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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-20
4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS.-This water

A LLEUHANI SPRINGS.-This water
"a ing place, fayorably known TO the public
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on the
first day of Jupe. The present propretors hap
Ply TO announce that they have secured the service
general manager, of Mr. JAO. Z. LEE, (of thu
American Hotel, Richmond, ya.,) whose long expc.
rieHee in the hotel business, and we'll established
reputation as gentleman and caterer are sufficient
guarantees that every effort will be made 10 give en-
tire satisfaction to our guests.
The powerful curative properties Of this water
and its efficacy in all diseases of the stomach liver
bowels, nervous system, &C. is well attested by the
many cures, almost BliTdui0Hs which have been eff
fected by its use We refer with confidence TO all
the parons of the former proprietors. A complete
bathing establishment has been added to our ar
engagements for the comfort of visitors since last
season.
For further particulars we refer TO the cards 10 be
found in hotels, cars, steamboats, &C
splendid line of EOUR-H0RSE COACHES will
convey visitors from Shawsville to this place, 31a
miles, over good road, with only one hill between
the two points. BRIDGES & HOLT
my H--dACt2jA prnprictora
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NO HUMBUG.-Corns cured entirely
without the aid of knife or Drugs" for . cts,
orthe money will be returned. Think not kind read
er, that | wish something for nothing but rest as
sured that all can be done that have said Nothing
can be lost but much can be gained. Address
&. f. EDWARDS,
Charlottesville, Virginia.
N. B.-Write plainly your name, Post Office, coun-
Z a IL TIT ln-hMH
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COUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS

- L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES.
on 18th street West side, between Main and Cary
VERANDAHS, every description Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON. RAILING tA NJ pD DDok fTT
IRON WORK will be done with neatness and dis
patch, on such terms as warrant will give satisiac
ton My oldfriends, and the public generally, are
solicited to give call before engaging else
where my 5-d6m
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Total stock of cotton 10 this port eoH,ooo baiesi
American az, 900 bales.
Trade in Manchester IL quiet, and prices steady.
The money market Is without change with good
demand at the Bank rate at 2 cent
A fair in1uIryg exi.tssfor fine wheat, which real
izes tuIl rates. other descriptions quiet Flour very
tiuIl. and Indian Corn Cd z ar. lower White wheat
o. ii.lfslas al: red "a lBG.9s 81 = 20 n Western
Canal flour 3lsa32s Philadelphia and Baltimore, 81
0G34s White Indian Corn, 39sG39s Cd; mixed and
yellow 26se5}6s 81 z or.
The following dividends have been declared by the
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

W FIRGINIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
ton of visitors is situated in Bath county, Virginia,
one hundred and seventy miles west Of Richmond,
phur Springs, and Gnyaudotte on the Ohio River,
five miles from the Bath Alum and Hot Springs
pectNely, aud eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and Justly famed for
their curative qualities in various diseases, well
as for THE luxury of bathing. Their properties are
gently apereHt, duretc, daphoretic and Alternative,
and especially applicable to the treatment of the
following diseased conditions, viz:
Chronic Rheumatism and GOtt, and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections Of the
Spinal Marrow, and their consequences; fTdiysts:
H@mapgia following suppressed excavations from
Hamorrooid or Uterine arrangements, or HeiaStaSeS
If Govt or Rheumatism; affection If the joints; Lane
gd0o; scatca; Contradictions and morbid conditions of
ttae bones. The Hhols class IF the CtdReotls 4bc-
lions; Dyspepsia Torpid and otter,ciSe deTGa0ed
diti0ns u The Lircr. 81.
Consist of large and commodous Hotel, large
number OF handsome and conveniently arranged Cot
tages, spacious dining and room, billiard room,
bowling alley, lighthouses, &c, &C.
> TIE BATHS
which are of the temp 969s deg Fahrt., four in
number. A large OctagOnal BAFH FOR GENTLEMEN,
Is fset in diameter and feet in depth. The LADIES
BATH, of nearly equal dimensions The Spout BATHS
and private BATH FOR INvAIIDs. All OF which
comfortably and conveniently furnished and CON
structed, and connected with cold PLUNGING BATHS,
abundantly supplied with spring water of the temp.
Sc The locality of these Springs is remarkable for
health iness-the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty-the atmosphere salubrious and invigora-
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be of the
very best character and every effort made to contri-
butte to the comfort and convenience Of visitors.
fine BASDoF MUSIC has been engaged Tor the
season.
As these Springs are located but ID miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad, the following ia
cilities will be afforded for reaching them:
A train ofcars will leave Richmond daily at o'clk
A. NJ. will connect with the Orange and Alexandra
cars at GOrousyile, will arrive at Staunton 2ia
o'clock p NJ where time will be allowed for passeu-
gers dine, and reach MilborO the present termi-
nus of the Central Railroad at oSOck L. NJ where
ample number of fine coaches will be in readiness
to convey passengers the same evening To the Bath
Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, rs they may
wish to 90.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with Nessrs. Harman, Brown Co. the pres
ent popular and sbgng proprietors of the stage line
on this route, to convey visitors to and from these
Springs to the White Sulphur at their convenience
and discretion. GEORGE MAYSE,O
c. z; FRANCISCO, SProprietors.
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go GEO. F. SMITH,
aslA-Is1S.tKsL 1.Ir III

Ss COACH MAKER
CORNER BROAD AND 9Th sTS,
(Tchenor old stand keeps constantly on hand, and
makes to order, all kinds of CARRIAGES, ROCKA-
WAYS, BUGGIES, SULKIES, SPRING WAGONS,
etc He has now on exhibition in his show room an
unusually large assortment, which he is disposed 10
sell upon very reasonable terms Employing the best
workmen, and using the finest MATERIAL he is enabled
TO warrant all his work.
Eg- Coach Smthing and jobbing of all kinds exc
cuted promptly, usual, and upon reasonable terms
III ll-1IIi&
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THE REASONS WHY SEMPLE's IN
,+s,.H ALLiBLE BAKING POWDER SHOULD BE
USED IN PREFERENCE To ANY 0THER.-I IL il
always ready for use at any moment
= Bread eau be made within a few minutes
IL rs economical and saves fully one-third 81 tut
ter and eggs. " 1
:. Bread made with It keeps longer than common
Dread, does not get dry mOuldy Is more tigestible
anu does not create hatuence.
D IL Is warraRted never to fail when used according
10 directions
s. II is particularly recommended 10 persons At sea
all.
For sale by Druggists generally and Wholesale and
retail by JOHN W GAKLICk, e
jy ID Manufacturer Market Place, Franklin Il.
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,RFAN ICE CREAM AND SHEER

l. BET-The subscriber is prepared to furnish ICE
CREAM and SHERBET Of Lemon, Vanilla and
Strawberry havors, at 80 cents per quart, Sl75 per
gallon SI50 by larger quantities Families 9TH
supplied by the plate larger quantity, day or
night at JOHN J. RICHARDSON'S,
Corner 18th and Cary streets
N. B.-Weddng, Pic Mic, or other Party CAKES
made to order and ornamented in the hig chest style
of the art Iq-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-20

IL MENT VICTORIOUS The subscriber sets out
with the determination to overcome every opposition
that might be brought against him, anq Is happy 10
guine expectations The fact is the public have found
out where the best Soda Water, philadelphia Ale,
Porter and Champagne Cider is to be had. Thankful
for past avors he hopes by strict integrity and due
courtesy, to merit continuance
WARREN CANFIELD, Agt.,
- i. L. Mn arAAE r-aZalr LII
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'u' n'al' - 'N' a'''' ''' ANDREW GREEN,
rxu,u CHARLES w ALLEN.


TNlN. SHEET IKUN AND uit5 Il II i 49,
L ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY The subscriber -
fully prepared do all kinds OF work IN me ap2.e
business with dispatch and returns thanks 70 MS
numerous patrons for past fayors and sollclts co
tinuance of the same Being master OF his 9uHlhsss
he can promise his customers that all Work done py
him viii at least be equal to any other house IN the
city and fully as cheap-a fact known 70 all persons
who know what good work il. s ..
ROOFING GuTTERING &c.-Hs Is prepared TO
execute this description Of work in very superior
manner both in town and country. -,
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FTTTING.-He is likewise prepared 10 DO all
kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large ana -
tensiye stock Of W ell and Garden Pumps.
O. CHARLES LII. LANGLEY.
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MECHANICAL.


CPECIAL NOTICE.-GREEN & ALLEN,
~ BUILDERS, CORNER OF GRACE AND SEW
ENTH STREETS respectfully solicit Of their friends
and the public generally a continuance OF their pa
troage 10 generously bestowed on them the past saT
They are better prepared 10 do all kinds OF CAkPEs
TEN WORK and viii undertake. whole buildings
desired or Carpenters work only, on as hvorapls
terms a. they can afford and prompt 20 all their en-
paQerppnts as 10 time &c. Those that Contemplate
Building this year may find to their advantage e
give us ca-those particularly that want 20 Dn,ia
furnished at the shortest notice. ,,r,rx,
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ART OF SINGING

UASSlNl > ahI Of ClNOlNU.-E. II.
- TAYLOR has Just received few copies Of BIAS
SIMS ART OF SINGING. This new book is most
highly recommended. Some OF the best Judges say
Of it:
In the first nineteen pages of this new method is
embodied more sound sense on the nature and capa
bities of the human voice than be found in half
dozen similar works by European masters"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-20

HOYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS This
Watering Place is now open for the reception Of WISH
tors. 1t is situated the H,lf amt ia full rieC If the
TirgtHid and Tennessee Rdiirodd about hdif q 5qils
from B0asOch's DspOt, Roanoke Ia. at which sad
Depot an Omnibus will always be hDund waiting the
arrival of the cars to convey visitors the Springs
Important improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Sulphur-stronger, holder and a
superior Chaly beate Spring have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last seasun-
that the variety and value of the mineral waters
now afforded ut the place, unequalled by any
other place now known 10 the public The similarity
of the White sulphur to the Justly and fiir-famcd
GIeeH6rter White Saphhr Is so striking as to be at
once recognized by all whs have used both of the
waters.
These Whitea Black Sulphur waters have effect
ed numerous cures
The White Sulphur, aggravated cases of dyspepsia
serious affections of the liver, kidneys and bladder
general debility and especially diseases Of the ner
VOuS system, and those diseases peculiar FEMALES
The Black S,phT, all kinds Of diseases Of the skin
aggravated cases of letter and other eruptOns of the
skln-On great numbers and of long standing sew
enty having been entirely cured.
The accommodations ARE equal to any to be found in
the mountains OF Virginia and the table and atten-
dance OF the most satisfactory Characteras to all
which beg refer to the large number of persons
who have heretofore visited the place.
Billiard Tables Bowling Alleys, and a fine Band of
Music will be found at the place and every effort iii
every way, will constantly be made afford comfort
and amusement 10 visitors.
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s"lesin New York Saturday of 5000 Va So at
So.
The frst new -four Of the season. 900 barrels City
Wills, manufactured from lot Of new Maryland
whnat purchased last week, was sold Friday, ia Balt
more. at - per barrel.
The N. Y Journal of Commerce Of Saturday after
noon. says:
The letters by the America speak OF an easier
money market in London, leans being easily neQo-
tsated OF private bankers at 81 per cent The mar
ket here Is without change, money being easy on CALI
while business papers ~ selling at s9 per cent for
prime signatures chiefly except for shor; dates and
losel2 for good single names.
Foreign exchange inactive for to-day's Steam
81, hut rates nomnally the same 10 the close;
bills at 20 days London io9Is do at sight llO1s
Paris 5.3gss5.l5, mostly 5l7ta625l6L.
The Stock market again declined. OWING as far as
we can ace TO the heat Of the weather, there being
other visible cause
BROWN, saTPLET q co.s CIRCULAR
pr 4Hasrtc0)
LIVERPOOL. July 81, iS57.-We have 10 report a
quiet business in cotton thron ghout the week ond-
ing last evening without change in prices: the sale
being 81 $50 bales with 5000 20 Spectators and 1850
70 exporters. To-day they are estimated at 700
bales, the market closing steadily but without the
least animation At the following quotations:
Fair, HjhiiHg.
Orleans
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
Democratic County Convention

A Convention Of Delegates from the
different townships Of scott County AS
sembled on Saturday the 2sth March
1857 at the Sheritf's Office in the City
of Davenport, and organized 10y the
election ,f John Forrest Esq. as Presi-
dent and the appointment of ". l..
Parker Esq, Secretary. The object
for which the Convention was called.
being to nominate suitable person as
a candidate, to be supported 10y the
Democracy of Scott County ct the
coming April Election for the office OF
County Assessor, and the nomination
of such candidate being before the
Convention, On motion, after discus
sion, Mr.. Foster Campbell OF Blue
Grass was unanimously nominated.
On motion, il was resolved that the
proceedings of this Convention be pub
| lisbed in the Iowa State Democrat and
Evening News. There beng no FUR
! Their business before the Convention
ON milton adjourned.
JOHN FORREST, President.
W. l.. PARKER, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

Ms. IlMMERMAN."M ackcnzic's Mes.
sage SAYS that q short time before Mr.
Zimmerman lost his e he seems to
have had prescntment of danger for
he went to the Bank of PIPER Canada,
where his will WAS deposited, asked for
II, and had it on his person when he
WAS found dead. 1t also SAYS that Mr..
Zimmerman had an insurance on his
life Of $4,000, and that he was CON
tractor for the very swing bridge, the
fall o. which caused his violent death
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

kENIS Al ST. PAuI-The St pau
Minn.l Advertiser SAYS the landlords
OF that place have this season advanced
their rates for stores and dwellings.
from twenty to Thirty per cent over tie
prices demanded for the same build
ings last year, and think themselves
justified in doing SO by the increase OF
business and immigration in prospect
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

The Manchester N. H. .Ntrtor
savs that Mr.. abraham EI,in, Of Wcare,
y H., recently sold twenty five tholls-
and pounds of Spanish Merino 10 par
ties in Boston for sixty cents pound,
amounting Ia $1,000. The wool was
Of his own raising. ard a part Of three
YEAR, stock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

DoUoLAs ~ TIE PgLpIr.-- The Rev.
+. II. Ncwhall, worcester. Mass. has
been preaching political sermon, in
which he is SAID to nave uttered these
words There is one paper in this
city which supports Buchanan, and
the Devil is at the head of it." This
Is, however, denied by the clergyman's
friends, who asks the Bay State, the
paper alluded to, to publish the whole
discourse to which it assents, upon
condition that Mr.. Newhall agrees to
read from his pulpit speach OF Sena-
tor Douglas. The clergyman tefnses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

NV 'oi NIErrEiI~-5>, To- and
- on the Trademarks Bank, New
York city; los on the Frcc,nen's
Bank, BOSTON, Mas: :, 5 oil the H,acl
stone Bank, | xtrilgc, Mas; - on
the Mechanics Bank, Boston. Mass;
IS - The .Iamestoun Bank. New York:
> on the Exchange E,uk. Providence.
L. J.; /, OH the EAuk 81 Commerce.
Ncm London, conn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

Once ever Spauldng's Store. lie CLAIRE Ro- En-
trance lie Claire Hail
MILL attend q the purchase and sale ~ all
W kinds OF Reai kstste es-ins property, paying
taxes collecting debts - oil kind. and in any % n ~
IN" state, sni promptly remtting proceeds
Great amount Of Real " tate for sale.
pO lts In Fuitpns addition TOR sal. OH b tier terms
thsn have ever he offered 10 purchasers In Dayen.
port. Only small amount Is required IN hand and
from one - eight y,ars gwen DEF FRED payments
Magnificent views are e~.ni.d from many ~
tbs Sc lots, and mary 81 them arr river Iois from
which any amount Of ma. building stones may 10
quarriei.
Flats may b. s"tn In my nice Of those lots ant
every Information learned In regard 10 th-m - au
The SOLE Hgfnt. r. @. EAD6.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

e. The Mississippi Legislature, at
Ms late session, allowed its laws 10
90 TO Boston To be printed, and made
an appropriation Ut three thousand
dollars to pay one of is members TO go
there and read the prool-s,cets, instead
OF having 1t done in the State. AMI
thereby assisting in building up aSouth.
ern publishing house. What Il com
nentary on the Y ankce-haters,, :
|ick>j0ry .NlsSD Wh5q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

The government has given orders te
abandon Fort Pierre and Fort Look.
out, on the Missouri River. The troops
it is presumed, will be transferred to
For Randall, and from that point all
the operations of the army on the plains
will hereafter be directed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

bi>tior OF tNliroH>I>.-Whcn w.
!. ZIP lett .Nlhanv for san Francisco.
he went ont rs u Missionary Eisnop.
We perceive by the last pl>iccs from
California, tlat the L pi>cepal Con,en-
tion IN Sacrcmeut, had elected hIn
to the Eishopric Of the California bio
ccSc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

ST. Louis MUNICIPAL ELEcriox.--
The Bentonitcs in st Louis have NOM
mated John NJ. Winner as candidate
for Mayor. The Antics have nomina-
ted Gen. Pratte. The contestwil in all
probability be "A close one.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

SHOCKING DFsTH.-On last Saturday
morning, son OF MIR. Holly, editor Of HE
kilbonrn City Mirror. fell from bluff on
The Wisconsin River. at that place. dis
lance of forty feet. and was killed by The
tall. He was found dead at the precipics.
he was twenty wears old. and is said 10 have
been young man Of fine cha, acter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

eBF Madam, said Bogen, to his board
ing house keeper, "inprimitlve countries
beef Is oftenthe legal tender; but. madam
said no emphaticllv, A." all the laws in
christ niom couldn't make his beef ten
der -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
An AlpEnuAN's S,Npwtcu-T

An AlpEnNAx's SANnwlcu.-Tbc
method eff making sandwich to spit
the taste ofan Alderman is - Is.
cribcd by AID. T. of the S Do d
ward
Brandy at the botton--gin at the
top and water bctween-tlle latter AS
thin as it can be SPREAD Rccheste,
Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

81 NnAY TnEArnIChIs. - Dramatic
entertainments are given nj the Narie-
ties every Sunday evening, by special
permission ofthc city councll Chica.'
90 TtmcS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

should b. brought about b. ta's srency ev'n It BE-
slower in is op'rsiio', than by vi Ia, codnser,
arInei resistance or any outside Intsrfr.n'e that
Iook. 70 these a,ences viii h A-e sure u b. bl,-dy
and are very likely 10 be vain
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
The JupoKs or 1us SUPREME CoUar OF

The JUDGKs OF ruR SUPREME CoURr OF
THE UNITED SrArEs.-The names and
time Of apr ointment Of the present
judges are ss follows:
"Chief Justice Roger b. Taney,
Baltimore, Maryland, 1896. Associate
Justioe-John Mclean. Ciucinnsti, Ohio
1929; James NJ. Wayne, Savannah,
Georgia, 1885: John Cauon, Nashville,
Tennessee, 1887; Peter V. Daniel Rich
mond, Virginia. 154l; $. Nelson,
Coop rstown, New York, ls45 Rob
ert q. Grier, Pttsburg, Pcnns lAania,
1876 Benz min Il. Curtis, Boston
Massachusetts, 1851 John A. Camp
bell, Mobile, A. Campbell, Mobile Ala
bama, 1882
|. will be seen Says the philadelphia
Ledger that for more than ten Years
past there have been hut two changes 10
the incumbency of this court and that
one OF the two new members is MIR
Cnrtis, OF Boston.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

The Charleston Courier learns from
Mr.. George Peabody that the English
terminus of the great submarine tele
graph is at his private residence in
London.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

\ law in Kentucky allows any wild
ow who has child between and Is
wears OF agc, to vote in school district
meetings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby glven t. the qualified electors
l\of Davenport Township that the annual election
for Township oiiiceTs will be holden at tn Oou:t
II in the CITY CT Davenport in sail Township IN
Nou.isy the q h d. Of April n"xt-th" ssnie time
ami pitr % holi NJ the County Eecion-,o all n e
foll'~ %! T.. t. wit:
1hUe Trust es; one C-rs, one Justice ~ the Pear;
tw" Constable, aad eleven sup tvi,or. Road Dis
ttirts
Given uni"r nv h inl Al Davenport this 18Th day
ofMatch A, ID. 1857.
Mch3oliwl y EAGEL Township Clerk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30


4 Race Or OSa lii NpRfD MrIrs.-
The Troy and Albany papers think
that great deal Of sport aud excite
mcnt will result from race or the 3oth
Of this month 1t is stated that a man
named \. a. Dalton enters ). .. Bro
kcrs and S. H. TAYLOR enters h. Tn
known. The race Is 10 come oil the
3oth Of this inonth,s2ooo play or ior-
tcit -iorieit money ny, anal the horses
are now IN the process OF training
The horses are to travel from Albany
to Whitc,buro, Oneida County, the dis
lance between the two points is statee
to be one hundred miles Eedafo h,r
press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

rS- Eaton county is the great maple
sugar producing district in Michigan.
1t is expected that $50 tons will be
made there this year valued at $50
600.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

ca l am thy fathers spirit" % the
bottle said to the boy, when he found it
bid 10 the wood pile, and wondssd what
il vac.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-30

LAND FOR SALE.

L>uUR ~ ssre lots, mile nosth Of FULTON station
Il Oh The y and n Railroad, On reasonable tern
Also. 90 acres, sSiie north Of walooft; cheap
an--bsn cash, balance In one and two years.
Also. $40 acres In Washington county, ~ aerss
nm 'im,~r, and running water On part. 1his len
l. ony 10 mites IT, m Iowa City, and II firm Wash
ineton fine road frosn C0iumbus ~ RichspoDd-
viii Ire - ~ heap, and part On time.
Also. fur 10 scre lots near Iowa City, besutifu
farming land, sni well wsf.r-d.
Also lois IN West davenport. RANGING In sire
from 80 feet by 200 10 \ acres; sold T.. 4 down ..d
balance In on. and two years.
Also. several neat buildings On leased 9rour.d
vonid be sold on ressohsbse terms Apply to
r g. RADa