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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02
Pno G3~ GnMUND' nAvrNrorr 4 90. nIghmond



ms, Publisher aud Bookscler, Rahmnl Va, hns Just
published DIGEST or 1IiEIAWS OF REAL PROPERTY
rga.f3t adopted and IN na IN the nltcd Sfnealy John
l5e L4A, IL u, Judge ~ tire eh judicial tiiruit OF
Virginia # The ddgeaut Tho supreme Court 81 Appeals
aud eriN Professor Law IA the University ARina
Soeoud Edition revised corrected and Hcatly enlarged Ia
vols fo,al Price SIG 80 mis- edition. embracing
ae haar} all hr recent English aud American dcesnsnpou
The sumo sHtot mns Justly be considered the most valuable
compendium purely American Law upon The subject Of Read
Property ever issncd in this country
tdaiHT GptaipH ~ The Herh This work applies
BfFo 10 tip Laws respecting oal Property in The United
States la Nrin III vWE is upon the model Of Cruises
iFrs1 aud ltBag VII b. recommended valuable addition
40 lie LAW tere lattart='
cu aaI tudad The Nffiutt STINT Courts and tn Iu
It'd 0at,a trauf Courts by Al Sandrr II Sands ts tou.
How al Law Richmond Va sal posi- T}n atorl irre.
e uJ
Tia worn "a iucndcd to supply thu young mtnof the Legged
pref 4siou via hhnhook Ia guide thea la tbn Prosecution
and .eufr Ia Bauity lurceronrotn this ptact tn
rr Tho history sni In Equity trum it's beginning
ut. The AIpUnik besides containing summary OF L.,
gadesats by the Virginia Court ct Appeals a. affecting
Equs pleading aud practice, contains variety of forms
His. Answers BeHurfop lloas, nrerres, AZ, A. Tho
practical also isud Iva The Appendix will na the work
a'auhis radf nery@ pthe practitioner scpe1ts
rA1D Estsg.DE8s.-Iropossls " II be received ntr the
BAlH not 81 a Montgomery White sulphur springs
tler ftas which may be secn application Ia a the
springs.
Tho inbla Nc1 worthy 81 hudcrs; and We
may lei Al the same Time several smaller buildings
Communications may b. addressed Ia me, the Springs
RIO II Mostly. President
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company,
ItI
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LATER ERI,\l NItNIlN.


ORLEANS, sept. -. - Fhe steamship OH
'.IlTea 10 day from Vera Cruz, bringing
'''la the city of Mexico Ia the l9tll int.
N'rern had ahdicatcd, and IA Council had
tfnie'l, representing also the garrison,
ia nneon>iituiionally adopted the plan
''e'' thus avoiding all fear OF the collision
ia The army and lhn civilians. StlII 10 gov
| '' r.Ylstr, and anarchy is feared.
| Alvarez aud Commonfprt were shortly ex-
| " reach Mexico, though the former Is not
by at the capital.
,'an' Carmen q and oihor places had de-
'tf the resolution.
,Hsda of Lazacs was l0A0 strong, and
red 10 HE new National troops.
h'daaria, has published new and iloer'
80 has also been issued for the reorganl-
Ute Army of Vera Cruz.
81" hundred men have been enrolled In
'alal Guards
mas SON had been reprmanded IN the
''fn- for crurltins.
'ars from Yucntan ar- to the 2oih. Ma
d H. of fruxilo had fed there for safety.
Dfher eommandant of the city would en-
70 check them.
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xyA,uAM,.s. I..oNnaANn nom aAhM.

The subs ribcr ban 1,s.t.as Ia rgno,e Souih.
as the Ssh, lor Old Place, ,maed four a.s North Floyd
fonrthou5f and lying both s.es ii LltIe Idycr said
ot the first uIItf aud high state at improvements The
balance is u ris upland one hat Of "meh u CLEARED
and in cultivation, d. r'st IS heavily tmbnei with Oak,
Hickory Lhn ~ TT either eRAng 81 farming tl rlac"
Possesses ADJ aHtas5 sspr1 pr@7 10 my "eI OF Si9al
BILE having running water every held an abundant supply
of Timber all kinds except pine 'nd situated as 1t Is with
t" Christ anl within = miles of The Railroad Depot
bic pMEILl&G Ipi 81 c"nta 10" gig rooms, an c.e,lent
STORE not 81. L.. laei. alaebe. 9ranury a BlAGh
large Barn, nego ha8s, aud ~ other nucasay ot hud
mgs. The stand is equal superior a. any ia THIS sec
Of the n"'shhafhead which, in point ot w"Hlth The rS IN
the county. On the place site suitable for fse Manu-
If pcrs. IS i,g A. rr,bss, s1cI lands viii cxanl, for
themselves feel confident that they can be suited both as
Tho terms III he ma1a accommodating Any further in
signed or Horny Lane, Esq, Floyd Courthouse. Va.
~ The section Of country in which NOW reside is an *.
sep aic3W SAMUEL a / EVANS
atALE oF LAND, &c.-iersuant dccrec Of The
August sJ in the salt o Davies and wif against Parks &c
We shall on Thursday the an day Of 9eteb,r ensuing proceed
Ia sell upon The promises that valuable Tract or LAND
in The county Of Amherst Of which Mnftn Parks died seized
Iynebbuia aud B1tao Springs Turnpike, containing is
supposed ~ credit fone two and three years for
equal portions purchase money viii be given the pnr-
CLOSER ei, bond u approved etiy and title " III be
eeraird by survey and - sre exhibited the day of
sale and hc tract eled ato parcels II
sary, to suit purchasers T1anr laser win have immediate
liberty otseediaS a full pos" s,a At ths end lthe year
GEORGE HYII.oN, con,'rs.
ROBERT GI$eIEY.
ooa, the s1@s tme a f5 o, .a 81 "a Ia eri' Of SIX
estate and the greater portion Of the odo aud Plantation
Tools Bonds with apProY cd secnry Will bo required for
WHITING DAVIES, Admir-. de bons non
with the will annexed Of Martin Parks deed
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ENOR NEW YORK, yin s,ETERs.IEsa

RfOk NEW YORK, via t'EGEKSst EkG.-
n The large and eonmodous Steamship JAMES fatSe
TOWN Capt, PARRISH leaves City Point for New aSlGIE
York every "WEDNESDAY morning at o'clock after
arrival of the Cars from Petersburg arriving nNew York
evening Throuhh Tickets including Railroad Fare aud Meals
and State Room board steamer S4-Seeond Glass Cars
and Storage, 80. Apply to LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents New York and Virginia steamship Co
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BsnrNs.O sy DsEs aEDHsEs.-NEW LIVE
I'd RY SrABIE--rhe undersigned respectfully informs
thr citizens Iyncbburg that he is prepared 10 re ~,
livery, the most accommodating HA.
terms nj the stand Of &C. NJ. Bruce. kA-ll
BLACKS Bugos and Horses for hire and Hacks run
every Court q Campbell Court House,
TERMS or TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY.
Per month .Si2 w
Per 65
Single 25
27-d&cty JOSEPH CiEMiNS.
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a III z a y u n W NENBHE4~, y . "
4 SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at q
wholesale and retail Ia every variety and style ut low
cnsh prices by calling NoWLANS, sign of the Ia Il
glo No a. Petersburg, Va, whore sc0
you viii per He has just returned from the Nor
thcrn Manufacturers aud Importers with the largest and most
fashionable assortment Watches Jcwclry Silver Ware and
Fancy this Would not be better
his magnificent and
PET he buys all his Goods cash sell
bom less than the regular prices for the quality
Goods You also have your Watches and Jewcry
paired IN the best aud nj short notice, and always get
the and fashionable Goods in exchange for
Remember the pare sign Of the Eagle No ~ sycamore
street. Petersburg, Va THOMAS NOWIAN.
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~, America arrived MT Boston yesterday af-
ION. and we have thr following additional ex.
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NNTANEEB.-A YOUNG MAN, with a small family
w wishes employ As Manager Of Tobacco Factory
IL has had years eNperiences of steady and sober habits
HI refers to the following gentlemen for most Of whom IN has
managed:
Hnbsnn Johns, Esq. bageors Springs, y G Hagsdale
Go usYlvhna IL VIM r Law, Esq, Dnnv ie John H.
pcnhertnn lsq4 do James Booker, Esq, I.ynchburg
y Early application requested.
Address JNO. +. MADISON.
sep 27-dlw&eltF ittsylvanin G. u, va.
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u Subscribers receiving ut ter nov aud Slacan
Salrsrao-. erert FROM their nuutcary. their supply
FALL aud MINI fE CLOTHING 10 which they reapeetul
invite the attention 1t H" rutr
sep cots BIRROrGnSI sHAFER 90.
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amp EsEASCEEs.-125 tons Lump Plaster land.
ing schooner 1ioga from Passport for sale by
A. 5. LEE, ON the Dock,
nup Richmond, Va
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~ Auro.Nr. DUE r.m.r na, oa

~ July, le55 and from aud this date all accounts
made with viii become due twice year VIZ the ist day
d January aud the list day of July All persons owing MS
accounts made previous 10 st IF July and duo that day
will please drw ard and them dependent
collections aud cash sales alone for tho successful proseeu
ton Of business Being ourselves compelled 10 pay for
purchases twice year, feel that excused for
requiring like payments. GEORGE NJ RCGkER & 60.
In lN
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,u,ys.e = ,.,nNtSDg:rt WAtg.saCpAD

~ t0MPANN-r5, subs ItFaHs 80 the Capital stock Of
mi. Company construction of the LNncAburg
ii ~ are fcIired paid ii monthly iusa.netsof =
each share
~ order Of tho Directory,
a. 37oodtl stdectwts J. II, REID, Secy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

r. pOklfka ANb DEALERS II nltN GOODS, 70
MAIN SrRfll RICHMOND. Nt=-Np ing, Of
importation mud purchased In The Nerthrr cities
general Foreign and Domestic Dry Geads
Stock viii reupare fatorAlly with In
variety ri tine md Noecus Dress aoods &c aud
will take pleasure Ia surviving all who will call
Also. the and stock II thpetings
tugs he found in the city from The Nret price to tho
imported nio this rouuSwith Floor on Cloths that
VIII h any measure, passages
Inn N1
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AUTUMN SALES.

e. AUTUMN SALES. 1888.
q Ccsps1s SrENENS0N & WEDDILI, IMPORTERS
wHoLFsALE DEALERS IL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRf GOODS, Ma n ~, Sycamore street, Petersburg, I'd
We pared exhibit to the merchants Of Virginia
and North Carolina large End commanding stock of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods
Having purchased largely of Heavy Wooleus early in juno
offer Goods mt such prices cannot fail to command
attention
of firm will remain in New York during the season.
in attendance tho Auction Sales and forwarding thing
and novel as 1t be received b, he weekly steamers
from Europe
Merchants who compelled by compg nn 10 buy al the
lowest market rates will find styles AID prices such as
will enable them successfully witt those who pur
chase In the Northern markets.
sen lac2awts STEVENSON q WEDDELL
EpBHasNdaRRuUk HOTEL, petersburg,
kb VA-NOTICE-n taking charge of the ABOVE esabish-
neft would respectfully solicit continuance OF the
patrons Hotel and 10 my friends ask them to
table shall Away be spread with all the
Irlrqr. IT the season The all attentive The
entire shall have the best attention thrt
viii that the ladies' who patronize the Hotel
every wish grafed and all ask is share of bust
Pho house furnished in the best style and is To-
Gated in quiet part Of the city My Omnibus win always be
the different depos to attend eustomersto carry them to
and fro. JOSEPH l.. CARRISGTON,
~ 30-dScs Proprietor.
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'ei> are entertained a. to whether the tnj-
hlrS viii consent to the eumpr mise which
MEX intends proposing oi lowering the
hoiies generally, bnt Prussia woAid b.
d>n1>ca to accent If.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

~ ItAkb pMl.lt-Nc cnnhdouty recommend this Ma
chino Ia farmers Having but little machinery, 1t is durable
and easily kept In order aud regularly quantity
tirn tuano desired Frank l,unin, ESD Editor of the
southern Piaato, thus comments On IL;
Ne perfectly convinced of its great value In efficient
working capacity cheapnss durability and simplicity of
that do hesitate Ia rcrommrndt to the public
thing which II Is known do not etnn venture Upon
Again. hosr works the machine with poreleet IL
breadth fast horse walk and
bushels at time does not
pnets necessary by who seeds by hand The
sreiH. entirely Independent of the wind and done
with ell during high winds which prevailed most
the during calm, because the seed delivered
the ground We not only recommend the machine,
therefore, farmer but them buy IT,
Mr. ScYmnurs who smoothing but their own
TilpS BRANCH & SONS,
sen L. re n
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HNOR SAILS 0aO0o Bonds Of the Virginia Ten
= nes5co Railroad Company bearing per cent interest,
principal and Interest payable in New York and secured by
second mortgage upon the entire Road aud NIL the of
the Company.
These securities regarded the FIRST class md will be
sold price command thf attention ri capitalist
Full information Of the pfcscu prospects
Il the Road will bo furnished by upon application
lnnr II .dNnls IEIIKA. hIINlE a 90
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J. II. REID, Sec'y

IYNOHHUUN, sOrt'HN0r -'~fl 100 )
yHydE EIGHTH ANU ~. MEETING 81 tie stnrahodef
III ta Virginia and Ttnasas. Railroad Company Will h
hud tr otte Il s Company iu tia cry on wednesday
tho 3tst October next
b, order OF the nd II Directors.
WAL Il. nrGuEs seerelarv.
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..,pusN,. TRADE. tsss.-s.eo. ~. Some. 4

~ CO. Hoisaif BrugRisfa Petersburg, Virginia have
eryvd their SrNG Slock of Drugs Medicines Paints BE,
aud offer sale embracing all articles Ia this
Inc, suited the of Country Merchants, Druggists
Physicians aud Farmers.
Obtaining their supplies from Manufacturers and Importers
only they prepared furnish heso goods low
regular Jobbmg house U Orders receive prompt and care
N latta Ion
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INH MtLLSfhe best In use. having been awarded first
premiums all competitors the leading Fairs Of n c.,
Virginia and Maryland, sold ~ factory prices by
RDWIETT g. HARDY
IN Sole Agents, pntrrshurR Va
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n TtnNERN AND FANNY UpopS=-A MORRIS, 81
Main street. Richmond r. opening his usual large and
general assortment of niok Paper stationery Fancy Goods
A. the Fall Trade, Wh,h he would respectfully
ask the attention Of the merchants of Nnfmia, North Carroll
and Tennessee visiting the city. assuring them Of
lee stock 10 select from be found Ia market aud
upon tunS fair and liberal
Al rs sole the sale OF celebrated Planes
featured y Worcester aud viii suppl, them at factory prices
nIaoh Hooks Of every description constantly hand and
manufactured 10 order
BIndnH every description executed in tho hest
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
\ r. w,aG.Aus. er.ainn,ly % ..I...t,,n

An q. WILLIAMS, originally 81 piitayivn-
Re MIA. late of Brunknoa, Va, with HOOKER a WAT
KISS. Richmond. Va. and WATKINS. sos 60, Peters
bntF "a, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS omec
Richmond Ia Cary @tfct la reetshig corner II Old aud
streets tive prompt aud personal ahnn '" inc
duee a4i pay psef ur attention h hng orders tf custom
BeEr tutho following Rrntlcncus
iulu - utey. l5l, f1sven Dshney, Esd Ma ofble y
lou lion 4 Z Petcrs EsIs, IYnehbnrR Mayor T. W
juns-. atfn I'll -, Esl aud N u NrWln, tanhhell Tot
Daic Tolenan soul berger. - aud Nhiior tele If
Isps halaN lmay fd& 81
nAs. q. usNEf, Commissions Merchant, fa,h
81 SUNNI RcHNpNn, Va saicls eensignmenis 81 4"
tou Nhun and all kinds Of Country Produce prun
slug dlisVnt personal attention,
tnnsirnmonts coming down the Virginia aud Tennessee
Railroad the Of u H. Phelps, Es4 VII be Tor
mardcd free of charge 10 the owner
lie viii also attend promptly t" al ofcrs f Plaster ouanH
Merchandise,
experience Win strict aud prompt attention aud qnrs
returns he hopes viii ltade which VIII hr rfahah"
10 10th his customers aud himself laeF 2Its
eDVFrERs - Sau0ss, Stockholders, Station
ND TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, whole
sale aud retail NJ - street NEARLY opposite the u
change Hank RI, almond Va Country Merchants VIII hnd
large esrahe tar Bouds which viii he sold on such
viii warrant second call 1Hrms cash or approved
tr,dt llN afdNtlN
sHsEEKs, MARTIN ~ 90. s.e"srni d"n,s"is-
SION hERt1l ANTS, gye particular attention 10 the
House the hasu. ot l2h and Gary seets Rich
mnud u. lily l1dSciis i'm
LAsT.-l5oo sacks Irirlcs Dorsey salt prime
EDMOND DAVENPORT x 90,
N3N Richmond Va
a. AlT.-ano SACKS leares pnrecys fine snll for 81
~ 10 arrive. hy EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co
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RrysvEs, syATEs e0tssr oF CI.asu-.
.Arr,, Ii p,ltt,raaftt. aAhnic.n,,. rprnIern

= u
"A MISSION MERCHANTS ANp AGENT : for the sale
III VIRGINIA HANUFAGTURED TOBACCO, 90 Gavor
1r
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Proxies Stock in shcr general ceilings snail Oh
10 he valid for the space years ffo the date thereof
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=
AND yysERsNTs.-We wish to purchase a large
y A mautiy Of LAND WARRAN rs for which We will pay
No CHEST arket price IN CASH Persons having them for
le will do web to call on us. ---.- .
aug lO-2m. fOtNoEh O. oNi IN
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rpokNTS LAND RaSTS.--No,icp A,I
y To THE SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1879. FNVe1
A. You III soon be In receipt Of your LAND WAR sTi
RANTS, and suppose and every of you ssssss
wish the very highest price you therefore, this IA
notify you before making sale of yon claims you Will give
call have made arrangements IN New York which will
enable pay than any here This side Of New
york LAFAYETTE ". GRAY,
uyI "a AgcOt fol Na
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u SlNISS @ubsftthrr loeht,d al the llock, cuusf
nrul The tunrs # thu steamboats, aud Vessels sprepard
forward Ntremely low rates all kinds MERIDIAN
Disc. TOBACCO. FIuGR. AND GRAIN aud other conn
Try produce.
lilo VIII also give his PERSONAL attention 10 the sle at Flour
Grain and Produce. aud the purchase OF Groceries.
Ills location enables him fora, ard Goods aud Produce
about half the usual charges in Richmond aud from
long eNprence IN The business all he asks Is trial insure
7htisfactur ALFRED $. LEE,
tho Dock Richmond, Va
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offers his lr"t'+ ri. Al -ar sr- fo his t5iFu and the pu
he ally II . Pr9rt'ss in t'e Courts # amherst a
Iou4ttss. i4russHs- All Ns3s.H.
Addr,as-Aalfss eGefh. Amherst County W.
iuu. AHttt,t4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-15
BY TELEG Il AP ii.
Philade lphia, June IL.

Philade Ipnta, Suur 49,
The debates of the X. N. Convention
this p. n. were interesting till about noon,
when the committee on Platform was call
ed upon TO report.
The Chairman then made partial re-
mort Of the portion that had been agreed
upon, which was prolonged till long after
dinner hour. No decision up n single
issue Of the platform has BEEN reported, and
there WAS no regular session this evening.
PHILADELPHIA, jon y.
Reports prevail this evening ,ht a por--
ton OF the members of the Cow, n lion had
seeded, and that there was prospect OF
the Convention breaking mp row, but
it is ascertained to be false. The standing
debate was not resumed, the Convention
being engaged in discussing the natural'za-
ton laws pend ny, when the COMMITTEE
made their final report, which was land on
the table, and will probably not be taken
up TIL the naturalization question is settled.
The Convention is in session this evening.
LAFAYETTE. Ind June u.
This being the day the Prohibtory Liquor
Law takes effect, the friends Of Temper
ance had grand celebration at this city
An Grafton was delivered by Rev. I. L.
Breckenridge, and addresses by several
o,her speakers. The city was ilium mated
last evening. All manifest determine
uon 10 execute the Law.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-15

HIGHLY IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION
Sfnead, Coliord i Hughes Us. d. B. An.
drews Before Chief Justice Sedan, Of
Storrs Township.
The above suit wgs brought to recoye,
345, claimed to have been oyerdrawn by
Andrews on his bank account, five yea.s
ago, The defendent claimed that instead
OF owing he gaHk Ss5, il owed him 46 cts.
The action was brought by Messrs. Morris,
Ti!den & Rairden, and the defense was
conducted by J. C. Pendery Esq. The
case was tried week ago, TUESDAY the
goth Of May and the day being warn, the
Court adjourned TO outdoors, and sat under
a tree. A number ofimportant legal points
arising in the case, the Court reserved its
decision for one week. Il was yesterday
handed in 10 Joseph Cox, Esq. according 10
previous agreement, and is as follows:
]. Both attorneys in the above case are
held responsible for ali cost
2 Any person putting lis money in
such place ought to lose it,
8. The claim is rather ancient and fish
like.
tutional in Storrs Township.
8. No monopoly Of that kind can recov-
er from the Cody citizens OF Storrs Town
ship.
Judgment to be entered against
Smead, Coliord g. Hughes for costs.
Notice OF appeal considered a con-
tempt a Curt in S'orrs Township.
Z. When one rogue sues another, mel.
thu can recover, by the n,w Code, in
Stnrrs Township. Gin Gazetb.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-15

"Abbott's Gift Enterprise" lottery
sch.me in St. Louis, largely advertised BY
some of our contemporaries hereabouts, has
proven to be grand piece of rasesli'y -
We hope the people will learn by expert
ence after while TO pu, no faith in ihes Sc
systematic plots 10 rob them OF their money.
From the various Art Unions down to
the most transparent fraud, they are all
based upon the same principle, that of CD.
tanning monay without just equivalent.
and therefore should be avoided by every
one who has any desire not to BE- swindled.
The following is the substance Of the card
Of the Chairman OF the committee who super
intended the drawing OF "Abbott's GIFT En-.
terprise," as given BY the Morgan Journal:
1.-The chairman of the committee appoint.
ed 10 superintend the craving of "Abbott's
Gift Enterprise" has published card in
which he expresses the belief that the
whpie thing is swindle from beginning
10 end, and exeulpates himself from any
shsre in the matter, further than as chair
man.
He intimates tina; after the drawing b.
the committee the envelopes were opened
and all the prize tickets taken out and
blanks substituted. Persons present at the
opening OF the tickets state that out of the
thousands ope ned in their presence, not one
prize appeared"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-15
Tax srArE OF IvwA.-The State of To-

Tax SrArE or IuwA.--The State of To-
wa, possessing advantages over her sister
States, is attracting hitner thousands VINO
seek homes in the west. she possesses
,oil not to be surpassed, indeed,if equalled,
and Welding to the husbandnan bountiful
haryests in return for his labors. Her eli
mate is "salabrious, and scarcely subject to
the deleterous changes chsrscterizing the
te,npenture OF ether States" Good health
> boon Of far rsore vaius;than all articles ct
the world, and it can be retained anywhere
Ills in this State. As evidence Of her
growth and prosperity, we note the estah'
lishment.ot newspapers in every part OF the
Sfa,e--which we thnp is the very best
that can be given. Towns are springlng
I'M where but shers time since was wild
spaee. and are settled by hard and intelll-
zen, people, who are Lot satisfied with the
accumulation OF wealth, but desire 10 store
the mind with the great riches which
printing press presents them: and almost
the first thing we know there is one es,ab-
lished in their midst Ciriiian.