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PERSDNAL

go. Hon r. VI. Mci.ane, Md. Is AZ Willard.
: N. Hon ]. ID. e Adkins, Tenn, b. at the A.
ma - Commodore Voorhees,, 4. s.N ,i,mEjrk.
-. Henry Placide IL al his home n, ono
having given Hp all his engagements
-, - yacob = Marshall. editor and nroo,i.,o,
OF nnsan.e'.i' Chronicle, died at that place
pneumonia on Saturday evening last. p's
ko,,. apt Geo w Gutter gentleman ,,..u
..Sstions p thls city, Is Ieetnrin2 in Mobile ON
s.,n..i ne ", } Journal OF Commerce r,.,,;,,,.
,hnna - Iliden and Judge PsrLs, a,'.o'u
Pohrh OF to succeed Hon. Jobn N.Wos
-. ne " overnor of PennsyIv,pi, h.,
~ DdVId " lImot (iate RepubIic,n 800 POINT
S'.,ein, PRESIDENT Judge of the 18Th ,''di ioI
uIs.Ilct OF that state, which position W. ivichai
resigned In August last, and to VIII ~ nllmot
POLLOCK appointed the Hon. Darius R,ii "osefnor
a ~ CyIls Howe, employed In y,,s, nil,
HH1hay HUI, was caught ia the macbina .nii at
" " tahesday, and had his head crushed 80 on
Vi MS arms torn from its socket one
~ Luther Taleou, d worthy ei,,,., a, ~,
% years OF age, was instantly Killed no
- us, Iain, while attempting 10 drive acJoss
ION, on Wednesday near noi-
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CHECKED MAIL BAGs.-AIr Capen postmaster
of Boston, has taken initiatory steps for the re-
form so much needed in the system of mail trans
Portation. The Boston Journal says: "IIe has
devised and put in operation a system by which
every lock mail bag as it leaves the Office is
checked, and by which also every one is checked
as II Is received into the office He has also
adopted measures which insure the more safe
transmission of the mails between the post ONCE
and the dePots; and he is now engaged in per-
feeling arrangements for the more safe transmits
sion of the mails the different routes through
out New England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-10

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1s5s is now
ready for delivery gratis, at d. Gilman's, who
is happy to supply all that call for them Every
family should have and keep this book 1t is
worth having. Comprising much general in
formation Of great value, it gives the best in
structlon Tor the cure of prevalent complaints
mat we can get anywhere. Its anecdotes alone
are worth bushel Of wheat and its medical ad-
vice Is sometimes worth TO the sick the wheai,s
weight IN gold. Many of the medical almanacs
are trash but this is solid metal Its calculation,
are made Purposely for this latitude, and are
therefore correct. Call and get an Ayers alma
manac, and when got keep It.
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The LATE EMIGRANr MASSACRE ExAGGER-
ATED.-The Memphis Bulletin, of December 81,
publishes a new version of the recent massacre of
emigrants by Indians in Utah, which, If correct,
shows thatthe accounts of that tragedy heretofore
received, were much exaggerated. The Bulletin s
authority is letter received by citizen of New
Madrid, from relative who was i'm the company
alleged to have been massacred. According TO
this, the train was attacked by very large body
of Indians, but the latter Were repulsed with the
loss Of only few lives.
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IL In the ease of the New Brunswick, n. j g,
murdeIers, convicted of the massacre of the Nc
KeRzie family Of siS persons, the gallows seems
in fair way to be altogether cheated of It's just
dues One Of the three his committed suicide,
and The sentence of another has been COMMITTED
to imprisonment for life One only is remain.
inc
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NEW MUsIc.-From John F. ElIis's popular
music and piano store, JOG Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, we have re-
ceived the following new songs: :: Twinkling
Stars are Laughing, Love- - Leaving Home -
Going Home" Silvery Midnight Moon.'
" Wake, Dinah, Wake by John p Ordway,
Esq; 8 know, He'll come To- Night" by w
H. TObridge, Esq, music by ii. : Coleman
Esq; " Widow'd Love- by Eugene Raymond :;
% Fondly We vet Think OF Thee" by r. 3.
HamDridpc ESQ
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IL 1t is stated in the Boston papers, that Il
new secret political society has been organized in
that city, called the :! Heart-in- Hand Club -
There are a number of passwords, signals, and
grips, but there is initiation fee, nor any ex-
pense beyond a voluntary contribution to pay the
expenses of the hall The particular object or
policy of the order is not given.
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

Inc DUtoH conDehts ON INC ihot 'uae VIC loi-
giversation Of the Chicago Times has already
landed it among the journals that dispute the
correctness Of the decision OF the Supreme Court
in the bred Scott case to illustrate the fact that
those who abandon the Democratic party posi-
tion on the present phase of the Kansas i'm
broglio. must necessarily mount on the Repub-
sistent -.
The IHteLi,gsHeer devotes its editorial col
umns this morning to an interesting resume OF
yesterdays proceedings in Congress.
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H DR.; O: 6. Prescott Of indianapolis, com.
mitted suicide at the Bates House, in that city,
Few days ago, by taking morphine. 7a1-r
" man named Sullivan was fatally Injured
al Richmond, Va, few days since, while taking
down The Walls Of a burnt building. 80.
H. Philetus Van Slyke, Of Pekin, N. VI, was
killed whilst gagged In saving, one day last
Of timber. "o'a wv 'i's1I" = ''''' = r'sSS
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10 WIN: NJ urray, wood chopper, was run
over on the Baltimore and Philadelphia railroad
near the latter city, on Tuesday, sth Instant. and
killed. ~
IL Day after day, says the Boston Journal.
abie and stalwart men, some of them natives of
Boston, apply to the Mayor for relief, being
wholly unable to obtain work
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.0C+THE HEBREW CONGREGATION OF
A3 Washington. resolved, 10 the last monthly
meeting TO bur lot Of ground, in the CITY of
Wa. ngton, tn build a sy nagogue.
The lot has to De situated iom lith to Sd streets
feet front, and 100 hack. All owners having to dis
pose Of such l?t are requested eommunicate with
avenue, bstwesn 9th and 10Th streets, No. SO, -
3 n S7-2wf SOD $500,
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II From Taylor Il Maury we have Leonard
Scott q Co.'S admirable reprint of the sterling
London Quarterly Review for October.
From j. Shillington we have Peterson's Ma
tional Magazine for January, and No. Il of Bur
tons rich Cyclopedia Of Wit and Humor," for
which Shillington is the Washington agent
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" RRIA ES.

G A II X A ICES
Il HE Subscriber having made additions 70 his
Factory. making II now one of the largest af5n q
IN the District wnere his facilities forSSNfZS
manufacturing kinds Of CAR-NS&3
RlAGE and LIGHT WAGONS cennot he sur
passed, and from his long experience ia the bust
ness. he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
All kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand. - "
All REpAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
Second hand Carr lagos taken in change for new
ONES. ANDREW j. JOYCE.
lo-l corner of l4Ih and r. SITS.
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Dag AGE PRESS OFFICE
- 81 ID STREET.
/dyotnfrg tn. Sfef.S PrinttHx ono,

The subscriber baggage Agent for Baltimore
opened an etfice at the above place. for the acom-
nodaton Of the public, where orders he left Tor
me use OF wagons 10 convey Baggage or Packages
To and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, & c. or Tor
removal IL any point Ia this City or Georgetown.
Once open from O'Clock a. III. tn 10 o ock p. M.
daily except SUNDAY, to 10 O'Clock a. m, O'Clock
to IN pm
JOHN Nj. McCLINTOCK,
Baggage Agent Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad
N. b Persons coming to Washing ION or soinr To
iSaltIinore, not having made up their minds here
they WIZ stop. by giving up their checks To NV
agents on the cars, will have their baggage taken
care OF al this office, at Baltimore Office No m
sharp street, and no extra charge a 10
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d 10 law6w " o'AO0

SpEECHES OF BRITISH STATESMEN,
Slrom Waterloo to the passing ofihe Reform Bill,
VOL, London. lS57. Sis
Speeches Of British Statesmen, from the efor,n
Ball to the Russian War vol, Iondon, 1851 g. %
Report on the Hudson's Bay Company i vol. Lon
Sir John Herschrlrs Essays, vol, London, 1857.
S551. ''
Burns's Ornamental Drawing and Architectural
Design, with aO illustrations, l vol, London IaJ7.
sl.25 ''
I'ergen's Spherical Tables for Great Circle Sail
ing, VOL London Ia57, Sl6l
Baron Munchausen; n fac timile repriut of the
original edition, with engravings. l VOL, London.
Manual of Drills Tor Heavy uns vol, (oficial, D
Norwich, r gland, 81 cents.
B0urne's CatecLISm of the Steam Enrine an
larged edition, London, Ia57, S225 ~
Fertilization, Field, and Permanent: NV Can,s,n
Lendy, vol, London, 1857 S262
buttons Mathematical Tables; Budge's Practi-
cal Miners Gu de; Trubuer's Dictionary Of Four
ansnages; Hertslett's Commercial and Save.
Ira Treaties; Palmerston's Opinions aud POLICY.
Froudes History of England; Blnns's Weehsnic,i
and Engineering Drawing; Memoirs of the Duke Of
~. Simon Mills Colonial Constitutions: Cornw, 4
Lewis on the Government of Dependencies: Bur
a 10 FRANCK cAyIoP
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NNlNTER GLOVES. WINTER GLOVES

Euck, Lamb and Sealskin Gauntlets. f2r driving,
l.lGed hid; Bnckskln, Cloth and Silk Gloves.
Caiiskln Merino. Berlin. and Cotton 90.
French Cashmere, Silk md thread and fur top do
T. , Also. fresh lot of Kid Gloves lust received
to iay some. N ng superior.
Those of our customers who have wanted the
douile stitched kld G We Gu get them by calling
on Ut O. III. u. WHITE a. 90,
Si2 Pcnnsy vania avenue, next door
west of Ta' Tor Maury's Bookstore.
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r. LECTUkES ON MAN nv Prof. ID. =.
w FOWLER. of New York, or Phrenoogv and
Physiology sxpounded and applied 20 Human Life,
will be delivered at Tempersnce Hail. EVERY
EVENING, except Saturday commencing Monday
Dec. O'Clock each closing with public exam
lnatons OF prominent ctizeps, selected by the audi
enee. For subject Of each lecture see small bills
and dally NOTICES In the papers. Seats Is cents
Professional Delineations of Character daily at the
Avenue House., -. ..-. DIST
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A GENERAL RESIGNATION.

Mr.. Wallaeh: In announcing the changes in
the Post Office Of the House Of Representatives YOU
have fallen into natural error which the follow
ing note will correct 1t is copy of one handed
by us to Mr. Cluskey Immediately upon his elec-
ton as Postmaster:
Sir: The undersigned, employed in this Office,
hereby jointly and respectfully tender their re-
signations.
While we adopt this course from self Prospect,
we have no desire to embarrass you. but are
ready, the most Of us, so long may be neces-
sary. to instruct our SUCCESSORS.
Respectfully, CHAs. II. UProN,
JOHN II. CAMPBELL.
G.. Brown,
NJ. WEYAND,
r. e. DoRMER
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now legally residing, except such as either hold
Government Offices, or are mere residents at
the will Of the Government, under permits
from the functionaries of the Indian Depart
ment. Or, in other words, it is all as yet In
dian territory. The mere statement Of this
fact win show how preposterous the idea of nd
hitting q delegate from it to n seat in the
House hall, really is. e
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N0TICE OF TIE Removal. OF THE
camp OFFinE FROM NEAPOLIS.TO
MINNESOTA. "
Ia accordance with the provisions Of tire act of
Con gress, eniIi ed An act authorizing chang es in
the location Of land Offices" approved March S. 1881
t is hereby declared and made known that the Office
Tor the sale OF he public lands at MINNEAPOLIS IN the
territory OF Minnesota, will he removed 70 FoRE.T
CITY, IN said Territory, at as early a period as
prd-IicdbIe.
Further notice as to the precise time Of removal
Will be issued by the register and receiver for the nd
district.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this 9Th day of December. A. ID. 1857.
by order of the President:
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once
d 10. laW6W - '
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II ROB. q. SCHWARTZ.
No. so street, corne- of 18th street,
I'd m, MHoLEssLE AM RETAIL pEALsRrS
RAW, SHUCkED, PlCKIED. SPiCED. AND
SHELL OYSTERS.
III The finest Oysters the malke Affords are put
up In cans end sent " order. ds-lm
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WANTED-M ECHANICS out Of work 10
w SELL. and PUT ON TorTe,'s Patent nd ust-
able Double acting DOOR SPRING. lust INTO
duced, and just ~ season. Men can, hy n little m
dustry, easily make from IS "a : per day M n.
Apply to c. w. BOTELER, General House Fur
nlshing Store, Iron Hal a 1 ecsf
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JEROME GIt.IIsS.

SITUATION WANTED.-A BOOK-KEEPER
- who Is Thoroughly acquainted with the business.
shes situation m somo Mercantile Bankin-
House IN this city. References Ia ct sRcieT end
qualifications will nc furnished 10 some Of the hest
ncusss ~ Baltimore. Address A. u. c, Box No.
2ls City Post Office, Washington. ID. c.
a ,2us
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WANTED To HI RE.-SScNn for the term of ;
w years, secured on M improved farm, Of So
sores 10y adeed OF trust. situated the eltv 10
terest paid annually. Any wishing 10 invest M
that way, will please address J. Il. g. Box tS,
Washing ton cit, stating hen ard here an inter
view can lie had. Interest paid semIannUally n pre-
fefred. Milf
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STOP THAT RATTLING.

] am now prepared to put on Chapman's Elastic
Anti Rafting Shaft Fastener" q sure. "0
remedy for the rafting of the shaft clips SSStyS
of Carriages and Wagons, which can bcNESA4
put al a small expense.
Call and examine at nv Factory, where have
certificates from the leading Coachmakers in the
country: ANDREW J. JOYCE,
left corner I4,h ard 3 ,ts
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L IGHTY YOUR HOUSES.

i lG ii L YOUR HOUSES.
We have in store and are daily receiving GAS
CHANDELIERS and FIXTURES of every de-
scription and finish. They are from the factor, of
Cornelius & Bakers. Philadelp hia, and comprise
many OF the new est patterns.
Persons furnishing houses will find il to their ,d-
vantage To examine.
]. w. THOMPSON & BRO,
80, 2s Pa. ave., bet. 10TH and llth SITS.
a.
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SrANroS's REMOVAL was doubtless brought
about by the fact that he had called an extra
session of the Legislature to nullify, if possible,
the action Of the Convention. This act was in
direct conflict with his instructions, which were
to do his best to secure a fair and peaceahle
vote on the instrument as Submitted His re.
mOyal was made as soon as what he had done
was distinctly ascertaincd here.
Cen Denver of California, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, twho is now out West) was yes
terday nominated rs his successor. Though his
appointment is capital one, it is anticipated
thatitwill be vehemently opposed by the united
opposition in the Senate. The above is n sue
cinct explanation of the facts in the case, which
want of time prevented us from making for the
Information of the Stars readers yesterday
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" PREACHING AND BAPTISM-Rey
;k3 Dr. TEAsDALE will preach in his Church. on
lotn street, ~ NIGHT, and administer Baptism
on the close OF the sermon in the baptIstry. Seats
@ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Corner Pa ave-
~ nue. and Ilth street.-the. r. NICHOLS
CROUCH, the Composer. will resume hls Histori-
cal aud BOG graphical Lectures on the History and
Progress of Music. THIS Thursday EVENING.
Dec 18th. commencing mt O'Clock. and continuing
every Thursday for the winter.
Subject-An Address on MUSIC. IT.
~ WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS, AT
lkS TENT1ON.-You are req ne st ed tn attend m
your Armory on tn uRSDAY EVENING The 10Th
INST at IA O'Clock, for the purpose Of electIn, new
meoers ana other matters of Importance connected
with the Company. BY order
IL Capt. WATT.
0@l.OOk N!-REMOVAL.-St. Mathews
w. sunday School Festival has remoy ed To the
lower Hall Of CaTusI's Saloon. corner nth and a.
streets. and will continue during tho remainder Of
the week The ladies' of the Sch oil feel graf efuI
for the liberal patronage extended and Respectfully
soiI"it n contIhu nee of the same.
Come one, come ALL and aid i'm our noble cause
~ 81 >'
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Il Ia,
A3 dertul Natural Claryoyant, respectfully In
forms the Ladies and Gentlemen of Washingto ton
that she can be consulted medically or on bushes
matters err for one week "nLy, st Mrs Robinson's
to p. m. Madame r. has visited the prjncinsi
CITIES Of Europe and this country. and prononnord
~ physicians and the press. the most wonderful
visitors their true nature and dspostion as if she
had been acquainted from childhood with them.
: IeTIns: tine DOllar.s -..... d3as
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0Y+ATrENTION, SCOTT GUARDS-Tbe
~ result OF the last meeting proving so highly
grntIfving to those who have undertaken the work
OF reorganizatioH that they have concluded To con
tinue their Efforts with every prospect of success
a meeting Will be held a. the Infantry Armory ON
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 10th, at ia O'Clock
Every member OK member. and friend of the com
pany are Invi ed to attend. BY order Of the
d9 u -.... CHAIRMAN
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN ARMY OrPIcER.-TeI-
egraphic dispatches have been received in this
city stating that Col. Wm. Turnbull, of the
Typographical Corps, was found dead in his
bed last night at Wilmington, n. C. The par
ticulars Of his death have not reached this citv.
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LOST AND FOUND.

cSO REWARD.-PsEcway from the suIscrl
StO her, living at Nottingham, PRINCE -
Ieorge's county. Nd. negro boy John GY
HENRY, about q years DID, brig hi mulstto IA
color, about feet inches hig h, and has We ~
~ intelligent face; clothing not recoected. I-~A
will give the al-,ye reward fdeIve red To me- or se
cured ia jail. so NAV get ham again.
VIM. A. QUYNN.
1857 "A In a.
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Gin REWARD.-The per.on who mas m pos
~ session the Book Of Names, Copy 81 THE
HuIes 81 The House Of Representatives.. and seye.
Letters that we. taken from the rooms of A Mem
Der al Congress "n last Sunday evening, in the VI
emily of the kIrkvood House. can receive the above
reward by leaving the taid articles an inc <tgr
omoe. No suestIons asked ds-T
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sIhkkI BOWLING SALOON,
between 9Th and 9th SITS.
The Proprietor Of the shove saloon vr,ii oom.
menoins oa the 7th Of Dec, is57, and A. a
. ssi s;, S on . the asa Of January 1855
numoef OF pins IN any one game, and
present esch individual with magni6cen, Photo
ciIS. register will be opened for the occasion.
Bows not admitted daN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

THE SUBSCRIBER, A. ASSIGNEE %
I tue Rea. and pssssaAl Esssfs q 7. Noes,
s.. o. ..., ,as ioo..ns psssss Of ssr,ss: -
The Aaa.s AID pss.alses situated On u rivss resA
said + u House noase ccnssins ter souuns
with closets Ar 2-d VOID house stabis cissers axd
well a.. - good repair - ~ isei trout W. - sssi
i isss s''@-s'4s ''a s''s' A''4' : 80 -''''
Ala the new and esmnnAioss tvc ssesy tsssk
rouse, asxt east ~ tho rcsdenes IL Mr.. ohsap. -
the sala road Eas, isavsapost 1his hesss y Go
q ias ee., pull, hoss.s N " ssaai the ssy sssssss
IN. ssss:.. .,s s.. ..s :: . ssss
t.sad AL the two csilss lot 10 M asss rsss b
rs feet deep
saaaas s,u,h q the AssssssppA aIssssss Hsaassas
pvpct soxys feet
Al,o. ,arss Gas building .s,s In elsss,s - 9 |.
Al.o iwss,y.a,s sslia.ag '''s In i'ss'ssa . Tssss
Ala aea-eAasi intsre~ti la part Of mock ~ Of the
.tyof Davenport extending from Front ssssss I.
scsnd street, aud being ~ ires fro.t Aad rrsf Ahd
A. ta,s N ) aai 10 In the town u Bethany
Aisn gat | la hassk -. ~ sh~ usiy % - Giaas:
A.. tar f,..e~aas neal Esss.s sisAis Y lsss
,ns.ssaa sast n ,he fallowlas asserlbsd aaa. w
!. "a - r.: y .; =: :. : :: s "a )
DANCE II West, aaa the . i of . W sr csc -, .ad
! Of 4 ", sec =, aud 4 4 Of q 4 ~ zee ~. IN
i ~, y. of IL IL W sst
Al.o, tbs aadlvsde thgss-ssksh part 81 d \ q y
ar soc 2 7. -, u II West.
jss,,ss caaa.,. IA he atsss II 1--we, y ~, -
So ! IA .re s. T -. y Of u Wese. A.. * Il
~ Of : ". SOS. u. Z. -. n u = y West
The ab,.s dssrribed property vail ~ ssid a .
,AckIFtcEs Ald porsons u y On lcaG ttns. yes
farther partle alAr lasnsss u $780, = Mgnena,
l,t,e. Iuiaa1 brady street or of the us<sssulunsd
nsxt DOR lort VI fss, uficc, W ssalrs use1y a.
JOAN l. sWl7b
myi.a4~u Assignee. C q fssss - ns.ssl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

- 0yE9 - - h0D9Gs
This MILL II BUILT or STONE IN A
very smksaAnsisi manner oa solid rock, on III
b2sk " lbs Mississippi River, ~ the city ~ I,s
le~a = fswv ssuvs~~ high, <0ssO feet, with knginr
as ncslsr uaase sstsrh~d, capable IT mannfsrtur
INC IL hasseis u Sour in ~ hors The eaxine 10 ID
ias~s hsve and ~ feet stroke t~o double hue boil
sss ~ tseh~- m diameter - feet long IL itch hu..
lhe~~ essr ~ burrs
Th~ MN sssi lest year, 10 Ia excellent order
sd = sasvsss1sd by well sestl~d and abundance
Nk<st rsistag ~sansry, aud hss heen In sueeeesfa
operation SOC sixteep msnths
The fssar NJ the " Is OLE Clay Mil. has was ~
ese~~nf r~putsttoa in Mnn-ssta. ~ Iouis and chi
sAos aid there W extensive hons trade fur II In
Iyase. faitas Guy, caaaache aud netshserlas
es1nsry.
ossabssss ,sksAs tbs Aour up sad Down The Nj.
slssrpi river. lsss osr plsss for lasdia9 The
Nil. ~bil~ tbs kailre.si froa, faion soPpasits ~
aasg ~ EhlsoGp snosts fsciisi~s Tor The sApneat
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