aft noon u
said day at tie Court hou1e door IL the tiA ~ pa-
venport, expose anl offer ir al, al iahlia suction
10 the highest bidder for ID ii, the race ~ land
above DESERT e., r.Eoh l.cfeo! Is i N br sum
Client TO satisfy and pay tn amount ~ said not
with the interest there to he day 81 sale vth.r
n, ticc and Trustee fees iron tie cor,sleiion 81
such sale deed VIII be given IA accordance with the
stipulation Of said d. ed Of Trut.
Dated the 18th day 0; Sepiei1ter, A. u. 1851.
DAVID TKDE,
ev,S Tn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

THE srATE OF Iowa.
ecott County,

ecott County,
To Paul Deutseh AID all other persons
interested.
VTyHEREAS on the 18th day of December, A d.
w 1856, the said Paul Deutsch executed TO one
Antoine lie Claire tertsin pr mi sorry note Of that
date, fer the OF i've hundred dollars payable t.
the order Of Antoine lie Claire, on tie 2Sth day Of
August, D, 1851, with rest at ten per cent per
snoum ; and whereas the said Pau ID N sch did on
the sa 18th dav or December H. 1896, execute
unto the said Antoine L. Clare moT;sage upon
the following described Real Estate, TO wit Los
nuIaber seven ~ ard eight ts) In block number two
~ said block being in Subdivision mum Or seventy
one t'llin L. Cares Addition 10 the city OF paven-
port which said mortgage Is rded In the Records
Of Scott Couat> stae Of Iowa, Book ~ mortgages,
page 2s2, to which reference may be had. Aud The
conditions OF said mortgage having been brokt II b.
reason OF the no'-paypen of the sum OF money dui
upon said note, the said Antoine Il Claire gives no
tice thst IN accordance with the S,atutes In such
cases made and provided h viii proceed forecose
the equity OF exemption said parcels OF Real Is
tate, snd for this pur Harvey Leon.rd, E.q Shf-
rid OF saii COUNT, will at the Court House door in
the CITY Of Davan port IN saH county, en- Saturday
the 10h DAY Of October, A d, 1887, at the hour OF
o'cl ok In the afternoon Of said day, sell said rar.
GELS land 81 public auction TO he liglest tt'def
for each, or much thereof as shall be erfacient
10 satisfy the amount then due upon ssic notes and
costs Of this sale.
September %, 1857.
ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE, II. IRONAEn,
Mortgages. Sheriff
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1857. Ia ss;sisss ,.ss.--:r- 1887
OAIENT1
FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY Il CHEW, AGENT.
FpR KprE ISL AND AAl Davenport

~ n
FOR ROCK ISLAND An DAVENPORT.
vNli'S Corranyi pr par /! t. ran sort good with
l. gItaier despatch Khan ans uthti ftei-ht In" from
Boston, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
ANA All intermediate toints sol I'll aud Ej&T
Having thrit o~n car. On tn I'll .f'nt La a and
.c;its Niih them, Mtr, hants can depend upo bet
ter time than ~ any other fre.
Shitrc5s ~ thi, line will have promp' repGrdtion
bG0s then4 Tor any loss taInasr of Good whilc III
thei- charg and vii! not be sent t. the Rail Road
which The iInAge NAV have Occurred fer reiTess
T'hu,c d-.tTing to MAKE arrangements for spring
business vii pease call before making arrangements
with dRy Other line.
OFFICES
E.rion, No. Is. STATE street.
NV lort, :" go Broadway.
Philadelphia, ~, Sauth Tnrd STREET.
81 Louis, " .,
Chicago, Corner - State ard ltanhoit'.
Doyeupogi, Corner Front ans Perry 5te,
JNo 8, DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY ACHE
q ~. Superintendent, Agents
Ctvflrrd. Davenport