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rOPA RTN T. SHIP.

IL. III. VOss. o. w. MARSH.
The undersigned. having formed q copartner ship
in the Grocery trade, respectfully inform theSH0
citiZens of Wash ngton ana patrons oflTI7T0
the "Uld Establishment" that they nowiIft4A
prepared to supply all with the choicest kind
TEAS. SUGARS, COFEES, and, in factssAS
with every article IN the grocery line, as cheap, If
not cheaper, than any other establishment in the
sortment of the best Groceries exclusively for cash.
We have also largely added to our stock of Ill
QUORS, CIGARS, and TOBACCO some of the
best brands in the market, to which we invite the
attention Of our customers.
Good articles fair dealing, quick sales, and small
profits is our motto. -. -
HERMANN III. VOSS.
OTIS w. MARSH.
IL = Having entered into copartnership with O..
w. MARSH, those who are indebted to me
spectfully requested TO settle their accounts either
that the outstanding debts of the old establish
ment should be settled immediately.
au l-eo6t III. III. VOSS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
IA Cor. Of llth 81. and Pa ace,
orer FdrHhun's Bookstore.
Mr.. F. NICHOLS Crouch, composer of upward
of 1900 songs, author of Kathleen MaVOuTneen,n
and musical editor Of Godey's Lady's Book
Continues giving Vocal Lessons to his Pupils and
Glasses, every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday, at the above Institution.
Members enroiLsd erery day, as no vacations oc-
cur during the Summer months-THIS SEASON,
being the proper time, for VOcalists to study.
Apply to Mr.. Crouch, Mt the Academy OF Music,
every morning from to 10 O'Clock, (
Musical Lectures delivered every Thursday even
ing,lustrated by the Pupils Of the Institution.
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w HMSuIEEDLBy respectable Woman SITtrA-
Ismy. Apply at No. 27s 7th street, between l. and
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
- Those who intend TO avail themselves of the ten
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avoid the DELAY incident TO the crowd who ms ualy
are in waiting at this office during the last few days
previous to the expiration Of the tIme do by
calling for their bills at an earlier day.
JAMES +. HALLIDAY,
an 6-lw Collector.
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WANTED;-ln family consisting of three per
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The GRACE CHURCH MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,
last night, was largely attended, and must have
realized very handsome sum to the vetters IN
No liquor was permitted to be sold on board the
boat or at the White House and no tickets were
said at the boat, and the Tesult was thoroughly
delightful affair, in which full enjoyment was
secured. aud 10 fear Of rowdyism
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A CARD,
l. HE Undersigned takes pleasure IN announcing
to the pubic at large, and to the Practising III
PHYSICIANS IN particular. that ne will open inSA
the course ornext month his DRUGSTORE III
AND PRESCRIPTION STAND, AND(A
CHEMICAL LABORATOR at so Ninth street
between Penn. av and ID street.. east side.
PRESCRIPTIONS OF phys ctans, written in either the
Latin, English or rench languages, will most care
fully he compounded, and recipe trusted tO the
hands oil an apprentice other employee not fully
competent.
The thorough chemical education, and the long
practice OF the undersigned as pharmaceutical, la
both the Old World and the United States, will
serve as guarantee for the purity of drugs and pre-
partitions kept by him. Every chemical compound
IS tested before made use of, and pOisOns sold
cept on receipt from known and responsible parties.
CHEM ICAL l. MISUNDERSTANDING and
quaint atlye-of soils. ashes, minerals, ores, waters
&c, is performed At moderate rates aud gentlemen
ard masters DESTROYS of being introduced into the
theory and practice OF Chemistry and Pharmacy, will
have an opportunity offered to that end by applying
next fall.
RsfereacsS.-Prof. ]. d. b. De Bow, Hon
THOMAS b. FLORENCE, +. II. SAGE, Esq, SEI.MAR
SIEBERr, Esq, CHARLES II. WINpER. Judge Ad-
vocate. MAGNUS GROSS,
Late pupil of Prof IIebig,
23-lm graduate of a Pharmaceutical College
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roe., -. 49,. 49,. e . Hf Au9-Ht
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A NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS WHO ARR
AINTERE STED-We have now on hand sup
ply OF our celebrated Burton and xxx Ales, which
were brewed to our own order, expressly for the
southern trade and which, will guarantee to keep
any length OF time. even in the warnest of weather.
All lovers OF good Ale can be accommodated with
the above at our Depot, 81 Green street. George
town, ID. T.. Army Il SHINN.
jy22
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WANTED-In the family of a gentleman residing
" Two miles from the city. a good plain COOK
One who can bring recommendations for skill, hon
esly, and cleanliness will find good situation and
ner Of 9th and ID streets ivI
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WANTED TO PURCHASER neat COT
w TAGE OF DWELLING HOUSE for n small
family. or large BUILDING LOT in the city or
sH OF washington city. site Dwelling IN
the snDurbs. or within a mile two of the CITY
TToulG be preferred. Apply to POLLARD WEHB,
street. IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12


The LUCKY MAs.-The person who
drew the Ten tn eusand Dollars in gold
from the joint Stock Company was John
s. Jordan, farmer Of DeKalb CO. He
had 1--WE tickeie. On the day Of the draw
ing be came into town with load Of pro-
duce, and was much surprised at his good
luck. When he came to write 4 receipt
for the money his nerves were SO agitated
that be had to try three times before he
could sign his name. He received 500
premium for the gold, and took two $4,000
certificates OF deposit instead OF the money.
He offered to spend the 500 in treating
the crowd who had drawn blaaks--how gen
erous
Who drew the SIS 600 farm we have not
yet learned. About sixty prizes, we are
told, were drawn by persons residing in
Chicago A boy drew a $1,000 Carriage,
and several ether Chicsgonisns, valuable
lots, and few gold watches. One man
who had purchased 400 tickets, we are told
drew nothing but shawl; another who
held 100 tickets drew anary red; !" and SO
of ninety nine out of every hundred rstock
holders, "--Chicd9o Tribune.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

ssvWssS EXTRAORDINARILY on tus
Chicago Tribune We NJ \ the following es-
tract. 8
Its aeesNeepsssry n re@,s oortsads
ere OF the higkheel boot in Wkieh the pro-
slavery psrtySAave sllsslong parode rolgh.
saod oscrevesythiag NofthernSA bolitlon, OF
even Tree soil,er ewes more meek ". thst
relic Of aarbal ism and prejudice, "Frsc
White State" II is not necessary to recall
the utterio athimg and contempt tina, seemed
- move she sAisslsSl aadsr,s ell ossaaastAn.
6es When the suiell Of Aholtionism was
likely 10 perfume their earMentss So much
did this Sentiment seem 10 persade all pro-
| slavery society, that TO unite infhe social
circle. 81 even tho eosaaoa amenities and
eopffe sies Of i've was thing not to be en-
| tsFtsiaed Tor a moment.
But iron this lofty aud exclusive position,
/ the chivalry have most surely descended. -
| ! gu aresweli aware that both tho Legisla.
lures nlest during the fore part OF the COM
ing moash; shassa the Bogus Legislature
4 holds it, pFessat session during the month
~ IaausFy, apd shc first regular session Of
ths Free SkAks Legislature commences
Mondays the "a of Janusry But the utter
minority Of tho pro-slayery party through
the whole history Of Kansas, and especially
since so many 81 their Southern allies turn
ed tail-to. and took down the. river alter the
October election. and more emphaticaily
because the Free State party have manifest.
ed 90 much pefeieting and uncomfortable
! resolutions, the Rutksns have seen the ne
cossity Of relaxing their held and casting
about for decent hole at which to back
out. And now We are credibly informed
that so soon e the two Legislatures are
convened. that Committee Of Conferences
viii be asked by the Bogus Legislature, ant
. that they desire that The entire past
: lave may be swept away by Congress
and all the parties may be reinstaled under
. their former position under the Organic Act
This takes US BY surprise, But we can have
: no doubt OF Il; and further, that Gov Gear
is working might and main to sccomplist
the same end.
tits further rumored that Gov, Robinsor
will resign aud the Lieut.. Gov. Roberts vii
, deliver the message to the State Legisla
tare. All OF which is on the docket.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

MARROW EscaFE.---The Lyons Mirror
speaks Of . Dir. morrill,, vino was csughs
ost in the snoB-storm on that fatal Satur-
day night, about 10 miles from that city -
Finding i impossible 10 proceed he encamP-
ed in the open prairie the mercury below
sess, With bis iisiie epuBg" for shelter and
tvs buffalo robes for bed. d. dist Of al
Dpsi constant friction Of his limbs, he man.
aged % Keep awake and found himself in
the morning only about forty rods from
farmhouse
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
TIE RIVER At elsclaKAlI.--The GIN
cif1nnt, Eaznfia 81 LIZ IT,

cinnat' Gazette q lat Tuesday ssys.
The river has risen about fourteen tnefas
since our iasi report, making rise ~ abDut
two feet since Saturday night Tie fisc is
supposed to be caused By the gorges which
nave formed al Aurora, mud st Inc mouth Of
The Big Miami river Heavy ice has ba5n
during the past three days, uaHl
iset evening, when there was very httle ice
in the river opposite the city, and Il y
thought there has a gorge formed sh9ff
distance above. The weather was ln66era.
ting yesterday, bot there il no imme diate
OF resumption OF navigation
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
Ths stat. Printing.


A caucus of the Republican members OF
iva the Legislature was held at lowe City last
Thursdsy evening, 10 nominate csndidate
tor State Printer, &c. After several bal.
lettings. Mr., J. Teesdale, of the Iowa City
~ Republican, received the nomination. This
nomination has our hearty endorsement, and
xe are satisfied i, will be well received by
the Republican press over the whole State,
The Republican is published at the capital
Of the State. and doubtless principally for
J & iais reason succeeded in obtaining the pub
JIG printing !. IS edited With ability, and
during the late campaign did efFeciual ser
vice Mr. Teesdale needs The AID y hieh the
pTohis OF this State Pfindng all afford and
90 that the profits msy be worth something.
we hope The Committee appointed 10 report
upon these prices viii leave broad margin
q for spsying the printer" We candidly ex-
pressed last week eur opinion Of Mr.. Tees
~ daie's policy IN publishing communication
sigxed aciizen On The subject oil this State
Printing, 10 which gross and unoslled for
I. Z AIlasions we're made 10 the Gazette. We
! koaestly beiieTs thst communication oEls
injured tie Republics. But however Inst
msy be, we hare ssnee received letter
"a from Ar. Teesdaie. expressing his regrets,
~ Sc, and giving us the name Of the author
u The communiestion. We can now, and
- % most heartily congratulate Mr. Tsesd1le
On his success. We are satisfied the Re
- Psbissns have By his domination done well,
4 sod perhaps the very best for their party
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
Dubuque Amih W.

10 1850, NE population q Davenport
was about 1900 We are tlas moi osly
larger Than Dubuque, bat cur increase has
been more rapid. The Republican giees
the number If children nj Q sos, snd ar1io.
gizes for The small poPulsli9n 90 the pea
Of so large proportion Or lie popusrj,a
being young men. and L might haze za.d
50 msny OF these young men being m z.ers
who are only Temporary inhabitants This
accounts for another fact, that Dubuque
with smaller population cast larger y5te
than Davenport. WLat docs our cotemp9-
tsry u the North West think Of bis "ga5d
loken u view u these laeLsl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

j Caucus NoaIEaTioNs. Judge Stockton
Ig@s Nominated by the Republican caucus
at Iowa City, for Supreme Court, without
q dissenting voice. Hs now holds the
place by virtue Of Governor appoint
meet. Mr.. Barker, the present warden a
Of the Peairanlsfy was nominated for re-
: election.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
: - : - - - - -.-e------ -
Legislative Roaiss in Session,

TAs Legislatures OF ILLINOIS, Ohio. ind-
SOC md Missouri, hsse convened, and the
asssages oftheir rsspsessse Governors have
been delivered. Illinois. being our neares,
asighbor, naturally CLAIMS our aarmest IN
= sAetesL Gov. Aiattesen's message is fair
~ = And digaifsa doeamsns 1t appears by this
document thai the State debt, which was
y ..Slapls,S4s. when Governor Mstteson
= came into Office. has been reduced during
his tins, 10 Si2. s3AIli The Governor or
pcses IN s3sance, the contemplated meas
:. : .,re for the release Of the Central Railroad
Company fram..ts obligshon 10 pay into the
State. Treasury seven per cent. Of It's carr
inss, He also gives an interesting sesiew
OF the general soaaiuo9 l.ahe State.
y ss4 There was some difficulty in the orgsnizs-
vi lion OF the Illinois Legislature, from an es-
Aihstioa OF Border Raihanism on tie part Of
the Democracy but things appear getting
along smoothly in that body now. There
~ was also some trouble in the organization
Of the Senate OF the Indiana Legislature
9 through the natural ruffansm of 1t. Gov,
w lf8IQs 1ne 0VftihSf CscNt VI tbet Sae'Sl
being beyond his own control He has 50
- nsay instincts Of the blackgusrd, that he
cannot help betraying hrs nature eve
E amsne gentlemen. Serious dif6culty is an
.ticipated in the election of thu o 3, Sen
atprs. The Republicans now occupy pre-
sisely the same position which the Demoe-
racy held last session. minority on loinl
= ballot, but msjorit1 in the Senate The
y sDsaocraey refused 70 elect Senator wheT
they were in the minority, and iass&epue
kcans have now some idea of playing the
came game upon them. Wed not beieys
in this kind OF retaliation, although the
Democracy eagh, 10 be made to drink ofihe
cup which they held 10 Republican lips tSo
i years ago; but we do think the Republicans
should insist upon having one Senator al al
] = hxxards, as they we're rightly entitled to a
: ~ Senator from the previous session.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

caEDfD.--one Of The editors Of the Bar
iihgtoe Gazette commences an article thg5
I'VE know nothing particular" II was
unnecessary iof him 10 fairh The editorial
10 prove lis proposition.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
CITY PROpRprv

s@-Loss block los, on Brad,
3ls1,p Part Of lot Q block 81. 4o,,oo
4os street, with frame dvsllissss i , e. s.a
H3-West half Of lot bloch a, Ia,
$50 per foot. or"osk Islani 80, ss'
los ploes Se = , ana 10 70 Ear psysupor
tern, wood shed, DC; price $500, GOOD eshr a.
ST. hoase with u acre OF .,o
ern part q thselsi siOO0, s'saaa lD As rom.
.aas--Lol 8 block as, south es
western avenue, one Of lie ksps.onS Of "a IA
private residence In the city. 'ns" lou k,s
sae--Lo.7 block and 10 and IL Ma,
A'a''ion' near the Female collsrs. fs,s;,
80. -" y ss Ss no. IN block 50, On 81
eas1 OF Perry, upon VII oh il crested uss, ~, In
houge, one story frame house ~. two stsfy m
ssAo'' brings IN rent Of ssfs per ssp..s ~ =
~. 40. go one story brick house 4 Of ,o
i.udia nns ,iewof therivsr frus ssis ~ sas ID
sso-Lc,s7 and . block 70, us.r ,n.,
aiA-A new frame house with soed h.., 49,.
"e eofn-r "f sixth street; Ios oOii@ a. '''AAsa
MsS .,s,.s a ,. =, ;.d,0iains q u. .ss t,,
ald-A house and lot 90 s,.,L .tr..,
strsot: lot 3ex1so. 'S'ss vest Il ~
o. Lot on hstn street, being ~,
asf OF eeiasmiih's addition; SIS Ssss s'a vat 10.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

" PslsoKED. Frank crager, worthy msn,
and foreman u tin shop IN Chicago, 70 s'
. took some poisonous compound Tor wsteF
which was in pail, and drank a portion Of
it, He died that nightin great agony.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
GOLD, GOLD GOLD,

L YOU want sus Thing in the way of O nice wn,eh
lor piece OF JeSery OF any kind. call at No o
Letiaife koE, where you will find the 10 rgest ana
cheapest assortment Of
Watches and Jswelry
ever GdStEd III mis- market. will soil Full lew
les eaaas warranted from S2s 10 SEQ; gold chain
q every siyie and variety; Breast Pins. Pinoar
hlhess far hiass, bracelets, Gold Thmbies, spec
'e"slFJ htorh3 IRON common 3. :. to the 6nasl
'anso5 Coral, Mosaic aud Diamond Pins and Ring,
any one that IL Is, AZ have said, much Inc isrge:,
ana besisyer offered here; and / am resolved 10
sell al such pricas as shall DEFY com etitlon and
gave satisfaction 10 purchasers.
decks -dtf r. NJ, HouskI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
DAY BOARDING

M is, II, @. Adams has opened q ssq,s 10, De,
w EdsrdcI- al The corner VI Fourth and Main M.
IN the house Owned b. lion. } Thorington, " here
she eao accommodate soWc hltceH or twnty dsy
boIrdets. -
One room suitable for geatleIra an sndsife toilet
dcc2ydll
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
! New Tning--aaRoo,s FRENCH r.

New Thing--MARoC's FRENCH Pol
ISL, f3I Boots. shoes and Rubber put on with
ePeHgs, no bEush nesded, viii make old rGsbsrs
look lke nea. ijAp9aI-! MOORE BROWN
AoiioVay's P.tIs..fhe mid yet IhoFoas h
orsioa II these pills upcn me sscretiYe and sxere;e
ofgaps renders them ingsfusbis remedies for summer
compliant esiia worms sh5lers aorbus and ali intsT
naldissases of children, well Of adults. Sold as
the manufactures, 10, 50 Maiden Lane. New York, aud
SO. PA strand, Iondon and by all druggists at 25c.
e-9<c aud 81 Tcr hoS jtn6 dsln
Life PresstYsrsis It's significant sppeiIstion CIV
en- BY our friends in Connecticut 10 that wondorfa
prsparatiap--l ,yar's Healing Embroeaiion Sold b
fan6fw HINES A. CIJFpfSGRp
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
"A n,eAcher was arrested d

-Apiescher was arrested al sandoFai,
Ill, on the 18th ult., charged with tearing
up the track ofabe o. T. 81. r r He
svas bound over in 81 zoo 10 answer. Ore
I II BE cows was aecideptslly killed on the
foad, and he adopted this measure 10 geE
satisfaction.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

Illinois within the past six years has
built more miles of railroad than any other
State in the Union, and still railroad tray-
cling within her borders is in the very in
fancy Of its beginning.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
FARM PROPERLY.

I'd
iot; Farm of6si acres In sscsiosp n. II. ,ta
sp =. Z, kasts ESQ acres broks. = In. -
iehss, - scrss In Nheat 10 aerss IN ~ 4, ~.
ss, tso spfihxs and sHssu o. n nnns wa, ~
sehoof house on Inc land price oN.
ic1. faIia Of % aerss 10 Sec 10 Ivn,s Il .s
s'eu 'fsfnr houss,s rooms, veil, q; pls 81.
M IL. I Perm ofso acres IN .ss Q, T.s. RS Exs
% ''''h bepo' HOUSE, asuj Pnss On
ISs-s Farm 81 osV acres sish ruunins vsssr a -
&c foeA Leass; p.es So willis sold In sss or sos ~,
llO-ig Improved EIa in sec, II r - n 4 "a.
asss OF t.ss1 ao1'r rs ss' square Drios 81, Dsr N
iass farm CT So .erp, sa.,.s FROM ,ssn ., a. !.
graph road a"sw frame house, stable &c; psies % y
ItS-a tara .! % sSr.s near E.l,pa III tupr,,s
house stable 90 psis. : itoe 1s isss ~ eashl
l'SA ia.a. i 40 acre. sec. saa 10, n %, sa4
leJ acres Of timber aud 80 anshs suldvassc pno
~ pr acre; asooa stoaktAsn.
iss--A new fsru Of go aerss, p,-t Of lsek, ~
s...' ~.'h i'sH's house rscsatiy bsiis lhss ~ p
Isa-A t-ru of2asaSss. lsof .ais. i IuI.r al.
iton East davenport, apou whsah 10 s5tss,1 1 N
a ,,, L.ln, &C. price sss' Z cash, e.ss0ia A~s
ls5--A farm Of IS scres On the Dutuaus roak uss
from davenport, 50 under euisivasioa, aDaA AvaAS
aoa'e' orchard, &c, price so.
-- ~
i97-A shssp farm, Of 100 on =. Th,,.s ma. v,s
Hickory Grove, 100 ssSd Land "a " 4 tp u
s.s,S sn ''''s11 q water rsnAia3 sAssat Is ~
LES s.rn, ~
* 80 ., arm miles tson fztsesson Il " af4
oserse timber, $50 under usAsr cslsivasi0a, asfasd
mouse Of six rooms; Price oAS
-, iarn adyotnisg fsisessoa - ~ Mo
. pa contsinias ~ servs, apon WIKI hesss
''A's s"oa van 90 ossAas1s pdss -
acres bsuk., UPON wnish "a ~ uss ss. ~.
pr1se ego psr acre.
iss-A splendid farm oil 40 scr,, 1. PIX. Wa
Al under iencs, t~o good fsans hossss srcSesd -,
harvested this year four miles north oast n.s...e
M. ~
Wood Land.
soG-ss acres Of wood lara h .ss,,.,, -
No. l6S-A Farm .f ninety acres on -.
er on the line hetwsen scott And hn..s.a ns, !"
T." per acre. - s.II@ : - -
Ma l;2.-. Farm =, .,-.
abou, 10 timber, ali i.nosS s"e .,a ,sss I Nv
s''' ''~oahs Aeiprics edORsr N
No l7s-s Fayn, of ros -. :. =,
uad.r fence, and nearly n, nia,IL hloxef} srss
tb
No i;iA Farm Of about lsr ae,s mo-, MI or, srw
edo'nlng No. ia two story brck hsuse no ss.sDa
under cultivation; p1ic. $40 per scfs.
No Ea-A kaIn OF no acres pIsr HICKORY orpye viii
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
Dissolution

Tils partnership heretofore existing bs.ssen alfsi
sanders snd Len Dsvs, under rhs styIs CT Sanders
Davis, the printing ana Publishing Of the Davenport,
solved sy mutual consent. Ar persons having cisms
asAiaat the above hrs requested 70 present them
iiauaaiately and these indebted notified dat set
dement's Immediately required Either oi the under
stsaaa 70 fully empowered to receive oEsy, .st-
ia AZ accounts due to or from the ofEos.
ALFRED SANDERS,
D~svspcgi, Janassy BE-, 1857 LEVI DAVIS