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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
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DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESEBROUCH,

Dental 011rGoO1a,
MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitsn,s o.
w Davenport aud Vicinity that he has opened III
once directly the Davenport Gas 90. o. In Nor
wins block, Perry, between ThiT and Fourth ss
tor the transaction ~ Mechanical and Operative Dn
tistry In al it, branches Having SeOsived inBtruc
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NEW LosDou, Oet -, 1857.
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INSURANCE.
Llverpeel / Lenden Insurance CO.
Capital, sle, 600, eco.

AUnrroR's OFFICE, Iowa.
10 hereby certified that he Liverpool and Loudon
Vise and Life Insurance Company. Of Liverpool,
England has hlei Ia this Once renew statsn eus,
In &c ordsnce with section s, shsps-s 1t9, laws Of
1851, which receives my approval. 70 therefore
new the certificate Of agency Of Cha lee Aitmann
no for Scott County which Ii hereby continue, 10
full force end effect for the year 1850.
Il 10 further cert hed that the ANNEXED II true
copy Of the statement - nisd.
-. witness my hard and sal at DesMoines
Us this 18Th a.y 9; Mar, Mar ,. i sss,,o .,.
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Mississippi & Missouri r. B.

Mississippi & Missouri r. r.
Trains run BY Chic.eo time. which Il tselvs min
utss faster than Davenport time.
I'm and after Monday, April iitn lsss. ana untn
~ further notice. trains v,n leave Davenport. Ar
Nuscatine, CoInn.bus City. Washington and leea
ist Express and Nail Train u $50 A u
Trains VIII leave Davsnposs spv daily. ssa
lays excepted o. foil0ws
let \ nil Train, 81 ~ i0AR
ID Express Train, at Seap Z
Trains arrive II Davenport Dolly. tsanAsys srssp
eed> ~ follow:
vaoM TEE East.
ist Express Train q e6 A..
"a Mali Train, At 90 -
FROM TINE WEST.
tst IAN Train. 81 c"eo
Trains run BY Chicago time. which 1stweove MIN
ates faster than Daveupust tina.
Ali trains out Of Davenport wall mako eDooecssnao
81 Columbs City, Washington and Iowa Oty vssA
the Western stage Co.'S stages for all paints WEI
The Passenger Train oo0nents - 10ck lslanti vseD
Ohicaso kork Island Railroad trains foe oil snss
East. Ne ia and South.
Passengers ase reminded Of ~ nssas1ly esaiv,a0
distinct direction 70 the dsscnasaos Of thssr ~
gass also before taking Ass sseeaa
Shs oars.
NJ u. The Movnina (l0:l0 A ~ train fos IN Hasa
con.~cts at Juliet With uains on she ntehteAn Csn-
q al u = at he Junction with trains On the ~ -
burg Yt Wsyne l. Chicago = =; 81 Chscagc vlsA
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan o.
trial Rail Roads.
aprl1 yOMN = IMAO1. 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

1UDF received. another supply, pre- u eeots.
II Agthur's LsAiess HOas Magazine tor ApstA peisG
Is eentA.
IonAoa Arr JonSpal for April, price . esots.
ADorieon Wos6 o. RsGA5oa With I laSGe voahloa
plsts. Dsok and Toe Charts q IN siss drssss, -
osats.
L nAca muGlyassd uevs. MassA s, - eln1o.
Oomae Deaquse Tor Aosll, ~ eeo1D.
Doeaov1ag da11y, - GoWocAly nswQopoeab -
= PSess - 1siou1A - - oetAe
Iovs 1Do9 ooesns,
us. - Dsslvst., thsos - - - -
, 1859-03-10

son told u to stop; they expoatulated white they
Wers there: probably three or four times after
Francis cama back from tha Afmory; saverI
times before be went down; don's know who
one Of the nasons; he told him he (Francis) had
no busness in the building; ssw Busoh and his
sop st the side window Of their building, not
leaning cut; stood On the area wall think
some twentp five feet from the window.
Jostph Ptassoa sinorn-Am carpenter IN cm
1,!oy u Smith l. Bro; was At the building ut the
time OF the shooting. (The witness repeated the
details Of the affair In substance as already gfyrn
ty otbers.
cros, Erqminetion-Heard nothing said hy
Francis Busch az b. fired.
Gufdon p. Randall s1oo7n-know M. Boegs;
nm acquainted with his premises. was architect
Of his buildings; when got upon tie ground that
morning found three policemen there; first saw
young Busch that morning; xaw bin afterwards
IN the *cafuld talking e1csted1y to the men. tell
ing them to dts'8t. Heard come oue tell him 10
leave; there was demonstrate u made to hustle
him IT: trhe conversation DC, detailed as lie
forn)
C,oss Ex1miaed-Think nothing was done to
hustle him out Of the building, Int eome Of the
men started towards him, be vent into the street
Heorgt r. 41nith, Sworn-Kne9 the premises
en- State street; 1ecolleet the sf4ir Of Arg 18th:
was there in the morning before young Busch
was srrested; not sfter. (Nothiug material waa
sdded in the examir alton of this Hitness}
Cross.E were building Mr.
Bogga' building; didn't know Of the cutting Of
tbe Basches' house until that morning; whsn We
had commepced and Busch frst told us to stop,
think We hesisased little; tho building had
not then been touched; WAS then picking away
the vail to get At tbs water table; doa't knom
who told Busch to leave Boggs' building; they
made no movement to touch him, - / saw; I
presumed that Mr. Boggs had the right 10 cut
down the building.
Adjourned to ~ to-day.
, 1859-03-10
The Debt Of Gratitude Paid.

We lave long ago forgotten the condition
Of our negotiation viii, New Granada in rela'
tiou to the Iusdydow at Panama, BY which
III 1856, II halt scare ri Americans lost their
lives, in fight with The inhnb1tAas Of TINT
city. But if the diplomatic controversy has
not hecn terminated by any OF the w1seacres
eeat thithcr hy our Government, it will not
b. fixed UP iu i si1ry. BfigadIer Genernt
Georg' wnliace Jones, 'vf tbe Io~s Aiflti',
ard Ex Senator i'll Congress from that State,
has been appointed Minister PIcnipo!entfury
and Envoy Extraordinary to tue Granad'an
Republic. Thus, ut the expense Of all rules
which should govern tue President in the
selection Of members Of the diplomatic ser
rice, i; disregard Of the interests Of the coun-
try if ehc has any in New Granada 10 pro"
tcct, and ia violation Of the verdict Of tue
decision Of IT," Ieop1e VI Iowa, who lest
k1ow Senator J"uet, another Northern sup.
porter Of the Ler"'np1nn iuiqaity has been
pensioDed of. NJ. buchanan may have Dis
charged ! debt Of gratitude. and Iowa may
have temporarily got rid Of q thoroughly paced
and pcstilent dema:o.ue ; but the country
f4ets the bill
, 1859-03-10

We lcarn that the prospect Of the growing
wheat crop has materially improved in Cen
tral and Southern Illinois within tle Past
fortnight, aud that Tie farmers in thusc por-
tions OF the State arc now encouraged to c1-
f'ect fair arcra: g crop. Up to Tue 24.h ult.
it was suppose that most O! the fail sowing
lad been eacctually wirter-kilIcd but since
that time the prevalence Of warm, moist
weather has in used ,cw lifc into the young
plants, md unny fields that were supposed to
he utterly ruined ncw give si.ns of vitality
truly refreshing aaa encouraging. THIS is
especially the case in the timbered regions !;
but even on the prairics there is marked
change in the appearance OF the wheat fields,
and, unless there should be return OF hurd
freezing weather, fair crops will bo grown
where only few duys ago nothing vas ex-
Dcctc1
, 1859-03-10
=. CHICAGO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1885,


TIE RocKFoRn EtorfnssF.-"m- Jonea and
hr1. hsrtel, Of "hose elopeuert from Rockford
No mentioned Testerd'J' have bean arrested 4
dsy Or two since warrant wa sworn our bJ
MI Asste'' and plaeed IN 'ae hands ofone Of
y. hsAdle,'s oetec'''ee' Hho suceeeded:l in
nndlng tne fug1n'es ~ Tie Dearborn House,
on fossdaJ evening. They htd checked their
Baggage at tbs dspot, snd wers just On The poins
starting 'eF bs''on. ::.
1ae circumstances Of me Gus ere these; Ar.
Matthew MarteI, living about three miles from
R3ct sora in Wmneb.xo eran,v ~. c,,,aa M
:, ,,-;,' :, "s e3e" ~
r..;,. - -,T, ~ ,s', uu'A4
h,raa 49, 'st a@tass w,r;ain rss.. - wv ".s ~ 49,
:,, ~s@ "'1AA.
, 1859-03-10

John Petit. ID. {diny 1e.). WIS yesterday
nominated and confirmed as Chief Justice Of Kan
sas Territory, rse Lecompte removed. TliS Is at
exchaDge whnch will ren,iau people Of tho horse
trads l,c:wtcn two distinguished jockeys: Afler a
deal Of ehAneriug about the boot,n in which
neither party got the advantage {he bargain be-
Ing concludcJ), says jackey No. l, i" forgot to
mention that my horse is dead" Hum," So, s
the other ~ mine il tte:td tno ~
, 1859-03-10

The building Of Thomas Logan, at BAsco,
Hancock County, Ill, together With his store
hnd the Post oaice, which we're in the building,
wsre destroyed By IRE on Saturday Last The
goods that we're consumed were valued at
$4,000. All the papers and letters In the Post
Qt6co we're destroyed.
, 1859-03-10
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
Cook County Republican Convention.

Cook County Republican Convention.
The Republican sate.s o. Cook County arc hereby n7
sife I'd thst County nVr-noa vii ts he1n u Ii: 81
n+rt.o,s Rot IL the Ccu.t ouse, II the city ct CHI
e.ro. on Il. lIh dAy Of March 1862 n 2oclock p H..
for tic purpose poua attns esndida.ea TO b. sup
ported hy The Reprh1eaa party. Il tie Ju ds1 Tseciou
I, he :ed ou the frat Tuesday n April.
Tae several # .rds *nd To~ns viii send delegates.
tased nj on the Republican vote caat in sid wAds and
towns 1t tic lart County election u follows:
M De1ern1es No. De1eRsse1
, 1859-03-10

WEDSxsDAr, March q
and approved. i, r.
Supr. Pennoyer offered tho following: -:
R&olped, That committees making rep6t32*
aud Recommending tho payment Of bills 70 fn<
dividusls, state in full, for what such bill4 did
I'll allowances are for, 10 that other membe{1tq&
the Board, besides such CONN., ittee may kBh9
what these bills are for. r
The following report Of the County Phyacinn
for the quarter ending Feb. %, 1889, was read
and accepted.
GExrLkAEs: OF tha GIG inmates of the Cook
County Aims House, l7s have be-a under med
ical treatment: 81 have died; Is born. The
dVsrsiRcd character of the diseases is rs FOL.
, 1859-03-10

Tae psuA5 meeuaxs far the eleodou Of delekates viii
bt he'd It s<sh town Eth ths execution Of Wet 'na
south chca=o II lie places o. holding elections, Il
soc!ock P. h.. On TtuEsdxy. the 10Th in- The psiu'
ny neeinxla Wet chicaxo viii be held II the Votks
Gazten Hote In Holacn: aud Of so&h Chicago. Il the
hnnsc Of 5. L Dsrow. EAte etreet n TX o'clock p
n. Of said lob iEkt And the primary nestuks Of the
aeYcta ward OF ths City Of O-iesxo will be held At TX
O'clock. Of sa.d 10th tuE.. at the golo1lnk places;
F1H Ward-0r3enl Honse. a5 Ssate street. corncr sf
V8n Euren.
Second Tard-Eosae House No. l. Dearborn street
!. Third Ward-ahesda Office.
Fcnhh Ward
FIrh Tard-uorue1s Hsll. Wett Randolph street..
Sixth WArt-%est MA1tet Hall.
sesenth W4rd-At German Hall on Wels street.
Exhih Ward--Knxe ttrret Hall
Ninth K4rd--Entne Honse No. 6.
Tenth Wa1d-Nlsmsyet's Ho:&. corner Of Canal and
Mitchell s3rtet1
CHAS T. WILaQY, l
GEj, HCHEEiDER
Julian ~ aSEi. ia. o+ntr.1
1luR8CE WAIfE, t1amm;,, ~, NILE -
J. D. WARD e@s@
Jf VOO3BURY
Ii WlLMARTH.
, 1859-03-10
THE CITY.

REMOVAL OF CoSvICTs.-Fifty conv!cts we're
taken from the Alton State Prison on Sunday last,
and convey ycd TO the new Prison at Joliet. d.
, 1859-03-10
GTATEA ENT OF THE CONDITION
Or THE
CONNER eial Mutual Insurance
~@NF@ @r~

So.NA9<AN Y
On the Flrat Day Of February, 1859.
Made to ths Audsor Of Public Accounts ot the ete II
Mno!A pHzsSant % the ssasuse Of th1* ssa.e ttd
s:':: ss
rrstThe name Of the canoazy. Is, "cenzere.1 M
seee1d-rhe amount Of its authorised capI-
:aoant Il u cioii.i p.id 10 IT, StoS,
!. .111h-1he a1sess Of The COMPANY a:e:
Iss!: Dc rs css1:a; .ssa::d 81 tas't.:3: '''~1'
Deb :othst. !: sseaFsd II osf voaahsi; &C: '@''
1ol eharet Cleveland oo.unsus md ~
sss;s: Stvs,.ss & qs S.'s.s3: :sa '
100 5sa1:s H,asf! a.ak 1se ck|s;. a'
Is sss9. aas Ss:' es3:.sa ina siai:;*o: ;ss So: If If
80 Ehare1 Northern Transportation
CSnpAo1..-.... 70 W0 1900
a.3t1oo
Bil. Iteely .bls fer premiums. AclaM
- sia3l5
LIABILITIES.
sants q otae1s bstos e.lsnee of ssHss
@1lbISeo:ses ada;ssd 3 tnd d De r.. mona
ssSs sa'sa - e. ssoo
saA1,e:,. ,e.,s. la j. fa.e;n.s H. arars fuFhsr
Tenth NO etaeF elains axlat the company.
MISCELLANEOUS
Hs,e Il :D5 enf Rk
:. The la1zsT Pfe R!.f i f'.e iheu.and Doii r. ~
Isst s a.a,sa e = f. e. e. e
viraxe. 10 19:ecn y subject
sss
Foreenth-Ihe acI Of incospt EAoa Ia HIe in YOUR
s1ab :, sss. so Is 4.a <t,
Of ths Commercial dutaal Inraf.nee oenDsn1. TO ~
meat u - a. r i ..la o,3,su, ih.s tie sai' il
Haadfsd Ttoa..nd Dollsr: q essn c'D,l i've % tea Il
soe5; pr 1 { e. Il
sount toF sh!ch the aortxtet "a tae above
Il TIE e
the maoaxrm-ns At rid ornV15y ether II Frssidea.
ae1.xa1e .bo7s describe ne pot bsea ssitnsi. x
il ~ - s s5 P.rt% y 81 a;d a.
c'7'an'- Ut. Z e risbiIfs Is x.fa9ses sse..t.1
IL I'd t. st 4s:..e q =: ~ e
rst,!; y F. +: has7!: /. i; !:ia aiSx; SS;a.,.
Kno- ali aea ;, these pre:.e.. th.. ths coum:re4..
is, sss s:ssn q !;
e; ssd s:a ): :. e 9.a "a
suei,nt IL tnat oeaa the a.N serv.d mon ssid
Co0panJ rdlok 70 tae lsxs Of .hs at4 Of 1aofs
sessss ss1sa .8a q
Iaitsi!aoa1 thereof tas ID osaaesdL Mutual IN
e asTs m g asF os = e
;; ., I'D osas.s; 4 & IS sof y zsSs =
eiio. 4. 11.n411- eeeretar1. '
Certificate 10 Expire The xsa day Of Janusrv, I&4
ArpIro4s 1r4 a1A1x o. l5somt
vAe4ea 1ns 6sa5tss..i as1s 5 ras1,, 1a To-
sS:s 7 4 :: i e sss:Is;:a +: r. =
Cocupxn;es Eet Inorrporat*d ~ ths Aas cf Iinnia"
Approved Feoru4ry 1sh. lssa ~ a. srntndatory
Sosd q tho required aaasnt q efplsi tn1e ted ID
e "a m laea s asasa s. lie Psiaes q saes H.
tosfeok arrohtns stnsse 6ibso-, of ch'case; III
n1sa Id os fe e1 I'd g :1 h 1o 70
ac1sasass se1va u p;oo@ toE 4ad % behalf Of aald
Gono:as oees7;tn = -: sss.ss re sf ssses.s aoon h
erse< Sy = 80 So @ 81 sooa % se1 'ios- - s - e'7 81
1eooest. 8 5s sts.s .: tnos % hefeb1 ce1ir IL
&c "a 6eep.o5 te eaae:. q e,
IN III ste. 1ns the Thirty t1st daI e JaauilJ Ia ~
e g T. sa e = e. g e. =, may b
In testtn,nJ whe1sst bars hef. unto sub.ertb<d
asss 80. e g. - ri 1t =, esi s i'll
JEsal 4 Dt8oia Aadi;ar 2. i.
Assnts omos, Ha : Punsruy's Building.
nhlolm e4ls fUE4EAtH41
00n HHDR SUGAR HOW ARRIVING
"Os@4hEsse ~ z srynrrnn uvaA~
, 1859-03-10

WENT IN FOR 4 REsT AND GOT BlokE.-Hun.
Fin. D. P.eston, few weeks since purchased q
bust Of Stephen 4. Douglas, whc:ewith 10 orna
ment lis dwelling at 01ney. It vas sent to lin,
and when he opened Tie box with tLe balpy
anticipation Of htIoldtng lic-likc person nca,ou
ftte minority Senator. to his unuterablc Lorror
he found it 1lolcu into thousand fragments.
, 1859-03-10

- Rsv. Hen+y Giles will lecture before tho
Young Mems Association this evening at Metro
po;tan Hall. His subject il Is ChaFlotts Brontf ,
and the Bronte FatniiY." Tue high reputssfSf
OF Nj. Giles ns lecturer will be sure to secure
full attendance
, 1859-03-10

NoTAnY rrBL,c.-Henry Haml1n. tie gentle
mauIy clerk Of tile fremont House Las been ap-
pointed Notary Public, This will BE- gnat
convenience 10 the guests Of the fremont.
, 1859-03-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

[Uomnunscated.1
Complimentary Benefit to Maurice
strAkoseh:
MAURICE SfRAkozc8, E.Q.;
DEAa s1a-The undersiRsed, citizens Of Chi
ergo, being desirous OF expressing their nppre-
citation OF your Efforts to entertain aud amuse
them With that most refined a4d pleasing OF all
amusenents, "The Opera. ," and feeling sensible
Of their obligation to you for undertaking an en-.
terprlse attended with 80 much risk OF pecunia-
n loss. are anxious TO teoder you soma sub-
s.antial evidence Of their esteem for yourself
and their appreciation of your services.
With this view they would requss. of you,
Ut consistent with your srrapgements), to ao-
cept Of a Complimentary benefit prior to your
departure from our city. Re would suggest
that &he Opera Of Eenau1, at the .rher ei Ss-
vile, be produced on thu. OCCASION, feeling
confident that either of tbrse would prove high.
ly attractive to our music -oTing public.
, 1859-03-10

Adjournment of the senate.
The extra session Of the Senate will adjourn 1t
9 +. u. to-day.
, 1859-03-10

TIE nc" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hor. .1,scpl Holt Of ceorgla, Commissioner of
dent and confirmed by tue Senate, is Pos!mls ster-
General,
, 1859-03-10

81 There j. 4 letter in the postOfice q: Bocm-
lqglou, in tis State, addressed to Robert Halsey,
Chicago, which requires stamp to get it.
, 1859-03-10

Chicken Tn1kvks ABOUND The chicken cooA&
in the West Division are su1ering just now froAe
chicken thieves nss. Hendrie. st 2l5 Madison
street, lost fifteen CHECKERS few nights ago,
and numerous others hare suffered from the
Same description Of thieves.
, 1859-03-10

SWEDISH RkruBL1cAS Mkk11NG.-A large eud
enthu.iastio Ssedish Republican meeting wss
Chicago avenue, Tbs meeting organized BY ap-
pointing 9. J. Sta1bropd President, Charles
Charleston Vice President, F. Z. Jocknick Sec
retary.
Able speecbes were made by G. J. Slaltzaud,
Charles Supdell. John A. Nelson, r. Peterson,
C. J. Anderson, and others.
The meeting appointed J. StaibTaod and
John l. Nelson as delegates for the Swedish
Republican, in the Seventh Ward at tue coming
election.
, 1859-03-10

P1xx's PEAk,-Trunks, val1ses sud travelling
bags, manufactured expressly for a trip to she
Gold Mines q. ", i q. ). Wright's 81 apd 2l9
South CLARK ssraet. fel9-on
, 1859-03-10

SxAnss's Bk1utL-The Chaplain to tesmen
in this city is now conducting pEotracted neet-
ing, ssaisted hr Other c!ergymea, At the Deshet,
Garner of Wells nnd Michigan stree,a. There il
preAchiug followed BY season OF prayer every
evening. commencing at balf.past seven o'clock.
The meeting bids fair TO be verF successful
one, IS it has been in progress but few days.
and alrea:y cumber hare protessed faith in
the Saviour.
all are cordially invited to attend and take
part in the exercises "Wbefe &he Spirit Of
The Lord is. there is liberty"
, 1859-03-10

81 r. advertisement Of Bo1dois. Sewing Ma
chimes. II Lake street. js4-ly-l30G
F SEQ advertisement Of Quaker City 80
Sewing Machine l. CoRS4L1 i Co.,
oc2S1y 1eS Lake street
, 1859-03-10

E3- Grover i Bakers new aud uueaualled
Family Sewing Machines st $50. SIS and &1o0
with freight hdded- Hcmuera IS additional
4 fresh supply will be opened this day.
H. Alx1Ax1kR, Agent
mh6 1wk cS9l 1855 LAX st, up siairs.
, 1859-03-10
Ha sTBAKoscH's REPLY.

Ne sTBAKe8CH6 RKPLY.
Mess4s, David stua,t 8. l. Baker md others:
GtnAtmen-With full sense ot the honor
Jon do me, IS well By your appreciation Of my
efforts to produce the 1ta'isn Opera ia an accept-
able manner t. all lovers OF the drnmstlc and
musical art in Jour city as By the mode in which
You have chosen 70 manifest sha& appreciation,
accept your kind offsr As freely aud as warmly
aa it hGs been rendered, and ahall be hsppy,
with your permission, to name (Fr'day) The
llsh a. the day upon which your considerate
u we'll u Complimentary Benefit shall take
place.
sssure Jou, gentlemen, ii il q subject Of
much qualification to me- to know that the citi-
zsns Of Chicago have always seconded ny ef.
forts towards tho cultivation of the musical
with satisfaction to the fact TINT was the first
person to oring before the Chicsgo public mu-
alca1 talent OF ~ high Nh order Is that of which
anT city in tho world eau boast.
am also. gentlemen. peculiarly and perma-
nentiy Interested in your great aid rising city.
du.triay ~ we'll u intellectually and artasi-
cally. j look upon it ~ the grest commercial
capital Of the Northwest, aud hare 70 looked
upon it from the first day upon which l visited
it; and one Of the dreams, it 'msY 90 expresa
mTself, Of my life, has been that one day may
in the metropolis OF the Northwest
For particulars respecting the performance
upon The occasion ot. pour complimentary bene-
fs allow me to refer you to IN advertisement in
another column. lam, gentlemen,
Respectfully your ob't seruaot,
AAuRIcx S7RAkosc1.
fremont House, Wednesday, March 9, 1859.
~ This day at 10 O'Clock, Aes*ra. Gilbert
4 Sampson sell. at their salearoons, No. So Lake
street., the largest aud richest assortment Of
Faruiture, Carpets, Is, erer offered at suction
in this city.
~ Grover i Baker's new and uuequalled
Family Sewing Mschines st $50, {75 and 800
with freight hdded- Henmers IS additional