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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
T.lKE NOTICE..

A IL. Psrsops ere hereby netin,d and cautioned
"A not 10 use, buy, or pay for koonnp
Composition which IL nov being made and yentld
In the CITY Of Davenport. Scott County Iowa, by
o BenJamin ~ the q neral Agent Of vsn
DerGen d brb, - the same IL an infringement ulsr
she Pasnns RooanG Composition, used and wendell BY
the unAeSiensd, Who alone have The xcusfve raih
IA make and vendwest's Ro dng Composition In
sh- County Of Scott, Iowa, as well ~ in other
Territory " tlsc States OF iowa and Illinois.
And oil yersons who have who may herr after
employ SAID vsnbrrGen Bros, or Benja
min, General Agents Aforesaid In the use OF said
Composition, or shall pay for the same We shall hold
personally hsble aud recover by kui or otherwise
eli such MONIES veil damages for the infringe
unsut OF West's patent As sfo,esaid
Dated Davenport Iowa. Nay 1lth, 1857.
WILLIAM WELLS 4 CO.
Nav 18th. 1961-dtf
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1857. CANADA lsa7
LIQUOR STORE .
Pure Imported
WINES AND LIQUORS,
EAG AHK Re-

The NEW STORE JUST OPENED
Under the German Theatre,
Second street., corner Of Ripley,
thh city, Will he furnished constantly with u
LARGEST AND BEeT STOCK
Of Imported W,nes, Liquors, aud CiGars,c ever br h
70 the western country. Our heavy gocis were 81
DsreAsseain Montreal, Osnads, and shippsd 70 IN
DOnD, tins sasAiins % 10
0AsUrOSstee thesos Pure.
Pssltng csaaAent that our stect. - regards qusl,
and nStp, WI oDopese Ssvs-slAv with any In
Anerna ~ invite the attention Of parties vish1ns
b purchasc DOWNYR d BARNES.
H.P. DoWNEn, fro0 New York,
w. BAnuEs, fSon Montreal.
fnhlnht
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

- 4COsTs
- q $500 nnnan ~ snsWaD6une .
CRmRNT 3OOHZyNNG !!|
Ass>;e nm 4 WGasvsP Proof Cemsss Rocfss,
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1870 le0Sry01Au0 = pruvs - sbovs ssvsseaaase
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IS asoesS pslss sass can . uasd.
y is.iss g vhs ~ bsllAaas I'D hoee Who vise
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- ~ soslrSy hsassvss II searAto the dussbil-
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Os1v as1sssaav RtsAss Ser Issss sad x'"ss'e'"
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ssvuaxxCu ~ uHuxxAu.
~ nss 1sssy, sassh sss'ss, sssssra sss'ssh Haa
n, es.sA 0nAes. 10 ~ Fourth STREET.
nahss era Ven PuiA. No q Fourth street
II oesas Carlisle. Y..a.sss q Tbs s Sosa
usssrs john sAiise Co.. Du Goods Dealers -
n,>sSssi 81 aa.psl.bsrs. Furniture Mas .
n..s 49, ssSs. e u 80 ...'""
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DAVENPORT. ..,,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01
Rsasiness Dts'eOGQs-aGL


stlxcs Plating and lsell-E angling.
VIM. OMEARA.....-....... ....2nc West of y am
Commercial College.
LOPEZ * PRArT-............. Cor ID AID Perry
Crockery and Glassware:
Banking and Exchange.
WO4.AN ~ STUMP, /. ...!.:. ...!. il. main u.
MACKLOTT 4 COHBlN.. Cor Second and Brady.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELI.A CO.. Main.
MoGREGOR, LAwEsA BI.AKEMORE......M Main.
CHCBB, BRO, BARROW CO.. Cor Main I'd SITS
TALLAAN, POWERS l. Mol-kAN.. =. above r o.
Laad Agents.
ALLRN Il CLARK........P. o. Buiiding, Brady st
NICHOLS, 1SBEI,L b Observation-Disclosures ain Is
Insurance Agencies.
H. F. MITCHELL door Above Post Office
H. b. HOFFMAN............. Main street
DRY Gssds.
CHAMPION h SON Cor %. 4 Brady SITS
J. SUTTON Co... Grigg's Block, Perry st
GEO BwEAyER ....Main &. hear Cook l. Sarge
c wADSwoRTH ID st; opposite LeCiaire Hou,s
aDax "a st, "a .s sss f Rr4y
W. lNSI.EE....s.. u LeCaaire
Machine shop and Fsnndry.
s. o. snpREy I'D st., oppo. Cath. Buryins afeand
Woeaea Pumps,
I,G sHORET, :.......... Third street
Glazing.
SAMUEL PERRY ........s........O Opp Post ONT
J. 8. DRAKE CO...... ..Matn, S.doors bel 81 1t
DRY Goods and 0roceriss.
n. q. HEIDENHEINKR..... And, near Brady q,
Watches 4 JewelPy.
u HOuSkL.. ....................2 leClaire Row
A. @. BbLlON...t............EO No. IeClaire Row
r 4 J. NRLSON... Brady, shove ID
Dssks Z Stationery. BE-
Gw ELISA co............No ! IeClaire Row
Dp hat
Hats L Caps.
A. q. ASTON 49,. ID stop. LeOlsire House
A. GREEN. .c........ ..le Claire Row
W VERDKR. scOad street eat Brady
'-'<" Auctssn ana C6mmissien.
H. W. NORRIS, Second ST., above gerry
Hardware.
Wv PARKER. .......s... -. or 1Ssnt AsBrad,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a ~ capt Of D ad'
BURR : SWIFT. Brady st., bet. Trout sud Second
\. DALzkIL 4 CO..............COr.2 - = Perry
yw: Willy ;; -. me-. Aady
-ArIos . .AILo ssSSs. .ss. 10 I. c,.,.. L.,
'' 0snCs EurnisAins Gse4s.
A; a AIST0N 80. ID st. OPP Leolaire Heus
49, = DsUss Z Shoes.
-'o~ eNi fssees:; ! ' Gisss:. ~ =
u. KUuN1N. J..ss..s... - Of aess 1Fadl
60 e'~ A1dsfc Z Musical Inssrunsnts.
JosRrg A. CKANpALI...... ..Hs. IaClaire lov
Stoves Z IinWaye. a..
GRAHAM RARLY,. ..Cor. Front = Main STE
0ILt11Cs .sks....s...s. - Dtodt d, bet and = .,
|aaaa.flA, leys 1euaaa T"
HsSlst u siS1ii1 II sasGs '~'e'
aAI0HT, SEARS BECKKff. :. .sssd Il east nrsd,
Furnfsufs, Mattresses and Upholstery.
MCNEIL L BROTHER $50
- -'' - Wbclesale and Retail '
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nv Ohickering Gilbert, Nuns, Keogh and ether
~ lebPotsd makers in ortment, which are
sold at manufacturing prizes, freight scdei at the
h' Roek Island Music Store.
Please szamiss, whe. her you wish to purchase or
| mai
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POSTPONEMENT. -
- Lsssss> = Ao4
MAAqnER Rq, 70 ma aH
pdtToped till to1slolro ey9l
nihssoa ''epu.gt Sla~iods
engagement made for Mr.. NJ.
of=Mlsieh he lwas MA ssvss~.rn.
till at noon yesterday. .ss.
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For Sale.

EOI. Sale.
EO0 LOTS 10 Mitchelrs AdAtioa, never before
WV o&'reA. They embrace evory variety. The
| eesunfuf level between fihh snd .ishth streets.
g.Ltle s,pes Of the bluffs and terminating In thu
broad plain beyopi. Many OF thesc AFFORD III finest
v-ws OF landscape and river, and covered with
the natural growth Of young timber desirable for
residences. The undersigned Or. the sole agents r
The ale Of these lots ard would invite the 1t entoh
81 ali 70 this Nsre opcort for making profitable
nvestwents and securing for Themselves beautiful
homes. DIAL MEYERS,
| Juns16dtf corner Of ID and Brady St., up Stare
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rA>>. n.-.h> 81 Cn.i>.A /,
Dssylss Pssssss uvvrs Etsscs,
A.Aas
It0u 1uU ~ AW0G000 ~ NC A0SS
RtafA Fair.
- c-,c.u> -, ,... .,-n~
ssA lgUSCATlNE, uowa, Oct, Ass.
CuPBnaOR to al otAsrs In every respects to The
S2.-s-ss 1.---- a. w 's~
-.
H0e been tested xHOrOu1hfu It SEVERELY
-....., .n.. -. ~
80 " evssy inNsncs msnnsS ~ visnsa 81 me re-
o. ~ simple eet ~ euUceot sna sn1etn4 sonYtsuc
oen y s0n1e sUs"a N every UQeisi'e OF
ssrVsesfeehaSs
EAAa~AAaS n E&rSApnpU
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DISSOLUTIONS.'


YWR cussrthe~ship h~tesoso~ exisnne 'unNiee me
y style ~ Pa v4on, laIeay 4 Co, ~ bhisdsy as
SOLVED BY mutual cons NJ y. a, Dawson retiring
The undersigned, who will continue the nnaA. Shoe
aud Leather business 81 the old stsnd, uadeT tho
tre OFF H. 6rirys 10, n fuzzy empsWtrsi 70
stt. all "erorrts due " snd from the Old ceQeegn
Davenport vsSrusry ID, I'M.
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an Saturday svseing lady0 Oaneo u ut Pin
~ The finder viii b ssiasbty rewarded ~ having
tbs ssme at this Office
June3Cd3t "a .s.4.. ls-..t -af5
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Sheet .Nsgsic

IUST rereiyed b. RxDrss, among 1t Is Home Street
u Hone, variations by ThAlbrrg, Old Hundred
Wallace. Gisnnetts, new aud cha ming sopg and
saday others TOO Gumerous 10 mention at the
Rock Island Music Store.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

BrottOm House.
LII CLAIR 3, .. AOUVsA.
=. =. BROWN, Prspsissss
TSuls hosss, bsing the largest, mott oonveui0'
i ~ oaly nrst class hote In II Claire, holds %
H. grsstast lsAscoentst ~ Tbs travelling public ant
- thuss Who want quiet aud comfortable home. II
= fagaisAed " the bet seys, and pains vii b
spsred b satAsfy Ia vants a Ill guests.
- 0uoA 0tAhalng ottochsA Ioddawu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

BeaNtifwl building Lot
FOR 0AIsD.
IN the North West corner Of Perry and u h SITS.
" BL HANNAH,
June9ldtf corner Of Brady and % sts ~ statrr
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Davenport lee! ~.
COMPETITION. DEFTED!!

HuE .EeE ca. Nod IA ppy pre
i pared to 81 rye the citizens 70 Davenport with
the bert possible quality u zoe, 0ssss~fse % ar
ntsh OUy customers ssstI .Iinupsy Hs9t II dtsir-
cd Parties vi,hing supply for theaentare season
are cauut ned against CSntraftinG With those eho
caaset furnish patrons throsHh the esNson
.'-, . - q. STe1 NHsIBxR q Oh.
once Second st. opposite LeCaire House
mhy6 fs.<r s..,t--
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

A. ~OAMANOHE LAND % ALIAasf0bnspeny
v~ Is now ready 70 sell lots In its Addition
to he town Of OamancfiS II offers some OF lhe
! d TAhe hnsiness and residence lots about This
ifnfistahg town Any information concerning che
same can be obtained b. calling on GRO. n. PAR
xER, ESQ.,, No. 10 Orr's block :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

AWDA CARD The undersignei having sns day
W. associated with him George II. French ESQ.
in his Mil and Lumber business, takes this occasicn
to present his acknowledgements 10 the public for
the very liberal and 6attering patronage EXTENDED
hum In this city. Rspin increase OF business, anithe
late extensive improvements made about his Wills
have osd him tae business capital and
associate with him gentleman WI. VIII devote his
entire AttentisD TO tho business.
inch ~ dtf SID ,.. JOHN OANNOD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-01

NOUlCe u Builders,
I1ROPOSAES wfi he r-caired unsD ths lst o. Ju,v.
i Tor the building Of a Curt House 70 Be- located
IN Tipton Cedsy county, Iowa. Builders can hsad
In pr osals for part or the whole Of the work
Size OF the bulldog IS by 90 feet two stories hign
Of u aud ~ rect in the clear, with basement Of
rect '.'-' '.'. - .-
Plans and specifications can Be seen at the ONCE Of
W l. Carroll, Architect, corner Of Perry and Third
streets
JuneQ3itd
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i, A ~. WWHCW ,at.i.,
In Ladys Tee Cream saloon, 70 serve Orram
y fUe very sms.t a~i nsssaiesnt young LAys.--
Cool salaries aud . summers employ Yarni. For Sur-
tiieT p4Stcrffafx sddesA Dor. aSo, Or spply 70 Mr.
Avr.aen HplL Cabinet store. ~ Hssdy g.,
may6tf
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| WILLIAM L. BARBER, SAMUEL W. BARBER
Attorney at LaW
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lOE l lCKl

oD1he Davenport ice Co. are now prepared to
coiitrsrt for the delivery q ice for the SEA
S Customers CONNIE ncng the season with as
vii be guaranteed 10 be suprned rfi November II
6rsircd Parties 81 ing Ice through the sesscn
arecausiohed against con, rscting with thse whs do
not supply the season through
Ohtce aecepdst, 9pgosite kClxirs House.
IN ybNhs n a. Va IA PfsCE q NaJ0HELL
~ MONEY TO LOAN long and .aor, time
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- Denton House,
I oRNER Of rnird ana Tow. streets, Davenport,
~ only squares from the Z Depot Gus ran
vtfers stopping In Davenport win mud u me Denton
House vi the comforts Of b sod home, comprising
clean rooms, clean beds, good attendance, and a
Charges reasonable and no humbug
SIXTH SHOVE, BENZ DENTON
Agent June2S S57d " ~
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90 - -ITT-T- -TYr
For Sale Or Lease.

TSOuR tOfs situated on sd and Scctt stseee, ssr
/ ,SNsihaGl, 49,, ..,, = ,.,,. a.. 1AQna uAY.
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We have scne very desirable lots selected
W. and for sale In Cxth1iiehN. FIAT cen price
Term, &c. made kRorp, upon applications To PAR
KER, EDW ARDS TAIAAGE, No. 10 Orr's Bldrk
Apfi q, dit
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The Declaration of Independence.

Many popular impressions concerning
"the Declaration of Independence" are de.
rived from fourth Of July orations and pic
lures, both Of which are apt to misead as
does the picture Of "the First PRAYER in Con-
gross" Nine out of ten suppose that some
where about noon on the fourth of July,
l776, Congress passed the vote affiming the
Colonies Independent, and that the old bell
ringer in the steeple Of the State House, re-
ceived the intelligence of this event, was
seized with asudden enthusiasm to sswing
the old bell, TO ripg out the news TO the peo,
pie in such loud joyous manner as put
the quiet citizens of Philadelphia in n won.
derfu excitement. Then there was the
signing Of the Declaration, we have a
picture Of that too, which teaches us how
the representatives Of the Colonies We'd with
each other in putting their names to the
immortal instrument, so that before night
the famous parchment, the original paper,
which now is seen in the Patent Office, was
engrossed. and signed as we now have it!
\ few facts CLEANED from various sources
will be interesting as rectifying these i'm
pressicns about This famous trlnsaction-
this crisis in human affairs. On the 10th
OF June, l776, Mr.. Harrison, of Virginia,
reported resolution, part of which is said
to have been literal transcript OF the in.
structlon given by the Convention of Vir.
ginia to their Representatives in Congress,
and which was moved on the 7th of June
in Congress by Richard Henry Lee. Mr.
Harrisou's resolution embodying Mr.. Lees
is in these words: "Resolved, That the
consideration of the first resolution be post
poned to Monday, the first day of July next;
and in the meanwhile that no time be lost,
in case the Congress agree thereto, that a
committee be appointed TO prepare decla
ration to the effect of the said first resoIu-
ton, which is in these words: That these
United States are, and Of right ought TO be
free, and Independent States; that they are
absolved from all allegiance to the British
Crown; and that all political connexion be.
tween them and the State Of Great Britain
is, and ought to be, totally dissolved"
This resolution was adopted
On the llth of June, Thomas jefferson,
John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger
Sherman, and Il. X. Livingston, were ap.
pointed committee to draft the Declara.
ton. Richard Henry Lee, as the original
mover OF the resolution for declaring the Colo
MES independent, would have been named
rs chairman of the committee, but, unfo7tu-
nateIy for himself, he received intelligence
Of sickness in his family, which made it
necessary for him to be absent before that
committee was appointed. Jefferson had
the reputation Of being a brilliant writer,
and succeeded to the place of honor The
elder Adams, in his auto biography, says
that he saw and read the original draft
of the declaration, and he speaks in terms
| ofrapturous admiration oft: ~ was delight.
cd with its high tone, and the fights OF
oratory with which it aboundsd, especially
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-07-30

bleeding and senseless lover. Augustus, al.
though desperately wounded, stiIl retained
some signs Of life. She used certain simple
restoratives, staunched his wounds as well
as circumstances admitted, and after great
difficulty succeeded in conveying him TO
cottage which was near at hand
There, she hursed him until he was con
valescent, when they were privately mar
ried. A day or two after they left the
neighborhood, south the nearest seaport,
and, chiefly by the sale of the wife's jewels,
obtained money sufficient to carry them to
England. They settled in Liverpool, where
Augustus. by great good fortune, obtained a
mercantile position sufficiently profitable to
yield a support to himself and his wife.
Sometime IN the autumn Of l73-, ], Angus.
tus Edward La Roche, the younger, was
born. AT my own request was educated
as IN engineer, and had just attained my
majority when both my parents died. Aftes
vainly trying TO obtain any lucrative employ.
ment, in my native land, sailed for Vir.
ginia, and was engaged in professional
tour, when the events of this narrative oc.
Cured. was strikingy like my father,
and 1t cannot therefore be matter of won
der that Louis La Roche should have taken
me, his nephew, for the ghost (permitted to
reassume its mortal body of the brother,
whom IL was his firm belief that he had
slain thirty years before.
Everything tended to strengthen his sus-
picions, and when at length revealed my
name 20 his urgent questioning, nothing
could have been more Uatural than the ca
tastrophe which ensued. Why l should
have been dragged, and then incarcerated,
| cannot divine. Who can account for the
vagaries of madmanl
A few more points remain to be unrid.
died. My father never wholly recovered
from his wound. 1t left him with shatter.
ed nerves and a morbid dread Of his broth.
er, whom he now looked upon as a harden.
ed villain capable of any atrocty. He de-
termlned to let him live in the awful con.
viction that he had murdered his neares,
kinsman, and therefore he caused mound
to be erected, resembling the packed earth
of grave, headed by the wooden cross
which have described as bearing his ini.
tials.
1t is not necessary that should enter
more minutely into my family history, OF
sperialy refer 10 the sources whence these
various startling facts have been derived, and
whereby they were fiually combined into a
consistant record.
would merely observe, in conclusion
that am now the sole proprietor of my
uncies once gloomy mansion, and that Il
| any OF my readers would like further tc
satisfy .hcinsclves of the trlth of this story
they have only to address letter to me
care Of Geo. Washington Skittlefint Esq.
box e,965, P--h, p o., and shaI
be happy 10 give them all the additional
information in my power"
ave are indebted for the preceding story to th.
courteous attention Of y. l.. la Roche, grand
son of the gentleman who WIS mistaken for his "a
Tiers ghost. Mr.. l.. is now residing in Ports
mouth, Va.-Russelrs MagaEine.
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THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY CAVIS 81 TRIMMER.
TO. P.vERNON Associate Editor.

Price Two DoLLARs per annum In advance, or
$3.50 at the end of the year. II not paid until
; after the year expires $500. -
Payment will be considered in advance II made
within three months.
No subscription taken for less than six months.
Money may be remtted through postmasters at
our risk. 49, ) 49,. .t.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates, and
contracts made on reasonable terms.
Tho SPARTAN circulates largely over this and
adjoining districts, ond offers admirable medium
10 our friends to reach customers.
job work Of all kinds promptly executed.
printed to order.
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lowing answer: "July 9Th. This day, al
IL o'clock, the Declaeation OF Independents
was proclaimed atthe State House in Phila-
delPhia, amidst the greatest acclamalions.
The same evening the equesirian statue OF
the king was laid prostrala on the ground.
The lead of which il is made is to be rui
into bullets" BocKAwAY.
Nes0 York Obse,Ver.
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NOVEL BEQUEsT.-At a recent sitting Of
the Se'satus of the University Of London;
the assembly was congratulated on a recent
decision of one of the higher courts, by
which. the University became entitled to a
bequest of 100000, under the will Of the
late Mr.. Thomas Brown, Of Dublin, 10 found
a hospital for the Investigation and cure Of
diseases OF quadrupeds and birds usefnl to
man. Singular, aud perhaps osifrs rs this
charitable legacy may be, We have no
doubt but, indirectly, it will prove Of great
benefit 10 the community AZ large. Wheri
we consider how muck We are dependent
on the lower animals--as they are called
for food, clothing, and many OF the com
forts OF life, who shall say that every i'm
provement on their physical condition must
not benefit the lords of the creationl In this
locality, we are sorry to say that the con-
dition of the quadrupedal slaves sadly needs
the watchful care OF the philanthopist and
the legislator. We fear, however, that il
will be some time ere this sanitary reform
will obtain the attention il requires.
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REGULARLY SoLD.-The New York cor
respondent of the Boston Journal stated in
a letter, short time since, that large
party of Irish Catholics had attacked and
demolished the walls Of a Presbyterian
Church in New York, in the presence Of an
immense crowd, attracted to the spot by
the deed, and that no arrest were made,
&c. A clergyman Of Lawrence, Mass,
wrote to the Mayor on The subject, and re-
ceived reply denying the truth Of the
statement. "Had any attempt Of the kind
been made" says his Honor, Il should have
used every resource in my power to prevent
such disgraceful proceedings, aud to pre-.
serve the peace AZ protect the property Of
our citizens. The Church referred to was
Of course "The Old Brick Church" then in
process Of demolition, principally by "Iriss
CatboIicsr
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sPARTANBURG s. c. THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1851

py the arbor in --- near the enclo.
sure marked ------. 1t was all --------
foot to foot -, but his swo-- was
sh--. knew that -. What --
say to Emi.- Oh! God
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-07-30

This is the confession of -. have
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for L0AN-l order to
fund the floating debt Of this Company amounting nearly
sdoe new isue Of Mortgage Bonds to the extent Of
million dollars has been decided BY the Bod Of Directors
smen under which sbOrs BY Of the high rates Of
interest Paid upon this debt
onecIiIons scoordngy invited from s holders Of the
eus and ock OF this Go for the purchase OF the
ossos thus to be Issued rcdeemsoe In yea and bearing
sessh Per cert interest, payable semi annually.
extension certificates the preference this loan
orter
Fra Preference; To the holder, of the unsecured Bond.
OF the rscesmsbe In 1885, 1850 1861 1861 and 1872
Second: TO the hodes Extension
Third; To the holders Of Preferred Stock.
Payments 20 BE made es lows per cash
dxty cont al par IN The sb1v
extension certificates or pseed stock at any before
18th day Of January next Any Of the liabilities sccepsnoes
soetpg debt 10 be received as cash
eso bonds will be secured by mortgage on the whole road
sncb,es and rolling stock subject 10 tse first
and mortgages already sveni but MORTGAGE h~sn
provided for will be first lien upon extension 70
Ire amount Of million five hundred and twenty -four thyi
from Dover Plain. 10 Chatham which certificates now nypo.h
ested security for the cstns debt are 10 b redeensa By
the prceeds of this loan -.
A. sfurher security the purchasers OF he boads
lutp s-d that $4,000 rear shall be set aside lpcydot that
Il canned ard above expenses ana Interest," and
bshespch bonds purchased TO be tunsdasy cancelled
Fersops wi.ng subsobo 70 this iosa OF 40 are nter
ettd tie bonds sck Of the Coupsy arc fs'oed 70 s
Goa panys Otoe No IS Finest. where ConGatso of Tue
Directors III be atondsI daily from IL 10 O. eo gvs
al qold oru alton respecting the ssrns VI ne loan sna
RJ c,tsI q The BoMI ALLAN cANrsEI. Pr--Aisnt
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