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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
4th of July.

Saturday will be the Fourth-the Glori-
OILS Fourth! We hearoi no preparations for
a proper observance Of the Day, by our cit.
liens generally-shame on their lack OF pa
triotIsm,
I5The "Times Office will be chose
from 8 A. M. to a P. M. We are too good
an American not to pay some respect 10 the
Day,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Gem 7. L. Price-His 0rthography.

Gem 7. L. Price-His 0rthography.
Gen, T. L. PRioE is out for Major RoL-
Inns for Governor The Examiner" got
hold Of one of the Generals letters, and
printed it verbatipswhieb showed he was
not a very good spslier.A In speaking Of
Col. Stewart, Gen. Price Styled him blue
belied yankee, but spilled the word blue,
BLEW! This was xefy bad spelling, tru-
ly; but the General astsJif the antics did
not know what hsmsdnt, and if he did not
speak truly, though 'he..spelled wrong? And
the proper solution Of this query is of vast
more importance than, the spelling of a word
right or wrong,
If all Editors were to publish the manu-
scripts that fall into their hands, verbatim,
greater men than Gen. Price pretends to be-,
would cut sorrySAgureb before the public.
We have recently ~read, and published a
letter from Professor in our State Uni.
versiiy, about Maj. Rollins, that was sadly
deficient in elegance, and foully slanderous,
withall-but the antics will find no fault
with it, however much sport they make of
Gen. Prices photography.
We think the Examiner" did not do
Gen. Price justice, in publishing his letter
it was made worse than it really was.--
We have faith that he can spell better than
that, and we are willing to back our judy
ment. We therefore propose to e-
Back Gen. Price, against Gen. Clark,
anti Benton candidate for Congress, in this
District, in a
a Grand Spelling Contest,
TO come off as soon after the election as poS
sible, at the Boonville Fair Ground. We
go quarter section of land, good tax-ti,le
that
Price will Flax Clark Spelling.
We also 60 town lot, in flourishing RAJ
road town, that in an hours speech from
each, { Price against the antics, and CLARK
on the niger question: Price will make
fe yer
Assaults upon the ouesn's English,
than Clark. We stake our real estate upor
these issues, and will take few side-risks
in hats, boots, &c.
Now, Mr.. Examiner, back your oandi
date for Congress, and take your chance fol
acquiring an interest in slave-soil.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
&1a.70O.

From November, 1851, 10 September,
1856, Col. r. M. Stewart received from the
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad $4,000.
He has not resigned the Presidency, nor
will he, for it is not the nature of yankee
10 kill cow that gives such rich milk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

Grass HoPPERs IN THE HEMP. Several
farmers have informed us, in the last few
days, that the grass'hoppers are destroying
the growing crop Of hemp.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

IA LARGE SALE.-Mr. ] ohm S. DERRICK
Of Saline county, sold his farm. slaves
stock, &c., to James M. White, for $75,.
900, cash. The farm embraced one thou
sand acres, and is located near Miami.
Mr.. White had just sold farm neal
Marshall, to his brother, Moses P. White
for $23, 900 cash, consisting of eleven hun.
dred acres.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Green Helping Clark.

1t will be seen by an article copied from
the Lagrange Bulletin that Clark has had TO
call in Green, to help him through the can.
xass. Verify he has found out pho Col
Inns is.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

NoTIcE!-The sale Of lots in Hudson
City takes place Saturday.
There is TO be Rail Road meeting in
Brunswick, Monday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

Prof. Munroe calculates that there are 3d.
900 coored people in Ohio, and that they
own $6,000,000 worth Of property, on
which they pay annually $50, 900 tax
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

UrAn.-Col Cummins, of St. Louis, has
accepted the Governorship of Utah, and sets
out for that Territory at an early day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Il tn ID av.

SWEEPSTAKES.
Stallion, over year old, best, 20 "a
Mare, over year old, beet, ~ 90
Bull of any age, best 20 ~
Cow of any age, best 20 on
Jack Of any age, best 20 o.
Jennet of any age best, 70 o.
Sucking Horse Colt, best, 10 20
Sucking Mare Colt best, 10 %
Mule OF any age, best. 10 o.
Saddle Pony, under II hands high. best 10 90
The goth Section u ill., BY Laws are SO amend-
ed as TO prevent amy Rsrsan from exhibiting his
own stock IN person, Hhilo competing tsr pre-
MUM. h''-
A Diploma will be given TO any Agricultural OF
Mechanical implements, whica is deemed by the
Committee worthy.
ANY person taking One Dollar premium. will
be al liberty 10 choose the Valley Farmer for one
year, il prcferrd.
JOHN \. rNLBOf, PRrsrprs,l.
G, II. SrEwAgF, Setre,sry. " ir''''
july :, 1897.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

SO 600 LBS WOOL WANTED.-WE
etUsOUO will purchase at fair prices, all
the good wool of this years clip which may offer
BOON, SMITH * co.
GLASGOW, July 2. 1857.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
CANDIDATES DEPARTMENT
Supreme Court.

IY~We are authorized to announce Hon. JoHN
F. KYLAND, candidate for reelection to the Of
flee of Supreme Judge. Election in August
three Judges to be chosen.
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN c.
RICHARDSON, Esq, of st. Louis. candidate for
Supreme Judge.
We are authorized 10 announce ]. B. HovEY
Esq, of Independence, candidate for Supreme
Judge.
GIVE are authorized to announce WASHING
TON ADAMS, Esq, Of Boonvllle, candidate. fol
Supreme Judge.
- We are authorizedsto announce VIM. b
NATION. of Saline county, candidate for Su
preme Judge.
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S T r A Y b D

~ FROM the subscriber, two miles west Of
S3E Huntsville, on the goth of May last, three
Mares; one bay Mare aged, with hind feet white
PAGES, has brown sucking horse colt, and belongs
10 Col John II, Estll Linear Glassow;one bay mare
10 hands high, Q or 10 years old, white hind feet
and belongs 10 John G.. Moore, near Keytesvlei
also one sorre mare, alb out years old. l5l hands
high, large star in her forehead, ightrbbed heavy
quartered, and belongs to Thos. Wilkerson, OF
Brunswick. A liberal reward will be given for
the delivery of or all of them, or such infor-
nation given as will lead TO their recovery, by
writing TO the subscriber or owners.
d. b. X. WILLIAMS.
JuIv . 1S57tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Drilled Hemp.

We hear of several experiments in the
way of drilling hemp in this county, with
wheat drills. These experiments, we are
informed, have proved highly successful
producing better and more even stand
than the hemp sown broadcast, and t me
will determine whether the yield is not
greater. Without doubt the fukes Of the
wheat drill are shade too wide to drill hemp,
producing stand Of from four 10 six in
ches, whereas it should only be on an aver
age) four inches. The fukes of regular
hemp drill should not exceed eight inches,
and seven inches would perhaps be better.
1t is thought the seed in falling would scat
ter full three inches Lexington Express.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

FIREs IN Sr. LouIs.-Since our last, two
fires occurred in St. Louis. The first
in the Block known as Ten Buildings, on
Fourth street, in the one occupied by Jos.
Spore. Loss not heavy. The second, in
the large establishment of Barnard, Adams
& Co., Druggists. Buildings and contents
destroyed. Loss nearly 200,ooo-par-
TALLY insured. Messrs. Mathews, Lever
ing s. Co., lost considerable by the removal
Of their goods, getting them wet, sc.
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GLASGOW MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, July Q, 1857.
Look for the K.

A cross (thus K Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid fur has ex-
PRED.
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the office of Judge of the ID Judicial District.
''WooDLAND CREAM"-.4 PomGde for bedutify-
ing The Hir-highy pertumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price.
For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no equal, giving
1t bright GLOSSY appearance. 1t causes Gentle
mems Hair to curl IN the most natural manner
1t removes dandruii, always giving the Hair the
appearance of being fresh shampood. Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & CO. ProprietorS of the
"BJlm Ofa lhOaSGni Fiotccrs.v
For sale BY all Druggists. n. Y.
March u, 1S57.-6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

Cooked Ham, 2 on
Loaf Light Bread, . Oh
Loaf Corn Breal, oD
Pound Cake, white, 90
aRA,N. p,o
Wheat one bushel. pol. . NJ
Oats. one busbel. M
Corn for bread. ono hundred nara IN
Corn for stock. do do do 500 ~
Flour, barrel Missouri made, 10 on
Watermeons, not less than three. 200
Pumpkins, best variety, co
The Premium articles in the above list will II.
regarded as donatedto the Society, aud as such
Will be sold at auction on the day they are exhit5d,
to the highest bidder. L
COARSE Dourer1c.
wards Negro James, &, m
Yards Negro Lirsey . oc
yards Yarn CarpetfGg. on
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HIS DEMocRAcv-HIs NoMINATIoN.

But when BECAME Col. Stewart the i'm
maculate Democrat? His advent in the ranks
of that party is but recent, and his acts but
few; and yet though few and recently, they
give no earnest Of his democracy. Is it moi
notorious that the first convention 10 which
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Price will Flax Clark Smelling

We also 60 town lot, in flourishing rail
road town, that in an hours speech from
each, price against the antics, and Clark
on the niger question: Price will make
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
Circuit Court.

G5Y% We are authorized TO announce Hon.
VIM. A. HALL, as a candidate for reelection TO
the Office of Judge of the ID Judicial District.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02

TO come off as soon after the election as pose
sible, al the Boonville Fair Ground. We
go quarter section of land, good tax-ti,le,
that
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-17

G003 : -
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, cox.
j sscrrxc the .Aiani,c elites with ths Nrsirtt
.lnuoas Itai~a, direct Tit. Rad al.o ssiinrsts at
I1ttshurxh with daily iinr oI rt.asef. = al ffs -
sheape.i aud rsiistie route bs which ff.shi 'a e.
Forwarded 70 AID fram the orss, Wet
a.rss ssrvsrx rsiiapELrHta Asn riTisstss
Faasr Cas- Bso,s shas., iis'-
and Gaps. B@sks, Dry G,~ssl- iii -. 49,, ~, A
eoHss Lal.s aud iruHks,D Drugs, en-
eox~s and bales FUR, Feather
sseosp ClAss-Donae-tc sh-etings
shirtias and Ticking On orb gina
bAls.l Drugs. TIA eask.,l HsTd eDc psf lvo 10
ware, Leather, tn rolls uf boxes
wuol and sheep Pelis, Eastward
TgsAp Class -Anyils, Steel, shsas
In easks,l Hemp Baron, fefs
s.led loose or Ii s~ek.l Tobacso - Dor w III
Manufactured, sexe~Pi Cigars =
sat ~
Fstsrs CLAss -cea~e, FisL, Bacon.
Beet sii Pork. en es-k- % toses
Eastward Lard 4 Lard oli. Lead ~ Ter i,J a.
Male soda Ash Gerilan 1istt
Tar, pitch Eosla Ar.
F.orE-ti per barre Until farther ratic~
GsAn -s.e pr LOO is- unt further nn,ace
- Ia .hippas Good. from any point -.., Of rhu
sdephia, BE- particular 20 marx packages "a. r.aH
s,x.lla Railroad Al g..pis cos-ss.d 70 ihe
ss.al. ior hi. Road a. Phllaaeiphia . f.,sbafs,
vii be- forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTS ilarrs, Watn's 60
A.mphA., 1.un Il sass : a.. IL f.nal- 4 \
Mitchell = kaa, Evansville, lad DaHeshls h,0
basdosk, and Carter d J-wrtt, louisville, ~
= he4dsam, Madison, Ind rpriganaA 4 BTuWG and
Irwin 20, Cuie.n:atl n " GrahsfnA 60. zsu.s
VILE ~, L~.sl . CO, ~ kilby street Be~iou LssrE
= Co: As,of Heas. New York wilham :, and
Battery Phase b eDeea.r, Philadelphia
Nagrsw kpsass baltimore Gee 4 Irolseisgas
nm HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia
II LONbAEkTr sGps Altoona Ia
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Three Daily Trough IrAin. tsi~e.l. Philadelphia
snd lrttsburr-THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leAses Philadelpbia for fitiseurs al ~ A NJ and
fisssbrSg for rhisdelpha at A Its fact liza
Issves Philadelphia 81 ] n and fattsbnrg fos
PhiisaslpLis u 4 r. n TIE NIGHT ExrkESS
aain leaves rhilAdeipLlA for Iittskufg "a N u "
aud ritisburg for FhilxdeiphiA al l0f
TIE above hAss eoaueci 81 Pittsburg with the Raj
ros1s v and frsm 81 Louis. No, Alton, 9aieta aad
Cbtoogo, III Frankfort, Lexington AID Louisville,
Ky, 3sess uauis Dayton, Springfield. Bellefobtains
o.n1Usky, Toledo. Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE
hnsoIllon aud Wooster, Ohio also, with the steam
peches boats 10 and from Nsw OfieALs, 81 Louie,
8orisyills end ctneisastl
Through sisksssssa b. hsd soar FROM %i,hsr % the
For farther particulars, sss hand 1l.a, the differ
eat s,artlnG pe1aiA fasesassrs from ID. wea will
esd skis The shortest cod 9ost enPsdIios. 10
rAi.s'pA'' s'''s''' ": rn 81 : s ss;sSs
1 AKsElnEN. Assai fssssassr Liass, Pii'.s.
4hlle1s|1A Y, inoe ~ ~ ~:
RRAss skIRT H00Ps-JUeT RECEIVED
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PENNSYLvANIA RAllRoAp.

RkAHo oklkI HOOPe-JUGT RECEIVED
BE cRAMSToN.s
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SUMNER AKRANlEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
~ AND AFTER MONDAY JUNE FIRST
ard gstil farther Soiirc Trains viii ieat. Roff
.seAi daiNi t-aAdsts excepted teissas
III psy Express aud MAI train Al laIA A NJ
- sght Npr@ss AZ .s.+es.. -..., 4#-+s4. 90 4 N
II fr~sghi and 81 el#.s car. - 4 ~ A. NJ
Trans arrive Al E"ck I.aad, dails sunday. ea
eepsei, rs folso~s
lsf Might kNpres. at ........... .egA
y lsaily Expfess aai Mai at al
Il frsssh, sad ~ tlas. car. A. 10 "a A.
A. trans ntsf this Road are Ia Dire ea.n.rt "a
al ehtcaso with tFssns Dv-r both the Mishzat = iL
ath AID Michigan Central ~ n ~ an. fr.ap pstr,it
i"ledo, Cleveland, taiambna, aihsagafs, pttiSlnt.
bsAktrkt Hurala, Niagara Falls, Albany NgN IofL
fhsis rhiat istln"fs ani Me-hinstau Mao N
Ia sale with trains ~ The Ilttals Central Road
sHfth y Ss'.aa sad south - ~ IsAui. aria ,aira
= ~h'sh places ticket. ca he procured ~
u BENSON
Ticket Agent X X Depot. " n
fssseng'Ts axe reminded II Ihe necessity ~ sNtIs
4siiief dreetau- n ~ the destination ~ thar hs.
sasa alsn, - procure urksis hefstF tAktM. seat. n
~. Ssrs ~ the eoHaagssfa ruiiosk fsfns uNfy * -
aas. ~ The lns ~ the chicago AL RISK l.laAa
Railroad
JOHN TRACY tapeIiuiendrni
II Wn4sss. A. SspI
kock Island, April - isss
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Iotcls.
DENTON alc.lIsC:.

DINIAMIN DENTON. rRuPRIEToR
ID formerly - Pen.bkss' ~. y
To. House and laInttusr are sAlIetk lew and the
HOUSE " situated 81 Tie c.,fuef Il Third and Iowa
slFeet. iss-a1i Part u the ely AID oAls tlt'.
.tusg.- ig.,l. III. Depot, snd - guaranteed az re
IA. beet t1 Zee sasat 4 hosse there 10 Ia the
nare Trayei.is sirhiAs ~ stop Al hassnlnrt viii
ssBh ~ she betta# House MI the comforts ~ 1d
h.gsr comprising sAAf rusni., esaA het- v7sAi ~
tendance aua etstffH rNmI 1t. with rsers 80
siaahe drIpAHa
.harsr. tets.,lss.lle ahl 30 humhns
t..ai HEN1. pESTOS
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Perfumes
Musk kO-E JOCKEY CIuR,
GkkiNluA kosE SWEET BRIER
eITRoSEiLA Rock PATCHoULY,
WHILE FLEURs, uELlrROpk,
NEW MDWN NAY, SPRING FLOWERS
Jasmine WEST END
VIOLET, BOQCET CAROLINE
BOAT YACHT CLuB JESSIE
Nf6SfoSETrE vERBESA,
BoGrET ORIENTAL
All tho above Estrssts are % superior quality
and sod al 20 cents per bottle sAnvir opEs
Alsa,
LTRINs EXTRACTS
COLOGNE WATER,
LAVENDER WATER
FANCY SOAPS, Ct, &C,
No y Brady Street., three doors above ros, once
n cod
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DAVENPORT IRON WORKS.
JAIME. DONNELLY . LEA.
l,NGlNEs AND MILL WORK, OF ALL
Ia descriptions, for Fenr aud Saw Mills.
Ornamental House tas'ings, Columns, Caps, sills,
Brackets Trusses Iren NeFandahs, Iron Railinss-
for Fences and Balconies se &c, % the laiesi pal,
terms made to order
All ktnd- Brass Castings made % order
Repairing promptly ssae je2SdA~tf
second 11nsssl Esa9tneS.
THREE SECOND HAND ENGINES FOR
'''' ''.5f A M poSsELLY LEA.
ie2sdSwif Conner Third and Rock leland st.
Fence Keys.
RURKEs PATENT FENCE KEYS. FOR
- Wire Fence always Or hand and for sale By
JAIME, p"NSkiLf LEA,
iessdkwtf Corner Third and Rock leland s,s
nOWE,s IMPROVED
PATENT TRUSS BRlGES!.
I'HE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRoPRIETORs
] n tbs above Patent fnT the State NJ Iowa, and
prepared 70 contract for the erection Of Railway
II Highway Bridges Of a., length of spsn from 80
iret 10 $40 feet IA any part OF the State As the
bows Dridgcs have been adopted on most Of the
- TO their .trsnsih durabilliy and eh.apse.. mines
ssar, All communications upon the subject Will
.,eslse prompt attention Address
BOOMER BoYINGTOS,
THE MAsSlLION
IMPROVED SEPARATOR TnREsHIN0
~ n e. HIVE!
Deuble Cleared Msrse Fewer
THos wHITsoN 4 co,
Front street, below X IL Bridge
MANUFACTURERS OF THE ABOVE MA
vi CHINE, having eighteen yesrs experience IN
gAs business would respectfully inform tLuse inter
ested thn they Manufacture Of their Estahlishnent
sxeMssiiiOM sN0rhtNe,
ahisA H. Acknowledged 10 b. the h~st Machine for
ihre.hinv. Separating and cleaning Gram how IN
They also build
HORSE WERS,
ali stree and Dc al knds Of repairing that 10
lily deue in Machlns shop "a, tn" shortest notice
Ns.dawtf
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Al afasi"- aud gnal7.s
Baltimore bg-t.Is. Iltsl-Ts Claims ss.i.uH and
ssrI4uss WI tssss. superior atttee ati warranted
Preserves J.ilie. strkin- kngish Pickle. olive
- Pepper Sauce. ketehup-, 81 Ia ota.e
sauces fo,aaio.s lea hes Horse RAdlsh Herbs,
AID Powder. iu taas
Mustard, spirts. Chocolate, Blutaa, sag, Canary
seed Fear barcs srs#fd Rice Fastns <al-tatu ne
-taFells ssIa, Estsaea- If - Kinds Aaesaiuti Nef
,eiesAi, Fancy Suaps, lhpshe. Baskets a.
talaieu Flour tara Mra H0minN era M-nl Sc
I.antAyiliv 1~ias1l Nail. dias-, So
At AMI rNaIatsaagtt .tora Which ". NfEl warrai,
- give satisfaction
bAIZELi.. Tx 4 co.
ge-s = l. Lei rs.aitd Rua Perry street
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u. - - ~ y BsV as1os
CRAVE REMOVED To
Nc . LIE CLAIRE RON. MHLRE YOU
~ eau hnd
koRE BAREoEs, ORGANIZES,
MISiIN@ LAWNS
PLAIN fI0p AND DOTTED rMIsr,
rLAlS, BARRED 4 STRIPED SANsouhr.
sHAMBKANs,
HooP AND SKELETON sKIkrs
1RINpLtNk SKIRTS
ENERUIbEEIEs,
CRAZE AND STELLA sHAWLs
SILK AND SILK LACE MANfIIIAs
HLAck AND FANCY SILKS
BaliIiANTEs,
lRI$H LINENS. TABi.k LisEss,
NAPKINS AND BuMlli A.
LINN SHIRT FRONTS,
tMRRolpERED CURTAIN MrSlINr.
NAksEll.Lks QUILTS,
And everything .lss suited 10 eits aud eounty
trade
Alsa heavy stock Of Domestic 6ooi,, an OF
which will be so.d very cheap
ia X n TyNER,
suis.ff No 0 Ls Clair. Kew
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ln1urulilI.

Hswkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA..
Risks aass taken both Om the Mutual
aud STOCK plan.
nFflCE IN Nj. = DAVENPORT ! BLOCK,
~ aNrr thuhh, Brother, Barrow ) Co'- TIA kihs
ii"as" onics Iiouir, o 4 N toar
DIRECTORS
; ,. " Rufraws, Grn .. Davenport, d MerNiu,
Alfred sanders. thaflp. iats.iv, 4 I. fafTJ T. &.
per-aint, is- naiSvls u u Woodward John
owrnr y " hles u h'fr"w - J. -hefrN
OFFICERS
T. I, IES4AIAf if,-4lrH
,u,~ LESLIE Ira-uf,t
pNSIEt T. ~iipEEi Sscf.tsty
\ u BARRON =, -
JANE NJ pAtZEfL IN ~"
o. u WOODWARD Assist ss..zt
" O. MoknWN General AGENT
tl.. ,HuIauA hs* trtf trum the statt -ir-dtly
Ha.M ttt HsHat48Nt ~ .hr Dg4gHtHahsIt II ha.
He.40Ht I4i.t H# tts lH@~r4
ttgt.. ~ tt.t 5at weave - n. existence " op~f.
sftt .',.u.,,.s e. ID, Mufunl pisa hut - u...t3h
h.,al's g N." U'funHG3tv 20 N.I hefsaftc mem, oU
III aI..h ..sf ti=a
I.isa ilp.. aFsa o.. nitcrs ate ~ lbswn
f. ia citNruH- lie tz-.tA- sud IT. properly arc sit
hsz' HNN .tf W. tNaatIhtI Us thasp 81 auF4UZ. AlI
htsi attU M {N 4rar*s irsfn |4ir GseH tbUrt*
n rNsfs Hs#Hf0 MJt,1i Nv f.el t4HElUrat t,n.
Wt4.-' -'HWdHUe Hf ttRt Wow NgrAif< - dsHtti Uttn.
ss-t-iANtt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-17

laa'.le B.iis. pa.i..s If,s. ta,dr 70 "ftlvt
- Lsnt. Ma il3D
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-17

n LARGE LOT OF NLW NJ l HERRlN0,
IA jus, received end Tor Gale cheap ~
au5Uf ALvORD VAN PATTEN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-17

lXTE ARE CONSTANTLY MAKING AID
w DTTION- 10 cur already lsrss stocA Of Fur
nlf urs and would invite tboss Ia want of good
tici. 10 call aud examine before pure lssinG elss
where GOULD kEkk. 4
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-17

HNN' N" u Wal riffN' Nav I I'll
sssh Capital. sou. OOo
-, WILLIAM HsABf pts .ld-nt
ahoh"E r.eYt, 'isr
f4laHaAks = Itt KsaN5 Aasnts,
NJ y Hsntnsn- Bt.L
ABRAMS \ HI,ksuN ARE ~. 50
II 49,. at tl. MsUt4AraM l4tt ia@Hfs.ts ,at,a
HI WIZ 4 8lafa .s.i a t asAttas. ft@ $40 III
FL sstA ~ See Aa1h Asta att lf4Ftsfta - ase I-k.
s5 tlt fa..st itFuFat#. Es4tas tuhsif
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-17

Fresh Groceries At Wholesale /!
sW'GUrR ~ Scott,
tsussts.t. - Ryan 4 NJ caraj
No. Front street, q nd Levee.
\ RE- DAILY RECEIVING FRESH SUP
II FLIES ~ .heier 1rpccri~s. ard mailing ar
aaAAeMrnts f1g heavy additional stock having full
eaafsdcArv thar theS supply th. Merchants and
uroeeryIlcn With al the ysrlous articles IN their
ne on more Favorable teras counting co.i., than IN
.5lE, to - Loais - chicago
L. addition tna heezs AID c1mplste stock Of GRO
I kRIEs, wauli cal tho attention Of dealers aad
builders 10 our he Stock 90 NAILS II ali sises and
iesf hfauds Al-a. GLASS 20 all sges beet quality
II s8u.ig and double Nft9W0
We keep cnn-lastf "a hand = supply u
EAfkA fAMilN FLOUR
tom the Maquskeya Uai1n Nli- which W wiil eel
At the cheapest rate.
= oa,is delivered - the lily dealers ifse Of
charge
II DISSOLUTION FIRM Of RYAN &
- McGARN ~ tbs sre..eEy bushes. Was dies lived
Z. tie iith ~ Map Nj Tho @cati having purchased
Mr. Eysn- Interest The Arsn wlii hereafter b. Nc.
,sEN 4 Soon. whp Nil conduct basiues. N tina old
stand No froAt street. ard Lcvee M"wsll col.
oct al claims and ias ali d-bts of he late arm
iGuyif
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-10

MISSES AND cliLpRKs's WORK.
500 pair misses boots and shoes OF every variety
1000 ~ ehildreh'sdo do x do do tfEi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-10
New Music.


lust ISSUED-Le0nore Polka, We joy gu art Free
81 Write to very Ofen, On the Border Of syTeamlet
We're all fond OF EissnF JaAnita (Wahlta Evening
Bell, Natural Bridge Sehaitseh. Ma1urGa des Traneaux
Rary sehattseh Keepsake sehottISeh Franklin Waltz
Peabody Polka, Annle LaGrie Waltz, Church Hin WaltI
Gratitude Polka, Spring EOVsr sehotsseh, Persian
For sale by J. & WILSON & CO.,
myR q Monroe St.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

American Wines and Brandy.
1aeiFHati brands and ZtSs,s lhtaad esdsds
CNPARKtING UATAWBA, Quarts and tlnts9 hDs t''@'
. Of French Champagne. X So, nj.
STILL cAT4WB4, oorrespondlns 70 SertnlH H0sA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-10

ISL 9ssis FIGURE FLOURl
Sycamore Mia Flour Select White
SlStaz1g BatteIs Extra and Suner RED brands,
., 70 bnslels Fresh Corn Meal. Just reetiTsS n
nny2s-St r NJ. "a Main StrtsL-