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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-28
Commissioners of Emigration.
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS ON MIGRANTS.

The Board met Thursday, Hon. JULIAN c. vARrIAScK
in the chair
communication was received from the City Cham
berain which had reference 70 she finances Of the Com
mission but the Chairman refused to let the reporters
see it. the ground that might be msstaed mis-
understood. We learn however, that the offer of Mr..
Stout was 10 lend the Commissioners S75 OO0 provided
deposits made in the Shoe and Leather Bank The
mortgages property to be also nrusted to the keeping
Of the bank appears that by law the Commissioners
must now deposit with the City Chamberlain, though
they Immediately withdraw and deposit elsewhere.
Several of the Commissioners objected to the withdrawal
of the funds from the Mechanics Bank that institution
had always treated them fairly.
FRAUDS EMTGRAyrs.
Mr.. CARNGAS laid several aiidavits before the' Board
with reference to frauds committed upon over two
hundred emigrants.
SIMON CuILuN, OF the compliments, stated that he
called on Douglas Xscke London agents Of Sabel
ortis shippers in this city, and paid them the sum Of
tleven pounds sterling for passage from London Of
himself and sister, to Boston, Mass that the said agents
sent him and his sister to Liverpool where he shipped
city, he called on c. g. Richards in Broadway, on whom
he had an order from the London agents to pass him
not do So and sent them to Scaf Johnson 95 Green
witch street; but the emgrans could find no such per-
pealed to; but they would do nothing and so the poor
emgrans, by some legerdcmain were swindled out Of
from five to seven dollars.
appears that Mr. Cuums story is, that two hundred
other emgrans have been served in the way; and
some person other has made thousand dollars and
over If these allegations are true a. set forth In the
complaint.
This matter has been referred to the counsel Of the
Board, for investigation.
The coal contract and other routine business were hon
taken up, when the Board adjourned to meet It the
U arantine next Wednesday.
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
Number Of cmigrants arrived to June 49, 1856
since, 70 June Is, 6 3,4!o
Total. .............,.....".5O Iss
To date in 1855. 90, $50
decrease TINS year ,7vl
Number of inmates In the institution at (s58) (S55)
wards lslAnu. l,o4k
Number Of inmates do. do. at N. H.. ISL 161
l,493 2,574
0vcrdraft on Bank, Jan. !, 1866. s6s, 031 o.
Receipts TO June is 1856. sos 100 %
Receipts since, TO June rs !" ...... 5000 90
-115075 %
$62,o44 IL
Disbursements, as per previous ac-
counts, 10 June 18............3 ,971 46
No payments on June 49, -108,971 40
overdraft in Bank ........... $56,927 81
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Up to Wednesday morning there had been issued at
the Treasury Department. under the law for the quda
ton Of the Texas debt COZ Treasury warrants amounting
TO an aggregate Of 80, 5sO,377 "a.
The steamship ASIA at this port from Liverpool brings
two days later news from Europe. More ease in the
money market reported and an increase of bullion in
the Bank of England to the extent Of f303 000 Conso
without change The closing quotations for account
were % 94h per cent In cotton and breadstus there
had been no material alteration The political intelligence
is not at all important.
The last monthly report Of the Bank Of France compared
with the previous one presents the annexed exhibit =
BANK or FRANCE.
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Junc I'll M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS merchants, up to the close
of the Corn Exchange had not received their private let
ters brought by the ASIA and hence the effect of the
news was not developed, aud was not expected TO be
until TO morrow The sales of -four footed up about 600
5000 barrels, Of all descriptions closing at about the
quotations Of yesterday, which were as follows
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sent time the vicinity Of the Hoosac Mountain row-
drift three feet deep. 80 says tie Greenfield GtStc
The above paragraph was started about five weeks since
and IL stu going The ROUNDS
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5000 Spectators and exporters, the market closing
firmly. +..~
mo total sales Of the week amount TO As $50 bales OF
. which 81, $50 American. Spectators have taken
$780, and exporters $780, leaving $3.50 bales Of all
kinds 10 the trade.
The import for same time Is 81 900 bales Of which
78, 90 are American.
The quantity known TO be at sea from American ports
about $40 600 bales
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ExGTHnRNT ON SUELTvAN's IsLAND, N1Ax
CHARIEro&.--A serious riot took place on Sulvsns
Island On Thursday afternoon between fishing party
and large number a soldiers. Ono two persons
cut, and she Marshal Of Houltrievlle who nterered
was badly beaten.
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quotations given Ia 1he above table The market for
Southern brands was steady, with sales Of 700 800
bbls. at quotators Corn aSaes of 1b9 bbls Jersey
made a, 50 "a. Wheat active with sales OF
about 600 60 600 bushels including cncny the com
mon and medium grades, without change Of moment
while CT DICE lots OF white and frmer. In
cudcf In the sales were 200 bushels Cony5aD white nj
81 s2 about 10 900 Milwaukee red az ~ - 81 80 and
cargo of good Club do ut 81 40, with 3,000 bushels
indiana white at 81 81 and cargo Of fair white Canadian
OF 81 SO. Souberp scarce. a sp,an )ot damaged
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1855. 1855. 1855. 1885,
Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs

NIneI OF
Europe 900 l73 900 1l2 900 1872 500 900
G. Brtn. 16,70O00O l9,sOO,OOO q 900 900 900
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Ls-.k-. e L,

Value put on the market during the week 21s ll8
Another week of inactivity has been added 70 the dry
goods trade The importations however, large for
the season, and especially from England. Tho news
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IUsa Nkti TOT ConsuHuIi, 1000, Sg5 I4U baesi I600
7,l00,570 bales.
Taken for export lactua, 1856, ss,ss7 bales; 1855
80 400 balos
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06


The following details Of horrible
case Of pirccy and burning Of ship at
Macao have been received Il Lloyds:
The Dutch ship Bancs, Capt. Hey
mans, TOO tons burthen, with between
800 and 400 emigrants, (coollies) for
Havana, put beck 70 Macao, about .
month since, the despatch dstedHong
Kong, August 10TH with her water
casks leaking and cargo shifted, having
encountered boisterous weather, and
on reaching the outer roads brought
", TO an anchor. There she remained
repairing, her ofiicen exercising strict
vigilance in preventing the coolies
from going ashore, for fear they should
make their escape. For the three
weeks, whatever discomfort may have
prevailed, no fears Of an outbreak would
seem to have been entertained, until
Chinese doctor war; ed the captain that
mischief was brewing In preparing
Tor such contingency rs rising oi
the Coolies, the small arms were
placed on the poop, and two guns
were loaded with grape and pointed
forward. About 0 o'clock on the night
Of the sth, the disturbance cominenc
ed, ard the crew took refuge on the
poop. The captain first fired a shot
or two overhead, but as that had no
effect, and the Coolies advancing tow
ards them, yelling frighttully, armed
with Delaying pins, bricks torn from
the cooking places, etc, the captain
gave orders to his men to fire, and i'm
mediatcly vollcy was poured forth
into the infatuated mass from the two
guns, and also from the small arms. -
This had the effect Of checking and
putting down the riot and the cool
lies We're driven below, but they so't
revenge by putting fire to the ship. and
in few minutes the captain was APP
palled by seeing flames issuing up from
the fore hatch. 4 frightfnl scene Of
carnage followed. The coolies rushed
up on deck, and no doubt murdered
all tn, officers OF the ship. The ship
was soon in blaze, fore and aft. In
about AN hour the mainmast fell with
crash, then the fore and mizzen, and
about midnight the magazine blew up
with tremendous explosion. The
ship was instantly hurled to fragments,
and vast number Of poor creatures,
who, clinging on the chains, persisted
with her. of the number who were
on board, including crew AND passen-
gers, abont 500, only 10" escals1 with
their lives the remainder were eth
or burned inthe ship or drowned
The affair has produced great sen
sation in Hong Kong.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
MISSOURI.

MISSOURI.
Jefferson City 4e dem. maj.
Five towns give Buchanan SIS,
Fillmore 2ss.
] Horaa townaaih lathe same co.
gives Buchanan ITO, Fillmore IL, Fro
mont 50.
Warren county, 2 towns, Buchanan
9, Fillmore ~.
Montgomery county 50 maj. for
Fillmore.
WISCONSIN.
Grant CO. Fremont 900 maj.
KENTU CKY.
MARYLAND.
Amarundel gives FILLMORE l4u a..
NEW YORK.
The Democrats have carried the
whole municipal ticket III Brooklyn.
NEW YOQK.
81 Laurence 90 81 msj for Fremont.
Towns, Fremont 5000. Buchanan L.
600, Fillnsss ,2O6.
The votes 10 the city in nearly 7e;OUo
Bachsnsn over Fremont nearly $4,000,
over Fillmore nearly q. 000.
Wood 10 undoubtedly elected mayor
BY hsodsoos plurality.
TIE democratic municipal ticket also
elected.
lssonplsss sssusns from 80 Ooansiss,
give Frsnoss ovss Bashaaan 1900.
Dusches 20, Psuliogs, Bashsnao lO2,
Fremont 234, Pillnore Is.
Dover, let dist, Frsaoss 49, Bachaa-
An 100, Fillmore 3S.
Nortberns Fremont zoe, Bochsoaa 13s
Fillmore 8.
Pine Plains, Fremont LIS. Buchanan
l39, Fillmore Is.
gain for republicans Of Sol, demo-
Cratic l::ss Of 6, american loss Of 80.
The line south Of Washington has
bean down since yesterday P N: and ere
sill ous OF order.
The lines through Psons, gave out st
q early hour lest evening.
Knox COS 6 towns republican Of H.
IS, four towns TO hear from.
Wisnebseo 90, o6cial, Fremont $685.
Bochansn AS, Fillmore SO.
Congress, Wsshhuln, republican s..
GOA, democratic 4l9, Eatmsn. American,
572.
Msrsngo, Michsry co, l6 towns I,S69
maj for Fremont. one town 10 heal
from.
10 Davis o., Wsrds Grove ~ msf rol
Fremont.
Jackson 90, Is mai for Fremont, off
| cisl.
New Diegens, Lafayette 90, Wisson
sin. Is nsj for Buchanan. Large re-
publican gain.
jackson 90, lowe, Fremont So maj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
BY TIE GOVERNOR,
GEO. w McCLEARY,
Secretary of State.

SEDUCTION AND MARR1AeE.-An
cx-captain Of the Mexican war, (saya
the Louisville Courier,) who sports .
white beaver, and is favorably known
for legal attainments and social dis
position was applied to some days since
for advice in peculiarly interesting
case, by a young lady of sixteen. It
appeared from her story that favorite
sutton had taken advantage other youth
and innocence, broke the command.
ment most commonly disregar1ed in
this fast age, and was in fair way to
break her heart and ruin her reputa-
ton. Can You get him to come here I"
quoth the adviser. IL think 90" said
the lady. The clerk flor such he was
by profcssion) and gay Lothario was
sent for. In the interim the lawyer
procured revolver and placed it in the
hand OF the fair client, instructing her
not to use it without the young gentle
man positively refused her hand and
heart legally. He came, and cold was
the salutation between the injured fair
one and false lover. "Sir," said the
lawyer, "you have placed this young
lady in a dangerous position by your
indiscretion, and unless you make rep
aration by instant marriage, you will
ruin her forever" 'Cant do it." SEN
tiutiously was the reply. lyon will"
said.the lady, a. abe suddenly rose and
placed the revolver against his breast.
His face paled ~ he saw the stern de-
termination in her face, and he sunk
into q chair expressing an immediate
desire to make her whole = his wife
legally. The clerk Of the county court
granted license forthwith, and he and
the lawyer attended him 70 church,
where they were married u ten min
utcs alterward.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

Tue LAsoR MARKEr.-The New
York Josrnai Of Commerce says that
there is now decided scarcity Of la
Dor in all branches Of industry in that
city, and stories of furnishing sewing
girls, ablc-bodied persons vainly seek
ing employment and throngs of people
dependent on soup kitchens for their
daily sustenance, are no longer heard
Of ~ they were twoyear ago. Open
ings for employment, with liberal com
pensation, are offered on every hand
for men and women, and the iahorinc
population, a. class, are independent,
and need ask no favors. An explana.
ton fr this gratifying state of things
etound in the general prosperity OF the
various branches Of labor; but more
readily in the partial suspension Of en-
igration, the attrsctiveness Of the wcs-
tssn country, and the fact that ~ en-
igrsnts remain in New Tori, being
nosaly tickssed for the interior.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

ASorHER YEAR has passed, freighted
with lessings to the people Of Iowa.
As Stare, they have experienced
unesampicd prosperity. As CITIZENS,
they have been projected in the full
eniovncn, Of their civil and religious
rights. As lSpI,IDuALs, they have
been blessed with health and friends
and personal prosperity.
For these, and tor all the blessings
OF life, it becomes them to recognize
and adore the DIVINE Goocness, and
to show by their acts aud their words,
their gratitude for his constant hene-
factions.
Therefore. |. JAMES w. GRIMES, Gov.
ernor OF the State of Iowa, do hereby
designate and appoint Thursday, the
10Th day of November next, as dav
Of pubic THAsKsGvISo and PRAISE.
do respectfully request the people
of tins State to abstain on that day
from their ordinary avocations and 10
assemble at their usual places Of pub
he worship, there to give thanks TO
ALM,eHr, t'op ior the blessings of the
past Year.
And whilst We adore with gratitude
ill.,, protection, let us seek for its con-
tinuancc Let us beseech Hux to pre-
serve our Nation from war and intes
tine icuds; and that it may become
great, yirtuous and honored.-Let us
pray that our hearts may be ever kept
IN harmony with the requirements of
HIS government. Let US pray that
the benign influences of the Gospel
may be every where extended. And
especially let us beseech HIM to so
move our hearts that during the ap
preaching Indictment season ofthc year,
We shall be prompted to succour and
sympathise with the needy aud dis
tressed.
il TESTIMONY WHEREOF, |
have hereunto set my hand,
and cansed to be affixed the
L; S. Great Sea! Of the State of
/ova. zone at Iowa City,
this 2sth day Of October,
A. d. 1856.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
By The GOVERNOR,
GEO. w McCLEARY,
Secretary of State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
NQtice.


To william Simpson, Robert sim -or, tn Missile
sipplaud Missouri Railroad Company, and all 9TH
.rs interested in thu land her, ipsiter dcscrih~d:
You are hereby notin that By virtue Of 40 oIdi-
dnsuce Of the city council Of the city of Davenport
passed ptemb.r 10Th, 1855. entitled IAN ordinance
for the continuation aud ~xtension q Fourth sree'
In the city Of Davenport esst~arily"s Jury Of six
disinserestsd frechoders OF .sid city viii be sum
moaed end sworn at the Mayors once IN aid city
On the l3sh day OF November mex; $50 ct so'coek
A NJ to assess and award the damages and benefit.
that may accrue The II tn. land proposed 10
be taken for the continuation and extension OF said
street lthe verdict the srst jury returna Oh the
18th inst having been BY me for sufcient cause sci
asd-) The following IL description the tract o.
land proposed u be taken for said extension ~ said
shewn BY the plat ofthf survey thereof made
by the c,tv engineer and Ill ~ the Mayors nice
to Wit
A tract So rect wild from the prs--nt termination
Of Fourth street the river Front street Contain
ing FOL ~ -thre. one hundreihs ~ Of land u
said william sad Robert simpson, and ,wenty-hine
one hundreths Ct On acre OF land of ssid y Rail
Road Oompaay-Octnt-r 18th, 1856.
aCR MITCHELL, Mayor Of city Of Davenport.
Daily til Nov. 18Th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

L'pl u " AeT lhs, Whs n rih OF y lle0o seattoS
Il GA the ana k.iIruai ~ re. on>b,~ ,,t ms
Aiso. 6aD acres, one mil. north n Wair,.tt; eh.Sp.
''n.-oair cash, ealancs 70 and 10 y.ais
Also. 800 s'r.s IN wssh,pg'os county, " acre.
IN" finlp ?, atid runhins ~st-s pat fhs land
y only ID m'ir~ u n lo~A cay, - Sr. . Wa.h.
lnst'n I'll I'm rrsd n Caluuit 10 10 Met mind -
wal ~ stid ~, sird part elt tire
Al-o. f.nr 81 49," lots p~ar fO.s gdv Hs ,p,,,si
farming land AMI will vstrr
tI-". IT. n We-t Davenport fAnsins IN ,tss
ON 90 feet by 90 - = acre, syd ~ = d.vp ssS
balance z orr snf tvo var.
Az. 49, sr .itust.iht4 p the city Il pav.r-
r"r', t. = ,-asn @t-y tsrn,
At~N, ss'' rntsl'd ca 10 IIn1 81.
ruAia ,iAGEt - vHu hti'-. snd sisl y, tsAuttf
W sifs Tie Hh from u, uh-f-a.aye.n d
-cn II \ iseri { Of ~ cts. kst I-t.pd nd
N"iiI.
A. 80 81. hu!dugs IN irs 81 xrouna
20 = ie snia % f"ssansht '~frs srriy's
efii-ttf Z SAps.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
TELEGRAPHIC


ELECTION. RETURNS. ;
NEW JERSEY.
Indications are that the State has
gone for Buchanan.
Twelve towns will only give Ere
mont $50 majority same for Lovejoy
Nine towns more to hear from.
Onondaga co.-Fayette lst district,
Fremont ITO, fillmore lls. Buchan.
an 1874.
Yates co.--fonr more towns give
fremont 1915. Buchanan 5s4, fillmore
81.
Wcstchester co.---fremoht 50. fill
more 424, Buchanan ga.
|. Cheuedgo co.-fremont over Buc-
hanan 96s.
Niagara Co.'S towns. fremont 1858
fillmore l4a2, Buchanan 100
Ontario co.-All towns but 2 give
fremont 42oe, fillmore ella, Buchan-
an 1864, remaining town willgive $50
fillmore ~, Buchanan so. Green
bush, Buchanpn 4I6, fillmore sl6, fire.
mont 3Is, Caynga complete. frem't
1852, Buchsnan IsOs, fillmore 1000.
Rockland co. com6lete Buchanan Is
81, fillmore 928 fremont 669.
Cayuga county.-All but 5 towns,
Fremont 5S47, Buchanan 1921, yill.
more 1894.
n. Y. City complete, buchanan
4O,74l, Fillmore 1887,
Chenango county.-5remOnt 3,554,
Fillmore 500, Buchanan 1898
Owego county.-Fremont 473, bu-
chanan 294, Fillmore 1876
Ithaca fremont 5l3, Bu-
rhanan SCI.
Broome county.--l5OO for Eremont
Cumqerlsnd 90, Baobsassan 1884,
Fillmore 1873, Fremont 621. -
Scattering votes -tsm. New Jersey
indicate that the State has gone fol
Buchanan, but that Newell, repub- i
returned for Governor.
OHIO.
Cincinnati.-1'he City and Town
ships in Hamilton county, Buchanan
II2I3, fremont 1885, FILLMORE 4649
Congressional representations il
N Y from 18th to Sad dist. all elect
Rep congressman, except l4th sod 3.
d EN-, end is SIND 10 doubtful
In Vdisteicts classed doubtful thu
chances favor the democlats.
lu Washington CO Fremont's maj ii
1860.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
DAILY


sssass-1siaiay CAsseA sPirs, 10 Me-
York, v two hsndrsd cad sixty three feet /.
d PAul's, tao hundred and thirty thrs'S
the Preebytsrisa Chsreh spirs, " Ciaeia
ssti two hundred aad seventy two; the Oid
y Ps,ess Chaseh 10 Rhilsdelphis. two hun
cred and thirty three; d fe'er's. q Reoe,
i've hundred and fifty.
Afool in ~ elevated position - liz.
man u bailOon--evsrybody sppssO i"e
ne 10 him. and he arpsers little to every
body.
Ssk ANGELS ~ 1saE HOGs9.
Three pairs of diulp ed arms. - ~hi,. .s sa.o~,
Held me in soneuerso;
tn 70 ibe- ch,sx. like ssisrt Tssrhss or
Voc PLACED Amin, III, yscs
TIRE tiny paYs - ..yes. e.ssS, 9'fS-b
Los,s'd ap AZ. 4u.as THE ev.r,
fh''e ps'ss Of iip< ss.ed A~ s's 's"a hi.h =
Thr.- iitii' 70 lie fscp, HeAvs
An il - Wei. hal ".gus sHe- sres'd ie'r -
l. lisn' 9th vhea d.sl
" know rat once o,lr D cd SSsior' h~d- N
Brink 'li,'. aass' sol ira
And ssia no., o. .. u nrstr - ''
Aud he'd them his b.: t-'
Il ut Svre . know ths tH-n n lna'. ..
Tie ~h-.Te ;, so,ore-,
MARRBED.
Nov Alb by krv 4. ". KsELyk, Mr.. INA Al
Ny to Ms. EIIzABErM 4 tsAsTih, all q Day II.
port, lows.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Under I'M, head l,mI..-t lumber - special noticss
vii b. inserted at ceats per line each insertion
OF dirty cents -. week.
49, TIN wORKERs WANTED Two .,
three nrstrste Tiniaen can md STEADY worn
and god wages At SMART GILLRTT'S,
sept27-dtf Brady Of, OPP Pust O0ns
.NRO.VEr 10 LOAN:
~ Ia sumr to suit applicants. Enquire Of
TALLAAN q POWERS,
(map22dtf) Atkinson > Block. Secoud o..
LUMBER Of ali description, Lath, Shiu
~ Glss, staves. DC, for "a hoy BY
RENwICk SON,
| Ansi4itN Raj Rood Depot Sav Nh
n>AONEY To LOAN 'ocr ard short time
ljel7d,1 AACKLOT CORElN
nDDR. 7. II. CAvANAUGH We would cal
attention 70 the card OF this gentleman II
another column, As one which merits the attention
| Of the Afnicted. The DR.. is an old and thorough
educated physician, aud has devoted his life 70 th
eciai dsexses he row sdversises 70 treat He bring
,etters Of high recommendation from the citizeas
Jacksonville, his late hoTus.-CAics0e JevvaA! Ma
| l6Gk. 1856,
! For sale In this city BY c. r. WEBB, jv1S
DFRAUp.-We would call att mt on OF n
public against fraud daily prxciic.d upo
the unsuspectins In the article Of DR.. J. HOsfEz
| TEAS celebrated Stomach Bit 70. Since thes
Bi:iers have become % popular, others having bee
ulokns prepasasi0na % inmate II, and IN some
| have purchased old bottles and retilled them. W
would advice all persons 90 buy Of but respee
bic aiers; the genuine all covered with metal
| y" ran and the name On Il.
| II any one should ask - what In Q
opinion arrived 1t BY impartial te.
| has the best and most honest compound remedy 70
preserving and beausifyins the hair, and restorin
gray hair TO It's original COLOR and the locks 20 th
bald headed, should without hesitation Say, Prt
q. J. Woods Hair Rsseorasive.-.N. Lo1is D~s<
Graf.
See advertisement In another column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
SIS Acres OF Coed Earn Lands

L>OR SAL E.-Ths undersign who Is tine quar-
l. dian OF Sarah Z, nnarghy. minr- ami agent
OF the helis At Law Of Michael Connanghy, d cease
BY virtue Of the s"tho ity vested in him - such
'ardian, ana q the order OF the County Judge 81
Scot CO. my, Iowa. t6e for sale all the mt r,st
sAie minor, tosng an INTEREST q one und!s id-i ar
ptrf) and Also all the interest D. he other heirs u
said dec ed nj In the following dsseroed rsl siat
to vii 1he n r. Of section 20, lo's and in
section u; AID lot Z In schco. s.c,icn 49, ali In
township number eighty 80, n. Of r I'VE Is, eas
1T rfih principal mridisn situated in the c. UNITS o.
Scott. Iowa containing II, al about 32S acres 1AO
acre are uud Improvement. and shout eighty srr.s
Is timor 'and--and god "a I'm housA h the prem.
iscs. Trrus Z yc able to purchas rs.
tT further particulars inquire VI Geo-g, H. Nick
OILS, Land Agent. Main street, and 81 J. W. Gui.eau.
1T the court h ,use, Davenport
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