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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-25

Ia addition 70 the foregoing, have several farms thu.
an authorized TO sell upon long credit, some d whh
are we'll Improved. Persons wishing purchase wssd
do well TO call aud examine my list ~ #-+e~
-ALSO- ..... s..e.
700 Of unimprovsd Land In Scott MussAtns,
Clinton, Cedar, johnson, Iowa, Powsshsik, JsspsL
Guthrie, 0rundy, Black hawk, Benton, Buchanan, Sat
Worth, Mischell, Howard and other Counties In tks
state Of I6MAMhch afford me opportunities for ma
King Goodi8yssfmsns For urthor information call 81
the omcso aEORdE L. NICHOLS,
sHe Davenport's Block,
Z Cd n Sacn - and Main trAsf
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Keno.ha Comfy circuit Cour,.

Edward Bain dgdist Jason Hitchcock Wellington Hitch
cock, Harriet itcheock Sarah Ann Hitchcock Mary J.
Hitchcock, Fanny L. Hitchcock, and Phebe Hitchcock
EpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
Btis cause, the 9TH day of May, A. D, 1851 shall
expose for sale and SELL at public auction at the Court
House. in the city of kenosha and County Kenosha and
State Of Wisconsin on Saturday, the eth day August
A. D. 1885,, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon said uy ha
following described mortgaged premises to wit all that
piece parcel lot of land lying and being in the soutI,
quarter Of section No ry-one (3) IN township No
% north ofrange No twenty three 3 east and being
part OF the east half Of lot No. "a in block No forty
FIVE l5 in the third ward of the city Kenosha and
more particularly described follows, to wit common
cling the line of Exchange and al the south
Of land heretofore conveyed by Edward Dodge
TO Henry Mitchell by Deed bearing date the 9th day
ruary A. d. ls45 and fifty feet south OF the north
of said half Of said lot, thence running sob
Exchange Street to the south line said lot sno.I
to be distance Of about forty-six t46 feet thence
said south line to land heretofore conveyed IN,
Porter b. Foster to Henry IT, Tcomb by Deed bearing da 1
the 4h day of May A. d. 1913, and supposed he dis
lance Of about seventy eight 0See thence north along the
west line OF the land conveyed by the said EdwarJ Dodge
to Henry Mitchell aforesaid and supposed to be distance
oabout loryX 6( feet thence along the south line
Of said Mitchell's land to the place of beginning.
Dated Sherih'> Office Kenosha June 23rd, 1851
A. p TYMESON, sheriff Of
t6w2l henosha County,
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Menosha Couuiy Circni, co.,,


ON FORECLOSURE or MORTGAGE
solney French dgt Alfred Foster Mercy Foster his
WIFE William Foster and Sarah Foster his wife and
Phiander T. Briggs 49, ~
bi virtue OF the decree judgment Of said Court made in
the ABOVE ehed cause Cor acon) bearing da the eighth
leth day OF May d. 1851, to me directed shall ex
pose TO sale and sell at public auction to the highest
therefor, at the Court House, the city of Kenosba
sa County Wisconsin, the sth day Of AUGUST n fs57
at two O'Clock in the afternoon of said dav tbe
described in said mortgage, which is as follows ii VII
an the following pieces parcels of land sitf led wing r
being IN the town Of Somers county of Renosha Sa f
Wisconsin, and more particularly pescrbed as follows
south east quarter OF section No. one "a in townsh NJ
Two w north OF range twenty-five or east excepting ana
reserFg thererom strip Of land from of the entire eesi
slde OF aid quarter wide enough make twenty five aerrq
heretofore SOLD to William Burgess Also one other nqrc
in the same section township and range known as The
west quarter of said section No one nm excentnp ana
serving there from parcel in the north west cors
thereof of twenty heretofore sold to William -
being ten chains north and south, by twenty chains
and west Also excepting and reservng therefron On
other parcel ofye in the south corner tbpeof
heretofore sold to T. NJ. VAIL being forty 40l rods NORTH
and south, by twenty [20rods east and west Also one
other parcel IN the township and range snown.end
described follows being the south forty acres of the
south quarter of section No two 2 and being rn
ior rods IN width, from OF the entire length of the south
SIDE OF said quarter section containing in all hundred
ana ten i9l0 acres ofland be the same more orless
Dated az TIE sherns Office, Kenosha, June 9th A. d. 1851
r. W. EVAN, A,P TYMCSON, Sheriff Of
fius Atty. owe Kenosha County
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M ARBLE FAC TORY

GEORGE ACRLEE,
a 9NOUNGES to the peopeof Kcnosla Cfty-and
,<-.t- Il Vicinity. that he has bought ont the
Marble Fs- = ! of JosEPH /. EHLE, and las added
LARGELY =. re Stock, with both
Exaiian and American Marble.
OF. b very best quality and is prepared to furnish
G 9r,ier ali work in the marble line.
E5eing an EAPERIENCEDW0 WORKMAN, he feels
confidence in warranting his
Af9nuasezsfs Tomb Stones, Tomb I'qJZes Oblsesks
Pant Stones,
And all other work wanted, for finish and style to
rival all competition.
PLAZA Raised, Ornamental Ifork, Of airy ckarac-
Ter desired done style to gire entire s1tjsfac-
tom lie respectfully solicits the patronage OF the
Public. ....ae4
EFShop on Pearl street, south side, west Of Main
across from the Post Offiee.
KExosHA June 1S5J.-n1vi6.
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Guardians Sale.

In the Of the guardianship Of the minor heirs of
Elal r. Francis deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY given that In pursuance Of an or
~ der oflceuse made il said matter the 25th day Of
April A. D. 1851 by the County Court Of said county the
undersigned Guardian of said minors viii on the 18Th
day OF July, A. d. 1891, az hepremses be Sold in the
st ward Of the city of kenosha the hour 10 o'clock
A. 5i. otter for sale at public vendue, the following de-
scrhed lands, to wit an that part Of lot No twelve d2
which lies on the west side of Main Street. in block No
fourteen i4 In the first ward the City Of Kenosha in
the southeast quarter Of section thirty 1911 town two
range twenty east, aud dwelling house thereon
JULIA FRANCIS, Guardian
Dated June goth, 1857, owe
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GLASS WARE.

CONSISTING in part of Syrup Bottles, Molasses
" Cans Tumblers-a large variety. Butter Dish
es, Flower Vases, Sugar Bowls, and Creamers COB
lets, Glass Toys, &c, inst opened by
STARkWEATHER g. Co.
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shnuceFy Sale.

STATE Of IPiscoasit--O Circuit Court KeaoJsa county.
Charles L. Cornish Complainant Betsey Ann Davenport
Slias Davenport, Collins Knapp, William Scarlet and
Barton +. Clark defendants.
R4 VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
- this cause on the 18th day Of January, a. D. 1851
sa expose Tor sale and sell at Pablo Auction the
Court House in the City Kenosha ON FRIDAY lie soy
enth day Of August A. d. 1851, at the hour Two O'Clock
IA .e afternoon the following described mortgaged lands
satisfy the amount mentioned in said decree viz all the
following pieces or parcels of land lying being in Ke
hosha cate kacne County, State of Wisconsin, and DESERT
be and known as the southwest quarter section six
town one north Of range twenty three east containing one
hundred and sixty acres Of land also the half Of the
southeast quarter Of the above named section containing
eighty acres of land.
q A. a.sP. T1MESoN, Sheriff qf Reaasia Comfy
~ ~ ,I , hy.losha 'ahe ZZnd, loo' 7w2
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Ayers Catharticr Pills.

CIV THE sciences Of Chemistry. and Med
= ~ - r'ine have been taxed their utmost to
J AXSe%Jy Il produce tllis he>t, most perfect pur.
TsA5y-4 gatNe which j. known 70 'aan. In
<f,lG~u Vulnerable proofs arr s30wn that
II S Sgs -, These tfHs lrtNe .irtcas .hich sur
~ VI y lass in excelenee IL ordinary med.
- ~ iffN tineS, and that they wja uHpreceden.
~ teddy upon the Of MI men -
a They safe and pleasant to take
put powerful to cure Their penetrating properties kn,
Lite the vital activities of the body remove the Instructions
o its organs, purify the blood aud cXpe disease They
purge out the foul tars which breed grow deinper
action and impart healthy tone wit strength 10 the Whole
system Not only do they cure the every day complaints Of
everybody, but also formidable ard dangerous diseases hs
have baied the best of human sll. Wife thew produce
powerful effects, they IRE, at the time III diminished
doses the safest aud best pysic employ children
BENG Snsarcoate 'hey are pleasant 60 take and being
purely vegetable, are tree from any ri or arn Cures
have been made which urpass beefwere they Dt
ated ~ men ei saS tNaited position and character
forbid the suspicion Of untrnh. Many eminent cery
and physicians have lent their names to certify tie pub
lie The responsibility OF my remedies whie elders haze
the assurance ofer conviction that my prpartons
contribute Immensely to the relief Of my afflicted suffering
felow-fien.
The Agent below lailed is pleased to gruis! gratis my
American tiulanac containing dire pEs for he use and
CostiveEess Bilious Complaints, Rheumatsru Drousy
HeartbHrn Headache arising from foul stomach NtsIssa
Indigestion Morbid Inacton Of tie ,ovrels isi1 S
thererom Flsiueney Loss Of appetite, an Ccerous and
Cuianeous Diseases which require cfaluaut Medicine
9crcnla or Kings evil They also, by purifying he blood
ana stimulating thsagtemi cure auy complaints which it
%oud nt hesHpposed uey couli reach, such Deafness
Partial Kindness Neuralgia, and Nervous Irritabty De
rduEetntiIss OF LlFcf ana Gou
kindred complaints arising from low state OF the hod or
distinctions ofts functions.
Do hot be put OF by nprincipe Dealers with some OTTER
pm they make more profit on Ask for iye,s i9s. and
take nothing else. Ne other hey can give y0u cornar
with this IN rs intrinsic value, gratise powers The
have it. ~
Ereparcd BY mr.. >. &. AMER.
Erdcttct5 cd -fno2ytfcd' (IeHttSi, Lo5reH 5GSs
Sold by q RqBysQS II. 7. WEST, and s. ARKwE,ruER &
~ kencsfa; Thorpe Gorton, Racine; b. * Cory & Co
Maukesan O. sheldon, Burlington; Rice SteJman,
Milwaukee; J H. Reed Co, Chicago, and by al Drsr
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

than btte required q my Kind Lsey eoopisai
! an oi Hiieh is the result = DIS GAsLp LINN.
aaa h aud s F.s idsssn e u5 e.
~ rsaers e lie syssea % aiI, dc'oiepeI 1id
Na"#rt = almost entire}yfA ieiendeut the healthy
NJ ~ e e6iri i Il 'f sat the f e 4:
qneaeeof one orsieS LvfR---6aving ceased
r, t. m st II. aI,sA5- Of tat ors"n Of the
more than swc&t! years = and remedy where
" Y, "eeas the many PA2 IeraaeeInehS to which il
+" ~ re'.e . az. szss
with ii Slt n AZ '2'G "a amy amy
o. i fora ht- butto try aV1 bottle. and conviction is
.ovgouna has beep> ,-f9raicd tycds-sivin, gums
anu attracting that par FS which is soluble the
ali or Lad matter @ 1l ron, 's sys Eg' saPry
ins IN ,eir place health 10 dow OF hft inyigoratGq
t lSd rv lsasiGs . sest we'll Pugiigs
ns raieaI cure zitAout say IF III adi.agreeab ie
9 @ ei.rls Iit ~ usng| - AIo MEL ar Nj
oas .ct ealing, Il at to relieve The
sLaReh ana prevent tlle focl from rising and
only taken fore r. firing prevents nigh
Only one dose taken at . night looseua the bowels
One &c AIKEN otter eaeA meal win cure Dyspepsia
h9She lose 81 two tea L~ns srooniuls will always
Ss.e eote taken for ie Tmalc obstruction removes
oaly desc imnied ateiy relieves eh"iic while
One dose often repeatedyF1is cure for CnoI-
One s a se4 F Witty Ssye %
= ~ LIoU Us ArrAcKs 80 while il relieves oil painful
t@0nly one st1e saz n,eled to throw ont of ,h.
system tha ,ttees q med ss cine after long sickness
yenownc q p unnatural - color from the skin
a1Fee aadev sE s ts 3od ais yss1 ' y
0he aoSe often REPEATEDLY cures c II DIN A.
.a,plass 4 s@dst 70 e frs5 doe,
,shs fr @g ee5ss gHnTfge stacks eaused by worms,
or Q sIseder remedy in the wcrld, tasr-r fais
4her9 no e4'EgeTa tien<4 these statement; they
are b|@1" Sc er facts, ~ that can give evidence
mons t. slime nSiaitsSS-4 f4reT. - @f"'
We ais Infinite pleasure recommending his medicine
&h ~ anu Af
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Guardian &nRe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Omar.
dian Of JAM Kelley Jr by virtue license from the
County Court OF KenoSa county, viii sell at auction TO me
highest bidder al the front door the Court liope in the
city oIkcnosa on the 25th day Of July A. D. 1851 between
the hours Of one O'Clock and two O'Clock Ia Tie afternoon ar
said day, all the following described land 10 y TIE west
ha Of the north east quarter OF NJ twenty three
(2l in township No. one north Of range No fweiy-wn
III east Also, parcel nt acres from on The north pn
Of die east half Of the north quarter Of the ao
tom containing in all ninety 1901 Of according
to government survey, De the less all in ta
town Of Pleasant Prairie Kenosha county Wisconsin
Kenosha, July I, 1851. JAMES KELLEY Sen
oWo Guardian.
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PRINCE & CO.'S
IMPROVED MELODEONS
TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE Z. S.,
Employing Two Hundred Hen,
EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEE
Divide d S ell

@ s By Letters Patent 22d May 1850 by means
q s s@sh Solo Passages may be played with the full
power :, te instrument, while the Accompaniment is soft
anu hereafter all melodeens made by US, viii
DC Iuhlshea win THIS attachment teioW extra charge.
From tie Commercial Adrerfissr July 81 1853
Messrs. Prince Go. could realize handsome fortune
by dsposng Of rights 10 other manufacturers Ia us their
new Improvement but they prefer to make IL feature
in their Instruments it only be bained by purchasing
one of their manufacture"
1t eight years since commenced the manufae
ture of this celebrated Musical Instrument during
which time We have finished and sold nearly NINETEEN
THOUSAND Voluntary testimonials of the excellence OF
our Instruments from the distinguished Professors of
Music il different parts of the United States have from
time to time been received Thus far have said but lit
tie and our advertisements seldom for the
that we could not supply the demand We have lately
erected one Of the largest and most perfect manufacturing
Establishments in the United States and think that
VIC can h orders promptly. We therefore give the latest
testimonial we have received
'' NEW York, 18th Oct, 1855.
Sc A. PRINCE & Co, -GeaflemeaT Double Reed Me-
lodeon has arrived, and most charming Instrument is
1t has been played on by Haiaee Doc Hodges, VIM Ma
son. aud host Of others, and they all pronounce it
the most beautiful toned reed instruments they have
touched. Very respectfully, JAMES r. HALL"
We are not that the above mentioned Meodeau is
IN any particular superior TO those daily finishing
and we can assure those who inclined TO favor with
their orders that they will be furnished with instruments
equally as good Our Instruments all finished in Rose.
wood cases and the Workmanship is of the very best quail
ty The styles and prices are
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= 1t. Frssr For TIE l-r-e surface e,.o,.sa
to electric atmosphere. The irr,erta,grr
NM ettlls vii aIT faor' the laef that at
! Nil mospheric electricity, or lightning rass.
! m evtrr nj surface become die me as he d
MI capacity for any. given carigctnv nue..
MI G5a. When electricity IS conrnunica.
| w ted 70 conducting body, itdocs not dis
tnolte itseifaofia shroagh de whole
mass but exclasirty upon the surface.
n [Draper's Chemistry, Lestarc XNXyI
kR page 1907 FL sefllest size Of Ibis con
lisa auetor presents a surface Of more t'lsu
aSs@--~ Two inches. Tise surface # the Shire.
1850 aSN eights round issa E.d ia usc. is
| IS " fsssssss@ less than an ineh ani lalG
| USSrsA SECOND. For TIE conducting poWerat
b $780, ,ae material Copper has a; least eight
| sSr%NxSS liuieS the capacity 9. iron &c the same
sssSSja size and form, making the smallest Of
kN4Nz$iHNA iaese conductors equal 60 rcd )
E&KsSAlasEA inches in diameter Copper Is eight
times good Iron, q the same seror IN eonlsetS
power and Therefore e be preferred ion Seieatte
TuIRp. FOR Durability Copper Is little aeci,l bv ezpo
sure, whereas IRON becomes covered with rust and nt All
npa,rs r 'enSasnns power but il ew years ehtre
FoURru. In the mode Of connecting: This Is lonat
teriappns the sections and rivetis with tic same y n
N such manner rs to present to The eye eonel,
and TO the siectTissl foisuFfacA 'S rcd
FIETH, In respect 60 stability. Tai. /. tI.s ~ ~,
psrayey less weight the conductors 49, lt q com
81 insalaor asea, and the ingenious Eaets 81 ea US Aih
whole 20 the Building. The upper se@tea 4 h'ls 10
constructed as 10 appear uniform Ss ne ,,i . ~, !,
ana stil posses the additional strs9gtA ra,ir NV's
siXIp Asregards appearances Il Is ies5ssi4 s, .
ng rs superiority oytr ether rod ia this 49,, =
/ pa t33t u every cfserNeE
] ~-ysStH In point Of economy The stl,. "a. -.
py ro'as,%Fs saws 90 hsen greatly used i ewing = H.
I5n;,ss y stances can'1 he ei;esi uher,
Snaea eAtes seHeriyleat buildings have es ii
<,r,p 81 ~ s = = ost Of sla2 per feots bun by a.
80 ar, -, " esent invcrtan all ire saTsnte
= M - anFe BY first co~t 10 tlsisans1 nj
he co9 S = tSst which has usually tra5 Isij for
elf, ~ sAy EVthng a The mere .srr,,; ana s{a-
lnon red. - '''- e8f' t1ah the com
Thee reds arc put Up in cases, coavtnseB. e.
ttAtloo, III thc fel complement If xtaS
esss cont ans Esai4 conductors ea..s fsi.
pFlssS feFty ieei az copper, one eect-O-t lated -
hFsnsh Vc1t SIX inSsIatoTs and the requisite
'fhey are furnished 70 Agents by the ase Wiz
siye right 70 dispose Of them TO be used IA e;s Ac.-
cd territory, on very advantageous teggss
/ ss~ Al orders VIZ Re promptly afehTs3 N ~. SLID
I ng, (42tfl N.gCONkLIN. kenos..s. Va -
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a. PERM, star, Stearine and Tallow Candies ear
- Always be found at the City Drug Store of
STARKWEATHER & Cos.
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IFdc'tc1t4 sd -fnotytfcd' (Ief1tsi, Lo1reH bass
so'dby Z. Ran.vsoS, II. T. wrsr. and
Co. kenosha; Thorpe Gorton, Racine b. s Cory Co
Nauhesan O. sheldon, Burlington Rice & Stei5lman
Mnwankeei J. II. Reed Co.. Chicago, and by al Drgr
el9e9' :. $1,000 ~ snlSl
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In Portable Case:
Blinds. Blinds. Blinds !

LIVERY variety Of Window Binds manufactured to orde
- Short notice, at IiAMBR00KS SASH Door and Bin
Factory LIST door east of City Bank.
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WTOEEE's Agomatac Schoe9an SchRapy,s in
w quart and pint bottles ar
STARKWEATEER'S
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StEEg JAMES, Cheeseman's Madame Raivin.s
- s. Johnson's Eemafe PITS at
STARKWEATHER 6. Cos
FENEEE celebrated Hycean Iahollug TaDor. and
Il Cherry Syrup, for sale by
STARKWEATIIER
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LATEST NEWS.
Y Herald
Eli fh",.r'- Pia" OF Em ig.asion ss"inx Ahead
--GreHt Prospects Tor Old Sirginia.-resribic
ENsitruseni aud Fan all Round, Ar., Ae.. Ae.
MnKrEsrER Anil Z lS51.

Mr.. BENNETT -
DEAR Sm-Since tho publication of my letter
ia the HERALD and your admirable editorial on
the regeneration of Virginia. have received let
ter> from Tennessee. North Carolina, Kentucky
aud in grra, numbers from Western and South
ern Virginia, all heartily approving the scheme
aud all carnesty entrcating rs To send our colo
MES IL their respective localities.
We have already beeu offered over 5000, o0a acres
OF Virginia land al prices VARYING from 80 cents to
dollar per There never Wa a more suspicious
time for resueitating the "Cid Dom MON" The pep
pie are waiting for the friendly invasion TO des eope
the which nature has beautifully entruS-
ted 10 her aud To give her that proud positon among
the States to which her wealth aud influence will
then entitle her.
Bat we must look ont for the first show nj sickly
philanthropy and eliminate 1t from the company iii
shall happen 10 be introduced
We must be Il business concern. Ii is no part of
our purpose to mike women aud children cry, or to
subserve he interest oil any political asfirnnt tell
you we want business meu acting on business ptnci.
pies and ouy. Whatever will stand the tt,t OF the
hard dollars We will allow Whatever cannot We
must get out of the WY.
We must sbape our course according to the law
and the profits
As soon as they get our charter through nj Alba
will bring some letters to give you idea of our
ceptance among Southern men. You Will like their
tone
house They came 10 make applications for joining
the very first colony for Virginia. Good fellows.
Truly yours,
H.
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Flint in the vcw yorl Genera. Assembly

ALBANY, y. =, Apni li.-l esterday. III the
lInu>e Of Representatives. the revised statutes
came up. l,ug,and somewhat personal debate
ensued during which Mr. Beck with, of Wash
ngton, alluded TO article i'll the knickcrbock-
er denouncing Gov. King, and declared that its
writer must have been dirty political scay"n-
ger.
After these remarks, Mr. Hastings, editor of
the Knickerbocker, went to Mr.. Bcekwiih's chair
and told him that when he had closed his political
term he (IIastngs) would settle with him for the
words he has spoken.
Mr. Beck with, in the presence of the House.
then struck Mr.. Hastings violent blow, which
glanced off and hit Mr.. Cameron. u member of
the House
The House was instantly the scene OF intens"
cxcitcmcnt which was increased considerably by
a man in the gallery falling ina fit.
Mr. Beck with. when order had been restored
appeared at the bar and apoogi-ed to the House,
a Committee Of investigation was appointed
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p'rO,, ~ a-t,IsIgiOsa.

WAsluNGToN, April ll.-flhere were 100 ap
,licants for the six Land Offices in Nebraska. Mr..
hapman. delegate from the Territory, recon-.
,cnded residents only. and secured three Of The
ilices for them, but the outside pressure prevent
d the ehiire accomplishment Of his wishes.
The follow 'ng persons are said 10 have been
ppointed Dacotnh Distrct-John {. Turk, Re
is,er, and John r. IL. Patrick, Receiver South
'att Dstrict-Isnac l.. Gibbs, Registrar, and
,dward De,lond, of Alabama. Receiver. Ncha,
IA District-Groige IL. Nixon of Tennessee,
registrar, and Andrew Hopkins, of Penusylya-
in. Receiver
There j. little doubt That Governor lard will
removed. |! is successor has not yet been de-
lphutfl.
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New York, April 1.-The steamer New
York sailed to-day for Glasgow with % ra>son'
gers.
BosToN, April 1.-THE steamer Niagara ar
rived here to day from Halifax. Her mails for
the South were dispatched South in the afternoon
train, and will he due in New York at midnight.
HALIFAX, April 1l.-1he steamer Europa ar
rived here to day, outward bound for Europe,
and sailed again at haIfpsst O'Clock, with
weather calm bat raining.
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Cotton az New Urlenus, &c.

ave had no effect upon the Cotton market which
on,inue, duh, with sales Of mddng at l3A-
'hc Canadians alvjces caused much dsappoint
rent
Freight> II Liverpool remain last quoted,
3D. butte llnvre they are easier and Sc has been
cccpted. Exchange ON London has been done
day nj = per crut for a | signatures; 60 day
ills on New York aud Philadelphia are quoted
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-14
Eoln ISOute- in Trouble ia Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. April l0.-Quite row oc
urrcd at the theatre here last evening. 1t was
he benefit night of Lola Montcz. and she wanted
nrpri n,tenl Of green bnze ON the h,or of the
Tag. Tue stage manager refused this and mp
ealed To the audience, when war of words to"k
lace between hi and Lola. The manager 4f
rwaras made a speech, aud so did Lola. She
fused Ia play. and Tia money taken was return
{, the ticket holders