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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

TIE fellows rsr into On tiising shop and \, ~.
rs'u'rsd, ore armed viii aua a-a tho s,As,- -
large kEIe. Ofieers Hssk. aud Ven r...., A..
been 'unuored 10 the spt by 80 "sl,,m "a, So
the crowd a. he very noG ant the ris.s.
sscord stack. Ire po'ics with ,hsir $3.50
AT .5ort 10 disasn .he men, brit "a ac,., ., On
Bashs received two sevee s.sts from ia .,,t,
shoulder ard breast Dnrrg tire scsf,, ,.,,
TIE rsfiisp who bad the grp, raised tia v.,.~-
took sim st Van Tss.eL Proviienti.,y N. ~. "a,
10 eyplcde, and before the Desperate Sad 49, 4s
range he eek, the quo WIS knocked do,, -
bim.eM l.ve,d by @ blow from tAs crh :, or
Duffy. TIE fellow who had tie l,is ,.s -~Ns4
rame IL Vaughan, ms5e plupge sAh o.. ,....-
the officer VITO hsd jos. kcosksd dosa NJ. -
bu. Officer Duffy Jumped side, thus es,.s,,. -,
bo~.
Officer Vac Tssssl seeing tibet the ufiss. vs.. 4.
tert on taking life, drew bis rsyo scr and a. !,
Vaughan as ii g latte approached him n, s,., m
passed through bis clotbrg, bu. the seecsd ~.
brought HIM drown. TIE wounded rnfRsa ~ =.
moved 10 the Station Heuss, where the wound -.
is q cars slous one, wss CANNED By Dr.. KuAut.
Al The Deefcr's recommendation vsngsn " N.
moved 70 tie Hnspi.sL Cuaiy, the fellow vke L.
the our. wa, srrested and locked no Tie third rem.
Der Of tie gang escaped In the fr't stscl made n
the ?, fisps number of persons were badly h.r tAs
fellows ct liking a. al who came In teer vsx ~
evidently their in eption 10 exrgusa the Lga.s ~
destroy the ballots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

DARING ROBBERY On Tussdsy sight kHev
giving bis psBe Is Robert Harrison, ans he'd rss
Of slsss in the show. sipdow OF John N. FrsdAsdss
i.welry store, No. 254 Bowery, and. thrstng h
bard through the sper ure, seized two gold vsseas
ard three gold studs, valued a; sll3, w!.s saca hs
attempted TO escape. Mr. Fnedlsrder l'spsd o'G
ri. couu'er and pursued The fell'w, cphg "ssOp
thief" Officer Lsney, hsaring the slxn, joined b
the pursuit, and, after hot chase Of 'ous hsd''sn
blocks, overlook and arrested the scsup. The pri.
sorsr was susened before Justice Bressan ysstssdsy,
and committed In default of 81 900 hail. The sceasd
il a S,o.chmsn, thirty years Of age, shosasksr b
trade. ard resident Of Brooms stree. rs ssp ose
rious offender, and but recently came Of the Iassd
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Gas EXPLOSION. - About 10 O'Clock p. N, ysdse
day M Mapes, ofthe p,opris'o's Of the rsssss.
rsnt under the Old Fellows Hall, cercev Of Grsnd
ard Centre Streets perceiviog a strong smell OF Z"
prloeec.d TO make an investigation n he area, vhics
vas IL closed, ~ben q. fearful explosion took pl.os
which forced Mr. Mspes through sssh door ss Ia.
hurting BIN very severely. One Of his hands ~
badly burned. Almost every pane OF gls's w
fBasted TO pisces the Ceiling blown on and ne 'toys
axd pipe upset The steps st the eoroer o. re o1ild
widows OF the store occupied BY Mr.. G<sr., tailor
were demolished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

DILAroRY CAsvAsgRs Although the new Z lection
law n.kes IL mi-denesnor % the part OF those Can
vssers not fling their returns with the Clerk Of the
Conn on Council within twenty four hours af er the
polls closed, sti there were six districts yester
day at sup-down from which DO returns had been
made. One District in the First Ward two in the
SIKH, ore in the Eighth oDs in the Twenty fret snd
in the Twenty second. This neglect on the part
of the Csnvsssers, subjects them, III eonviced), 70
punishment. by fine or imprisonment-the fne Ia no
TO exceed the of $500; the mprison ment,
to the term Of one year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

FALL OF BUILDING IN BErHusE SrREEr-Lo" or
LIVE About 81 O'Clock las. night the residents 10 the
kcality Of West and Bethune stress alarmed by
stener dous cra;b, and it was a.certsiaed that
the lerge bui dog at the of the above streets
had fallen in. It wss ne ~y erected edIfcs, aed be-
orged to Mr.. Mathew White master, and was by
BIN occupied az ma tiOg.house II vas of great OK.
tent having srgth Btt,une stree. OF 7J feet and
depth on West street of IS feet.
At The time Of The accident it was known that sew
ersl of the workmen engaged in The building and
there wss naturally the greatest anxiety for their
safety. The hnileipg hsd only jest been completed,
at coz. Of $50 COO ard i is sed that there bs-
tween IS OOO and 90 COO buhels of bailey stored
the fourth or upper story, ready for the malOg pro-
cess. TIE immense weight Of this qusntity Of grain
proved too much for the beams ard rafers OF the up
per story TO sustain, and giving way the whole mass
wss preciri,a,ed on TO the third floor, which, giving
way in its turn, the aocumul.tirg Of debris broke
through on TO The second snd thence TO the first f,or
fpsly decor Ding into the cellrs.
About dozsn men employed 10 the building b I'd
only left the CELLARS abou. five moues previously,
and II wss most providsatal occurrence that they
had dons 20. immediate exer.iors to rescue the
buried men were made Ave msn were exrios.sd
without having sustained aLy very severe Injuries,
having been inbedded" ia the harley. A sixth vas
found to be serouly hurt suilsrng much iote-.
rally, as well as some severe ex@rcsl bruises. The
seventh, WI er eIrcsted, found to be quite dead.
He had been csugtt among the OF falling ,imber.,
ard vas s~fuly crushed. His pane was q, ,estaiued
to be Jobr Kelly, residing in Twenty eighth street,
married, and with ore child
Depuiy-snperirtendent Carpentsr On the spot
within Is minutes of the accident with platoon of
men from the Eighth and NTH Precinc.s AID rem
dered ost vslusbls assistance in the preservation Of
order ard the work Of extricstou.
1t IL alleged that the buidirg erected under the
supervision of the owner alone. regular architect
surveyor having been employed A'-o, thst the beams
foeriny, &c, we're composed Of the most inferior
qualities o. lumber. Tbese are circumstances that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

The folio ting sals of eaI estate was made yes.erda
at The Merchants Exchange by A j. Bescser, So
Co.: Mdalese1 Brick Works, at Woodbri jg
N j., $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

Osg OF The ELECTION BIBLES Snor -PoLTcg
RyTuRs. ToR ELscTIos DAY-Wi,h the exception
tf shooting sff.ir ths occurred in the ghth Ward
the returns for election day made 70 the Deputy
Superintendent yesterday morning exhibit 10 other
items than tie usual lit Of arrests for drunkenness
and petty oerses. The particulars in Iessrd TO the
shooting affair are a. foows: About O'Clock yes.er.
6sy nonirg thee rafiars entered one OF the poll.
roons in the Eighth Ward the csnv.ssers at the time
beirg gageo in counting the returns and commenced
q fsh', breaking the furiure, and msnfesting dis
poson to interfere pi,h the Tnere we're
at the time quite number Of citizens preseat wach.
irg the proceedings, ard ore OF them, DR.. Dnon va,
krocA.d down and nsmpled on and badly iojared.
OfieeIs N Ter and Duffy, Of ths Eighth Precinct,
Who were On duty at the time, forced the rui,ns to
stand ore side ard rescued Mr. Dion rom further in
jury ElSpefAted with the Interference Of the Police,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

BURoLARY-CAUsHr IN THE Acr About e'desk
yesterday n crripg, o. Officer Anderson Of the rye
tieth Pr. c, ct was pstrolpg bis beat, be sss M
con ing nom the store OF John ID. Kuna. No. 81
Ninth avenue. The suspicious appearance Of the fsl
low, and the fac. Of bis having large bieds ID he
possession led the officer TO arrest him and eoavsy hia
to The Static House. The buods found In pes.ssos
of the prisoner was, on examination, found TO e'sssa
quantity of tee, several boxes Of ssrdses 'ons s.h~
grocery srices, and quantity Of pssSi's-sAs Whole
vcrtb perhaps about 81. An sxsuissica u Ne
store at later period ohcosed the act tsa. Ne prem
irss had been burgIarou ly entered. Tue prissass
gave bis name as Joseph Gardner, alias John Rphi'
sor. He IL % years of sge, Was born in South o'ssss
N. j., and is q ss,r BY occupation. BE dssisd ~
cbsrg. TIE properly WEI identified BY M. KsaA
Caro- ner, alias Robinson. WAS yesterday nornisg e.
nigred before Justice Dawson, VINO commiusa Ao
or trial in default Of e. 900 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

Charles Mackay is to liver q lecture this evenin
at No. Cos Broadway, before the Merchants sn
Clerks Library Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

sor He IL % years of sge, WAS born in south ossgS
~ j., and lie q sail ,r BY occupation. he deaisd w
charge. TIE properly WEI identified BY hi. ksaA
Caro- ner aliss Robinson. yesterday xo'aiss a.
rsigred before Justice Dawson, who comminsd Ao
or trial in default of e. 600 bail.
STEALING FROM UscLE SAM.-Aa 1rshnan nsnsd
Johr Kierrau, who for some months psss no ss~
smployed in the Ucited Safes S'orehouss NO. u
Broad street Of which San usl Godsoa ia keeper ~
stpreberded yesteiSay sf eruoon By Officer hcCm
on a warrant Issued by Justice Connolly charging hs
with bavrg stolen five pis,es of silk and cloth w.
ires. TIE complaint was preferred by Alosso
sechett Of No. GA Brcome street. At plscs ia Ne
street whicc Officer BcCmd searched, he foaed vs&
irgs and other goods 70 the amount Of 500 and ~
ward, which, /. Is alleged KerDsn bed sOlse sss
corces'ed there. The prisoner was committed "
trial by Jutice Connolly.
FATAL FALI IRON WIsD0w.-On Tuesdsy sasf'
noon Jo'epb J.. Seeot, lad IL years Of age, vto W
temporarily stopping with hi' fs'her a. No. 81 Oh
street, fell from tbird-sOry window Of the prsasu
N the sidewalk, spd vac soteuibly Injured Inst dssa
erfued 10 about fifteen minn'es sNerwsrd. The y
cf@ed was prepaT'r to 60 out for walk, orevousn
Which NE took seat OF the vindowsll and I'll - 90
,c,ibed. Coroner Connery held an inqlss. on he
y
corcsssop If the rain from fsipg out Of the bsdro
window If the bouse No 81 Oak street thereby csss
rg fracture Of the psretsl and OccDtl boaes on tns
1T day Of December 1857 TIE dscessed vas "a.
tive ~ New Orleans. HE father, who recently arrives
IN tbis fi'y, wac sore weeks sgo wrecked upoa es
of the WestsD lands B-iIg rescued he was 10
warded to New-York by the American Consul.
Fousp IN THE WArgR The body OF IN unknown
ran, about 30 years of sge, was found foAfiss Ne
cock foot Of Cstt srirs street, Eat River. Coroner
Gamble held az rquest and there being 60 myks o.
violerce on the bodv. the Jary repjsrsd vsrs'c.e
death by drowning. The deceased vas abou. D ise
riches 10 hight, win dark b.ir srd small g'ssse:
His dress consisted Of two wooden shirts ora bss -
tie other striped, blue overas ard shoes and s:c,e
iIgs. The deceased press nted the ape srsocs OF
rg q sailor. The body, apparently, had been u ~
water about twelve hour.
Gas Explosion II About 10 O'Clock p. N, ys6se
day M Mspes Of the pIopris.ois Of the rss'ss.
rsr. under the Old Fellows Hail. cercev OF Grsnd
ard Centre streets, perceiying a strong smell OF gu
prlosec.d 10 make investigation n he area, vhcs
vas " closed xben fearful explosion tock plscs,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

eoavsntioa. , y ssmuels, Eco, was loudly
called upon. to address the convention, In
compliance Il which, Mr. Samuels took the
stand. and In brief sententious. eloquent
and powerful speech. explained the manner
In which he should conduct the gubernato-
rial canvass. His remarks were repeatedly
interrupted by enthusiastic applause.
After Mr. Samuels had concluded his re
marks. Hon George Gillaspy was called for
and responded happily aud briefly to the
satisfaction of the convention. Hon
Mr. Eyerts late Presidential elector for In
as then introduced the con
vention and made an able address.
W II Cuse. Mr. Mclaughlin. A Hall, c
Hall and others addressed the convention
DR. Hull Of Polk CO offered the following
resolution which was adopted:
Resolved That We can elect our candidate
and We viii do it.
On motion Of Mr. Clune OF Desmoines CO
the thanks Of the convention were rendered
to the President, Vice President snC
Secretaries for the faithful and impartia
manner in which they have discharged thei
several duties
On motion the convention adjourned.
J b Thomas, President
Geo f Hubbell,
W W Perkins. Secretaries.
II Sylvester
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic State Convention Of Iowa
pursuant TO call, ass -nbled AT Iowa City.
Aug. 2sth. and organized temporarily by
slecting E W EASTMAN. Esq. of Mshaska
Co., o. Chairman
On motion of q c Dow, Esq. Of Scot,
Geo E Hubbell, Esq Of Scott Co was elected
Secretary.
On motion Of l. NJ. Preston of Linn co. "
W. Perkins Of Linn CO was elected A.sis
tent Secretary
On motion Of J. c Hall, Of Des Moines
Co.. committee Of five was appointed to
ssceive credentials consisting Of Guy Well.
Of Lee CO., j. II. Cover, Of johnson CO.. J.
Macon, Of Mshaska CO., ]. N. Preston. o,
Linn CO.. and p. Quigl,y. Of Dubuque co
On motion the Secretary called the roll u.
counties. in Alphabetical order. and creden.
Gals Of delegates handed in.
On motion Of Mr.. Negus, Of Jefferson co.
committee Of one delegate from each Ju.
dicial District was appointed to present
tie names OF officers for the permanent or
Ga0isstion Of the Convention.
On motion OF Mr. Giliaspey. Of Wappello
90, the Chair appointed " committee TO re
port osncsrs f,r the pc. manent organization
thAs0 lsnOA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
Lands In Scott County,

North East y Of Section 4. TIE, r. IL, 100
scres.
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sTATE PoIU =.

Rceleed, LIST. That We will preserve and
maintain the institutions Of this State in
just relation and harmony towards the Gen
eral Government and wererepudiate and con
denim any effort tina, has been, or may be
made which asserts the right. or remotely
tends t. bring our State into collision or
conflict with the General Government
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
1 Ia e Il y T. Il T. m ;
Forty Building Lois.
JAMES T. HOGANE,
Lana .iScNt - ;NNrreyOy.

iFfftS FOR sale the folio wing valuable lands la
~ SOFT Comfy and vilinity OF Davenport:
go = rts land, IL mile from Duran station, on
llt NJ u y ~ Il, 10 years I" pay forths farm
3lp arr's in sections ID. II aud 5, Township 49,
RAtgr East, 10 acres timber. Fam under culti-
va'un and Fenced . houses and !sIsrings and with
IL rllles r m leClsire. Terms good.
70 aces u land H. section 10, enc mile from the
,oFiortiloh hue, the most seauiifa property near
Davenport
Is asfts betN' en- Chesnst Avenue and Division
street near 70 TIL city on thu railroad track.
acrrs On the Dut lutte road suitable for a house
or gardnery.
Iii acre Of land, with house and other improve.
mants. ~ mlle from the city
Is acre and quarter lots on wenterton'S sub9ivi-
sion.
6 l.! acre OF lard, Joining the Davenport line on
Davi.on stree.
several farms In Scott comfy. aud a variety Of
other City p 2erty, the cheapest IN tho market
M.y l9-dlf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

AN6ORANCk, 4 lN7ELLIGENCEA0 AGENT,
AOUsES rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected.
"A Taxes paid ios non.resdents. Collections IN sde
promptly RENTED - any part Of the country
kscbsnRe bought and sold, Notes discounted on
good security.
RE1EhEHcEs:
g Wilder, ESQ, Boston, Mass
Locke. MaEshe 4 Go, Boston, Mass.
" Anddgett Co,
Hon earris, u. Brdsewstcr, Mass.
Russei Alden, Campcllo,
JE Keith, Esq, Abingdon
Wo0dman, tRanker) Chicago Ill.,
nnntlnston, wadvorth . Parks, Chicago, III.
Dougiss. Esa,
Stevens, Esq, ST Anthony, MINI. TER,
Small, hsq, Gaicna, nj.
Hon James Thorinston, Davenport.
hnrrows 4 Prcttynsn,
HnTncll, Gelkti 4 Co,
VP whttoomb, Esq,
april 26dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

ar. hsnPstead Of Dubuque. moved that
ssewu1'tI<e On Resolutions DO appointed
motion put aud lost
Judge Wilson of Dubuque. after some
discuss'on, renewed the motion to npl,o,nt
Aeommittsu On resolutions with instructions
u report 10 the Conv eni,on ut Ia. afternoon,
sSssioil-csrrled
COL lho'nss, OF Buchanan Co, moved
that the coiAinlttee ON resolut ons consist @,
ono from each Judicial District, and the
Delegates from each district select u men,
Der Vi that coiiiiiittee--ca,iied.
The delegates selected the following gen.
tlsm.n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

and ~ Outrage upon the people. ed deeQl
wig saS eoadsmastion.
Re,,issd. 7th That the :Dsmecracy Of the
aeate Of Iowa, take this method q express
ipe thsir gratitude to, anil coa1dsnes in. the
Hon. G 60 w Jones. our democratic Senator,
and the Hon A. Hall, late our democratic
Representative in Congress, for their faith
full adherance TO Democratic principles, and
their untiring vigilence for the welfare Of
our young and promising State.
On molten the resolutions were accepted
and the committee discharged.
On motion the resolutions we're unanim.
ously adopted
On motion Of Mr. Gillespie the Conven
proceeded to the nomiustion Of candidate
for Governor
il Cors put nomination the snsme Of
3 n Samuels. Of Dubuque J Hall put
In nomination the name Of Chas Mason, Of
Des Aoinss CO.. Dr Sales of Washington CO.,
put in nomination the name Of Shepherd
Lefhsr. Of Desmoines - put in nomi
nation E " Eastman Of Mahsska CO.
Motion was made that the vote be taken
BY viva soce vote
Motion to amend by striking out v;ra roct
and insert the word ballot-csrriel.
Motion made to adopt the motion a.
amended-carried.
Mr. Thurston put in nomination Judge
Wilson, Of Dubuque co.--Judge Wilson
withdrew his name. MIR Mcintosh, Of Linn.
put in nomination the name Of w FCool.
bangh Of Desmoiues Co, Mr. Coolbaugh on
leave. withdrew his name
J. Il. Buchanan Of Scott CO.. put in nomi-
nation the name &c Maturin l.. Fisher Of
| Clayton co
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for a candidate for Governor ~ follows.
BM Samuels 40
Charles Mason II
W. Eastman a.
Shepherd Letter 2s
Fisher 8
| Grant 2
Byington |
The name Of Mr. Benny was then with
drawn by A Hall'
End BALLOT
Is NJ Samueis llc
Charles Mason 81
E w Eastman A
shepherd Letter 1,
James Grant
srd BALLOT
3 NJ Samuels 70,
Charles Mason iii
EW Eastman 4.
james Grant
:ith BALLOT
D N Samuels 100 Cha. Mason lo]
Z W Eastman 30 James Grant
9Th BALLOT
Is N Samuels 1923 Chas Mason $.
EW EASTMAN SO James Grant
18th BALLOT
u MSamuels I'D Chas Mason 70;
L W Eastman Is James Grant
18th BALLOT
Is NJ Samuels 1876 Mason IL.
Eastman IL Grant
sth BALLOT.
B II Samuels lSs Chas Mason lot
E W Eastman 81 J Grant I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

sSsssAtS hAh SOuoA NOuuUNs
S So5,n Aa!' S.. = = r7aR.l.w go acres.
100 acres IN North y ORES. broken In the year
ls56.
L. y o.:
W. y - s. W. Gee. ~. T. 70, r. " SO
If n L. ! and 8. ". ofN f. /. Sec o
r ~, r. W, 100 acres.
=, sGf y. i. Soc 2, T. 10, X. W 50 acres
n. y. ! of :. W. :, and \. ". u 3. u. IL Sec
ei, 7. 10. X. W, 50 acres
Norta tasi i! See. 2s, 7. so, Blw., 100 acres.
r. Of w Ia and r \ OF s. w Ia Sec an
T. 81, X. W. 100 acres.
Also small r tracts selected with care and for
sale on very reasonable term. by
COOK h SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

THIRTY ACRES SPLENDID LAND
for farm garden, all under cultivation * mia,
from the city, On the East Davenport road win
sell the While or In quantities To suit Terms verv
easy. DIAL 4 MRYRna
July2odtm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
DesMeines River Land fer sele
LAND DER.AREWRaN

DssMoS~Ss River Navtesaew aid T. i. o..
OsNAWA, Iowa, Apstl ~, 16So
I'VE undersisnea hereby dives upsics, thss tAje
! Once % now 0pen for the sale Of these valuable
sIdt They will b soA log cre1Os, cd n loes =
tth means and WISHES Of purchasers.
AnyfurtheY tnfornatioa DESIRED IN relation u thoa,
De will b. furntsbeA On sppi3cattsn at This o1lcs
major otAssW1se. GBO. =. Y1nIINH
emAyIsdtO Land Oo0mbsionss.
LAID 080An08pg.
D1o 4oSnEs MAuoA1os o..
nHtae sixteenth dsy OF June, next, the once -
~ the ssA Of the lands Of tits company m, ~
removed nom tAia plaes 70 Eset D. Noine,.
Thsse lands viii - sold On long cre1l1a. ~ !.
iets % suit ~ means suA wishes a puYcheueYa
ono. 4 P1nHIN1
Lad OonNisstono
O1umvS = eVeS -. avn daV1
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.FDE.7' L.. SHIFTS,
Real Estate, Money and Insurance
u no TX E1.

hfduy street, next door to Post Ohco,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Resi- Estate bought and sold on commission; Land
warrants bought sold and located; Investments
nade aii mon loaned on real estate personal Sc
curiyi Examinations OF land titles made; Notes
and claims collected, sc, a..
sFehcyo' the following reliable and responsible
Life aud Fire insurancc Companies
Excelsior Fire insurance Co,
\. Y city capital 5000 900
New Amsterdam FIR Insurance. 80 OW
Phoenix Fire Iusuran y Co. Brooklyn 2GoDN
Schenectady county Fire Insurance
Co. Schenectady. n. Y. leo OO0
New York l.fe Insurance Co., N. 7. City, 900 O0Q
March 10, 1851. diff
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Splendid Lots on the Bluff.

l,is and IN BECK 20, commanding a line view
II IT, Mississippi river Rock Island Fort Armstrong
Raiytoai Il idEa nc.
For rms nc. apply TO
Jul 2tdtf coax e. SAPGENT