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The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

SHAKER BIBLE The editor of the
Lowell Mass. Courier has had glimpse
inside Shaker Bible, privilege not
often accorded to an "outsider." 1t is en-
titled "a Holy Sacred and Divine Roll
from the Lord God of Heaven to the in
habitants of the Earth, revealed in the
Society of New Lebanon, Columbia
county, State of New York, United
States of America" This edition was
published seven years since, at the Sha
kers establishment at Canterbury, N. II.
1t pretends to be revelation-and the
testimony of eleven mighty angels is
given, who attended writing of the roll.
One of the angels named Con-sole-teac
Jao-mon-shuc' and another Prcline fl
ves-ten-varen-ve-ne 1t is bound in
yellow, according to the order from on
high. The book appears to contain pas
sages from Scripture, altered, amended,
enlarged or curtailed, with original ad-
ditions or improvements, as they are
probably deemed, to suit the peculiar
notions of Ann Lee. 1t is very cur
ious volume: even more remarkable
though of less pretended antiquity, than
the Mormon Bible. A copy is or
dereed to be sent to every king or po
tentate in Christendom, and one sent to
the Governor of Canada some time since
was returned or refused.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
A Card.
Great Destruction of Property by the late
Fire 81, 500 900. New Stock on hand.
NEVADA SHOE STORE,

Commercial Street, door beior Landeokers.
T. r HOOK would respectfully inform his
old customers and the public, that he has recent
Vt Iy purchased large and well assorted stock Of
ROOTS and SHOES, and has reopened his store
on Commercial street next door below Landccker's
Brick Store) where he will be happy to serve all who
may give him call. ,
He has a full stock of Ladies' and Misses SHOES
Gents Fine BOOTS and G. GAITERS and splendid as
sortmen mt of MINING BOOTS. constantly on hand.
Repairing done oil the shortest notice.
The Ladies and Gentleman of Nevada are respectfully
invited to call and examine my stock
sept26-tf j. T. HOOK
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
Smeath & Arnold,

No. ITS, J. Street, between 9th and 7th sts.
Sacramento.
HAvE on HAND. and offer for sale. a complete as
IL s~rtment Of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions.
FLOUR in bbls half barrels AMI California in sacks.
aOsS MEAL. in bbls, etc.
FORK clear and mess in bbls and half bbls.
BATOS, FIX clear and JxI, and California cured.
COFFEE. Rio. Bovee's. ground and i'm tins.
RICE, Carolina in bbls and hafbblS, China do.
SIii Ar crushed pulverized. New Orleans and China
LARD. in 10 and 90 tins, kits and kegs.
FISH. Goldfish. salmon and mackerrl
TEAS. black and green t. and chests
TOBACCO, fruit. peach, elephant fine cut, honey
dew. smoking do.
general assortment Of Liquors, Wines case goods 4
very description.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

~ 1t is with ideas as with pieces sf
money, those of the least value general.
ly circulate the most.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

| ihS VI iaiSO poi itloHS dt OHc llillc may Ue
easily guarded against.
A DRoLL LLAccoUNT.-The Turkish pa.
pers are dabbling in American politics
Listen to one of them, as follows, on the
Kansas question. The language is
translated by the Constantinople cor
respondent of the New York Tribune:
In the northern part Of America
there is province called Kansas, which
having very warm climate, its inhabi-
tants are much given to agriculture
They have, therefore, imported large
number ofslaves from Africa, and employ
them on their lands. The people who
live in the north of this province regard
slavery as inconsistent with humanity,
and having so apprised the inhabitants
of Kansas, urged them to desist from this
improper practice. Having repeatedly
done this, and not having been listened
to, the two parties assembled, and after
ascertaining the number of each, depu-
ted representatives to the seat of the
American Government, called Washing
ton, to have the matter tried. Now, as
there has been for some time past a
great coolnes between the members of
the Council of Mobiles and that of the
people of America, they could not fall
upon any agreement on the subject of
the peoples quarrel in Kansas. The
difficulty increasing daily in strength, it
was forseen that trouble would arise out
cf it. The enmity existing between the
two councils resulted in each endeavor-
ing to prevent the labors of the other,
and consequently nothing was done by
either. Moreover, as the army of the
American Republic is wholly disorgan-
lied, and consists only of Bashi-Bazouk
soldiers, the Council of the people de-
sired to have them properly trained and
placed under some kind of order, with
regular rations and pay assigned them.
The Chief of the Republic likewise was
in favor of this arrangement, but the
Council of the Mobiles continued to op-
pose that of the people, and a great
quarrel rose between them on the sub
ject. This state of things, therefore be-
ing productive of the ruin of the founda-
tions of the republic, and the destruction
OF its Government, the Chief of it deci-
ded upon settling this affair of the army
in some manner or other, and for this
purpose last August, called up both the
Councils and gave them two weeks in
which to come to settlement of their
differences. Now, it happens that by
tho vary singular forr, Of r~los adopted
by said republic, if the Peoples Council
do not also consent to it, the Chief ofthe
Government, even together with the
Council of the Mobiles, cannot take one
ahtcha out of the treasury and as the
former would not consent to give him
any money for their support, he has had
to dismiss all of the soldiers and sell the
vessels of war to other governments. Of
a truth, it is clearly seen that this dis
cord between the two Councils will very
soon cause the ruin of that republic, and
proves the value of the peace and hap
piness which we all enjoy under the be-
nevolent protection of the shadow of our
blessed Sultan.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
LOUISA PYNE.

spruce looked that pine, at least when first cedar
c,l disgorged to hear her poplar Law;
She seized the elm of song-it seemed 10 lead h..
,. 10 further efforts, which were (a)K,
IL were enough to make su-pine.
And think of trees-on, but without the bark,
10 near, and not protest, those notes of thine
SO dulcet no dull to them could bark
An; would the Lu-pine pulse beat but for me-
mat ALPINE snowdrop were nv only carc
Had my say, she'd never leave that tree.
My Pyne apple and should form a near
IN not re-Pne. Ny brain is getting thick.
Adleu - Nich All pine id-est image of O, zen VIZ
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

Coon HIT.-A methodist divine of
our Eastern cities, recently administered
most severe rebuke to the common
custom, in those days, of reading adver-
tisements from the pulpit. A paper was
handed to him, giving notice that "thc
Introductory lecture of the annual course
would be delivered on Monday night -
&c, at certain medical institution. The
preacher said he had conscientious scru-
pies against cheating the printer by
making such announcements in the pull
pit that he never heard such advertise
ments read in church without reminding
him of the old deacon in Alexandra,
who, on certain occasion, exhorted, in
most earnest and vehement language,
the sinners in his congregation to repent
or they would all go to hell, as sure as
there was -four for sale in Alexandra,
and he was sure there was -four there,
for he had received, the day befdre, a
fine assortment, which he would sen as
cheap as any man in the city y
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
TO MERCHANTS,

HOTELS dHousekecpers-Sli00 40 900 worth of Crock
Il cry and Glassware!
1900 doz Tumblers assorted styles
Decanters Fruit Dishes and Glassware of every de-
scription
Every variety of white Iron Stone and Chinaware
300 gross cheap Table Cutlery;
Ivory Cutlery and silver Plated Ware;
A large assortment of Britannia Bar Pitchers
Chafng Dishes. Urns, Tea and Coffee Pots;
Avery large assortment of Britannia Castors;
Fine English Tea Trays, of a new style
Camphene and Oil Hanging and Side Lamps;
Parior Stand Lamps new styles;
Chandeliers and Gas fixtures:
CIT and mahogany frame Mirrors, all sizes;
A large assortment of Jerome's best clocks,
For sale at at ll6 street. Sacramento and l76 and
l7s Montgomery street, San Francisco.
sept5-tf WHAbLf q rhhShDAhhn-
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
Ilo q II

A bay horse poney, with star in front the head
IA long name and tail Any body who will return the
same to the subscriber, will receive liberal reward.
Nevada, Dec. Is, 1856.
A ROSENTHAL Commercial ST.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

LOUISA PYNE.-The Boston Post is
guilty of the following .jen Fesprit, on
the eantatrice, Louisa Pyne. A great
deal OF ingenuity is displayed in its con-
struction. We presume the authors
next effort will be to initiate the popu.
lar song "Love Not" and change it's
tune into "Pyne Not:'
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
DRIED BEEF for sale by

loo Cases Adamantine and Sperm Candies, for sale
1OO by r. ELL4RD BEANS 4 Co. 50 Broad Street.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
" The dashing. silver flashing,
surges of San Salvador"

Alas that such man as Prentice
should die But when the season of
scar and yellow leaf has come, the
statellest monarch of the forest, who
hits his head highest in the clouds and
6eckons to and defes the storm, is the
iirst to have the green chaplets torn
from his brow and scattered in the gale.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
WHOLE NUMBER 34S.


IHE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL The
Marysville Herald, in speaking of the
Louisville Journal pays the following
delicate and merited compliment to Geo.
d. Prentice,
The Louisville journal entered ;ts
twenty-seventh year on the 24th of No.
vember. Prentice asks.
Thus nobly grounded In tbe mas,
and lifting its hopes from so firm ba.
sis into the distant future, who will not
drink a flowing bumper to the Louisville
journal on its twenty-seventh birthday
and wish its endless glorious return q''
Verify we will, in our far off home. on
the borders, nearest the setting sun,
where the surf beating against the rocks
admonishes the emigrant "thus far shalt
thou go and no further" We can re-
Joice chat the Louisville Journal has
reached its twenty-seventh year, but
there is shade of sadness in the
thought that the frosts of twenty-seyen
winters more have fallen on the head
whence sprang so many beautiful and
eloquent thoughts-some like the angry
coursers of the storm, hurryihg over the
plain, bearing only desolation and ruin
IN their tracks, others rusical and pfay.
full as
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

s'Alas for them-their day is DER
Their fires out from hill and shore;
No more for them the wild deer bounds
The plow is in their hunting grounds.
The pale mans rings through the woods,
The pale mans sails shine DER their foods,
Their pleasant springs are dry"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
s27 Acres Pine Timber Land for sale

'}'hE Mhseriher viii sell a valuable tract Of heavy
Timber Lard nf $50 4cres ln Wisconsn sitnatet
rear u 'rotx Fans. on waol' River, and running
tsok on . smsl Lak.. beng the section line
Tht Hudson Lake Superior Railroad will pa - lons
Ahe ~ IT, not through IT, It Ia ~ the most bean.
ti,nl loc atoms I" N Wes,: VILLAGE Is now spr,ngny
up IN the 'mmefihte vicinity. snd III. land will do
vel TO lsy ont in VILLAGE lat. Assw Nm Is neins
eFFeted on this beautiful stream within Afw rods OF
tas land; thn shove land Is very che.n a, 400 per
Aefe Also IN acres Pinr Timber Land Of the frst
aAal{tv. on The banks Of .he Chippeway whera tse
les> can h@ ensy aoatea down into the Nsstssippi,
20 fnars't The above pr>rerty Will be snd ct bar
sHni sai tand IL free and "i"sr from all inrur'br.
hnna'a IL ms fs.f. For .nr,har rsticusTs rna u.re
- ae srhsfriaer, No. LeCisir. Rrw
.leciSttf T. I nor conn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORK
FOUNDRY,
y. a. , sA(IX
Foundry and Machine Works.

ygNHE Prcpri"tpr now prepared 20 execute every
j variety - machinery at short Eoti y.
Sup .rior stsn Engines from bto loo hors. '~er;
Engines, Iat'taS. PsnerS Gri Minis. and all scrip
tors of mill wc-s. AS. sol. agent VA the West for
the manufacture of AcCorts Anfifrie'ion Hera
y weF; sep rior machines for The rurps' intended.
He woat invite The attention ~ parties requr. ng
Saaf'ing 10 hi Adjustable Hanger aud S.f- -oilins
boxes, super hr To anything IN u'e.
Particular attention will be- paid % repairing ms
cinery, and rrnmpt s'.taion given to al, orders.
prupo>r cutr my work in the best an snner. aud
ask parties reguirng machinery repair TO favor
M with theit ardsr. Casting of AL kinds supplied
10 order. works on Third street, opposite the Ca
hole hutyiLg creuLi dat91dawly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

AvENP OUT
COM n ERCIAL COLLEGE.
tLATS 1ARA&l
q = GU sY
Y. O. 1oDo oR.
PySaep0i s~d TsssAw ~ 1eoA- -xsspssc. ~.
W. X. Frat.
A1ss. Srtastpes eEd Ts..Ar " FssHa~sAsp sad
HAvIE0 sssoelAt'd with myeh 10 TILE Ins,,.uss
II ". Pratt. s.e, We ara now prepared 10 qual.
DOUBLE.ENTRY BOOKKEEPING.
~ adapted TO ~ ~ department Of bu.tnsrs
BUSINESS PENMANShlP,
. free, = u sud rapld styl., - y u ~ Commercial
OAcuiA ioas, aud ah brsa-Ass tsaehs 81 s.,4sr Ia.
TEACHERS
easaea tor executing aad iott. seitne la thoroush
and scl nt as Oar ovsisu of Wsitlna inciud.
inx OraAnsGsAi psaNAnshtp, rlsus,sAih0. Gard
Whiting, 10,
LaSDSss Department,
PAt.isu'ss atsenitun so,eited 6s tbs dspss,usal
50 sss !. D. vot exc ssiv~sy % tAAS Dsrpese.
OUR TERMS
are more odsrsss. anh coarse of nraeton - thcy.
pestfally cali the Sisniioc q busiarss rnen and
othc :, the above aa1 licit q sis psssouAee 16Y
Hsme Institution. All sss In, tied 70 witt us and sx.
amino specimens e Pcnynxnahip, progress Of pupils
mode OF instructioI, &c. For further particulars
enQu.rs at the corner Of Third and P-'ry streets.
Q. LOPEZ Principal.
mchsodtf t0sssttf copy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

DeSWa!nes River Land for sale
E.e.TgD DEP.fRTWc.ST
1e, Noines Rirrr EnpiOetion and 10
or-rxwA lows. Anril ~ 1893
vINUr undo-e, yn.. h.ralv gives ne.i~o. thst ia
Ono Is oren for 'he sale - tb"s" vslnair
They will be sold on long c-pd,t AIt IN lofr 10
N means ani wishes NJ rurcN ssArs
Aiyfur'he- information desired IN relation 70 tnsf
GILL BE- furnished on hnrlies'ior ~ tei- "h'ee
r.fi' Or otherwise GEO r9RrINS.
trlsvis-N LAM ro-rr'iss'n1'r
LAsvsDr Aprsr-.
Nrs Nn'>y- Shvrasrfns 'f' !
n~the sixtserth a. = Jnn" n~N', n" ofs"H j."
~ ~. - ~" ihnd- pf this onrnra ~ VII .'f
rern naved from, this piscs tn Fort De- xones
-hase isuAs win be 500 m 'crs crrdtta. ara 10
l,tr 10 sait u = rtesns and WISHES a. rrr"fsae-s
GEO " PgEEIGa.
and Cennaissi0ne
,tptmw,, VS. 50 svn7 dS~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

1 aNibrS LiEEF u aNtfHl lil.ib niilc,
| 1 1 f~m nis.n npofs' plce $40 -, 4.te, W i.
Civ! - suit Pareha~er
Improved Farms.
40 .cr histh Improves! IA, NJ. 5 ru'e f,-in Dsv-
isr; ar actts ~ cultivation goa .--is renee, with
~ iai'st, Ao1h', 9;aui ,se
ADsuttiai farm ) j. iaIe, froa, p,,rnpo,t---ieo
Ito . SD, b, .niiv"iioa. taft tluiu u, v
hau-e. stahla rts
5tu. tfsta i1a..pl.i.. % aets, 40 sctr. nu-
bic, etc.
Slt aces , mtes IN. Dav .al.ort--'. acres III
isn', - isas na hlga state Of 'ntivition, lay
re tnb {. isife orchard W" rpod wci.s water,
la s. h'u-e with stabies. outbeding~t ete.
GHa"- fram pav4uplt,--4o .acfe, in cultivation
90 nstise, stable etc.
81 ru,e. ts..i Dastnpllt--i2o acre. al fei,cr.
G. srr .ni d vts1i, 10 ac-c- iuibvi 10 ar y Al
II heu>t table te
a.'se trsn Davenport eeIs-. 20 ,errs i'caI-
lYifr 2 pa uuhts. l.ise i = Ae''.-r, s'""4 barn
r., "te.
i2mil~> f5om DAvcnp,,t-so acres; ~ "cres in
cultivation. god h"u ., rbt e.e.
{. mt, rom nayeGpati.-so acre>, e. acres In
eu;'.vs'i"n, : ad house. stable. etc.
- riie~ frain Da,cnr --so aeres 90 arte, In cul
ivttiJn, II 81. rlih ,inlh I, b.iArta- prarie
age erchsri running water, hrise, large stable.
sg,okc house, etc.
10 mile frm nsv sp,rt, VI .rres-ali - cut,A
=, 70, house. stable;
ilmirs from Davenport, 50 acr-s--ali in fence and
c;llitv alton.
200 acr.. ~ f.noe aai cnitiv a,ion tbs dubuque
road, miles from pavenl-lrt.
10 acres prairie land; miles from davenport beau
tfn view over Rock Island. Mississippi ahd Daven-
port.
~ scr-s - rich prsria land bv waic7tt some ~
u cultivated. Aud large amount OF urinproved
land In Scott County.
number of hOns"s. lot- and vsornt lots, pisasAnf
" >tnaie' IN different parts OF Davenprt For sale
~ favorable terms.
IS bean'ifti laf. IN North Davenport terms lib~r-
ally. Apply TO
y;stf JCIIT-s YTANCR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

ne -utscr'hr- he. nrai'~rlss- desirable Die
fc"df inn6 n .ni citi-. - Davenport an,
'aciA,ra snr near ire town OF pnrf Byron that h
Is r-. to eeii IOc,IStl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
Far Sale.

"a oNF hrnire. snt iwor'v Rrid,na t.ts IN an
- Addition - the .nwn of Port Byron
THESE lots ara eligible and hands rlelr -ifns.ed
he htrs ~ the Mississippi They vii be .iid
nabl.
For particulars innuira ~ V@ssrs pursee pr.t- ;
10. pNrt Bvrnn c'a-i.s Rogers. Ed. IsCiaire,
carhin Dos' Davenport or Of the suhsnrihe~
JAAfsMAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS.


R0l1lOV0ul
CRAbBG'E uAir- Dresslag / Shaving
- - 1 q q N
WILL ~ removed to-day. 70 seviy nitted Aocaa
W e04sS the " Claire Hotss where ~ Will eve
Be fcuad 10 reAdiness 70 serve k- aAsross custom
srs y he nost Aepssvsd msesss.
PerfaneHy! PeYfanNryl
CONSTANTLY on hand the largest ssoeh os Per-
Nuo~Sy, CslSgLes, nxsSsiss, WasAss e.so F.n.
sdss, Assierssls,s, byss Ae. oAADsbS sats-Or
TYlcs0Al1koD ! HAIR Dye
Aiweys On hand. A,so HAIR. Sssh snd ToetS RrGshSs
Ol0AnS ~. y. j. I. Ora AHn
euI1Su
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
~. MlLHOsHN'

"a, r.,.,s prossr and Auo,ionset whi n'ss"a -, "
80 Is. 49, 81 C,,y Property, Lots. Lands fsr' s
=. Ias,,Sn' 6mos With Geo. l.. SieA''s, Ii
s-s., DaysIpoyt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
,HNtIa, .NNfls

.VW1EA, eVN4yN.
nnn was sss.v'.d s,se.. vhreuus.
] sHSO S.N. Sop see nv
rwiNs. Cuvw ~
= -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
Prairie Lands for Sale.

vNHE suhscriber has ene tn n-and aeres OF prime
rfairie lsnhs In Jasper, Starry, Marshal and
Ffhntn g, anttes, whiCh he ~ili sell fer cash
h@nrs for other property npon the nost tavcrsnie
cr,aS Also for sale some Sne but'ins Iossop brs.y
I'D Prrry streets In North Davenport.
fsn IL al OLIVER q LOGAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

On ACRES ~ ine Prs.ris s.i rail. snrir o3
~ Fnlton Derot, with dwelling house tEort..u.-
This proits can re bousht epoD the uo.t raasunkhe
tsT'ns Enquire Of GE. HCBRaIL,
I'M, 'ntt) Land Ag-p
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

attorney sna Counsellor Al Law ones ', not'i low,
.arasr Main and Second strse'r' ps''"''
fdecladtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

,s.u,y tSuSy surveyor. Plans ena bfsslnss y
sinds neatly sxeeutet oraess m'' :. S'.s spl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

an Primer, ~ p-Ts 30 consulted a. NJ p'sp.
.ss,, Brady, between soanh an s"'S Rssdsr.,
s,th....t oernsr Brady sad siiteea'a s1sesis'
,us3s-dAvssA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

nRsss DUrT0xsi DsR10 Bu17oSeiA,yosy
u hos IN immense AssogtnsAs, ths hxst n town.
essdy strsss besv<sa Vesfth saA plftA.
Oct 11-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
lam, bP2.. Lox1DebP1.
Il the Rock leland Saw Mill.
LUMBER! LUMBER II
DRY CHICAGOLUNBER.

fI>Hk seesorthey tseps aonsAr'iy As.d sli ouAl-
! iti~R And 'h.chnssevs Of crv Ghtcasn Lutuhev ~
hts varA ~ the rnrnss A,,cs JsIsnA aud ~ sts
v'Ns''v = ~ WWoUg ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

e. n. CLINE,
IN ..a Ornamental Painter; can hs
! .,a ,,.ud Of CLINE jewell, on ID '"ee''
S'e "s. jsnishiy
nxsay, Davsnpovt. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

cann..uor st Law, and Notsry Plhilo
ss,sy SSa ssSuon paid to Conveying and s1, w
,n..snn of Land TITLES. Once on br"aY H. I'm y.
shervaxs building. -----
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

..,.ssa hsss Family aross5,'s nsa aNo, s@a a... sas
49,. ~ Asss ma Csps, hardware, Croekery, wood,
1s.l ~uow vare, Ae., Corner Of Sd stree. a.o
~ss.srs Avenue. psvenpor', Iowa WI"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

JtLxfS G.E'1.l.ST r.,
l. 4 n ID A & II n II.
office IN ..tchi son. Block. Second street,
Uetwceu Main aud Brady.

ACRES large autifni Tunb =. ~ miles
frum ptstnppfti price $40 ,,t aese, W l..
ty z - suit purchaser,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

\ RvsUANAN 4 JOHNe'
.ro,uev. a, Law orce No no,nnm c,,ro,s s,onrs
>u.,n, ,rs., John johns, U. y. Comni's s'''"'
for Court Of Claims.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

GEO. T.. BsURHstL'
laor~sv aad Oouass!o- at Ln"'
OF Deeds for Coh"'e"o.' o.
w,n .,,. propp. and attention TO the Goass
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Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Jan. 15---Schr. Elizabeth, Smith, from ST. Augustine,
Steamer Magnolia, Ste1man, from Fayetteville, E. J.
Lutterloh.
l6-U S Mail steamer Spray, Price, from snthvio, to
Jan. 16-Schr Albion, Lambcrson from Jacksonville to
]. H. Flanner; with naval stores.
Jan. l7-Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayette
vle to T. G. & B. G. Worth.
Jan; l9-U s. M: Steamer Spray, Price, from Smthvie,
to A. H. VanBokkelen.
Steamer Magnolia, Sedman, from Fayetteville, to E. j.
Lutteroh
Jan 2l-U Mail steamer Spray Price, from Smthvile,
to A VanBokkelen.
Schr Medora, Bartlett, from Portsmouth, N. H., to
Adams, Bro & Co.
Jan. l6Brig Agricoa, Anderson, for Gibralta and
market, by Adams, Bro g. Co.; with 1ayaI stores
Steamer Magnolia Stedman, for Fayetteville by E. J.
Jan. NJ S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, for SmthviIe,
by A. H. VanBokkeen.
schr Rebacca Fogg Pate, for Boston, by Willard Cur
schr Allen Grist Willis for Washington, N c., by Will
lard Curtis with -four, &c.
Brig belmont Locke, Park, for West Indies by Kidder &
Martin; with lumber.
Schr. Sam Bolton Allen for New York by T. c. Worth;
with naval stores.
Schr. M. Y. Davis Robinson for Boston, by G. w Davis;
with naval stores pea nuts, &c
Schr. Queen of the South Nef for New York by j. Il.
Blossom with naval stores, sc.
Jan l7Schr. A. DeRosset, Brewster, for New York,
by A. D. Cazaux; with naval stores, &c
l9-Schr Charles Smith, Simpson, for West Indies by
George Harrss with 100000 feet lumber.
Jan 20 s. M Stamer Spray Price, for Smithvlle, by
A. II. VanBokkelen.
Steamer Magnolia Stedman for Fayetteville by E.
Lutterioh.
Brig Philip Larabee Aud, for New Orleans by J. H.
Chadbourn & Co.. with naval stores.
Jan 22-U Mail steamer Spray Price, for Smithville,
by H VanBekkeen.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayetteville by T
& B G Worth.