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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-24

LIQUOR SEIZED BY THE WHoLEsALH--The Milford
MASS journal says that about three hundred and
ffty gallons of various kinds Of liquors were seized
In that town few days since, and II Is stored
under the town-house waiting the appearance Of
some one claiming 10 be its owner.
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SrRIrED.--Two nsgro fellows, Jacob
and George, Wsss ordsrsd IL ash ~ gettins into
9 GgAt b Nr. Dnston'y kiEhen.
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II
attends TO the sale of WHEAT. FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues TO hire out NEGROES.
ss Office on 18th street. near Galego Mills, Rich
mond. Va de4-d6wc2m
GEO. W. II. TYLER,
" AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEG ROES,
RENT OUT HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
The subscriber offers his services to the public
agent to hire out negroes reut cut houses, and col
lect claims on the usual terms.
have been TIE superintendent Of city property.
and police officer, in Richmond, for the last seven
inhabitants Of Richmond, that shall be greatly
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible homes
for servants and responsible tenants for houses |
have not obtained an office yet for the reason that
have been confined to my house, by great Illness Tor
the last two months during which lime was leGis-
lated out of Office without the least notice. Ihope
to be able to take office by LIST January, 1853. Up
tothat time can be seen at my residence. ON Jack
Reierences--the citizens of Richp,and generally.
q. ". IL. TYLER,
de l9-ts Agen, and Collector.
A CARD.-The undersigned again Of
"A fers his services to the public for the ensuing
6oLLECT CLAIMS and attend to eli other business
pertaining to GENERAL AGENT. Thankful for
Hast ESs .fs he sf TRcH
Office on Pearl street,
de il--d&wim Near Exchange Hotel.
T YNE s. CHILDREY,
II AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
HIRE OUT NEGk0ES C0LLEcT de ,t.s,l GLAIAS, 80 Do,
We, the undersigned. having heard that DR.. Ro
B. Ly and John L. Childrey have associated them
selves together for the purpose OF conducting a
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS in Richmond
take pleasure In recomu ending them TO the patron
age OF the public feeling assured they will faithfully
and punctually do whatever they iGay padertake as
Agents.
s. McGRUDER Sons.
SBERwIs McRAE, Richmond.
JoHS r. GARNETT VI. d., HeErico.
JoHS b. You've, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GARLAND HAISEs J. p, Henrlco.
| JoHS NSTTLEs, J. p, RichmQnd
THOs. T. NUCKoLs, j. P, Henrico.
CHAs. b. WILLIAMS, Eenrico:
Joan o. TAYLOR, Up, Henrico
NM. BoULwIRE, King Queen.
JOHN NJ GREGORY, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GoDpIS APPERsoN, Real Estate Auctioneers.
! del0-ts
| NEGRO HIRING-The subscriber re-
~ turns hsssh 10 his former sfEiands -apd pa
irons for past favors and takes ti.is methodist In
! forming them and the public gene ally that he
intends to continue the business the coming year,
promising to his best exertlons to obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted to
him. and also to give them bis personal attention IN
case of sickness. He has large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring. In which they can
stay until hired ont.
lie would advise that Negroes should be sent In as
! early as practicable after Christmas.
| refer. by consent. to the following persons;
R;RSs 4; y; htLI; PEASANTS Richmond,
JSo. I. W. G. LATASE, King William.
De- BE- s SAdaag SsIrTs rlSs rAgSrlnh0f King Queen.
bs. Ps Bsy' B,y 7 P Fs4;,r RET; Essex.
| Il. L. J. CLOPTON,
Opposite Mes6rs. Dickinson, Hill Il Co.'s.
1 de l-2m
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"WEsTwARD THE COURSE OF EMPIRE" Sc.-Fhe
yicksburg True Southron says:
Emigration Is still flowing westward with una
bated eagerness. Our streets have been thronged
with vast cayalcades of movers from North and
South Carolina, Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi,
for weeks past and the numbers appear to increase
instead of diminish. hunting homes In North Lou
isiana, Southern Arkansas and Texas. The fall, so
far, has been unusually favorable, but little rain
and good roads through the swamps'
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8. DENooN.
rOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS

SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS
~ L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES.
on 7th street West side, between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRATING and all kinds Of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
patch on such terms as warrant Will give satsfac
ton My old friends. and the public generally. are
solicited to give me q call before engaging else
where my S-d6m
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FROM HAyAS4.-The steamship Cshawba has ar
rived at New Orleans from Havana, bringing dates
to the 18th inst. Sugar market firm. Stock In
port $4,000 boxes. Sterling Exchange 1l3 a la;
Exchange New York 1o3 l04. Short sight
drafts command los t5-fe
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NEw YORK FIRE DsPARTNEST.--A creditable fact
is stated of the New York Fire Department. Its
trustees have disbursed during the last year from
their charity fund over thirty thtasand dollars In
phans of deceased fremen, and for other Iegiti
mafA objects of the fund.
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NEAaAeUAS EXCITEMENT IN NEW ORLKANs--A tel
egraphic dispatch from New Orleans, says.
A strong feeling In favor of the Nicaraguan cause
Is beginning TO show itself here. meeting Is to
he held to devise means to further the present at
tempt of Walker.
The New Orleans and Mobile steamer Virginia.
while making an excursion trip yesterday, was
fired at by the revenue cutter, In Mobile Bay un-
der the supposition that the large party on board
were filibusters. The Virginia is q new boat and
Was making her frat trip.
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SOMETHING RARE--A shad was caught In the Po-
tomac river, near Indian Head, last Monday night
IA circumstance unprecedented at this season Of
the year.
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lAcate u package Of 10 whole Tickets,
10 half
10 quarter
" IN elrhth
In ORDERING TIcKgTs on

In ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
OF Iared receipt of which they will be forwarded
By arst mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate. -
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will De sent
To purchasers immediately after the drawing.
eS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
Sc Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able In full without deduction.
sS All prizes of 81 .tD and under paid immediate
fv sfer the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
of1i4rty days.
All corlpiugications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
8. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta. Ga,
EH- Persons residing lear Montgomery, Ala.or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled. snd
save time BY addressing 8. SWAN d CO., at either
e3 those cities.
fs- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each is
entitled TO- will be published after every drawing in
til following papers: The Augusta GOA Consti-
tut ionallst, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
fDtsliigencer. New York Weekly Day BOOK. ssyan-
Dispatch and Paulding (Miss.) Clarion. %
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10 bK DKAWN
RArR gATrRDAY IN DECEMBE

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes OF $780, approxiMsting TO $4,000
prize. are - Sl,2O
prizes Of $3.50. spproxhnating to $4,000
prize. srs l,UO
prizes Of $50. spproximating to $4,000
prize, sEe SU
prizes OF $40. arpEoximating to 5000
prizes, are UU
4 prizes SlG, appr0ximasing TO $5u0
prize, are an
pIiIes Of Sl00 appro1imatng 10 81 900
psiza. are 4Oo
d zas q SIS spproximating 10 5000
prIEs, are SU
prices VI 80 approximating 10 1890
prizes A9
sxs.l pri ses OF $50 are 100000
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PIANOS, &c.

n- NUNNS l. CLARK'S PIA-
HkHIz T.. NOs.-SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
WHW P. II. TAYLOR III has T inst (, ops1ed ssns
from the popular manufactory OF Messrs NUSys
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years TO the entire OF the
numerous purchasers. Also Pianos Of 6x octayes,
together with several excellent second hand instr
ments which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MELODEONS, of Pelaubet's make to be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. OF variety OF patterns.
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and Mo-
sical Instruments in the State P II. TAYLOR,
je 2Sts Piano and Music Store. lss Main street.
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8, aoo prizes. amounting to

,
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS: Quarters % 81.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5D,HD, corresponding With
bose Numbers OH the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed III one Hheel.
Tue frst SIS prizes Siilsrly printed and encrcled,
AH- placed In aaother Wheel.
Tie wheels are then resolyed, and q number Is
drawn from the wheel OF numbers and ct the same
time q Prize is drawn from the Other wheel The
Number aud Prize drawn ont are orened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and Registered by the Commits
sionera the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Pr1zes
hre drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers 10 those drawing the
krst Prizes will be entitled to the 81 Approx
,.on Prizes For example: Ticket No. IL $50 draws
the So lO Prize those Tickets numbered ii 24S 4s,
l25 232 will each be entitled to $50. II Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize those Tickets NUM-
bere1 5sS, 5i9 5jI, 352 will each he entitled to S25
and 80 on according to the above scheme
The 1900 prizes of so will be determined by the
La figure Of the number that draws the $6Dl prize.
For example: If the number drawing the S6b,oD
prize ends with No. |, then all the Tickets where the
number enss in |, will be entitled To SD 1.-THE nain-
Der ends with No., then all the Tick cts where the
p1mber ends in 2. wiH be eptited to ~ and 80 Oh
% o.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates, which ID the risk:
Uertiacsse.O< ola package ofIo whole Tickets SS
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NEGRO HIRTNG.-Thc subscriber

~ again offers his services to his fiends and the
public for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year. lie pledges himself to use bis best exeItions
to promote the Interest of those who May favor him
With their business aud 10 pay special attention TO
perience Of twelve years, to be able 70 give sasc
ton.
HS- Office at the old stand Of Dabney Cauthorn,
OF Main and 18th streets opposite ST. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD n. DABNEY.
de i6-dlm&cw2t
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TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF INDIA PRIScgs.-The fol.
lsng is an extract Of a letter, dated Delhi, Octo-
bsf rs:
, The ex king, who is living In small house within
ne paiace walls Is to be brought to trial within
w da3 s. Tor aiding and abetting the mutineers -
LIVING with him is bis f4vorite wife, Zeenut MahaI.
anu her son, juinma Bukbt, lad If about IL or is
years Old Two Of the hing sons the Princes Mira
Buctewur shah and Mira Menshoo were tried last
week for aiding and abetting the mntineers IIpe of
.nem was apponttd Colonel Of the nth native nfan
lary commission of i've officers with Brivadisr Gen
chamberlain IS :presdent. Evidence was product
before the court, principally documentary consist
ing OF reports returns, &c. bearing the prisoners
regimsnts and acted. In their defence they pleaded
total ignorance OF the intention of the Sepoys to mu
tiny, and said that when the Meerut mutneers first
reached Delhi on the ith of May. they the Princes)
thought II was Russian invading army. They were
then summoned TO an audience by the King ami a
lew days alter were appointed Coones of regiments
at the request of the Sepoys themselves
The court, however, found the prisoners guilty. and
sentenced them to death. and accordingly yesterday
they we're shot By party of the Goth Rifles De-
tacment' OF Rifles Artillery. sappers and Georkhas
", re present, and II great number of spectators-
Their bodies were cast into the Jumna river
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NEW AGENCY IN dODDIN's HAIL.

AN--The subscriber having secured the large font
Basement Room. in Goddins Building, corrtr of
Bank aud iita streets offer his services to thu it
Gems of Richmond. Manchester and the surrouf< ling
AGENT, viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting sput
Houses, Collecting Claims, and would also attend 60
the saie Of WHEAT. FLOUR, CORN. TOBACCO
and all other country produce The undersigned Ii
well acquainted with the citizens Of Richmond, hes-
ing been born and raised among them. and
would refer them Ia Messrs. Goddin &AppeIson, and
the citizens generally. Ny terms sssn u oderate
de 2I--siIus4 * 49, 81 Z, MADDOX
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prices which indicated 0 perfect scorn for hard
times. Some Of them went as high ~ $500.
BEATEN TO DKArH.-A police oficer, named Pol
lion, was beaten to death by some rowdies In New
York, on Monday, whilst fn the discharge Of bis
duty
A MONUMENT TO THE ELDER BoorH.-Mr. Edwin
Booth, the young tragedian, 10 about erecting 3
monument over bis fathers remains at baltimore.
He has selected Mr.. Carew, OF Boston. as the bull
der, and portion of the monument will be Of New
England granite.
A. ]. Burnett committed suicide In Sparta, Ala,
on the 18th last, while under the influence Of de-
A ile specimen Of the Snowy Owl was found
lately uesr Macon, Ga, crippled by shot. IL Il =
far northern bird and rarely In that latitude.
A little boy. Of four years old, son Of Mr.. Jacob
Mitchell, Of Demepolis, Ala, died on Monday ei
last week from kick by . horsss which fractured
his skull.
The Masonic fraternity Of Jackson, Miss., latsly
presented Hon. Charles Scott with segsIcs ct
plate, on the occaston Of hIs removal to Msmphis
On Wedsesday of last week sail boat was upset
by squali ct the mouth Of Escambia, Fla, and
William Cartright and Andrew Jackscn wers
drowned.
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I EVILS HILL,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
attends TO the sale of WHEAT. FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues TO hire out NEGROES.
ES Office on 18th street, near Gallego Mills, Rich
mond, Va. de 4-d&wc2m
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WM. s. PHILLIPS,

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
VIII continue to hirs out negroes, rent out heseF
settle and adjust claims Of every deseript~n apper-
esinipg to general agent. He returps his sincere
thanks 10 his patrons for the liberal patronage which
they have bestowed on him. and hopes by strict at
tentton 90 business 60 merit their continued Con-
denca Once on Governor street between Main and
Franklin streets, at atGoULDiN's OLD STAND,
de g--tl2wcv4t
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mE PIANOS. Fof sale pri.s
[ilg3E 81 sS yately, two very superior PIANOS
III ~ hi very little used. ALEX. MOTT.
X au 2s-ts Auct.
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GOVERNOR RRScHER.--Hon. Abraham Rsnehs,. 81
North Carolina, rscsntly appointed Governor e
accompanied by his family. The 0osssno. -
greeted By publio recsption.e OH. JshD d esau-
SOD, on behalf Of the citizens, welcomed ~ = Is
post In abort address, 70 vhioh Mf. ksnexee
were wound mp by tanqsst n ~ LSeis1n6l14
hall, where the usual tossss uess anank, 81 -,
usual spseches made. Mr. Resshsr hes nodD,
large Investments In nisisg property n xs4
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FRENCH SPARKLING GELATINE,
Il or making Jees, Blanc Mango, &C.; is fully
equal TO Coxes and cheaper its use dispenses with
tie jelly bag 1t is neatly put up in cases 10 protect
from dust &c. And makes beautifully tianspa-
rent and rich jelly. Also Coxe's Sparkling Shred
Gsatine Paulsenss Shred Gelatine, Co per's Ameri-
can Sheet and Shred isngass, French Sheet, white
and pink Geatne, for sale BY
LAIDLEY ROBINSON, Chemists,
des 9Th and Franklin streets.
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SUIT ros Housp--A dog essina1sd q 49,
ago. Daniel RsngIer. the owner. hae 6roSs3f sS12
TOR ts value and sfter trisi o. tvs Saye ysr111S
81 go aud costs vas given IL kSs hscs. n -
iortnnats hound was distinguished ~ -.
~ to law.
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SERIOUS AccIpgSr.-On Tuesday last,
Mr. James j. Wagner. of this city, met with .
painfnl accident In Chesterfield county. He was
riding on horse back, having revolver In his coat
pocket, when the pistol exploded from jar against
the saddle, deposting the ball In the eshy part OF
the left leg. Mr.. W. was taken TO the residence Of
his motherin-law, Mrs. Archer, where he be now
under medical treatment with the prospects of .
speedy recovery.
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ooNskNfioN or OD Sofnsknss--0D ~ oth = -
nary nexe there Will Be tArss soavss:spss - -
soldiers = the War of lti4-oee II Naektnetea
who served their eouBtsy n AAryiaud ane vifelU
- ara other Southern Seatss aTe expeetsd . 49,
ehe eonssnticn On Wnshiugfon cfsy. .s.9.E -.
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DESPERATE NEGRo.--A slave named
Tom, the property Of Mrs. Z. Ball, has been sent
20 the County Court Of Henrico, 70 be tried for
firing pistol as and attempting 70 I'LL Mr. W.
Hancs Mr.. H., II Is said, was riding along the
Brooke Turnpike, when the negro pusposely in-
suited him three tines and on being pursusd and
overtaken BY Mr.. H., hred pistol ~ him.
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An IRIsHaAs ~ AVsrsiA.--Ths principal fortress
By means Of which the Austrain Kmpsror e~sts
his Italian subjects Is commanded BY . nephew %
the Irish sLberator!" So We read In lSsu~koSs
Ns@sLeftsr, which says Es
"rhe. Emperor Of Austria has been grsesossly
pleased to appoint distinguished Irishmss, Cols-
mel the Chevalier Daniel o'Coanell 0Csnner, milS-
tary commandsnt Of the city Of Mantua the stroes.
est fortressin the Australia dominions The Che
Waller is the nephew OF 0'Conneif, and brothse Ct
thejtey. Charles James VConner. - ssaa 80
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GEORGE II. ToMPKlNs, -

GENERAL. AGENT AND CDkLEyrORa
Office corner nth and Bank strees~ fich mond Va,
VIII write up Books make cut kAd Collect Aes
counts. Rent ont Houses and do any other buziness
appertaining 10 General Agency.
de 2f-lm
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ARSON AND RoBBERY.--George Cook,
Mrs. Ann c. Cogin, were examined before the
May or yesterday for robbng and then seetinx Gre
to Mr.. james A. Scotts factory, last Saturday
morning, and sent on to the January term Of the
Hastings Court for final trial. Both prisoners
fess the crimes alleged against them. The amount
of goods stolen, apart from the arson, $oa) 10 suf
nciently great to enszre them capital punishment
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POP, Por, 60 the pop crackers and tor
pedoes, from sundowp till daylight at every cor
ner Of the streets, and yet the police cannot dis.
cover the offenders. These little annoyances ere
bat the fare runners Of tbs approsch of ChTist-
not exploded in places to fright horses or re hons-
a. Christmas comes but once . year, and all In
nocent amusements might then be tolerated even
BY those who participate in no exhiierating pas
times.
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FRuITLEss ArrEHPr.--A fruitlees at
tempt was made last Tuesday night, 70 break into
q Co., on Main street, by forcing the back door
but the fastenings were too secure for the opera
tors. Merchants must look well to their bolts and
bars from until after the holidays, or they
may expect 70 have nocturnal and coatl yIsItorl.
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coSvfcrIos AND sxxfsscr.-Clsxxst.. vh> -
convicted n baltimore, Of The msr1sf e JseeDe
2. white, has been ssntsscsd % tsn ysasu - -
months In the psni.sntiAsy. s J. s, - ~
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A DIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-An
Apersons indebted TO the late Daniel White. (coop
ar Will please make immediate payment 10 me, and
those having claims against him will please present
"'-'" J. L. APPERSON,
de l4-i0t Admir-. OF Dan1 White, decd
900 BUSHELS White Beans, for sale by
LUU 10 THOMAS JONES b co.
A LBEMARLE PlPPINS AND BELL
n FLOWER.-2o bbls. Albemarle Pipplnsand Bell
Flower Apples for sale. a: AnIoNI.
A PPLEs, APPLES. barrels assort-
"A cd apples, for sale. .yropr
4 DAMANTfNE CANDLES.-60 boxes
n Adamantine Candles. In store and for .sie 9y
de 10 WM TAILon.
NEGRO CLOTHING, Of all kinds, cor
IN sistsng OF Coats, 0yeF-Coats, Monkey Jackets,
Pants, Vests, Shirts, Socks, &c, for sale low. M
de- ds II = ~ '1sA NV" WV. IRA SAITH
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the command Of Col Rirhsldson, parskjsd yssssr.
asy afternoon, preceded b. the Arnosy Hand
On reaching the Capitol Square, the corps halted.
whom 4. b Gnigon, Ksq, on bshsh Of tbs con.
pany presented br. HAnoock, their surgeon. with
: eoldsa star, - . mark Of thsir apprsciasioa Of
kfs serTicee. sM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
Prairie l anda for Sale.

SvSnE >nh. crihsr h.s oi,e n ussd acrrs ~ psni'
! e-sirir ia,ids In Jaap Z, Story, Mar sba snf
Frshstn q antics. ~ksh he viii sc s.r cash. o'rx
gre !oe othev prierty rpon thr rrst facnvnhl
s-rp. also 'o' aa- huiis,ne l1tEvf Br ADV
Ard r r-y ssv'ets In n rth Dsvrnra~s.
"a ~ MIvEN q Lt,0Ak
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UNION CAR AM iRtDCE WORN
y. n. SgsDwES-s
Foundry snd Machine Works.

VIZ Fr'iiri Tor Is n,w urs par 4 - ex.ute rg.,
- 3ciA B. inach ~ :. 1t short r,.tiee
80 o - 7ni knrnee i'ou, :. 500 arsr =. xer
tnSiit = iat'' flaDert Gii Ii..rnd an 4 s,,lr.
',ols 81 tiN wcfk. - sol, Hreni IN N. w., -,
.hr manufacture q acCoris Anti iction Mn
trstT; = Fint Iiechinfs for ~. rnrp.,, inien,.
", X 49, inNi'e 'h" ~ iii'n ~ aatt,es r,qarln,
ShafihiE To- hi- htiusiSiie Hang s,s s,s o,,
H"xes. ,tf.rt'r to aatfbiUg ~ ne
"a tise y N''Tntsn viii %" pfd 10 rapsir,ty ms
''s'"'tF, fbd prompt att ntItu ia n H. ali ra .
"'i"r - CT my work r tiie best IN p.nue, .r,
~ part re-, ti'ipr nsct inerv Or renal Inc - 49,.
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