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Notice to the Public

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W. 10 ls5s.-stf " - ''''''''
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HARDWARE EMPORIUM,
TNE PV4ET SOUND WESLEYAN INSTITUTE

Located IT Olympia.
TNIIE next term Of this Institution will commence on
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Rev. lSAAgDH.LON, Principal
Mrs. |. nRION, Prc'Cp,ress, and teacher Of
French, Drawing Painting, Music and Needle Work
TUITION;
weeks, 50 90
" Common English branches, 90
Higher, 8 90
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" Ancient and Modern Languages
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Incidental expenses for fuel, &c, added.
This school will he continued On the ground floor
Of Masonic Hall.
few boarding scholars can be accommodated In
the house Of the Principal upon asonable terms.
j. F. DEV0RE, Agent.
Olympia, Jan. so, 1851. loft
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20
INTERVIEW WITH THE CONVICT JAMES
RODGERS.

One of reportars yesterday 70 the Tombs b.
have interview with James Rodgers, now confined
there under conviction Of the murder Of Swanstou Ho
found him confined in his cell the barred window cf
which two young sisters stood bathcd In and
yersng with their brother one Of the very
pretty and interesting and seemed quite by her
emotions Tho family Irsh and consists Of fourteen
children Of whom three brothers and three sisters
America, and the remainder dead or still remain
Ireland James s still hoy, hardly ls years old
lie born Longford in Ireland and removed With
his parents TO this country he has lived chiefly Wood
bridge, New Jersey. and has been only short time
TINS cy Ills parents now reside here, IN Twelfth street
between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
Tho appearance Of the prisoner is simply that Of
dysh h'y who In drunkenness killed citizen, although
law attaches 10 tho fatal consequences o inchriaton, when
results IN murder, the full penalties u that crime
committed the act for which James y now to suffer AL
not any malice in the h art of the youth
In his personal appearance there nothing else remark
able except this look of quiet noensivencss vcrcng
with undevelopcment and ignorance lie has tho medium
height Tor hiS age, light complexion brown hair and
mild blue eye. It's sisters insisted that simply
possible that he should have killed man because
as they said he s unnid hearted" They say has
always been kind and brother and that their father
and mother had only him 10 depend urOn with the tc
that they DO 10 help them. hut with that persistent
affection and disregard oi oil considerations adverse tc the
beloved theory characteristic OF the lower cass ~ the
Irish they affirmed unhestatngly that there wls no evi
dcnce whatever against their brother, that u
all the fault Of the jury, and other things
equally absurd, provided only they we're cal
~ their affection. Tho youth himself seems overcome
with sadness and depression. II almost impossible to
arouse him long enough from his sad thoughts o rot from
him any connected statement whatever, lie did not at,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20

Mobile bar where she met the steamer Fashion, Captain
Caugbn, with the artillery brigade, the medical stan,
some OF The privates, and large quantity OF arms NUM-
tons and provisions on hoard.
The Dick Keys transferred all on board Of her 70 tho
Fashion, and Capt Caughn Immediately tnrned tho Prov
OF his iata reghed vessel towards the shores a Ncara-
qua,
MOBILE. Nov ~, 1857.
The New Orleans and Mobile mail boat CALIFORNIA; has
arrived and Walker and his fellow passengers not on
board.
The whole party transferred from the California 10
the steamer Dick Keys, which was waiting In tho lower
hai Dor for the California.
The Dick Keys had board considerable quantity OF
arms and ammunition, and probably some men.
very few OF the became faint hearted seeing
the IN plements o war board the Keys, and
readily allowed TO come On to this city
As soon as Walker and his placed aboard tho
Keys, she hastily steamed down the bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20

tempt TO deny ~ tho sisters did that he drunk on
that fatal night he persists in saying that he has no re-
collection whatever OF the kin and that he does not be-
eve nc did ITO sadtho two oys we're taking him home,
on account OF hs being so unk and that he knows
nothpg ABOUT 10 says tht he slept all tho next
day and that when he ted he had fears what
ever OF being convicted, he did think possible
that man could commit murder and know nothing
about IT. 70 mat nc came willingly back to the city.
Inc prisoner - Catholic, but has not yet seen tho
priest He cannot make up his mind think upon death
he u so yonng He seems IA hope that pardon will
arrive for him from the Governor that something will
yet occur TO prevent the execution Of the penalty OF the
law still nothing has been even applying
Tor pardon they are, as he says, poor and have
no friends, and don't know what 10 do.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20

IfFWM Ule = Tf7It ~ FII7F =
Fasr gEsRNxy, oct -, 1882.
An express has us arrived fr,m TIE na quarter. -
the Utah army. NJ nging the nlormaiou thai IN N0r-
have burnt seventy I've q Russell 20 wagons,
loaded with uhss,enca stores fpr the army and arc hpru
ipp the prairie eraSs jesse Jones bad been taken pr.o
and carried n sat lake and cars ale entertained ior
his safe,y ne dragons a. Laramie, DAYS
ago thev were sonz but would most hgely o~e her
horses a. they bad % corn or grass. The Aormons
.raay ,b,f tbe trpcps shall the valley ant Col
ohrston says that b. viii he lives, vner In sat Lake.
- yo1 na not BE- surfs sed g. hear 4 aghtng ere
great while. and they once commence, think that
Ine sam vii havs % send more uooF~ before shey get
rosscssOn ~ the cay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20

Nr 7scgtRAH AiRsreH, afnCrE the last Of The Il
Tho Revolution died n Newton. csng c0unty Onpr On
tie sh instant the rairarchs of one hundred and
rirc years. Hc was bern Nary land IN lTtS entered
the ~ the Revolution a. ts commencement. ant
NAMED jn the army until = close Tie TIE battle
of Germantown frequently saW Washington al oil oUa
VctaSCu. 4s sentinel guarded h.s tent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20
THE CANAL STREET TRAGEDY

DEATH or HAMILTON AT THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL.
Henry y. Hamilton tho young who was morusly
wounded whiIc engaged in an anray with man named
John Moroney, Ia "A drinking saloon In Canal street on
Monday, died at the New York Hospital Wednesday
evening from the effects of the injuries received Dr Ray
the house surgeon, made post morem examination of
the body when pistol balls found lodged the
substance II the brain. Coroner Hills notified In re-
gard the natter when he repaired b. the hospital and
,mpannclled jury of the following named gentlemen ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20

TAnts ~ JERsEy Crry.-The Assessors Of Jersey City
have completed their labors, and hcd their hooks with
the city clerk They have returned the real or the
city at valuation Of si2 e53 $40 and the personal pro
rcriy ~ fl4s6,75o Tie following a table q taxes
assessed upon each ward -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20

The Board met last evening, John Clancy, Esq Prcsi.
dent in tao chair
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

vNhk Proprietor Is nov prepared 10 eI-cute ever
j variety 81 machinery at short notice.
superior steam Engines from 6to 100 hor ~ loN er
ENGINES Laths Pianers, Grist Ills, land all d-scrp-
tions OF mill vcrh. Also. sole agent n the West 70,
the manufacture of hcCord's AGii-Yriction Horse
Power; superior saehines for the purpovr intended
lie would invite the attention of parties reQuirin ~
Shsftins u his Adjustable Hanger and Reif-Oilipa
boxes, superior TO anything In use.
Parttcuisr Alteration viii be paid 20 repairing ma
chinerv, and proinI. attention given to oil urd.rs
propose / execute my work IN the hest manner aud
ask parties reuring machinery or rsps,rins 10 fayor
mt with their orders Castngr VI oil kinde supp,Ir,
10 order. wofks On Third street. opposite the Ga
holic burying grouuh. dec2ydaSiy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17
REAL ESTATE.

/ nEAL EOlAlE.
JUGllS L1'T.lysuE,
LAND A G E N II.
| 0f1Ses h Atehtsen'. Meek, 1ccssA Sasses,
ssswcsa Msia sad nsady.
Timber Land.
111 ACRsS iarse b~autifni fimbcr, - mile
fps, Davenport; prics ~ pr acre; wi b,
divided to suit purchssers.
improved Farns.
2se acres highly Improved Il, M; miles from Dsv.
port: 100 IN cultivation, qua bosrd tsnes
sag orange, hssss, s,A1'e. etc.
A beautiful farm ~ miles from Davenpsrt-loO
acres-6O acres ia cultivation. part tiu,ber new
hous., stable, etc
mile. from Davenport; " acres; 90 acres I'M
prove,i-aO UNDERSTANDINGS water, house, sta
bic, etc.
3is acrev miles seom Dsvenport-'N acres N
fence, i+O IN high state Of cultivation, 13S
acrss timber. large orchard, Two Eod wells Of water
large house With rooms, stables, outea.dns, 'te
Smiles from, oAvenpor-4o .scre. In cui,ivsr,oc
sood house, stable, etc
~ niHrs tionh OASeupoIb-i&Vs setor, sh i0u$''
60 in cultivation 20 acres timber 20 acrrs prai-
ri- house, stable, etc.
3,nle. from psvenpcrt-s ~ aerr>: 10 acres in cul
tivaion, part timber, laree ne. hons-, good barn.
etc, ctr.
II miles from DAvenport-S0 acfr-, ~ scres In
cultivation, good house, stable, etc.
I? miles from pavenport-So acres; 60 acres 'in
cultivation, god house, stable. etc.
- miles frsm Dasrnpor,-so Acres; 60 acres IN cu-
ttvstion. n acres splendid timber. balance prsirio
large orchard. running watsr. house. large stable.
smoke house, etc.
Is milo, from Davenport 81 acr-s-sllin cutivs.
ton; house. stable; etc.
lami,es from Davenport, 50 Aere.-sii in s-nc. s"'
cultivation.
200 acres IN rnc- anil cultivation, oil ths dubuque
road, I mile from Davenport.
~ prairi- land; miles from Davenport besu-
tiful view over Rock Island. Ms.issipIi AMI Daven
port.
II cultivated. And n large amount Of uDimprov'd
land IN Soolt Comfy.
number of huIs.- lots AND vSc Mt lsts, plea SAINT
ly -itnaied in different parts Of Davenport Fr sale
on favorable terms.
IS i-sutiful lots In North Dav.nport-tcrmr iibe5-
aiy- Apply 10 "
iyI5tf JULIUS LYTANCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

DesM elueS River Land for sale
L.1ND DEP.AREME.ST.
DesMot~<s Rtvey Novigntioa o~d r r %.
OrTuuwA Iowa. Apr!l ~. tS6e
sGNHR undersigned hereby gives notice, that fhis
ono" IL nov open for the sale ~ these valuable
sis They viii BE- sold on long credit AID IN lots TO
ith means Ard wishes of purchasers.
,yfurther information desired IN relation 10 thosf
sswtl be furnished on application ~ This of1ca
! mail or otherwise 0EO 4 PERKINS,
tmsyieitD Lana Commissioner
LAHp.DE = ARSuES.
DEE MOInEs NAVIGATION Co
nNthe sivtcenth day Of June. next, the ofnoe b.
~ she sse oS the lands 81 this company will yor
removed from this place 70 Fort Des hoines.
These lands viii b. sold on long credits. and ir
lots TO suit the means and ~ishes OF trrchssersr
gro n pERKfNS
Land C.n,miss,cn@
C,,uIuvs oWa Sc svcT dsVs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

BOOKS.
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Our slock oaun1sss Of -
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GOLD PINS PAPgR
VISITING CAkDs. PRINTING PAP1n
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Transparent Cursalnf, Rod
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T0eetbes with al srtcies usually kept in Doohstnrea
which they wsL eeil o.
CHEAP AS rHE CHEAPEST
at either
WHOLESALE % RETAIL
Cash paid for clean Cotton and Linen Ran
jsn5Sdavu 0EO. W. ELLIS 90.
Vttau Paper.
TAN nov receiving from the manufacturers. ov,
i IS 600 rolls Of Wall Pape. and Borders which
y. II. WARREN.
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Stationery.
gTNAE finest rtock Of Stat onery offered In this
i fk-t, Is DOW arriving at
IN wARREN's.
(MsyodtD kock Island.
QLANK BOOKS u every description nov be
ID had at wARkEN'S,
imaybttO Rock Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17
al Acres Pine Timber Land for sale

TNuR sHhscriber win SCI valnshe tract of heavy
/ Timber Land Of $40 acres In wisconsin, situated
near ST. Croix Pals waclf River. and rrnning
back . small Lake. being the section line
The Hudson Lake Superior Railroad will pass along
side ~ 1t, N mt through IL n ~ the most beau
tifu locations r. the West; village IL now sprngin9
mp In the Immediate vicinity, and the land will do
well Ia lay ont In village lots. A Saw Min Il being
ctsd this beautiiul stream within few rods Of
this land; the above land Il verv cheap ~ A20 pr
Also I01 acres Pine Timber Land Of the frst
quality on the hanks Of the Chippeway, where ts-
logs can be easily foat"d down into the Mississippi,
to msrkf The above pre- erty wili be s,ld a, bar
gain; said land Is free and clear from oil inrumbr
ance. Te ms rasy. Por further PARTICULARS enqnire
o. tn- subscriber, No. LeClaire Row.
!eclstif L. L. HCLCONB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17
JOB PRIN TING
BANKERS.
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BANNING.
rAl.LMAA, POWkRS I MCLEAN
D.lyN kER6,
lul Dealers d IxehaDge,

q q " m port low -
:l(lrs, 1vslv sevee1 1essrsea Sscs~d s~1 7Ase
Sersess.
ENXCHANOg on sil she principal cities Of ~ UtA
II ted States. Great Britain. ireland, and consi-
-ntsi kurop~ touaht and sid.
kos~s and d. arts cole cssd, and proceeds renteS
@ any part " tA~ united Ststes. ~ lcwsss rates
S1chanss.
COLLECTIONS ~ nctes d. sfSs, aeceents, esseis' an
nhsr,sncss made In aii parts cf The uniscA SaA'ss
iansdas and kurcpe
$40, - aud bonds bought sad sold % suaAlseiss
and dividrnds culiectsd.
IAsd Warrants bought, sold end located.
kleAaAes - lIsies N ~ Ualse6 osass
Carpenter 1 vermiise, Nee Yosh saty.
Albany CITY Bant. Albany. New York:
ou6Alo City hsnh, baGAlO. New Tosh;
kank " Ccmmerce. toston, 0Assethusstts.
fradeso,en's RAnk. Phladeiphia. p~onsyivan
nsrch 4 Manufscturgs' Bank. rttsearg Pe
nckm d Go. baltimore. Nd,
Siit.orr btoth-Vtcn Cincinnati. Ohio.
Laras 4 Simonds, ~ Ious, No:
Citixens' BAnh, New Orls-n.. -;
kk Swtr, hroth~v 4 Johnston. Chicago. 1i.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17
STAPLE GOODS,
NEW GOODS.x

.A.VDRESEyN BROTHER,
Corner Sd srteet and Western Are.,
A'OCLD respectfully call the attention OF the pub
Wv lie TO their IArYe stock OF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORK
FOUNDRY,
KNOXVILLE,
CHICAGO, ILL.
HAPo, S,lis, Brackets, Trussrs, Columns, ete sf
~ the latest patterns made to order.
Information % 70 pr,ces, etc, may he obtained q
che once oi Srons, booasa aid boyIs0Ios, Daven-
porte block Nc 8, Davenport, Iowa.
SrONE, BOOAkRA BOTTOM,
msrchlvdu Pr0prietors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

VS01 Arm q esus1eu. y. nott Co., n Dubrese
= = - e1k9slses - nueual conssns, 0sisht,
oesn oNkstt, a Davenport, having solA their 10.
tersss y 3. 3. Wtaen snd The basn~se viii b. -.
|tase4 less ~ 49, = ssandsr', we~sss = Co..
..A..... sss:s:sss, ssssss,sk ~: x:.Hss sg.sses: ! s.:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17

A. ~. MILLER,
General Land A gent.
!ufers Lands, Locates Lond Warrants
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE,
Rents Houses and Farms.
COLLECTS RENTS. PAYS TAXES,
AND ATTENDS PROMPTLY TO
~. RUstncss iptvWstcd "a hts cnre
DFFlCE OVER THE POST OFFICE,
Davenport, Iowa.
have a lerR- quantity Of City snd County prop
erty f-r sale reasonable tsrms: octI6
For Sale.
AONR hundred and twenty Binding lot. In Al
~ Addition I. the town Of Port Byron.
The" lots eligible and handsomely situated on
she bank Of the Mississippi. They vii be sold IN res
tonAbi- lerms
Pnr particulars inquive OF Messrs. Durfee. Pratt
Co.,; Prrt Byron. Charles J. Rosers. RsI., IrCaire,
Cofoin b Dow Davenport. or Of the subscriber.
JAMRe NAY.
~ The subscriber has numte r'.>s de.ir BILE pie
fcrof land In aud rear the cities n Davenport and
y<CIaire. amp the town Of Port Byron, that
sIa res to sell. tOctlMf in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17
J. ". WILEY,
g. y. Go.uM T.,

De>iss 10 CAsiss vsnny 0vn~er'es. Provssons. Pvc
1vss, - OsssoA g., b. Brady and Main. nsvsn
Oest, IsVa. oesS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

INBn sub>criler tecps constantly on hand Ill goal.
/ isis and thickness~s Of Dry ChtcasS kumber at
hk yard on the oorueS " Rock Island end ~ sts,
y1od1y " WUoULxn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-17
. . /. ,sv.nvuI o. .. pu1sAu
MITCHELL. 4 PUTNAM.
As..~sv. s.d Counsellor at Law, Davenport lows
l.. r. PAN e z @.

Aw>.>e, - os,waealoy a I.sv, end Notary Public
PegVssuIav ssse~s~n psid 70 CONVEYING and evam
no6ss q LssA Titles. 00es on Brady st.. 70 VI
SAervazr banAinQ. octio
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0O0EOPATHDC MEDICINE.
DR. YDlNCH, H. p.-fs ~ consulted st his Dispen-
sasy, . nsaAy. betvsen Fourth and tifth streets
deily, frsa 10 O'clock A. n. I'LL tP y Restdenos
osssA-sast esrses Drsly end Bntesnfh streets.
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Eleven nest Desirable Building
Lots,

T1NHH South fractional half Of block rs tsevcnty
ev-l corner OF IL Claire and Frunt Streets, sub
DIVIDED Into eleven lots suitable for commodious
s.ares, and Commission Houres. Ia ofs red 10 least
or the above named term. Conven'.bt etebnbe a
landing with proximity to the RsilYcsd depot make
peculiarly desirable for business prtpSss. In
rir.o; vm r HtInFfrR, Tss: D.vsLlrrt o
. DAWSON b hUr1. Davenport Del
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al,lHANAN q yONNN,

avessevs At Law Omc. No 3 Horman's Block
ns,p street, John johns, L. 8. Commissionr'
Ter Csurt 81 Cains
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For Sale Cheap.

on ACRES Of Sne Prairie ~ I mile soutA -
CO Fulton Depot, with dwelling house ;he,eon'-
This property can be bought upcn the st reasonable
ternS. EnQuir- ~ q. E. HCBBELL.
fmsyedtr Lsnd Aisr
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CLOAklNG CLOTHS.
8 III A w Il = .

Long and Square Broche, andBsy state shawis, BRO
che Scarfs, &c.
Also nire variety of
LADIES' OPERA HOODS,
Cot forts. vic,orines. Qoil:sd and Hoop Skirta.
HOSIERY, GLOVES &C
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