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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-09
~ .s P. n. TALLAAs, C1AnLDsPewsMe
Ponghkssp.e, y. Y. DsveuroTs, lows.
rALLHAA : Fov11s.
TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.

T.ALLMAN q POW EHS,
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady susst bstvsss sssesA and nisd
Streets.
InfFERforss!e TIE fsiis~iss ysiaA Real Es-
City rrspssty il Davenport.
!. House and lot On Third Stssst near the corner
2. si1 lots on tts.os.A YES, cerasr Of Fourth and
!. si1 LOIS q Sos.A pavs.poft, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
the aSove Ioa are we'll situated aad 10 parts Of
me city most rapidly Improving and vii DO cold on
farming Lands In Johnson County.
| 81 Of 8. 3. Q. 90 Z. - n Ranges YES g scsss.
NiofN. y. 8, y y n. Rsase vest g :csss.
=. offs. Z :. ssT - n kiayss yes ~ ssfss;
The abova ikndssss ~ The tias Of the railroad
ssom Davenport W iowaCity.
Clintsa County.
timber land near Eivirs r o, seven milss frsn y
ons, clatOn Co, near;A Railroad; al eAstes And'
The above property viii be cold on liberal credit
Deott County.
ton. sixty rate land, we'll improved with
| good hOuses. VIII be sold at bargain.
PoWsshisk County.
rwohuudrsd and any acres Ans prairie laEd ~ O
miles nor.e Of Aontezums the county ssst.
A'h y Sd" ..,,,co
Is0 aHiGprov ed iaLdtwo n.iiss frsm Hict orJ
Grove, three miles from Wnleo.t ten nilss from
Davenport, well watersd.
IoUscrss q 70 miiss Eoyrh wsstfrom Hickory Grave
| very choice nd.
/ Near Davenport.
One and e-haff mitos nom Court House on the
bluu, with superb Views Of river aud sufYouadinS
coantry. email farm Of Is asdse the highsss
sl~ts Of cultivation and wall sappiied with fruit
trees, Tbs mos. beautiful Asd IN the siOini,y itls
| ely.
Seven nilss from Davsnpert,
Alarm of6O scres, 20 uader euitivstion, ~ OF tim
her. never failing stream runs Through n. VIII
bsseld very cheap.
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A.. q. l.. tiKt..sq s.s Wt, 81
isoNsSnafhio Fhysieiau ana sarsson,
Particular attention iyeB to the ,rcatsoentpt tnS0nil
isssssss cine. iradyst, over Iaeos3 si2se.
July $3.50 All. ,AGlsa@
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-09

ihese sssos we're selected WaDy years aRO. ard
co1pflse some OF the best lands In Scott Coan1I
AMI have nsvef besD before o0speA for 49,
MsA - 50 COOK q AA1eWI.
1O1 LEAa1,
II Third Streets. 81 -.
APl7du COOK 4 eAnaREr
AT. John C. bavie has this day been sdnis.
" .sc Partner in oar nrm. The essaDsse Viu
be continue az keret ofore, and ueeer ~ = NJ
Ian.s ard style. COOK & SAHEHA7
Ist s6pof, tpTnist. l.56.
BUILDING LOTS
koR sA!e 81 fair prices and al 30 long eysdit IL
facilitate Improvements
COOK & SARGEST
sti sell iotsss par lee sbo sill tsiia On them The
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-09

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-27
Telegraph News.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-The President has
approved the army bill TO increase the pay OF
officers.
The postoihce bill which passed the House
to-day, appropriates upwards Of Sic, 0O0,-
600 for the operations Of the land service
next year.
The expenses Of the corruption committee
ar estimated at IS 900.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.--The Kansas Judge
ship was warmly debated more than three
hours in the secret session Of the Senate.
A motion to postpone the nomination Of Mr..
Harrison till after the 4th Of March, failed
by . maj.
The discussion will probably be resumed
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DR. KASH.--The following dispatches 10
relation TO DR.. Kane, the FIRST Of which 10 d.
recsed to Mr.. Henry Grinnell, have been re-
ceived in this city.
HAVANA, Feb. Is, ls57.--Dr. Kane Is still
alive but cannot last through the day. His
mind keeps right. He has just bid his friends
and countrymen farewell.
WILLIAM MoRroS.
Al late hour last night the following dis
patch was received:
HAVANA, Feb. Is, ls57.--Dr. Kane 10 dy-
ng. lie cannot live but few moments
Mind right; departing very hardin. Y.
Paper.
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Foreign News.
81
n DnYVY ar AN WxR- era
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NKw YoRK, Feb. %.
The steamer Asia, from Liverpool, with
dates to the 18th inst, arrived this 4. \.
The North America arrived out at Liver
pool on the 9th inst; the Emeu also arrived
ct Havre.
The latest advises from the east state that
the British troops were avancing into the
interior of Persia.
The Queen had delivered speech, where
in she stated negotiations were progressing
with the United States and Honduras in ref
ence to Central American affairs, and ex-
pressed hopes that the existing difficulties
may DO removed.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular quotes fair and
middiing qualities shade lower, and the
lower grades firm.
Sales for the week, As 900 bales, Of which
spectators took 1900 bales, and exporters
1900 bales
The sales ON Tuesday amounted to 5000
bales.
The following are the quotations: mid
ding Orleans 7 lilo; do upland l-l6.
BRKApsruYrs.--All kinds Of Breadstuffs
are dull.
Provisions are steady at our previous quo
tations.
LoSpoS, Feb. l0.--Money market slightly
easier. Consols for money 73s. Bankers
rates unchanged.
Barring Brothers quote sugar 5dC1ls dear
err. Coffee active and steady.
HAvRE, Feb. Cotton New Orleans tres
ordinare l0Sf.
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The abstinence from meat cnjoincd during
Lent, from whatever source derived, 10 nm
questionably most beneficial regulation -
a sanitary measure for the promotion Of the
bodily health Of the people, and is on that
account worthy Of some observance by peo-
pie generally, aside from any religious bear
ing it may have.
Last Wednesday was Ash Wednesday, the
first day of Lent.
ANOTHER Turn IN THE WHEEL.--The tele-
graph announced on the night Of the election
that Hosea had beat Slough for the Legisla-
ture in Cincinnati. The next day the papers
announced that the official count gave Slough
majority Of three over Hosea. So it stood
for couple of weeks, but we learn from the
Commercial that the tables are turned again.
"Upon the official count of the returns from
the special election, the certificate was given
to Mr.. Slough, who was stated to be entitled
to the same BY majority Of three votes over
his opponent, Mr.. Hosea. This result so
different from what was anticipated, was ar
rived ut as follows: 1t was found that in the
suC ittAi no iioah
the First Ward, the number Of votes set
down to Mr.. Hosea was less by ten than the
number as shown by the certificate Of the
judges Of the election attached to the same
The Clerk of the Court, assuming the power
to correct the certificate by the tally sheet
before him, deducted the ten votes, bringing
Mr. Hosea in the minority, and gave the GER
tifcate--somewha hastily we think--to MIR.
Slough. Subsequent examination into the
poll books and the duplicate tally sheet,
shows that the certificate of the judges of the
election must have been correct, and Mr.. Ho-
sen entitled to the seat by majority of sew
en- votes. The precipitate action Of the can
vassing officers will probably throw upon Mr..
Hosea the labor Of contesting the election,
unless-which is not very probable-Mr.
Slough happens to be willing to do right in
the premises.
Both parties have gone on to Columbus.
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INSURANCE CO, NO. &, WALL BfRKIT, n r.,
Capital oAe60O, O0O.
E0UuTADLE
INSURANCE CO., or LONDON,
D0lD6EP0nT
RIRE MARINE ms CO, BRlD0RP0kT CONN
CAssSAL o3ee 80.
wA0MlMOTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEvELAND,0.
cAnSAL $50 80.
FRANKLIN
FIRE q MARINE IkE. CO. t0sp Du Lac, Wis.
CASrSAL t4o0, see.
DOLICI46 issu4a In ths above CsnpAasss - H.
i eater CLASSES Of risks 0aly, - far rates, 40
Losses adjusted and pSoOptly paid, 81 ths ehes u
tho Agency, On 6seond street.
fssa wA. =. TURNER. Age.t.
Commo1co the New Year
QY INSUKING ysar properly sgainst tAs das-
~ ger u Fire, In one VI the substaatiA CoDpe-
aiss kslev nsocd:
Pu0NIx INSURANCE. CO., or HARTFORD,
CAPITAL o200, 900.
STAR INS. co., OF OGDRNsBURGH, n. ",
CAPITAL l00, 900.
HAk7T FORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
CAPITAL o300, 900.
The shove ConpAaiss adjsst aid pay all iosse'
's'''.''' 'aa p'S~H&E. VIZ. u. srLKxAp. As....
O0ss In the Iron Front bsiidins, 6ssoAa-st.
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SANDERS & DUNBAR.

OAN0Gk&6 q DUNBAR.
FURNITURE WARE.R OOMS,
Main Street, bet. 9th 4 9Th KEOkUK, IOWA
NHEandersignsd have nov in
L their Ware Rooms, and design
keeping constantly ON hand we'll
selected assortment Of all kinds Of FssnttnPs, 60
brAcing Marble top Dressing, and plain Bureaus
ane and plain Sofas Gne and plain Csatsr end
Gard Tablet; Cane seat and Windsor Chsirs, Rock.
Ing Chairs Of eycrydescrip from plain woodss
seat, to the Ansst hair cloth stuffed ssat plain and
FANCY turned Cottage bsdsteads Of the lstsststyl
Lounges, 10.
Looking dlassas Of alisisss; CLOCKS, Carpstiass
door and door mattings, Aoor and table oil slstks
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings
window shades and trimmings, and every other q.
ticle usually kept In our line Of busincss.
Part Of oar stookNwas made under our own supss
vision, and therest bought from mansiaetoriss Of
high standing, 30 that We can warrant every arti
Gle for durability sndNknish Of work manssip.
Our object II to establish perman bssinss.
here, and not ON the Peter Pank principle
and ~ an inducement TO person. 70 parchasc oil
Us, we are resolved to sell At the lowest 81. Louis
prices.
Call and examine our stock before puFohasin1
elsewhere. We viii always take pleasure in show.
ing furniture TO Ladies and 6sntlsmsn Who may
favor W. with call, whether they feel Inclined a
buy or not.
SANDERS / DUNBAR.
Feb. Is, 1357.--dAwu
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keOkuk Packet Co.
Keokuk and st. Louis,
Quincy and 81. Louis
PASSENGER PACKETS,
1857. SPRING ARIA 1887

eMXA EN0R the accommodation Of -1SX n
u this trade line OF steam
rswiil leave st. louis for Louisiana, Hanni b
Quincy, Lagrange, Canton, Warsaw and Keokuk
Leaving ST. Louis ut clock p. daily arriving
at iIann bal ~ n m, Quincy ut q. m :, and Keo-
kuk al IL IN. Return,ng--leaye Keokuk 1t s 4.
m, warsaw at ga. IN, Lagrange at IL y. m, ut
Quincy p. IN. Hanni bal at D. M. and arriving
at st. Louis at 10 p. In.
Another line OF steamers will leave St. Louis to
connect with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad,
leaving 81. Louis at p. m, arriving ct Hannibal
Of 10 n. m and Quincy at I'm.
keturning--Leave Quincy at q. IN, II hannibal | 2
M, and arriving at st. Louis Mt 4 q. m.
As soon As business via Railroad 10 resumed q
steamer viii make . round trip daily between Keo-
kak and Quincy, leaving Keokuk at s T. M, and
leaving Quincy Mt IL IN. lfeb25-d
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CT Mr.. Bateman, Of the Ohio Farmer
wrote under date Of Jan. so, that the fruit
buds were injured at that time.
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NotSco - ConsRnCeORss
GDALxD proppeals viii ~ rsssivsd at The s0ee
- Of the City Enyinssr until o'eloak p. n, a
Monday March ekh, A. d. 1881 for putting In stoss,
Be-, In the Lsyse bslsw Aaia street..
PAymsnt 70 ~ nsds ID Twsnty yeoe Dpads n
City 81 Ksokuk, hsasiag . pr esas. interest,"
Sp~ciAaations Ter ahovs wosk eaa - 60 q tAs
once 81 City Rnsinsss, aftsr leA.l0th.
4. HU tCHIueON,
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SfA.s ~ Coznncssccs, n
Hartford Cosnsy, 80
swss. 70 hssoss - shss IA Day II Jsssasy, 1851,
BY =. q. Mplsy, vies President eaA Thomas A.
Ais1anAsr. sssrstAsy. Mk0kY !OWIkk,
Justice II ~ Psase.
Gsns- AnHuAL NyrpGxp, 3 Pm CBRT.
4 ~Ror insusspes In the above CoDpaDy, either
from ths dsngsrs Of fire " 1nlsnA kavlgAltoas
call % The sukcYtbsY q the ces u Riehsy 6i1p-
soa, wss ride Of ID, between Astn and Jehnsoa
streets, KsokAh, Iowa All Lossss u ths State
adjssted and paid BY II. D. TIN KICK,
ishi1-dln stats Agsat
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTlON.
IlNHE firm Of Hitchcock, Mott 4 Co. 10 this day
L dissolved by mutual consent. The business viii
be continued ut the old stand by Hitchcock Co.,
who are authorized t. settle the business Of the late
firm. CuAS uITvHCoCK
M. MOTT, Js.,
keokuk, Feb. % ". III. s. HITCHCOCK.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday 25th inst, Kev. James Brown
Charles r. BLAIR to Miss Eliza beth Ann Lyons both
Of this county
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The Times in its recent issues has shown
decided proclivi'y to the old hard money
principle Of Locofocoism, and has evidently
gone as far as it had the courage to venture
agains, the establishment OF banks in Iowa.
We would warn the Times to s'hold their
horses" in time, for il they give them the
rein they will only put their leaders to the
trouble of whipping them into the traces
The Locofoco leaders dare not openly oppose
banking, however much they would like to
Dc so, and will do, no doubt, in secret
way.
Letthe Times take heed to itself on this
subject, for, but few days since, the Capt.
tai Reporter INDUCED itself in several ar
tcles against banking, whereupon Loco
foco member Of the Convention raped the
editor over the knuckles in the following
card
CONVENTION CHAMBER,
Iowa City, February IA, '57.S
EprroR or REPORTER The course taken
in your paper in relation to a banking sys-
TEN, NAV have a tendency to produce n
the Democratic members Of the Convention,
upon that subject.
With the exception Of two members, the
Democrats, acting in accordance with the
public sentiment OF the state, are not only
willing but anxious to arrange the Consttu-
ton SO that the Legislature, with vote Of
the people, can establish banking system
that will give our state safe and good cur
rency, and feel confident that no course
will be taken by them that will embarass or
thwart such purpose.
] do not complain at the course you take !;
'tis your right, Blu, the people have right
to know the position Of their representa-
tives here.
A DEMOCRATIC MEMBER.
The editor of the Times is simple, inno-
cent body, and don't seem to understand the
tactics of his leaders in this matter. They
profess to be in favor of banks, but at the
same time they intend to manage matters so
as to defeat their establishment in this state
II possible. Now, will the Times take the
hint and follow their lead, and not leopard
ice the party any further, by openly opposing
Banks in Iowa.
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TOHN BLUM having made an assignment to the
undersigned. for the benefit Of ali his creit tors
notice Is hereby given to all psrsons having claims
against ths said Blum to presen them immediately
and all persons indebted are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment. i. MILLS,
Assignee Of John Blum.
keokuk, Feb. 26, ls57-[27-d
L,REsA SPIRIT GAS at the Drugstore Of
l. WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
feb27-d Corner Main and Sd sts..
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In m G s & Co..

n m g s u Coz.
MILL close out the balance Of their stock Of
W lahkee Notions, Hosiery, Embroiieries, and
Laees,
Beiow Cost, If applied for Soon.
IERss--Cash for ali sums under $i00; over that
amount, four months will be given for approved
dorsed paper. IyNES 4 CO.,
frbsT -dtt lS2 Msin-st
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T0100 40 Lot Tor 0nIos
UAvuiss sale hoAee 80 lo4AQ D1aA IT., -
u tween 1lth ~ 18Th. Ths bo1111na u u stene.
rnqsisis san - nAls Of WI. Lows1(oie, ssfsss 1
lAtA cd JsAnsoa ~. tsb3-dtf
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ca The Quincy came in on Wednesday
night, and the Minnesota Belle yesterday
The River was on a rise, with lesss running
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TGSHE copartnership herstefors existing beswsea
i Cave Bailey vas dissolved by mutual s0assn1
Jan. 7sth. 1897 The business VI the late Arn win
be settled BY either party 0cs ~ their old stAad,
No. " AAiu-st.
They woald most cordially recommend % thsis
old customers and friends K. X. Hart Son, Who
succeed them In the Book and Stationery business.
jan3l- DIV
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New watch, Cloek, silver ware ~
JEWELRY STONE.

e1NHR undersigned. late from one Of the asst
! class establishments In Boston, Mass. take
pleasure in informinEthe citisens Of Keoksk sd
ed stock Of Watches, Silver Ware, Jevslry and
Fancy Goods, which W ODER for sals 81 Ssssossbls
prices. The public invited 10 call and sxAmins
our eoods. THOMPSON BRID0K6.
N. D. Mr.. Thompson IL practical Matchmaker,
and gives his personal attention TO Ono watch re-
pairing. (dec34-d
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NTE beg leave ~ inlorm ths good sitisens Of
w Keokuk anA vicinity that xs havs got y
grinding again, and are prepared - fuTnish then
al With the best Of fiosr. the most reasonable
terms. We warrant our flosr 70 b. unsurpassed b.
any that 10 brought to the market, end " give sat-
isfaction, OF the money rcfsndcd.
Also on hand, plenty VI bran, shorts, shipsts1,
10. Any orders, accompanied With the eAsh, left -
the City Mills Store win be promptly attended 70.
Flour and Groceries delivered 70 any part Of the
city free Of charge.
febll-d W. III. AUSTIN 4 co.
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Ola CtOeheO.

gINHE Ladies' Benevolent society meets every 6at
/ urday Afternoon 81 o'clock, over Harry Pal.
tons clothing stors-sntsanes from ID street. Per.
sons having cast % clsthing hand ars reqssstsd
70 send such articles ~ they may fssl willing r.
give. to the society room.
Ladies Interested In behalf of the poor are In.
vited 10 attend.
Keoku k, Iowa, FEB. 4, SD
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RInE IMsUnAMCx.
si Lrs : :1ss ss .s5sl1cr ccss,lxr.
or ~. LOUIS.
banuc1oaG;
Is: Ascsas. :. 4 nlesn. c.s: o.ssly.
EWy.s.. C.a. Ssek, nsw.AsaxasAsr,
as Sc; Tls s;sa s.!s Rbaxi p...
10 uxsnA .uisAaneus nlsxD SAxns.
~: HOLM, 0es.sss ASsst.
dssl-lly a. 1RlD04AMs Aests Heekok.
lswa Ossss lns.sancs Cse1any.
oSYlca n sAnrls's xEu Duu1ass, nd sS0As
6sspna Street, Ksoknk, Iowa.
This Hses Csnpany tsss =: hi.ns g ~ z, aeiss
lkp ;l 81 4 sI III csn III
MUM, q ss&ss = passaahls ~ thsss u Any sslla
g en- I sis ;, !; Ss:... H. 4 x. Ca.
! j. S.i s.c.s:. : A''n'''s ~. Ss.l,s
ss,rs.s: $500
5 sk1i f' ~. -, W. 46Ssis .i 4:
is4lsA0 80.
6aaAassan LaSs InsuFanes Ce0Hasy.
1l6 DaOADWAS, NnW YOax.
CssA C4ptasjea1 Aees1sIsttes o1oo, -.
nKr06EzxOoleeee - yitA ths Ccngh p the
l .' /. . az ss:s : .ss 4: & 80: :.
80 .saisly - iasssslsl sisl.sas 4 n. Is.l.
This u : baeeh Cenpeay, rstyyhisG - tAs -
sussa ~ ~ seat o1 III ~ psots tsi-anssajly.
a pessy % ysass y ~ 0ey seesSs - his family,
lrSs &rs9sAe etnlns ef HI Ge1itoss, for Abskt 70
ssass n usek, pslisy fes q, -.
~ wosld net spare this sun ~ ~ graaifss-
tlon q ss1sslisa, q sick he4 - = eass Of seei
80 49, e III slss fail he - ns1e ssstsls
jsa.a.s = -. + 4: 's;sv:sR ;sss rss.si::'
O. Y. WBnP11, Gse'y.
prospectus, With III aeeea1aYl tn11e0etios, tsr
alsAeab lICKEY 61Mp1oN, ARts.
1est o. 0ujt1irR,
ssss-Aly KssksA. Isvs.
.s1:s 80 80 ~ 90.
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O. Q. 4. 0TR1DLEN,
r EAL ESTATE A G ENT

RIAL I6TATH AGkNT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Mouses and Lots ter Dale cheap
Alp o. o0op 1nnMD.
FARMS III THE Nkl0HbOR0O0Oo " KkOklk
ron aAan a. n1AoonAnl1 s8AMa.
ALL NOTARY DU6INI8D
ASSBxp1p 70 WITH pDapASc0.
lD~O1se No. Isl Matn street, hstvem stA an1
rs streets, in Wesa elsiblsaS pssg GteTs, tfes-
marty 3. Hssnstsset.)
49,
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C0.PaYs0ePshlp.
AfESSRS. X. X. HART SON have aSsoeisted
v1 themselves together Ter the psrposs u sssas-
acting = Wholesale and retail Book and 6tAtionsry
basness and respectfully solicit the fsvcr Of CALL
ia0Sl-d
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POCKET CUTLERY.
CONE very Ane patterns for sale By
lpost sopy.l 81 Asis-ss.
OLIVER WARk and Fancy Goods, suitable for
y Christians and New ears Presents, for salsby
dse3ld THOMPSON BRIDGES.
1yHOAPSON . iRID0 KS have fossals tHs Justly
/ celsbratsd Ansricsn Watch, maAs BY the bos-
Ton Watch Co., and warranted N sxeelisns time
dsssad No. 81 k.Is street. b.. "a and u.
r BOKUK MARINE INSUHANOA CO.
Capital, $500, 600.
eTVHlS Company IL prepared - do . AssiasIssur
aDse bastAsss. Cargo risks taken ateusee0aSy
rates, asd the nsuslCa faelitIss sxtsndedto reg
ular eustensrs.
Lossssprospsly adyssssA.
Dlasc1ons:
A. Bridknaa, aR.Kilbousne,
John Templin, A. 4. Dsmine,
Z; kiises.as. Jas.T.ce1.
A.BRID0MAN. President.
0.B.BnYTH, Vice Prssidsss. :,
AL. Dk4ING Treasurer.
WIZ. TunH1a Secretary.
O@ss In Sample . baildlng Second Street.
tan3ldkv
sT0nAoE NOTICE.
1 thirty days from tAis dats, will b sold 70 pay
8. Banto, 3 boxss Drugs and Medicines.
BDvIN J. ALDRICH.
Aoatsess, February :. lSt7-dlms
Law AND !AMD SEEICE.
A TTORN1Y and Counssllor q Law, and agent
n for tho psrchass and sale cf Real Estats. Col
lseting bssinsss sttsndsd 70 promptly, titles u.
aminsd. and large humbsr Of city lots and farms
always for sale.
O9ss bstwsss Main Snd johnson, on Second street.
myed
o. ". Lan0n. ,. q. Dun1RlD08. \. D. nDnDBn
Ls.en: n1rSrslqs 4 nselsE,
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1TEXM GUA0E0s
rIyuO4PSON BRIDGES, Oh Main ST., hsvs fos
i sale Ashcroft's celebrated Steam 0suees. fer
steamboats,, Locomotives, and Stationary Enxisss.
II 10 the most perfect daugs and more extensively
used In the East and Canada, than any other
gauge. Engineers and Others ere invited 10 call
and examine.
We are also prepared 10 furnish Steam Whistles
II all sises. on short notice. fjan1-d
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

$. w. 4 H. TT q X r 10
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
L have III store, and are relieving their supplies
Tor the sp,ng trade, direct from the makers which
they offer to cash aud prompt time buyers on "a
roraoie terms The stock being unusually large
they con hdently solicit an examination Of the same
feb27 div s. WAN TUCKER
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0rOe4Rtes fer UncuYreas Money.
TINE na1essigned will receive Eenuins notes q.
1 tbs following banks, for groessies and provt
sions, 81 customary rates:
Geostia Banks,
Tennessee Banka, anA
Burlingtea City esriP. 3. WILLIAMS.
feb6-d Corner johnson aud "a street.
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n. b. OGDEN return his thanks TO his numerous
friends who have honorcd him with their trade and
influence during the last eight year..
Mr.. I'd. y. bFownell, - heretofore, will supssin-
tend tAsAAls department
The hrm hAs beam formed for the purpose Ok 60
larging and extending the trade. With this view
the proprstoFs propose buildng On Ind street. %
10 have IN entrance on both Main aud And streets,
thereby giving room i3ofsst deep.
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no HAKlHI;RI;aI;i,

A NEW YORK CRACKER MACHINE which 10,
n been in uss Ab0at one year, will BE- sead chsel
for cash. ron tins with security.
EnqaiFe u the Western Bakery, On Eossth-st.
between Main and Blondsau.
fsb21-d3t w3t U. RAPLIE.
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A Cara

A invalid's Offering to The poor--The proceeds
"A Of her embroidery, oyNr and above ths xpoucc
of the materials in silk chincci, gold thread and
zephyr worstesis.
Seas f., caes. eioass, shawl3 bisqa,s, children .
warircb~s. birth tsiiets, slippers, vests, Napoleon
smoking eaps, impress guxenic bridal robs-, $40
u s 90 Victoria ottomans and divans.
Patterns 1sque and uarivalsl. Persons doAiying
thu above articles will please address
DIX fi7, Postollce,
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