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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
n Ot,ce.

TIVE Ladies Of Davenport snd v.cinit. are reSnes'
te6 to mat ct the c~n0re Saticnsl Church, or
Thursday at 8 O'Clock, for tbs purpose q rto gam
Siag the Union Gepevacnt 9cciety cctS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
DR., J, McCORTNEY

nBFERS his professional service. to the citizens
~ Of Davenport and vicinity.
One In Wiley L Xunger's new building, corner Of
Fourth b Brady streets.
Refer TO 0sores l.. Davenport, jane ", Cand'ld.
septl7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

II 10 estimated that fourteen thou
sand Africans have been landed IN Cubs
within the last eight mouihs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

G. Ous latest Aews from Kansas Is that
jim Lane hes deserted bis starving band Of
rowdies, and was ia Nebraska city, making
bis Nay East. We propose that the Abo
li,ion;sis supply his place with Jim Grimes
We can veil spare hin Moth We,'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
Total,

a SIAAw.-A gentleman, who came Ia
OF. the Allegheny Valley Railroad, yes,er-
day morning, reports 10 Us the t. flowing -
the result OF . vote taken on the train:
Buchanan, 4O6
Fremont, 297
Fillmore, ~
The passengers were Learly all citizens
q Armstrong county, coming to the Fair,
and the vote may be taken as an indication
Of what that county will do At the election.
- Pitts Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
New York, OCT !.

The Americans II the third Congressi"n
al District Of this city have nominated J.
Phi lip Phenix thos~ Of the 9Th Congress
siUnaI District have nominated Sheppard
Knapp; and Of the First District, Brooklyn,
Edward G, Wood.
The Reform Committee, headed BY Peter
Cooper, have nominated Judge James ).
Whiting for Mayor Of N, Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

II any should ask what Ia OH
" opinion arrived AZ by an impartial test
Was the best and most honest compound remedy for
preserving and beautifying the hair, and restoring
gray hair TO Its original color and the locks 20 the
bald headed we should without hesitation say, Prof.
o. J. Woods Hair Restorative.--!S. Louis Demo
adf.
See advertisement mt in another column
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
atw advertisements.
DtssOlNtlOsa.

TUX cspaItnsrship hereta,ore sxisrns tween toe
j subscribers 10 Gl.sol.ed
GEO. II. PARKER,
JOHN JOHNS.
DsveEIort Jriy list, lse6--oc,T-d.!
Having associated myself i'll tn. practice VI the
La9 With Jane. A kuchsnsI., ESQ, late 1t Mary
land, the lusiness will b. rged under the name
Of Bucnansn. & johns JOHN JOHNS.
ocfl-du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

Tho Editor 81 the lharlestox Nerc ~
~ KILLED II . OUsIs
Charleston, Sept ..
WR Tabss, Eco, editor q the Charles.
ton Mercury, vas killed ysstsrday astss.
npon, ~ duel with Edwsrd Magisth. On
The third are.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

C,sEotA DEAF Nj rE.-Adelia Per
nv, daughter OF Jas. Perry, Of Aldenn,
in this county, is sprightly girl. Of
II years OF age. When about l.
months old she was observed to be deaf
and dumb, but whether she was born
il that condition, or lost the powe, of
speech by some external injury prior
to tina, period OF her life. could not be
ascertaincd. But it is fact attested
by her family, that she was deaf mute
from the tim. >he was a year old up
10 the time She vas operated on by DIR.
Turnbull, OF Buffalo. some i~o weeks
ago. She can now hear without much
difficulty, and speaks words and sen
fences 50 as to be easily understood.
In fact, her articulation, now clear and
distinct, to an extraordinary degree,
is rapidly improving, and there seems
to be no reason to doubt that she will
be thoroughly cured at an early day.
The child, very bright Ole, with .
quick, apprehensive, mind, ia in costa
cies at the relief she has obtained, and
expresses her satisfaction and gratitude
in very lively and pleasing manner.
Buffalo Commercial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

0Aky>o0s hos krs .foss Ssi.. sa.i 40 base
- nAiry Sct sAlF ~ ktAGA, CnxW q CO
!, sep3o or ftrsia sea Prtsy u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
Better than . DHM s1s l..

4 hint for workmen in poor health,
who have to rise early and to walk any
great distance before breakfast Into
the bottom OF a tunblcr or sugar basin
put the yolk OF two eggs when they
are cheap and mill them up into q
froth, with some powdered lump sugar
or brown sugar, then fill the tumbler
or basin with hoilirg coffee. and you
will have "hefore breakfast fit for a
king, and Oh the strength Of which you
may defy malaria or ten miles walk.
writet is tor the delicate" as health
is everything with them, for themselves
aud families and it is better tar than
taking the morning dram or glass OF
beer and it j. cheaper and far better
tonic than can be purchased. Engi-
necr> on railways agree that coffee Is
the very bes, thing to take early in
the morning. Plumbers and painters
should drink ''pnre unadulterated" milk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
HEAVY FAILURE.

HEAVY FAILURE.
New York, Oct ).
The exclusive produce house Of Nassen
h Collins failed to-day. They had heavy
business with the West, being the largest
receivers OF Aoul and grain in the city.
Their liabilities are sad to be upwards OF
| E2OO,6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

CANvAssiNG--No ON TINE CARs.--Ths
Fremonters can generally beat the Demo-
Gratis in votes am ne the merchants, brokers
and ''ioose gentlemen" generally, that trav-
81 on the cars, just as Gen. Scott was always
ahead on the cars four years ago. But
when vote is taken among the honest veo'
manry the result il different, as the follow
ing will show Mr. Geo T. Nlchol, who
came down to Ottawa from Norway, 10 this
county, Oh Thursday mcrning, in buggy,
passed forty.two teams on the road, con-
tanning over a hundred voters, aud took the
vote OF each Of them. He found but We
Fremont men in the whole Of them. --O,.
tawa Free Trader
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

FILLMORE CONVENTION
Manchester, Oct ath
The Fillmore State Convention was held
here yesterday, and nominated State and
Electoral ticket
Erasius Brooks addressed . public meet
ing in the evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

Our voR FakMoST.-Mrs. Nichnls, .
prominent advocate Of free love, and a
member Of the free love clubs Of New
York, 10. taken the stump for Fremont.
The Tribune says she has been speaking
most sfectuaiiy for free Kansas ia Con
nec,icut. ard will do % elsewhere il IN.
vitod.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
ss,N Another.

4 friend esas passenger % he ears from
Lafayette to Chicago ~ saturday last, Os,.
9Th, and givss ~ the following result q .
vote taken o. the train whsa bstwssa -.
says,ts and Mishissp CITY,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

SPEC IAI NOTICES.
Under this head limited humber % special notice
will b. inserted at ten cents pr line zach insertion
or atty cents per week
A- RELIGIOUS -Rey Mr Panecst Il d.
@ Philadelphia Confrrcnce, vii pre- ch at III.
Wesley Chapel, N h. Church. 10 morrow Al hait past
10 o'clock A. M, and At seven "'clTk in III 49,
ning
-- JUST REcEIyED a lA!ye AL .aradtd
~ ~ OF Looking Glasses, Of various ,.,o.,
cheap. Call and examine. l.. l. lIOICpMB
sep 30fIw No lie CLAIR RtN
np TIN WORKERS WANTED -Twa "c
~ three frs,ra's Tnm,n can lind .'sady wo'k
and good wages at SMART & GiLLFTT'S,
sept27-df Brady 81, opp p st Ohcr
0>t FIRST RATE Tavern = and sill b, ~
~ chang for Farming Lard within four or
i've mii,'s Of III" city, Tor CITY lot- III hi Clt~
For particulars inquire at the Couutine Room the
State Democrat sept 20 DIT
~ MONEY TO LOAN long and short tim
ljeI7dtn MACKLoT & COKBIN
.MO.N'Er TO LO.i.S:
~ In sum, to suit spplicant.. Enqutrr Of
TALLMAN \ POWERS.
fmap22diC Akin sons Block, Sccoul II.
~ LIMBER OF all 4, scriptiol,. Iath, shin
RENwlCK AsON
augi4'tf) Raj Road Depot Sn,r am
n~DDR T H. CAvANArGH w. woul rail
attention 10 the card Of th, gentleman il
another column, a. which uittit> The attention
Of the afflicted. The Dr. Is old and thoroughly
educated physician, aud has DEVOTED hi, M 10 III
special diseases he Now adNrrti>rs tn treat III brings
letters of high rsconin, ndation irm tby citizens Of
jacksonville, his lsie homr -Chicdgo journal May
18th. 1855,
q, n ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

RAILROAD VoTiNo We do hot attach
much Importance 10 votes taken in railroad
cars and on steamboats,, and have not often
published them. Within the last two or
three weeks, We have observed decided
change ~ The complexion OF the votes
published in various Papeas, an addition to
the strength Of Mr.. Buchanan whic.. was
very graft, ing, aud which i. only III index
Of what's going on H. oil the States. One
IT our merchants returned from the east
yesterday, and furnished II. with state
meat ct the vOi. taken Oh the Ohio aud
Mississippi, Rail- Dad cars, shortly after lea
wing Vlnc-nnes; he vouchts for is correct
ness. The vote ,io0d
For Ruchahan, 2%i
Fillmore, ~
Fremont, 81
Another vote was taken ON the louisville,
from Keokuk, yesterday, with tie follow
ing resu I:
For Fillmore, IL
Buchanan, "
Fremont, ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

QOn SSIA s-isAer's Dyras sna a's.,stl.. .
OVV lease. ssf sale ~
.rSsts 50 bsves6 - M Ss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22
PAPER FOR FHa PAy eRelaDo7aD 7orAs AmOsamaN7aNpl

both organizations. and can speak
calmly Of each. We rsarpcse TO offer a
few impartial remarks about the spirit
manifested At both rhtifying con,en.
lions. As intIicaiiye Of the fate Of tie
two tiskets in this city next fall.
In the frat place. i cannot be de-
MED that the Republicans manifest far
more enthusiasm thaniheir opponents.
and appear to be actuated BY much
warmer sentiments in approval Of
their platform.
The Democrats appear to us to rely
upon the prestige of their former VIC
tories. and to think h unnecessary TO
make any, very great effort in order to
carry the State. The Republicans.
on the contrary, being new orgaui-
zation. are full of life. spirit, and en-
shusiasm, and applaud to the echo ev.
cry allusion to the planks in their plat
form. Besides this. the Republicans
have largely the advantage Of their
opponents on the great exciting ques-
ton OF the day IN this tate--ar inter-
oceanic railway.
This bein { n local measure. so Gar
as California Is concerned, and one
which. more than all others. would II
adopted, advance her prosperity, COM
mands the sympathy Of the true Cali
fornian heart. and makes il throb re-
sponsive to every act that vill hasten
its completion. xse~sa4
OF one thing only are We confident
in the approaching contest, and that is
that the X. Ms with Fillmore at their
head, will DE so utterly extcrminated
that Governor johnson will be regard
ed a. a sort OF natural curiosity after
the 9TH Of March. and. like Uncas.
will be the last Of the Mohicans.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22
Prospects Of the Campaign-Iowa
y in the Van Of Victory.

The Iowa election being the frst in
Che campaign Of 1856. affords US m
opportunity Of reviewing the battle-
Geld and marking The position Of the
combatants. We have Information
enough to know that Iowa has given
The Republicans about y. 900 majority.
That this fact is most significant one
will b. known by referring to two
other facts. The first is. that in the
great Anti-Nebraska storm OF 1854
the highest majority on the Anti.Ne-
braska ticket in Iowa was 1000. In
1855 the Republicans lost the whole
Of il. Now Iowa gives maj crilics be-
yond anything ever known in the State.
II this be the case, what will happen
in Illinois. Michigan. and other North
Western States. NIL OF which wen,
Anti. Nebraka in 1861? IL requires
no prophet to fore,ell events in the
North West. Another fact equally
sini6cant. is. that Iowa is settled
principally from Ohio, Pennsylvania.
illinois and Indiana, Her population
then shows. in this election. what is
the real sentiment Of the mother
States. Il is the determined senti-
ment OF Freedom. which, outraged
beyond all endurance, has determined
to endure no more. Another fact we
may add. that in Desmoines County
the Republicans got double as many
German votes as they expected, . sui
fcient evidence that that class OF vo-
ters can no longer be deceived by
false professions Of Democracy. lows
has gwen but the first sound in thai
roll Of popular thunder which will b.
heard IN the campaign OF Is56.-Cs'
| Gazstfe. ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22
Fremont In California.


We confess that we had fears Of
Fremont's success in California. We
knew that the Democratic party there
had been used up by the Know Moth
ings, but We thought, from the success
Of the Democrats in these parts in alb
sorbing, swallowing. compromising
with and ':cajoIing" the K Ms. there
was probability that tl.ey would
fuse there as they have here. But the
news by the last mail indicates differ
emily, as will be seen by the follow
ing:
From the sanfrancisco True californian, Jul, ~.
Party Enthusiasm-Ths Coaven-
tions.
We attended. as 10 duty bound, the
two Conventions which have recently
assembled in this city to ratify the
nominations. made for the Presidency
Of the United States by the two great
parties now in conflict throughout the
American Union. snaa : fo,f =
The democrats held their mass
meeting In the open air. with the Gag
Of the Union waving over them. and
| q liberty pole running straight up
.hsaugh their platform.
The Republicans selected the Nh
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

ever OF rcd In this market. We have been very
particular In bu,ing our Clothing. and latter our
selves that We can rim you oai, gentlemen, from
.shsad 10 fostn for less money than any house In
this Valley. Give US call. ..t
Demestics.
wehave an unusually large stock Of Domettcs
such a. Musirs bleaehed aud un5leaehed. Drill
llngs, do. Lincs aud Cotton Diaper, Iiekings, SC.
'4tt Prints
When n comes 70 ~calsrco" "wo're around, -
but all that We need say aoort prints is, that .
have the Merrimaek. C"cheeo, Philip Allen q
sous Day sla,ssnd seIagas 9,an ",, which every
body knossa'e ., Toyi Il 81. x' n. up''a"
This isjust the season OF the year 20 paper your
" aiis-they begin 90 look bad. We have made
IA -yc accrssons 10 our heretofore extensive stock
Of Wall Paper, and can, without doubt, exhibit
the srxcst aud most tastrfuiy sesscled stoek-and
then so eheap-of any house IN these parts.
Carpets.
We have lust opened y largo and we'll selected
stock Z Imported Carpets Of The latest patterns.
Rag Ca. pets zisays on hand. .4,., -.
B00ts and shoes.
We have oncroom devoted 10 THIS branch OF The
business, and We are now prepared 10 suit With
shoes or boofs. everybody even 10 tho smallest
Infant. Containing al the varieties. OF Ladies'
Buskinsand bootees. Misses aud Child's shoes
Men and BOYS Boots aud SHOES. We have a
large assorsment. 81 Cunr0M-MADE Boots and
shoes Of every description.
Hats and Caps
Fvery grade both FOL men and boys, even ~ the
late stsic OF soFr HATS for hard or son heads
Cali la Gents, aud "a dam" vii, give you .'nts."
\ 80 Hard ware, az
and the aricics usually xepttn retail store. IN
Ouecnsware md glassware
| We hsysa entire new stock, containing some
new patterns, aud all thai 70 waited IN Tits way-
| But We feel ID unnecessary 10 say more. Sunict
for Us 10 say We feel vs'y grateful for the lbcrs
patronage bestowed upon us all through our tncr
rantlls course, aud nothing ON oar par shall be
Ss.s M This late dny.to merit n discon tinuanc,
of lbs same. We are sure that II good Goods
eseap Goods. aud plenty OF them, aud gentleman
ix risrks 10 walt on ouls whatyou want, we hav,
10 spriis ftite Nd. cALLioNe son.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22

e 9
AVER IS PILLS,
:.: = "a 4, ss: ::s: ::. :; s. e;
gezsion. Jaundc>, pFopsys h<nne5'n teverk
Govt Humon, fsyousnss. y! AblIt le1a:en .
ana ts = <, s &c. y ma ss 1S
cins 9 nol i1ose q les rsqui'sd. ID ls<h ~.
ness and suasrI.s night - pssvszssd, e hrre-
No person can EEL W vhI|e oosllys 1z>ls =
BOY p!eveIS bsside, coon e..a11:s $50 -
fhis III : nv eas II CT, fsssri,k sapss1 -
BilIoas dussngsuenA Iheynn ~ = 1oeQ1Pe =
produce ths dep esssd ~ ioc!1 =, 49, -
w . '' an; &c 1 Ss,., y 's ~ ~ ~ - 4
he public ksslih. and tkis Pm - ~ Isq>ef
sxton1vs 81 d &c vrt1ln y PhysleI>ns Fss1os-
SORE. end Pntieuts, ha6 Shown rugo!P rllpo1o|nC
s any sss s s:r sss e ~ IL
ssantiafed BY peraons q rueA exal,F4 pssuon ~
character ~ % forbid ~ suspicion 81 onvs1th.
Among the many. sulnsaf gentlemen Who tave
sostihed n avoF Of these fiIl., ~ may nenoc1:
rsss s ~ .s sss As:.sss $780, 2; en-
josn McIs.x, Judge Of the sspsus couus q
= Isos '; cssx!s' secretary q q. f!s..ayy.
Non ws'c oSs ss :. :. 's :, ~ We.
Also, Dn .. r. chILrox. rFaetical chsniss, Of
New York City, endorsed by ''tt .ElII
Hox. ". L. Manor. Secretary Of State. .I.
,WM- b. Aaron, he Richest man n Amu1ce:
8. LrLAxp 4 CO.. Propfs Of De IetropoIitan
Hotel. and many othsrs. : y - 4s. 4.
= Did space pefmik " could GiSe many hundred
cerfi6cafes ffom al parts whSro the Pills havc
BEEN used. but cvidsncs eron rnors oonvIncing ne
the experisnos Of smins,1e pshlis usn = found h
their sllscts upon trial. if..... s..
s,nd,. srs odsrsS o fhs public e ths bo.t s1d
no.{ corolrfe ,vbiek 1he nrusent sfafs Of medical
science can ai5ord, Tier arc compoundcd NOS u
the drugs themsrlvs& but d - medicinal viF>s1
nroeess In stats Of purity. and combined toec(hu
n snch manner uz 70 insure the beet results 1h1
svnfem Of oouoajfjon foY mctiniuoo has oucu foCn6
II ths Cher, Pscsors ana Pils both, % prodace
moro Efficient remedy thsn had hitherto been ~
sd y sa S s. "a The rs, q s !, q
medicine Ia burdcned with mors or Iess n ec7i
monjoos and iniur;ous sunlitrz 81 this ooch indi
vidua virtue only tina h tsuked Tor ~ curs<iy'
eject y present All ths inert az eeSeS,2Ss q9 q,
curative virtues only bsne fssalnst Hence 4 4
ssf.evident the eaccts shoald prove, - fhsy hav'
rrnv~d more nurciv rc,ncdsI and the P;lls ourcr
more powerful ant3dote 70 disease shm any Ode
medicine known % he world. n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22


snco me oe@fe 'oF In'''oe anu i'oe'')
have just read = letter 10 the Frank
IN Dsmocrat from the Hon; Edwar'
a. uennexep, formerly Y. y oenAto
rom Indiana, wherein the said gen
iemeo Preterds TO say that ne ""
out mere IN tnls Territory. ana judy
Law says OF said Hannesan that he
> gentleman OF The highest characte'
80 Ter Judge Law y correct. becaus
| always heard people say Mr.. Hanne
gan wns very h;gh, but about his tai
euts. honor and integrity will pro
duce his own letter. with some re
marks. Mr.. Hannegan says 'rh'
frat cause Of trouble here WAS the un
justlisble attempt Of eastern capital
lsts. through the Emiurnnt Aid Soci
sty. 10 engross the most valuable land
in the Territory solely for purposes
% private specuIalion. Now Mr.
Hs6segan. don't you think shat ,b'
peopls Of Missouri have done the SANE
act. and had better opportunity I.
do IL than eastern spectators? d,
you think the people Of Missouri woals
sfnv At home and see these Yankees
lake The best parts Of the country Il
there neighborhood? Mr. Hanneg"n
q Is just the cotnary OF what sou say
because the M'ssourians we're t"'
months IN advance. u the eastern
folks. and they oserrnn the Territory
and took the best claims before any .
these Yankees came out here. and a
70 speculation In towns. would asl
you, who laid out The town Ct Lecomp
ton and are the Stockholders not Mis-
sourians? Who laid out the town o.
recumseh and who are the Siockhol
ders. even the money Of the Unitet
States Is to be used and there are man,
other towns OF the same character.
have seen some ignorant hissourisn'
who say and you'll swear 10 II. tia
this Tsiritory belongs TO Missouri. ant
that people from free States have nc
business here. and rs to these false Of
counterfeit claiuss these eastern peopl,
would make. as you say. tits perfect
" impossible; because II isa settlct
Law BY Congress. to prohibit such &C
tons. and every settler. is 10 be sworr
- 10 his intention. and false swearing
would not do. because every neiphbo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22

Hyperion. ii,Icl,t>d 10 F>rqafar 4 Iin<k- o.
~ account NJ tIr OLD Grind Stone former and
hI>o. those On account viii, " T>nsr, ne r><resi-
fully -poi'acd| taHt antr. ihf{ make inura':ic
rettIrth-nf BY money Or notc- their accounts w
bel<n WITH ne proper oi1eer for collie c,lou *f''-
s ss.,i a',',r ss q gs'-s s<i Nh ~ ~
ioood a ~ near tae Oid Grind f!rrr <ofnef.
take your notes. >oic> siuc df-t day <cFtemor<
mkt, Coz goods bonehtat ascI'on VIII po'eund
NJ Tho Brosky,IIs bank. a which time Promps
+ - - FARcUHkR & LfHck, {.
Meta kTY a ii0LLANi).' =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22

N0ricEis hevcoy rIscn that win cell at public
IN auet Ion, on Thursday the tith day 90 sepiem-
bvr, te5o. nj tho late rex,denco of Conrad Sehom-
Der, deceased In Fraukin county, all his personal
properly not taken BY The widow, consisting OF
herse. cattle. hogs. sheep, ming utensils, house
hold aud kitehen furniture. DC. i 4 4. ~. -. .
A credit Of twelve months Will be given 90 oil
note with approved security, waving valuation
e 'FF' ELizABErfr scnoMBFR,
aug 10 Adniniairutfix.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22
n CHEAP Am "a
|F U R III II i

|Wr1;5!;!!A1ln. ~
ros< ~ lte = cid 49, ~ Gooo 4
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