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The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

E. DEYOUNG & co.
Nevada, Sept. 18th. 1856.
UNITED STATES BAKERY,

UNITED STATES BAKERY,
Pine Street. First Door beloc Kidd 4 Knor Brick Store
THE undersigned having rebuilt and fitted up their Ba-
i kerry the site of the old stand. prepared
to furnish their old customers and all who may give them
aca with Pies Cakes Boston Broun Bread and Graham
Bread of superior quality.
Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake Wedding Par
ties Families and Restaurants supplied with every vari
ETY. of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bak
cries. at wholesale Prices. DRELEOSS &LEPPERT.
New ada September 18th ls5b
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

- There are now twenty-eight Fill
more, twenty-six Buchanan, and six
Fremont papers in this State.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

% The San Francisco Morning
Globe has hauled down Democratic
colors and declares itself independent.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

DThanks to the enterprising gen.
tleman, J. w. Sullivan, of San Fran
cisco, for Harper and bundle of East
ern papers.
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Assessors Notice.

Ii persons having capital invested in mining claims
n are hereby notified to hold themselves in readiness
to give in the of the to the Assessor in
cordance with the revenue laws of this State
The following is the opinion of the Attorney General
"JNo McCoY. Assessor Nevada County;
Sir am of opinion that capital invested In mining
claims is proper subject of taxation under the revenue
laws OF this State W. T. WALLACE.
Sacramento, July 2sth 1856 Attorney General"
sepl2H JOHN Mccoy, Assessor.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
JOHN KLNSLEY Us. H. Y BICxNELL.

RI the District Court l4th District Nevada County,
The plaintiff having brought suit to foreclose his Me-
chancs Lien upon the premises of defendant situated on
the south side of Broad in of Nevada be-
ing the same known Bicknells Block all holders of
liens are hereby notified to be and and appear before the
District Court the first day the term thereof to
wit: On the second Monday Of Octo6y ne1t OF as soon
thereafter the be heard exhibit then and
there the proofs of their liens. BUCKNER & HILL
Nevada, Sept l3 1856. Isepl9,3wl Prfrs att,y
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Attention All!

@ w. WULFF, better known As GENL WULFF.
=. would his scere thanks the public for the
patronage heretofore extended him. and would inform al
bis friends that he has re-opened again on
Pine Street., doors above the Post Office,
Where he willcon,,sniiy keep the CHOICEST HArANl
CIGARS PIPES TOBACCO, Of all Brands:
Fresh Frti.s ccriiss r. Thoiesa's and Rcscii left
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
American Exchange.

>ke5eS The above named House is open for the
ss,,!s aeecmmodaton Of the travelling and resident
,sskM public the site of Frisbie's famous Restau-
~ &iaksaA rant and Saloon, st the Junction Of
Main, Washington and Commercial sts.
The House Is new, and the largest most commodious
and best furnished opened In Nevada No expense
has been spared to make the establishment the
Best and most Complete House in the City.
Combining elegance with comfort, 1t offers
ons for the or transient border that
House occupies renders desirable stopping place.
while all the stages of the California Stage Company
starting from and arriving at this establishment makes
II highly convenient for transient visitors
The Restaurant
is under the proprie.orship of BURNS NORTON, ex-
number of experience in the business at frs: class
hotels They will guarantee thatthe
Il "a ii Il i
WIN be supplied with all the uxuries and comforts to be
had in the market and the attendants will nav strict at
ention to the comfort of those who visit the House
Lodging Department.
The parlors and bedrooms large and wei. ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished with hrstrate beds
and all the appliances for comfort Particular Is
taken to keep the beds and rooms clean and comfortable
The Bar
Is under the charge of GEORGE LEWIS and will at eli
at all times be found well supplied with ell kinds of the
best Wines Liquors, Light Drinks, Cigars, &C.
Connected with the establishment in large and plea.
SAINT room are two
Superior Billiard Tables.
Under the proprietorshp of
GEORGE WRIGHT,
From the best mandatory in the State with marble
beds, and the best balls and cues
In fact the entire establishment one of the most ele
giant, comfortable and commodous in the State and no
pains will be spared to give it reputation ahead of all
competitors, in every department Charges in all cases
moderate. septl9-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

LETTER FROM WORTHY SON OF
HENRY CLAY-The New York Express
has been permitted to copy few ex-
tracts from private letters of Thomas H.
Clay, son of the ''sage of Ashland. -
They are as follows
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

l. "ihLiAhooN. L N. DAWLEY
WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY,
BANKERS.
AT THEIR OLD STAND, 30 MAIN STREET. Nrv.n.
highest Price paid for Gold Dust.
RUY City, County and State Scrip Gold Dust sent 10
~ the Atlantic States and insured 'e'' W
Gold Dust sent to the United States Mint Francisco
for coinage '' 'A-' a'ioiSco
Drafts on the principal Atlantic States and transact
general Banking business '-'1
ohecks on Sacramento and San Francisco
nave one ofthe best FireProof Vaults in the
ana VIII receive Special and General Deposits Attention
~ " SoIcctohS. lift
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
Sheath & Arnold,

No. IT'S, J. Street, between 9Th and 7th ats,
Sacramento.
HAVE ON HAND, and offer for sale, complete as.
sortment of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions.
FLOUR, in bbls halfbarrels, and California sacks
CORN MEAL, in bbls, etc
PORK, clear and mess in bbls and hafobs
BACON, Elk clear, and JxL and California cpred
COFFEE, Rio Bovee's, ground, and in tins
RICE, Carolina, in bbls and half-bbls, China do.
SUGAR, crushed, puverized, New Orleans and China
LARD, in 10 and 20 tins, kits and kegs
FISH, Goldfish, salmon and mackerel
TEAS, black and green, t. and chests.
TOBACCO, fruit san, peach elephant, fine cut honey
dew smoking do
general assortment OF Liquors, Wines, goods
every description
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE
No. 65 Broad Street, -------------N Nevada.
HAsON HAND the following articles which will be
l. L sold ii a small advance for the ready cash.
Hams in brine. Brandy
Extra Clear Pork, Gin and Whisky,
Extra Clear Bacon Porter and Ale
Lard, in kegs and tins Schadpps,
Neo Goshen Buner, Port and Czaret Vines
CbL Butte, in 5Sl 10 ID. tins, Champagne Vine,
Atto Orleans Sugar, Tobacco Of rarions brands,
Crushed Sugar, Cigars,
Bar Sugar, Barrel Flour,
China No / Sugar. SR Flour,
Carolina Rice Plain Flour
China Rice, Potatoes and Corn Meal,
Bostoa Syrup, Brooms and Shoueis,
Lemon Syrup, H1chets dIes and Files
assorted Syrups, Kniues Forks and Spooas
Black and Green Teas, Pick and Aze Helues,
Sperm Candles Hoes,
Adaradntine Candies, Hill and Castle Soap
Can Fruits, in all particles, Lamp Wicks
Starch Red Herring
CdnlDaiEe, Cocoa SaeH,
Lamp OIL, Tapioca
Iron and Tin Ware, Indigo, Maze, Nutme1.,
Trapping Letter Paper Ctores, Ginger, Alsp;ce
Smoked Beef Pepper and Mustard,
Cal and Goshen Cheese Cream Iarter,
Nails, assorted sizes .Saloratus
Shot, Pocder and Ease, flashing and Baking Soda
Lanterns, YerniciLLd and Macaronn
Cal and Chill Beans, MacEerd
Bayou Beans, Yeast Polcders
Ground C2gee, Pickles in kegs and sLass.
Jdud and Rio Coffee, CranberTies
Costa Ricd Coffee Tomato Catsup,
Dried .ippLes, Pepper Sauce
Chill Peaches assorted Sauces.
SAT-, in sacks and boxes Pie Fruits
Barley and Wheat 6luicksiluer
.JelLies and Jams, in glass, Lamp Glasses.
Also variety other articles too numerous to mention
Our eneavors shall not be required please those
should iav with call for of the above articles
we defy competition for the quality and prices of
goods.
All Goods purchased ofus delivered FREE OF CHARGE
ahd with punctuality.
E. DEYOUNG & co.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
July 10th, 1856.

Permit me to return to you my CRATE
ful thanks for the kind mention you
made init of my honored father. Had
he lived, l am confident he would now
be ofthe American party, probably con-
trolling, under Gods providence, its
action.
Believing it to be the only national
and conservative party of the country,
shall adhere to it so long as it pre-
serves its integrity.
August, 1856.
am pleased to learn from you that
Mr.. Fillmore's prospects are so bright in
New York.
In regard to the Presidential election
in Kentucky we entertain no fears
Kentucky will be as she always has
been, national and conservative. By
her vote in November she will rebuke
eectionalism and vindicate her own integ
rity.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
Dissolution.
Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing under the name and style of H
IT, PHILLIPS CO., is this day dissolved bYsnutual
consent All persons having demands aganst4iid firm
are to present them for settlement those
indeo ed to said firm will please make paymee ime-
das ely H G. PHILLIPS who is alone auth6fized to
sc tie and collect the accounts of the aforesaid firm
H G. PHILLIPS
c. E. JOHNSON.
Nevada, September ., 1856. septl9-3w
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

BY Clippers Wizard,
-1SYREN EAGLES WING, and MARY 1. Set
80 TON. we are In receipt of large supplies Of
~ FRESH DRUGS
- MEDICINES,
PERFCMERY,
PATENT MEDICINES.
DENTAL and SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. Qe
These goods were selected in New York with speeiu
reference this market bought the very lowest
prices and offered corresponding low prieds TIE
attention of Druggists Physicians, and others In want
of goods in this line is respectfully invited the stock
in store and arriving.
Orders solicited and satisfaction warranted in an eases
both in price and quality
II. S. BURGESS
Wholesale Druggist and Importer
aug 2p-tf 260 street, between 9th and 10th
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
Sacramento Advertisement
Watson & Rein.

Watson & Bein,
Hardware and Iron Store, No 1873 J strees
Second door above Sixth street. Sacramento
IMPORTERS and Dealers In Foreign and DomesE
i Hardware. The following comprise part of d
present stock;
Iron. Copper, Steel, Nails, Ploughs, Shovel,
Axes Adfcs, Hatchets, Anvils, Vices,
Patent and Spring Balances,
Stock and Dies Strap and Butt Hinges,
OK Log Trace Halter, and Coil Chains,
Sett of Mil Irons-complete, Hook Plate,
Mil Muley, Circular, Cross-cut and Pit Saws,
Corn and Coffee Mills-al sizes,
American Locks and Latches Of every variety,
Butts, Window and Blind Fastenings &c
In addition to which they would call the attention Of
purchasers their well assorted stock of SHELF GOODS
which they offer at the Lowest Market prices.
Sacramento June l3-3rn.
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

Mr.. > Mayers late of Grass Valley and VIM R Coe
formerly of the Broad street Boot and Shoe Store have
purchased my entire stock of Boots and Shoes and /
would cheerfuy recommend them to the public as every
way worthy their support and would respectfully solicit
the patronage of my old friends and customers
Nevada July lift p j FsPFNsurrn
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

UPHOLSTERY
Paper Hanging g. Bedding Establishment
SNOW g. FRlSBIE have opened Store on CONNER
~ CIAL STREET, above Pine for the above business
would respectfully solicit share of public patronage a.
orders for material work will be filed with despatch
and in aworkmanlike manner Constantly on hand Hair
Moss and Pua Mattresses of the best make Window
Cornices Loops and Bands, Painted and Linen Shades
W all Paper and Borders of all kinds.
Hotels Offices Private and Public Rooms fitted up with
ne eatness and despatch
Carpets sewed and Laid Curtains made and put up in
the best style of the
Furniture resulted and covered
S. A. SNOW. FRISBIE
Nevada, Sept. s. lS56-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
IA.LLRE UG a GRsAT REAH.

Aca.n arc lie Lrsircfs circles o.
New York City thrown into confusio,
ard CONSERVATION by the announce
incn: Of the failure Of Jacob Little &
Co., for the third time. The iiabili-
tics arc many millions, and will opcrat,
most disastrously TO his creditors. an,
ut the saline time, BE- most decidec
relief to stock jobbers and Wall Street
Bulls for Jacob Little has been I'll,
hugest grizzly bear among the bear
of Wall Street. lie had an especial en-
nifty to the Chicago and Rock Islam
Railroad stock, and kept it below pa
until lis failure. when it immediately
took an upward tendency, and Oh til,
5th reached lo3! APPOINT never before
attained. Thus we perceive some gooG
attained By Littlc's failure. Many o.
oar readers may not III lcrstand tht
terms Fear and Bull, as applied &c
Wall Street brokers. Those broker,
who continually operate TO keep STOCK
down in prices, arc called bears, anc
those who labor 10 initiate prices, arc
termed bnils.
These two classes Of sbarpcrs arc
each tugging in opposite directions,
and the community is bled in proper
ton TO the daily strength ofone or tn.
other Of this class Of stock jobbcr.
We are not surprised To hear Of hi.
failure. 10th Little and his wife liv,
in style of oriental splcndor, actually
princcly. Mrs. Little was the leader
of fashion and folly il the aristocrati,
4 circles Of the inonicI classes, and a,
! one time She got 50 far above the ihilu-
oncc ofpubljc opinion, that size would
ride down broadway with "a delicate
cigarette between her cherry lips, smo-
! king with as much nonchalancc a.
though she were the queen OF some
eastern monarch, while her husband
bore the same inTciial sway among
the stock jobbers aud money gods o,
Wall Street, giving splendid suppers,
and rraIling Louis Napoleon in the
magniiiccncc of his entertainments.
But America was not made for such
men. His example brought bankrupt
cy upon hundreds; and now he has
failed for the third, and last time, and
will Lc driven from Wall Street with
the same carnestncss a. he vas former
" permitted to rule rs i.C supreme
Dictator
Coming with the news Of Jacob Lit
Tie d Cos. failure is that of llcnshaw
x Son, Of Boston, whose liabilities are
SAID to be very large. 1t seems that
a lesson Of loaesty and prudence ought
10 be taught by these examples. l'ut
it is not 50. For the splcndor of an
hour, mcu are wiling To throw away
soul "aI Ludy, aud sutigr {. H.,t.me OF
Shame. HERE Is an iu;atuat.ou 10,
great money gains, because it bliug> a
season OF at,stoeratIc Gcbauchcr,, u
the gIIttcrlng but deceptive circle oil
t,sllun, jhc,c arc thousands III Amer.
Ia !daaih.e. 81 i smaller scale, the
same reckless coUr>r oi Jacob Lite l.
o., nd IT the same reasons. lndi.-
!e!elt - consequences and blind 10
J"r-c"s, they r,sh into the whirlpool
Of speculation and money gambling,
and "re lost forever.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
C sssoa'ea Dsn5cra,,
alt - RFPRt> tstAftvKs d,
Iowa Ci ", bee. II.

Iowa Ciy, bee. II.
Ai.ssrr. L l'ots:-i an seated now al my
desk III he iiall, awaiting the Sotid r. The
). eikel'o hdnuse Hing rs 10 business
You VII ,i,' cover from authentic reports,
IA papers Of YESTERDAY, tia; a c.i.is II not
"n'y approaching III TIL matter OF Doctor
jams Las, blt 5000 oil CT & sh furc-
uci ara How the>e u .iifrs " II cid Cod
1 on'v blew>. l. i. ow 10 A. NJ. the
! Sp"aN cI,- hAmin.r IS down, N Il Iw !, he TN
/ N Two srcorIs, i..efi.g Ia f,i,ud smith. OF
IL" Etp'i,i Church OF Tins city, u,o.in.
l"aN,''s blessing W N 's.
| O'Clock p NJ
( III. p-treiral business transacted in he
iiou ihis FIRE tol vas the discuss D. OF
Ihr nrinirg q1rs or.
NJ. Glars, Of Maricn, il trot'rc a bin
providing f. tie printing vi 1900 copies
ottt Rep IF liz Snler n,endent OF rub-
lc insluciIcn, vi Ieh resolution drew cut
many iac's ~ reference 10 the safe print.
IN. Tue State p inter If Iowa, il seems.
-rlher sow has X. | was nrsea by sew.
erd' that Justice 10 Dr.. Feds, aud llslce 10
the PEI Of lie Sac, required tina, his
case Should & before the pu5i in its true
'iSni. NJn are aware perhaps tha' there is
a iir1e gg'm, probably some $4,000 or
SiSu,I 90 TO b. dIswn from the General
Gdt'fnmrni soon, aud the lrest question
with the gilt tipFei fingered gentlemen is,
who's" = .m- sal be f'galed With tie touch
oil nj. pretty iitie sun.
The 81 emiss f The Doc or have set the
'r'i ard woui l n ignite II b 70 The PEG.
rir say "hre F" sammy work like his
w'li n'vsf suit the honest, pare portion OF
he Pc. PIE OF Iowa. II you had been pre-
sent 10 see 18th " ia, i'm .eiuo ,ity N as res
were about 10 be cirtie'l IN tins House, the
y s. week 81 the present session, YOU wou,:
have e>cldime,!, "lowa i mad, il she ia
'o'relly represented ~ the House OF Rem.
iesen'"''s's." Every hour is making the
''e' more apparent, 10 my ::.ind, that the
wisdom and Vi ae-the patriotism of Iowa
Is mol idIriy represented an the lIou.e.-bv |
which mean The dpminant parry here.
itwouhi apps ar lha, some scape goa, wa,
ah'ed-some sacritie e--a,.d thu, sacr tcial |
'f.r,ng aip.afs 10 be DR.. Eads. Barner,
ROGERS, Wig & Co Il ,oir Coaniv, IRE
occa' ioaaI.y h.ari from in the Hill, bu. j,
81 seldom that anything more than an "ayen
or ''no" escapes their lips. The talent in
tie House is Il, ON The West AMI Northwest
p OFT oas of the Sac.
Alb II passed 10 ,!av authorizing the elec.
lion of az additional Jus e OF the Peace in
your CITY.
The fr-t thing done Iii, afternoon, after
=" House being called 10 order, W.. the
'a"'ins Of the follow n; from E. W,i.l,,
1t Cedar Coun'y. ":
Whereas. il has pi assi the r Ter IT III.
JhIr'r'". in Itis a l vii. ana mvs,. r,o,u.
rev d~ncr. :" all f ON 'mn- To- rs~r"ity. ,
''.n. +. !. Wr,xh', hlea.her elect Of TIM. f.
Ions. from 3i>i District, - therefore be i,
Resolved, That We ex: rcss Our Ieep and 1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

~sIi'fel, Iexrei 81 the loss from earthly use.
U meas, Of ose Of our hoLoied meMb~rs,
ind herr I y tender the cor doi~f c. 81 . syn.
,sfhv Of tbs House to lis bsrsavsl wife and
suiiy.
Resolved, Thst III. Chief Clerk II TIE
40 Ise 'fsn nit cory Of tins canbls ed
esv'u'icn 10 the Nd " Of the dees set.
feso!ut on ps,sed /; sfer which Mr..
\ oes moved that .resih business BE-
u ren''d 'n,il regular business u gone
IN Q 'Rh with. sfried.
House file No. II came up and was re.
i.fs b'cl. This was Ga act <s,ablishn Z
road 'r,m Siou. City, &c
II Ne file Nc. 10 was RI ferred beck With
amer, me,.i.. TLis wa, On act estal .sL,ne
teN -, &C.
II u E h's No - introduced.
Mr.. Cloud, Of Musc.tire, a,ked II NJ
" 'hs bill that pr Sid~d for the approl :
. on Of S30. 200 tor The Improvement Of IL,
LAVA Penite,tisry. He said he wsa uapre,
pred 10 act in III mailer until Reposr
from ne State Adl'or end State Treasure
wa l before me House.
The gentle MAJ novs that House &c No.
-b.l lon liable. Carried.
Var Gu, other Bills on rassa,e were
rough, uo and disposed Ct after which the
foi~ resolved itself inio = Committee Of
b. Whole, on House Gle No. 49, Law on
y ury.
Lnothv speeches were made on thi
utd on by Mrssr. Cloud, Of Musca'ihe;
W., II johnson R"bfrts, Of Madison
o IKE o. Dub"q 70; Price, Of Dubuque
'o"s.d Warner; 81 d Sullivan, Of Lee.
The ii ca sion Of the U.ury Law was
ke,iu.u 5P. NJ whea the bill Wa
il f i civ postponed.
A itc lar Of DR.. Eads' will be published
in ne CIV Tomorrow, addressed 10 the
De o ey of Iow.. 1t will be sent 10
y,u.
THE RLUE DESK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

Piano Fosss LEssoks -A.ss Wxsr's
Glass. slshsseh isfee. still she voald BE-
plssssd to give Lsssons 20 few more
pupils. llse sesidsess 10 on Fourth
strees, oorth eide, one door esss Of Bra
~, with hss Esther, J. 7. uildrs,e edi.
tor Of Tie estate Oenocras." Appliea-
lions osy b osds at her residencs or
Of III. uilisseh ss The oi6cs Of this pa
Per.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

A Heavy SENrENcE.->lrgil Nc
Cormick has been sentenced in the Uni
ted States District Court at Detroit,
Michigan, to twenty-five years impris-
onment, for forging affidayits to bounty
land and pension papers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

CoSDxscEHsIoS. The London
Times intimaies that it will never a.
low ito private objections to Mr.. Bu-
chanan's professions CT principles to
prevent it from dealing with respect
and candor with the acts Of the Chief
magistrate of great, . friendly, and a
kindred nation"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

A number ofEpiscopal ladies in BAL
timore have lately established Nurse
ry for the children Of poor women who
are obliged to 60 cut TO service. They
have connected with it also a lodging
house for the homeless.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

@ Chloroform was recently ad-
ministered to horse, at Rindgc, New
Jersey, and difficult operation per-
formed, the animal remaining perfectly
quiet, without suffering any apparent
pain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

The English abolit,onists think that
the Americans are an independent set
of fellows to elect whom they please
President Of the United States
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
~ At the recen, term 9th. II

G1 At the recent term of the John.
son County (Mo.) Circuit Court u fine
Of $500 was imposed upon . minister
Of the gospel for marrying a couple,
the female being under age.
Ass Oris ssid. TALKING ~ Byssa , ..
Ills soies Was eseA voice % The t)cVil
temptsd Eve wish; yov sssseA IT, lsso;a.
asioss he ne@sAs SEQ Aeosi u"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
new MUSIC! new MUSlC!,

"V"7d, PO7F0 -W070FAU, ~ To6oy.
BOboi,Hh, TIi,Ls
Whit = =, ~ shtl. -rh ples ing - ur nsmf
WaEli uId, tir
''prctU Fumes for I.itIlc lOiks,"R
hfautih ~ %te hyS & fus EH, arr,i,R d xprrs,-
Il 10 yunna .sdgi ). hy JAMES B,lLAg
s'>hONcT Uf sGiuGirs,'' al Is fr ~ 70 ~
fhe b ~ orr'., hr 8nr q IN ca.y ara pirssi. 4
mama r b'ett n.ts, b, JAM BrLLAK
Thr ashtr sail .ih'n> are rsr alIll5 commenced
to T. s-hers. riri - 10 h- ~, nj ~
\. tRNNDALt'a
nov SUI No =, /, Iri,t X ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

AN ILLINOIS SHEPHRRD.-Mr. Nc.
Connell, Of Sangamon county, is shep-
herd Of 'the real old stock" lie hs.
flock of 2I,Ooo Merinoes, the largest
flock Of sheep in the United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

III Is ~rrv vrony ~ persist in kissing
= r-.t.v hlsck-eye,i girl, when al. resoi.
nse'v declares she Wishes you mt to. I,
Look. lit - though you wou!da't take
her word.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

A JUST lkEbsUKE.

We clip the following from the Rock
Isldadr, to show our neighbor how
he is estimated abroad, AS well AS a,
home. The course of retty malice and
personal spite which, cur ncig'.bor pur-
sues Is nol likely to win for him many
friends -
uNMANLY.--About the Rock Island
e., the Davenport Gazette says:
We don't wish to deprcclatc the e.
forts Of our neighbor, but il they ad-
vertlsc for all at the same rate they do
for Bryant l. Stratton, they don't re-
ceive pay Tor the setting up the type"
We Insert the advertisement above
alluded to in our paper Of to-day, for
the first time. For this we receive
forty dollars for one year, the same
pad to the Chicago papers. The above
alusion to the Rrk Islander on the
part of the Gdzetfe is base and unmau-
", to say tie least. We are not sur
PrIsed that the Gazette is SO universal
" unpopular. The grasping selfishness
oi Its misery head Is proyerbial.