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Dissolution Of CO. O-Partnefship,

Dissolution Of Co. Partnership.
THE o-PaTinership HERETOFORE existing be-
tween William g. Perry & Wiiham Erety,
Booksellers and SlatoEers, trading under the
firm Of PtRRv & EakTY, 10 this day dissolved
by mutual consent.. E6ysz IS ssi., 3
WILLIAM G. PERRY,
5 WILLIAM ERETY.
Philadelphia, Feb. 10, 1851.
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SIXTY-FIVE ACRES.

About ten acres is cleared, and The balance
well timbered, so as TO support w.mill.,
Fer terms apply TO the subscriber in Jacki
con township, Columbia county. =
n a. JOHN KESLER. 2
Jackson, Feb. 10, 1856.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

p bages popns nams.o ~
S"
WHITE GOODS
fouings
baids ~ "
Cd &C. Also very large assortment Of cloths cim veEgs twe
SHOES of MEN WoMAN& CHILDREN
We have ags assSrmen Of Hats and Caps
g oil cloths mats baskets &C. Mun fanne Diapers oweIn
and the public generally purchasing
N -~oF'NN'
October :
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTATEI

TUbLlC DALE OF REAL ESTATEI
IN pursuance of an order of the orpbaps
Court of Columbia county, on TUESDAY,
THE 3ist DAY OF M1RCH neat, at len
O'Clock in the forenoon, Kephard Kline and
Thomas Kline, Executors &C., Of Godfrey
Kline, late oil Orange township, in said conn.
ty, deceased, will expose to sale by public
yendue, upon The premises, certain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Orange township, in the county Of
Columbia, adjoining lands of Benz. Steiner
on the East, Samuel Lowry on the South,
Benz. Hayman on the North, Daniel w.
Montgomery on the West; containing
One Hundred and Sixteen
- Acres;
whereon is erected two story Stone House,
a large Stone Barn, ont houses, and there are
about ninety acres Of cleared land In the
tract. Late the estate Of said deceased sill.
uaie in the township Of Orange and county
aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY,
Bloomsbury, March II, 1857.
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JUST LOOK HT IT.

ALL persons having accopnis of over six
months standing are requested 10 come for.
ward and settle up by ihe first of March !;
and all accounts of one and two years stand
ing mus, be attended 70 Immediately or Sosl
will be added. e -
A.C, MENSCH.
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BOOK, CARD AND FANCY
xuDIa IpI21xygPgxy04.

dJQoIl3 IS1kxlZAyEH1kAyN&fe
| 81 ~
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE "sTAR or THE NoRfH,n
MATEs
al kndao Of a
best CITY STYLE,
Certificates Of Stock Dpoise SO lfss Sas
Contributions for Societies. ssf
Bank Checks, Pronissory ..et
Rail Road Tickets,
Catalogues,
ia Color.
AND PRINTING OF ALL KINDS y
Can be Procured at the ejStaY" JOB Office
AS PROMPTLY AND NEATLY PRINTED AS IL THE
ttRt} CITY gHsls1a- -a1, 7-7-,s
phD 1RDnnaSnn uaeFD1rxne,srao
A pubisheda workmanship and
. Z
Pabc merit patron
workm
Bloomsbury June e. 1856. r7.. 8
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.


LARGEST,
wishing We have
A 81
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers, al private sale tbs
farm containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFy
TY ACRES, on which are log house, d
log barn, good ,epung OF water near the
eny will make a. good home for any person.
who wishesto farm.
He also offers for sale another tract of land
lying in Pine township, Columbia county,
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Notice to Creditors.

ROanngcresk, March 12, s'"' 1851.
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No. SO Faye.,e sl,, or Bog No. 10.
Feb. Sd, 1s57.-iy. Baltimore. Md.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09

JAMES MORROW,
UargUea and MeshAnieal Dentist.

h9ess has sos sie.s J.. hts trl nis aud Abe
~psaiS In geoersi, believing tha, he can sna . ~
give sauss sAsis aeiioa ala voEs done In ths n~.
,sthss. He aas bssn susaxsa ia Dr. 0Ssds,~h's OF
See ios Tho iast tssn snsas asd believing thsl b.
nAs su.tAtaea me tyra rspat<ts sss Uvalss b.
ass fsf . posu,u VI ano ~ ronas- Of hts Ittsads
audthe ps0i hss Y sfSmsa . "a the a0ov issgv
u Dsni.tfS and atraagvaeat.i Ia ais ol1ee sad iss
rfas,rs are sacn saAs as ~ prep rvi u do Aay
u ths Don al .ine. Ills a ode oil vosk 10 dIass.n
from 81 tasfs "a this .f tas .aatry, sring
note cieaaty sai nsa .ie, aud ssra ~iIh
ofs aud ssiisiA stiss ~ the tie vi rot "a
AsunciAi lad sasurxs rsla ~ eatifv sei,
ssd 10 ali o,Esr gore sps.rrI.tniag to Uensisry.
once aud fss sass aaseIud. ga fJuf.b ..reet
second hoass wsst ot Main, sjl sniar ps forstsiI's
fesiduucc.
Aay ssaoer Of ,sfsreacss given acquired.
AL x..laI
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QlStbill.
llOe nne.

"A Lasse as.of,nent OF btsek Esd hssy Ctotbss
80 smonG Which can b. ssusA AsoWr, hi0e. 9sees
ouss fte teh dfab eAietos, sE1 Aesss OF osbes
'~s " which vi,. N. cittss - 81 ~ vsa poss
~ ~ SAsne sieass Keep hing u yoss Alsd
- ,fe sss No best CATER wess OF n. tcsk
,.s. s'' A' '" ~ sAs badf, Hyea doat bsiisvs -.
may7du rL coss
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stosA9s, SeswAralAV Aaa CsAAass.oa basi-
Dsss.
lsHI ists efn of f0oolaea Naseisf faasis ha@.
lax ossn aisssi. sd, sab,essDxf wnl esa,iaac 9
N passssss . ne wafs ne sse lately oeeapicd b !,
cli,. u rsske. ovp"siss ~ q Al. - 4. Usvos.
fvfmsI eussSnssss ssu ss.c dfss. tastr oss ess
w ~ dsssa = ~, ssisa saAal I~csavs yrsnapi
ssatlon.
~yassiu ooOPhit IA . CO.
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HAY. nay. HAY

ffsHs uatsssfaed hsviax psrchssei tbs rixss for
] -s ~. Y ttss,t Asi csaAs c.aastss, Of Sanaoss
lnpsassd y,Ssaung uorss Nstv. tss - thts aethsd
- tasstiax tue Vas mere 10 call ~ sAe o0ce nj ID.
Dsssspss Pos Fscto y, rasr Of thtr aud aoek
l.sand ssrsss., Dss snpvrt. and sssmse me pd- l.
Ta- t.ats 'or ts ,ais have astaons - him s~ll
1o~nssip or Goasv ktgars. rhass vho wssh 10
make al iavs.snent siih-f - q ksks Or Couasy
ksshi = aii IL -*t 70 csti sosn. I nave euasssa .
ssnst isss ron shs PIT .ntss and eeoprissor, and
tafa ! 70 have nnmb.r ready tos before
tss ssa. { fsr a. n,<,as arr, yss, ,siax eounds,t
sha tasFa as- at ths tatns sh ~ every eNmss ssds
Toe tsstt.t1 rss.ttstt ttaat is saf pir.oa
. / sbswts ptsfstn Navy iabw raa ass lac Oil b
p-rfse So. Fat. 10 ~ 4 aug Hv-ry fasmsf
tas hs II sm,n.a be mp isi pron.apeea IA ~
k-iss ts sa,ttiIx tasf s.ss rim u
asi atspssss. fs1 saHgts Ashs Oil Ne hsss tu .
t.s Iaf,, sasa ias a,ues Gill D. given. o. ~ .na
esN. W. W. SkIxsEA.
Da.sppu Nay - Is5s.aA.is
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hailToalls.
mississippi and Missouri Railroad
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a& At -
~ further a.sic< lralsa ~tlilesve Davenport q,
sscauaes sad io-sctsy, tsaadaS cssspssi} ~.
,nMsi
- sre,sa. sud smlsr.a, as,s ., ,p A. NJ.
~ Maa tr.ins st IS A. as
/ 81 srv ehs ans ktatsrants ffssu
rr-a.sa l..s. o.ssspor,to, oA,..s. l..iy ,saaa.,
exseJEril a. tiio~s
tst Nal sfstu ~ gsB a. VI
lna sr~isht irAin u IvSsA NJ.
ittriset ifsaa - s,ts
iss kxvrc-s irs,n st as =. y.
rr.ia, artlsc asusssSpsrti.lis. ssn4Ay. sIeevi.J
trsal ne wsa
ls A.a .sa,aa o@ ;. n
% Rrvsshl Tram Al iasu a. N
sd srrlsht irasn 81 s.ls '. N
"a IN rrss tr.aas ~. y
stsm th- kss,
~ y all ram alo.A
sa5 stsight trsia 1t ia.ue 4 - q.
= kfe.sns iTssaat li.saA.h
ia - prv.s grsan ,ia 4. "
~ ascauRe and ig-Attll.
A.,ruesr tta,ns coaace1 al Davenport Win
s.s, lasA islAad aad sh.eAxo rfains.
.epxss, assresindSd % .av nvess.isy 81 giving
ssGe a,Fsslhns ssta tbs destination of their bag
tass. Also 70 procure tickets be'"te sskinx thsir
rsasain lhe ears
1a.lA.o AAD kI,A IsLAND KAILs0AD.
- ~ 7 -
sOuvaM ANu ANGG uGNT-
NJ aud Aitef aaudsy, sp,ti sfs, t-s,, aud untii
\1srsnea ~ vas wtii tsAv. hecA islAnd dsi
g sun nIsys excepted ,ss toiI"ssi
- s,pse.,. .t,ppias oai, aihs principal
stations al taA A. A.
~ atght ~kprsss, ar. NJ.
4 d FFosxhl, slln Nd class eAr-ai s.vn 4. NJ.
ffaies stl,yo 81 hssk leland daily sandays eneepl
cd, Astaiio~st
80 atgbt.s pres. at -.oD A. 81 .
"a Ass express 81 a.,si 4. NJ &.
~ Nrvlset aud :, els.s cars at tltoP, A.
Ali tt4ihs this tuad direct s0saoctpa ~
" nicAxs ~ttt l4Ains ever s.shts Sa "a n0aihrtm
aud Atealg.H central n. n. W rom uesfot H..
sslu, 1lv NelaaA. Ivtasnbas, Cincinnati, PNtsbargh,
Daaktt.. sa3.io. St4g.ra Fails, AIeaus, Ns~ York,
Fatisdeiphsa, Bsisim.se aac Mashins.an Also al
"a ssiis 18th lfa,as VI VI. lihnoi. Ienlfal saad-
asrse " Gaieaa sad saath " ~s Nois aed AFRO, Ia
zach Plsees ttekesscsa Je pfoeared OF ;, ;. stk
NkAs, ttck.t axt. -. n. Uspot v
fasseagufs fsniaded al sAe ascsssity Of giving
hsuacs du-et,pns W the dustasl,vn VI ie-ir bag
xsxe, .tso - grosare aek0is osi0fv taktng Their
ssas tas shs conductors e.lv.t ~ ras 7ais
Stalruad yufNt TRACY, sapts
MH NHstssF, As.s arH
hert islaNat Aptii I. t-a
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I. v. CUa1Is { CO..
,rusessssts ~ .sir.sl. srt.s. . t-sts.,
rvasAin~ anA Cnmn iasion Msrenap

EogvafAinG aad C0onisslea 1sfshAnts,
WagslsSass opvvssts ~ u. dsvss, Dsseupsst. isss
ukAk4he an
asatn, Yless, oais. censas. and ell AsseStp-
t,sas Of garn freaass.
rdsrs socitsi .ste.sa~l ~ aasp~teL iss ths
psrSGas~ VI r.s~iaes ALL eshsf
a.sfAsts.
v1 lselies smpis ior lie storA~s q s k...s oi
1s>sa.ua s-s0lsess
Ausr.i14sh .Jsssscss made eonssx ansnts uhsn do
sysSasl sssssIoE pAAa ~ s.ssisa4s sd to1sAfaiLs
xs4s u kAf.~ CL~ax-s ~ ssI>esss~a ists-
-hbrk knk-N1 ns-
Sv2A sAfgsnt, hA1Asss, Dsssntsat, InaDe, bfo, h~f
roo -. sssA-ss OAssr Yosts ssesstts. ,Aups~i1 a
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~kADt. L02ss NssiaA ", aampassy . ts, IhN4so,
NsisS, stakcl . Io., SbseASA " a, AeAt'stst, esS
hsc>kv, vv1saIy, A.lSA1sos TO-. roaS Sss ssss. 81
-ass . o~sssy ,s.4s.A~ssss assses~st, Lssass ~.
luus Jts
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uyh.
,s, - assr if"m msissfses, sAs' .la. ot assdy.
msysan n------------r =. l.. C0an
| One Price Store.
X. H. PARKS & co.
| tSacosssass Ia nDvAAp Atpss,J
whsissAis sd Retail dealers Ia Rssay aaa.
Clothing, Cloths, Csssinsrss. vss,iass,
. 0satlsosAs YsrnisAing ossas
HAvkaes 10 ssess over sas.eoo sossA ., ~.
/ Il ssove mentioned goods. vAics ass, ss ssid
W. asFe sves Asnisd our vhole stoct anA nara ed
ssf soods dows 81 isss, kfttssa essl. "a have
PHiCk aud ~ iov sasg ws dsfy eeapsutioa We
40 tnnceted Uith thr srii kaoun elish nee
iaa"ans."n. wads-or.s /" rs,as Of. ssess. sss
WIN thsse fasii'tiss vs seina 30 sss oesr zee
kt.si esrssns-
tan'eaiat attention paid Ia the mansfastsre ef
ssi IN ~ors. oatmsnis warranted 10 ~ or ~
s.ie
stare eppe.its 10 cia,rs Rov, At he eis ssasl
msy m pssKsA CO.
Just nsesivsA.
\ Finn Lot Of 0snts kid 0t wee. % hssD ros
Neat Ansssfsrs bsst. Oaf esstomess aeposs
mS1 a.H. PARKs = CO.
COME AND SEE THEMl
sAa,L. PEHMH,
Merchant Taller asd Clsthier.
nssi, H.. opp.ssse the fvss Uaiss.
"A ouiD iasii. ths attention cf his asnerss
w friends and the pahiic generally tobN
New and LasUs
,s-tria.nt Of Cloths P4atsison-ry aud y.stiuss ~
M b. ttrnsh, sagii-h "a Am~firsu NAnufsrtar.
yer pisscd ia this sssea.t ~hsh sn be usds ap t.
Driet la the bt.st .tyis .ni shsrt notice.
10 -" oii frssads vssid cay u, stock 10 lar
Svf sal i~ttsr than IL b.~a. 10 thos. tAst
sase n-v,r favored M stsh cali. please come and
AAi"'ns a., ass s"i gt.as. Sea vii. aai The t..,
"at' Ho,r oftten aHi i'-er rrio,,thsa a sny ether
snUse ~ the city
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ists~ ss~ostaent af .1thiux .u4tah4s t4v III. ...
sen = ss osa M.nats "a ~tli cold .s eh -
-t's'Nss saAi~ 'tssr ssery sftas !.
ssrtsnted.
tadia Rubber eeods
Coats, Psnts, orsralir, ,Iag-, sc.
furHisAirg 0aods.
Fine White saa s-ucy rhi,r causr. in.. -.
Wal si sftt,u Sh irt- an& pJtsais .tA sg.,X ~.
tsaaiis ksPt ia ''smtissa~a'- PA pasttnx niu,r
Trunks.
fine ito l"aihsr rraas, al ' iis 4 "a -
~ s.t Psrki0S 4 masA ,tsr1 tHsgs,
hf,is Il opp- -,ss the Pos, ofhcs.
sHi.adt~ti SAINTS rtaiN.
u. n. WAsxTsN
Xottbfe-i~etiutiy snnaune. 10 the sccf sih. "a
bav.aI"rt thss hr has luss r,.uras~, sruu Nv
tcfk ~tth sspi~ndti ta, "
Cents Hura,sAing Gseds.
80 ~htsh he asAs the ta-tsetitn al ell ta. ttEN Is an
Iowa, - th"y as~ 'sr ahead II any ,hlns .ser hroaxA,
tbi- fHstkst-
N.Buoe' shirt hand. wanted To 10 es.,..~ vosS
u. n. MAhTiN.
AIolu 6ss.iy q. deers b-lov ~
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LONDON NEWS

4 london has Iosi OF hsf sssl eisIasns, Dav
~ say.u As SAlssd VI thsvsst ssltsss tLs sise
Of bu.Somt.
L.l aud see oas Of ,As bss, As.of,msais Of
CLorns, CAss,uEnEs. vnlIsos, SunnEs
Asp Lass GOoDs AaD Fvssisa.
ino G0ops,
ever ssosshi 70 Dsvenyers. .ssCAsTEYL BsvsfCy
ous. Al ssososss~ csa dspssa bstDg slisd
a. tolA :. Inc DID ssaEd, ~ do IL n ~ sgSsst,
.Js Axn. aul
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!s4s GANADA Iss7
LsQMOr store.
i'srs imported uiaes d Liquors. Csyass. &c.
ruk sIoAA gNsl aFGssB,
,4er the ts.ttasa tassue. ss ad e.. eotnrr u hlp
~ cit. stii Da iurssi Constantly Stsi, tic
atg AMI ~ isrJstsi Nssas, t4tta sai
- sf.a bfsasat & Ias ass,ssH essastrF Uut
stavy - ~ste Al putc sssi AoGirvsl G@asdn,
ani siap.'aa y as - sass, thas sassi,ss a-n
GUARANTEE THAN fthK
aaatanS eauhlsnt that sesck tss Jusitty
anIpnss. .i compare q issarsbir stth Amssie@,
iDstt- the tealuu VI I.Itss ~tshiss ta gsteiss
DpM MA hAkSks.
-, Z po~sss, fram se~ f"fs.l
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PxaNsrLvAnfA RAIIRoAp.
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ths sss.s N.assai ass.s, esssss1ias Tue uls lsGac
ltle. vita IN. Nsss"sns scsthwestss", sna .s-lh
stsl.s, by asiaasas Kali al dirers. iss
road aiso eoancets ~ P,M.oatsh ~iih aatls i.ne
stsaaasts ali p.fts On .aU av.tsra NVsss, and al
Clss.i saa aud saaJa.sy stta sle@aefs - ali orss
Ne Nerta sestefa Lsss.. laEstAg thH masl A..
rael, gAs4Ksss sma rsssssa TsaGs ~ ~NEGb Freight
Saa te Iss y Asdsd 20 aud tfom thr 6faal Wts,
kAtss estvssn rhllAasiphis and ritta0lsg.
klUsa lAss. boots, ahoes, Hsts
aud Gaps, boaks, Dry hoods slu - /. ana .
boxss, bsiss 49, ussssJ Dfass
Il Nasyas.M eatss,D Far., tssshers
seeoasa Class -. Doaisssit she~t-
laxs satrasnx an Taestnx tin ofxi
nal saiss.i osaxs tta essAs,l tsrd- ,ses viuaA
wsr., Leather TN f5tts Vr Doass.
Nosi aAa ss.et fsiss, h.st..ra.
Ghsra atass.s.anvAs, Nsssi.
ta.ias 40 a.....l temp ns.sss
Fuk, eaeN 4 ttay~@af s@eAsfi ts see o
bsess, So =as.sksfsa, tssespt -.
..as,n sa.s....er... .eI.a, ,lsa
Goes. naetas rasa Ia e.sssus ssa
- sa.1s arI,I Lasa n Lard 81, 40 y taI a
Inal, ssts, sai@ Asa. uurman
Co., 81. gitsh, n9stH, 1ss
kL1vM-Dl sHssTsef 8aHI Hnhwt aoGtat
oeaiA ii ets pc inU b saa il,iba1 astsS
49, ioN~~es eaf saies aot aseeesiiss fub lDs
81 AT aaN. Iathef Tee.
il II la sa.gp'ms so ssttetaaay ps4n, #s6t a. fAN
sda'iats - is-ss,eais \" sssss lassax .uta ftsa
'ssesHt~ ha'asss4s" u x"stis astsHsi 20 tbe
sea.' tate ao.a al ai@ae phA tlftsbafg, .iu
4e safisd ~ashoal 1.alash
Fsasa sssfs.- rsa,. aatmii = -. g-m
,a.s, sass = ls4s i.vaaa i. NJ Mtssh
II \ Sua. 4tAassiils, iaJi u aasaa tsali 4 haf
i.sal ana tatsor O I.vusl, LoatsAtiiu ,kytn.t A.i
ffasa astrs 3, sads s,uxnaH 4ts.-n .aa ts.n
49, #aaagaatts y u uf.hata a 80. xausssIIl.
u. Les o., ~ h,ibs -. gtsssa. isessh = ~
B s.uF Tease a. fath, n ttllm VI. sna sMtta,
t.ssse Nes stks Is ! tNseist, f'atladvlphts. as
s1A~ aa.tns, a~iaapfas nea. =. Ftanrls lseas, rItu
safg.
4EA Aau *fls. asesF.f tss.sAt sssat, Ps,..
II. D. i.DAH&EKi s.rT az sss, Pc
PeaasS tsaaia MastvSna.
Inrse ItatlY tnHsagh ifsths bwks 40. p6tn
ani ptlgshufsn. .-tHE ADaNiss AAlL I.AlN
saasus Ps#3AiaeasA iaf fl'tsbat2At "A A. N !. ana
flsisAafsH isr ra...i.ipt A. a ". Ia tasl hn.
laas.6 Fa8#aIal,HaaAl n and Pilashats lat tsa,,
,avigal. + r. i. Tnk NfDHI xsfhrs> lra,b
taa,ea fall@iapala tor f,nsBasxa a. A. A. Al. snI
eIgs.eafxA tor fsll.atstpAaA ii a u, NJ.
las aUssa lines cah iaet al Pttlshassa 9th lbe
AsittaAas 10 and tfpa NJ Laas, No, AItan, tslaua
asd chicago, iii. fvankfsrl, LasinstoI aud Laa.
,uia, ~ Ieffg lisala, p9yta, Npftnx asI Halia.
hsaus., sandasss, tpleto, tlsvalaad, Gslam bas
zaas.stie, M.sstiian aud Mos.lgf, OH !. N. n
49, ss~@aa packet sosls irom .ad To Aa# orl.ana
- I.sals. louisville saa Itssinsalis
lhFoaxa AGkvts eaa so had ~ lrsm wsther ii An.
above plsses.
RSt usta-r yassicalHf. soc hssdo, 81 th. diHs,
= .tarllag l-stats fsssenxsss IRON tha Ms.l ~iIi
Aaa la1 .sossssi ~ nss.s siiiious fa1s a.
rails.lsl lpais. bslsisnsse, s.s t.rs ~ H.sl4H
Ito =. Aoohk, Assat, Passenger l.iss,, fhIia
AnsAtnka, agent tr.sssaxcr Li1ss. Pats.
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DRUG AND xHDICIgEs.

HOGlLs, SAL1l1S, &C.
SCOTT iiOUSE.,
Corner or alrsi.Dn 4al rasai streets, one 50 oaare
oslov tas 80 "a s4sxss sal fsesS And,aS
J. J. dUaPISsf Co., ffsprtator,.
AEO0 4. - rs. ys.tattY aan san 10 lastr CASTER
ise.i, ssA tas y aoite seasfasi. th.t ssss sAss
purchased lhts
Largo AsW ustel
and added mas. sasa ia if W .ts torm@F hif~
and hxsisg To nlls sn tafatsosi II tn sutts
aauss, are pts,at~4. ~ fsaIsl tas ssAs VI xa 81
,tea -nag. racy sul ssa - ,ttl egatiaaaaso o
NE pasous9r 20 nssr~uv ss,tos9a apSn sn
acre .otofe. fhts s-ts snt oItse % -. tseasan
vcasisps In Davenport. c.msn AIDING sies ~ tac
ovvs, ct X os island city .sa u ota Fort Ar@
'wesg
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DAkkk GLthk haslsg ssssfsd tbs services
ID ii susrs.s n Apseaaad. ~.ii san~a 10 Uattd.
ofs OF this eily ~ maksss Of nfsl qasaty bttsk i,
could 10 tbass vseaa< 10 contract iog bsics to,
tas saua,sg sssssa, that lh.5 -osid dV sell To IL.
sitn aeAti, ~ 40 iatsad sniAfsinS sar yard
ia msdi.teIy sud expect 10 make thtsu miiilso
bsics duasg thas.sssn. All osdurs for osics al TOE
,std b. delivered ia sai para y. tas eits siii
he vsosapliy attended To-
,. s.--tisss Jssa 90 nssr.soa sssss., sno,s The
tsiisusa. d. nAh1A,
..asyus pAlMGH tlAHk.
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MANNY's EEAPsR AND MowER

lNtiE snaNHF .sa'&=s sale VI tsil. =
bfstaJ 10 thine, which hs. r,eety,si M dir
aud fty -as. psstalata-, sna ~ssas thsy haze bs.a
ii.sI have stssu a4.spTssi .sttsIsettsns Fam
sts,ns pase,,s shsati s,se thaif a.sf. early,
.it4 sIl,g.ly all ~ liza tssd NDuA~h siELE.
a8ia - Fa#4aF 4 Rf.S lsts4i AL FS.a sts q.
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sbSssDi.CTAON.
ma hsm OF kyaa MeCsfI In tha assessy b.
ts"t. SIS Dissolved the llsA of Msy, Mr.
lhss sesu hssiag pnsc Asssd VIZ. kyan Q tnssssst
ihs ~ siii hereafter b. Asasrn d A,ott, vho
sai eandssi business % ID" oia stand. M. FROM
sni Lsv.s We VII coli ect eli ..ais1s aud pay
al asbts of tho late atm.
Ian.Gitf
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4 Garbs.

L. T. q Z. L. JOHNSTON,
cAaPgnfg1s AHD DuILDsAs.
Xksp on Second, het. r. Islsnl z Perry 81
- lEsPhCTFCLLY beg gisave TO iaiarm lhs cli,ssn,
~ u DsysePost and vtciaiy thai lhsS prepare
toeoauaci"r buiidines Of every description. Pfomp
stssatoh given 70 woss sutSasted their care Job
csnx 81 all ttndsd done. ADis 'As-dtf
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LssfSGNzO fA1aS0 ANks,
tlpfmessy " Ns~ ivrk ctty.)
ATTORNEY And cOUnSgLLOa Ar Law,
NUIAkN fubLtC.
AND COMMISSIONERS ~ DksUs FOR NEW YORK
ussass, NJ y hou asus Btsck. A~aa street
hssinsscs, Sorasr bra " aud iJta strssss.
davenport, -. acrsa
LAw business promptly ssssadsd 70 In tbs cesrts Of
hs stats, iiiiaois aud ta~ Y, 8. Ioarss.
SoiisetsSns tIaan aay par VI tbs unit~d stssss.
None, Losaa-ia . 81 leads bVuSht aud soid.
lbsv~uu.rt. Ian n,
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4 Ftaa Lot OF bsnts kii 0t wee. hUeD
but Aissssdses tsat. Oar re eaa asposs
alspa goaa artlrts.
ms,f Il. n. PARKS & CO.
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H. ~. nhiDkNHkIMkR,
shoissais and Retail 0rsesry AL Previstn
Store

Store
S,9Hd NJ. . door tsfesn Brsas. NesA sd
1 HA4t Isst f.SaivsA aEA AL ap.s - on, Of ~
y lafa0st asd bsst s.leet~d sGocks of
sRoIEkiES AND pkOvlHIOr6
7fet hHI#ss nseasht ta this nartea ~ ~kieA iuv1s
-. attention" al .aantrs mssehssu aud The psbltsL u
t.n.fh4, ~ ~hpnA ore, he soass Esssuy sSeses
.ttes
.a.s tna.s- ios f"atssis.. esioss yaschss,ae siss
shef. 49, s. S,s
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JshHr. coos ssas .. olLIos. sAas, .. IIss.ss
cJ0x, OlLLoI 4 LINDLEY,
Attosneys A. Csaacsilers as Law.
DAyByP0ar, IOWA.
Once. 10 sane 3ailiiax stsh Csog q sargent.
NAfk prsehes ia sas Eoast. Of ssott, Cedar. Cltn-
w ton aat 4a.s.aas ssAa'i zee. Losa, Aad In iAs
Cevvss III noek tsaai c3aa.y, Lbs.
"a cs fsssiss DspAstnsat ve dsvots espse
caro-.
Ne - 90 &C. % agents IN nssotss ting loscs, and
sii. s.s al .s,as.s sasrasI.l ssf 0sn attsn
.Btty
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-10-31

BOGUS REPORTER An impostor of the
pencil and note book tribe has turned up at
Chicago. The Press says:
He also went into drug store and had
small purchase charged to the Chicago Press
This man has been hanging about the Police
Court for some time, with a note book and
pencil in hand, and says he is q reporter and
correspondent for the New Y ork Herald and
Philadelphia Ledger. The freqnenters of that
court will remember him by his dirty linen
and kid gloves. He had number of letters
OF introduction, all apparently in the same
hand writing, and recommending the bearer
as "onest;
We believe from the description that he
must be the same rogue who operated in that
line here a short time since. He palmed
himself on us as reporter of the Times and
to others, as the Local Of the Minnesotian,
getting passed into circusses, Theatres, &C.,
under our identity. He ended his short and
brilliant career by contracting, as aforesaid,
a considerable large bill at hotel here, and
being kicked out by the Proprietor for in
sulting him. Having threatened therefor to
publish the person, the imposition was ex-
posed by the Proprietor coming to the office
to inquire about it. The bogus reporter es-
capped in time to avoid trial at the court
where he had "spread himself'' before, as a
bona fide member of the corps reportorial.-
Pass him along, until be ends his career
where his talents can be made available to
the State.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-10-31
Bnvine Prices Selling Prices
Cheap Sugar.

What with the breaking down of the SUI
gar monopolists of last years crop and the
abundant yield of the present season, sugar
must soon be offered at moderate prices
The stocks of last years crop in the Eastern
markets are very large, and they will soon be
increased by all that can be spared of about
100000 hogsheads now being manufactured
in Louisiana and some also from Texas. The
yield has been large this season in Cuba, and
more than usually abundant in Hayti and
other West India Islands, where the high
prices of articles have stimulated production.
II will be remembered also, that the crop
Of maple sugar last spring was about double
that it had ever been before, reaching not far
from sixty millions of pounds. Thousands
of families in the Northern States and Cana
da arc thus supplied with sugar for the year,
with the exception perhaps of little loaf
sugar for extraordinary occasions, alter hav-
ing sold large quantities in the spring.
1t is yet too early to make an estimate of
the amount OF sugar and molasses that will
be manufactured in the country from the
Chinese Sugar Cane. We do not count much
upon the former, as most Of the experiments
are necessarily limited and imperfect in their
character; but judging from the accounts
which come to US through our exchanges and
otherwise, there will be large quantities of
the latte: manufactured, and the uniform tes-
timony is that it is equal and in some cases
superior to the best produced from the COM
mon cane