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From, tie Tennessee (Jfount High Ala.) Valley, l6a
March, ls57]
asou. Prassaa s. Crooks.

The funeral solcmnilies of this distinguished
man, were worthy oil his name, and the Slae
which honorcd him.-The procession iron
Washington 10 the place ofbis burial, fullowig.
his remains, was an escort Of the true admirfs
of. honora' l.. character and nf manly virtus
The miserable Black Republicans, who objet
to the appropriate manifestation ofpablic SEM
menl over the body Of this cliivalrous son IF
South Carolina, have celebrated the rtes ,f
their class,in the recently developed bribey
and corruption of their leaders. While be
defan.ers of the. lolis Brooks, the dogs tht
kick dead lion, skalk from the seats in Gu
gress; polluted by their dishonesty, to hidsin
DESPAIR from the looks ofsmen, the bodyof
Brooks is taken by the representatives Of Sizes
to its native soil J, the nation aud the soverei9iy
O. States bearing hlsihonorable palt The csn.
mittee, sent from South Carolina, perlormdits
dutxin away 10 .tarn the public eye. ilad
mration, from The sad sepeo.acle Of therefains
of Brooks, to the noble and accomplished iard,
which bore Ills lamented dust. The reiarks
Of Mr.. Yeadou in Richmond, struck US ashore
ia good taste, more gravely digniiied and rehy
expressive, than any thing of the kind W have
ever read. While entire silence would hay been
inappropriate, and long speech unstable,
be happily said Just enough aid ia a Wy, to
meet the occasion aud do honor to. the bor of
love. Could we suppose the State oSouths
Carolina personifed, we can imagipe sh:would
utter just What Mf YeadonsRoke. ex essg
Esorrow, for SON, borne back, from I'll battle
in her cause, on'his uutarnished shield with
humble acquiescence nthedecreesof Prudence
with The dignity Of true grief, theresigition OF
aItfue, parent. They may talk ofSou. Caro-
lima as they will, but what State SO fay hon.
ors the devotion OF her sons; living, oro nobly
mourns them 1t is this trait, whic CAUSES
them, long after their hearts have senteep into
other soils, the shoots oflheir affection to cling
to the memory of that State with aride that
knows no decline, aud hope of bein. reunited
1tother with strength that never di in life.
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Brutal Outrage.

The Lafayette (Ala) Herald hays iha, on
Monday evening last, 18th instant) a,daughter
of Mrs. sbiPp, widow lady residng near Mill
town, in Chambers county, had been on amer
rand to nerghbor's house, and, while return.
ing was attacked by a negro boy, the PROPERTY
Of Mrs. Scott, who attemptedto violate her per-
son. and failing nhis helIish design, deliberate
ly beat her head with rocks until he thongilt
she was dead, and left her welteriLg in'her gore.
She was found and conveyed home, and was
still alive; up to Tuesday evening; but there wa.
very little hope entertained other recoSeIy ,Phs
hoy being aStaigned blythe eheighbors confessed;
his guilt, and stated that he intended to kill
ssfser sfter to avoid detection. He was taken to. Ia.
Fay ette Immediately, and lodged in Jail aThe
Circuit Co6rs beng in session, Grand Jury
was irnpabnsld1o investigate the matter, and
..were engaged ID that business whenthe Herald
was put to press. The gill wss about ten years
old.
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I"THE WORLD IN MINIATURE." We would can,
| lion the Southern people against beng deceived
INTO purchasing worthless and inaccurate books
printed at the North; but registered at the South
Eesssing to be Southesnfpblications'
Sok-pedar has receatly beer. selling a
bbica work in this place, underthe above
4; sshch on its title page purports to have
shbiished in New Orleans, and entered
district Of louisiana; bnt close exami
proves that this title page is pasted over
which gives the credit Of its origin to
ssssser side of Mason & Dixon's line. lnde
pendent fthis deception, we are satisfied from
a basty examination oft, thattbe book is faul.
~ in many respeets--its statistics gathered
from old books or census returns:tehye years back
-and that it's sold for four times its value. s
We express hiscaution, because we think
It not unlikely that other impositious willsbe
practsed, in order to meet the wishes of those
patriotic citizens who desire to follow the re
commendation of the last Southern Convention
BY purchasing Southern books even above
!. their value.
I'VE learn that the pedlar above referred TO
hasseone hence towards Goldsbero.
Rilnsiftgspnp Herald.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hhe, Biessin gs of temperance.

o. So ~
4 We clip the following interesting incident
( sfronth report Of the worthy Chaplain of the
!; s;Charlestou Port Sorie,y, Rev. w. B. Yates,
illustrative Of the beneficial effects of Temper
IS6ce amongthe hardy sons of the sea.
The report we Gnd in the Charleston Stan
The temperance cause continues to form
Z Prominent feature in the operations of the Be-
skhel. Stated weekly meeting are kept up al d
ii6e ispst, TINT some good is accomplished by
Sf6dQaRtIy Keeping before the Sailor the evils
sol iiifsmpeIance
Dgring the past year we have had some
;se8eefeg sases. .of. RETURN. and can only hope
fhatt th6st of them may continue.
!Ata meeting not more than two weeks SINCE
!. gentleman ,elated the following incident
which had sbeen communicated to hinl by
friendp now in the city.
Thu gentleman had been travelling in the
&state of Michigan, and while waiting one day
~ the post Office, his attention was attracted 10y
&s3 ycountenance which he thought had been
kce familiar to him. Upon inquiry, ne found
d be sre whom he had known IN b"yho"d,
s d whstil he had not seen for twelve years
8 mahiSr himself known to him, he found
& 1si 10 s, The friend Of his ea'ly schoob"y
us swhon he then supposed to be following
fTbis former sailor related to him the follow
facrin his history:
Some years sgo, while a sailor, he arrived
csarIestn,, s. c., and was paid OFF with
lbs. Spd bad BEARDED in Of those sailor
Boarding bousesshich has SO often been des5s
zfribed as SO dangerous toihe sailor ina very
ew days he had sen, and lost all his hard earn
ed wages, and waSat lat brought up at the
Bethel, and there arrested by a remark made
by Rev. Mr.. Yates, the Chaplsin-to which
remark be attributes his reform. That he.
again went 10 sea. and at the end OF long
voyage found himself in Boston with $500; he
there married a sSang woman to whom he had
been attaebsaFfrom his early youth, and rem"v'
sed TO tlkSe State of Michigan, and was now a
1Nfn of exemplary character, and living IN
seseat comfort, and by his frugaig and indus
try has accumulated property amounting to
$4,000.
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MEDICAL .CoIIEoE OF TIE STATE. or SourH
CARoL1SA.--The annual course of lectures in
this Constitution terminated on the,sth in
slant
. The report o. the Dean is as follows Tue,
Class in attendance on the lectures the past
season amounted to 245 students, from the
States of South Carolina, North Carolina, Geor
gia, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Virginia and the Island OF Cuba. -
The number ofscandidates for the Degree of
Doctor of Medicine was ninety nine (99,} and
one graduate Of the Summer School in July
last q.
The conduct Of the Glass has been such 'as.
TO have mcrited our appreciation. Ofso large.
a number collected together, we have not
been apprised Of any disturbance in which they
have been concerned-of any interruption to
that harmony which should characterize those;
engaged inthe useful and laudahie pursuits Of
science-of any department to their instructions
otherwise than respectful and becoming.
The intelligence of the class, we have reason
to think, equals the average Of former seafs,
Some are graduates Of literary institutions, aud
nearly all haze received liberal and classical ed.
ucations. *
Several are and have been engaged inthes
ardueus and responsible duties of instructors,
and there has been presented number of Welt
prepared dissertations Charleston G6;{53 :
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N. ?. Herald.

JHE VocATIoN OF TIE TEACHER. Daniel
Webster in the following briefparagraph, thus
beautifully maguifes the vocation ofihe teach.
er: J.
"Ifwe work upon marble it viii perish; if VIZ
work upon brass, tim" will cface it. If we rear
temples, they will crumblc into dust. Ii we
work upon immortal mnds-if we imhue them
with high principles, with just fear ofGod, anil
oftleir ielow-men, we engrave on those tablets
something which no time can elface, but which
will brighten to all eternity" al
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Eight dollars per for every additional square
BUSINESS, and PROFESSIONAL CARps EIGHT DOLLARS
ayear All advertisements for less than three months
Cash If the number of Insertions is not specified in
sitng advertisements ,0u be continued TIL ordered our
s and charged accordingly.
= Announcing CASDIDATEs three months, Fire Doaa''
over aat kms. the usual rates will be charged
No Noadyertisement however small, will be considered
,ess than square and transient rates charged on all
!, 3or less time than three months.
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TO A RICH YOUNG LADY

will not ask If thou. canst touch
The tunsful ivory key,
Those silent notes Of thine are such
As quite suffice for me-
III make no question if thy skill
The pencil comprehends;
Z Enough for me, love, if thou still
Canst draw thy dividends.
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The Clay Monument.

LOUISVILLE, March 20.-The corner stoue oil
the Clay Monument will be laid at Lexington on
the 4th of July next The Grafton will be de.
Ii, cred by the Rev. Robert j. Breckenridge,
not by Edward Everett, II, reported. Ii
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Brilliant thoughts are often slow

Brilliant thoughts are often slow their for
nation, like the diamond. Tnomasioore wa,
frequentlyoccupied three weeks iwrting a
song. Theodore Hook often toolabout the
same time 10 perpetrate an imprnptu, and
Sheridan was frequently employeall day in
getting up joke, which was s'posed by
some to be ths inspiration of the nment.
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From the Pttt,6ury Journal, Of the I'd.
Fifty Thousand Dollars

WORTH OF Goons STOLEN FROM THE Prrrs.
puRe, FoKr WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
CoapASY.-Arrest Of Nineteen of The Robbers
-Istoundiny Derelopmcnt,.-Fo SOME time
past, we have been in possession of the fact
that series Of extensive robberies had been
committed on the Pittshurg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad, and that measures were on
foot for the arrest Of those implicated but
for fear of interfering with the ends OF justice
we have KEEP. mum upon the,snbject Howev.
er, as the scheme has now r. pened into full
frution, we feel no longer any embargo upon
our action in tho premises; and, therefore, shall
proceed to lay before our readers such informa-
ton in relation to the matter as We are in p9s.l
session OF.
Within the past year the above gCompapg
has had TO pay between $40 coo and $1,000
for goods which had been safely shipped from
the city, but never reached their destination {;
and although the utmost care has been taken 10
find where the aforesaid goods did 20 to, and
into whose hands they fell, mo light has been
thrown upon the subject until within few days
past.
A short time since, officer Pinkerton, Of Chi
cago, was engaged to try and ferret out the
mystery lie lail his plans with so lnuchjuds
nent and took every step with so much discre.
ton, that the thieves had no suspicious of his
dooss, and were easily csughtin the trap which
he laid for them,
/ At his suggestion, lot Of goods were pur-
chased, n private mark put on them, they were
packed in boxes, directed to various firms in
| ,,. ,,os,arn ,;f;o, o,I .b;nna5 to tho;y doot;.
nation. The decoy took admirably.
At a given place in Ohio portion of the
market articles were. unloaded a part Of the
gang tnok. them in charge, and the train passed
ON. They were traced to Buffalo, N. j., where
they were given into the care of an aucsioneer,
also belonging to the band. This, it would
appear, has been the depot for all the stolen
goods, and where they have been disposed Of
at auction,
The plan having lipeued, everything was
now.ready for dcscsut up,.n the thieves
Accordingly, Mr.SYinkertonx came to Pittsbnrg
last Thursday :, ipsrmed Mayor Weaver Of his
Iinten,ioo, and OH own efficient High Gonsta
be, Mr. Robert Hague, Witheseven OF the May
or's police, started that evening in pursuit. The
result is, that they have arrested nineteen per-
sotfs,.one woman among them, on all OF whom
were found stolen goods y bich can be.indenti-
lied, aud placed them in dnrance yiles in the
State Of Ohio,.at the different places where
ttheyswere captured: -
Among them are. Employees offhe Company
lawyers, doctors. constables aud merchants
men whoshaye heretofore ,borlses an unblemishs
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:. Is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY BY
THOMAS j. wARREN,
AT TWO DOLLARS A-YEAR IN ADVANCE,
sr, Two Dollars and Fifty Cents at the erp'ra'
hon of Three Months, or, THREE DOL-
LARS At THE END OFTHE YEAR.
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nese anQte&
'Iy acft}s oises5f not s. 81
because they formed no ( 1 II S,ailnl d
sbat9sep I6s bsodue es1 md S1d jfner.,
81 Ehe 366hd q % IN tIil M Of;
road located ID, ,yiot tasion of .tf fa6tj
Him never atf sd Mature, L q 81
aiostsd he ljaA isi S6mmsiI(ea
tween Be Siale "a eSi6t SD aBa he seabosFd
sipaafd aF kindto walk Ia;
] steps q NNssdss asssts: !. J. 3. 80 Z
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New Terms for Advertising.

For one Square-fourteen lines or less, ONE DOL
LAR for the first and FIFTY CENTS for each
= subsequent insertion.
OBITUARY Nor1cEs exceeding ONE SQUARE,
charged for at advertising rates
Transient Advertisements and Job Work MUST
BB. PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
No deduction made except to regular advertising
.ba.rons G.
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h1lseeerai OCCASION been scai lad on, "a. act M
ffhe5 same position, and las "a &
us dalf efficiently and fac 8 |I
ESa very gldd ID zee htr. 81 l5
EEGsseFnof, foe ii q Is die q = rs
Yet. sent to- IKansa 8 xho 3 e & s s
sbiiity and moderation z; 81 E. 9 = js8 & 4
saaisitt rspaeiESs fis d iiss S H = = = III
.ygreiEas but lsftafg <
lsas ii j{EaiiSs lssQiSl,aaal llAaS3
,soae dfs HhddiS 3s6 q q - : + /! i ||I
l1assiB Bits IS Esralis
1sas sas ssssS sasS sstssns ! RSs u s
GhsS sI fsJ6sit az = 81
IS nlss s6t Orc; cl,ii b az 80
i. s.it ts ssisias
81 sSs e6sfiotsss AID sorta ssnS ssDasa
sthe folIo@iscsi tis So s
s Leass CSlaas as q sss lie] q &
saftiys u Ghsfett 20 I, q: N M 81
Leave hsrdia B. rs aI;s6 Z MS IS
fttt in cSllapssia ails n,,. 81
This afraRge a ~
daily con1es frl South gEslj jf
aa; to ,yyeidli, :. IL
Ihssnssiil will d carried Oh se hahn Sc
IS shetes olerss.ssa ssstsss Dssss II r.
Frsm gsafb? s s|;
WasHIsoroS March 81 LII s cseditB
.mored that Brieha5 burg has bdpt sfe Gov.
ernraent arch oart recofdss sof Uta3f y
and fhat fliT in rirt0al stas PSI -
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FINE AppLEs.-We saw at. BennetA:
week. apples 6ne Greenings-hauias
place in wagons from the State of q!
in search ofSa market. Thisis adot4
tratiop of the great truth whichswe
long insisted uponSsto wit: that it was
sible to separate the produce fpmthe|
er.seyeRby the building Of Ghinesss y
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- .By late act Of Congress, the pay OF the
cadets at West Point is advanced from $2s 10
$50 per month. ,sysss . y y
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sssss don Sa>tS SEas sSs sSSis, Il
;recptI tIected shst this 1oso snll6r
sea and took his ssas iis-al 3IyE
NOT the fnal sdjont6mg Of that NJ
9. the Hbuse of Repre- tathes. H.
enough Showevef, to accomplish what
In Sew which viii be seen below s
as he could draw mo ll llors services be u y
rendered he hastsned away to New York. asd
took the steamer for Europe, We copS tf9H
tls Washington correspondent ot the Nes;
York Nesss
~ been ,hsse since tie passsge ofths
:comps6 6istsou ACT, and not BEN e assj
pay until kms OH 10 dl ii, he vissty CON. con
;einded that 6e bad betteF come sSon aid pocket
the money. His absence being attributable
tosaileged sickness, will not be dsdl cfea; md
the result hat this man who has grossly
Heglecred Ms legislative duties ever ssinsss ast
summer, win draw about four stko1 1ssnsl Isss
for services he has meter retlofmed
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Gov sRaoa OF 4ssAs Secretary yY6tdson, :
sinee the tesignas Of Gov Geafy Is discharg
ing the duties of Governor Of Kansns He hes. Z
h1sssserai oceas beea zeal tsd ON ioact nj ]
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E1efe are adsd ms lgr evs
slat Tie hEidges bufpsd d6@ skes NE
sof tie road !, were fred by soi6s 6f bal2I
for the pf; TIA trains, 10
more EN- tocafry out sstheir CLONES Fe
iaas ssa man of emplo loyees arg;
am plcate hnt. from what can ieash, there
must necesssrlfv Be 4 great H1aay. For il is'
stated that the trains, dofipg the past year,;
slllsys. do slopp ats pond jlsrs there:
vas o5wstrxnt Sd. uuloas'
;dedgoaas y sIi i sallisf pIaess M
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NICHOLAS KUmNEN.
Wholesale aud Retail
TO = a e. e. o n ST'

Importer oG the Ch0ieesa nrama. ~
0ensane Havana ssgArs,
Dogs LEAVE TO DIRECT THE AFTry.
- TON u the trade and the public In genera ~
ME large aud superior ntock Of Genuine w
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SCARS.
virsini. Ping and Fine Gut Tobaccos, Fame, prs.
In tkis market ~ 'Nse'ss
ssove Brady ~stS
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead

The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY
1 made erisa.ivr preparations orthe manufacture
y hnii,s, sugar., Boston, soda, Pic Nc, Water anil
ofsssr Crackers, rtlai Rrred sc, &e together with
sfssl aasssFttaa ~ Loaf H. I'D Cakes aud kn.k.
h7xr ata purchased The Patent Right f,r Seo,,
county Tor the nanHfsciure ii ,rum iEuls
Patent LOAF BREAD,
made ~ Msehincfy The advantage claimed tot
'tis isgcrF-- u making Bread are the. "a. Rr.Ad
e mere uniform 10 quality aUd hsi,is5ss sppear
ASS y - .Hash Whittier ai.J even, IL Keep. .auch
agsI without h.Caman. stase. aAa Ia a.aiy psr~ep-
fst Wtt-efiat1sh. "a hen q week Dli il cuts hand
the hu~-i Ffshch roll. IL soes fsrth.t and -
te,i,is introduced Into families who have us.S
haksf. hrs nj bstoss 4 .hai caHtinar 10 run ~
lSF. 81 Wagon - heretofore III Offering the ahssls
ifilels, terms which eaant fall ~ give .niit.
.ait.fsciioa hope be- aide Ia supply all who ma,
tAyof with their patronage Thankful for pas,
iatoF-, hope ~ merit n dautlnunnse Of The saInr
AAerder- from the eunntry ptampsi. attended 10.
DANIEL. NOukE
fioascr bakery, frsat street, oas square zbSyo
BurfoSs PRETTY inaA'. ~ esm Mills.
Davenport. MAY ~, lssGtf
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Insurance.


oawkeye insurance Company,
DAvEuPsDaT, soWAs
OFFICE IN No. ? DAvENPORTs BLOCK
~ over Chshh, brolacr, Barrow 4 Co. B.nl,t !
Hons~ once Hours, "a n top n
DIRECTORS
harrow., Geo I. Davenport, r M-rwin,
Air-d Sanders, Charles LesslIe, Il q Parry T. q
p.ssasnt, Jas ~ na.xel, u Il Woodward, Johr
Owens, j W Wiley, A N barrow, u !. sborey
OFFICEIss
J.. & DEssAINT, President
tuAS LESLIE Treasurer
DANIEL L sHORkY, secretary
lAMks N. DAizElr, liz Com
n WOODWARD, As.l.t seey.
II. 4 MCkoWN, GENERAL Agent
Ihl. !. Helms ,hnrNns. II insurc. exclusiv@s,
III the mutual llsu lac sock coiasist~ III prs,ausu
Aaics, aud there - no~ As st. saeh uosss H. pos.
-es..on 81 the Company All this property eai b.
feschcd =. Proecss irota courts. Ai.d tL.r,.
l"rs onefs suiaes~ht guaranty that the me nb~r-
s4A Fecuset W. sam Insured in of a lass Thl.
lah pi insurance has ceas into general use In IN.
eastern e4ile-, because II cgnha.. cleapa... viii
sairtA aud Keeps mof.ey circulating Mt home tina,
MSaa - hrtM'sr 80 s.nt ABROAD. l2.a&~if
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NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

GEORGE HAGER, F0aMERLy IN CON
~ fANl With a. = u Waeher. hes now ns.oca.
isd himself with Charlie. a. n@sh.l III The new ssoLc
chop. on Third be,N~en Harrison and Ripley streets
kinas Of
Carriages. D~gwsss. sprsag Wagons, 4 9,
Being themselves n aetieai mech anic. Aaa EN-.
plcsing none but the Ice, VI workmen the, fattrr
themselves they are able turn ori waIk superior
10 anything msnufsrf nred Ia THE market
Ali work warrantei
Particular attention. paid to repairing
u HAGLR & CO
ha.akwtf Third -. hnwn Harrison Ripley.
,I>RusrEE's sALE-wHEREAs on THE
j dfsi day II August, ls.6, fosis Weight and 80
phia. lis Wife. executed unto chafl~. Power. =.
trustee : e.rtain Deed 81 Tras, conveying - AL
Trustee that piece tract Of land 90 Scott csunry
LAVA, deserted a. fellow., 10 wi, Ths Land ssd
humber sir CO., In block number nye IA m
the plat Of the survey Of Heekler kanixs addition
20 West Buffalo IL the town Of Rufao, Scott county
Iowa =. rsecfsd IN Scott eoaats land record. being
the came pr~rases conveyed 10 III. said Lous yo,gh
by deed thereof frem Anton Huber AID wlfs dsI1
u certain promissory note hssrnr The cam. ds,s
with sAid Deed Of Trust, abb. year after date
70 lresson MIG y era,r Tor ,hs .am q tvr hun
rate q ten pr cent per annnm which note was
sgned by sasi Louie Weight
able and The sasd Lnui. voghi having failed /. ,:y
the came, l, Charles Powers, Trustee as aforesaid
% hereby ss l. gSses s nsss thai y .r,a. =
p0rsaans - the law. II ssid State Of Iowa viii GA
saturday the sweinh day Of september next, ct ten
for sale u public auction 10 the hshes, bidder for
cash, the land and Premises abosc described or %
ns .sa sSsr,os 20 the dss u the s.a
With the cxp<nses Of said sAls eosss Of shls noties
and Trssases fesA ups0 he co0plssea q said -,
deed ~I!i y given sseosdlas 70 he ssiDsasisss q
p..sa Aassss =, is. :. sassas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.
New Isrk 4 Erie Rail Read.
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Rtl YOUR THROUGH TICKETS To NEW
- YORK Boston, fhilaiciphia and New Easlanu
tttl.-. via this route.
~ I~rnts two Hale. distance saved
rhroash 10 New YORK City without chang. 81
care
81 The ealy rau,. 70 New York City having MID
Ani spacious sae3A Car.
Tile i.inc er,cad- 10 purkrk, Buffalo aud SGagaf
Pals, with At uubrokea Wtl- Vaage--eonn.c,tns a.
Daakrk directly with AL Train. tram Cleveland
stn-aalail sad chicago on Ia. Lake share Railroad
To bnfise, via the Buffalo 4 New York Gifts gai
h"si making direct connection. with NIL Steamer
49, Lake Ette troI Cleveland. Toledo aid pe,r0it
49, with Inv Buffalo and Lake uaran hallway Ir"t
lsslralt aud Chicago
To NiaysrA fals. via Caaandasaa and Slssar,
fass Hail k.ssi iasking direct connections with a
ifsaas GA the Great Wr.'~rn Railway frc,n p.ir,a
sd NhieAss, thus aaardins the traseas public ~.
rivall~d fAea,i~s
Boston Passengers can stop in New York Ga
sas iength Of time sd resume their aufacN al plea
sare ~ltheut extra charg-
- Thruugh Ticket. ftr al, IN AL The pritSgt.s
Western Rail Rad Dfiire-
a&fsre ss low a. ts ans cher t,a,s
HOMER RAMsDEt
a r. SMITH. Gen Aseat Poet
ntiaAwis Cleveland, -, Mas Ism. Ia;