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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Nj. W, II. Tapp painter, of this place
was thrown from his horse, on Wednesday
night last, and very seriously injured -
Ills skull was fractured and collar bone
broken His condition is very rrccarous
-FhaheAeS tMe .hro.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Es- A 'tCard" in rcplysto Col. Crozct,
was received too late for this paper APP
pear nextrwcek
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
TEIs.OT

81 wren George H. Lancaster, di"f seifes aa'i
possessed wing anti being in New Town. IN ii
said Town of Starnton. adjoining the lots a. NJ.
Y 'nrbl,. N. II. Mrtnr. aul bfhe's
Trg8s I'll sur Enough i'll hand to hi Ii
costs Of sui and ,e, aus! lie bsance upena ersl
il Of oHo and two yesrs freiH Gay Of s'ia. ta pa
chaser giving ,nnd with good security a,tl G-s
ON the properly rctancd as ultimate seensitr.
NN. r. EARMAN.
Dec. i. 1871 .-tds.-pf 81 90 Conn.,.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
ass0N! IRON t TlsOx!

IN hand about IL or 20 tons assorted hammered
" IRON; also. about 1000 feet No inch
CAST PIPE, at Union Forge, near Wayneshoro'
Augusta county, Va. JAMES +. IRVINE.
Dec. 5, ls57.-lm
kO DOZEN HEAVY wo0LEN SOCKS, sui.
COtabie for Negroes, for sale by
CRAWFORD ( COCHRAN.
staunlon Dec B, 1877 J N
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
stanton, Dec. ), ls57.-2ts.-Spec. copy.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF SLAVES. FUR
~ FtfNRE. dc.-In pursuance of decree en-
tered by thc Greet Court ct Augusta in the cause
of kclhart. &c. y. j. =. 4iitnan, 8c., shall
prnceed. at Buffalo Gap, IN augusta county, oNi
u Wednesday,. The 3a Dan ri Dee,a,ier next. so scli.
At public sale. TWO VALUABLE NEGNUES--ei
Boy and Girl sise, ii large quantity d furm-
twre If velt s,-acrini eusfitg. several CONS &c
TERMS a ercdit OF six month, on All stps over
$40. 80 be- secured by well endorsed negotiable
notes so and under cash.
Nlcao. X. TROUT,
Dee ), tSj7.--tf C0m'r,
u small lot of cheap ll,avy ovHeCoArS,
which we will sell very low also, Fine Coats.
l.ants and Vests. of every description, ShaWlS.
i'lankcts. Trunks Ht,a Gentcmens Furnishing
Goods. all of which VIII &c nid t., suit the times
by R0ANE abby.
Under the Virginia Ietel.
Stanton Dee ), ls5T-at.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Gtg" See Oyster Saloon notice Of ". D.
Gilkesen 4 Co.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

.NeW Members. In the next Horse Of
Representatives. there win be III new
members, -exaetly oose haJ of the whole
number compared with the last Congress
the Democrats have grincd for$y-sye, while
the Know Nothings have lost twenty-nino,
and the Black Republicans sixteen
The figures stand thus:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
OYSTER SALOON!

w p. GILkEsoN 4 CO., have opened at
w their Hotel. in Stauntor, ah OYSTER SA-
LOON or RESTAURANT, where the best Of Oys-
tiers will be served up in the best style at the shor
test notice. Give us a call.
Staunton, Dec 5, lS57.-3ts.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Receipts d the "VINplcAroR, tor the reel
ending Saturday, Dec. >, 1857.
John Carson s. 90
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

"You,saved my life on one OCCASION
said y heggar to a captain under whom he
had served.
In what way +
Why served Under YOU i'll battle, and
@hen You ran away ! followed,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Hcary Snor u. Eestern Tirgiuia.-The
Lewishurg, Va, Chronicle of the Goth,
says that on the Thursday before there was
heavy snow storm there with fearful
wind, and adds:
A young gentleman, who was on the
other side Of Cherry, in Nicholas, gives an
interesting description of the storm where
he was Lie states that he was just star
ting ON deer hunt; that he had not arri
we'd at his stand, when black cloud
arose in the west indicating as he thought
a thunder storm Soon the snow cam
dashing down, the wind uprooting and rem
ding trees asunder on every side, lie pre-
coeded to Mr. JAS. ffmter's, whose guest
he was, and remained until the next morn
ing 1t continued showing, and when he
lcft Nr. Hunters, the snow was ten inches
deep, ard still falIing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
STATE ITEMS.

NATIVE CoFFRE-Nr Jones. of the firm o.
Cadey Jones 4 Peek has left with US q
branch OF a plant bearing a berry which
Mr.. Cool. of Jasper CO.. upon whose land Al
was grown, supposed to hea species of coffee
A beverage could no doubt be made from
the berries, when roasted, which might be
called coffee, but it is probable that the
specimen shown TO Us is the Mexican pea
which is grown in many parts of this coun.
try.--heokuk Pos.
Through the neglence Of those having
him in custody, Geo. Jennings, one Of the
horse thieves taken to Cttumwa, made his
escape
GRUMPY Co.-Political matters seem to be
quite mixed Mr. Marble is certified as
Judge elect, but F. 5. Cole and f. Cole re
ceived majority of the votes, beth being
the same man The Judges had doubts al
80 as to Coles citizenship. Mr.. Lane was
elected Treasurer, but the Judge had in
creased the bonds so much that Lane could
not give the requisite amount. Mr. Hart
well was elected Prosecutor but his elec
ton is contested on some question of resi-
dence. Hopthey will get Strengthened ont
soon.
WArrELLo Co.-Mr. Dixon an old resi-.
dent Of Ottumwa disappeared or Monday
the oath and had not been disco, cred yet
thursday
James Rhodes, a notorious rogue, with
any quantity of aliases, was arrested at
kirkvill on the Odd and bound over for
| selling stolen horse The courier says the
same fellow is wanted in half dozen other
counties.
Il"RsEs SroLEN.-Parties are now in search
of Jim Neville who has left in the direction
of Kansas with span of colts belonging to
W II. Woods ofthis city; also of unknown
rogues who appropriated two horses, last
Thursday night. belonnlng TO Mr. Trester, a
poor man in Cedar township. We wish
the pursuers good luck and the ra>cals con
dign unishInent.-CresceHt.
TnE Soar GREEN PraRL-Some time since
we noticed pearl which Mr.. Bridges pur
chased Of some man who found il in soap
Creek Davis County That same pearl was
taken TO New York by Mr. Bridges, and has
been pronounced hv competent Judges to be
worth at least one hundred dollars 1t was
considered IA most perfect and beautiful spe
clmen. When the news Reaches Davis conn
". We presume it will make II sensation.
The clam shells of Soap Creek will be in re
est.-Gate CUA
Tur Cnors,-Much apprehension was felt
some days ago in regard to the wheat crop.
1t was feared that the heavy rains would do
great damage A trip through different
portions of the County during the past week
has con, inced us that there was really little
cause for alarm. We believe that the crops
in the county will be much larger than an
average one and that the quality is equal
to that OF any previous year.-Cedu Rapids
| Utm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
Yours, Respectfully,
LusE, LANE K Co.


TIE Best HALLIN THE STATE.-We
sometimes become entirely enthusiastic up
on the subject Of Davenports most unpre-
cedented growth We have advanced SO
rapidly, and vet with such solidity, within
twelvemonth, that our city praises itself,
and needs no enconiums from us. But who
can keep quiet when all around him, as by
magic. whole blocks Of buildings go up,
one. two. three, tour, and even five stories
in height. and vet the demand far exceeds
the supply First class stores are in as
great demand now as ever, on account OF
the continual increase Of our extensive
wholesale and jobbing business. The three
last superb blocks, viz, Nichols, Cook d
sargents and Hills Metropolitan, are soon
to be followed by others even superior to
them. But it is of Metropolitan Block we
intend to call especial attention, and while
we do so would invite Brother DoHR Of the
Dubuque Express and Herald to listen.
This truly magnificent building has an ex
terror finish uequalled by any in the West
That is saying much, but it is true. There
is u taste about the ornamentation which
Just fills the measure of the eye of a critica
| Judge The window and door caps are me
t..lic, in heavy relief, but that splendid zine
cornice Of the roof, overtops all the excel
lencies below. Although the building is o
brick, the heavy iron work, and the paint
ing Of the whole front elevation. gives it I
marble look, that greatly adds to its ele
gance. The first story is calculated for tw'
first class stores, and they will be all tina
they pretend to be. The next story is divi
ded into large and commodious rooms, tina
will be available for Offices ifany one wish
es them for 5000 per year! which is not i'm
moderate rent.
But now comes the browning glory o
the building-,he Hall. This spacious room
occupies the entire third story. 1t is In
ternally finished on the acoustic principles
% that sounds will be full without echo
and the height between floor and ceilings j
twenty-six feet. In the rear il erected
dais, or gallery for an orchestra, with circu
lar seats, and 20 arranged as to be ventilla
ted with the front and rear windows, an
two ventilators going through the roof, uu
der which will be suspended chsndileers-
We are proud Of this edi6ce, because it.
much needed, and it is an elegant structure
The Hall will be the popular resort, - it !
central, easily accessible and commodiou.
1t is the best Hall in the State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
l. A TES T EW s
Arrival of the Observation-Disclosures
News from India.

Arrival of the acknowledgements
News from India.
Sandy Hook, Sept. 2.
The steamship Vanderbilt from
Havana and Southampton the 22d, ha.
Just arrived of the point. By thi.
arrival we have important advices from
India. Gen Barnard and Sir Henry
Lawrence were dead.
The Europeans at lkernonedose had
been massacred, and that place recap
,ured. More English had arrived II
Calcutta. The rebels had been defeat
ed in three engagements.
From the London Times, god. ult.
We were favored at late hour last
night with the following Geographic
message, received through Her Males
tvs Consul at Cageliari, August 2lst,
at 7:4O p. NJ. We publish it verbatim
AS we received it:
Alexandria, Aug. 1.-THE India
arrived at Suez to day. She brings
dates from Calcutta 70 the 2lst of July
Madras 25th July and Alden sth inst.
The Geographic message from Suez
is meagre and confused, and there is
not time to receive an explanation be-
fore the departure Of the Bactia for
Malta.
1t is stated that Delhi is not taken,
but the date is not given.
Gen. Barnard is reported to have
died from dysentery.
The news g.ycl in the Bombay
Times Of the l4th Of July by the last
mail respecting the taken Of the Gavin
pore bv the rebels and the massacre Of
the Europeans there Is contirned.-
Message goes on to say as follows -
The Sirnoom and liimalagha arrived
at Calcutta with about 1900 China
forces to proceed at once up the count
ry, Only 400 more troops expected
for Gen. Henbenock's forces. The reb
els were bea.en on three occasions and
several guns taken between Akatabad
and Cawnporc. The latter retaken
from Nanashib whom Havelock is fol-
lowing up the Blittoe about ten miles.
Sir Henry Lawrence died Of wounds
received in sortie from lucknow,
where at present all is well.
a telegraph message from Constan
tinoplc announces that the Sultan had
communicated to these European am
bassadors who had suspended relations
with the Porte, that he is occupied
with the formation of his new ministry,
and that until the cabinet should be
constructed, diplomatic intercourse
would not probably be resumed.
The Russians were stated to have
been defeated on the banks of the Mu-
bal They lost six guns and sixty four
pack horses.
1t is said that Schamyl, with
o6,OOo Circassians, had also defeated
the Russian army which attempted to
.lislolgc him from the banks of a river
commanding some passes, after a bat
tie which lasted ten hours. The Rus
slams were driven across the river
Several fortified places built by the
Russians at great cost, for the main
tenance of their communication, fel
into Schamy's hands.
Mr.. Ten Brock ran horse Belle for
the Rawcliff Produce Stables at the
York meeting, and she came in fourth
The bullion in the Bank Of England
had decreased t24,OOO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
WASHINGTON. Sent Q

The Atty Gen. has decided adversely to
the extraordinary claims OF Haywood, late
Marshal of Utah, more than $50 900 OF
which was for conveying the Judges to and
from the places Of holding the courts: The
expenses for numerous guards, horses,
wagons, and provisions, were not those Of
the officers. Atty Gen. states that the ex-
penses of q Judge. on his way to the court,
are his own.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
Procoodings Of the City Council.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
Council Chamber, Sept. I'D, 1857.
PRESENT:
The Mayor being absent, AID. VA

The Mayor being absent, Aid. was
elected Mayor Pro Tenn.
ALDERMEN:
lst Ward, Jennings; I'd, Ramming; Sd
Bowling; 4th, Forrest Washburn; 9Th, Ls
Claire, O'Brien; 9Th Guy.
Aid. Bowling offered the following Reso-
luton:
Whereas Gen. Geo b Sargent, Mayor Of
the city Of Davenport, is temporarily absent
from this city, and that the interests Of the
city may not suffer in consequence Of such
absence, be il =
Resolved, That the City Council proceed
Immediately to elect one Of the Alderman to
act Is Mayor Pro Tenn, who shall possess al
the authority, and perform al the duties Of
the Office Of Mayor during such temporary
absence ofths Mayor.
Adopted.
Aid. Forrest Vas thsrsupon elected Mayor
| in accordance with the Resolution. Aid.
Forrest receiving III vosss aad Ala L.
Claire eaA M 80
Misses = ~ la1 netlla9 M ana ~
1oIu1nlf14 ssnll1laf ln1Ae6 ~ 1okat11
1Dn ~ d1lb0 = ~ oo110l1 &1
|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
Elm;ra \ Y Sent .

The first contest between Flora Temple
and Lancet has just taken place. The
conditions were mile heats, best two IN 3,
Flora in harness and Lament under the sad
die. The following is the result: lst. Flora,
ID, Lancen: 3D., Miller's Damsel; 4th Red
Bird. Time, 22s and a:27; 10000 people
present The Great contest for the $1,000
pie takes place on saturday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
Mrs., Cunningham Again.
Nour XorL SnnA

New York, Sept. 2.
Judge Peabody directed to-day not
to discharge the writ Of habaes corpus
in the case Of Mrs Cunningham. The
question Of bail will be argued on
Thursday. i.
Messrs. Williams, Stephen 4 Wres,
looking glass and picture frame deal
ers have suspended.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
Now York Sent Q

No decision had been come to at the de
rarture of the Vanderbilt, concerning the
Atlantic cable. The directors sit in perma-
nence. and the commanders of all the ships
will consult with them The official report
of the Engineer is published, and expresses
greater confidence than ever as to the final
result
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

TAKE HEIDI. I1iton mas returned to the Mas.
sasolt Hoase, Chicago, where may be obtained Old
DR. James wonderful and celebrated extract OF Can
nihi's lndica His son-in-lav, DR.. Thomas Tilton,
will supply you with either, personally or BY Express
1t Is sure and speedy cure Of the worst cases Of
consumption, bronchitis, asthma, nervous debility
eoughs, colds and sore throsts.-Ws know this 70 be
the fact. Try Il and live.
Ps.-Dy addressing Dr.. Elton note through the
Chicago Pose O0ee, including four stamps, m
cents recipe will Be sent inretusn. free Of charge
70 any part Of the Unioa.
Da TILTON,
suglGhlm Nasoooolt house, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

ONE Coon WoRD FOR HER-The DISPOSE
ton Of men to exaggerate the wickedness Of
. known evildoer is very apparent in the
case Of the most unfortunate woman Mrs
Cunningham She has been undoubtedly
guilty Of very grave offense in 1.-The Bogus
Baby business" and has serious suspicion
attached to her in the matter Of DIR. Bur
delrs death. But the charitable world is
not satisfied with this, but charges her with
numbering her first husband, and Harper's
Weekly, whose editorials are often unusually
foolish, goes so far as to urge the District
Attorney 70 search into the circumstances of
the case All this is ridiculous. MIR. Cum
ningham died . natural death, if ever man
did He was sick for months, and by slow
stages reached the end of pulmonary dis
ease Our information comes from the cler-
gyman who attended him in his sickness,
and ofiiciated at his funeral Mrs. Cunning
ham has sins enough to answer for, and We
hope respectable journals win cease to load
her down with gratuitious lea Her condi-
ton now IL hopeles; but that IL no reason
Why she should be charged with offenses
which there il no sort Of evidence that she
committed. but, on the contrary, the best
evidence thatshs did not commit.-CAristian
Lsssll;9s~csr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

Blow UP.-Thc boiler in Renwick's
mill collapsed Aue yesterdy, but did no
great injury. 1t was caused by a defect in
the boiler, ~ there was but 80 lbs Of steam
on at the time. The mill will be running
again in a few DAYS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

HAvILAND's Real Estate Sale came
Of as per announcement on Wednesday, All
the lots put up were sold at prices varying
from $3.50 to 5000 each. Ha, iland has a
few more lots that can be purchased on the
same terms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

large Gues chAf9eo oceose We saue oiine1s'o"s "
type.
displayed advertisements one. half more than
usual satss
Yearly advertising contracts viii be understood 70
amply strictly the immediate business af the sdvss
tlser and oil other advertisements seas In BY the sd-
vertiser viii be charged extra
AAvestisemeuss not accompanied with instruction
I'll, be inserted until iorbid and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
ser,ed one time free Of cost, thereafter chsfseo ~
other advertisements.
Advertisements fron abroad must be ps'd TOT III
sartsbiy IN Advance, unless from approved Asen"
Con,ractsfsr yearly advertising termnaoie AZ .He
,H,ou Of edy,rtiscrs, they paying an advancement
ab ner uru.. "a the contract price,
Advertisements inserted MOTT To rssdsns matter
oors oeut advance on above rates. and kept On M
aide. Is pey cent. advance ON regular rates.
Al tressicnt advertisements must " paid for ID
GEO u. WEST. Iowa State Democrat.
sANDEaS = b9O. Daily Gaaette.
n LiSCuER q co. I,cr DsmokIat.
HARRINGTON wILKiE, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
The Tract Society Enjoined to Silence

Augusta, Ia, sept. :.
The Baptist Central Association OF
Georgia, at a recent meeting in Nor
gan County rcprobatel the action of
the American Tract Society in regard
to slavery. recommended the with
drawal Of their patronage from it, and
discountcnancesng the efforts Of the
agents who are raising funds by col
portcus for the sale of works, until the
society rescind their recent act, and 60
back to their original silence on the
subject Of slavery.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

There was q very decided improve
ment in the health of Mr.. Hildreth yester.
day, and we hope in few days to chroni
Gle his entire recovery.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

Orr FLY ArTECTIoSArE-A lady up town
cleared her house Of flies by putting honey
on her husbands whiskers when he was a
slecp. The flies stuck fast and when he
went out Of the house he carried them off
with him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
EDUCATION.
Ancient and Melern Iaaeuases.

DIV IE PsEY1ANG. n. Prute~,ant CiesU.
II mas, havins taken up his ressdsace In Dsver-
psSt, vii give instrueiion LA Aaci-sS and Modern
Lsegusgcs-GermAn. Br-Ieh, Sisnbh and Italian.
ne II prepared 10 traeh Latin. Greet, and The As
cent Oriental LsnGuasss, usbrsu, syrsc, Chsldr.c.
and Arabic he vii rveeive pstvsea pnphs either IN
b<twsen Third aud Fourth streets. nesr the Marhet
House and he wishes also 10 b employed IN Of
the lnsiilutous Of this CITY. IN runs medersss
and yin BE- made known BY applying " him. He .
able n producs god feconmendati0os from ssvssa
1nstMutions II the 1ase.
Jply1dtf ga. efY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
iiARSuAL'N SALE.
M a & n d q M { Z inns Tax.

DEFAULT having bcen nads y the ovnsss Of ths
~ several lots ssd parcels oslsuA hsssisa:ter par
money seserslly ass.srsd sssinst the .ams for The
purpose Of macsd smizing IL ssssses upeu Whteh
sad los End psscsls frous, ahsll On
Saturday tho 18th Of September,
p. 1887 a, the oes Of The City Hssshai Of sAe Oty
Of Davenport st oeloek =, pfeossd " ~ the
lots and psrces aforesaid, IN o5dss 70 eollecs ella
sums OF money, together with interest q 10 pr cent
and the cost Of tins advs1tlernent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

We notice that INsLEE d Co. are
now receiving their Fall and Winter Stock
Of Goods, which is very large.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
STATE DEMOCRAT.
NAIL ARRAN0E11ENTS.

NAIL ARRAN0ENENTD
ARRrvAIs
Bastesn( visC hcsgo)twice dsIlyex eun'y a mas 4
seuthsrn( WAN Asins and love- ethyl daily l0h =
Northern (vis Dubpque) daily st ePn
Southern (st Louis) daily 81 SPn
Northern via Csmsnche, LeClaire, &c, Tues
day, Thursday and osturday 1t 7PA
Northern via MsQuoketa, Dewitt, &c. Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday 1t 7Ph
DEPARTURE. \ h. TIME
Eastern (via Chicass) closes SIS y
Northern fDubuQue1 q
Southern ~ I0ub) d"
southern Il uscstine saA lows city) caosss APA
Northern tCaassnehe, IeOlaire, Dc, closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday ct 6PM
Northern = sqnoketa and Dewitt closes Sun
dav. fnesday and Thursday ~ 0PM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04
We have received from Mcssrs

We have received from Mcssrs.
Lcsr, LANE 4 Co, publishers Of this city, u
circular addressed to the lawyers Of the
State. and announcing the forthcoming of
new Law Book. This will undoubtedly be
a desirable acquisition to the table Of every
lawyer in Iowa, and will be eagerly sought
after. Below we insert their prospectus:
Publishing House Of Luse, Lane d Co.,
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. &c, 1857.
We are about to publish II Law Book
which we think will be a necessity to every
LAWYER in the State. 1t is to embrace the
Organic Law of Wisconsin, Of Iowa, the old
and new Constitution Of this State, the Code
and all the general Statutes, including those
To he passed ut the next session OF the Gen
eral Assembly Marginal References will
be made to reported Divisions of the Su-
preme Court of Iowa, on all sections of Stat
utes which have received Construction /;
and in addition, where the Code sections
relate to Practice alone and are similar, or
substantially like those Of New York, or any
other State, Copious Notes Of Decisions in
such State as we'll us this, will be subjoined.
II will be seen that its plan is comprehen-
siye-the book sure to be very valuable
vet we think We shall be able to sell it for
five Dollars. That the work will be well
and thoroughly done We are entirely salts
fled, as it is to be prepared by Hon. JoHN
NJ. BRADroRD. recently Judge in the county
of Ontario, New York, but now a resident
of this State.
Yours, Respectfully,
J,.,. I .yu 4 n.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-04

school Examination.
A PPLICANTS for District School No are re.
IA quesied TO meet the Examining Committee d
the School House. corner Of Warren and sixth
streets, on Satu day Sept. 9Th, at 3 O'Clock A n.
TIL. OUHLIOH,
sep3dtd Sec'y.