ocr: ( i i i CLARK & ARCHITECTS jlxd builders, WILL furnish Blans ond Elevations, and superintend the erection of bpildings or contract for their erection and completion. All orders left at their shop of office, on Clift street, near Lowry’s Landing, will he promptly attended to. John r-clauK, JAMES CARLISLE. St. Cloud, Feb, 10, 1867. 70tf


ocr: Niuinger, Oct. 17, 1857. For Sale. A first rate grist mill, with two run of atone, on rea sonable teruia. Apply to, U. U. SPENCER. 6tf , Louisville, M. T. J. M. HILLHOUSS. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MKRCHANI. Corner of Second street and Clarke Avenue, Utee, City of AI winger, M T, The undersigned begs to give notice to the eirisen* of Washington, Scott. Rice, Goodhue, Le Sueur, and tha adjoining Counties, that he has just opened his Ware house on the I*evee at Nininger City, and would aolicit any business of a Storage, Forwarding, or Commimiou character ; and being desirous, of eetabliebiug himself, would say to citisens of the above-named counties, that all goods received by him will be free of storage for tlnrtv days after their receipt. As Nininger is at least three miles nearer the greater part of the back country than *tbe adjoining town of Hasting!*, persons doing busiueaa at Nininger will save at least six miles of teaming, a matter the importance of which need not be urged upon the public. J. M. UILLUOUSE, RaraacNrs*. J. R. Case. Eagle Saw Mill.' G. 0. Robertson, K*q„ Ignuti.i- Donnelly. fi*q„ Kialngtr, M. T. <•«". 11. Burn*, Banker, M. A. Miller, Civil Eng., John Nininger, Lq., St. Paul, If. T. On.-* \Ve»i. Forwarding Si Com. Merchant. St. Louis. Mo. Ogden A Coj.p, Burlington, lows. M . L. Johnson A Co., Dunlri h, 111. Lorrain A Co.. Galana, 111.

place_of_publication: Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]

name: The Emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume]

publisher: Ignatius Donnelly & Philip Rohr


ocr: Cljf emigrant liil Sanrnol, A. W. M i v I* # « A E. ® . EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, t 3 ISSUED EVERT WEDNESJ=\Y AT THE CITY OF NININGER, DAKOrA CO., M. T. AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. RATES OF ADVERTISING t Eight lines, one time, SIOO “ “ three times, 200 AffiTSpecial contracts will be made with those desiring to advertise by the year.


Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume]

ocr: AAD LET LIVED HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. UPH AM respectfully announces to the • citizens of Sauk Rapid* and vicinity, that w prepared to execute, in the beet manner and nt rates, House, Sign, Carriage and Orna- G.laa.iog, Graining and Paper Hang*. "8, /*»•<*- patronage »«*pactthily solicited. Sunk Rapid*, April 22, 1858. , nl2Btf

place_of_publication: Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]

publisher: Jeremiah Russell


ocr: PINGRU,~ (SUCCESSOR TO G. L. JOHNSON ft CO„> 3r -t trm U-tjd ' WHOLESALE $ PAT AIL FORNTTVRE,- of every description. alvle and oenfity. rooms m STONR BLOCK, JVfofc: S*r£t, J.«tve t ToqrpSC Anthpny. »»M.*lß/* « >


ocr: Clje emigrant IfoSanniol, A. W. MACDOSAID* EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, IS ISSCED EVERT WEDNESDAY AT THE CITY OF NININGER, DAKOrA CO., M. T. AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. RATES OF ADVERTISING *. Eight lines, one time. - - - • ------ $1 00 “ “ three times, - - - - • - - - * 200 JggrSpecial contracts will be made with those desiring to advertii-e by the year


ocr: t'lje Cinigrnut liil A.W.»IC D O 1 A L D , 8 I‘tTOK AND PROPRIETOR, IS ISSUED EVERT WEDNESDAY AT THE CITY OF NININGER, DAKOTA CO., M. T. AT TWO DOLLARS A YBAR, IN ADVANCE. K%'*—• RATES OF ADVERTISING : . Eight lines, one time. “ “ three times, - tggrSpecial contracts will be made with those deairing advertoe by the je*r


ocr: mLWIQVSE k PURCELL, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Hard- ware, Crockry, &c. Constant supplies on hand of the best quality low for cash, Nininger, October Ist, 1857. 2:ly


ocr: J. U. CABLE A CO, XBAf MARKET. Fifth Street, (near the Handyaide House,) Nininger. Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pish, Xce, Slc. DRIED FRUIT of all kinds kept constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest rates. Also, Lard, Butter, and Eggs. 2:1 y


ocr: SECOND DISPATCH! LVMBER AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW RATES! At the EAGLE SAW MILL, City of Nininyer, Dakota County , M. .T. The Proprietors of the above Mill have now fitted up and completed their extensive arrangements to fill all orders for lumber at short notice and at the lowest market rates. They are also manufacturing a first class qualify of LATH, which they will sell at $2,25 per M. And are also- turning out SUPERIOR SHINGLES , which they offer for five dollars per M. With their superior facilities, the undersigned are determined to supply the citizens of this and adjoining counties with as good and cheap Lumber as can be pur chased anywhere in Minnesota. Wheat, Corn, and Oats taken in exchange for Lum ber at the Market prices. J. R. CASE & CO. Nininger, Oct. 17, 1857.


ocr: TO RENT. Several dwellings and business rooms. Apply to CHAS. E. CLARKE, Nininger, Nov. 21, 1857. sth street S. C. WHEELER, SCALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Boots, Shoes, Data, Caps, Yankee notions, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, NININGER CITY, M.T. M. LEVO7) north Western Saddle, Harness and Trank MANUFACTORY, St. Anthony St. (opposite the American Hotel,) ST. PAUL,. FLANLXG! FLAM KG, The subscriber has got in operation coe ot Gray A IV ood’s first quality Planers, and is prepared to do all kinds of Planing at short notice ami in a superior man ne. and and MINNESOTA-


ocr: I j | * David Day. J. Ridgeway Jenks. DAY AND JENKS, DEALERS lit Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, and Oils. Window Glass, Glassware, DYE-STUFFS & SPICES ; PATENT MEDICINES, Pure Wines and Brandies, Perfumery, Fancy Good and choice Cigars, Corner Third and Cedar Streets St. Paul, M. T: jun 12n49y 1


ocr: W. A Ik W. 60TETT. ARCHITECTS, Contractors and Builders. The above firm would respectfully inform their friends the public generally, that they arc now prepared to designs and superintend the erection of buildings any Style or description with neatness ed dispatch at reasonable rates. 2:ly


ocr: STOVES STOVES, AT THE CITY OF NININGEIt M. T. A large supply of COOKING, PARLOR and OF FICE STOVES, have just received by the undersigned, which they offer at the most moderates rates to the citizens of this and tbe_adjoining neighborhoods. Also a large assortment of tin and shcet-irou ware to suit the wants of the publio. Jobbing of all kinds attended to promptly. Roofs tinned in the best manner to order, Rags, lead, copper brass, etc., taken in exchange for goods. KEMP A Co. City of Nininger, Oct. 24, 1857. 11


ocr: €l)f emigrant lit! a’, w . Macdonald. EDITO It AND PROPRIETOR, IS ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT THE CITY OF NININCER, DAKOTA CO., M. T. AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCF. RATES OF ADVERTISING : Eight lines, on* 1 time, . - $1 00 •• three times, - - 200 contracts will te made whh those desiring to adverti-e by the \e tr


ocr: Written for the Emigrant Aid Journal Our Country. Our Country ! Our Country ! 4 The home of the brave, The land of the free,’ We love thee ! We love thee ! May thy destiny, From the wave to the wave,* Be to open the portals of freedom to all— To free the oppressed— To aid the distressed^- To straighten the bowed, them who fall Our Country ! Our country ! Each brave patriot heart, Grows warm at the sound We are free ! We are free ! May wisdom be found In every part; May the Gospel be cherished by every one; May our rulers be true— May they kn »w what to do, That our country a long race of glory may run. L. N. Countryman Ninioger, February, 185 i. *From the Atlantic to the Pacific For the Eniigr int Aid Journal. Our Town. On Minnesota’s beauteous soil, Just sixteen months ago, This spot was chosen for a town — Ah, what has changed it so ? A few short months have passed away Since these were farming lands, And farmers gtthered off their crops Where Nininger now stands. But now, instead of plow and scythe, Mechanics have their sway— The hammer rings, the saw is heard, Throughout the livelong day. The smoke goes up from cottage hearths, From cabin home, and halls, And over all, the light of hope In peaceful beauty falls. The Mississippi’s sparkling wave Before us gleams and glides— On high, the saw mill’s stately shape Towers o'er the hurrying tides. Our proud projecting rocky bluffs Peer upward unto heaven, Wild battlements to shield the wealth Prosperity has given. Then gather here from East and West- Come to our thriving town— Come cast your fortunes with our own In common venture down ; Join iu the current that must build A city on these lands Till thousands and ten thousand tbyong Where Nininger now stands. * w. w. o*** Nininger, Feb. *22, 1859 A TIIRILLIftU AUVKUUaE. A STOKY OP THE lIEVOLUTION. The American the Revolution,


ocr: WOO it CHOPPERS I I'M A TED. I want several hundred cords of wood cut an(P bank ed, and am now ready to enter into contract for the same. CHAS. E. CLARKE, Nininger, Nov. 21, 1857. sth street. TO RENT. Several dwellings and business rooms. Apply to CIJAS. E. CLARKE, Nininger, Nov. 21, 1857. sth street. Nininger, Nov. 21, 1857


ocr: SMITH, HANCOCK A THOMAS. ADDITION TO NININGER This addition, consisting of Eightt Acres, hare been surveyed and platted in eonneetion with the original town of Niuinger. It lies within the limits of the original town and is hounded by it eu three sides. The lots lie a* near the river and th; levee, aa the same number of lots as fir«t laid out by the pr.prietnrSb They are the only lots to which no building obligation hat been attached; they are sold free of ail incumbrances This locality is unsurpassed for beauty on the Mississippi river - it haa an •asy access to an extensive back country of great fertilitv. and affords a shipping point for a section of terr lory, reaching at least obc hundred miles into the interior. Nininger haa within three months acquired a population of two hundred persons. Applications for lots can be made to Dr. P R Smith or te Andrew Levering, Real Estate Dealer, of St Paul, or te th* andersigned. HANCOCK ft THOMAS. j * Minnearofis, M. T.


ocr: ENGRAVING ON WOOD* Ail kind of Book Illustrations. View* of Build-'ays ood Mp» shiner/. Lundwipn, &c., DrupftiM’s, W : ne and Tobacco Labels Portrait*, Animals, Societies Seals, Bill Heads, Envelope Stamps, ft*.. Ac., Drawn and Enpraved in the boat st/le, and promptly forwarded to an/ part of the Union, by Mali or Express, in safety. Address DAVID DRIER, V K. E. Cor. of 7th hud W*Jiut. U Flow. Pkil»4tlphm


ocr: SAMUEL G. SLOAN. REAL ESTATE AGENT AND St Anthony St., between Market and St. Petar Sts., SAINT PAUL. .... MINNESOTA. And Corner of Clarko Avenue and Fourth SC, NININQER, MINNESOTA. Lund Bought and Sold on Commission. Money loaned, investments made to the best advantage. Deed?, Mortgages, other Legal instruments neatly and accurately drawn. Town City Property for sale. NOTARY PVBLIC. REFERENCES. I PUILADfeitPIIIA. ! Charles Itlinmi*. K»q . n ——■ ftiirrr. Andrew D <n»b K»q . lion William D Kelly. J V Cowell Agon. Pry Oecda Mesqfte, Kl«m V Winner. Knr'jf A Can'* tter% John W t'imee A Sons, Drugntffc II *. \»ra. 11. Witte. MINNESOTA. Aov. Will's A. Oormuii. Kz-Qct. Alai. Kinsey, I 100. Henry M. Hire, Han. U. H. Sibley, H. McKenty, ilvj.. Dealer in Rani Est’e, IlolUagrhatul A Be ker. A tty 's at Law. Maeuliin 6 Edferton, Ranker",


ocr: <Jhf emigrant lift Sfonrnol, A. W. MACPONALD. IDITOK AND PROPRIETOR, It IMCID KVIIT WEDNESD&T AT TBS CITY OF NININGER, DAKOfA CO., M. T AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. sates or advertising : Eight lines, one time, $1 00 “ three timet, -- 200 Special contracts will be made with those desiring to advertise by the v#ar.


ocr: N. IT. CHENEY’ S at SA T MARKET. Fifth Street, (near the Handy side House,) NininoEE. Bee£ Veal. Mutton, Fisk Zee, &c. 19* DRIED FRUIT of all kinds kept constantly baud, and for sale at the lowest rates. ALo, Lara, Butter, and Eggs. 2:lj


ocr: Dissolution of Copartner ship. The copartnership heretofore existing between the under the name of J. II Carle & Co., is day desolvcd by mutual couseut. The business of concern will be settled by us at our old stand. J. H. CAi.LE. A. N. CHENEY. Niuinger, April 12th, 1858.


ocr: ARTBSIAtt WELLS, HEADLEY & ELSTON, Practical Artesian Well Drillers, respectfully in form the citiaens of Niniuger and the country at large, that with an experience of five years in the above bus iness, they may flatter themselves to give entire satis faction to all who may favor them with their patronage both with regard to their work and price. References—J. R. Case, Niuinger ;I. DeKay, Hast ings; S. N. Casey, Lewiston. * 8. C. HEADLEY. J. A. ELSTON. Niuinger, May 5, 1858.


ocr: GUmTES BERGLI7SD, VVWV VlsVvW* Would respectfully inform the citizens of Ninioger the publje in general, that he is now prepared to all work m hia line, to the entire satisfaction of his tomers. All orders promptly attended to with and dispatch. Paper Hangings constantly on hand for sale, Vooms papered and decorated to order. June 20,1857


ocr: ~ WOO CHOPPERS WAN TEu. I want several hundred cords of wood cut ant? ed, and am now ready to enter into contract for same. CHAS. E. CLARKE, Nininger, Nov. 21, 1857. sth street, TO RENT. Several dwellings and business rooms. Apply CHAS. E. CLARKE, *,; Nininger, Nov. 21,1857. sth street.


ocr: SHIXGLES THAT ARE; SHINGLES. PINE BEND AHEAD ! Messrs. HAINES & SMITH, Pine Bend, M. T., are offering for sale their first quality of rived and hand shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders solicited from the back country of the Vermillion, which Can he supplied from this point more conveniently thin else* where. Those desirous of an article that can be depends ed on should give them a call. -- *


ocr: W. & L. «r. GOfBTT. ARCHITECTS, Contractors am} The above firm would respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they are now prepared to furnish designs and superintend the erection of buildings of any style or description with neatness ad dispatch and at reasonable rates. 2:!y


ocr: VERMILLION HOUSE, EMPIRE CITY H. T. Marti Brook man, Proprietor. This house will always be fonnd prepared to eacom modute travelers with everything to iu ike th tm om lortable, and at reasonable tiff


ocr: SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES. FINE BEND AHEAD! Messrs. HAINES & SMITH, Fine Bend, M. T. are offering for sale their first quality of rived and hand shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders solicited from the back country of tho Vermillion, which can be supplied from this point more conveniently than else where. Those desirous of an article that Can he depend ed on should give them a call. Pine Bend, Aug. 24, 1857


ocr: SMITH, HANCOCK & THOMAS. ADDITION TO KISIKOEB. This addition, consisting of Eighty Acbes, have been surveyed and platted in connection with the original town of Nininger. It lias within, the limits of the original town and ie bounded by.it on three sides. The lots lie as near the river and the levee, as the same number of lots as first laid out by the proprietors. They are the only lots to which no bailding obligation has been attached; they are sold free of all incumbrances This looality is unsurpassed for beauty on the Mississippi river: It has an easy access to an extensive back country of great fertility, and affords a shipping point for a section of territory, reaching et least one hundred miles into the interior. Nininger has within three months acquired a population of two hundred persons. Applications for lots can be made to Dr. P. R Smith or tv Axdsew Levering, Real Estate Dealer, of Bt. Paul, or to the undersigned. HANCOCK ft THOMAS, J ’ Minneapolis. M. T.


ocr: * €ljf Craigrnnt liit A*. W . N ACB9XALP. KPITOK AND PROPRIETOR ib i aaesn evk»t Wednesday at the CITY OF NININGER, DAKOTA CO., M. T AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN t ADVANCE. SiTKS OF aotkktisixu : Eight linsa, one time, $1 99 “ “ three time*, * - ** # 200 contracta will be made with tboae deairing to advertise by the year. v simrnol,


ocr: yv. * UW. GqVETT. architects, Contractors and Builders. The above firm would respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they are now prepared to furnish designs and superintend the ereetion of muldings of any style or description with neatness ad dispatch and at reasonable rates. . 2:ly


ocr: . OAfID ti. Q4KINIT*. REAL ESTATE Conveytmcer maid Notary Public, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. References—Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, J Jehn Nininger, > St. Paul. Trimble St Thompson, \ Ignatius Donnelly, \ t°A H Mu“T [ » J. R. Case, J 480 acres Half Breed scrip, 480 acres in Scott county, 600 acres, 7 miles bolow Hastings, Lots in Hudson,. Nininger, Shakoptc, Ramsey, Minneapolis and St. Paul. 160 acre* one mile above St. Anthony. Valuable lot in Winona, near the court house. 160 acres opposite to Monticello. 160 acres 7 1 miles above White Bear Lake in llamsey county. WILD and IMPROVED LANDS, and TOWN LOTS, in all parts of the Territory, for sale on terms easy to purchasers, by DAVID G. BARNITZ, . s:ly St. Authony at., St. Paul.


ocr: M. I< B VOW > North Western Saddle, I Harness aa* Treiah manufactory, Sr. Anthony St. (opposite the American Hotel,) ST. PAUL,. . MINNESOTA- HiLLHOUSE & PURCELL, DEALERS IK Groceries, Provisions, Hard ware, Crockery, &c. Constant supplies on band of tbs best quality low for cash. Niningcr, October Ist, 1857. 2:ly J. 11. C ABLE A CO. MEAT MARKET. Fifth Street, (near the Handyside House,) Nininger. Beef* Veal. Mutton, Fsb, Zee, &c. 10. PRIED FIIUIT of all kinds kept constantly on band, and far sals at tbe lowest rates. ALo, Lard, Butter, and Eggs. 2»lj


ocr: WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED. I want several hundred cords of wood cut and bank ed, and am now ready to enter into contract for the CHAS. E. CLARKE, Nininger, Nov. 21, 1857. sth street. TO RENT. Several dwellings snd business rooms. Apply to CHAS. E. CLARKE, Nininger, Nov. 21, 1857. sth street.


ocr: Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Yankee Notions, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, NININGER CITY, M. T 'For Sale LOTS and HOUSES in Nininger, and FARMS iu tbe neighborhood ; also lots in the Additions; also for sale or to let, tbe new stone Warehouse on t-h* Ijcvcc. Apply G O. ROBERTSON, •*i Nininger, M T. M. a. nilij;r. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, MINING ER CITY, M. T. Refer* to John Ninin^er,and D. G. Barnit*, St. Pap!; i. Niniiiger CU|. 4:1 y


ocr: ———— iwdioWr ato^jKjKKLtamg: ■it " • f : AND -V - f | NEW GOODS. W. L GOODS, GROCERIES tf PROVISIONS hhr ** tW NE W S TOR E BUILDING ' or . L G. JOHNSON &CO., < SAI RTA N fHO \ , | ’ ,


ocr: CLARK & CARLISLE, ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS , WILL furnish Blans and Elevation#, and superintend the erection of buildings or contract for their erection and completion. All orders left at their shop or office, on Clift street, near Lowry’s Landing, will be promptly attended to. JOHN R.. CLARK, JAMES CARLISLE. SL Cloud, Feb. 10, 1867. 78tf


ocr: Cite Cmipnt liit Journal, ▲ . W . MiCBOIALB, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, ftt IsiCED STEBV WEDNESDAY AT THE CITY OF NININGER, DAKOTA CO., M. T. AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. RATES OF ADVERTISING : Right lines, one time, $100: “ “ three times, 2 00: J9*3peci*l contracts will be made with those desiring to : Advertise bv the pear.


ocr: CLARK & CARLYLE, ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, WILL furnish Blans and Elevations, and superintend the erection of buildings or contract for their erection and coinpletion. All orders left at their shop nr office, on Clift street, near Lowry's Landing, will he promptly attended to JOHN R, Cl AUK, James Carlisle. St, Cload, Feb. ID. 1857. 79if


ocr: 0. A. nWAv.vaviz'' -rwr AND GENERAL n ’ LAND SAUK RAPIDS, M. T, WILL attend to buying and selling Town Lots, selling or renting PAYING v Cfelfediag Debu, end. negotiating , LOAN S on Commission; drawing up and taking Acknowl edgments of Deeds; drawing op Pre-Emption contesting Claims at the SUITED STATS LAM and all other business which may been trusted to .his care Also, for aois to Actual Scttler.i, 30,000 af the liest Farming and Timbered Lands, itoiig the line of the Rail Rood, from St. Paul Crow Wing, besides a forge amount of fine TIMBERED LAND, ON


ocr: N O T I C El A LL persons indebted to the subscriber either by iJL note Or book account, Are requested 'to call and settle the same before the first day of April, or their accounts will be left in the band# of a lawyer for collection. GEO; W. SWEET. Sauk Rapids, March 14th, 1857. nß2tf —*


ocr: SMITH, HANCOCK & THOMAS. AI>MTKW TO NIMNGER This addition, consisting of Eighty Acrrs. have been surveyed and platted in connection with the original town of Niuinger. It lies within the limits of the original town and is hounded by it mi three aides. The lots lie a* near the river and thi levee, as the same numbor of lots as fir«t laid out by the pr*prietora. They are the only lots to which no building obligation has been attached; they are sold free of all incumbrances This locality is unsurpassed for beauty on the Mississippi river • it has an •asy accees to an extensive back country of great fertility. and affords a shipping point for a section of terr lory, reaching at least one hundred miles into the interior. Nininger has within three months acquired a population of two hundred persons. Applications for lots can be made to Dr. F R Smith or to Andrew Levering, Real Estate Dealer, of St Paul, or to the undersigned. HANCOCK & THOMAS, , * Minneaxolis. M. T.


ocr: W. * L. W. GOVETT. ARCHITECTS. Contractors and. Builders. The above brut would respectiuliy inform tbeir tneuds and tbe pnblie generally, that they are now prepared to furnish designs and superintend the erection of buildings of any style or description with neatness ad dii-patcb apd at reasonable rates. 2:ly


ocr: SAMUEL G. BLOAN. REAL ESTATE AGENT AND BROKER, St Anthony St., between Market and St. Peter Sts., SAINT PAUL. .... MINNESOTA. And Corner of Clarke Arenas and Fourth St, NININGER. MINNESOTA. Land Bought and Sold on Commission. Money loaned, ami investments made to the best advantage. Deed-, Mortgages, and other Legal instruments neatly and accurately drawn. Town and City Property for sale. ■VOTARY PUBLIC. REFERENCES.


ocr: IV. fcL.IT. GOVETT. ARC HITECTB, Contractors and Builders. The above firm would respectfully inform their friends the public generally, that they are now prepared to designs and superintend the erection of buildings any style or description with neatness ad dispatch at reasonable rates. 2:ly


ocr: DAVID G. BARNITZ. REAL ESTATE AGENT, Conveyancer and Notary Public, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. References—Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, ) John Nininger, V St. Paul. Trimble & Thompson, J Ignatius Donnelly, ) Geo. H. Burns, I w . . M. A. Miller, \ N * nin S« r City. J. R. Case, J 480 acres Half Breed scrip, 480 acres in Scott county, 600 acres, 7 miles below Hastings, Lota in Hudson, Nininger, Shakopee, Ramsey, Minneapolis and St. Paul. 160 acres one mile above St. Anthony. Valuable lot in Winona, near tbe court house. 160 acres opposite to Monticello. 160 acres 7 lmiles above White Bear Lake in county. WILD and IMPROVED LANDS, and TOWN in all parts of the Territory, for sale on terms easy purchasers, by DAVID G. BARNITZ, s:ly St. Authony st., St. Paul.


ocr: SAMUEL C. BLOAH. REAL ESTATE AGENT AND BROKER, St Anthony St., between Market and St. Peter Ste., SAINT PAUL, .... MINNESOTA And Corner of Clarks Avenue and Ponrtk St, NININGER, - ... MINNESOTA. Land Bought and Sold oq Commission. Money loaned, and investments made to the best advantage. Deeds, Mortgages, and other Legal instruments neatly and accurately drawn. Town and City Property for sale. VOTARY PUBLIC.


ocr: For Sale- LOTS and HOUSES iu Nininger, and FARMS in the neighborhood; also lota in the Additions; also for sale or to let, the new stone Warehouse on the Levee. Apply to G. O. ROBERTSON, *tf Nininger, M.T.


ocr: % .Cmipnt lii Sauniiri, A. 'W. XICBOI AL*. EDITOR AMD PROPRIETOR, ta issued steby wednssdat at tbe CITY OF NININGER, DAKOTA CO., M. T. AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. BATES OY ADVERTISING *. Night line*, oae time, SIOO “ “ three timeii. 200 contracts will be made with those desiring to advertiee bv the year.


ocr: PORK! PORK!! Just arrived a large amount of Pork of a superior quality, which may be had at the new store, also Lard. DANIEL PURCELL. Niuinger, April 6,^1858. NOTICE. Public notice is hereby given that on Friday evening the 9th April, 1858, at seven (7) o’clock, at the Tre mona Hall, a Public Meeting of the holders of real estate in Niningcr City will be held to authorize the Town Council of the said City to levy an additional tax sufficient to carry into effect the provisions of the Town Charter. IGNATIUS DONNELLY, Prest. (Atfest) G. 0. Robertson, Recorder pro tem. Nininger, March 27, 1858.


ocr: S. C. WHEELER, naaban at STAPLE AND FANCY DR? GOC®& GROCERIES AND EROVISIONS , NININGER CITY. M. T.


ocr: emigrant liil Hoornol, A. W . N ttI)«IALP, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, 13 ISSUED EVERT WEDNESI-W AT TBX CITY OF NININGER, DAKOrA CO., M. T. AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. RATES OF ADVERTISING t Eight lines, one time, SIOO “ ** three times, 200 JfljTSperial contracts will be made with those desiring to advertise by the year.


ocr: w. "* t;ir.'Hnß, ■ ABCfIITECTS, abOTeftn?Wou idXspeetfu Ily tit fire public generally, that they are now prepared to fiirniah designs and saperintend the erection of buildings of any Style or description with neatness ed' diepe ten, and at reasonable rates. * 2:1 j


ocr: SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES. PINE BEND AHEAD! Messrs. HAINES & SMITH, Pine Bend, M. T., offering for sale their first quality of rived and hand shiugle* on moderate terms. Orders solicited the back country of tha Vermillion, which can be from this point more conveniently than else Those desirous of an artiolc that can be depend on should give them a call. Pine Bend, Aug. 24, 1857


ocr: clark a Carlisle:, ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, IS/’ILL fenWi Blau* and Elevations, and " T superintend the erection of buildings or contract for their erection and completion. All orders left at their shop or office, on Clift street, near Lowry’s Landing, will be promptly attended to. JOHN R. CLARK, JAMES CARLISLE. St. Cloud, Fob. 10,1857. 79tf


ocr: emigrant M Sniirnnl, A.W.MiCD O .V 4 L O . EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, ft* fsBCED KVEBY WEDNESDAY AT THE CITY OF NININGER, DAKOTA CO., M. T. AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. +> RATE* OF ADVERTISING : Eight lined, one time, SIOO “ “ three times, ......... 200 J9*Special contracts will he made with those desiring to advertise bv the year. i I ,


ocr: , ” a< xiigt of Letters Remaining in the Post Office of N integer City, M. for the quarter ending March 81st, 1858. ; * C ■ B Carroll, Thomas ' 1 Hopples, MMS ui ' » O Yt ■ ■ M Gray, Wm. A- & McGall, J. , 4W Grosser, Charles (£) . . K ' ni Persons calling for the above letters will phase advertised. LuUIS LOICHOT, r. M.


ocr: t i NO TIC E ! A LLperfopS.indebted to the subscrilier either by JtjL note tor book account, are requested to call arid settle the same before the fir*( day of April, or their accounts will he left in the hrind* of a futoyer for collection. . GEO. W. SWEET. Sauk Rapids, March 14th* 1857. nß2tf


ocr: HILLUUUSE & PURCELL, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Bard ware, Crockery, Ao. Constant supplies on hand of the beat quality low for cash. Nininger, October Ist, 1857. 2:ly


ocr: cure. Mef ecological Table. Prepared by Mr William B. Reed, corner of Clarke avenue and Seventh street. 7A. M. 12 M. 6P. M. Wednesday 3 10* 10 4 Fair. Thursday 4 4* 14 10 “ Friday 5 4* 24 24 “ Saturday 6 22 32 28 “ Sunday 7 14 34 20 “ Mopday 8 3 20 20 “ Tuesday 9 0 20 8 “ * below zero. Mean temperature for week ending Tuesday, February 9tb, 14° 24’. Nininger, February 9th, 1858. Prices Correal at ftlnlnger ani Vicinity. Dakota County, M. T., t Feb. 3d, 1858. } FLOUR—S 2 per sack. BUTTER—3O cents per lb. PKOVIS*ONS—Pork, $25 per bbl, and 12J cents per lb.; Hams, 17 cents per lb ; Potatoes, 00 cen’s per bu.; (Jbee-e, 15 cents per lb.; Buckwheat flour $2 per 100 lbs.; Turnips, 374 censt per bu.; Onions $1,50 per bushel. FRESH MEAT—Beef, by the quarter, 7 to 9 cents per lb GROCERIES—MoIasses, SI.OO per gal.; Oils, Lin seed, Lard and Sperm. $1.40 per gal. HAY—$6 to #8 per ton. MISCELLANEOUS—NaiIs, |5 per keg; Lime, 91 I>c r bbl. CANDLES—TaIIow, 20cts.; Star, 35 cts. per lb. GRAIN—Oats, 50 cents per bu withrqt sack ; Corn, 50 ceuts per bu., without sack ; Cora Meal, $1.75 per 100 lbs.; Beans, $2 per bu. LUMBER— sl6 per 1,000 feet. WOOD—Green, 93 ; Dry, ft per cord. LI V E STOCK—Cows, S3O to SOO each; Oxen, $l2O to $175 per yoke.


ocr: WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED I want several hundred cords of wood cut and bank and am now ready to enier into contract for the CHAS. E. CLARKE, Nininger, Nov. 21, 1857. sth street TO RENT. Several dwellings and business rooms. Apply to kT CHAS. E. CLARKE, Nininger, Nov. 21. 1857. 6th street


ocr: Dissolution of Copartner ship. The copartnership heretofore existing between subscribers, uuder the name of J. II Carle & Co., this day desolvcd by mutual conseut. The business the concern will be settled by us at our old stand. J. H. CA..LH. A. N. CHENEY. Nininger, April 12th, 1858.


ocr: N. W. CHENEY'S M 3 AT MARKET. Fifth Street, (near the Handyside House,) Nininger. Beef. Veal. Mutton, Fish, Zee, Ac. sa> PRIED FRUIT of all kinds kept constantly on baud, and for sale at the lowest rates. Also, Lara, Butter, and Eggs. 2:ly


ocr: Hew to make Money* ROOFING ! ROOFING ! I The subscribers having purchased the exclusive of WEST’S GALVANIC CEMENT , for roofing, for Minnesota, are uow prepared to pell Town and County rights throughout the State, or to contract for putting on roofing on the shortest notice and most terras. Any person wishing to engage in a business that will pay, cannot do better than to correspond with the subscribers, when full particulars will be given, showing, on the most undoubted testimony, the great superiority of West’s Galvanic Cement over all roofings »P use CARLE & CHENEY. Nininger, Dakota County, Minn., 1858. 27


ocr: litMß! LIME! 300 barrels of lime, fresh from the kiln, may had of the subscriber on easy terms. Superior First Quality White Lime, Manufactured Niuiuger aud constantly on bund and for sale by W E MOWRY. Nininger, April 12,1858. 2:ly


Arkansas true Democrat. [volume]

ocr: History of Tennessee, by Kamsey. HAVING nrrlers to cloAeoatacnnsignment of this valuable work, I will sell them at #2. Wing one third less than the publisher’s price. Cheaper than they will ever be offered again. JNO. E. REARDON, May 4,1858. Rook-seller and Stationer.

place_of_publication: Little Rock, Ark.

publisher: Johnson & Yerkes


ocr: Died—In Conway county, Ark., Jan. 27th, 1858, Capt. John Murray, in the 55th year Ot hiS UgO. He was born in Huntington county, Pa. lie haves a wife, two sons, and numerous friends and ac jinuntiinces to tnourn their loss. i


ocr: STE AM BO AT REG IbTE ll. Arrivals. Nov. 1—Qunpaw. from Cincinnati. tL 1—Arkansas, foirn Napoleon. “ 4—Lightfoot, from Napoleon. “ 4—Irene, from Napoleon. 2 Arkansas, from Napoleon. .. Departures. Hot. SO-—iolett, for Fort Smith. Nov. 1 Little Rock for Now Orleans. *• 2—Quapaw, for New Orleans. 2—Arkansas, for Nopolcon. “ 4— Lightfoot, for Ft. Smith. ird* 11 feet water in the channel and fust.


ocr: X E W AD VE RT I SEM E NTS. Sundries. QOfh BBS. Star Candles; OUU 2 bbls. Lard Oil; 1 bbl. Vinegar; S Boxes Soap. Received and for sale by Nov. IQ.’:>s. MvlTIKRSON .ft NEWBKRN. Fat Cattle. \\[ANTED, 200 head of Fat Cattle, for . , . * wbivh will be pai.l the highest cash price, delivered in this city. Apply to ^ T.,„ „ , „ ANDREW S. CROEttf^ Little Lock, Nov. 10, ’5S. 4t. or at this office.


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. hlT7LE~ROCK, MAY 11, 1858. For Congress, 1st District, COL T. C. HINDMAN. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket For Re/> rose it tat i ties, CHAS. A. CARROLL, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER. For Sheriff, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, RENJ. F. OWEN. For Couut ij Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, JAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAML. II. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Comm'r. DANIEL M. THOMSON.


ocr: N E "W" The Largest and Best i In Little Rock, THE ONLY STORE IN THE WHERE CLOT ING ALONE IS SOLIS. MARTIN, having just returned , ew York and Philadelphia. with a heavy MOCK OF GOODS, associated himself with Mr. .1. H. has heretofore been in the same 1ms n A ' «;u"mri,es i„ fart, as follows: BLACK FROCK COATS: “ “ DRESS do “ BLUE “ do “ IP >INEsS COATS—various stvles: “ MOHAIR OVERCOATS; BLACK F ROCK BE A V Eli Overcoats; “ “ PLUSH do; AND a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ALL ICFSTDS. fine doeskin pants, I. VTEST S fYl.E \ND 1IIA FIXE FIG. CA SSIME11E SIDE STRIPE. Silk Velvet MANUFACTURED. SUPERIOR CLOTH VESTS. SUPERIOR BRACK SATIN —ALSO— A fille assortment of Cassimere, Plush \ csts. V Solpinlid Assortment of YOUTH'S 4- CHILDREN'S Clothing! SUITABLE FOR BOYS From 2 to 15 Years of Age, various kinds, Styles and We have ulso on hand, a general assortment of Shirts, Collars, Ties, Undershirts, Drawers, Suspenders, &c., &c., &c. ADAPTED TO MEN'S BOY'S WEAR. These (roods sire made of the Faiarst illsiterisils, in h \ory Hipc*ri<»r manner, by They are all fresh <b>« ds,and IN THE LATEST Dealing exclusively in Clothing, and havintt in Nnv York, who will Semi us out the i.ntost Stylos, S' on as manufactured, we shall he able, not offer a BETTER ASSOR TMEXT any oth-r Ionise in the city, hut shall also to 41 fit r our O-.odn Full 25 Per Cent. Less. we ask i- a ' 'all. an I we will ASTUXISH TIlusE BY OUR PRICES MARTIN &, CAMPBELL, .l/o/M Street, next tlnrrr to POPL & A N DhlLSOX’S Little Rock. Nov. a. ,. Sale of f.ots


ocr: i § i 'S I & v. - 1 P I 9 r & | I * j-——-1— sw qr 19 3N t 18 W j nw iif sc qr 87) 4 J It) | sw lit' nw qr 27 7 j 12 ue qr r w qr 4 7 12 e hr sc qr 2" :5 15 sw qr 18) 38 8 [ ne qr nw* qr 34 2 18 no qr nw qr 2 4 14 i > l.t of nw qr.and nw qr of sw qr 82 4 14 sw qr of so qr and no qr of sw qr 88 5 14 I ne qr ne qr 15 6 j 9 uw qr sw qr 35 3 i 16 shf 82) 8 j 16 so qr sw qr 21 6 j 10 0 lit lie qr 25 9 ! 10 All person* having nre emplion rights to any por tion ol the shove Lands, a.e advised to make proof thereof, and payment, before the day above designa ted, otherwise their rights will be forfeited. HENKV A. POWERS, Register. * P. T. CRUTCHFIELD, Receiver. Land Office. Little Rock. 21st July. 1853. Sw POWDER. | KEGS Dupont Rifle Gun Powder; -51/ 2t) 14 kegs Dupont Rifle Gun Powder; oq ij .. « “ “ July 14. 1«58. FF.1LD <fe DOLLEY. TEAS. RECEIVED per stermereJttle Rock— 1 chest superior Hyson Tea; j .. •« Gun Powder do.; 1 “ “ Imperial do. Warranted best in the city . _ July 14, is."8. / r' FEILD & DOLLEY. PORTER A*ND ALE. 1 fj DOZ. Edinburg Sparkling Ale; -l\R 16 *• London Porter; J list received and for sale bv July 14, 1858. FEILD <fc DOLLEY. PICKLES. 5 BOXES 1 gallon jars Pickles; 5 “ W “ “ “ Ju^re^ii^by FIELD A DOLLEY.


ocr: Clod—Oil Friday morning, the 20th lust., John Alvah, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Griffith. Weep not far those V, ho sink within the arms of death L> y et the chilling wintry breach <>l s rrow I.'er them hlow*. But weep for them that here remain, 'I h ■ mournful heritors of pain, C miemn d to see each bright joy fade. And mark grief's meloueh iv shade Flung o’er Hope's fairest rose. * | I j


ocr: STEAMBOAT REGISTER. [FLEMISHED bY MEKKICK A WASStLL.j Arriv als. July 29—Irene, from Napoleon. 81—Arkansas, from Na[K>leon. Aug. 8—Irene, from Napoleon. 8—Arkanaaw Traveler, from Ft. Smith. Depa rtures. July 28 —Arkansas, for Napoleon. 8o—Irene, tor Napoleon. Aug. 1—Arkansas, for Napoleon.


ocr: EFFERSON inn11 school, (MALE AND FEMALE.) pi:je bluff, Arkansas. , f. rI',-l E Eighth Session of {■ , <’/ 1 this SCHOOL will '3/ commence on the first Monday in December, 1858. Fo- further particular*, terms, etc., see Cir


ocr: MACHINE UEI.TING. FEET S in. 3 ply Gum Belting; . isgswc* 22-> feet 4 in 3 ply Gum Belting; 232 5 “ 3 “ *• 2(M) “ 3 “ 4 “ “ “ 2<>3 1 * 7 “ 4 -1 11 11 ,).J| ti K .. 4 .4 it It 223 “ .9 “ 4 “ “ 40 “ p) “ 4 “ “ “ Received |>er Rough an. I Ready nn.l for sale hv Sept. 29, 7.8. KAIU.KV,'HANGER & 00. Susur Cured Beef. ONE < 'ask S. C. Smoked Beef, received per Rough and Ready, and for sale by Sept. 29, '58. ‘ KAPLEY,' HANGER & CO.


ocr: ' NEW ad V E It T I S E M E NTS. CHEAPER THAN EVER! Clothing! Clothing?! 1 J^HK unricisigned takes the pleasure of informing ■ the puhJie. that he has opened a large and snleii < id st. ek ot i LOTIIIX:in the s ^re of Mr. I). \V\ Dodd, which ho will sell at WHOLESALE or retail tor cash; cheaper than ever has been offered in this niarlft: those wishing to buy, better give him a cull. At) trouble to show {foods. _ U AVID M. LIND AUER. , ,, , O’rn.Tof Main un i Markham St. i.tttlf It ■ -F. A, I.-..


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCk7 JUNE 22, 1858 For Congress, 1st District, COL. T. C. HINDMAN, Second District, COL. ALBERT RUST. For State Senator, COT.. FRANC 1S A. TERRY, Pula&ki County Democratic Ticket. For representatives, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER. For Sheriff, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For County Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, JAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAML. H. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Comm'r. DANIEL Al. THOMSON. -■■■ • ■


ocr: CLOS E *^■8WiT*" MR. SEMMONS begs to inform the citizens of ■«fl That his Ollioe will be shortly closed,—therefore, those that wish to be supplied with SE3IMOAS &, CO 'S Brazilian Pebble PANTOSCOPIC Should not delay, but make application for the same at Iiii OFFICE, over 1). BENDER S STORE, These renowned S P E C T A G L E’G Have been awarded the OF LONDON AND PARIS, ALSO, at several of the Groat Fairs in AME RICA. ;v '1 are highly recommend”'! by the M FDICAL FACULTY and thousands of PRIVATE PERSONS—who have civon their VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIALS. THEY ARE SUPERIOR TO ASYEVER MADE; are cool and eary to the EYE—ai d can ho used either bv DAY OU CANDLE LIGHT WITH EASE A X D S A TIS F A C'TION, N EV E R CA U S ING ANY PAIN, FATIGUE, OIt CHANG E. Persons are suited by a mere glance at the Human Eye by the E Eti i ii e n t O p t i c i a n Who muv be consulted from S A. M., till 5 P. M. “JOURNAL,” LOUISVILLE, KY’.


ocr: Regular Arkansas River Racket. Iiie Aew, Light Draught, Elegant and Fast Running Steamer L A 1) Y W A 1. TO N, WM. B. NOWLAND, Master, YTTILL ply ns a regular Ar vV kansas river packet du ring the ensiling year. F<>r freight or passage apply tin hoard or to the agents of the boat. Nov. 24.1857. 7-tf. P. S. The L’.dv M niton will he completed in time to leave Cincinnati about tbe 10th of December next. Merchants and shippers will do well to send their orders by that time. To the Ladies. WE have on hand a splendid assortment of high heeled Shoes, which we ure anxious to dispose of. MePilEKSON & NEWBEKN.


ocr: THUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLS HOCK, JULY 28, 1858 Fon Congress, 1st District, COl, T. c. HINDMAN, Second District, COL. ALBERT LUST. For State Senator, COL. FRANCIS A. TERRY. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. For Representatives, SANDFOIID C. FAULKNER, JAS. 13. JOHNSON. For Sheriff, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clcr-k, BENJ. F. OWEN. For Con to ij Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, JAA1ES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAML. II. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Comm'r. DANIEL M. THOMSON.


ocr: NOTICE. IST'E AV CLOTHING The Largest and Best min 0! In Little Rock, AND THE ONLY STORE IN THE WHERE CLOT TNG ALONE IS SOLS). ^ MARTIN, having ,iu>. r -tnmid New York and Philadelphia. with a heavy STOCK OF GOODS, ha* associated himself with Mr. .1. H. who has heretofore been in tiie same business •lone. Our stock comprises, in part, as follows: FINE BLACK FROCK COATS; “ “ DRESS do “ BLUE “ do “ BUSINESS COATS—various styles; “ MOHAIR OVERCOATS; “ BLACK FROCK BEAVER Overcoats; " “ PLUSH do; AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS. extra fine doeskin pants. latest STYLE AND extra fine fig. cassimere SIDE STRIPS. Superior Silk Velvet FiNEiT MANUFACTURED. SUPERIOR CLOTH VESTS. SUPERIOR BLACK SATIN —ALSO— UF A finu assortment of Cassimere, Plush Bilk Vests. A Splendid Assortment of YOUTH'S <J- CHILDREN'S Clothing! SUITABLE FOR B0YS From 2 to 15 Years of Age, Of various kinds, Styles and Wc have also on hand, a general assortment of mmm goods, Shirts, Collars, Tics, Undershirts, Drawers, Suspenders, &c., &c., &c. ADAPTEII TO MEN'S <V BOY'S WEAR. The.se Goods are made of the Finest Materials, And in a very superior maun- r, hv hands. They are all fresh Co, ds, and CUT IN THE LATEST Dealing exclusively in Clothing, and having Agent in New York, who wiii Send us out the Latest Styles, a* soon as manufactured, we shall be able, not to offer a BETTER ASSORTMENT than any ether house in the city, but shall also able to offrr our Coeds Full 25 Per Cent. Less. All wc* ask L a Call. and we will ASTONISH THOSE JiY OPR PRICES MARTIN &, CAMPBELL, Main Street, next door to POPE & ANDERSON’S Little Rock, Nov. 8. lt>5S. 1 v. Mill' ot Lots


ocr: LITTLE ROCK, JUNE 15, For Congress, 1st District, COL. T. C. IlEVDMAN, Second District, COL. ALBERT RUST. For State Senator, COL FRANCIS A. TERRY. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. For Rtpri sen tal ives, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER. For S/teri/T, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For County Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, jJJAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAML. H. WEBB. For Internal 1 nprorement Cnmm'r. DANIEL M. THOMSON.


ocr: Cups; Cake and Fruit Baskets, etc. All of which I offer for sale at Eastern prices, for cash, together with my entire stock of well selected Jewelry. Call and see me. A. COHEN. Sept. 15. 1353. N O T ICE. jST 33 w CLOTHING STORE. The Largest and Best mmim Gf clsihIXg In Little Rock, AND THE ONLY STORE IN THE CITY WHERE CLOT 1NG -ALONE IS SOLD. 8. MARTIN, having just returned from New York and Philadelphia, with a heavy STOCK OF GOODS, ha* associated himself with Mr. J. II. Cmiipbell, who has heretofore been in the same business here •lone. Our stock comprises, in part, as follow*: FINE BLACK FROCK COATS; “ “ DRESS do “ BLUE “ do “ BUSINESS COATS—various styles; “ MOHAIR OVERCOATS; “ BLACK FROCK BEAVER Overcoats; “ “ PLUSH do; JtT AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT\ OF ALL KINDS'. EXTRA FINE DOESKIN PANTS, LATEST STYLE ANT) CUT. BXlliA FINE FI Q. CASSIMERE 1‘ANTS, SIDE STRIPE. Superior Silk Velvet Vests, FIN EST M A NU F A CTU RED. SUPERIOR CLOTH VESTS. SUPERIOR BLACK SATIN VESTS. - ALSO— TW A fine assortment of Cassimere, Plush and Silk Vests. y A Solcndid Assortment of YOUTH'S CHILDREN'S Clothing! SUITABLE FOR BOYS From 2 to 15 Years of Age, Of various kinds, Styles and Prices. We have also on hand, a general assortment of FUlllllil GOODS, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Undershirts, Drawers, Suspenders, &c., &c., &c. ADAPTED TO MEN'S *$• BOY'S WEAR. These Hoods are made $ the Finest Materials, And in a very superior manner, hy ex[erieneed hands. They are all fresh Hoods, and CUT IN TI1E LATEST STYLE. Dealing exclusively in Clothing, and having an Agent in New York, who will Send us out the Latest Styles, soon us manufactured, we shall be able, not only offer a BETTER ASSORTMENT any other house in the city, but shall also be to offer our Goods Full 25 Per Cent. Less. All we :uk i> a Call, and we will ASTuMSH THO SE i: r OCR PRICES. MARTIN &, CAMPBELL,# Main Street, next door to POPE & ANDERSON’S Store. Little Rock. Nov. 8,1853. ly-_ Coffee! Coffee! per steamer tiuapaw 80 Baes Rio Coffee, best quality. FEILI) t)t DOLLEk. Nov. ’53.


ocr: CHEAPER THAN EVER! (lotliing! Clothing! undersigned takes the pleasure of informing i-i . »,iu!?b<v that he has opened a large and splen did stock of CLOTHINU. in the store of Mr. D. W. Dodd, which ho will sell at WHOLESALE or retail ror cash; cheaper than ever has been offered in this market; those Wishing to buy, better give him aeali. No trouble to show goods. DAVID M. LINDAUER. T. , _ . Corner of Main and Markham St. little Koel\ Arlc.. Dec. 1. 1858. 2m.


ocr: Sudries. "I t k 1 *< 'Z cans cove oysters; 1U 1 i>bl soda crackers; 4 boxes cheese; 14 box extra fine tobacco; 3 eases champagne wine; 1 “ i; cider; 1 li Falkirk ale; 1 “ brandy cherries; 1 “ “ i»eacli<js; f> Iwxcs raisins; 4" goose matches; 4 hag ginger. Re vived pe: Rtesmev its.! Wing and for sn!eliy Dee. 8. 'is. McPUEKSON & NEW BERN.


ocr: JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL, (MALE AND FEMALE.) PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS. rpHK Eighth Session of .1 this SCHOOL will commence on the first Monday in December, 1858. For further particulars, terms, etc., see Cir culars, or apply to the Principals. GEO. 1). ALEXANDER, JOHN J. MARTIN. Oct. 13, 1858. lv.


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, MAY 25, 1858 For Congress, 1st Di strict, COL T C. HINDMAN, Second District, COL ALBERT RUST. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket For Represen tatines, 6 AND FORD C. FAULKNER. For Sherif, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For County Judge, •DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, BJAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. \For County Surveyor, SAML. II. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Comm'r. DANIEL M, THOMSON.


ocr: , , , j 1837. New Orleans mid Arkansas River p '' The New, Light, Staunch and Swift dabdaneil e , Levi Chapman. Mutter. F.u. i'aktik | I AV1NO undergone thorough, ■ ■ will take her place in the abov ^N=iAOTji"ri the opening of navigation in ,letV ami will continue to make regular trii* frr, b inta on tlie Arkansan river ,J* = Orleans to ail points on me svmansus river ,1 <>nt the season. Having lreen built expn,^;v. Arkansas river, and being of very light dran ' Ifurdnnelle offers sutasrior indueernents t, sujenor inducements to»i All business entrusted to her will “ best attention Aug. 18,1857, ARKANSAS RIVER PACt^f I'll!-:light draught ■ !ik. ...ej? I kail'"" »... *111.1? tb»? SCtl'f Fort Smith an«l r< ’MIE light <ln.uirht au Trm ••ler.^N •un a» a Kegulur 1VuH_ ter. w ill run -fmm \ till): •polo For freight <>r passage, applv on board n. , MEBB1CK A 'WAssKI.I. i. 17. 1> The Regular Arkansas River 'uckrt 11T , BI NNING .NTEAMSK L I I T L F. H O < K , JK.NKS BLOWN. Master T A as » •>n tin ■Gr-WjeS'^ ;:::r For freight or > the agents of the 1. at. ft,i> >n board or t Nov. 24,’57. P.8. The Little Koek w , . ,j If to leave Cincinnati tor the Arkm.-.T riv, r loth of Divniher next. Men hunts ut„i ',.ti airons of shit I-ititt freight will please send tljT by that time. Little Rock nml Napoleon |>!lt.L niK NEW. ELKO \ N LIGHT s ; 1 uol o' ‘•ollt ARKANSAS liSl’B. HaTXES, Ml H AVING been I UP based - by Capts. Haynes anil J. Cell Adams, from her former iwner. ( apt. James M. I»..11 ley. will ply us a regular low water packet. between Napoli*. ii ar. Shippers and pass, ngers at either ] lermediatepoint, may rely on thi and punctual boat. " <>et. 1 Aoau, AVb : Regular Arkansas Ri.er Packet The New, Light Uracght. Km.gant Binning Steamer L A l> V U A I. T O N. WM. B. NOW LA XL). Master, ILL ply as a regale kalis as river ra. j;-. ring the ensiling year. For freight or plvag;/ on board or to the agents of the boa*. Nov. 24. lso7. , 7-tf. F. S. The Lady Walton will I* completed;, to leave Cineinuati about the 10th of iKreiubeV,' Merehants and shij fiers will do wt orders bv that time. seim NEW OULEAXS \M) .H L >1 Pius' ^,ir^> - - .o P A C KE T L I nIT^ rjMlANKML i’t tin.' .i■■■ .... . xttL>


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE HOCK, JULY 14, 1858 I or Congress, 1st District, CdL T C. HINDMAN, Second District, COL. ALBERT RUST. For State Senator, COL. FRANCIS A. TERRY. PiUai.ki O'cut tv Democratic Ticket. For Rtpriscntativcs, SANDFOR'D C. FAULKNER, JAS. L. JOHNSON. For Sheriff, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For Cornua Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, JAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For Co u a i y S t rvtyor, SAM If. li. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Coinin''r. DANIEL M. THOMSON. -- -


ocr: LITTLE ROCK, JUNE 8, 1858 For 'Congress, 1 xt District, COL T. C. HINDMAN, Second District, COL ALBEKT ItUST. For State Senator, COL. FRANCIS A. TERRY. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket For II ij iresentativcs, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER. For Sheriff, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, 13ENJ. F. OWEN. For County Judge, [DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, iJJAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAML. H. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Comm'r. 83 DANIEL M. THOMSON.


ocr: mercjiants._ K\’AIM\ Commis-i'di a id l'nr warding Merchant, No. 53, Second ~treet. St, Particular attention given to fillinc f.ir Prod nee and Merchandise. T BARTLETT. E. C. M'coMB. J. J. M'coMB vKTM'TT, McrO.UIJ& CO.. Conunis p. and Forwarding Merchants, (City Bnild Stt 2 South Levee. St. Louis. Mo. BltO. & CO., New Orleans. K. B CAMPBELL. P. N. STRONG \ ili’StPjl/T, sN. STIlOMd, Cott<*n Factors and Commission Merchants. No 20 St. Chariot New Orleans. sept r,fl ly aj®aiars®5j & MERG^f^ /*, ^ B. -Ox ' JfAPOLEON, ARKANSAS. Kl Oil .v - o., \Vholes.tie and Retail Gro . v. T' and General Commission Merchants, Na e. n. Ark. _Sept, v 1*57. lv ATOHAN. It. E. AKKINOTON, 1GIHN A: AK!tIXGT(W, miimssioti rchwnts have Fire Proof VY ar<dnuses. .and gene lt-j (,-r> in Dry-Goods. Grocerie- and Produce; li.Ois'.iniTs Bagging, Rope and Plantation Stip es, Cfu ien. Arkansas. Cush advances made on ;n»n tor ^1 irnuert to N**w Orleans. 17-1 v. ,t. WWM i*. SAUNDERS. ROUT. P. HOT. ~ARI). KAIdYDKRS «V HCNT. Cotlon V Factors, 100 (Jravier street, Ncwf Orleans. L«g *21. Ib55. ly \ 1 '• WILLIAM'S. J. SHELBY WILLIAMS. J. M. WILLIAMS. \ WILLI UiS .V .-ONs. Cotton Factor*. *. Coiamission and Forwarding Merchant*!, No. ITui >n Street, New Orleans. fo\'. %, 754 tf SMITH. W M. SBARA1L HITI! A- <J».A1IA.V, wl.oWtle Gcin. Pr., duel: all.1 (I-Hiipiinsimi M'TvIia! t>. and doalerv ii ii*nand donu vrio Liquors.L'inekinati.Ohio. Also nis f t monufactun r> fur tin■ -ale of Tobo4k.ii, ndnw-Glass. Iron and Nails. N. B. All on lor nn rted to us will receive our strictest attentions, aly 5, 1853 U. CALLENDER. THOR. FI.IVT. 6ED. E. I.EAUNAKD. HbLKNDilS:. FLINT 4c CO., importers and / , Vs-rs of Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, etc., 4‘2 144 Pearl street. Boston. an. 15. 1853 tf Warren Male and Female


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE^ ROCK, JULY 6. 1858 For Congress, 1st District, COL. T. C. HINDMAN, Second District, COL. ALBERT RUST. For Slate Senator, COL. FRANCIS A. TERIIY._ Pulaski County Democratic * Ticket. For Representatives, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER, JAS. 13. JOHNSON. For Sheriff, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For County Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, JAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County SurvAjor, SAML. H. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Comm'r. DANIEL M. THOMSON. in


ocr: ...... fa. Hew Orleans and Arknn^as River Pa^ The New, Light, Staunch awl Swift 8Uan^ D A R D A N EL L E, Levi Chapman. Matter. Ei>. «'akiee. r7„. I I AY INC under _r r.e thorough r. .' l will take her place iothe*>jVe^N the o|«euiitrf of navigation ju ami "i.. tii.- to make rig ..r tni- fr, [ft v i rrlean* t<• all ]*>inta i p ilie Arkansas river. thmiU? out tlie wasr n. Having been boiit expressly f, , Arkansas river. ami being f very 'ight draig) ^'•!* I I. r. I iii*. T.. . ri.-r* .inaiit.ir ivwiiii^ti.nvii. • , . ’ v Dar.liiiie.i.-. rfers -u|cr:,r imiueen em. ,. fj . _ . beat attention. Aug. IS, is - A UK A H S vs KIN t * 1‘AtKfcT. ... 'HUE light a' Anierw. t* 1 kan-av* Tun Her.” k ."•< ■Jh. r-.-adi' * iiiiuier-.-Ki.. a" r. will - ;ri^ in? the ■ n—Cron: N lSuren. Kort Smith alui K : t t. - poleon t Eor freight > r pa.—ag-- ao; v . „.uril . \|pppii ig \e-» . ‘ Nov. IT. 1-:-. MEKK1CK A WAS.nELI,. a*.,... Regular Arkanviv Kiver Packet' riiE NEW. ELEOANT. Lll.IIT DRAIGIIT Av.‘ KP1UIC 8l I AMI a 1 I. I T T L i: It o IK, JKNKS HBOWN. Master. ipr.'V" ' r r * •} i n ■k ’ on t]h. |r, mg the Kor fr >n ’ ur.l or to the agent> n- v. -it. 1*. S. The Little K.-vk will I. .*■ leave I‘in -ini atl l«-r the Aikii i"th < f J) - -emi>er nex'. Sir- I >f shipping freight will j.l •nsum^ ^ r piUReigy ■ an.! 1 bv ti e: Lit!', lioek and Napoleon r HE NEW. EI.I..1ANT a LIGHT STEA v " ARKANSAS llErn. Hatne*. Matt, .1. Coll Adam Si Z A V IN<; I?:r »!• <.’*•*1 A«lafii». DWUMrjr. P al *. Icy. ’a i;; j . \ * .< r | Shiand termcdiate and i nnctua Kegiilftr A rkm; •«** Kit nr Packet. The New, Light I»hatght, Ki.koam Ki*NNI>‘. STEAUfli I \ !> Y W A I. I o N , Wil. B. NOW LAND. Ma^tm AND Faj ILL ply us a _ i.: »>r N v. . - M* r end i I *>‘J « • | yj, \j:\\ okm:an and mfaiphis «... iTIT.Li’: ■ PAC K ET L I


ocr: STEAMBOAT REG-IoTER. I* IKN'ISIliD 1.V RUUiltiK * WASbfcLL.] A i ri\ 5il>. •Iuiv• 7 ArVimsan from N***"»It*«»?i. v 'I !•: i i a 1111 j.r I s trcio l* . smith. “ 1"—S. U. 1 IK’kcT. trolll Napolrn’!. 1° l.i-tid k<vk. t‘r« in Kf. Smith, n k'mif-iw f?'tm New < u ii* Fii/.hu^Ii. fro Hi Hn ***. •funit , Arl\unsa> t«»r Nt}'- ’vn. “ 8- II. K’uzi.njrii, ft r.Mrmj*hi>. *t S !1. y iii-ai-r. t'(*r Na,M.;. n. “ • 1 -Little n-'i i; for Ncu 'Oiv-Miis. k* H for Kt. SiMitli. li K'v*. City, lor Nat|n “ 1 !! Kit/fmirh t. r Kt S n*h.


ocr: TRUE MaUiCRA i. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JUNE 29, 1858. For Congress, 1st District, COL. T C. HINDMAN, Second, District, COL. ALBERT RUST. For State Senator, COL. FRANCIS A. TERRY. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket For Representatives, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER, JAS. B. JOHNSON. For Sheriff, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For County Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, JAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAML. li. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Comm'r. DANIEL M. THOMSON.


ocr: RI G H A Hi > 11. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, MAT 18. 1858 For Congress, 1st District, COL. T. C. HINDMAN, Second District, COL. ALBERT RUST. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. For Represent'Uincs, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER. For Sheriff\ JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For Cou/ti y Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, JJAMES B. MOORE. • For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAML. II. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Comm'r. DANIEL M. THOMSON.


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JUNE 1, 1858 For Congress, 1st District, COL. T C. HINDMAN, Second District, COL. ALBERT RUST. For State Senator, COL. FRANCIS A. TERRY. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. For Representatives, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER. For Sheriff", JOHN QUINDLEY. - For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For County Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, £JAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAML. li. AYEBB. For Interval Improvement Comm'r. DANIEL M. THOMSON.


ocr: N O T ICii. jST E W CLOTHING STORE. The Largest Best i In Little Rock, AND THE ONLY STORE IN THE CITY WHERE CLOT ING 18 8OLD. MR. s. MARTIN, bavin? .ills', returned from New York and Philadelphia, with a heavy STOCK OF GOODS, baa associated if v illi Mr L H- * aini>!)"U. who baa heretofore been in the same biisor ss here alone. Our stock comprises, in j art. as toilowa: FINE BLACK FROCK COATS; « “ DRESS do « BLUE “ do « BUSINESS COATS—various styles; “ MOHAIR OVERCOAT'S; " BLACK FROCK BEAVER Overcoats; « “ PLUSH do; AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF A I ala Iv! X L)S. EXTRA FINE DOi SKIN I’aNTS, 1 vn-vl- sryi.K \ND CUT. EXTRA FINE FIG. CA SSI MERE PANTS, SIDE STRIPE. ^ Superior Silk Velvet Vests, FINEST MANUFACTURED. SUPERIOR CLOTH VESTS. SUPERIOR BLACK SATIN VESTS. - AISO - JgT A fine assortment of Cussimere, Plush and Bilk Vests. * Splendid Assortment ol YOUTH'S (f- CHILDREN'S Clothing! StTTABIF. FOR BUYS From 2 to 15 Years cf Age, Of various kinds, Styles and Prices. We have also on hand, a general assortment of mmrn (.odds, S/iirts, Collars, Ties, Undershirts, Drawers, Suspenders, &c., &c., &c. • ADAPTED TO MEN'S $ BOY'S WEAR. Tfcese (ioods are made of the Fsjiest 31si1«rial$, And in a very solverior manner, by experienced hands. Tle-v arc all fresh G, i ds. and CUT IN THE LATEST STYLE. Dealing exclusively in Clothing, and having an Ajent in New Y< rk. who will Send ns out the Latest Stvles, as soon as manufactured, we shall be able, not only to oiler a BETTER A SSOR THEFT than any oilier house in the city, but .-hall also be able to off r n r (b i ds Full 25 Per Cent. Less. All wo usk \< u C.dl. and we will ASTOMSU THOSE BY OCR TRICES MARTIN & CAMPBELL, Main Street, vert door to POPE & ANDERSON’S Stobe. Little Ro k. Nov. . 1858. ly. "I DST received by Steamer Light foot on '1 in re la] . «* our second invoice of Cl..tiling, consisting ,.f hoy’s Coats. \e>ts. Pants and Over Coats, M-n’s Over-Coats of every shape ul d style and price.Com- forters. Drawers, Blankets, etc., etc., which we offer fersulcat remarkably low ].riees. Call and see and judge for yourselves.’ MARTIN <fc CAMPBELL, Main St., next door to Pope & Anderson s Store. Nov. 10. 1853. IVl 88. JONES would call the attention of the La in*-. dies to her splendid stock of Velvet Cloaks, Cloth < loaks, Talmas and Dusters- Misses la 1 n l as - Mantells. Shall*, ete. MRS. JONES. Nov. 10. 185s. Bonnets, Bonne!,. I HAVE just received by steamer Irene, another lot of fine Bonnet*. Give me a ■ ■■,!!. Nov. lo, 1858. MRS. .TONES. A LARGE assortment ot Room Pa]H;rs. just re x*. ceived and sold very cheap bv


ocr: JMMBTwgjiinHr & IKSil'S'a ESH.U.S. MAlLJjj a AGENTS. Il NAPOLEON, ARKANSAS. IX Aft U allots. 'I''HE above can bu hail of 1868. li. OSBOHH.


ocr: LADIES SHOES AND CLOAKS (OST Received, per steamer Rough _ A Ready, a splendid assortment of L;i(lie> Lasting In'el Shoes, heel MOROi’t’OS. Children's Shoes *__ ■f all sizes and quality. Ladies Fine Clolli Cloaks and Moiilillas. For Sale Cheap for Cash, by Out. 27. 1S5S. MRS. E. BROGAN.


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LI I TLE RQCkT JULY 21, 1858. for Congress, 1st District, COL. T. C. HINDMAN, Second District, COL. ALBERT RUST. For Stale Senator, COL. FRANCIS A. TERRY. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. For Representatives, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER, JAS. B. JOHNSON. For Sheriff, JOHN QUINDLEY. For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For County Judge, DUDLEY ADAMS. For County Treasurer, JAMES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAME. 11. WEBB. For Internal Improvement Comm'r. DANIEL M. THOMSON.


ocr: $100 REWARD. sToe rue gin buknfui ESCAPED from my plantation. inChieot co Arkansas, on the Mississippi river opposite#!. Point Worthington P. O.. Miss..) on the night of the ISth of May, 185- a likely Negro man. named Lewi* Hall, of a light or ginger-bread color, straight and »i 11 made, about a feet Id or 11 inches high, ra'tar full board, worn iu goatee style, is a plausible good talker, about 3D years old, was raised in or near Danville, Kv.. by the Ralls. Said negro was confined at tbe time, under strong circumstant ial evidence for having burned my gin hou»e. Deleft under the belief, no doubt, that he won'i be hung, and will make desperate efforts to get as fur from here as possible, and will be hard to take. Has been away several times before, and re fused to tell his owner’s name; is a bud negro; has made his brags to my negroes that ho had killed a nemo in Kentucky, in u Christmas spree. He was indifferently clad in common plantation clothes, had recent whip fbarks. I will give the above reward of One Hundred Dollars for hia delivery to mo on my plantation, js above named. June es.’oih 37-tf. NATHAN ROSS.


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, AUG. 4, 1858 1,000 CHEERS FOR ! I lThe Gibraltar of the Opposition Carried!!!


ocr: THUl democrat. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, APRIL 27,1358. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. For Reprcsnitatincs, CHAS. A. CARROLL, SANDFORD C. FAULKNER.'* For Sheriff, JOHN QUIN'DLEY. For Clerk, BENJ. F. OWEN. For County Judge, DUDLEY ADAAIS. For County Treasurer, JAAIES B. MOORE. For Coroner, NATHANIEL RING. For County Surveyor, SAML. H. WEBB. For Internal improvement Comm'r. DANIEL M. THOMSON.


ocr: Dealers. Sept. 1st. 1858. 8in. T. A. BOONE, L. L~ BOONE. BOOTS I SHOES. LIST OF PRICES AT T. L BOONE & BROTHER’S. FOR THE FALL OF 1858, Pine Blu.fi, Arkansas. BROG4NS FOR NEGROES. Best heavy double sole from 6 to 15.#1 50 2d do “ •* “ 6 to 12. 1 45 Medium heavy, welt “ Stoll. 1 85 Light “ “ 6 to 11. 1 25 Interior “ “ Stoll. 1 12}* BOYS BROGANS. Best heavy D. 8. R. S. from 1 to 5. «1 25 Light welted F. 8. " 1 to 6.” $5 NEGRO RUSSETS. Best heavy D. 8. from 6 to 15.|1 50 M.-Jium Riveted seams from StolS.. 1 25 Boys’ Russets. D. 8. from 1 to 5. 1 25 do do welted “ 1 to 5 . 1 00 Mens Mud Boots from.$1 50 to $2 00 do Heavy D. 8 do .:f8 00 Together With 22 000 Pairs of B<X)TS and SHOES, embracing everv variety. All orders faithfully and punctually attended to. Pine Bluff. Ark., July 1858 . 41-8f»i. Crushed Sugar. bh BBI.8 Crushed Sugar, iu-t received bv ^ Aug 26 1858.FEILD <fc DOLLEY. LEATHER. FhESH lot of Band, sole and np|ier leather foi sale by A. J. HUTT. My 14,1898.


ocr: the Portraits ot all who may desire the service of his l"-n<'ii. _ Nov. 3. IS58. tf. NOTICE. 1ST E W CLOTHING STORE. The Largest and Best min of cine In Little Rock, AND THE ONLY STORE IN THE CITY WHERE CLOTHING ALONE IS SOLD. MR. S. MARTIN, having just returned from New \ ork and Philadelphia, with a heavy STOCK OF GOODS, has associated himself with Mr. J. II. Campbell, who has heretofore been in the same business here alone. Our stock comprises, in part, as follows: FINE BLACK FROCK COATS; “ “ DRESS do “ BLUE “ do “ BUSINESS COAT?—various styles; “ MOHAIR OVERCOAT?; “ BLACK f ROCK BEAV ER Overcoats; “ “ FLUSH do; AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OK ADD KINDS. EXTRA FINE DOESKIN PANTS, LATEST STYLE AND OUT. EXTRA FINEFIO. CASSIMERE PANTS, SIDE STRIFE. Superior Silk Velvet Vests, FINEST MANUFACTURED. SUPERIOR CLOTH VFCTS. SUPERIOR BLACK KATIN VESTS. —ALSO— I3F" A fine assortment of Cassimere, Plush and Silk Vests. V Splendid Assortment of YOUTH'S tf- CHILDREN'S Clothing! SUITABI.E FOR BO YS From 2 to 15 Years of Age, Ot various kinds*, Styles and Prices. VV u have aiso on hand, a general assortment of mmm goods, <Sflirts, Collars, Ties, Undershirts, Drawers, Suspenders, &c., &c., &c. AIMPTEI) to MEN'S 4- BOY'S WEAR. These Goods arc made of tho I' inest Materials, And in n very smrerior manner, by experienced hands. They are all fresh Goods, and CUT IN THE LATEST STYLE. Dealing exclusively in Clothing, and having an Agent in New York, who will Send us out the Latest Styles, as soon as manufactured, we shall be able, not only to offer a J BETTER ASSORTMENT than any other house in the city, but shall also able to offer our Goods Full 25 Per Cent. Less. All we ask is a Call, and we will ASTONISH THOSE BY OUR PRICES. MARTIN & CAMPBELL, Main Street, next done to POPE & ANDERSON’S Little Rock, Nov. 3. 1858. ly.


ocr: I ALL. MR. SEMMOJYS begs to inform the citizens of J I hat his Office will be shortly closed,—therefore, those that wish to be supplied with S EMMONS & CO.'S Brazilian Pebble PANTOSCOPIC Should not delay, but make application for the same at his OFFICE, over 1). BENDER S STORE, These renowned SPECTACLES Have been awarded the At the World’s Fair OF LONDON AND PARIS, ALSO, at several of the Great Fairs in AME RIOA. and are highly recommended bv the MEDICAL FACULTY and thousands of PRIVATE PERSONS—who have <dven their VOLUNTA RY TEST I MON IA LS. THEY A RE SUPERIO R TO A X Y EVER MADE; are tool and easy to the EYE—and can he used either bv DAY OR CANDLE LIGHT WITH EASE AND SATISFACTION, NEVER CAUS ING ANY PAIN, FATIGUE, OR CHANGE. Persons are suited by a mere glance at the Human Eye by the Eminent Optician MR. SEMMONS, Who may be consulted from 8 A. M., till 5 P. M. Opinions Of The Press. “JOURNAL,” LOUISVILLE, KY. “They are undoubtedly the best in tho world.’’ “COURIER,” LOUISVILLE, KY. “ We have the testimony of gentlemen who are known, and who are capable of judging as to their great value.” “REPUBLICAN,” ST. LOUIS, MO. “ In caliing special attention to SEMMONS & CO'S, advertisement of their Brazilian Pebble PANTOSCOPIC SPECTACLES, We conceive we are doing less a favor to tho advertisers and manufacturers of those admira ble help to vision than to such as find the uso of glasses necessary.” “DEMOCRAT,” ST. LOUIS, MO. “ Such should by all means examine the me rits of an article which has now the enthusiastic admiration of the men whose wants are pledged to its worth.” “APPEAL,” MEMPHIS, TENN. “ We have already said all in their praise that is necessary to reeommend them, and we are confident that no one who has listened to our advice has ever been disappointed.” “EAGLE AND ENQUIRER,” MEMPHIS, TENN. “ MR. SUMMONS’ sales in the city and vi cinity have been very large, and we have vet to hear of any dissatisfaction on the part of pur chasers.” “UNION AND AMERICAN,” NASHVILLE, TENN. “The opinions of the press in regard to tho utility of these SPECTACLES, is indorsed by many of our prominent citizens. MR. SEM MONS’ advent here is a God send to those af llicted with impaired or defective vision.” “REPUBLICAN BANNER,” NASHVILLE, TENN. “ We wish it distinctly understood that when we speak favorably of the SEMMONS GLASSES, we are not bestowing on them a compliment from motives of kindness to an ad vertiser. We mean exactly what we saw” f_ “SUN,” BALTIMORE, M. D. “ The numerous testimonials published in our


Quasqueton guardian.

ocr: & LAWSOX.) 1 «,„1 entered into bet ween you nnd the said plain. the lrtth day April, A. 1. 1 u o n e o o e a n s o s o a e i k i Presses and Machines And that your property i nt'11.0'" to ssitisfy such judgment as saill ••laintitts may it-covci*against vou.and that un State of Iowa, Buchanan Co.-ss. A. II. A- T. HYDE, 1YDK, i II h. In District Court in nd for Buchanan County. Iowa. ai WEBSTER & TO WEBSTER A LAWSON Gentlemen, yon are hereby notified that, A. II. it T. Hyde, of s: i 1 Buchanan County, State of Iowa, nt the Septcnit»ert.-rm, A. 1). 1857, of said Court, co n nieiiced an nction against yon. returnable at said SopteiiiU term of said Court, claiming of you the sum of One Thousand Dollars ns money due them from ymi fur damages in th• non-fultillin-i mid making gtxxl eel-tain guarantees with sail plaintiffs, in certain articles of agreement made less you appear and answer thereto on or before the morning of the second day of the March term of said District Court to le holdcn at In depeddenee. in and for MI id county,on the third Monday of March, A. I). 185P. judgment will U ivadcred against you thereon tor damages and costs of suit. A. H. fc T. HYDE. Jan.15,1H58. By rder of Court. K. BREWKR, Clerk. LEfc. LEAYITT MOOREJ IHnlw.tWy rttUM Illy

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publisher: Rich & Jordan


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: STOVES,' STOVES STOVfSl Gb P. HAYSLII^ Would Coil the Attention of the OU* izens of Buchanan and adjoining Counties to the fact that he is now receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COOK, PARLOR, AND OFFICE i y O V E S Of* Various Patterns, SiTfes •lidPric^ WHICH I Alt READT TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES As can be Bought Elsewhelfc ALSO, ALL KINDS OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Plows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes 4k Snaths, Grain Cradles, CORN PLANTERS, •.iij which I will warrant to give satisfaction In Every Paticiilar. ALL KINDS OF TIX, COPPER A SHEET IROX WARE KEPT ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST STYLE Atfjl. LOW EST PRICES. GIVE ME A CALL AT ALKX^f DER'S M»D 8TAND, Mail Street, Quaxiaeii^. G. P. HAVSLIP. Attention!—Farmers! I HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL OF A very superior quality of Russian Wimter Seed Wheat, (an article introduced into the Wheat-growing districts of Russia,) which

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ocr: L. W. HART, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL LAND AGENT, Independence, Iowa, Will practice in the several Courts this Ju dicial District. Particular attention given to the collection of debts, payment of taxi-s, exam ination of titles, and all other business entrusted to his care. Office in Scott's Bloek, tip stairs. lseplO-ly)


ocr: PARSONS & MELLISH, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IN Paints, Oil*. Groceries and Stationery. MAIN ST. june6'57-ly INDEPENDENCE.


ocr: C. F. HEKUICK, WATCHES, CLili'kU' JEWELRY, 1STO. 18 Ivr ATHNT ST., OFTOSITB TUB MOXTOCR UOI SK, INDEPENDENCE (CP Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Music 1 Instruments Repaired and Warranted. [n'i."


ocr: Good Samaritan Drug Stor*. I)R. R. W. WRIGHT, DK.M.KR IN DRUGS & MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYE STUFFS, GHOGERXE2S, Wines Liquors, Tobacco 4* Sqjart, Books & Stationery, E U E Y O A K I N & Main St., 1 door West of White's Hotel, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. DR. WRIGHT'S office in the Drag Store.-** ITT Prescriptions Compounded uxder his own Diblctioxs. (octl 5-] v


ocr: C. E. LATHROP, A O N E Y A A W INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. Refers to Metropolitan Hank, Chicago, D. H. Dotterer. Dubuque T. Sherwood, lndepen deuce John J. Phelps, 12 Wall st., N. Y. Real E*tnte Bought and Sold oil Commis sion, Land Warrants Located. All Land Business Transacted with Dispatch. Also Agent for Phu'nix Insurance Co., Hart ford, Ct. Policies issued on favorable terms,aiul without delay. Office Main st, opposite Montour House.


Quasqueton guardian.

ocr: QUASQUETON. STOVES 1 S O V E S A. Alexander, IVoithl Call ike Attention of the Cit izens of Buchanan and adjoinimg Counties to the fad that he is now receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COOK, PARLOR, A N OFFICE S O V E S Of Various Patterns, Sisscn mid Prices, WHICH HE IS READY TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES FOR CASH! As can be Bought Elsewhere. Mi/ Stock consists in part following Patterir?: HARVEST HOMK. CHARTER OAK, FOREKT OAK, NEW E'AOLK, CLIPPER, EXfKLPlOIl, i K WESTERN STAII.


ocr: A. II. i i v e 7 ^vfljitrct ant) skiver, Qnasqneton, Iowa* Will perform all kind* of Arehitectural Drafting and Building in thcl»e*t Mod- rti Styles.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: Whole-sale efc Retail Dealer in HARDWARE, CUTLER*, Farming Tool* ft Housekeeping Goods, -•. Affrnt for Little Uiaatt Lswdi Wire Fencing. NO. 145 MAIN STREET^ 1 #l


ocr: DUBUQUE- Fulton City Dubuque & Minne apolis PEOPLE'S LINE, F^ROM Chicago to Upper Mississippi via Chicago, Fulton City and Minne-seta Pac ket Co. Steamers, affording to the traveling pub lic a quick and re-liable transit to till points on the routes, and rendering Convenience unsur passed ly any other Lino. The advantages of Transporting Merchandize Over this Route is manifest, viz avoiding the Frequent Delays Of handling. so usual by other lines, and giy ing more satisfaction to owners and cousignees, by landing Goods on OXJH, T.ir'.y J=UB. The rates of freight are equally satisfactory. The Boats composing this lino are commodious and commanded by experienced and gentleman ly officers. For information respecting the arrival and departure to and from Dubuque, inquire of agents. Murk Good* Care People's Line, via Fultou City." 1). P. POWRR HUDSON BURR, WILLIAM W. JOMtPtty A1.SO S o a e o w a i n Sc. CO. Forwarding A Commission Merchants, Jy«7-t0 No. 30 Levee, J. gTEWART LOVE, i. GORGAS BULLOCK,""JOSEPH' & CO,, Successors to G. W. Burton fc Co. PRODUCE & PROVISION,


ocr: WILLIAM W. JOMtPtty A1.SO S o a e o w a i n AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Levee, bet. 2d 3d 8tS., JDTTIRTTQ.TXIE v IOWA je27'5i -ly i. GORGAS BULLOCK,""JOSEPH' & CO,, Successors to G. W. Burton fc Co. PRODUCE & PROVISION,


Quasqueton guardian.

ocr: (DCllCnU (L 01ll)Cj)iUlCCIT A' jflOtliri) i)ul)lu, 9-3m Land Owners and Land Buyers, LOOK TO YOI tt TITLES 1 I IP YOU WANT A DEED, MORTGAGE, TITLE BOND, LEASE OH OTHE11 IN STRUMENT OK WHITING. EXE Cl'T El) WITH NEATNESS, ACCURACY AND LEGI BILITY: FREE FROM BLITNDERS A XD OM1SSIONS, AITI.Y TO H,_ J. THORNTON, OFFICE WITH OLDER, LEE «fc CO., IndependeBcef Buchanan Ce«* I«wa*


ocr: nsoN BI RR, t. WILLI.*5T JlWI.PH, STT.WAKT LOVK, j. noKG AS nuLixxK. HILLOCK, JOSEPH & CO., Successors to G. W. Burton A* Co. PRODUCE & PROVISION, A I.SO Storage, Forwarding AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS* Levee, bet. 2d 3d st«., IDTXBXJGiXJ^ ToytTA


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The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: £JtO SPEC T^tffl OF TUB v'.v Dubuque Daily, Tri-Weelily Weekly Times. The publication of the DUBUQUE TIMES—an Evening Paper—will be menced on or 1H.TOIV the first day of June It will Le printed on a large, eight, column of the best 'piality of pnpT, and with new ty In Politics it will be Indepindent will contain all the latest jiolitical, Local and other News. The THI-WEEKLY TIMES will be on Tncsdnj', Thursday, and Saturday and will eoiitain all the News and matter of tin? Dtliiy. The WEEKLY TIMES will be issued Wedix sdny morning, nnd will be a FAMILY NKWSI'AI'KH. In addition to the General Intelligence and Editorial matter of Daily, it will i-mhraiie a condensed summary the events of interest, and th' Agricultural gress «sf every county in the State that can heard from, arranged underth- heads of the spective Counties. It will also contain a amount of Miscvll:un1uu9 reading, adapted the Family Circle, and cspoeially to the of the Farming community. JT KK jf S: n DAILY,* "1 per annuls, i&kdrane* TRIWEU1TLT* 4 WEEKLY, 2 4 Or (3 after montfiB


ocr: ,• *.*«.*. BALDWIN'S HOTEL, Cor. of Grove & 2d Street,


ocr: Consolidation OF EMERSON'S MAGAZINE AND PUTNAM'S 40,000 SUBSCRIBERS TO STABT WITH. riMlE Publishers are happy to announce, J_ in the union of these favorite the best literary and artistic Uilent of loth lications has been secured, and the most ive features of each will be rotaiucd in the solidated work. It will aim to present in its pages the productions of American thinkers and and the best efforts of American artists. We shall endeavor, by a sagacious use of extensive resources now ut our command, Magazine, that, in the richness of make a literary contents, and in the beauty and fuseness of its pictorial illustrations, shall this couutiy. The new issue commences with the BER number, which is now read v. It is with the choicest productions of some of most brilliant writers of the day, and is ished with fort y:four splendid original ings. It appears in a new dress, embracing elegant classical design on the cover, and the tire work presents the most attractive ance. It is pronounced by all who have s'»ii to be the most lte-autiful specimen of a ever issued in this country. Price 25 cents—$3 a year. It may be obtained of any News Dealer Bookseller or by enclosing cents to the lishers. A SPLENDID LIUHARY OF TY LARGE BOUND VOLUMES is to every er*on who gets up a club of four subscribers. 4-fcC* Ootobcr numlx'r as a specimen. J. M. EMERSON A CO., Publisher*, Broadway, ttTew rival any publication ever before produced this count™


ocr: DUBUQUE. Fulton City Dubuque & Minne apolis PEOPLE'S LINE, F140M Transporting Merchandize Over this Route is manifest, viz avoiding Frequent Delays Of handling, so usual by other lino*, and giv ing more satislnei ion to owners mid y a n i n o o o n OTJIEl T.WVWT-yre The rates of freight are equally satisfactory. The Boats composing litis line are commodious and commanded by experienced and gentleman ly officer a. For information respecting the arrival and departure to and from Dubuque, inquire of the agents* Mark OoWi "CJaro People'* Line, via Fulton City." B. P. POWER & CO. Forwarding A Commission Merchants, jy4'57-tf) No. 30 Levee, Dubuque. Chieaco to UpTx'r Mississippi Chicago, Fulton City ami Mi,me,," Pac- ket Co. Steamers, affording to U traveling pubr lie a quick and reliable transit to nil poi iii* on the routes, and rendering Convenience unsur passed by any other Line. The advantages of


ocr: E. MULLER, BOOKBINDER, RULER BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER. Port-Folios, Boxes, and all kinds of Fancy Work manufactured at the sign of the Big Blank Book. Cor. Mr:n and Sixth street., Dubuque, Iowa. German Books, Music, Drawing A Writ* ing Paper For Sale* N. B.—Persons who left work with F. A Bussemer may find it at this place. declSIy


Quasqueton guardian.

ocr: QUASQUETON. T. A. JERNEG-Alf, RICCESSOR TO BEXT1IAI.L A JIRNEOAJT BaVing bought out the interest of J. If. Ben* I shall continue keeping a general OP GOCffiS, heretofore. Thankful for the very liberal bestowed upon B. A J., I would uiont solicit a continuance of the same. T. A. JtRNfXUN. THE OLD STAND CAN BE FOUND SUITABLE TO THE TIMES. "Forget 111c Not," .CONTINUE BUYING YOUR DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES OF JKRNKOAN. Sardines are not bad Eating) DO NOT TAKE MY WORD FOR IT, ('all and get a Box, PRICES TO SUIT THE TJM£$. SUGAR, AND Far a- Little .Koae-, AT JERNEOAN-S. DESIRABLE, AND TEA, Which IU be had by calling011 rn« Stirring & Corn PLOWS. 1ST _A.XT.JH, ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Twist, Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO. OILS, WHALE, TANNER'S AND IJXSEED, AT JERNEGAN'S. WHITE LEAD CONSTANTLY Oft'HAND. Doors anil Window Saah AT THE SHORTK8T NOTICE BY JERNEGAN. WANTED. BU'FI'ER, WHICH I WILL EXCHANGE GOODS. Dry Goods and Notion* SHAWLS, DELAINES. riUNTS, GINGHAMS, ALPACAS* LAWNS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, COTTON HOSE, WOOLEN H0UE* GLOVH, LISLE THREAD DO. BUTTONS, THREAD, NEEDLES AND PINS. AND SHOES, For Men, Women, Children and infant*. BOOTS. Hat* and C«|M, CLOTHS, fc(\ CLOTHING. A Complete aasortmevl* 1 KINDS OF GOOD? GED FOr' A


ocr: STOVES', STOVJvS!! G, P. HAYS LIP, Would CM the Attention of ffe Oit igens of Buchanan and adjoining Counties to the fact thai he is receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COOK, PARLOR, A N S O V E S VARIOUS PA 1 fern*, and I'I'icfs, WHICH I AM READY TO AT AS LOW FIGURES AM can be Bought Elsewhere. ALSO, ALL KINDS OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Plows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes & Snaths, Grain Cradles, CORN PLANTERS, *6% K'. Which I give will warrant satisfaction In livery TI.\, COPPER SHEET IRU.WYME KEPT ON HAHD AND MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST STYLE AND LOWEST PRICES. GIVE ME A CALL AT DISR'S OLD STAND, Male Street, Pnticular. ALL KINDS OF Quaaqnetop. G. P. HAYSLIP. ALEXAN-


ocr: AC. AC. MERCHANT TAILOR, AXP DEALER IN* Cloths and Trimmings, ClvihiiHj and Genllemen J-'onn'-dp- ing Goods, CONSISTING OF FANCY SHIRTS, COLLARS, WAV ATS, FLANNEL SHIRTS, WOOL SOCKS, BUCK CLOVES, CASH MERE do HATS. AC. AC. AT THE OLD STAND, One Door South of Thompson's Stort:, ({unsquetou. October 1 ^."7 'tf Drug 1,000,000 WHITE SHIRTS, COLLARS, POCKET H'DK'FS, WOOL DRAWERS, COTTON SOCKS. Seal skin GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, CAPS,


ocr: iEAi.rr. IN STOVES, TINWARE, See., Sic. MATN STREET, QUASQUETON. All kinds of Tin work done to order in the est rices. fdecSl best style, nnd .it tii


ocr: V rnur n i ^11 |H-n»ou« knowinKthenisx-lvesinilehted to tk NEW A1)VEUTISEMENTS. ',','! ,n (l.001n1,rn!l ^"'bieted by 1. A. Jcrneiran, nt the old ilnM. t, NOTICE. \hv'''iwinow will| hereafter U firm of lieiithall tt Jerilegan, niv hereby request* od to call and settle their accounts in some phafM without delay, nnd then'bv cave fheinsilvWI* costs of eollettioa. J. ii. BKNTHALL. ft. ». A- JKRNEOAN1I Quasqucton, Feb. 18,1858. (7||


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: srovi :s! 8TOVK8 •w P. HAYSLIP, Would Call the Attention of the Cit izens of Buchanan and adjoining Counties lb* fqeijkai A#t* now receiving A tARGE ASSORTMENT O# COOK, 2 Ujil PARLOR, 1 -. ',:a«s v. && O I E S O V E S Of Various Patterns, Sim and Prieep, ... WHICH I AM READY TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES As can be Bought Elsewhere. .-V* m*i'\ gJALSO* ALL KINDS FAitMim IMPJ^EMEXtTS, Plows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes & Snaths, Grain Cradles, CORX PLAXTE1{% cjVC, $'C. V^hich I will warrant to satisfaction lit Every Patienlar. ALL KINDS OF Tl\', COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE KEPT ON HAND AND MADE TO OFTDEK THE BEST STYLE ANI^ Stew LOWEST PRICES. GIVE' ME A CALL AT ALfcXAN DER'S OLD STAND, Mala, Streelg?£ P. HAYSLIP.


ocr: Taldwifs hotel Cor. of drove & 2d Street, FAIKIIAINK, IOWA. ir. ft C. A BILPwar, P»prietoi«,


ocr: ML U.SON BUBD, v H'lI.LlAM W. JflSTiftT. J. STEWAHT LOVK, J. C.OK( .\S BLLLOi'K, JOSEPH 4 C0.# Successors to G. W. liui-ton Co. PRODUCE & Storage, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS* Levee, bet. 2d 3d st«., k IDCTBXJGiXJS,


ocr: PARSONS A MELLISH, DRUGGISTS, S AD DtALOa US Paints, Oils, Grocfriei an^ Stationery. MAIN ST. INDEPENDENCE. IO«*. jun«6'57-lv


ocr: tigr TT A "PI* ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL LAND AGEN£*' Independence, Iowa, Will practice in tlie several Courtsof thiaJn 4ftcial District. Particular attention giren te tlie collection of debts, payment of t-nx-A, exam ination of titles, and all other business entrusted to his care. Office in Scott's Block, up stairs. lseplO-ly)


ocr: C. F. HERRICK, DEALLE IX WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY, NO. IS MAIN ST., orrosiTK TVS KOXTOCS HOVSE, INDEPENDENT?. O* Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Instruments Repaired and Warranted. {n'r5


ocr: IS -m. G/ DOKNANi^ 7t Cciinseioi* fjl CCTinseior Land & General Agent St Notary Public, TEHSI RE*'S A Rscoanoi's Orrict, DEPENDENCE, Is j-rejiared to attend with promptness to an business |ertaining to his Profession. Especial attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing, Paying taxes, Examining titles, 4ye. jtinefi-SMy


ocr: WAflQTXETUCK & FLO lit IN (j HILLS, Qnasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa. r|^IlE alove Mills ai-e.now in good running order, and lieing under tlie subscriber's own immediate supervision, the people of Bu chanan and adjoining counties may depend up on getting their Milling carefully, promptly and cheaply done. Flour and Lumber always oa hand and for sale at the market iirice. J. COULTER. Qnasqneton. August 26th, IN)*, (2-24-tf


ocr: ONE PRICE CUSTOM BOOT AND SKOB SHOP. Boots and Shoe* VCAJRUFACTTRED TO ORDUT 1*1 in a neat and suhstaatial style, S*I and all kinds of reiiairinf neatly execu- ah? UA at tlie LOWEST CASH PRICES 8hop one deer West of Parsons A Mai Hsli s Drug Store. (9-99-ly) J. WILEY.


ocr: K. J. THORNTON, GENERAL —ASD— Ofleearilfc Older, Lee A Oo i


ocr: J. M. KELLEY, ATTORNEY AT Votary Publis aad Osnsral Land AfnV QUASQUETON, Buchanan County, Will Investigate Titles, and attend U Payment of Taxes. CoUeetions made promptly remitted. and Conveyancing done on the meat terms ALL Notarial duties attended to Blanks of all kinds constantly hand. A share of public patronage is fully solicited.


Quasqueton guardian.

ocr: QT'ASQUKTOX. i JS~ tr O O Jiiib j[ Q\ JES E. i I 1 ..TUT/,., 1 I i tfl ilk'* WESTERN STAR, i i n Alexander, S I Would CalI the Attention of the Cit netis of Buchanan and adjoining Com/tic* ik+fml tkmt hti* mw ••»ispwiving .. A I4$G|: ASSORTMENT OF COOK, WHICH -r.-su y PAllLORr- AXD OFFICE n o si S O V E S IOIIW ILLLPMLJIJ WLJKCII and Prim, 4 HE IS READY TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES FOR CASH! A* 5 o:r .1 Are** be *!»«wfee*e. My Htei'k fUtrt *f the following Pattcrms tt'AllVEST ItOME, 'j Ms i A E -O K FORES* NEWEAGLfi, COPPER, IS ir«KeBLSIOR, 'fttEMlW i a i J? MAY QUEEJf. ^aicroiaaM aouna E S I E N 1 KLMI, Together with a "targe Assorti^ent of rHa nai loofc ieW, PA 1?LOR & OFFICE l«TOYE8, Which I will warrant to give satisfaction fata In Every Patimla§^ ML A CALL AT MY UJJJ SLUJ1. *k. i TP: -IWOTFTB WTST SAY TTF-ATI HTFVE ,8 SOLD MY STOCK I N W E 7 "dJ# ,H*3 Gfefc,IIAY.SI41\ \riK) WILL CON TIN 1:1 TUJ: BThSlKKSS, AND WILL AS EVP It BE PKADY TO X40 ANYTHINlJ IN lIISLlNK4f. THE SHORTEST NOTICE. AND AT jpRICCS JO 8VIT T1IE TIUlR*. li A. ALEXANDER.


ocr: Land Owners and Land Buyers, JLOOK TO YOUR TITLES IP YOU WANT A DEED, MORTGAGE TITLE BOND, LEASE OR OTHER IN STRUMENT OF WRITING, EXE CUTED WITH NEATNESS," ACCURACY AND LEGI BILITY FREE FROM BLUNDERS AND OMISSIONS, APPI.Y TO Tl. J. TKOIRitTTOIfl-, £nural (foitbrpntcr $otarg Jjublif, OFFICE WITH OLDER, LEE 4 CO., Indepeadeoee, Buchanan Co., lews* 9-3m 'Sf1


ocr: Good Samaritan Drug Store. DB. ft. W. WRIGHT, DEALEKIX DRUGS & MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYE STUFFS. GROCERIHS, Wines 4* Liquors, Tobacco Segark Book* & Stationery, PERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS. Main St.» 1 door West of White's Hotel, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. DR. WRIGHT'S office in the Drug Store.— ID" PRKSCRIPTIoss COMPOUNDED VXDEB HIS OTVK DI&KCTI O.NS. (oetl£-ly


ocr: KKW ARRIVALS AT THE E W O O K S O E Near the Bridge, Main Street, INDEPENTDEN GQEL SCHOOL HOOKS of all kinds. BLANK RELIGIOUS MISCELLANEOUS" WALL A CURTAIN PAPER. CHURCH MUSIC, SHEET MUSIC. \f TTSf f. A T, Vil,i INSTRUMEKTS AND AIL KIXI« or STATIONERY, Which I will sell CHEAP i'OR CASH. junc6'57-tf 8. 8. ALLEN.


ocr: A. B. PARKCLL, MERCHANT AND bEAI.Cn IX Cloths and Trimmings, Clothing and GenthnnnSs ing Goods, CONSISTING OF FANCY SHIRTS. COLLARS, CRAVATS, FLANNEL SHI NTS, WOOL SOCKS, Bl'CK GLOVES, CASHMERE do HATS, AC. AC. WHITE SHIRTi, COLLARS, POCKET Il'DK'FS, WOOL DRAWERS, COTTON SOCKS, Seal skin GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, CAPS, «frC. ±C. AT THE OLD STAND, Ou Door South of Thompson's Htore, Quasqueton. October 8,1857.-(tf) Drag


ocr: STOVES! Gr. P. HAYSLIP, Would Call the Attention of the izens of Buchanan and adjoining Counties to the fact that he is now receiving LARGE ASSORTMENT A COOK, OF PARLOR, AND OFFICE S O V E S Of Various Patterns, Sizes and Priees, WHICH I AM READY TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES As can be Bought Elsewhere, KINDS ALSO, ALL Which I OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Plows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes Snaths, Grain Cradles, CORN PLANTERS, $C., frC. will warrant to give satisfaction In Every Pnticular. ALL KINDS OF ON HAND AND KEPT TO ORDER MADE IN AND THE BEST STYLE LOWEST PRICES. GIVE ME A CALL AT ALEXAN DER'S OLD STAND, Mala Street, flaiqaetaa. G. P. HAYSLIP. E»tray Notice. TAKENtownship,H. UP BY B. HATCH, OF SUM ncr Buchnnan couuty, on the 128th day of November, 157, One red COW, about four years old, with white face and white belly. One gray roan OX five years old, with one'horn broken off, and one "black OX five years old, with white spots, both horns broken off, and a Ml on.


ocr: J. ^tttoriKii ant) Counstlor at £aa)t AND NOTARY PUBLIC, INDEPENDENCE, Buchanan County, Iowa. BTParticular attention given to Collections, and remittances promptly made. Money in vested, Titles examined, Taxes paid, tc., &c.


ocr: Land Owners and Land Buyers, I.OOK TO YOI U TITLES IF YOU WANT A DEED, MORTGAGE. TITLE ROND, LEASE OR OTHER IN STRUMENT OF WRITING, EXE CUTED WITH NEATNESS, ACCURACY AND LEGI BILITY FREE FROM BLUNDERS AND OMISSIONS, APPLY TO R- J". THORNTON, Central (Tanbrpiufr k |lo(nrD public, OFFICE WITH OLDER, LEE «t CO., Itidopendencc, Buchnnnn Co., Iowa. 9-3in


ocr: i OF AL1 SIZES CONST ANTIlY ON QrASQCETOl. T. A. JERNBGAIf, •focr«oa to SKXTHALL A TTUTFAX Having bougfit out the intermit of J. M. Ben thai), I shall continue keeping a general ASSORTMENT OF GOOPS, As heretofore. Thankful for the rcrv liberal patronage bestowed upon B. dr J„ I would most respectfully ac-lieit a coatinuauce of the same. A. JKRNEOAN. AT THE OLT STAND CAN BE FOUND CFLODS SUITABLE TO THE TIMES. Forget nie Not," Birr CONTINUE BUYING YOUR GOODS AND GROCERIES OF JERKEOAV. Sardines are not bed fading, DRY BUT DO NOT TAKE MY WORD FOR IT, Call and set ft Box, PRICES SUIT THE TO TIMES. SWE157IM MOLASSES, SUGAE, A N HONEY, F»r tHO« Xoner, AT JERNEOAN'S. DESIRABLE, COFFEE A3VD TEA, Which can be had bj calling on JerMgM. Breaking, Ntirring A Corn PL0W& NA.TT.R, HA XI). Plug, Twist, Smoking and Cheering TOBACCO. OILS, WHAM TAXXKR'S AXD LINSEED, AT JEKXEGAN'S.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: BALDWIN'S H0TJ5L, Cor. of Grove & 2d Street, IllltlMA [i, IOWA. t. ft C. A. BALDWIN, Proprietor?.


ocr: V —AND— ft HMIiliOIDERV Mr*. E. A. SHELDON, WJOri.D res,K-etfully inform the ladies TT 1 ndcjiendenee that she ha# purehased Mrs. Ik-ekwith her Stumps Ac., aud is prepared (o do everything in tlie alw»ve line In the be-.', jottsible style and manner. Itniiisiw jfain st one d(Hr west of Jiulgu Hosa-lt's. lnd« pcndeiiee, s«-pt "i!*, 1^5". f.'iO 'lm


ocr: L. W ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL LAND AGENT, Independence, Iowa, in,^ji,n i *yj ./Wijl practice in the several Courts of this Ja dieial District. Particular atteiitiou given to !lu "f -lebts, iayment of taxes, exam- HART, aU oihtr husint'ss fiiii ustod Office In Seutt's Block, up stains.


ocr: 6. W. P0NNAN, |i)D Cciiitisciol- J.9W Laud & General Agent & Notary Public, TBKASIRI*'S «k Kxcoua's Orric*, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA Ts prepared to attend with proni|itness to all business pertaining to his Profession. Especial attention jfiven to Collecting, Coitveyancing, Paying taxes, Examiareg title*, 4k. ak i„ junct-s»-n


ocr: A1VT HV Ii' AT A 1* 1 i Vyil JfclU AJ llliiJVlilVT L,»._ w A HORAL BOOK Wlll'-ti't IIIU I I THE HOP£ OF LOVB^ AND WAV TO TILE ALT AIM MATRIMONY It will MADO E»AY «*, HOW T» «TT a Lover. Priuti-ti oil the latest |M^a*r an Beautifully Ulustrat4'd in Uie first st vie of Art. Containing, over TWO lU'NDRED IK- OT Splendid Engravings* sent to any one on the r«vipt Twenty-five Cents, or Six copies for 4IM- DOP fer. Address JOHN" V DAY. Potlktowu. l'l||^. cr T» Ajfents, Cauvassers and he Trade. $ will be funvhsd at oii*4talf illwuunt. C'.f ^1 tf White'* Hotel, ,1 COKNKtt or MAIK it COl'KV S**., ,-W "4-" HTDBPBMOBKCB. IOWA.


Quasqueton guardian.

ocr: QUASTLL'Ero^. (M 1h* fcAELOlI li STOVKkS 'J STOVES! A. Alexander, *r- W- izeiis of Buchmm mid adjoining Comities to tht fad that he ft nQti receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT ,.f. AND OFFICE S O V E S Various Pitlleriiw, $iaf§ and Price*,, HE IS HEADY TO SKM,: AT AS LOW FIGURES FOR (ASH! i&it be Bonglxt WsHmtere. My Stock consists in part of the following Patterns: HARVEST HOME, CHARTER OAK, FOREST OAK, NEW EAGLE, WESTERN STAR. CLIPPER, EX^elsWR, PREMIUM, MAY QUEEN, PRESIDENT, Together mth a targe Assoi'twcnt of l'AKLOR & OFFICE STOVES, Which I will warrant to give satisfaction la Every Pafirulai*. G1¥S ME A ('Abb AT OLD STAND. M¥ I WOULD JUST SAY THAT I H4VK SOLD HY STOCK OK I N W A E T« G. P. IIAYSLIP,


ocr: 1ST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN U tlie Post Cfcfic? »t Quag.iu 'luu, April 1st, asset, E. 2 Ki]p, W. H. I f?a Conner. Rrian Herman, Geonak, Hill, Alonzo. Hadd' ii, W. V Gafney, Tcrranee. Kinir, C. E. Persons calling for these letters will please gj)^' advertised." S. W. HARDEN, P. M. Dixon A- Co., Messrs. 'Brien, James. Rooncy, Margaret. TajTkr. Mary. Suttcrkv, George.


ocr: QUASTLL'Ero^. (M 1h* fcAELOlI li STOVES! STOVKkS 'J STOVES! E. A. Alexander, *r- W- izeiis of Buchmm mid adjoining Comities to tht fad that he ft nQti receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT ,.f. COOK, AND OFFICE S O V E S Of Various Pitlleriiw, $iaf§ and Price*,, WHICH HE IS HEADY TO SKM,: AT AS LOW FIGURES FOR (ASH! Ai i&it be Bonglxt WsHmtere. My Stock consists in part of the following Patterns: HARVEST HOME,


ocr: IVr Salfe J^HREL nmde Uugjfies, for erx-oit. or In exchange for C.iUl Lumber. Inquire of HENRY 4- QLASE, Jan


ocr: NOTICE. rpHE Partnership heretofore existing between JL the undersigned is iliis day dissolved by mutual consult. The business \vill hnvnfU'r lie eondueted by T. A. Jorncgan, ut the old place. All ]K r*uis kno\vingthMiH«'lves indebted to the firm of lienthullit Jcrucgan, are hereby request ed to call aiidst'Uiu their uceouuts in sun:o shap« without delft}*, and thereby snvo tlu-m-dves costs of collection. J. il. IlEN'TUALL, T. A. JERSEUAir. Quasqueton, Feb. 18,1868. (7-3t


ocr: O S E 8 OF THK Dubuque Daily, Tri-Weekly ft Weekly Times. The publication of the DUBUQUE DAILY TIMES—an Evening Paper—will be com menced on or liefore tlie first dav of June next. It will 1j' printed 011 a large, eight column sheet, of the best quality of paper, and with new type. I11 Polities it will be Indepmdmt Republican,and will contain all the latest political, Commercial, Local and other News. The TRI-WEEKLY TIMES will be issued on Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturdav evenings, and will contain all the News and. Editorial matter of the Daily. The WEEKLY TIMES will be issued eveir Wednesday morning, and will be a high-toned FAMILY NKWSRARIIR. In addition to the latest General Intelligence and Editorial matter of the Daily, it will embraite a condensed summaryct the events of interest, aud the Agricultural pro gress of every county in the State that can he heard from, arranged under the heads of the re sjiective Counties. It will also contain a large amount of Miscellaneous reading, adajtted the Family Circle, and especially to the wan|s of the Farming community. 1: 3f.S: DAILY, $7 per annum, is TRI WEEKLY, 4 WEEKLY, Or $3 after six


ocr: €Alil\ifT FT II\HIHE AM) IIAIRS FOR B^XJSL -3 1 Cheaper than ever before ottered West ol the Mississippi River. FURNITURE of an kiud», WELL MADE and handsomely finished, can be found at our Ware Rooms, A I N S E E QUASQUETON", IOWA. Anil bought at a smnll advance from cost for cash, or short, approved credit. Among our assortment niuy be found Secretaries & Book Case*, MAHOGANY & BLACK WALNUT Stircm Cc»)tiv JqMes, Sifo DINING & CARD TABLES, Light Stands, Wash Stands, Bible Stands, Towel Racks (a cheap and useful article), Fold ing Lounge?, Single Lounges, with or without cushions, Mattrasses, made of the best materials and in the best jxtssible manner, by the sub scribers, and will be furnished to the trade up on reasonable terms. Cottage, Common and Children's Bedsteads, and a large assortment of Chair?, of all kinds. Persons wishing to purchase are invited to call and examine. E. E*. LITTLE & CO.


ocr: HUDSON BURR, WILLIAM W. JOSE**T A STEWART LOW, I. liORQAS aiLLOCK*. HI LLOCK, JOSEPH & CO., Successors to G. W. Burton & Co* PRODUCE & PROVISION, ALSO S o a e o w a i n AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Levee, bet. 3d A 9d Bts., IDTJBXJGiXJE, lOWjL1 je%Tbl -ly -r


ocr: EVERYBODY WANTS THE E A i BOOK contains the Laws of gan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa also, the full United States Laws for pre-empt ingand locating Public Lands, and is ly ada])tcd to the wants of the Northwest. It also contains accurate and practical for drawing up all business documents in com- eeipt of 50 cents by mail. Address RUFUS BLANCH ARI),


ocr: DUBUQUE CITY MARBLE WORKS AKERlf.W & F0REI(i\ MABRLE. flixthSt. bet. Main A. DUBUQUH DAILY, TRl-WEEKLV WD WEEKLY REPUBLICAN. Thcundersigned has purchased the Sub*crir t?an List and Good Will of the Dubuque Daily and Weekly Republican, heretofore owned and edited by C. C. FI.IST, Esq., and ha« made ar rangements for an immediate resumption of both i»uea. A Tri-Weokly issue will be added, Aligned particularly for circulation amongst businessmen in the country. An pntire new outfit of type and other mate rial ha* been procured, and all necessary stops taken for prosecuting the busineula a thorough Mid efficient manner. The Daily Republic** Will be continued of its former site, (twenty tight columns and will be issued at 10 cents k v'sek, payable u the Carriers. TW) Tri-Weekly Will be of t|it sauie size as the DriVr.M^wiH b« issued at Three Dollars per annum toiuail lutacribers. The Weekly Will be enlarged to thirty-two columns, and be furnished to mail subscriber* at One Dollar per annum, Cash in advance. K K 1 K I^EAUKU IN Iowa, Dubuque, Iowa. To RXABIKO Airi) Asmrtiim IHiue. ______ A. P. WOOD. Office of Publication 68 Main Street, 3d floor ircr Redmond, Lovoll fc Co. jel.1-3t i


ocr: GREGORY'S Innta n o a i n GREATEST REMEDY OF THE DAY 'OR the euro of Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Bruises. Inflaniation, Fcwr & Ague, Chol era Morbus, Diarrhcca and Summer Complaints. This Remedy i* fast hiking the place of Duvtt' 'ain Killer, and kindred Remedies. Dr. MJNT'S AGli: KILLER is entirely Vegetable and free from Poison. No Arsenic, no Quinine, no Strychnine—SAFE and RELIABLE—SURE TO "CURE. This is a Better Medicine than Quinine. It stops the chills just as quick as quinine it rouses the liver to action, and purges the sys fc from bilious matter, doing what cannot be done with quinine. It never injures the patient, or leaves them pale and feeble, with yellow skin and eyes,or with weak and stiff joints. DR. LUNT'S BALSAM FOR THE THROAT and LUNGS. An excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bron chitis, Sore Lungs, Whooping iVugh, Inflamed Lungs, Asthma. Sore Throat, DitV'calt Breath ing, Hoarseness and Consumpiiou. BOYD, LVNT & CO., Proprietors, Maumec City, Ohio. Sold in Quasqneton by R. L. THOMPSON, Druggist, Main street. fmy23-6m dodcy'g Lalic*' Book.


ocr: DiiUGUlfeTS, AND DKALIRS tX PAINTS, OSIN. (Urot't'rles and Stationery. MAIN 8T. DEiSOE, Iowa. juncG'5T-ly


ocr: i I i 1857. Read, Examine and Profit Thereby. *To ike Laiiei of Qv.«*que(m and Vicinity: WE ARE RECEIVING EVERY WEEK ^EW GOODS, AND NOW HAVE IN STORE A Choice assort went of DBESS G-OODS, BONNET8, BONNET TRIMMINGS. BLACK SILKS. IF YOU WISH A BLACK SILK, DO NOT I OMIT CALLING ON US—IF YOU WISH A BLACK SILK APRON" I DON'T FORGET WHERE YOU CAN F1XD THE ARTICLE. W E U A A N E E SATISFACTION. E W E A I N E S STYLES MUCH SOUGHT FOR, NOW CAN BE FOUND XEW TRIMMINGS, Call and See thea. You vitt find all the above 0001)S at the Store of BENTHALL ft JERNEGAN, {IMe J. M. Benthall. QUASQUETON, IOWA -oo O V E S O S I E Y WHITE GOODS, And imfmct nerytkuig itmrmbU to the tea at* if At Indies. AT OUR STORE, (Soase slct All wool, Small Figure, For Child rea.) PRINTS! T!ose Prints have Arrived-"All Kindt, Just Look at Theal SHOES, SHOES, FOR LAMS. AK» CniLDBXN, You win And a Choice Assortment by calling soon. WE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO HAVE UTTLE ONES, We LIIT« MOW RF| Pretty Stglet. I NEW BONNETS!! ROC'E I ES. I


ocr: CK LOVES, CASHMERE do HATS. AC. AC. A. B. PARKEM., MERCHANT TAILOR, AND I AL I K IS Cloths and Trimmings, Clothing and Gentlemen't Furnish ing (roods, CONSISTING OF FANCY SHIRTS, COLLARS. CRAVATS. FT.ANXKL SHIRTS, WOOL SOCKS, WHITE SIHHTS. COLLARS, POCKET DK'FS, WOOL DRAWERS. COTTON SOCKS. S«*al skin OLOVES, SUSPENDERS, CAPS, tC. AC. AT THE OLD STAND, Oae Door South of Thornpsoa*a Drag Store, Quai^oetoa. October 8,1857.-{tf) LUW A KSTKVY NOTICi:. rp.VKEX up ly Win. R«u-iiu.if Liberty ship, Hii' h:iT).iu Liwa, one dark lnwn htiv' t« 1r s.-ven v^reohl, whito S|HT on iho intil«of cncli himl lui* thenpiHttranc of JX-11 il on tho ton of his ln'ftil. Appraised hofor» N. C. Gagohy E«j., on July Oih.at Fifty lXill.il*. (31'It) F.1VVARD BREWER,


ocr: 1857. Read, Examine and Profit Thereby. *To ike Laiiei of Qv.«*que(m and Vicinity: WE ARE RECEIVING EVERY WEEK ^EW GOODS, AND NOW HAVE IN STORE A Choice assort went of DBESS G-OODS, BONNET8, BONNET TRIMMINGS. BLACK SILKS. IF YOU WISH A BLACK SILK, DO NOT I OMIT CALLING ON US—IF YOU WISH A BLACK SILK APRON" I DON'T FORGET WHERE YOU CAN F1XD THE ARTICLE. W E U A A N E E SATISFACTION. E W E A I N E S O V E S O S I E Y WHITE GOODS, And imfmct nerytkuig itmrmbU to the tea at* if At Indies.


ocr: I I I STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! E. Alexander, Would Call ihe Attention of the Cit izens of Buchanan and adjoining Counties to the fad that he is not* receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COOK, PARIA)I\, AND OFFICE STOVES, Of Varion* UMi and Prioeti, WHICH HE IS READY TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES FOR C1S1I! As can be Bought Elsewhere. My Stock consists' in part of the fnUming Patterns: HARVEST HOME, CHARTER OAK, I FOREST OAK,! NEW EAGLE, RIJPPKR, EXCELSIOR. rutJbUCM, WESTERN STAR.


ocr: BOOKS! KEW ARRIVALS AT THE E W O O K O E Nifiirtli'- Biitli,'*1, Mian Street, INDEPENDENCE. SCHOOL BOOKS of all fcnds. BLANK RELIGIOUS MISCELLANEOUS" WALL CURTAIN PAPER. CHURCH MUSIO, SHEET MUSIC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND AU KIN PS OF STATIONERY, Which I will sell CHEAP FoR CASH. jouc6'SMf 8. S. ALLEN. Good Samaritan Drug Store.


ocr: L. W. HART, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENKRAL LAND AGENT, Indcpeiidcuee, Iowa, Will r»n\ctice in the several Courth of this Ju dicial Distriet. Particular attention given to the eollection of detts. p:«\ n»«'nt of t.-ixe«, exam ination oftitles. Htid nil ot'hor business entrustctl to liis em\ Office in Snxitt liloeW, up sUiirs.


ocr: BOOKS! BOORS!! NEW AUUIVALS AT THE N E W O O K S O Near the Bridge, Mitin Street, nsr DEZPHDvT DEIST COEL SCHOOL BOOKS of all kind#. BLANK RELIGIOUS MISCELLANEOUS" WALL A- CURTAIN PAPER. CHURCH MUSIC, SHEET MUSIC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AXD ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY, Which I will sell CHEAT FOR CASH. jnneC'57-tf H. 8. ALLEN.