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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

cal. ALLEN. ~. 4. CLARI,
ALLEN 4 CI.ARk,
AttorneyS / Couneellers at Law,
0eAl Estasc, Life IasuSanes and GENERA
Laad Agents, and Notary Psslics,
POST OFFICE BCILDINGS. BRADY ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
4 COLLECTIONS AMI sn professional business 10
u every part Of the state intrusted TO our care.
Will receive prompt attention; Money Invested Taxes
pAid, for non residents; Money Loaned on unsucam-
bered Reel Estate security Ystms, Houses and Lots
lsased Real Esssts Of oil kinds bought and sold On
commission.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

UlOu SSLASo - NtsS's
n. F. MITCHELL
REAL ESTATE BROKER
v1ssSl General agent.
OFFICE ON BRADY STREET
DAvenPSrs. loWa.
vHyk viii ory and cell Real kstAts on Commission
w -EGtsr lands-Locate Land Warrants-IoAn
nssry--Pay Ta.es-auend to th' Collecting of Deots
&c, In the State OF Iowa.
STAR
SIRE s .nOy.jsse Insurance (O.,
rGDENsBrRGH Ny
Goa Capital |i6O 800 CHsh sSrEtS esA. ~,
JAxEsG HvSKiss, resident
HExAv FOOT. Secretary
Nv MICHEL Asrm.
Davenport. Iowa
lytw FyrS zsssNrNMce To-,
HARTFORD, CONN,
Cs.h Capital paidtn 100000.
ALsu 6nLsI Pr-.id"nt
BRANA RD SECRETARY
RF MITCHELL. As-nt,
July II II Dav.hport, io@n,
4. 90. MILLER,
General Land Agent.
Suters Lands, Locates Land WUrdni.
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE,
Rents Houses and Farms,
COLLECTS RENTS, PAYS TAXES,
ANp ATTENDS PROMPTLY ITO
fiGE OVER rae POST oFfiCE,
Davenport, lswa.
, thav-a lsrse quantity Of City and Coua,s y!sp-
erty fer sal. IN reasonable terms; oeiO
Fer Sale.
>ONK hui.ired sud twenty Building .Ots ia al
H Addition Z. the town % Port Byron.
The. lofs eligible ard Handsomely situated on
sha bank ~ the Mississippi They all te .oid on req
| tonaoh 1erM-.
rr particni.r- inquire u A--.r- Dntf--, Pratt
| Co. Port byron. charles } Rs~r., E7a l-ClaiI..
! Corbin 4 Dow. Dss-np,rt "r - tbs -nb..tlt.I
- The .ab-ett,-, bs- nun,,-r re-a desirable pie
fr-of land ia and III citie- III Davenport anil
| leClair- snp nesr III" town OF P',t' byf"h ths' u
els &c, TO -rll Lu..o,rl L
Valuable Property Fer Sale.
A HOUSE AND IOr on Gsine. street. between .,
| ~ aud 7th The house Is 8 two ,t"ry frani- VII
| 4 rooms cellar veil. cist-rn stable, Actor .al
| on reasonable terms. -
I Also z lots on Nam street between It'll and o'n.
Also 50 seres Of nrst class Prairie Land, u miles
| from Davenport, near VALIANT Grove Apply TO
I SnALLFIRLp 3 HOLM
| ,vlldtf 9nd st. op Burneips Nil.
Fer Sale Or Lease.
YNOUR LOTS situated On - and Scott street, "
T p.,,.ca!ss' enquire Of ooAs" T .%ns pHw' S.y e
RARE CHANCE.
| Valuable Property fer Sale.
A two story house. with lot, on Fourth street, op
"A poa,ts the passenger Depot.
house and lot On Third street, bstwesn Iowa a0d
| u Claire street.
1 house and 10, On 0aines street. b-tvs-n Firf
| and Sixth streets
Iot With two houses on Srcond street, b~iow W's
| ron str0r4.
A house and LOT corner OF Gaines snd Third .ts
Ooe lot On Second street. opposite Cannon NM.
| C3ue lot 90 Main street. between seventh Aot
Eighth,
An the above property viii BE- sold very cheap
I'll Rnuuire pY sMAILYIELD hOL0
| 1000 cor SrcoId sud Sczytt sts-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07
RARE CHANCE.
Valuable Property fsr Sale.
Deelloines River LaAd or sale

klND OER.ARTyMEsNE
AsNet~ss ktssr Nasiessis~ cad =. !, O:
OSsvuwA, Iowa, April II. 49,
slNHD unAeT signed hereby gives notice, that thts
l ODc~ IA now open for the sale Of these valuable
SIC, They VIII BE- sid a long credit, snd 10 ioss "
fith mcens and wishes of purchasfrs
AnyfuYtber ln1ormatiou desred IN reassve 70 'nv~'
4. mi be furntshed ON spplicaikA at tAie eft's
/ mail OF oshesWise. gro. T. PShAINo,
tmayl6dtN tnd Cooalsssoo<,.
LAND DBe A8soES.
DRS HolnIs NAv3oAssoo 70.
ONth< s,st<sn,k day Of Ju1e, aext, the once b.
~ The save VI the lands u this company wtn W
removed frun this piass 10 YoFt De- 0olnes.
Thsee Lands viii y sol6 % long sredtes ana y
,uss a Ant the m1ans aoA wishes o. purehaseTp.
gro. 4. PxRGlN6
Lard Oonsmissi0ne
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Fruit and Ornamental
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Sale Depot Of thr above Establishment
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lArUuLD announce 10 kia old customers sud the
w public in general that he 10 prepared " eA
ters, either large or small, ss either of the sb0ve
named places.
Our Trees cannot bs s0Spssssd Ia quality, bssssy
or thrifliness Of growth.
Descriptive Catalogues, containing pstees vtu ke
cent from either place 70 Ill Who request ~ lsttss
Orders vill be promptly 0lled, secure!y pecked.
destination Married and forwarded - seQssses6.
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Of Medicine end Surgery, nov ooers hs professional
srry,e~sso the eitissns of Davenport and s vicinity
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&c Surusfy Q. W. corner Of Tenth snd hs'sisoo
sssssts, Davenport, lows.
H1enanNcDs;
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Prefo @ Amor, D, Cinclnnati,
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Operations for the removal OF Catsracts, Ptoeis
vsrsk,smus or squintugs, Hare-Lip, Club Foot con
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-07

Valuable properly FER OsSes
a HOUSE AND lOr on Gaines street. between o.
~ and ,th The house /. . two .t.iy frame. vii
4 rooms cellar. we'll, cist-rn stable, Ac--for sal
on r. ssoLable terms.
Also lots on Nam street between it'll and s'h
Also 50 acres Of nrst class Prairie Land, " miles
from Davenport, near VALIANT Grove. Apply TO
SNALLFIRLD HOLM
tvlldtf Ind st. "p Burnelfs NIL
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01


the travel will most assuredly pass through here.
If. however, we remain idle, If the people re-
main passive aud Indifferent 10 their own best
interest, they may find. when too late, that o's-
ers have secured what night have been retained
by them.
We call upon the people of Shasta particularly
To act. What say our friends TO holding CON
venion in the town Of Shasta, on the first Mon
day in Aprill We invite our friends OF TRINITY.
Sskiyou, and all others interested. TO C" operate
with u.s. Elect delegates, and let us meet aud
compare views; and if no other good result
from our meeting together, we will become bet
ter acquainted personally, and in that view 1t
will certainly do good.
But we cannot fail; we have the means to
build the road. and feel certain il will be
buI,, and that quickly.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

fV From the proceedings in The Court OF
Sessions it will be seen that good deal Of BUSH
ness has been dispatched within the last few
ed in the case of Adolph Newton. convicted of
petit larceny, to wit, in addition to the fine, the
hinyarec lashes. We say unusual. for we have
known of but one similar verdict in this county,
and that was not put into execution, an appeal
having been taken and the verdict reversed
There are various opinions relative 10 the pro-
priety of corporal punishment. and many are
disposed to condemn it, as extremely degrad-
ing, forgetting that it is the crime which de-
grades, and not its punishment. Newton is to
be whipped to-day.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
French Gulch Corr sespondenee

EDITORS OF THE COURIER The coniinua,i, n
Of mining profitable means of labor, so far
French Gnlch section extends, form any Years
even now in embryo. Daily discoveries of new
Dissinss are being made, and think before
the coming Summer ends, our mining poInla-
tion will have doubled in Ennibers New and
rich Di2gin.s have been discovered near the
Tower House MIR. Towers beautiful garden.
from appearances. viii be all washed before
long. by The hardy and enlerprising miners.
Mr. McCarrens hill digsinss, so far have
proved a total failure, although by more econo-
my and II proper application Of labor, the bill
might yield. They only surface diggings,
and The failure OF Them might have been. for
want OF IA knowledge of this fact. 1t is gener-
ally believed that the Major, (cunning dog had
taken The off them before selling ont
Ferguson & CO. AT the mouth al The GucIl
are ,ping very we'll Renuie & Co on The bar
above the mouth, are doing remarkably we'll
This bar was tried hy several conn lanies previ-
Gus 10 Renne x CO., bu; without success These
gentlemen by their perseverance ana energy,
have developed the richness Of diggings, equal
10 any that have ever been discovered in this
quarter. These diggings rre extensive, and
W. give employment IN great many miners
The Gulch itself is suffering some from the dry
ness of the season. some companies however are
doing very well. Trainer & Co.. for some
months back have been averaging from ten to
fourteen dollars per day TO the hand McCariy
4 Co about the same. Five mile Guleh u gulch
emptying into Clear Greek. about four miles
above the mouth of French Gulch is now at
| traciing considerable attention, miners are
crowding into them, aud mining cabins are 60
ing up fast.
The prospects on the East Fork of Clear Greek
are OF The most tiatterins kind. Every claim on
that branch, from the meth up, of these mines
has been taken mp and every prepar alton made
Tor taxing ont The Orc. A. D. w.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
Cour, of sr..ions--Feb. Term.

Hon. J. c. Hinckley Judge; E. X. Shed and
A. Cadw H. Associates.
Tho People Us Adolph Ne,cion.- Petit Larceny
Jury trial. Fined 500 and 33 ashes.
The People vs. alexander Gustarus Gambling
Plead guilty; fined 500 ten days imprison,
mcnt.
The People Us. HIM. LbrH.- Rafting. Inlict
ment dismissed account OF informally O!
Grand Inry held 10 appear before another
Grand Jury.
The People Us. He7nan NoJle-Gambling. Fined
5000 and costs OF suit; paid.
People rs. Frank Ca,nJin-Assanli with dead
ly weapon. Jury trial Found guilty and fined
5000 paid.
The People as. Henry Garoad-Assanlt. Jury
trial. Sentenced this morning.
The following persons fined $50 each
for non attendance as jnrors: West Ingrahunl
A B. Charles, II. Sunderland G. W vod w A.
Scott. T. j. Flynn, r. O. Dewitt.
Ceurt adjourned from Wednesday until his,
Saturday morning.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

JAIL DELvERY.-On Thursday night last be-
tween seven and light O'Clock William Il. Garter
accused Of grand larceny In stealing cattle some
time since, broke jail aud is now at large
The jailor had given The prisoners their sur
pers locked The doors, aud Ind gone down tow
to get his own. when several men. having OBJ
tanned ladder from a neighboring house placed
1t at the window of the jaiors office. which ad
JOINS the cells in which the prisoners are kept
and raising The window entered. They then
forced the paddock. which allowed them to open
wicker door. through which they handed tool.
to the prisoner, who, assisted the persons on the
outside to force the cell door. After releasing
Carter. they forced the paddock which held the
outer door to the next cell TO his own, but had
not time to do any thing further, being alarmed
from without. The whole time occupied. wa.
only aboni ten minutes.
To the side windows of the jailors office there
are no iron bars. nor iron shutters, but as it was
on the second floor. and there were no win
dows which could be reached in any other way
than by ladder, ii was not thought necessary
by the builders TO add these additional safe
guards.
The Information above given is on the author.
NY oil the remaining prisoners. The jailor saw
light in the Jail. and hurried back sooner than
he probably wonld have done, but too late to
do any good. There were said 10 have been al
least halt dozen persons, in and around the
Jali, and we suppose that every preparation had
been fully matnred. before the attempt to lber-
ate him was made.
The Jail Of Shasta. has always been consider
ed as very safe, but the addition of iron bars or
blinds TO the jaior's office, will be needed to
make it secure
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
'erd'c' of the Jury of Inquest on tho bodv
of Abraham Ritter.

We the undersigned, Jury Of Inquest on the
BODY oil one Abraham Ritter, found dead in n
CABIN on Salt Greek ,on the east side of the creek
opposite Gold Hill, after careful examination ,f
'he body, and examination of witnesses inti-
na'ely acquainted with deceased in his lifetime
are oi The opinion that deceased came to his
deaih by his own hand and we are further Of
me opinion. that The act was caused hy his hay
ing been swinded Out of some one hundred nn,l
inriy dollars, more or less, at place known in
Shasta as ihe Clipper Saloon,'' and kept by
Niar'ihe ana William Downes; by two sambley.,
TO The Jury unknown
j. Tough, h. j. Warson, r. Boch, o. Oakley.
Fefer Larkln, l.. B. Churchill. j. d. Dpnlap.
A. }. Baswell, William II. Bond.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

THE 22SD IN NSAcKAMENro.-Both Houses ad-
journed over from Thursday to Tuesday, in or
der tina, they might celebrate the 22nd. and get
over their head aches, before they again CON-
menced their .abors.
1t is probably all we'll enough, and the old
adage of luck in leisure" may hold good in
Legislation as well as other things, particularly
when the pay is goiug on al the time.
But we don't complain, so take your time ye
members, ye members old and young, and
when you take holiday, be sure you go it
strong. But here muse gin out, SO we will
defer the remaining verses, which we know
will be good. till we are further inspired.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

BUTTE CousTY.-We see from the Record
that Butte County is out of debt, and will short.
ly have handsome surplus in her treasury.
We congratulate our neighbors upon their
good fortune and wish we could chronicle the
same happy state of things here.
We suppose the County feels first rate, a,
least we have heard individuals say it was a
good feeling, but it is one which we have never
enjoyed We can hardly phancy the phelinx.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
Of Ourselves.

With this number closes he fourth volume of
the Shasta Courier. AS an Independent Journal,
we commenced The Courier four years ago. and
then gave pledge that the Courier should labor
10 advance the interests Of this portion Of the
State. Were true to our pledge? Have not
all the advantages which this portion OF Caliior-
MIA possesses been laid prominently before the
public, have not baitled eearlessy for what
we believed to be the greatest good to the great
est numbers. Neutral in politics. we sought.
not 10 advance the interest of one candidate over
another through the medium of our paper. but
remained so far as The Courier was concerned
entirely aloof, aud above politics. This neutral
ity we continued until new political issues had
arisen. and until il was publicly announced that
the new party would have its organ in our
midst. Theu. our right, and after plnin
and timely announcement of the fact we dotfed
our neutrality and arrayed ourselves as humble
though jealous colaborers in The Democratic
canse. The Shasta Courier therefore is, and will
continue Democratic paper.
We believe that the principles which we ad-
vocate, the true principles of government,
claims to nitnnaty-that the other parties are
sectional and ant-republican in sentiment and
Tins believing. shall do everything in our
power, 10 build up the one, and pull down the
others, but in so doing, we will use NJ strata.
gem. but will expect to succeed on the strength
of our canse alone in fair, open, manly warfare
So much we have thought proper to say o
ourselves, and we ask our patrons whether We
do not speak truihfully in saying what we have
said The past speaks for itself, the future
must be taken on trust but as we have VIOLATED
no pledge of the past, claim, that that
shonld plead our cause for the future.
The Courier has not grown rich, bu, thanks IL
the support OF a generous pu ublic,-it lives. ane
although we do not "cloihe ourselves in purple
and fine linen and fare samptuously every day. ,
still we have no reason TO complain. Still friends
will receive IA few more subscribers, few
more advertisements, job work, and payin:
jobs generally and be thankful.
This is favorable time to commence sub
scription. and we PROMISE our subscribers as al
evidence OF the appreciation in which we hole
their kindness. in having thus supported u
from our infancy upwards. to n more earnest
and jealous Industry. that The Courier may il
tniure be more worthy their support.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

u We see that the Trinity Times has changed
owners, and is now edited by Mr.. Ed Pollock
Mr. ?. enjoys fine reputation as writer, and
we suppose the high character which the Times
has always had, will be fully supported by him.
In his sautatory the editor says, that the paper
will be independent in politics. and devoted to
the best interests of the people of the North.
We wish him success. and welcome the Times
as co-aborer for the interests of this portion of
our State.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
For Mr Courie,.
Epixraih en- n w0uId.be PoIi,;r;,.

Wanting office, yet devoid of tact.
In truth, faith and manly honor lax,
Lost To all sense Of truth. or common sham.
Lost 10 everything but the chase of fame.
Inclined as straw TO obey every breeze.
And tickle, iaiihless as The troubled seas
Making sport of the mistakes of friends.
Everytl ing for iustful selfish ends
Draws still his breath from nature kind
Yet better dead. than live To find
Bach former friend AN active. bitter foe
Resrelling The fame ihry helpr, TO bestow.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

Gy~ We call attention to the notice for an or.
ganization of an Odd Fellows Lodge in Shasta.
This is a most excellent institution and where
charities much needed as in California.
where the sympathizing tear has been SO sell
dom she'd we like TO see these benevolent in.
stitutions springing up, as through their agency
much good can be accomplished. We advise
all who have acted with the Order TO join now,
and petition TO be admitted again as charter
members
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

p From gentlemen down from Yreka. we
learn that race is coming off to-day near that
town, between Sim Oldham's Billy Woods, and
Tyler's bay mare, fer fifteen hundred dollars a
side. Great interest is felt in this race. and each
animal has Its hackers to almost any amount
The distance is only two hundred and fifty
Yards
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

FIGHT.-Quite an excitement was caused in
our town yesterday, by 6s.icuff between two
hombres who met by agreement 10 settle dis
Pute. We did not witness it, but learn that one
OF the combatants returned pretty badly bruised,
the which bruising will. we hope make him a
better citizen. Bloody noses don't look well.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
[ From lie Yreka Union .

ANOTHER NEW PAPER.-The prospectus for
the Royal Platrir new paper to be edited by
the Order of the E. ClampSus Eiius, was hand
ed TOO late yesterday, for publication in to-day S
Issue. Jndsing from the tone of he prospec
tns, we may expect some lofty tournaments
between the Royal Plat,ir and the Budget An
unjust insinuation seems to have been cast
against the kni sbts of the honorable Order
which we presume will be justly repelled--
Mons Fcrrons.
II viii be seen from the above notice that
The ancient and honorable Order Of E. Clamp
sus Vitus. is about 10 have an organ in the
North. This is rs it skuuld be- Particularly
is one needed IN Yreka, for we recently oh.
serveA an editorial notice in the Budget, which
we felt like repelling, bat in accordance with
one OF our ancient asages, thought we had
better let every man do his orr sgtting. SO we
forcbore Tor the time waiting 10 see whether
the charge 'tha, por'ios of the payopicrnalia.
OF our Order bad been damaged aud lost" /, Q
was asserted by the Ediiress of the Budget,
would be repelled [ the Knights Of the Order
in Yreka.
FROM the above no,ice. we see that the hon.
or OF our Order is TO be supported, and the
Ediress OF the Budget, and all others who
may be interested, will find every trne Guisht
III The possession and gee of his W hole para
phernalia, and If an exhibition is ever called
Tor, or its use claimed for uny rhilanfhropic
purpose. all will say that it is Satisfactory"
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

W~ From the letter of our Sacramento cores
pondent it will be seen that the next term of the
District Court for Colusi County is fixed by act
OF the Legislature for the first Monday in
March.
This intelligence did not reach the District
Judge until last evening, at which time he was
SICK IN bed from the effects of high fever In
his present state of health he cannot get to the
county seat at the commencement of the term !;
aud as his term in Butte commences on Monday
week. he thinks it very doubtful whether he can
hold the term for Colusi. The next term is in
June-the lst Monday-only two or three
weeks later than the term as held under the old
law, which gave them only three terms year,
the first of which was in The month of May
We make this statement at the request of
Judge Dangerfeld.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

Eg We are indebted TO our friend Andrews.
of the Assembly, for copy of the Quarter Mas
ter's and Adjutant Generals report, but as we
are not military men we viii keep it for the
senior, upon his return to Shasta Eflc right.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
MARRE ED

On the evening of Tuesday, the 96th uIt.. by
E. K Shed, Esq. Mr. s. F. SOUTHERN and Miss
SARAH EMMA LAFFERTY
Her gentle spirit
Commits itself TO yours TO be directed"
The C0mir office was bountifully supplied
with cake, for which the generous donors will
please accept our lhanks
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
Rhodes a. Whitnex

Will accept our thanks for Yreka and Wea-
vervie papers during the week; also for the
Table Roch Sentinel jacksonville, Oregon and
for other favors
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

Es We are gratified to be able to state on
the authority of one Of our most prominent mer.
chants that business has materially improved
during the past week
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

B In private, place watch upon your
thoughts. In crowd place your thou ghts np pom
your watch; BY not doing this, Smithers lost
witnessing dog fight.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
Wells. Fnrro g. 90.

Have supplied US with files of Bay papers.
and laid US under obligations for other favors.
They are always prompt. Thanks gentlemen.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

Cy Mr. A. d. Carpenter, at Red Bluffs. is au-
thorized To receive subscriptions and advertise
nents for this office, and receipt therefor.