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:Es Tho Anderson Extra Court.


~ 2 .::q .::qs rho Anderson Extra Court.
s3Fe extract from the Grccnville I'atrio, tho
- following notcso cases, tried at tue late Extra
seonrt iii Ahdcison:s .r' d,
We attendcdths Court last week. tssIIfa Hon.
: or Judge VNcal+ l+presidcd. There was /, good
deal Of Lusincss in Court and seyeral very into.
resting, cases One between Mcssrs Wright q
Wilson: as TO the validity and yaltic Of aSPateHt,
excited n GOOD deal Of feeling anadntcrest. The
Defendant kad obtained a. ratont for o-snev
loonna,idsaoa t!c:right for the State Of Georgia
; TO the lfaintiq ior four th9usepd dollars This
ssgas nn aetion on tire covenant to, recover back
tfe money. PAID The Y )efcndant covcnantcd
tia. his loom yassonSo acw principle in mccha-,
n.es me never betoreknogn.s The plai9tig proved
'tion applied tQstlle lSam, and that thc loom it.
: self Ras oEno utility OR Value. lie recovered
. .ayerdicts6 twenty. hundred dollars:
Z TneEewasin case between Arson Bangs Zoo.
and JohnN. Sloan, as to the Rail Road, ,whicli oc.
, rnpied ths court two days end eiicited q good
piles involved in the case except to the ad3
instability oftestimony. John T.. SIoar, Nom.
g Der Of the firm Of. Gsillafd d Co, made con,
tract t With Anson Bangs to make two hundred
shop a;e sLep Of Gaiards& Co. aud as eharred n,i
to. hnsof Bangs d Go. The bills We're dii meIo.
AoHtinthe namspf~ Gaillhrd & CO. PAYMENTS
awere made and sTeceipH given by, Gaiflard q
;sgef gHs the To-, action Yas broughth the namc
: :.lta1, .was offered as q witness to prsye the
Syorks&e. plea in abatement Was fled. set.,
fstipg tin that tic action should have been in
ZIG name Of Gaillard Co. The Court ruled,
@ ssspF e ,Hs, fSans ID .at Aes 9ston well
fsftnds& From. this ruling and: finding we have
: SsaPfealcd. The Setdiet as to the Amount Of
-Ha4Ineges was not rendered when we left tbs
! Court House for the cara.
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Yours, very respectfully,
OSCAR NJ. LIEBER,
Camp Mt Glenn Springs, July %, 1857.

EXAMlSArIoN AND COMMENCEMENT AT LIME.
STONE SrEINGs-The annual examination and
commencement in the Limestone Springs Fc-
male High School, came of on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the lItl and 18th. We have in
tended to bc present, but circumstances prevent.
cd-vcry much to our regret. We learn how
ever, from some Of our friends who were there
was even larger number Of persons in attend
anco than usual.
DIR. buchanan, Of Charleston. who was to
have delivered an address on Tuesday night
was prevented from doing so, owing to- sofne
cause which weshavc not been able TO learn
DIR. Reynolds, Of Columbia, however, was there
according to appointment, and delivered IN ad-
dress on Wednesday, on Female Education,
which we have heard spoken Of in the highest
terms.
The graduating class was composed of six
teen young ladies', among whom wore Misses
Dean and Daniel of our town, and Miss Gaffney,
who resides near tho Springs. Tho gold medal
was awarded to Miss Sophie Smith, Of Charles
ton, and the silver medal 10 Miss Shepherd, of
Tennessee.
The regular annual concert was given on
Wednesday night, and weapderstand was fully
in keeping with the character and reputation
which the institution has acquired by its pre-
vious musical exhibitions. -
p,..yo,Lo.,, E.,.,,o
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The Lecture.

We had the pleasure OH "Wednesday. evening
last of listening to a very excellent Address
from the Rev. Dr. Gricr Of Erskinc College, op
the subject Of Miracles, ,istlcliv before tho
Young Mr,s Christian Association of this
place. The Address was delivered in that calm
and diapassionatc STYLE which BELTS tho discus
sion of rhilosophic theme, and was charac-
tcrizc1 by that precision of thought, Apostle
mess Of illustration, and felicity of diction, for
which tho speaker is distinguished.
Dy way Of introduction, lie first considered
the character Of the external evidence, which
is adduccd in support Of Christianity. This
like moral evidence in general, docs not ncccs
sarily produce conviction, Int lis conclusive
ness, depends in great measure upon The
candor Of the enquirer. Ittl,us forms an er-
pesimcmtum cI,sc;s; delieate test of that bias
of mind which bunls tkc perception Of truth,
and leads to culpabc error Of belief And he
alike incQrs sin who rejects the Gospel
scheme from an imperfect consideration of its
evidence, as llc who admitting il, clains fails
10 comply wiLhTits rcqhi3itions e."
In the discussion of thc.suhjcct of miracles,
the speaker seems thoroughly TO have consid-
cred, and duly to appreciate ossinhcrcnt
difficulties involved, which the profound intel
lcct of Butler has failed to cucidate. What
is n Miracle To define it. rs something con-
trary to Nature seems to involve the same
absurdty, as 10 predicate of tl,c Divine being
some quality which, would be inconsistent
with the Divine attributes. 'Truth is Catholic
and Nature one" To say that a miracle is
something supernatural, Resulting either from
the direct interposition of Almighty Power, or
through the agency OF laws hitherto Unknown,
still leaves the difficulty unsolvca Of obtain
ing that test, which shall Indicate tic presence
Of The Divine agency. The fact Of its trans.
cending all past experience, constitutes no test
of miracle; else every new discovery in
Science wUull assume that title. The great
problem is to determine, what is m,pcr natural.
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MOVEMENTS OF WALKER.EGen. VIM. Walker
arrived yesterday on the Orleans mail -bont and
took up his quartes at the Battle House. In
the carly part of the day ho was waited apon
bsap vast number of our influential and well
known citizens and rendered all The kind cons
siderations. that suggested themselves to eod4e-
Gus and consideEate mliids. fs.. !.
AT the written request of large 1ny;l Der of
them, who sympathizcd in all the adottaato liis
made to .renderNi Nicaragua fsee from tbedsgra !:
ing vassalage. that bindssler aslster States of
South America, Gen. w has Econseptsd 10 adj
o'clock, on tho general bject of Nicaraguan,
Gffairg twill Be n imost Interesting event, and
will be snre TO attract The greatest crowd 6ffhe
season -, Mobile sReg;ffay.;S 4; ..5Ss
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'Headetuar.texs,

y. Adams, = r q,
July 27 1917 - So - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
OBSTg AIRY.

W axe 'h~ relieving "s.tns'y nrt" FROM the
ch esa p.pers snIeu icing the deafh Of n TIL
gush.c -i:'t a .. that stat. Tn deS-s, d was y >
Father uCd ". s. brown 81 hiscliy.
Vs. hav- n psnfui dlty ~ re- or,ins the d. h oi
o'c q tue d IT = tier, IN this ciiy AMI ny
III ssriy ponce . Of III ste DANIEl. Ia ws,
bA. i,ed e. his r. sid-hcs 10 snn Abr On W dn
day. t- tlth int IN tue S2t OF his cloe
- = life tuli of ears and at honor.
M khowx was bo' o n The VII ars - Lexington.
Ia ,he State ~ Msssachns-t> IN tn year iT75. His
family aftesv ards V.moy-d "a Winds. county W.
the Leyi,isur- u the Stat. Mig = in ito ~e-rett
NV York he isd for msny yeas $500 stu. and
honor ote lis isi ow- Nz ne.
lie CAN ~ this plate III 1895 when ~. ate OF on
ei'y Va. AIMS 81 uuh Sten Wide Y, hi
loo iLiusht curry. AID public PIN thr tow n
iu''cC FL for IN. brs Impulse IN al ~
ny u vAsp s esSsi - = g-nial 'i'rcsi'ion an
.ectsl guAiisir- uf hiyt ,ricr whi h -uabI hin.
th. q L u -" win g tto ps Of fr en.'s," whom h.
't'i"rd by he Integrity generosity AM ht,6 IA.
90 huDoY
H'rn Il ID lue sud In Vi pl,,- ~he ihe trst
o'ooa OF lie selu ion wss .pi.', hi- aas,y tale,
v-r" The sfsrr- - pstfio r,-Snd tsc adie yu,i :
Svte the 50 ~ II ib riy THIS" early imp ..irri.
r1nS net inde.'b'- III " lie u. a. en- husi,-iic
.upto 81 IN" great party OF i'priAr rlsht ,
oordng his a 81 vote Tor Mr.. JET ron la 1886,
With Nd i'y that never ias-r' d, supp,-ted IA /.
succeeding Presld n'i.l candidate e; hat panty,
counting oct for The lot tim" TO rood his vote ior
NJ huchsnaa II Is Az Interesting fac, III the "a iy
seto'v =" this Countrv.that .n tn" insugu at on ~
YRS dent Jackson in 1929 ever, ia ksou ma = IL,
Wa h' nav County wss mvii,d, a 4 moot = tk.in
were present at his ho -, at aie>iival riv in ~
or vi ~" oc'asin. Tie lam, ~ his M went oUt
peas fully and quit Re- 81 With ~ d >.asc and
Without bait; -8p e-sius isnde thai his u,. had
com land rely ing wi'h un.hsk.n Md re IN ri
wv, imm"rtrlty. The b. 'iai vas c,riuctrd by ,he
Assoni Scct-tiss NJ the city u. had b--n " S'n.
!asnt u' nbsr u ID Institution for mo than La.i
ceotu,y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
THC JUrUGVslyIP.

We DO not deem il necessary 10 urge
upon the more intelligent class vi vo-
tiers the propricty Of discardinC every
political consideration. in voting for n
candidate for District Judge. Al
know that from the moment thu Judge
10 elected. FROM that moment he be,
Gomez nothing in politics, but every
thing a. the dispenser Of Justice, and
the tribunal. before whom all Of ma
may be called to appear "A suitors, in
settling persoaal controversies, affect.
Ing every relation Of life. It is therefore
9fthe utuost Importance that the man
Who wears the Judicial Erm.ne should
not only be qualified in legal lore and
familiarity with the rules of practice
but he should possesa spotless purity
OF character that will be a guarantee
OF ioaezih.s impartialitv in administer.
Ing the laws, no matter who NAV he
the partieA or what their social or no.
l'tical standing. A judge without
sslidity Of intellect cannot DO impartial
10 fact, II he 10 III intention. Hs will
lean too much upon the opinions of
lawyers, rather than rely upon known
and familiar rules and principles of law. |
his decisions will be hazardous 70 sui. |
tom. and oAentimes erroneous, when |
the dssign 10 to be impartial and just. !
But the well read lawyer, with an
evenly balanced mind, aud practical
experience, coupled with honesty Of /
purpose, 10 safe man for the Bench. |
JrDos MrrcHELL rs rnArxAS Ofhis
opponent VIC cannot say as much. In
ae'ther experience, intellect, or fsmili- +
Arity with tie Code is Mr.. Mills ouali.
Sed for the delicate duties Of judge
The election will bs'ons Of no political
excitement, nsithss should il be. but
air discussion Of the judicial qualidca'
''ous Of Tie sespsctivs candidates will
- sxpsctsd, and We ass satisfied thst
8 can sssultia but Que way-As h,as,'
'Aasi election u q. O. n. N;kA.u a.
'sdes q MH DistyIc,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25

A OgnoCaAriC PREACHER OF TUX Cos
PEI. In . discussion in tho Bogus Kan
sas Legislature four weeks ago, the
Rev. Martin White. member. made
feVocious speech. in which he admitted
that be killed Frederick Brown. who.
our resdes will remember. was -lauch-
tered last GUNNER on the highway while
travelling tGszette'
Although the above was stolen ircro
the Chicago Tribune without changing
line, yet we will accept it as the sen
timents Of the Gazette, and adj the
comments of the Chicago Time upon
it, viz:
Last summer the Tribune and all other
Republican papers shrieket terrihlv
about tho inhumac. cowavdlv assaults Of
one Brown and other rntIins. who fell
upon the venerable Martin White, for
merlv . Citizen of Illinois. they repre-
scented that poor Martin White was
killed. and had seven bullets put through
bic hodv. hrs thev rej,ics th,. b"f'ra
BE- died he killed IN" ringleaher ~ his
ruihsn sseociatea. What achauge has
como over them since July.
Martin White was and il n conscr-
vative Free States man, is and always
was in favor Of excluding slavery from
Kansas, and because Of his success, at
Free State meeting in Kansas, in
procuring the passage Of conservative
resolutions, the ire-eating Free State
Rufiians, with Brown at their head,
surrounded his house, in which was his
sick wife and children, and fired upon
them. The wife and children escaped
death by crawling under the bed.
White defended his house with his
rifle. killing Brown and wouuding 9th
ess Of the assailants.
DR.. Hickman. of this city. hosri tina,
speech Of Rev. Martin White. in the
Kansas Legislature. and SAWS that the
above from the Gazette is grossly false.
But when did Republican journals ever
tell the truth about Kansas affairs I
When will they cease to manufacture
fAlaehoods Hr their readers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
L Attest NEWS.

Washington March %.
Col. Pickens, OF :. c., has been rendered
= foreign mission.
Gen. Orviile CLARK, Of New York, IL
cessor, and his pciit cal relations relder
bis selection acceptable 10 the Sou'h.
Mr.. Harrison. Of Ky, is also sugges-
ted. but not urged by any important
influence.
Two hundred HISTORIAN. have taken
lswless possession Of the Shawnee re
serve. fear further troubles are i'm
rninent.
The Times Washington correspon'
dent Of the 22d says:
A new Governor Of Kansas a. sue
cessor to Governor Geary will, beyond
a doubt be appointed next week
When the resignation was received,
and up t. last Tuesday it was the full
determination Of Mr. Buchanan to
urge his detention Of the responsible
post he has filled 30 ably, and ifneces'
sary, to grant him CARTE blanche for
the future. in addition to recognizing
aud indorsing his pas, acts.
Since, however, the ST Louis letter
has been digcsted, and it has become
apparent tina, Mr. Gcary's desire 10 be
relieved is peremptory, u rev line OF
| policy has become indispensable.
Washington, March 80.
Gov. Gcary having notified the res
ident Of his arrival at Washington WA
invited TO call at the Willie House
; this L. H., which he did, and Was their
introduced by the President TO the
Cabinet, and had with them long
conversation on the general affairs oi
Kansas.
1t is said the President contcmpla
! ties q summer residence on the Nights
! Of Georgetown, to avoid the sickness
with which the former inmates Of the
/ White House were afflicted during that
sea on OF the year.
Dr Hernncisel, Dclegate from Utah,
/ denies the truth of the di>credltat.c
statements concerning that Territory.
lie says they eminai-d from enemies
who have ever been strI, ing 10 ier,uent
I difficulties between Moimons and the
L.> Iernment.
Hamilton. c. W. Mich. %.
Ghs interest attached to the locality
. Of the late accident At Ces Jardines Ca
nal was to. dsv renewed bv the raising ~
the aohmeree' engine. and the testing ~
the bridge. which ia nov repaired. The
engine was ra;scd nv pullevs and der
ricks e. the tor ~ the water. and show
ID tho fo-~ard wheel ~ the engine on
the sight aide broken of. From the po-
.i,ion Of the engine. ~ it Law on its side
on the bottom ~ the canal. it seen .
vuite impossible shat the vince! was bro
ken bv tho fall. Everything goes to
show that thu axle was broken either on
the bridge or very near it. and that the
breaking Of the bridge was from the
concussiog which eueued.
Genesseo, n. Y. March %
Dew,'' TIttle, young man o. Wells
vile. Aileehanv co., has been missing since
tn 18th. An Iri-h family are suspected Of
having murdered him and have been r.
r-stsd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25

4 LAny THAT .Kxows suE KorEs".
One II the young ladies that vi.itsd
tho Z y, ship Portsmeuth, the Other
Day, Who waa not sappossd TO have
the I'll Ghtsss knowledge a uaoGical par.
lance asksd Captaia Dosuin wv tho
Astsseasst sai was HE aiysanieA meth.
~. TIE gallant eAesaia sesoonAe1 ~
Ased sess h awhilA ~ ~ .Duv =
~ nessaao 81 : ~ ~ 80
W. aes1 - Ghno(( r. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
Ally IOWA STATE DAVENPORT IOWA MARCH 25 Isl

Golp RECEIVED At NEwi oRK.-The
total amount of gold received AT New
York in 1856 was $4O,3l9,929- The
amount III 1855 wa, - .Gse, 545.--
showing falling off III the succeeding
year of ) l,363,68S.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
JANIS J. SIApE, Clerk pro TEN.
~ NrConnellv loft Alhanv

r. Mr.ConnelIy left Albany and
went to California in l849. Mrs Con-
nelly soon after heard Of hiA death, and
yielding TO the suit Of another gentle
man, married him. 4 day or two since
Connolly came 70 town and found Mrs.
Connolly taking ten with husband No.
2; asked explanation; got it; asked for
his wife; was told that hs could have
her if no would take her three children,
too. Mr.. Connelly won't do that, but
nifsrs to pay for his wiss'a board the
past four yeass at ee,so per week.
Husband No. = hasn't decided yet
whether 10 DO il" or nos
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25

- w SETTLED, AsTxn ALl.-John Dean.
the eoachman who married the rich
mans daughter in NewYork, has NOT. i,
seems gone West" nor has he vet ef
!eeted the liberation of his wiss n.,s
M'ss bokerl from the care other fa,L.
or. who. il SCENE. had resolved on send.
Ing her 10 Earops--- and, with hi.
view, attempted on Tuesday night
to put her on board tho Psrsia.
But Mr.. DsAS wss on the alert, and
BY tho aid Of his on SO and Capt
Mckss. Of the Sixteenth Ward Police.
prevented h's wife from being trana.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
MARSuAL'S SALE.

vwi1h ~ q puh,ie ,ale, iae cash Oh Aanday Ma
Asnh ICY y ~ Nat D e. O'Clock r. =. Of trst
.sy y sfsss - a. Aass, ono IA tbs 0,ty Of Da-
~ W sass hsls u ~ " ~ n .Iok NJ
W. - tBuns bsrst {, fer " adansAsins
W sn1 ee.ts M. ~.
49, - J. = SAytoA etv asssaa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
business DsTfcft's'u.

DNssIeeSs lbsStcSr'D.
COMMERCIAL LLE6F. } LOPEZ cpf atf'ry
Ranking and Exchasge.
fooLAN STUMP. MAN II.
xACkLoTr a CuRpIN. ..cor s'cotd shd prs''y.
stNkul-iS. CAMPBELL to.......... Nam.
LION Z, FAT.-.-......... Nan sh4 S~"rd
sa.he"oh, LAHls n bLAhENokh ..HaiH.
tht M ERO " iRRDW Ct-.IDT Ma "a ST.
TALLsAS. ron Eks \ AcLkAN... @b.v Z q
Land Agents.
1iLfS 4 CL.Rk.......P. -. Bprdinv, B.s.is Il
SfCkuLIs, IsbtLL - In............ Main tS
lnssrsace Agencies.
II. y. MITCHELL. floor aLhNe fo.t pfHee
H. antFG 49,. Asin sst,-i
Try Gsed,.
CHAMPION & soy Cor 70 Il Brsiy ST..
j. SUTTON .......... Cas- 81 Sk, PrrIy ~
GEO WEAVER ...Malu 81. atar,oot a StrE.ut
WAb5WoRrH - II, opposite '.rClsire Hei's'.
IL SMITH. ............... Corner - shd bga-y.
ADt&ios u RAPP..........2i. - above rerty
- '"o'tr-... ............... '" - !H' t*43t
Machine shop snd F.nndr.
WoOde en- PumP>.
Cb,nia..
J y BRAhEA GO...... MAN 100 * =.
Dry Good. and Grocer,ea.
81 u. HElDEs itEIMEE..... .2t'i, nest srsa, Il
pm HuJ'ri... '''-'.'...'.', - =" 80
1. q BILLION. i.rciai ."
..
xt,ss ,u.....No . IcIlairr Row.
to'Ha ..N ear rott Urftes
Hats + Csps.
As AisroN a - pr. Clair h"a..
A GREEN. ......'" .i''e t''W
e yERrEI..........-- S t"nd r'ie't,'"s' ns''S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25

The wssAingtOn Star ssys that the
stories u NswYork aud other papers,
alleging Tie physical fsoblsaess Of Mr..
Buchanan. ere al 70! d -eI. He has
not looked better or been stronger
nsa h asssa yean shaa II present.
SeassA ~ Ne ssasras ofths daily pa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25

$40 CAscAlss-TAs sssidsaSs q
y" =. Fs'ribasls Miasssos. ~ a.
'ssayed BY Dire about The zsss Il III,
! nassA. and t~e sfAA stA1seA psv,eka
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
Valu ,b.e Cry Property f,r Sale.

liz is>t~s siri iIouse, ~itrst"i IN Fruft .irtrt
t~~rn Nan a'ii H-rrlsnr st e.f- " u ~ sod
CHI - 10 = ~ i5Jf Ct Pan - The pui cha.
nio1 ca1 roma n frr sr'S ~ lop- G n
Ai,H a Lot % ST. - the . u pct ,52sia n =
l-o -.
Ai-oa ra.nar ri: "A Eriiy 81. corn r II fly, it9v
rs Re I
T. ~ 81 and All s;rr"fs 81 .pl 1di ~ sifu-
atei for b sincss purposes t'rr - lnE - lt
Ra street ut i, one 81 the bert III North raytn-
10 +.
farrsr'iculsrs spn'v -
FAtRBANh. & Hirh son,
n'sui;f uofm.n'. 8uh itig Nam 81.
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60 aa7H
N \ RRIE D.

BrErIS CLARK IN Trihitv Ch"rch. in hi
etty. on Tn"sdav the ~ instant BY the Rev. 10
t~rbsck, Nr. G~crr- " Bur,is u Mi,, Hiltn
tisrh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
LAND FOR SALE.

LsOUR - scrv hts, mir 18th II 1sieea esstts ~
T. Oh tbs End n. est'svad, - ssoSeesbo ssso
Also. GO ser~s, ono mile aortA a WoeeseO ~
o..e-Lsn caah, balssce y "se - two yeosvs
an. tinb-r, suo runnisa wss~s - Dost. TAis len -
D. only 10 mites u. = lore City, 81 ~ fr.0 Wss
insion Cd me rosd fso0 Colu0bss 70 ajchosaA.S
VIII be stid chap, aud part - tine.
AI.o. four % sere lots near lswa CITY. bsssaw
farming land, sod we'll wstesv1.
Also Lots n west 0svsntpoSs. rsngsao y ~ =
from 90 feet b 100 to \ eersst ~ ~ 2sOs ~
balsncr Ia one end two yesrs
Also. several aeas buildings - lesssd Dsoan;
souid te soid - fsesoaeAas tss0s Apelys n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
MARSMAL.S NALE.

I VIII ~ publ ale o.. isr III vt dsv
j ~ arch. , y. !, In fioni the Mayors
oi In III ~ ~ "avfI,rrt between fh- httir- ~
Nv. ,'cnc NJ AID tour 'ek ok - " oi sat dsy,
th- T. Il viii. dc lie Iote If i.ii m ad city Tor
she amunis saa FIR laying -.d--~aik, according to
iiy Ord,Eanre to wit:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
IseMepeseNeesss .V0sss iMasicM
or SCOTT CO

Tov Judge II the iah Judi al Dtsf,fd.
GILBERT G. II. N/TFWEIL.
Or sCOIT CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-25
FOR SALEOR LEASE
Dwelling House.

LNoh a bwCi iHsiiouse c>stA,,l,,, f,,,, ~. =. -
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ono > Literal rebi s.I o. paid
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Fer Sale.
uotsl fer ssle.

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unv.n nce ss'scAsd. N he eessisAing aty - + +
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o.-y viii D. tsbeu ~ svrsee, nui ., 80 vao1sne.
As. several .itsJbiy sjtustdd GAY Y, ~ see "
and 81 r. BE- A,aSs Oos w. sroosoao - ~ nv
the " ( pos.,Li, sus s.s tusissss hueS " .. .
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Sale Of Land,

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iie' ~ 'Aos'eit $50 81 say aAd b..4,
SO IA " Ca" -. .t tr IA - s,vtf,:+. ~.
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A.i'f hAit;i =. ksRs Ht,N.
FOR :ALE.
TNhAfi o. l. large it.si 81 IN r,,t : YIN,
n "a G raj ani Coo, iier oratt.t .,
~! % - tplei h. s,.a. LngHu u
.tiNkS raNFE~A M.IfAs,
Hct Ittf
EO. safe.
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$3.50 5ts q = sa.d & ~4atn he serus 81. ! =.
"a II l-rd II DEE rcd.
forIa ri,t calico - .ubs.fll,.f ~ Ill. ls.,..
DAVID .h..l.
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Public Work.

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H.IsMa.CU.
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CHINESE 81 GAR CiAE SEED.

lust rr, " q ey Expre>s from r. kit-' seed VS. re-
= h"a'e Iifty pa ,sse- OF i';ec Z lies y gar
Cane sr''i eaei. cpu;s nins sufi i Ia psuil.y Ia
piant oue hsifsn se:e-p ic' slo,pftla k.s-. ..L
oy mail p,stars -pnl $3.50
Not RISE B NlELr.
inh2t " Corner ~ Po.k l Iand nd Mt 1t