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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-31

weston Civilian.
Hardin Il Ruune., or, AS he Is famil>
iarI, termed, Dick Runnels, /. about 81
years ot age, medium ste sand, complex
Ton. and not pretty to hurt, yet well
formed head relieves what might otherwise
bc considered homely face. lie came
To Texas from Mississippi hi. native State,
IN lsiO, aud settled a. a bachelor planter
ou Rcd River, Bowie county, where he -till
hold. forth IA both relations lie received
collegiate education, but preferred sgri'
culture Ia professional life. Reared among
the Democracy oi Mississippi, in exciting
times, hc imhthed their priuclp plies, but TX
Eefience, study and tlme have perhaps
somewhat modified hi, character rs he IS
now, though decided, not hy any means
an ultra. politician. His public service
and experience have heeu long and ample.
He entered public lie as n member OF the
first, aud has been Ia every Legislature
from that time to the present. lie served
IN the House OF Representatives from lsto
q, to 1898 !, embracing in all about 10
regular aud ca led sessions In the Legls-
latufc OF 1893 /, ne was Spenkar OF the
House OF Representatives aud ~ 1853
he WAS elected to his present position,
Lieutenant Governor, which made him
President OF the two late sessions OF the
Senate Thus he has been connected with
every Legislature since the day of annex
alton, period OF twelve eyeu,lul years
VIZ Eaauels ia a man OF clear head aud
well stored mind what Mr. Benton terms
growing mind, rs he is habilually stu
dious IN the retirement Of his farm. It
must therefore he conceded by all 'l,a, he
ought to be fully competent To discharge
the duties Of Governor, acceptahly - the
public lis personal popularity IS shown
by MS election lfem Bowie county several
times, without opposition Mr. T. is a
nephew OF eS governor Runnels, Of Mis-,
sissippi but now of Iexas"
The Jefferson Herald has hoisted the
name OF II X Runnei. OF Bowie county
Tor Governor, We like the man. We think
he is more suitable for the office than any
man we have heard spoken ot II nomn.
ated 10y the Democratic State Convention.
we would willingly support him. Il is said
that he is man OF ability. AS well as
strait iorwa aud honest such alone
should have Office. Te4as Free Press.
The Banner county of the state Of Tex
as, aud we presume OF tho United States,
proves to be II Paso. The whole number
OF votes polled at the late Presidential elee,
ton, was l022. aud all Tor Buchanan.
The ears on the Chicago and Galena K
K. are now lighted with gas Every car
has gas receiver under the l1or, which is
retilied at various stations where gas il
ased. What noxti
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-31

or We learn thu. there are now near
sis hsndfed hands on tbs Railroad. The
work 10 progressing rapidly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-31

Or Don't forget the Democratic meet
ing to,dsy. |, will assemble at the Cout
house a. 9 0 clock T. VI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-31

WAsuINGros, Jan, 10 Ia the Senate
Nf. Seward lrom the tonunitiee on Com
merce, reported a bill Tor the protection oil
steamboats, from damsge or destruction by
fire, Among ether things it provides tina,
the woodwork shall be removed a certain
distance from the furnace and the lues
the fire rooms aud passage to be protected
with IRON. aud IN the event Of fire the cons
iagrstion to'be extingushed b, steam to be
worked by machinery outside OF the fire
rooms; the act to take effect one year alter
It's passage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-31

Washington letters state that President
Pierce intends to make tour OF the southern
States. when hi, term Of nltice expires.
ilc viii cl course, v.i' "" Orleans.
.lho fed.a, aa.ce holders eii stowe give
hin, VAIN reception South l'f"ftA.
We d.y the world and the balance
Of mankind" 10 exhibit mesner aud more
desp e.tas exhibition OF paftyism thaa Is
paur,tayed n the above paragraph F'es'
rlent Pierce, man Who, regardless OF
Nouhsfa fsnstci.m and southern traitor
l.m. Sad tl.e h8dus.s to stand by the I on.
stitujion and defend tho south sgainst her
countless enemies, To be spoken OF N That
manuaf 1t any NAN read bis last mes
sage, sa1 tell as u an editor who would
write such paragraph as the above ought
MOTTO be d,ummed ont OF the editorial corps
The federal otliee holders viii strive To-
give h.m warm reception. JUDGED .
That va. what they SAID. ON one occasion,
OF jackson. But that i,lost'ous IA,
never ia tLc paimy day, OF his popularity
aud power. received such reception as
that which await. rre-dent Pierce should
he come south We venture to say
STAT be eiil be greeted IN New Orleans by
at least = bali million Of bus fellow cit
ions
Ut J VI t.m.oS. h.q -lormrfly Of the
Galveston News. has becume the editor Of
the Tas, Ranger, Washington. la hi'
.aiutntafy addfe.. he .a,-
H. tn. connection, the .uhscf'hrr des
sife.. bar'i,. 80 -ay. that 1t -hall be- h-
aim ard Object TO .u.taln th' reputation OF
the Ies,. Kruger a. first cit-. iaul',
pspcr. ubllncAlnl, alike n IT. devotion to
Democracy and the RIGHT. OF tn" south,
believing that under present political or
paul it.pn. They ara one and Iu.epatable
II 4 ErS'rL, ~ rur N,sr The
Galveston News speaks as follows OF tins
gentleman:
The Jefferson Herald pte.eul. the name
of II X Ruuu,l-. a. IT. fret choice, Tor
our next G,pyefn1r should Mr. kuunr,-
receive thr nomination oi the Democratic
marty. there are i~w men ~ Eastern iv,s-
vbo would receive stronger support
throughout the Wet.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-31

VIOLENCE ~ Nrsru,s - The Memphis
papers are calling upon the people to r'.e
aud Wudlca'e the laws The following Is
lrom the Eagle aud T. aqurer
We have appealed to To" iii 'er, ot
the law untt our last hope :. wasted We
now appeal TO the people to rl-r aud tax"
the matter into their own hand. let theu
either yindcate the city rrpnt, tiou b, the
force OF their own sovereign arms. 81 ap>
point men 10 office who viii do It II VIZ.
tue be in the ascendant here t., it show II.
arm. let It preserve the streets at night
from the drunken, lawless hsnis that thtoup
them. Let it close up tho places oi mi
quts and bring the offenders TO Justice.
We ao no advocates al mob law, but the
city belongs to the orderly people, and
they should defend their own private premi.
Sos from the presence Of the lawless. Let
the work be begun
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-31

W. L u WARD. Pre n {.
L. u l.nrnmnRA. NtclalnrV.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-31

State OF Texas, against the firm Of Mesrs
K. u d. &. MILE, of Galveston, charged
with exercising banking privileges in cir
euls,ing the bills OF the Northern Bank Of
Mississippi to be redeemed by them, was
decided on the llth last, by the District
Court of Galveston The jury brough, in
verdict Of guilty and assessed the penal
~ at 500 900 II seems to US that this
was a righteous decision
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-01-31

The ears on the Chicago aud Galena K
Il. are now lighted with gas Every car
has n gas receiver under the n7or which is
retlIed at various stations where gas ia
ased. What next!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29
N O.. 27.e :

much more Of the narrow hate, the frotby
defamation against slavery, the mad oufcry
against things as they are, without any fea
sible or practical suggestions for making
them better-in word, all the filthy ingre-
dients of Fremont speech, which are here
gathered into college oration and called
patriotism" But we forbear. We cam
not, however, but believe that among the
young gentlemen who listened to Mr.. Cur
tbs there were some hearts which revolted at
his sentiments and sickened at his folly
We cannot but believe that there were some
there to whom patriotism did indeed seem to
be ''the passion which aims to serve ones
country who deemed it prouder thingto
be the servants of the constitution than. the
slaves of prejudice and who, turning in
dignantly from the traitorous counsels Of
him who spoke to them, burned with a bright
ambition to be worthy children Of united A.
merica, ssthe bountiful, the beautiful, the
endeared, the imperial, and the general pa
rent" . vts.s ,eI
Washington, Sep. 20, 1857. @ l. s-@
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY e. WELLS, -
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

}s TERMS OF SUBscRlpr1oN.-For one year, if paid
in advance or within six months, 81 So if not paid
within six months, $500.
TERMS OF ADvERrIsING.-S1.0 90 per square for
the first two insertions, and 25 cts. for every sub
sequent Insertion; twelve lines or less constitute
a square. If the number of Insertions be not
marked on the advertisement it will be published
until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal
deduction made to those who advertise their bus-
ness by the year. The privilege of annual adver-
tisers extends only to their immediate business.
Announcements of candidates for Office, ST. 90
per month. to be paid in advance.
Communications, the effect of which is to pro-
mote private or individual interests, are matters
of charge, aud are to be paid for at the rate of
50 cts per square.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29

AT the request Of friend we give place to
the following severe but just criticism Of some
of the literary and political productions of Mr..
GEoReE WILLIAM CURTIS. We copy from the
Washington Union of recent date, in which
paper it appeared as an original contribution.
The intelligent reader will be well repaid for a
perusal, of this weH-written criticism - Ed.
TIMES. '1H 50
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29
"PATRIOTIsM-AN GRAFTON.

sDelivered at Union College, N. Y, July
20; at Dartmouth College, N. H., July
20; at Normal School Convention, West
field, Mass, July 81; and at Brown Uni
versity, R. L., September 3, 1857, by
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-05

FLoKkNCk, NkhHAskA.
Hii sttesd promptly to all business aoas~e,sd
9Th Lani As.ncy, .asAss In Nebraska ~ wsstssa
inDa.
Laad Warrants besght, cold aaA located.
Hus.safs 'as tham can y" isn uith aay IT III. un
dasssnea.
uDJk -tkukN1, i,assap.ft.
coon, ,asKGESI n DnWNEY Iasatityf lava
GuDK, sAHGkNT n COOK. DssMotass,
snhy<tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-05

xttVAtau8 ~ Uo11tssteh 1sFsuaA0,
Wsr~louss, Opposite u. u. depot, Davenport. iows
DkALkKs IN
osaia, Ylsur, Salt, Cement, and all dsssrip-
sions Of Yarn Proauss.
osdsss svlIctsd and attended ~th dspaseh the
puIchas~ u sals VI DRAIN praes this sad other
markets.
our lsel,s. ass ample iof ths sass. q sii kind. "
0raansad froAuos,
.ash s.tsan.es made eonsg whsn d.
ssfsi
special attention psAd " r.ssisins aud tor~ardiIx
s0sis by Railroad river. Charges sstassb rates
-kkPkkEACks-
Cuok sASgsut, nAaksrs Dasenpart, Cbubb, bru, kar
row d Co. bAnksrs, davenport, N,ekotIs, tAmpbei
Co., Ankers, Davenport. 0eo W. 1in, b~aksr, bunaio
laank Vi or~as, Albion, n. :. Duchess Co Hssk,
TLonsas ksnpshAli, ksa, Rochester, n. ~. walter
Wsacii, n. X. Cay cary 1rAia. eolnn,s-.lon nsr-
shaai, %. ioais, Collins, Humphrey ~, chieaxo
Chiesgo Dsughsy, Wilkinson To-, foaghkupsr, " At
kins Osslry essaiai..sea msrchAnt Loassiiie, ny.
June ~ du
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To The ssilasrs q tAs cisy q Devsapsss

llAkkh d CLARK hayisg sscased tne services
ID 81 vsffass d Aogsnsaa, coil aaswa W bsttA
sss of tais citi - makers of asss qualify bstsh
wsaid s.y 10 thuss wtsalns contract bsteh tUs
NE coming ssasos, thai thsy would do vsli 10 =.
vof ssih aesii, - ss iatsni salss s,ng our yssd
immediately and oIp~ct 10 taAko three uilibss
bries dasing tAss~Ason All orders fsr brics tAs
yssd " b. dsIivessd in ANY part ei cly uiIi
D.. promptly attended ~.
y. B.-risst ysfd On usu,soa street, sbyys the
istisesds E. W bAkkk,
nayd4a.s pALMGk CLAIM.
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JAMES MORROW,
oug9oou and MAMMAL Dantaat.

JAMES MORROW,
surgeon and uesAsnisal Dsnsist.
losss hs services sach ~ hts ifi snds aud lhe
public In general, believing thai he esn aud y li
give sntirv Satisfaction In Ai wors done in the Dan
tAl line. us has boon eagAxea IA VI 0oodrtrh,s of.
Doe Toe The last atssn onths aud believing that h-
hAs sustained hls iormsr repatali asa DsntsG hv
asAs TOT portion ot tho patronage of his friends
sndshc pabiic. His AeV aifsnsals Ia the kuo Ledge
u Doastsssy and arrangements IN his odes and lay
osaeory are suen that s 10 prepared 10 do any
In The Dental line. HE mode OF work 10 diGsren
from oil othess Ia ths section of the soant, seing
more clsanly snd usabts, and worn with more con
err aud sAusfeetion " the weAfcr a. whi put ~
aruacisl indcntaf-s from ose 10 an e,tise scl,
and DO ell other work AppsrtAtning to Dcuiissry.
Ooce and scs aopsc sDnues tsd ,on foarth street,
second hosss vest of Main, sajontag Dr foantsin's
sssidsacs.
Any number of references given nrcquired.
AMI 1SdN
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Stoves, Steves. stoves,

Stoves, stoves. stoves,
At WnaLESALg.
WE wonta invite On. eius-ss IL davenport and
W surrounding sosntrt ~ our large A...stm.ai
e." afgsst.ser brought late ia.s smaax ~hlsh hi
b- found the famous
Charter OAK Cooking Stove,
shsehrbaisaFsa The ~Dfli f.r - adyantsgas an ia
fshiiity.
The ham.t6a- sftt.i-s shiob sAatl sa..tAatt,
h@rp ~ hana inF itnnafs uss. AZ. Ia piAtn. sheet
s.n. all stass boiled sLa hafeaai R-.ia aad ,s.t
tsoh do ,tins.d esp,of bfayflss do block tln, cop
per- i~si sni natal bottsHs, fiv.l= ali ..x.s. al
sAnas vi dressed shi Japsn ~ara. uHnwt. tools, Ne
satet e"oier- and rstsx-fatofs, and ASS .. ali
p"fsans iasefi1K o. sita order, st ssII ts.ns
x"giA ~ oar tire - is~ ~ ba bsaxhl IN shicax
~ VI. Louis. aud sn t~Fms u suit.
fi"as' call snd ioos at oar stock suJ l.afs our
rrtaes. and - lhias y.a sili he convinced al taa
fact.
coani'y msf. hsnts ean rely on boinx .uppiisd At
All times witb tin sara, aud favorable t.sm. al
Wholesale prae.s.
Old rsxs, ,cpIsaf. .Ss. tassn In n ahaax. for soas
Psftieaiss ati.ntiaa paid 4, Hns.s Rasanx saa
1pouiinx, aud lob s.fk h. gsnefal.
wifh 1ksHA u a WILLIAM.
sptedAsN Na.s .fgrrsss' btpsk Front .t.
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7its.i E4
Ian aud sn.r Monday April so, ta57, Aad un,l
~ nr,hor notice sra,as winlcavc paseaporl. q
Masea.ine AaI Iowa cits. tsandass eseepteil FOL
4 lows.
laRretsAtaad Hmtrraa. tram m as AN.
| III trv ght Ana kmixtAatA al ii.So
rrain. si ,ea.a p...aror, er oh,e.., ia, ,sasd,,
| eseept.sits- ttto~s
\ tst Mail traia st s,tU a.
| md rr.lght Tram at iu,SsA N.
III Frctght lratn al s.5n y.
Sla kxprcss 1rsiH al 6B y. A.
| a. follows
| Fraln the We.i,
| lsl MAiil ilrain al t0.0U 4. N
/ 81 Freight Tram ~ iu.lu A. NJ
81 tmtxht Train at s,b5 4. VI
| ih III pfe.s rtsln al 5,SoP. "
frcnl the ksst
L " Naf trsn 81 sio.A N
sai kr..ght Tram at iu.0S A VI,
"a Frr .xhl rrAi0at ii,5UA.N
tsh txpre.s Train $40 =. VI
Al IRAN, catof fDsvespon viii s,as. eonnse,ion.
sith Maseatima AMI lows ctiy.
HI. Passenger IrAins connccl al Davenport vita
ths Rock isian ni aud Chicago Trains.
PAss.ns-r- Are rcmiad.d the necessity OF giving
stinct directions asto the dsstiGaton OF their bag
cage. Ai.o 10 procure tickets before taking their
seat. Ia the ears.
april ,ss7. A.pAy. saps.
cRIcAao AND ROCK ISLAND RAILaoAD.
k0A Z
sUawEn AssMAAGGMksr.
[ y aud aver aonaay, Ag.ii sosa iess, ard ant,i
NIiarthe, n'tiee,u ins viii leave koct issnd dAi
y, sundays excepted, ,as foiievs:
lsttaatl traia NJ 300 A. ~.
stc,pre.. .t,ppius oni, at,he pr,aeipal
s,at,cns at iu.SS A. NJ. /
~ niaht express TA5f. NJ.
th frcight, with sd class carsN I.eo A. M. /
train. sfr',est Mock tsls nd duiis sysexeept
Cd. slola~si
ist asxh4express a. 500 A. M.
u daS express al s.uof. NJ.
~ A Nj
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Ls@sOr store.
Pure imp~iad Wtnes d Lsysvs. Csysrs. sc.
osGssB,
tBisf tha ts~TsnAu Theatre. ssni st, "a hip
- IA ts ety. wiii bs tirai.~ easstsati, With The
isfss-t sad ~-s sk II impsssei wls~-, iaaoss .asd
Aisar., sses bteassl ~ ths Western c.aalsy. Uur
sessJ xssis eli purchased Asats.At, ssaAis,
AID slaipp.d ts 70. ~ suss, tisas #aAblias us ~
GUARANTEES Than pURt
funiias es,niaat that slsk r~s.HA. aaallty D
and Pfe~t %i eapsr. ssur allie With sny An.arisa
80 tnsta Tia" auan,sa ~ PARTIES sssins ~ psrcha.r
DowNkkA HAkNss.
IN. q. boSsxs, fsssn N.u fosk.t
N BsANFs. fFum MsaHfr. mshlJa.s
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Glstbilg.


Large assormsas of bisck sad fancy tloihes
- among Which eas - fousd brown, blue, grses,
naiha siys, trc ch asah psiesoi, snd Aos,s eto.si
svi~s W shteh invite sks ettixeBs of Davenport
70 70 anime Please keep one thine In Jour mind =
ssN ~. - hAfs xst IN. bsst Cater vest Of ~ fofh
NY IL.
may7df gpNn
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Haight, Sears 4 Beck Stt,
Leather N.,ntaetareu. and waol-sai- ssAisss i.
t.sAtAar oI all kinda, sajdi.ss SAddtsrs lizard
~wf.. Goseh rrimminws shoe tina
inxs, Hld.s, &c, =.
yXYEaA.s 80 nov os hand one ntN lsrsustaai b.si
w s.,~s lad Assnrtm.nss oi
I.ensAaT nmA NaAalery Blsars - e.se
ever oGsred In th. wsss. Comprising "a
MOL. and Harness Leather,
i..,tA tAk and hsmioek,
,tilar Lrsther,
Rroneh Am.ricAn Pateat Cali Sales,
kips Aad Upper Leather
OF even sasiety.
Llaias. gsans, Morocco, hlndins Patani aud
prAis sIr.ln., DasA ard knamsilcd Leather, Lasts.
Findings, he.
satlInfy Hardware, Japansed, bsas, aadsv silver
Plated, fs.m the brsi manufacture srfe. Sell adjust
Ing, ,uis aud Pad Roller, Hosso Sho. and spring
Tongasd Baekics, and every anlele tho hsta.ss
her or sadaier eau sish.
Carnage asd Gsac.vs Hovs, Top Props. stamp
Jolnts. Luast .aess, bands, kaamelied lashs, wax
on uabs, s. ~, h.ht fsilows, Csrniaxr shafts
Gssriag.e =, Wagon spr,ngs, Axats, iias.. a.l.
sss, Horss hlankcts, Ply NsIsa, Ae; Bsit Loaf her
Maehins ststshsd asd Rabbvs BslttnE, Belt Mveis,
&C., -
Dash Paid Tor niAes
Vein, ts tns attsnuen Of fpurcha asefs, ioeilas .au
sood - pisasa all In regard " quality aai price
HAi6Hr, skAks Il HIT kETT,
I'd street, ID door abase Perry.
Aag ssat nsvsaport. tova.
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LONDON NEWS


A Ii Lsaasa has lost .a- vi s.s bssl eiassas, Uas
- sape has gained ans pf ,hsc~s. eaters this side
II baaeomb.
asii aud %. II ID. beet sssor,.saai. VI
CLoTxs, CAssisKak.. vn1lsou, Sunnxs
Ash lasEs GOODs AaD fuRsIsn-
ts0 Goons.
.vsr. brought To Davenport t,asC ASTRAL n.s.sg,s
ovs All ssstoD~sa osn depend t~iax nttsd
sss 81 ,hs old stand, "a do " NJ si strs.t,v
side Bfady. splTd
The Old Pleneer Bakery ylill xhoad
't,hE subscrber has fse.ntiy mAfs sat.nsis. prep.
: ssstloas sos IN. mAnutseiaso sf battss, ssgss
Pilot nssad, Ar, ~e., tasets.f with good asssss.
ms - oI LaAf bread, Cakes and RssAs.
1 have siso yusehased the falahl hixnt ios keot,
a.snty, for sha Iasaafaetas. of Cr1m faui's
RAI1uf LOAF 02RAD.
aasd. by Maeainsry. TAs advantages CLAIMED los
lhis yssesssoI Ahing dsesd, shsss the brssd 10
msvs aastosm n qnaItty, sad handsoas In spp~ar
sses 20 seh ubitss Asd more Ii " = uch
tsssss sA ,sl sseoniss sssis, sad w nsny tsssss.
sAnhssms ths naess pssaeA roll, II soss fsssAsr
10 readily tnhodsesd tsse assit,es Who have
Of sssd naA sss Hsosd before. l shsi esatinss 10
ran . hssed Wagon b~vosetore In oosnn1 IAs
seovs ssstess. - tooDs vhisA sansot Nil give
Use sssisfscton, hops " - aba 10 sakry eli vha
may seer ms siah 0sts patronage. IAaakhl ios
yossfsvoss, koEs " ssst: . sontinaanes of ~
sess, All o'dass '-os ssee"ssssY r.ss%s essee'
- ~. DANIEL aOO1Bs
Yiossss nsksry, Front EsseSt, eae sassss assvs
0useOUs q Peoesy0aa's . stssm atah.
uovenDes sl, Nay ". ia1S-dh
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MEnA =. y. nY11s. DENTIST,
a. 1as renewed Ais 0ass 70 Second
U d. bstvssn DSaAy and Perry, .
lsv dsers soss sf Smiths store.
lie hopss MAI ths lest three years eousanl psAsc.
this city has given such satisfaction gill Induce
thoss wisAtag Ihs services Of psnlst W ssek h,s
new location.
A. 1. his work any a,noant Of fuisssness can De
given daslrod. s.pts ID dwu
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As b.N LIS ]. ]. ND u IN u,
FLoKkNak, NkBhAskA IshhIroRY,
siii als.ni ~ th~ ieeAuax Of i&nd Warrants and
Tho psrs a4ss pf eIsms. iAaJs aud los iass In Ne
staska ~ H.stssn Iowa f.f-oas dssiriag lnfos-
m.NoI ihsssss can .bi4ia n W aidrsssing - -
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ra.. hou.s !, oas .t "a. @o., pleasant location,
commanding a aae v,s~ of,as Mississippi s,,s'AnA
kock island. isus2 iu
UrM1leN - HrOckesf,
Dealers IN Paiap, oils, sash Desss, Blinds o..
We a'e naw receiving . large asscriinent 81
Good. sensraiiy kept ~ Paint and ",l ssotst
NJ. iv,ap brady corner OF tth,
syptsi DAVENPORT, IONA.
5000 CONES Se- so's G'.'. I" ~. =, aAa'e'
1000 OOU .s ss,S q i.. .ssss's ne s. .s sas 's s
sale st No. in,0vo.
lkushks-aii slnas 'of sa!s
- ~ No. io,Vlv.
VARNisaEs-uoaeh, farnii1Te snd uamar,
sapsrn"e article ,ss sale 81 NJ ie,,po.
'l'uBk cuLoKs, the largest assss,ne en,vvsr Dro'l
tethl, marsel At No. tU,Oeo.
lJatkNT DIvRh, ine bssl article In u,s for sails
= Al No. l0,MD.
War. +sAO-O sRaScss Il 5isss. 4 ssS s; ssrr.
I lii.' a..lsd aud L.a.e.a on ,! ,ae ~;
" baApLkY Bkol ksIr.
RLiNns, = large as,ortnent ot Kaehe.sr Hhna..
lbjas. r"ceivsd II BkAuLkfA a BRotkkfT.
4 NRfSitL Plate elias. ior coaahc. aud ,aes cas-.
N'sla, sssortm.nt Iar sale a. -
II ts Hsm.l.a ,s.res.
3" F" Chr"me .
i" ,er"s,
f" rausassn,
F" American seriaillian,
- Barnt umh-r,
just ,'-'tsei and IN store.
BRADLEY 4 BkoChErr,
Assi" Va ia.cco. sssdy 81. ee,ae, .,h
0lassd windows
A t.Ahur a..orimeat of " indo~s on rsna vars
A,as '''a s., ss,s 20 vs.; Lssass
~. io,,oo corner Of slh aud brad, sta.
'aptssu AvtNpokf, iuwA.
m ~ rann = on
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lsIiE ssbsnt ipf he sal. oi thu .
hrstsi ApscAtaa, whieh has rsc.isod aaa hausr@
sai fSrty ns~ pa.aasaas, sad where the, hAv- Ls.n
a.ei haze sitaa aals.rssl satislslll,i.. pafta.,
st-hing ~ tatets -spaii gtsr thsir .-s. .sIiy q.
ths -ap,l, ~iii sa iin,stsHI NuuHeE n slkLk.
a4iu ts3s = Ress sls4A anI From 81.
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PI0NH1R lAYxRYl

tksabscsther having ts~n sais~ry sast.i from hs.
old .ta<d by nfe, h.s epsnsa oai the frans
buiidins si,Aning Nsssss ssiia aa., frsat bst~.sr
k Island and Perry sts, whss. he ~iii be glad
his old frssnis and many disposed Il
fasur hlm With th~ar patronage. h. MOUHk
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