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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
Sound 0yer.

Samuel sager and Mark Welch, an Irish
pedler, was arrested on Monday night last,
by Capt Peck, for fighting and disorderly
conduct in house of bad reputation They
Were brought before the Mayor on Tuesday
morning, and bound over to keep tho peace,
here1aifea security being given by each.
hey wcle bolA discharged
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
AngUsia Female Seminary.

We arc requested to state that there is
every prospect that the session of this school
will open as usual on the lst of September,
or shortly thereafter.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
Agency in Highland,

ANDREW j. BYRD, Esq, of Highland, is
an authorized agent to procure subscriptions
for the Vindieator in the county Of High
land. His receipts for money pad, viii be
1ao.f orairst ia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
to us, viz :

ls.~ Newspapers are the only things t!let
have not increased in price within the last
five years although the expenses attending
their publication lave nearly donbled in the
last zen years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
SATURDAY, AUGUST I, 1851.

TO 4DTERTiSERS.- The indicator has a
large and increasing circulation in this and the ad
joining counties, and is valuable medium for sd-
vertisers. Circulating among business men, il af-
fords great inducements to those who sii use its
columns.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

Frogs are exported from Albany 10 thc
East in large numbers On Saturday last
1 Geo were forwarded from that city ly a
speeulater il the article
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

Bus1,ess Prospects. -Thc Boston Tsa9-
eher considers at some length the prospects
q the fal' trade, and concludes as follows; :
The omens for the coming season arc more
suspicious. II the autumn is genial, as it
most generally is after cold and wet spring,
we may look for good if not a great trade,
comparatively unaffected by the decline in
the speculative value Of wild lands and cor
uer lot, in unbuilt cities.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

Thol.ouisville (ISy., Courier says: .Tho
harvest is now, or nearly quite over, thro'-
out kentucky, and in yield of grain is the
largest, finest, heaviest, and best ever known
IN this State The yield is not only extra
ordinarily large, but the quantity of ground
cultivated was far beyond any previous sea-
son
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
Wonderful Case of Registration,

Some days ago. Il son Of Mr.. Geo A.
Bruce, of Wayncsborough, fell into the fore
bay Of the miil-raec at that place, and the
gate falling on his arm kept him down I'M
der the water, A man in the mill discover
ed him in that position and ran off to Mr..
Bruco's house, several hundred yards dis
tant, for assistance. Mr. s., was not at
home, but several persons in the town, hear
ing the alarm, fastened to the mill and ex-
treated the boy. lie had been under water
at least fifteen minutes, and when taken out
seemed entirely dead; but the usual means
Of restoration we're employed, and i'll short
time he revived .--Seeesalar
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

Hun S'rode 1t has been affirmed ,lat
no one Nha, ever known 10 be affected with
corp dc So'c1 who wore thick bat of cotton
over his head \ remedy - simrle deserves
10 he generally known.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
A Whole Community Poisoned,

Twenty children on Buck Eve street a
densey populated German neighborhood
were poisoned in Cincinnati, on the Odd in,
stsnt by eating iozcnges, scattered aloug
the street by man and two boys, unknown.
Several of the children are dead, and many
others are not expected to live. The man
offered small packages of the lozenges to
persons IN the street. but they, suspectine
something wrong, refused to accept them. -
These lozenges contained arsenic. sugar.
and flour His cause for perpetrating this
fiendlike act is not known. Handfulls of
the poisoned candy were scattered along the
payements, and grcedily caught up by the
unsuspecting children. What motive the
hend had in thus poisoning a whole com
munlty, no one can understand. We hope
he will be detected, and forced to swallow
some of his own poison. This is truly a
wicked world
Z. S. A drunken fellow, who had pre-
pared the lozenges to kill rats, scattered
the poison.
THE White Sulphur Improvement We
understand that Mr.. Clifford, President Of
the White Sulphur Springs Company, has
put to contract the large building to be erect
ed at the White Sulphur, by the opening Of
the next season, to a Mr.. Brockwell at
sou, goo. The building is to be three sto-
RES high, to contain dining groom large G.
nongh to seat comfortably 1200 persons, II
ballroom 90 by 100 feet, four parlors four
kitchens, bar-room, provision and pastry
rooms, &c, on the list floor and in the base
ment, and on the 81 and 3rd stories, 22s
lodging rooms. This immense building is
to be 400 feet long, and by the terms of the
contract, must be under roof this fall, and
completed by the 18th of June next. 1t is
to occupy the ground now taken up by Vir-
giha Row Petersbefg E.fprcss
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
T he Travel.

The whole number Of passengers that
PASSED through this place, last week, en-
route for Tie Springs, reported by the Con-
ductor of the Central Rail Road, amounted
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
INTERESTING TO TIE LADIES.


rINHE subscribers are now in rece ipt of a select
Il assortment of Goods, expressly bought to ae-
commadate the summer trade, viz
Swiss Muslms, Bfillantes, new style Prints,
French worked Collars and sleeves,
Fiouneings, Cambria and Swiss Edges,
and lnsertngs, Cotton and Linen Frinscs,
Linen Buttons Silk Trimmings,
Fringes. &c Tateta Ribbons,
and Ribbons assorted wild tbs
Black Silk laces, Black ilk Nett,
jet Buekled Elastic Belts,
India Rubber Combs, &C.
Our stock i. again complete give call.
PIPER Il FUNkH0USER.
August |, ls57.-Spec. copy.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
MYTH of closing out our stock OF II ,re-
w ges, Tissues, Organ lies, Lawn Ghaes, &C..
&c, we are determined to offer them at prices to
suit the purchasers.
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER.
August |, ls57.--Spec. COPY.
EASIII IONS! FASHIONS HOOPS. new
l. stock Of these popular Sell Adjusting Skirts,
rapidly selling at PIPER 4 FuAkH0USER.
August |, iS51.-Spec. cory.
yNHALEB0NE, Brass and Rattan in store, cali
w soon; desand greater tan the stock on
hand. PIPER 4 FUAAHOUS Err
7. $. Please remember that there are va,ions
kinds OF Goods, in which are selling inviting
bargains r. ~ +.
August / lsai-spcy copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

Railroad Coareatioa IN Uesteyn Tir-
ginta.-A Railroad Convention is TO be held
at Buckhannon, Upshur county, Virginia,
en- the 9th of August next, to take into con-
sideratioa the policy and feasibility of ex-
tending the Manassas Gap Railroad to the
Ohio River. Delegates have been appoint
cd to attend the Convention from Ifamp-
shire, Hardy, Randolph, Upshur, Lewis,
Gilmer, Calhoun, Kanawha and Jackson
counties, The present terminus of this road
is at Strasburg, and the route contemplated
will be through the most fertile AID produc-
tiyc portion of Virginia.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

The Tuhnel.-We learn that such an or
der as that reported to have been issued by
the Board, placing the tunnel in the hands
of the Central Railroad, has not yet been
made The Board has, however, detegniia-
Cd to hand over the tunnel to the company
in few weeks leaving part of the arch
ing to be completed under It's direction -
This is understood to be approved if not adj
yised by Col. Crozct. There will be no en-
gincering requisite, and Col. Crozct is of the
opinion that the trains can pass through with
perfect safety, even if no further arching be
made than that he has in hand, and which
will soon be completed Rich. DIS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

Dsfors tie kansas election ne gave ex-
tracts froc Kansas correspondence, showing
that IL was the determination VI tie Border
Humans, not respectable citizens u Missouri,
70 vote At the kala>as election Car as possible.
10 many quarter. they feared 10 MAKE tie
attempt, but in others they DO doubt not
sniy attempted Co vote hut dsi vote The
kA1sss correspondent. iaxoo.' a tLe
Chicago Pess, . reliable Informant, in wr,-
s.ng after the election FROM Law rcnce, say ].
"Col. Titus, Ut Kansas City, asserted
trw days aga, that the Ms~ourian, would
poll ], 800 Votes in the latter county. IL
viii take much larger number than tai,
% gain the district Cor the Democracy.
There has been Al immense amount II lie
al voting all along the border. Al Kick
aPoo, town on the Missouri River. 49,
Alsourians came over and voted yesterday.
Lsavenworth county has been carried b,
Missouri votes. All the district. lying alons
ths border hare been carried by the same
HaAns- Tho pro-slavery party las, in all
psoeability, elected large MAJORITY in both
branches OF the Legislature"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

The evening Bempcrst,c organ Il this city,
in IL. issue the day after the election, thus
accounts Ger the Democratic defeat:
Tn, Rr.tI There l. much 20 surpria
IN Yesterday contest Its solution, how
ever, j. easy our city Il swayed hy mas
of rct-rspublican zcalots hose soul, having
been crushed out b. the Federal tsrannieS
of Europe. come here. and deceived b, the
he ~ -pecio,,> d.masosuc>, anl ignorant oi
the first principles 4 nur constitutional
character. vote ipr ! mNihlcal-Liberiy
With la German Dem cratic organ ~ thc
tsnnty. AMI influenced only ~ sheets and
acmago.ac. thar approach ,hem in their
native language. and believing all the lying
Trihnnsisrns Ia .aGd ~ Kansas and Ror-
Ter Rrfians -cach German goes to the
p1ll> nader tie sincere bur fsllacious idea
that in voting Tor Republican chsrlatans. he
tntc. iar--iiuman Freedom.
cur German friends viii perceive by this
racy, when tLey will not conser' to swallow
the " harrow rSke- oi Democratic prin-
ciple>. ami vote lor " Democratic a-pi
rants icr office. They attempted e. per-e-
cute NJ. Ra.ea BECAUSE lie happened unfor-
Eunatcly O. tg VI German birth, and now
iai. Democratic paper declare tie Germans
! ~, city ah,l rennt3 shn voted again.t
she s,.called pcmocra " "a mass ~ red
sci Ss tz.t sett hlts t,tii c,ttshtu
* 81 tfh.ai tsIaaatss N E1ept. aud
SAo ats jgat.aai ~ n, Arst tsD.sty'ss 81
+ ..f #4asf,tet ~ c.amgyt W. hope our
! ier.i,Sn born c.ti2ens Wiil Tolls appreciate
ae-a compliment tie, will see hoa lrut
we've eur staten eat ~Ac. We sad tue De
no,raty oul. ievel Germans - long a. IL,
terAan tara viii vote the Democrats
Sket anu that tl.e moment these German'
esus.i IL t.1a sa5mIsse"ly t. DsmYcfati
,IanHt. That moment thcy would bccom,
,blc.t, 81 Democratic bate. There h bu
,ne true D,.a."ettta party in this country
4, IA. German. understand Democracy am
lal j tie R,pai'icm party.
The ,iur. u the NJ against the ,,erlnai
Republican paper here, are totally unwar
intei. We challenge Il t. nam. so-calle,
u. s,,.s', ~ paper ~ Iowa " hich j. edite,
sltii more real Ah.li,y and with more hon
~ AM t,ifnr,s than the her Dcmokrst
I th,s -, n, "a, side 81 It VA .aaa.at
Imi "A aiss,s the agsfs can make IA
comparison al AL honorable 10 Itself Tn
Der Benuhfat has nj least the respee
4 y. "Nn o",intf,, .iem and - III own party
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

lHI Elstr1o> ~ Kan Ne Ar. set
lneVstaiH o. the T. ,ult n th. election ia
hansa,, iaf d the Legislature j. con-
gernel NJ Parrot. the Republican can
'lidAts tor Congress, il i conceded BY both
srties, Las been elected over Ransom. his
ro=slay-rt opponent. hy handsome ma.
rity- But owing 10 the shameful disiran-
4ieeinent &C seine fifteen Free State coan-
- IN ,he legislative apportionment, il
iaay T. Ps>-iie that both branches ii the
legislature will have been carried BY mi.
aeriiy vote. 4 letter itota Leavcnworth,
,srittei ga the evening 81 the 18th, claim.
tse Legislature iot the Republicans Nv a
ocd working majority but we are not 10
Tgst that th, poll hsaoks arr M most eases
"a The hand, Vt Pr" SLAYER, ,..lg.s and clerks.
aad liar thr facility with which that party
a. heretofore " eook.d mp rctura- u suit
stscli, We arr prepared Ia hear IT different
result. still, the election Il parrv,t 10
on.re-s, IA spite ii III. voting &c W alk~r's
) .l,!ters aud oi hundreds al Mis,ous.ans. and
the disisan. hlse,n.Et II a.. Free Stat.
.erGans. proves very ronelusiy.ly LAT the
! re State party III Kansas - oyermhelm-
.ngls IN the ascendant, and that through all
/ he series IL wfeng> and systematic outrage
ierpe,rat.,l upon ueil they have been the
victims u RELENTLESS d.spotisul carried on
ny the National Administration 10 the name
II the Democracy .--6,icdgV Pcs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

AxorMxa SrssKNsIox.-Among all the
.saspsssio0s" the following is the mott
ssnaskahle which has cume under our ID
ssrvsason sincs the I. financial crisis COM
uancsd:
On shs "a u October We publl.ed III.
aaash a married lady Of this city. which
occurred suddenly ON Thursday the is, INST
Ths ftisnds Of the family assembled on
Saturday, the %, 70 attend the funeral, but
it having bsso discovered early on thar day
tat The body still preserved is natural
Dsasancs, il was decided to perform the ser
vtss in The houss, desiring the burial for
- pesssot. The body vas according re-
Deved from the cofl1n TO the bed, and now
continues IN . state u perfect preservation
81 natural condition, o. the ~ ssgsa,i dag
sfss ~ s.Hossd dsceaSs.
The utnost solicisude exists, Of conrss. in
TO family, and every effort Il made 70 az
- nature In the isstor1sion VI her iunc-
-, alehosgh = yet no symptoms Of active
- h1so apksarsd. ID would sssm to b. q
- - IT, mast sxtrsms measures to be-
o4lDo11, ~ The prolonged suspension Of life
- - iessM prove fatal; and yet instances
ID pon0 q wssk in the natural povers
- 81 % havs bssn recorded IN Europs,-
- J. poof, Oh. I.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

spAfgk StsFrNs,oss.-ThcC amanche
Clinton CD Regtsta, and the Bellevue
jackson Col K.gubt,caH, ha,. both .us-
pended. Want q cash was tae reason.
There are tsice Is many papers in o,ir State
A. can be published with Justice To their
prcprictors, and the sooner they are diseon-
tlnaed and the money invested in more re-
muneratye business the better for all con-
cerncd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

Hes Chicago p, IL allnding T. the stock
.nd stach ianricrs AZ oar state iair. makes
mention II the following
br. LANCER. of Scott county, has two
t,~'A farms. one about two miles from Dav-
nlugt. and another near tie southern lin
. II the county. lie La, upwards Of four
iundred head u cattle--nearly all Of them
purham>, ai.d Durham grades. OF Devons
md Devon grades, ac has some forty head
llr. LANCER i a German; but has been
= dent IL this country many years. lie
hinks Durlisin csttl. the hest for Iowa.
J. NJ. Cannon, u Davenport, has on hts
larm, ln Scutt county, snme excellent cattle,
ior>cs, sheep and b, -. Ii Is rare To find a
man equally horse and cattle fancier; but
Nr. Cannon has the fastest horses, the fat
test hoes, the finest wooled sheep, and the
pesi herd III cattle tn be- found for miles
around. lie carried of large number of
premiums at the State Far.
&. X. Mark. 81 Scott county, has herd
oi Durhams, which be- keeps in good condi
tioa.
X. n. Alien, 1T Davenport. j. aor,e
'san' all over. and In, somc magnificent
rVking animals. Iii stock II thorough
Hrc.ls u said ~ be the finest in the State. y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

- W11oo - GU - 0oV00DQ9e.
THIS FARM COMBINES MORE ADyAN-
= IAoxo tAaa any ether IN ospss ceerer. n
sssssans - ssrss. ses.'y III cs1ss 1ss.s, sSsis =
lesss. I've vsns aEd good sissssn Aiee = -.
:so. 9senara g seoei ~ spps tsses. asss;y hooo9
5000 ~as pisn. cherry and pe.r tssss. ~
- ness g tnsn 1lsss y N ssss;isri s1Sply q
ne y 80 ssLe.ne seece 81 asy a9sastoSsaI
Apply % The eubeeyibss 90 De SsisS1opS - ~
seass eesOS tAs raiiseal o1LA90fA6TEtI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

NOTES, BILLS or EXCHANGE, MER-
1 y CAMILLE acesrlis aSe claims Of ssssy kind
VII - promptly collected IL aIy Iari Of tLs state,
Daouqns, Eslaiiasess the day VI oolieetob,
Resl ksisie loasli cod ald leased motley Invested
9f.Ualsd .. RIA ssats security eofun.issicr LAID
warrants bought, Geld AID lcestsd TAxss psid Tor
Iuurxsltents
We offsr for sac the following RsAl Estate, and
woEa especially ask aise@tlS. ~ he DaIgasls ne a.
fsf ~ Latabrtss Ad, tor, aid 10 The large tsect Of
a1d t~o inlles fsSua tbs river which osr - he
acre In quantities 10 sult fprebassrs We ecDn.
deaf 10 better opportunities gor Investment be
scaad tkaa these present
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

W.. - REGENT & PARKER, FLORENCE
eo,r.~ss aka, vii sttsad promptly 10 al huataes
y we WITH Land Agency. sitSsr l. sshras
- Warranes houUhs, $50 an1 seees
Bassases fos them can b. len witt say " The
| derslslsi
| CooE = oAsessr, Davenport
/ Coos, sAsssss 4 UovsIy, Iowa City
Coos, 6Aaossr . Goes Deemotuee uhaHa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

" rot ARR Sick rot MIST rtSr Mrpi-
slss For ali ezterna. and iEsernal psla use pe
Wits Pain Relievef, which ts stronger asa re ulles
see 10 slIsc' q cure than any kaown remedy Fof
lever aud ayue take the only sase and harmless rem
ody In the world Elode's Fever aud Asae Cure -
For all bill.cas complaints take the Anu Bslllous
Pills an auxiliary To tbs Cure TLese Remedies
destroy the Disease, hn, never the patient,
W n CHAPLIN
Wholesale Afi Providence, II I
For sale by Drnssisi. geHera.iy piii.wan
WANTED INMrDiAIrLr--l0,0OO men 10
engage In ths sae Of The popular seIug Bosk,
Ia America IE,altds, mechanics farmer. ard teach.
wishing 10 travel vii and this to he AYERS prof
table aud pleasan, busiaes., enabling them 10 zee
The country. and make money at the .aE,s thine.
ASents now 10 the business c.,afius from $50 TO
u 100 per year For fasl particular. and let VI
Books address II NJ BrIIsoS Queeu City Pub
hahins Ho1se, iSi Main srest, Cincinnati oLlos 90,
lfiisisg Ess,, y RuLIsoN, Philadelphia
auglidAwiy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

NN - DWOst BAWWOW . %.
OFFER FOR SALE On REASON
~ terms The foio~ilg desirable prop<u. A0A1
- bandssUe taldlag lots 10 North y
Los ssxlso. ecrnsr Ripley and ssxths .ssapsrI
tiful site for o d. cling sresss, . eseu-
of Wsssssn svsnae 80 S,.ss =. on he corner Of
A. Opportunity cot oftel ~ .sesss 20 Ua1se sest
sssdenes q eon..aisns " ..sss r. 80, ~ ~
maa,hs' ard Lsi.nssss. sio0e CssL, oi,soo ID "a
rh9sdIf AZ y aad years
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16
CASH PAID vOR ALI SORTS OF
Household Furniture, Dry Geeds,
READY MADE CLOTHING OF HaRDWiRE.

Any sort Of Asssas that ~ili hraag Meaey
WIN bs boashs. the bMyss Aavtnx
prtvtlsss ~ nsaktnS The psses.
THE SUBSCRIBER, THANKFUL FOR
pasi fA,ers, esss leave 20 inform The es.ssns OF
Davenport and surrounding couEtrs that hs has d..
Once where he Will BE- lound ready q. oil times ~
buy eel or stare any Koods. wares u mcrchaudlss
ands
Parties Wishing % have their property iurnedinto
money with despatch veil al wei eel, aad see "a
JOHN FOREMAN,
eSu alsp.ral Aae,ln,..r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

feurth Arrival Of Rich Dress Silks.
MAkING ORR ASSORTMENT MUCH
AVA the LARGEST and RICHEST In the cit,. n
eonsss Of ~ styses aud qualities from medium ana
lc~ priced goods ~ tn. very hsst and most expen
eve All Lstis. wlshins n Df.es slonid no, fsfl 10
ssamiss those nos exhibited IS
90 wApswoRTH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

R8WUT8W : k1U003s
l. A Nd AG ENTS.
FLORENCE. xEDRAsxA TY11rroRY.
ANDs ENTERED AND wARRANre LO-
SGssss!oGs promptly sstseAsd To-
Atty Coun'r ., Law Civil Hngsnsss 9 6asvsges.
a, Dawson 4 Truss EsQrs, IAises 0ssssss. DR. T. T.
Lane. E.q. Hsyie III ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

u
Improved Farms and villa Lands, Cir, Property,
SC for sac al moderate prlcss AID GA easy t,si..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

REAL ESTATE AND LOAN Dk0kyRa
No 8, Hcdmsr.s Block Main street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

Ths corresponding editor 4 the chicago
Daily Prsss, who rcc,utly passed through
os,, ctr. thu. slinsle- tn 10:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

JOHNSON COUNTY
No i'll. iso ssEes IsaE Iowa CITY u scves bfaks
TREE. sls per acre
-Se. ~ iea ssrss ssvea mii.s from lowe City
very choice
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

ass.s fsses ana saiiissson Fnss. nd, s ss"sS,s
- i.r. q eighty ssrssis sspsr. ssuls.sa,
~ 4 sars 1t = ssss on The n,ss,.s,,v, n,,.,
s = ,.s ce.sy lias between scott sad Nassaiir
~ - arm = he nesA frsu Dsvsapsr to D.
-. Two fhsns In Dssssar ssss,y
- = mn q 10 esss % Les Grove aSaA, lss.
scrs w
a. A. approved farm Of 10 ssess. three nuss
ron Pnsessco- - pr sers
- leo esrss Of ssl u - y, - 8 9, seel vs,ss
% sssss ssess. ea9Ao pr ssss
!s:. ~: : ::;;; : : e :s: =.
ne! iss. S::::s." -; 5. 3s:s . i 5 VI =
:. 49,. =: !; &C.. : :,;: r. "a e: -'.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

WILLIAM ALIss. ~ g. clAag
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN 4 CLARK,
Attorneys 4 Cssnselers at Law,

- Agents, and No'a,ies Pub
Collections and n. proi.ssioEe business In every
part VI the State eatrasttd TO care, viii receive
rrotap; attention. Money Invested taxes paid for
noia.res dentr money ioss.ed Real
kstass security Land Warrants bought, .o.d aud
located farms, houaes and lots leased Heal Estate
OF al kinds bought and sud on commission.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-28

1t will be perceived that the augurs WE'LL very
and though exchange going down were by rum
also augns for the future We only
to commercial and financial
they doing in Philadelphia New York fnancers have
forced some of the Philadelphia Banks suspension
not going to affect u.s. If they force
pend will not hurt Exchange will Of course go to low
figures which will bring the gold COIN gentlemen bankers
and Dealers you can come with all you spar
raise send alongwe shall have ample supplies OF
and sugar to meet all the coin you can control.
The bottom of the Exchange market vanished We
learn that sales Of sterling with bills Of adng made to-day
at 34 cent, with sales clear bs-tey would be
considered high at l005 Francs might taken 55O0
542h Sight funds Northern cities fair request l
cent Sixty days sight sales to-day. However,
this condition of the exchange alarm created
far intercourse goes appears hunor
We all know that the gold has to o somewhere, and
though the dispatches by telegraph to-day might be considered
alarming the imd Bank managers and community
in general not easily frightened is expected chat about
Of the country Banks will suspend-hey will fol-
low suit Of Philadelphia but have faith and confidence
in the majority Of the Banks Of city York We
not credit the expectation that they will follow the oes of the
Philadslphis Banks Mdis peyrons. ~. - ID.
Banksefh city for ending satur
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