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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-17
NASHVILLE AND CHATTAN0OGA RAILROAD.

~ NOIlCE To SHIPPERS 81
Il TNTiL the Tennessee River Bridge is rebuilt q -
u Produce and Merchandise will be tran f<1r<ESs
shipped scross the river on Steamboats, and Bur -
ges and be subjected to two dsyagss shippers uot
ned that all goods sent to the DePos in packages insr
cient for the entire protection Of the sns Will be
jected Grain will not be received except in heavy
bur unny bags Thslght thin sacks will refused
G the rse q The ocHS the labor sn6 tire
ssry TO reparthe will greatly retsrd the trsnshppns
and cannot be performed The Agents Of the knsd
specially instructed not to receive grain their pectivs
stations unless the sacks psuy and distinctly MAJ ked
and accompanied by order Of Shipment
We carnOt permit the DspOts tn be used storsgs
Houses Tor Grain Pro1uce when the be held
until suits the couvenisnce Of the shipper
order itf rwaru. Wheat 10 Chattanooga will be cha ged
nine cents and Corn ght cents per bushe m Tu luhO
and all stations vest Tenr esses kiver and
Nashville and all stations west Of TulGhOmA heat i'll
be charged ten and Corn cents per bushel
Whisky will be charged dollar per barrel from Nash
vile to Chattanooga All articles # rs ht designated ia
cur Tariff as st. 3d. Cd and Attn cas u he carried at
present Tariff rates Il. l. ANDERSON.
Sup'tE = 3 G. H. uT0sd.
REDUCTION on LUMBER To NASHVILLE
From Bridgeport, TO ianalUn inclusive LCllt
duced 81 Car load from present IRON COSans
Normandy luslye ] nv her reduced 4 ia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-17

WHEAT corn. OATS. FLoCR.
per ol- per bu. per bu. per Dbl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-17

il. LAHIt1it ~ 90,
lSuccessors 10 Hart & hollnRswOrtb.)
No. 5 Market street, Nashville,
HOIESSLE tiRDCEtRS ~ DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AriD DOMESTIC liquors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

~ / pi'lN-Si LAMNHlP j \ NJ J. nv -rszstas.--s
Inc L ;. Mai Steamship JAMES1ON\, IN rom,
maHd 81 capt ENI fARItsH. leaves Sew ok regularly
cNeF SAT IEbAl AFTERNOON n'ti.ch Tor Bch
mont She vii not take any freight irsn4 City Point
Shele9F's lsi1hnond regularly every TUESDAY AFIEK
MOON AZ o'clock, for New York
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this slip lerc aayc
Sl3te-B"ola secured BY aidro ssing rs by mail
- The ROANOKE, Capt. SkINNER, StoI At tity Point
where size III land and receive freight. Bot tie j.
and th' Roanoke receive and land At ttN lo
and Norfolk LTiIAM a MAJ AClN.
F,if54t nd IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

NEW BOOKS Fancy Article, and Music
~ Good Time Coming;
Rose CLARK. by Fanny Fern;
The Home Garner;
Knickerbocker Gallery fine ed
The Philadelphia Housewife;
Rejected Addresses by Horace and Jones Smith;
Song of the uiawatha, by Longielow;
Harper for January, lsJ6,
Together with large lot Blank Books just received at
LANGIORNE q WAIkUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

n q FANCY HARDWARE, W III - l. J. = a u l. n =
RET All, Spr0R ls55-Aaia Street J gncbblrg, Ia. G9A
We have just received our supply for the Spring Of -
Hard Cutlery uus, Pistols Hunting Tackle building
Matc rals Carpenters Muwlghs and Smith Tools, Farm
cnsls Carriage and Buggy Trimmings, SadlcrA. shoe
ak rs Findings Floor Table oil Cloths Plated Goods
Shades Wood and " How are House
cp articles OF every description, Fishing Tackle
Re; which renders stock the most extensive and
de SIR Bile w have yet offered for public favor and embracing
a variety than in the state
The So desiring purchase will find superior class Of
satisfactory prices and all who wish merely to
see IN my articles that are entirety eg shall take
pie in showing SIMPSON BRO,
!, Nrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

y CAN :. :. UNION
FRUITS OF INDUSTRY on the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE--
Avery interesting volume and should be read by all ages,
sects and denominations.
RsH AMY is highly interesting and seasnnabe volume.
MEMOIR OF DuLLloung Misses will be deeply interested
aud greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
GArArOMBs OF KuNIE--Nc need call this
yoluuc-the title viii secure that
SCHOOL DAYs REVIEWED. Students should fail 10 read
this volume
THE SAD Msf tHEA narrative illustrating vivid
and iday the mis- axes which the
religious training of families Parents don't you
book
Tux CHEAT QUESTION is book 1t Of great
terests. VII! YOU read itl
All OF the above and publications the American s
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books lynn Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes
had at Lanshorne * Walkups Book Store Iynchbure Va
r. {. JENNINGS.
feb Its STUNT Am S 5 I,nian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
MERCHANDISE, &c.


a.yOR GpNTLEMEN's WEAR.-"e tax. p pleas =,
urr in calling attention Of gentlemen to our so'A u
.y. buttons Bosom Pins and Studs We eei Tree u ga!
t, enbrase- the most elegant aud las"iu pattern
,ds arc a. be- found in any establishment They have been
etd with great and offered AZ reasonao az
vance. upon manufacturers prices They are 81 the hhe
quality and workmanship. -.
Dentle,oen favor by calling and examining our
assortment Sih' =" io I N =, -s.,6a..,
f. lots ioihioa'. - 5
a NO-pARTNEWsUBPN OT1CE.-Ne nave
~ ts day into partnership under the syie
Esd and Arm AT slIyERTHoRN & CLIFF for the trans
action the Watch and Jewery business In the store
,o,,fre occupied by II. Syerthorn, Main street. Lypeh
burg Va , -. ,. tan,fe,i s,aek q,
Ietyelry sivcrware, which will compare dN"f
ali, f syls and quality with any house III the state II
pT pnrtee TO keep hand always the best ahd newest
81 gaod IN our line and 10 sell them at fair and reasona
M r and any article sold By wl be warranted TO be
" snail give our attention especially 10 the repairs oi hne
a,.. one Of the being practical watch maker ana
a. niyod for number years the advantages Afford by
ono largest houses North from which he has received
The highest testimonials for integrity and capacity
invite the public to an examination OF
o,r stock of shall speak more particularly hefeai
- - '4o'+''
pee III 1850 }. CLIFF
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
NEW HOOKS. NEW HOOKS.

" American Almanac for le56;
he Three Marriages; or. Life at Watering Place
Philosophy of Marriagc-by Ryan;
Union with the Church--by Harbaugh;
IOems-by Gold Pen;
Voice of the Church the Reign of Christ-by Taylor
Locking unto jesus;
Memoir Susan Albone Life hid with Christ in Cod
Kate Weston; or to WI aud To Do;
Loyds Steamboat Directory and Disasters The Western
Waters;
Boswcirs Life Of hespn. (Ncv Editon3
Baithw ATS Retrospect Tor January;
Headlaud on the Action of Medicine;
Rtuhius Abstract. for January;
Tie quarterly Law JoGr,dby Jayr " ich agents.
Prize - per
Laws OF tia nitod States from 17sa ls56by Dunlop.
tc l9ls PAANE ~ CiIRISTiAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
r. .,5ils5ly, IltHUUGH FROM BUCHANAN 10
~s--1-~---$-sss LINCHBURG AND RICHMOND

Fare from lynehbU1e Buchanan. 90
- 'AlC''h'''l' ~
From Lncibng Charottcs .........,...., %
On anl after the d of October Packet Nlea}e
Bttaanan at y NJ, and Lyuchhurg = 7. II. Monday.
edn~nny and Friday and in RclIt oId day
at Il oeuck A. NJ.
o9aIloIiesyille passengers leaving Lyncburg at I N
reach scouesHile at lOt \ NJ t.y in lar
loutsyhc at T. NJ Leave Lyneh6nre Tor Buchanan
Lexington at q. A. ~ Monday! v enosslsy Iday, aud
arrive at l.. II.
From Lynchbnrg to Richmond time AID disare,sin
al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
Hnerry Chris'n,a. - coming, and already the

&herry Christmas ~ coming and READY the
AVH boys are looking forward with impatient aniciI
ht animal jnheaon luNes of that spicy fluid already
~ dreams swimming in big bowls of Egg Nog and Il
are looking forward with proud satisfaction they congrau.
ato themselves the handsome hch they be
able 10 meet Their Christmas bills In thenean the mana
GERS &" that excellent institution tie Bazaar prepared
tit ont all Eor friends with holiday suits of the
lyle and superior quality peculiar only the Clothing
ttctnrtd at their establishment
For Christmas presents have elegant assortment OF
lamas and Registers the tasteful Oyereoats; splendid
velvet Plush and silk Vests Gloves; Fur Top Gaunicis: silk
dSain Ncas Black aud Fancy Gfavats Meru0 Mutcrs:
beautiful Mouh Dressing Gowns; hem stitched Cmnbc and
china Cord Silk llandkerchit; boys Tanas and Registers
another lot received this morning. asoa large supply boys
INT boys from 10 IL also, opened this morning
titsh lot p our superior lrock tnatsworh ~
dec Its IurREDlGIls SII Arm 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

These vessels the first class. built in The p
Xprts sly this trade aud have superior atcoim
daous for passengers. They commanded by eNpcnd
Captains well qualified for the trade and 10 iil SPAR
exertiJ accommodate They viii he totd ". down
the by and may be relied sail prompt, a
advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New Yos
Will lind to their interest TO ship by this lo tregh vii
always be taken low by other line 4 Packets aud
every effort will be ade by the agents IA kirhmohd aud
NewYork give satisfaction. Insurance c be ofIceedB
the Richmond Ere Ass ciatou by III. Inc at per
We respectfully ask and huio ser,cd in ,tapie full
share of patronage.
shipped 10y tL line NtsgYork will be forwarded
free New Orleans, Mobile, GhrloSou
vannah any other southern Northern port
The vessels VIII lie in Richmond in the Dock, IN New York
Berth No. Coffee House Slip foot of all Street
DAVID y Nm. CT RRIE, Richmond,
&. IL. PERSON, n. Y. HttH's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
s0IaIE5syNg1 AND T.0ssoN a.sNs

These vessels are OF the hfSt class buh expressly ras
trade and have superior accommodations nS>tngCS
1nty commanded by experienced Captains Wi quail
fed the trade and who will spare eNrlon
madate
They will be towcd and down the riveThy
be relied 10 sail promptly advertised Merchant,
going North CT ordering goods from Boston. will mad r.
their interest ship hy this line. it is the
and tgh viii AWAY be taken as low as ~ any other
sells aud effort viii be made by the ag~n Richmond
aud Boston to give satisfaction.
NcTcspecuily ask and hope to succeed ia utaiuUg u
share OF patronage.
The vessels Wi. lie in Richmond Dock and in Bos
ton Rowes Wharf
DAVID & WM CURRiE Richmond ~
ALLEN & NILTCH Boston, -'~sts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

- am commenced her regular S.ae=rssrsrE..
hliS 30 hlehmohd therc Is a communication
wv - week by steamers. to New York and B1limore
Shippers shipping by Pettyioin regular line of to ny
'i-> d" "irhlh"nd, will hrcctain set }uucua d.
'' a through without detention ana tel, vsr=t Ipt's
e' " red 10 my care wild be promptly ar' ty NE
' 'i ""ith i the only regular line lir Canal
.,. ALFRED :. LEE. tiae D0cl,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

* 49, fsA sss., ib.J..-s ~ y 49,
V''''''- nav now on hand IstaIl % lf',
WIN "to = pG worth Of CABINET n RNiL} N apa
era !, and quality.
f. n. visiting the city. wanting Furniture 1ao5 'aIff
1o''tt'u tn give me call n detarulnedto ar" M
"ueeh*hts not IL be surPasstfi s,,v 1,heie
Pe'aicare paid to packing, Goa9s delivered A. tbr
poi ar anal i}ee Of charge. \, NlSST TON.
oc la-is-lIrn cnr.v-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

NEW LAW IDoHs.--Payue "a Christian
~ have received the following Law Books
American Law of Homicide vol.-hy Wharon
Grcslcy's Equity Evidence;
Morris RepIeHin;
American Criminal LaH-by Wharton;
Medical Jurlsi rudcuce-hy Wharton and Stille;
Whartons Law Dctonary
Library Law and Equliy-l4 vos-price s15;
Iona a. Digest oumrl,f IL in 3 vols ffa 2ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

Tu,uEX HAVE COME, AND NO MISTAKE.
l. Three Marriages-by MIS-. llubbaek;
Headcy IS sacred Plains;
Irish a Home and Abroad;
Tayiors India, China and Japan
The Hive Of the Bee Hunter;
Camp Fires of the Red Mon--by Orton;
Rose Clark-by Fanny Fern;
Naylands Political Economy;
London Art journal, for january
Braithw IS Retrospect, do
Biarkwood's Magazine, do
Pntnam's do do and February;
Harpers do
Baldus Dollar do do
Frank Lcsies New York Journal, do
Household Words, do
Eclectic Magazine, do
knickurbocker. do
Hunts Merchant Magazine, do
National Magazine, do
Also, further supply of School Books, at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
u, -, i ~ NND s..S4ss!. AZ lSs7ns O.,

~ PR q .S-Bcng DESTROYS reduce stock of Paor
once A. IL hanhcr Stoves and Crates much
orcSpi shall from this date, them at greatly re-
duced far cash. The stock consists
Tor coal md wood Coal Burners Cylinder Open Coal
stoves o. and Diringroom Stoves, coal &c
Ne fine Crates and good assortment Of Cooking
Stoves OF y rouS patterns, All in viii il to their
Interest gi early cali at the Range Ware
housr- Ma 'as treet Lynchhurg
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
NOTats..--lLe aLeam.r NoANoKE. 3

ne mai train viii stop only the regular al
lut t nne 10 take up or put of passengers.
app ~ y. q. WILL. Snnrrinlcndrrl $ 3 Z. L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

JAMESTOWN, Captain PARRISH and ROANOKE Cents,
SKINNER, arriving in New lork evening
For through tickets apply to
LEE y JOHNSON, Aiain St, IynclIurg
Freight shipped from New York per Roanoke ON "
nesday, arrives in Iynchhirg following Saturday. l -
Va hsssssNIA LIME of Esieii sn ossd AM
NEW y DIRK pACkETS.-Ihs new home q is73a
line is composed OF the following vessels and as-
from New York every three days All owned IN tho civ a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
VIRGINS ANDrESNf n

Sh.----- ----1s-@-1.s' S EE RAILRoA D--NEN son y
49,, -, p, .,.-... tLE-on and after The II ol peg M
n, ,o fASNENt FIR TRAIN wl, leave Lynei m1rs AZ a
NJ. adarriye at 10 T. NJ t. H Elfi.
nov - IL General SurtfinfeG'ht
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

Hand and Panel Saws-some very beautiful
These Saws fully warranted Call and examine before
purel asing olsow here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

AyEW 1tUBA~.
~ Macaulay's England-;}d and 18th volumes;
Macaulay' In gland-4 volumes in one--S
Memoirs of Susan Allibonc;
Kate Weston, To VIII and TO Do;
jackson and New Orlcaus
Lanmete-hy Mrs j. &. X. DOR;
Notes OF Volunteers
The Hunters Feass;
cur Cousin Veronica
The Three Marriages, Life at Watering Place;
Brooks Ovid;
Wayands Political Economy just received by Express
LANGHOkNE y NALkUPs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

hENT OF GOODS, suitable to the present approach
ing seasons; price, hut cash customers consisting
OF Black Figured and Plaid silks; French Mcrnosi
zines Coburgs Aapaecas; MoHsns and Cashmeros great
variety rich French Needle Work Bands oxqu
site styles Collars aud Breakfast Caps - each worth
one dollar with entirely supply of Ladies' Misses
Shoes and Caters, with Cork ces
to stand equal to any offered TO the public
oc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
"A ysGw-coATs-wc have Just received per


" xpress large Of the above named
garments whch added supply makes
tie complete and extensive assortment to be found
consideration the advanced of the
determined this date 10 reduce
hith low prices with a diminishing stock.
de r,u.tS Bt'REGGGiiS SHAFER \ co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

gbSt'"rriyci and ,or snie s6e site~t ioG OF al
- ions ever IN this market wholesale OF retail, by
dtv IS D II SOLOMON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

E.,Esas,s ,.nrAI.sc OVERWHELMINGLY -,

w ANihp lMNEpIATtTf --TWENiy VEST AND p4y1
ALv'S AAhEs7' Aore ouf rate hands need ami
~, Nv GLASS X IiAINF.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07
Public Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that J. NJ. d. BURROWS,
T.. DISTANT, z. NERwIs, JAMES NJ. DAtzELL, G. c.
PARRY, j. NJ. WITHERwAx, ALFREp SANDERS, B. B.
WOODWARD, JAS GAMBLE, & ALDEN T. MALLKRr
proyi sons OF the Code of Iowa. the title and
oy The name of the ssHawkeye Insurance Company"
ami have fled their ARTICLES Of Incorporation in the
Recorders Office in Scott county in said State of Iowa
Tue principal place oftransacIng the business OF tho
Company is at The city of Davenport, in said County
By said Company, is that of Marine Fire ard Inland
Navigation Insurance, TO DO conducted on The mutual
pan. ANY person applying for Insurance may pay
cash premium in addition TO 4 premium note; or
definite in money 10 be fixed by the Company ia
tu. for such Insurance, instead Of premium noto.-
All premium notes liable to assessment for all
losses and expenses ofthe Comrany, whe,hert sam
arise out of losses expenses growing out OF cash
premium note Insurance, and shall be payable In
part or the whole; at any time when the Company
Snail require the for the payment of Losses and
such Incidental expenses shall be necessary for
trsnsacting the business OF The end Tor the
reiem p,on aud pay ment Of Judgments asabsaLec
against the company, and ali notes. bills or bonds
Issued by the Company.
The corporation Will eomence business on the Sth
day Of January, A. D. 1856 aud Will continue ior
twenty years thereafter.
The capital stock OF the Comps ny consist Of pre-
MUM notes ana cash pre- miums rec d. and slch other
capital as By consent the Board OF Dirsoiors, ssi
at We been added, aud shall i've hundred
thousand dollars; but The Company will eommenes
issuing pel.ees with capital Of Twenty-Five lhoa-
lhc affairs Of the Company shall be conducted by .
Board OF Directors, thirteen ~ NUMBER 10 De eAeS-
ted by the members and stockholders such el. etior
70 be holden on the I'd Monday in January OF each
year 6ut the Incorporators above named constitu 70
the first Board Of Direetors, ana shall hold their or
ces ur,.l the end Monday in January A. u. le57, and
until the successors shali be elected.
The highest amount of Indebtedness to which the
Company will q; any time subject itself, Ia Fifty
Thousand Dollars.
The private property OF the members, stockholders,
directors and corporaors Of the Company, which ID
not inc uded in the Capital shall not be liable for
the corporate debts ond the amount whch may BE-
due from each person respectively.
TAI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07

An UNKNOWN AUTHOR, -The London
Atheneum contains the following curious
paragraph. "The anonymous writer OF the
German tragedy, "The Gladiator OF Raven
:" has not been ascertained up to this
moment-a circumstance doubly curious,
az the drama not only maintains its high
popularity, but as the poets shares IN the
profit. OF it's various performances amount
j, is said, to 20 large sum as lo,o0o ina
lers, Gel oO.) This sum, deposited IN the
cash. boxes of the different Court theatres
waits the legitimate owners disposal; but
neither laurels nor gold, it appears, can IN
duce the dramatst to step forth from hla
cloud. At all events he must be riche'
man ,hun German poets generally are.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07

CALIFORNIA SrATIsTIcs.-TheC California
gold product for the year 1855, was $751;.
III, 446. The total product since discovery
$336,345, 900.
The coinage at the San Francisco Branch
Mint for the last year amounted to $751;
l2l,752. The coinage the previous year
was only So,723,5l4.
The inward.bound tonnage at San Fran
cisco, in 1855 amounted to 40 vessels, Of
100, 359 tons; the outward bound, $50 YES
sells, of 1O9,948 tons. The total amount
paid for freights at that port for the year
was 81, sse,7e
The number of persons arriving at San
Francisco during the year was 1858; and
the number de parting was % ,sss-showlng
an excess in the former Of 8 SOL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07
Trustees Sale.

NTREREAS on the seventh day Of January, 4. d.
w 1854, George Herring, Jr., executed unto G.
Hannema In his promisssry note of that cate for the
of one hundred and thirty.four 6l-l00 dollars,
and aystls the frstd OF November thereafter,
and whereas fer the purpose OF securing the payment
oil said sum of money, the said g. Herring jr, DID
Oh The day Aforesaid execute to the lndersigned -
Trustee o deed Of trust, conveying for the purpose
Aforesaid, to the undersigned such Trustee, the
following parcels OF land in Scout county, Iowa. &c
vi: The south Vest quarter ofthe North "estenar-
Ter of Section number sixteen tiGl in Township No.
Seventy eigh;, t7gl north OF Range number four Al
East of the 5h principal meridian, containing forty
acres ofiand. And now the said note having become
due and payable, and the saic g. Herring, Jr. hay-
ing failed to pay the same Andrew Lawes, Irus-
lee a: aforesaid do hereby give notice that by virtue
Of he power which by said Instrument Is In me vest
ed will on "Wednesday the 9Th Ia! OF February, a.
d. 1885, the hour oftwo O'Clock In the afternoon or
said day al the Court House door in the city OF Hav
port expose and offer for sale the above described
pa reel of land, SO much thereofas shall be suf-
lie satisfy and pay said note with the interest
thereon, to the time of payment, together with al
costs nd expense attending said sale aud OF this no.
tiee. ANDREW }. LAWES.
Dated January l2th. A. ID. ,656.-dts Q5i
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07

Or. Cry is a matter Of local pride
"A NAV well be the subject Of local par.
.rr.ub that the City Of Davenport is SO
.ssn mentioned in all parts of the country
!. one of the most important points on the
NJ ,rss, Railroad which is destined to form the
-, connection between the Atlantic and
sp.ci6c States. We scarcely open one>of
az, eastern exchanges without seeing some
Is ,s,erence made to our peculiar advantages
III nd the most interesting fact is, that the
Agbest terms OF praise which may be used
l. describing our city. are always verified
impartial observation. We have yet to
ear the first per son say that he had been
pcsiysd by any exaggerated accounts of
L., suueriorities, which he may have read.
Z, heard from. others. Any expectations
Spsople have formed. are fully realized by the
,.et. which NEE, them when they visit US,
and many whose determinations had been
ssi,eeted to other points, have been induced
4 change their minds. sfter examining the
comparative advantages Of Davenport and
Other cities.
Other places may talk about air lines"
nd short cuts, such plats and plans look
ell enough on paper. snd may possibly be
Its NJ acme future time, but Davenport
has already direct and unbroken Railroad
10 New York City, and IN few weeks,
Ahen the bridge will have been finished. We
Nll have means OF communication with
5e cas-, far superior to that which will be
hossessed by any Iowa city for many years
The Railroad, Us now finished to Iowa City,
PRESENTS a.continuous line to the CITY OF
w. York of I,225 miles When the Road
I. completed to Council Blufis, which will
srobably be done in two years at The farth-
est, one half OF the grand Atlantic and Pa
ei6c Railroad will have been constructed.
hi from Council Bluffs while rival
youtes will still be talked about and talked
Grand Trunk will be pushed
jOrward through Nebraska and the territory
Aevoud TO its ultimate and not distant
srminstion ut San Francisco. Such are
home OF the facts, opento the observation
pf all, which demonstrate the present ad-
ssntages Iof Davenport, and illustrate its
lu,ure prospects.