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ao! for the West.
AnanH CHANCE

FARM FOR SAIE, containing eo9 acres, lse u liril
N rolling prairie, and 70 OF Inc best Wse OK am
bzk - under fence aud M cutivbuon
&c acres kts land year raised 100 bushels OF corn
me Ecre situated "a miles nom diree
Vet On the main road Tor all trvei. neyera!ng spTin
the land For particulars apply 70 BLLls MOORE
Market etreet, sruth Of Broad.
Iufr
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A Neat Small Dwelling

AM offering for sale q dwelling College Street,
just beyond the Medical College The House OF brick,
contains good csLern, &C., and will be sold al
great bargain. For terms apply to
nov "a A S LINDSLEY.
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AHEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELT1
now offered fos bersain. The Iotfron 81 fee
4 Woodland street and no on Ainck The House con
insfour good good cisern DC The house is neg
oailt sud Che situation OF the best in kdgeded
VIII be sold low. Apply 10 a. VI LiNDshkR,
L.. a. lnlIn na .lra
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Valuable Dwelling
FOR SALE

IT FAT convenient dwelling at the OF Summer and
Deadrck street is for sale The lot 65 feet the
House cOntsnseZht rooms and Is within less than three
hundred yards Of the Public The wishing
go 70 the country, will take fair price this property, If
sold by the first OF January next. Apply 10
dec IL V LINDSEY.
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Broadway House.

'f'HlS New Hotel is now open for the reception OF
BoardeFs being situated 10 aceutrul locality, con IA
yenient all the different Railroads. our Medical it,
college, hs post ONCE aud the River, renders 70 the Soc
aTsble place TIE city Tor travellers cay BOAR era Ns
bsrs Of tho legislature udents and traye In- nub
generally earnestly requested 10 visit this houss Ne
pains will be spared 10 render all who comforts b4
and eontented oet6 Nm. p BRANCH. {
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For Rent or Sale.

ee CANT suburban residence the Southern boundary
y Of the city, situated in the centre OF four lot the
front OF which is highly Ornanented with evergreens shade
and ru Of choice varieties. Ii also contains vege-
table garden house newly papered and painted and every
thing COmplee repair
In addition the dwelling, there is servants house,
bic, carriage and house there is ase large ceTn
capable OF containing 500 barrels Of water.
The house lie emincnce, commanding extensive
and picturesque TIE property will be sold price
suitable times, rented careful tenant Apply
A. v. 3. LILY OSLEH.
der4-H
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LaWrenceburg Bank.
Pianos Pianos.

TIE viii SSH Yarns, SheeIing and Osnaburgs for Bank Of
' lRWTenceburE money, al oar regular torn prices.
octI " a GORDON & co
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Tennessee FIow Agency.

III AVIEG been appointed Agent Tor Ire Tennessee Pow
II FACTORY the Southern poTos OF The city, weN al
AL time keep general arsomont OF their different pai-
foCRRA & TRRRAs6,
IS BrOadWsF.
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THECHEAPEsT PROPERTY AND HEST

BAKGAiNs
AM now Offering a saeace. that valuable prop
/ erty. on College Hill, Immediately opposite the Uni
versty 80 long occupied by the late Or. TrOos The Lot
fronts CO feet Market street, with the same front on Col
sxe house large and cOmmodious, and the whole
IT The price oferit is q great bargain.
CIaibones's Omnibus has practically moved College Eli
night Fable Square and any one wanting residence
veHsnt to business would do well 70 look a. this prop
Wv CsiI on go A. v 5. LiNDSLEY.
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A. j. Mcbride.
COPPER, TIN q. SHEET IRON WORKER
No. y BROAD STEkEr,
NAgHV Lille TEN NESS EE.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAVE this day purchased bl interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCasin il the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to s my old eQds and patrons for their
hberaty heretofore extended 70 toe firm, would mosl
respectfully solicit continuance otsvors from them and
visa to into IL all the world and the rest oil msnkind'
that have on hand and for sale splend a lot Of
COOKING STOFES,N
Of various patterns. Parer Stoves for wood and Goa
and faaey Crates, Box StoVesfor churches, Ho
low Ware of every variety hand made toeIder Fur
usces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns lin Ware
Of every description, suitable tor house keeping.
JOB WORK.
an prepared 10 do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House 6utlerDg Roofing, any other branch pertaining
20 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Ayod friends ofthe RIVER will find il to their advantage
local and give hearing bargaining elsewhere
Tor work
ALSO, for sale one pair secondhand ENGINES, cyls.
der IL inches diameter AID four feet with water
shat and other fixtures suitable for heht draught
steamer, which car be bought reasonable terms.
iunelt. is95
FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE
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r. n. q B. ]. GR0nMES

Y D = e T a 4 E r s.
HAVING recently been burnt OUT beg to notify thai,
Ii friends and patrons that all orders lett Wisn b.
GrO0mes Co No. % College street, The sbop OF "
A. Bsugh No. us south Market street. viii meet Sis
prompt attention.
K. n. B. J. GroOmes propTstors Of the reht 70 verd
Cranes celebrated PATEsT MErALIc BuHraL CAsxrr 10
Davidson county, and prepared supp an ORDER
wholesale and RETAIL at The shortest notice nov IN
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UNIVERSITY or NASHVILLE,

1FNNEESE r.
n lie Literary Department, formerly Western Military
lnsuIa antics ths tull scholastic OF oher
lege viii ihe Military sNsem Dir eipns PIN steal
IauinE- last session the Medical Literary Depart
nenis ~ ssfed 800 maIncuGnls.
For pLtti salAfs address B. ROBINSON.
uct. 2l--tt Sup9t.
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--t@A~ ~ AlIcSlts
NAAHYfLLEs TENN.
WE HAvH nov in store ta4 following goods tnt We
VII sei loE COZ essh orto panetual dealers on snort
SO hhasE osagas $500 Persuasion caps,
~ bags eo1ecs 800 bags assorted shot
= onis cra1hsd sugar $50 lbs Bar Lead;
- DO poHde1ed IS casks k1f Soda;
- BOIL opla = aaaeee, 20 bbs soit Ehelled Almonds;
= 60 e1a = epls Syrup 10 do PecsBs and Fli3ers;
- .eel 1olden Syrup, Is 100 gross slacking
=, Aoai11 lvO boxes Imperial ana Gun
- Eases assorod pickles. power NeaH
lts 40 nAittnlore oysters casts lndigof
~ boxes Starchi ] cake Madden
les % ems Esss candles; leo gross Piu,eE
~ 90 soap; 100 40 sa1ling Tobacco;
- 90 lElloW candles. IS do Meekaboy SBah;
y 90 e1en ob E2erson sally
~ 5ols AimoEe; IS bkke Gigeer;
IS do BTimEtones 10. spics3
~ ooxel touacco, superfne; 20 do Pepper.
1900 cigars, various brands ~ bbls Coppefbs;
IRON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS.
go tons L0B, ali sizes EaTo sets Iron axes, IL 10
IOOs kegs Mails, assorted 70 &C boxes Axes;
20; 5000 lbs A steel:
g Tons kasorsec castings; $50 do cast and blister
LIQUORS.
500 ess 5ssns'sse and oho = pipes cognss Brande;
6 bbls Amer Brandy: ~ casks Porl do do
. 90 9is 5ye whisky; 10 bois Chsrry Brandy;
co. olns s3 aim! roc ~hFy. 8 90 pss Peach de
50 do native sweet Malaga bbs Walkers and Kay q
~ 90 4 iSEm, Bros Ale.
GLASSWARE.
200 boxes sSle, and l0xl2 ~ gal gal bots
rs boxes z s 1s1s e DO s D5;s q Pi he s
so gross Ps pint Fasks 800 do sss1d I dsm
l ~ 40 quart do 10 40 dSeanteFs;
100 beEs assorted cotton yarns
An he above viii sell low for cash. at the corner of
BROAD and College strssts IJuy II MeCREA TKRRAss,
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Y4LUA1LE 7aFROVf777 CI'TY T0TS FCH

ONE Lot fronting staple street 80 feet running baes
" 100 feet wiz superb Brick Dtslus containing o.
10 rooms, good clsieTn, Sros siiouse, sc.
ALSO, bo. fr0nting eri Pearl street snd IsI
feet deep win good Wo story fek House contannE
10 rooms servants 0s kitchen, &c, good WE'LL smoke
houses &c koi LG One set with shrnbbery,
uit trees and viii be sold mOating terms AZ
ply 90 Nance 4 WOODWARD,
JAMES u. MURREBL, OF
VA q. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well Improved rear Nashville
A large number Of uniDprOved Lots. several Safaes
Lots from 5 % rs acges city. Those wishing
purchase will do we'll 10 call soon on.
su7 's7-f NAECF & w06B g ERu
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For Rent or Lease,

THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike al
present occupied by Mr.. Fellows. 1t contains six rooms
besides kitchens and has about
Of ground attached. 1t would be leased good
for a term of yearsif desired. Apply to
3 Il
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Neat Country Residence.

AM Offering for sale small tract of Land two miles from
the city, the Nolensville turnpike, containing
The residence is Cottage, with four rooms,
double kitchen, double negro cabin stable, &c. Win be
sold low. Apply 10
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY sI2-TIME THRO, s5 HOURS.
THNRAINS run through from Stevenson 70 Mem 49,
u phis and make close connection with trains 1FEfx
On Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al steven
son. Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis sold
BI2 Time through IS hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the o'clock. Pm
fn, which arrives at Stevenson Is A. NJ, and con-
aeets with Trains for Memphis. No delay except chang
az cars. c, l. ANDERSON,
apnl3-H Ticket Agent
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RUNAWAY
T7ROM tbesubscribsr on the 1stday of July, negrt
L Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, fest
inches high years old and weighs about $50 pounds.
He raised in East Tennessee, near AcAinnvie. He
will probably make his way back there. l bought him
from Mr. Terry OF East Tennessee Wilgiye ten dollars
heis e4Gghtin nv neighbOrhood, twenty-five dollars II
out Of the county, fifty dollars if be gets Ess
Tennessee When taken he is TO be delivered T. me,
confined so that can get him, DAVID N. LEN
Tvs seven miles snuth of Nashville Tenn
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y ANAWAH freD the Subscriber, living 1ulasti
Al61es county, two negro men, WILLIAM and -AMES.
WILL An is about IS years Of age very black 00Etve
feet ten inches high has Tather dee voice, ste1Ps e
forward
JAM about "a 25 years OF age. very black, wh
good deal Of Write about bis eyes, sx fen hight ha
VeTy coarse voice. himself very erect Bill had
grey bias bel coat James had 0ack cath coat no
TecOiacied. will givo TIE above rs~sd eT them
Il lodgea In jail has may get hens $50 for ether Of
hen. laas' 2s-ul }. H. RAAAs'
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NO purchase that valuable let 10 Edgehed the Gala
i tin Turnpike adjoining the residence of Mr. Lesein
The fronts 100 feet go feet deep and within i've min
walk of the Public Square. To good purchaser who
wishes improve the perty, any length OF lime will be
given the purchase money in that he desires may
remain bond ERd mortgage orten years, moesired.
Apply 10 -
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TRUNKS,
vALIsES AND CARPET BAGS.
7 ADIES' One Travelling Trunks; extra size;
II do sole leather Trucks, all sizes;
do do do Ash and do
do Russell valises;
A large stock of
Carpet Bags, satches and Black Bag, Of all sizes and
CaI at No. q Public Square.
oct2 SNYDER s. FRIZZBLL.
LADIES WEAR.
4 AST1NG CATERS with and without heels
II Congress CATERS, with and without heels,
Lasting Front Lace Caters,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace,
Sc with heels,
=" Boots, with or without heels,
French Slippers and BJskins,
Kid Slippers sne Buskins,
iunes SNYDER & PRIZZRLL.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-lOO
IL hbds prime to choice Sugar;
700 bbs Powdered, LOST and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
$50 bbls Molasses;
loo Il bbs do
50 bags Old Gov. Java aud Laguayra Coffee
IS bbls hackerel assorted;
so dozen Buckets
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candles
200 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands
5000 Imported hegsla Cigars;
S0,000 assorted brands co
IS boxes Scotch Herrings
terces Fresh Figs;
A. bags Pepper Spice and Ginger
fsb1I M&EF CHEATHAM
T IQUORS.-2OO bbls Pixies MsgnO ia Whisky;
l. $50 bbls Robinson Co do;
200 bbIs Old Bourbon and Old Reserve dc;
100 bols American Brandy;
20 bbls do Gin
20 bbls Peach Brandy.
Also q large stock of Fine Imported Braudies and
feb Il i MsEF OHEATHAM.
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TXTE have received Fourteen more new Pr 5-Sssyg
w snO-tortes from these Unrivailsd ma s3SSsts -
kers, Light Newton 4 Bradbury, and hainGsI & v
Bros WI n makes stock very large and desiraA0
We would be pleased 10 have these instruments ezmH
BY all whether they desire purchase not Every n
sao sold DE US snail be warranted give satisfaction IL
every respect tehlN W q K FREEMAN.
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APPROVED MEDICINES.
Extract BHeAz, HELMBALD'S.
lNViGORATING co SDtAL, M0rse's.
FkMAbs BrTTERS,
PULMONIC BALSAM. WILLIAMS,
Sherry Wine Bitters; RICHARDSON'S
EXrKACfS SARSA PARILLA, assorted.
ch0lsya SyrHP, Dr.. 7Gelsr'e.
nUININE, MOrphia, ChlOrOfOrn, Strichnins, Hyd.
" Potasse, Iodns Nitrste Silver Select Powders Of
Lpecaeuanna, CalOeynh. Rhubsrb, Sesmony May Apple
Baybsrry, Golden seal, &C. Reoeived BY
I. WELLS. Market street.
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REDUCED PRICES.
3. C. lTCNAIRE & co.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. IS, COLLEGE sTRERT,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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a GOOD DWELLING,

CTTUATED Cherry Street. Lineon's Hall, IL now
y offered sale. The lot 81 feet, front BY 1870. The
house brick containing in all 0ns he house and
lot offered less Than The cost of the Building.
AppytO
decl0 LINDSEY.
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FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE.
IVES mosi Of he young and liksly - h. b. Haynes
i Co.'S No. - Cedar STREET. [Aus- "A,
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A Valuable Business Lot For Sale.

I AMI now Offering for sale that valube Lot Market
street adjoining Of Morris O. Mathews. Tbs Lot
Market and back lU7 feet towards
Front street.
Il would make ofthe best stands for wholesale Gro
septe ser A. v. S. LINDSEY.
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WInRafI Wneatt

WE will pay casa 30 900 bushels prime whoEtd
w hvered A. ware house ~ Nashville.
holdings ORTIZ d Co,
fulv Is No. g, Market street
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Free Banks.

HAVE for sale a large amount Of property which will
sell for NOtes of the Bank OF Nashville, certified
checks the prices that have always askad Tor
he Droperty, 90 A S LlNDSLEV
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Rank 0F Na g11UjIle.

TENWo handsome Lots in Bdgeheld Woodland Street.
n The Lots front 50 feet EACH and are 10 eot deep
Apply to a. V. S. LlhDsLSf.
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N. ORLEANS q CAIRl

LFTY thousand bushels wanted, for which the bizks
uly EWING McCRoRY eco
II-H enrnsr or Market and Chpreb 81
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CORNER r CEDAR AND CHERRY STS.,
OVER THE POST OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

u EEPS constantly on nand improved assortment Of
N Billiard Jenny Lind Tables, with Marble and Cherry
Tops, unsurpassed by any establishment in the country
Goods Also, Billiard Cloths Cues, Cue Leather
and all other Trimmings in this line, Wholesale and Retail
Repairing done sactoriy short notice mar9 57y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

WINTER ARRANGEMENr.-FoR sfNd sINo AND
w Haversraw, landing At youkers Hastings Dobbs Fer
~ aus Tarrvown-Dn and after Monday November q 1851
lie fast steamer BROADWAY Captain o. o. House, viii
leave from pier foot Of Jay street afternoon
Al O'Clock Sundays erceptedD touching al Amos street
No freight landed received Amos No respou@t
biy TOR freight after delivered dock Returning leave
every morning ~ 6l5 Sing Sing SIS, larry
town, 7b; Dobbs' Ferry, 80 Hastings, leo; Y0nkers
Freight viii not be delivered until paid FOR NBFor fur
hsg payisul inquire w beard.
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CLOTHING. &C.

400 TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND cLoralEo.
&6 (ltIU ~Gentemen wishing % cgryer, scsn,us or
W.. Da~.ra property Into cash can obtain rtyEes "a
oher ealing on or sending her address y sAss "
RoNEf, s7s1s Pearl sIssA
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ATW TUKK ANU HAHLEN ~ - rw.r. -
in ARRANGEMENT, commencing June i1's-hSns' Wv
depot corner Of White and Centre streets- :. :,
pAA M-Expresa mail train for Albany, stopping - N
stst,ops north OF Villa ..,,.-.,
6lbP M-wbiie Piaiss train, stopping ~ Al nauona
fsAyr rvrHrv surH srnnss srAuors..
74B A. M-willismsbrdge train stopping ~ AZ ssnona
,is0 Wiila no sbrdae rsir stopping At All staiiona
ifan M-Whte Plains train, stopping Al all sstionsL
Williamson bridge train. stopping at All saiAoea
xspP M-Nillerton train stopping nj All stations
500 p M--Cro,on Falls train, stopping At all stauona
$50 M-wnhamsbridge train, stopping Al an statioua
I'm M-wulia msbridge train, stopping all ststiona
VIM j. CAMfBKi1. Superintendent
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LIST OF LETTERS
AeDahlng In the view York CITY Post once,
Saturday, November Z, 1857.

Psbhshed exclusively In the New YoRx HERALD by Act Of
esngress0e paper hapins The largest crcuaon % any paper
u No United States
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

The CIRcus.-To'day the great tri.
pie Ciseas Of SpsIdins I Rossss. -shs
largest end soss eesplsss Eqasstsias
end Aerobssie tsoaps which hss visited
eas city, eooassss their psssssoasss.
Composed - it isof asny Of shs
most dissiseuishsd assisess OF he day,
end being 6stsd ap ssdss TIE sspseisl
sspssvision Of asa Of large experiences,
" sss Of he opisioo sAst sAess VIE a.
sssd will b osss inssassly plsassd
With The psrfososses. Tasn cot theaI
there viii b fas saoush uodss Spsldiae
4 Roesrs' CANVASS 70 serve tsa sheass6d
psople. Psreoeosoee Il Ne esteeaoon
cad sveoing.
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"1HE SPANISH ISauIsrr1oA."-Suc

"1HE Spanish lNaulsrrIoA. "-Such
WAS the subject Of IN able and scholarly
lecture delivered BY the Rev. NJ. Doaelaa,
ut 81. Anthony's Church. in this city, ls.,
sunday evening. In Asstins this subject.
which. by the way. has been held up " the
inhsbitants Of the world. during the pre-
sent age. ~ one of the most terrific. and AZ.
fully revolving institutions which hes ever
cured any nation. any creed. In any age
Mr.. Donsloa exercised the utmost csndor-
admitting all that wss true Of this, and elm.
liar institutions. in di1srent lands. but At
the same time proving in the most conclu.
sive manner. and from the record, that thew
were not and could not be proven - sttrih
utsble TO the Roman Catholic Church nor
10 the Catholic religion responsible for any
Of the remorseless outrages committed ia
this second edition ofHell We have never
listened TO more earnest or conclusivs rea.
'on'ng-entirely free from mystifcation or
hypothesis; nor yet appealing 70 or srous-
ing the feelings Of any one. but seris. Of
historical facts. which Of themselves chsl.
ienge contradiction. There are .nsny-
countless NUMBER Of protested Christi.ns.
among Protestsnts. who have altogether 4
wrong impression in regard to this subject,
and what Is more. they have never made
the attempt To inform themselves upon the
subject-contsnt to live In ignorance of the
truth. Of the many reasons for which the In
QUESTION was primarily Instituted
For the benefit and general instruction Of
all classes. We trust this highly educated
man will be engaged to deliver lectures
from time to time upon such subjects -
should be more thoroughly understood.
even by those who profess to grsatness in
historical and religious matters The church
was densely crowded, and the most breath
less silence prevailed throughout the whole
lecture
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

NEw DRuo Sross.-Just . few
deoss shove ~ Post O0ee Messss. ".
". 0sOsooos 1 %. Asss Sized sp Il
geod ssyle sad epsssd . DseG ed Pre-.
sssipsios Stoes. where The pabl,s will
Cad Ill sosss Of druss ssd nsdieisss put
10 sAs ooss ssssful nassss By sspssiso.
ED haado. Gall osd ~ then.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

GRowIxG WEArH.R.-The weather
Of . few days past hes proved . perfect ses-
tier on the doubts aud fears Of this eommu-
nifty. There 10 nov slmost . certainty Of
an abundant crop Of everything put in the
ground this Spring.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

RsxovAL.-Francis Jacoby, Jr..
Dsussiss, ssd Aposhsosry, be- removed
70 bic osw ssd eeaaedioss Osue Store
On The sosnss Of Thisd ssA Perry ses.-
Caseonsss, - heretofore, will - sesvsl
10 she most proper nsssss. Thaaksul
Tor psst libsssl psssosAgs, ed . eeasia.
ussios Of The sens collected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
FREsn Frsu-White Ash M.ck;n.,

FREsn FrsH.-White Ash, Mackinaw
trout. fresh and nice A. when first taken
from their native element. are received ev.
cry day by express BY Barrett, opposite the
post Office building This luxury is afford
ed at a very reasonable price. and makes
most delicious breakfast We would recon-
mend our citizens to take few samples
about six times Q week
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1wtAb110hea 10Ro.
BURROWS / PRCTTYnAN.

FOreS1ss OseA DO0eest6c DIR
00o6s, D0oes 0se1 6h0Go,
10to Use0 CNpo, ClOtA-
Sss1, ETC.,
NOULD lnvite he sttentioo q pareAaeers
w their lsros end vsried assort1eut. We are
nov epenAe our Pan and Winter stOct. suitahle Ios
the wants Of this community We Do 4 psoteee =
undessell cor neiQAbess, bot oGbs1. & 0oedo q
rsssesoble, tesss. Ne have ~ - AssA - -
eostme0t 81
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coAsiaaAg u
oa1ks, MePisse. Pasaoasiss, yaSenesesses.
0aaS11las 10 oFoas variety.
Cleths, Oassimssss, vessinGs. neeAy Mads Casehing
and Woellen Goods 81 al ktnds suitah1s fug ~ a.
ING seaee0. Yonees Noeluns, ne1hsS 0oe1s, Or
psss, on cooehs, WlD4ov oAA1ee, 0eecestes CsesGsy
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
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HAVING sold ny entire stock u Clothing, Cioths
nessrs. 4. b. PARKS 4 co., formerly Of Chicago,
take this opportunity u tAankins ~ who Asvs H.
vorsd me with their patronage, and seaict to- ths
Ness Parks 4 o., are perfectly acquaineed With
the business and Will spare peins 10 please III
vAo may favor them eth thslr custom q tAe "a
stand opposite L. Cairs bow.
Wch1o-dtf) EDWARD ALpD0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

HrSG BERsELr IN JAIL--A woman
BY tn" name Of Champion. who WAS put in
Jail. being insane. executed herself by tying
. string. which she tore from blanket,
about her neck, and drawing % tightly - to
stop respiration. She has been for some
time . resident Of this town. aud Vas about
fifty years Of age. An inquest was held
upon the body. the verdict Of which was
Game 70 death by her owl hand.