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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-22

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cnjOr " UT beginners in ietin.........,...... 30 o
sn Greek and higher MHtheulatics............G G0 E
'odcrn Languages lby rrof Emon) each. % c
'rswing, thy John A. CalyoD per qusrter....... e
The Principal may be s"en at his School Room
'aturdsys from 5 to : ocIO.k P. NJ o. addresset
.lrouAh the Richmond Fost Office. jy25-2tawis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-22

n FUR KENT-Ny Farm. caIted Lan
HI rel Branch, about six and half miles fro
edmond. ami near the end of the Brooke Tnrnpik
contains about 80 acres Of land. suitable for Il
reduction Of corn. wheat and tobacco, and has c
he premises good dwelling and All necessary oil
'"rseS: also. first rate orchard and spring cow
lent TO the house. Possession given on the Ist {
Ctober next. Apply to S. Il. WALDROP.
ss l1-oaW3wf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
XnIeMtlnts valentines !!

just received. at Garnham's Literary Depot, an ex-
tensve and varied assortment Of comic and sentiment
tai VALENTINES, together with Stationery, some of
the latest novels, and some choice standard works,
embracing "DRED," Chcsterlleld's McCauay's aud
Gohe's works Prescot's conquest of Peru and Mexi-
GO, Goldsmith's Animated Nature, Rollins A ncient
History, Brande's Ency copgdia of Science, Liler
ature and Art; Annals of san francisco, and Tcnny-
sons Poems, together with scientific works too
merous to mention.
N. Prior to the departure of every mail, all tho
Bay, sacramento, Marysyille and Orovile weekly
papers done up in wrappers, and prepaid to any part
OF Of the United States or Europe-price % cts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
county Treasurer's Office,

OROvILLE, December lUth, Ioj6. I
Notice is hereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from ihe General Fund,
registered between the 9Th day of May 1856, and 5lb
day of August 1885, except Warrants numbered 1s2.
ls3, 1884, ls5, 100 and l9l that the will be paid
on presentation ai this Office And notice Is further
given, that after this date sad Warrants will cease to
bear interest. WIN. LATTiMORE,
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Extension Forever!

Owing to the immense business done by the under,
,iQne they lave found 1t necessary 10 open another
UHASCII in Oroville. and have located 1t nearly op-
posite the Orleans Hotel, aud directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. on Montgomery street, where they
ure now opening and offer for sale fine a steck ot
Clothing, Boots and shoes, ilals Caps, and us good
II stock Of Under Clothing can be found in their
well known ostabIishmant 10 the Miners and resi-
dents of Thompsons Flat Morris Ruvine, Oregon
Gulch ind C,ly, and everyday, with tlcir friends,
we would timpi, say, drop ia aud ser us at the
branch, examine onr stock you have both the right
quantity aud quality 10 select IRON clothe Your
sclycs comfortably, go on your wny rejoicing and If
oar goods don't give sou satstuctIun our names are
not -. Toy l. OTTERSON,
Montgomery street opposite St. Nicholas and
Branch, opposite Mners' lukcry. dj
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
"Throw rh,sic to the dog.,"-MacseA

"Throw Ilysic to the dogs,"-NdcieM
Mr.. Macbeth would never have mnde such rash
exclamation, had he PURCHASED his phyric from an
establishment such M
RANDALL & MCDEHMOTTS,
222 Montgomery street, OrOYllo.
"Oh don't You remember sweet Alice. Ben Bolt,
Sweet Alice, whose face was fa:r."
All owing to her having purchased her cosmetics
at the famous Drug Store of
RANDALL & MCDERMOTT,
d22 Montgomery street, Oroyte
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
Pickings from The Poets.

"i do remember an Apotlecory." Rgaeo and Juliet.
All who have need of an Apothecary, or anything
in,an Apoihccnry's line, will bear in mind TINT the
CHEAPEST and BEST stock Of Medicines may be
had at the Drug Store of
RANDALL McDERMOTT,
d22 Montgomery street, Oroye.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
Miners l. Families!

D.TOY 4 oTTERsON again request the especial
attention of all who wish to lay In their winter Stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS. BOOTS and Wooden
Goods to the magnificent assortment of goods
ceived by them during the past ten days. They are
now opening and offer sale
200 fine and hervy Beaver aud Petcrsham Overcoats,
Frooks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Goats, latest styles;
30 superb ''Ragan" Coats, superior to any Talmas;
bales. so pr in each, heavy gray Blankets;
bales, 100 pr in each fine heavy blue blankets;
bale, 100 pr extra French Super Super " white
Blankets;
30 doz. assorted Cashmere and Satt. Pants late
styles, besides magnificent tmen of Furnishing
Goods. Montgomery ST., Opposite 81. Nicholas, late
Jluntoon's, n1tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
NOTICE

Is 1EREBY GIVEN, that there will be meeting
II of the slOck holders vi the Old Montezumn Mining
Company, w Orovle. Saturday, the 7th day OF
February Drxf. at O'Clock, Of same day, The Office
OF arrs &Burt, lor the purpose Of settling the af
fairs OF the Company. By osder of the Board of
Trustees J. NJ. MDKT, Secretary.
January Il, lsJ7. Dl7-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
Orleans E.Otel,
Montgomery street, above Downer
JOHN W. MILLER, Proprietor

r-A, HAVING PURCHASED and now opened
N;iI the above house takes this method Of inform
LA ing his friends aud the public generally, that
he Is prepared 10 Accommodate all that may favor
Inn with their patronage in the most comfortable
manner. Having been at considerable eXper 81 in
fitting aud rclurnshng the house. he hatters him
self that 1t viii compare iavoraby with any in tho
country, aud he hopes by strict attention to The
OF his guests To receive liberal share Of patronage
Oroville. il uuary !, 1887. B7u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
Bear it i'm Mind :!

TUNHAT ALL THOSE who wish to purchase Gro
u ceries. Provisions, or Hard ware, will find II
their interest 10 call at the Fire.proof Brick stOr
opposite the Daily Butte Record Office, Myers stree
d6 JIM CLARK BRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
L o X S A !. L 4!

THNlIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
IL his entire interest, bei4g one undivided one
fourth part Of The saw anu Grist Mill on Dry creek,
In Butte County, known as the Gipsey h, ur the
mill OF Geo. w. NimOu Co. Terms favorable.
The mill aforesaid Is IN good condition and excel
lent repair aud is eating from 5000 10 fO0 feet Of
lumber each day, and the Ciist ~ III making gOod
flour any mill ia this State Said mill Is propelled
by the wslers of Dry creek and Butte creek ni DIS.
tant from Pence. Ranch about seven miles, aud lrtm
Oroye about eighteen miles.
Apply, 10 he undersigned on the premises, or TO
Wells Il. Zabriskie, OrUyille.
Jan q, 1854. JAMES KITCHENS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-04
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
SI. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND lUSTooS STREETS,
VILE.
FRANK J0HNSON,.... Proprietor.

-, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
,;H known heretofore us lluntoon's Exchange i
la have renovated re-ttted, nesh furnished and
opened IL under the above name, with eutrrl! new
arrangements | have erected spacious dining
haiI-added u large number of elegantly furulsh he'd
rUo rs Tor Families, and am prepared to accOmmo
date any number of guests in "A manner that trust
will be satisfactory 10 ALL Having had The ben
cht OF long experience IN the business, ~ d as
shfl give my whole attention Ia Il, | intend 10
make This house In al its essential appointments, .he
very best ia this section OF California
FRANK JOHNSON.
n B.-The Cal Stage Cos General Office is at his
House, where passengers arrive from and depart TO
sli points Ot the couulry.
December 80, 1856. d3l-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

M ushkAS On the IL day Il AuSiss, A. $50,
w Josexh u. Kie.rhans and Gsthsr.n u ina-ns,
his WIG xseu-.i unto Gso. 10. a. irast<.,A
ceg.A.a essA u Tfu =, avey ING sat Tsu,,os tie
iahi III SCOT cJinty, loss, &c, ID q, follows o
- eslAA !" In AAst Dsv Ii ..,.t st CpnAea-
gag sis p'ns sevsnty. w,tll ct e's' from tie
no. ln-sast Co rVi sing all Fourth siI"et- ftn-
1iAg taeise east On Fourth ctr sev-Ity -tso ls2)
fr' th'hcc north one hansr Il and nfty tio~l io &,
..e"ee vest ssseniy-iwo (1aj re inenee soe'1 one
hu.dir "a and ~ 1897 .evt .iaee VI aegii ms
Also Va. f'aowng pared OF iaad l.! al WHAT
o"ianielilins AZ he r.h .As rn-T ~ Sptins ana
Fon.th stl.1ts, runiins ,htns- north one huadrd
AND ~ oJl feet. thence east sevrht, two al
T. Theme soaih ose uIsl 80 AID n'ls tiool -,
th-hcs vet te'sa ytwo ~ To-. 10 pl ace OF s ~
I.bg, s'so the following lslc.l ConiusLelng ic
norm si'e 81 routtl str. tin sad NhA3- "a. hnu-
DR.. aid eight t!ts) feet irou vs N MS t"ihe.
OF sad foua IA syring streets, thence III t,ng
ca a@irt, -sn 81 et ai,Bg foa. Ii >ts Ct 'bvn+
40. ia ne hundred and Any (iool Get tse..e
thi 'y-oiX Is fe,t, ibeace u h oe hHni Ell 'ni
my t'Soi l. u pa Il D. eli.n.l'k w - al
ei'es lice wis ma a. ths saiI Jos p - taAais
AID Ath a , Ia. wife for tie III p'te 0. ss.aiifs
tat % men. Of NO crtsn pr Ju.isso i',..s dtAr
iat q O. 'hrito siSn d ~ I'd Josepb u hsetaAah'
dat d the isth oay 90 Augd.t ls1o- anu pam / as
ih'o"s oue 100 Nv n'!-sss =. s1i-is -ia ."e i''
Ia ami J-loV d 'iu >, pay eD,. h "a siN Ia n'"s
10 ~ ord II william r he e-.
Ahd 40" san notes h.viug eb1-- iue All Para
81 AMI tIe sail Joseph Nj iuaan ha'il Ia & .
pay the SAN. oeo U DIV. ut. az @i,r' ia
~ 9uess ~ sal wi.ts d. 4 W IL ie Go
he give tn pa npt.1. that " Va - a. ih'
q "er Nd4,I A. esd b. sal d e. ei ttu ., :
~hi, GA S.thdss, tn It'll cay u ApIii, A. -. 49,,
a si'e hour ~ osock atrfLo IA 81 - ~,
81 th' Curt IA u>r d.ar II ti " D.,e4P' q *
piae sii "let L. s1l' lutti' ,iUn, to "a h1b-
Or!r III casts e ,a!oeI fiand 40 Il eno q
VI ~ much heev. sLaI be suin let 10 "a lei, ANA
Pay III amount CT said ..-i- rrr.tth e.
on 10 the DAY % ssle thsr With ~ tn 60 L aud
'xp I.sf at hiding said 80 u Us h9t.s- anu
lrdtt's Ice Cp,a TIE. nIpi.r oi a satc q
i 81 Ill be elvea ,!ant v! h st,pl AT
OF sail u Ell IrusI.
D,.,G h l I uay II Apr \ u 1851.
1sU. :. Z. ION, TRUSTEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
eros. V'ersomaI Abuse

we are filled with the deepest Con,
Germ for the reputation Of our nc'ghbor
ofthc Gazette. Inspcaking ofa recent
letter OF Hon. w. L. Lcilingwell in the
Lyons 1deocato, the Tazette Iesccnds to
the use OF language that would dis
grace ii,h-woman. IL asks whether
the Judge was drunk or sober" when
he wrote the letter, and otherwise Will
Ties the Judge, without saving anything
of the mattcr Of his letter. Is that the
way our ueighbor would be treated !
When We pay our respects to an edlto'
rial of the Grztte shall We call either Of
It's editors lrunkards. and other bad
nance! For shame Mr.. Gozette. Such
mode Of discussing, subjects is wor
oniy of barbarians, and pirates. If
Judge Leningwcll has written anything
obnoxious to ceuslre. lct The erttinq
he exposed and the subject be treated
rs il deserves. but don, fancy that YOU
lave demolished the letter by dcia'
ming its author. We know that orr
ncglhor has an unaimabe weakness
for personal defamation, but Judge
!.eiiincwcll's letter did not call for its
exercise 1t was in reply to the Ly'
ons Vrror,and exposed them consist' n
=, ot that paper. and all Journals pur
suing the same course in defending Mr.
Mill>, and as the Ga=,ue was in the
same fix with the Mirror, it of course
took the Judges remarks as personal
We appreciate the unfortunate rosl'
ton OF our ncighhor. in this matter of
the .Iudyeship, hnt are exceedingly sor'
r that il takes il 50 hardly = Erirr'
icAc, IS an aIk Teacher
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

WHEREAS on IA istn day Of March 4 u lc,1,
w tn lon ha, ward exc Itet! INTO witia,n Dos
Ian az T,G-lte teria.u &c u 1rUst tons yinz {
sal Irust"- the lHni IN SCI t0antl IVA II tipri
a. iolioas 10 Wa. Tn nor h w. quAtt Of 81
ton humo-e fvu teen IL "a wn-li.p EEn,b v
niy-n.ne 49, north "a name 90 n,'er iout 81 at
OF 9th T. n aud tie we7t not OF Ia n h-We
Srter OF ,tc.oa uLmocf t~o(; IA t"~i shlp num-
b-T vE.,-e.gh l7sl I.,ita OF Range tu ea,
ise 1uih-,ast quhf.e. II tae 20 t. a 90
sect.on Lumber tn { 81 io.usi, = n"u,tey MY
Eht Isl Rang ioar VI ts.t. anu spu b. a NJ
ter o. >onth " qu.trr u : e.in ntnp -..st
'a,t. wuich said convey wasm,u-b y s.id
ULl o. Hsywa i for tae por,o,ro.s otIius "a ,sy-
m,,,' vf certein pfcns oly ami IN, Ia .re.,
thereon silnei ~ sSId Ihiion Howard all tie
i.th dtN OF MArch, A. D. 1851, and rayane II II n
% yrafs from GAt ~ til. v,ir vi l,i1l,s Fe
ry.
.,nd row saii note having become dtc sntl pa, able
and tue sad N lou II ,ysstd having / ed top,y
the sam. i. Wi lam -, Dan t. st-e aiotesaiI
~ r,qu a ~ aid NichaIA. + Ray, do t'rc-
- gNc lh.- pttlic hottie la by sirtae ~ the
power whic,. Is IL vested " ia ard OF Tue,,
~iil. Oh So uTdss tie 25th das OF Aptl A $50,
al the our ~ o''Ck in tn. gft.rn. -iid d..
at lie urt Hou, DOR i'll the tity Diy,Ip r. OK
pose a!d II Tor sale, Al pah it An' GA IL The .'gh
ut II der cash tie psr,v,> 4 an ID We DE ctio"d
or 80 nu b Thereof hall O tatiisnt 10 SAT- y All
p.y sno1ut not, with th- ti.r on,
I, III do, Of L. together with all ~ cot. tri Y
p'ses Attending sad sac, I VI tits ,3'ic- emit
ust"e's f~- u, tn 'orpl ton q sich val
de y viii b, CIV u accor i.nea with to- siipn .tn
OF sad u ~ 81 rr It
Date, IA" ~ day Of Apiit 4 u lsS-.
VII LIAM boo AN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
TERRIFIC GALE

rKtAT Loss or Lift AND rEorEElN.
Iron the Chicago Press OF yestcr'
iay ", learn thai most terrific gale
ar, Sc On the Lake 1T that city on the
1T ins; DESTROYING much property and
- liyes.' The bouts damaged were the
pr pellor Meers, schooner Easton, the
Scow Cygcnt, the Gen~ine. The pa'
,d Smart was driven ashore oft the
Light House. Her masts went 10y the
board of,hc cruc, 5 in number, no,
a soul escaped, except Capt. Phelps.
A party Of six brave fellows in an at
tempt TO rcscne their drowndinc fcl'
lows, started ont in yawl, and having
reached the wreck and about to return
with one man the only survivor. was
swampeI. The whole crew persisted.
II is described AS being one OF the
mos, terrific gales which esor visited
lake Michigan, and which will
long be remembered.by reason of the
heart rendlng circumstances It gave
rise to.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

Kansas have the rigkf to frame State
Constitution protecting or forbiddiag
slavery, We will NOT condemn them for
the exercise of that right. Although
VIC prefer to see Kansas . free State
we do not lesire to see II made so by
bullets and bayonets. The bailotbox
Is t.. decide that question. They
the people--are to make their own
choice. Why should we denounce
them' The Gazette would make that
choice Compulsory, in favor OF "A Tree
State. We say We have no such
POWER. We are governed by law
the Gazeue by the Law Of rife force
U.gLer law is convenient AS an argu-
ment to be invoked against law We
seriously dislike, but it is double'edged
and cuts those who employ its aid. 1t
has been the only law Of the Republi'
cans in Kansas.
The Gazette complains that we have
not published the statements made IN
the Missouri Democrat, respecting Gov
Gcary. The reason Of our refusing to
do so was, that we have had reason to
distrust any statement made by that
journal, and these very statements
purporting to give the language OF Gov.
Geary, WERE REGULATED b GEARi
in Washington, We thought it false
at the time, and it has been proven
false by Geary's own words. The Mis-
souri, Democrat is the manufacturer q
uine.tenths Of all the falsehoods about
kansas, and we avoid copying or qnot'
ing its articles.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

NHSREAs IN tbs Oh day Of Mach A. u. 1856,
w Jo-erh VI i>on aud Mary II as II. III wife
ecuiei unto Austin CJttin ~ Trustee certain da'i
OF Trust conv yinr 10 etii Trustee n land 10 Scet'
County. W. d rih.d as follows. T. wit The W,st
&: ctional h,f - The SoTtn W'st qUarer North
taf south Wet qua ier OF Se,iIcli ~ mt r ~
lpI IN township nrul"c stNvhts -ttine 19l Nurth
Rang two III Ia, which nd o. ,ane m t'i-
~ III SAL Jo>e, HedsJn and May hI> wif' In IN
puPose Of securing h payment II cert u ptani..o-
r. notes and the IN er st th.r -lgne by III art
Jos 'ph Ho'.san. dttsd TIN i:fn ctN e Satoh 4.
iS5f,one IS 'i,Ns r twn hdrri ~. twenty-Gs Z
doliars, due tweiye uiont.t, af y d.te. and
said notc having e. iue da' btt pay ,blr and ia
sad JOSEPH llod on hisIng failed to pay he SAM
Austin torhin 1r ~ af'rtt-aii IL Ii ely E'r"
ihs hi n4u e, that BY WRIT OF ih. puver ri b
/, 70 ~ v'~ie ~ >sri dee OF ;tus VII, IN Sal
nri ia 18th 6ry cf Apri. \. u. ls51 st tn,
eicck Il the afternoon q. .aif das. at tie ecu
Houe "r n the cts " narenp IT expos. and Ter
for a, Al puDi.c auction, tn p.ir.l> :. lani
de-ctib"d, 50 mucn III ~ a. shall lie sufficient
satisfy aui pay tn. L Of -ai H. With the M
teret Their on 10 H. day OF ait, iossthef With alt
the {, Sir and XXI en-~s Affecting sail ai. costs ~
this tcr AID TIu>,ee'> rs Utoa n completion
~ such sale de+t! Will b. gwen coriauce ~itl
the stipulation II said De- u Trust. Date. III "a
day Of ap II 4. ID. 1851.
AUSTIN CoRBiN. Tru,,re.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

II Of s ction - RS NR3E Scott County
tiso variety N wiri tanis ~ ~ ruunf IT..
Stit..
mchs 'if
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given tothesqnsi ine - ~ r.
IN Of Dss pc I Ta~ oship that thu annual 81 IN
Tor Township ofcefs will be holden at thu uft
House in tn Cts Daven;o t. in All rovnsii n "a
Monday the q d,y - Ap-il n xt.--,he SAM tim
and plate o. holl,nS the Count, Elcction-to an a,
fotr~ing oflices, 20 W.T.:
Thee rru- -, ne Clerk: one Jus,te. II III, pcac.
80 Cons tables, and eleven sup rvisors OF Road lis,
tricfs
Given under riy hsni at Davenport this lsth dsy
o. March A. d. 1867.
Mch3Gd,w1 I'd rASEI r5vn.bi. C.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

CO. When VIM. II. Crawford was
Secretary OF tho Treasury, he wrote to
the Coll ec,or as Mobile, s ilss Dinsmore
t, ascertain the length Of the river Tom
bigbee, which requrs, be worded to this
effect, 'How far does the THmbigbe.
run up" To which tho laccnic Collec-
tor replied: 1.-THE Tombigbee dose not
run up at all, it runs down." and was
by the return mail dismissed from Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

c. Here is good bit ct the las,
dodge Of the quack medicine manufsc-
turers;
To SurrERsRs.-A decsyed gentle man
who has tor many Years been subject to
an attack Of creditors, is desirous Of
making known the means by which he
was cured. Letters enclosing postage
stamp can 30 left under the door during
the night"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
7. e. E.aLS,
Land Agent and Notary Pablo.

ono" 'ver spauiins's etor-, u Claire Ros. 70
trance L. Claire Hail.
MILL attend u the purchase and sale ~ Al
W kinds Of Resl kstai- leasing property. psytol
taxes toilsctng debts ~ all hpds and In any q 4
thr state, snd promptly remittirs procc~as.
Great anr unt Of Real tat~ Or sale.
@O lots In Putons sddition sos sale IN hptsrr ten.
hsn have ever ben oGercd 20 purchasers IN Dsveo
tort. Only snail amount Is required in kssa sp(
FROM ore 'ighf y arS given dsfrrsd peymsoee
MWhinc'n' vnss are es<ntsd ffca aaAy Q
III Sc lotf. and ms'y n them an vtvss -. fres
which any amount ~ anc building ssouss nay q
gnarried.
Pats may he s~'n In my fste Of tAoes ls4s ~
very Information harmed In r. ssra 70 then, q Cd
the sole Agent. r a I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
Fer Sale.
Fer Sale.

LNORrY Acv.s ~ -Hc~llant end hsndss II s,e.a,s
J. Land adjoining the town u 9uIson, OtsHlo + -
Of the Rail kcsd, and ssms Alstsnce iso0 ~ stea
iniii 81 BurUws Prettynan. This lard vNl be seI
AZ low pfte TOR cash. - eSedlf g'vss - . ppstis
- the pnrcha,e mony
f.bl1 n RAna
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
.lIO1sOsl lll(Boi,
.lIlSsOtaSlcS1.1 Nf.

J. VI Cannon III b. SUP; ort~d for tn m II a
Il m an Of the First Word. MANY VOTERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

~ HOUSE and lot ID s D street he'w.tn
s:. Wa and IL CLAIR. tn ~ifaai Ton ar ~,
~ fn' view ~ DAvcnro-'. Rack Island, and IL
xo,l Il taocs W and down III. river TINS To- 81 e.
the oniv for ia this bean ful iJc.,io ir IN
viii, p'rirut survey o. tn. whole kurroui .re
peiy of this city rNy b. en-. SIX Bf.l lass
back residence wi b. lilt In bio k .hc Is-
INK su.nnsr. Aryio II W JENKINS.
iyst dS. A. Las. Lane & Cis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

- There is town in Pennsylvania
called "Youpg- womanstowu.' What a
deuce Of place it mus, DO for tho "fel-
leus." -t.F .er sr4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
announce yllfnf.

D,hie I. Shoroy b sup "ft. A. an lniepsn-
4 nj Candttiate for Aldermen %: III ~ : Wa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
LAND FOR SALE.

LsOUR ~ arr lots, mile aostA u 1uisos sesii(
II w the y and \ Rsilsoad, % seasonsb,s ssrn|
Also. GO acres, ene miie north oS WslosSs, eh. p
ofe-hsn cash, baiancs IN me end I've yessu
Alec. 800 acres In wsshington csuaty. - srd
nnr timber, snd running wss~f . part fhis lsI
l. only 10 miles fc0 Iowa CITY, end 10 frea Wssl
ins,"n. an An" vosA fsua Cclumbus TO nicAnsaAl
VIII L~ ~ ID ch~sD, end part ou time.
AI.3. f,nr % ssve lots n~sS Iowa City, bsspt(
farming land. sni veil wat~Svd.
Also: Lots In wesi Osvenfpost. sanginR IN 81
from 50 feet by 200 10 AZ acres; said aps dawn
haiabe" in sDd two yesrs.
Ai-n. sewers, meat buildings On jessed syvu
would b. sod ~ reasonable terms Apply 10
f.C. 8ADNl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
Business Directory.


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NiCxnI,s c.on nn Cor Second And ns.as'
COOK a SARGENT 49,, 80 s..ana
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CuUBB BRO BARROW CO.. Cor Nam "a SIS.
An io"Lhs \ AeLxAN.....A above o.
90
La1d Agents
N Nirxn,1s CLARK. :" Building ssaay It
II. y MITCHELL ........ ! door Above Post Office
H. b. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ Ain street
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Machine shop and F,n.dry.
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Clothing.
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Hor-sr, EVERY.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

CT Religion is an "insurauce''
against fire in the next world, for which
"honcsty is the best policy"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

ST.. LouI-, April Henry NJ. True,
charged with embezzling funds from The
different banks Of this, city, was com
m'tted TO il to-day in default Of $l3,
500 security.