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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22

The distinguished features Of this hurs
Establishment arc
lst-lt Is the largest Circus ever In this
State. TIr
I'd Every act put in the Ring is better
than has ever been witnessed here.
3d--It is the most extensively equipped
Circus ever in the State.
4th-Ihe Band is the best ever attack.
ed TO any Circus.
5th-Many Of the best performer were
never before in this State,
9th Many Of the Acts are entirely new
here, have never before been witness.
ed in this State, and could not be exc.
cuted by all the Circuses in the world
combined.
Tth- II is not---as is customary Of late
"a small part of a Circus, with very
large bills-but II is an old fashioned
Circus, with all the modem improve.
ments.
Sth-It is the only company that fur.
nish es good cushioned seats to every
lady visitor.
Lastly--It is the only Circus estab biish.
ment that performs everything AZ
represented in the bills and advertise.
ments.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22

c. C. BENNETT, Secretary. l2-lt.Sds
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22
NEVADA DEMOCRAT,

Geo. /. Lammon, Is our authorized agent for tins
city He will deliver the DEMOCRAT to subscribers and Is
authorized to recevo subscriptions advertisements, &c.
and collect and receipt for the same
Hpogs & Co. authorized agents for San Fran
CISCO to receive advertisements and collect for the same
A.BndInna, Jr., is our authorized agent in sacra'
mento City.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22
LEE & B ENNETT'S
GREAT
North American Circus,
Original Brilliant |! Diversifed ~,
HNHIS GREAT COMPANY, BY FAR THE MOST ~. :. :
i plete in the United States, viii exhibit at 'Vs
Grass Valley, Friday, July 24th
Nevada, Saturday, July 25th.
Humbug, Sunday, July 26th.

The fame of the Artists. mai. 49,.
male, precludes the neeessitv ~ e
iication of fsseir genius and stta;n,lp.e1sas' ~
rs they are knowa. s1es
The Band Harness AID the p.,,,,,,
Chimes of Silver Bells must BE- - '@
be appreciated, as they will La,Ns y, 70
description. al
The Gorgeous Wardrobe by IA, -,
all Pageants on either "a ul.
the Atlantic, was manufactured e. ~ =
Florence Needham, of New YorE'
Among the distinguished Artist, .
lected from the Atlantic States and =.
rope, viii be found Miss MARY aTa, nv
WHIT AKER; Miss LOUISA MYTyi1TrS S
her first appearance.
Miss JEANEI TIE AMEREAU. Nj. eo
PHIA W0RREIL-her first appe.,.ss- ~
in Californ Ia. INV
Miss IRENE W0RREII-her fr., a..
pearance in California.
IA PETIT JENNIE WORREI-h..
first appearance in California. "
Mr.. FIR ANK whitaker, s rt q
Mr.. JAMES Mel VILE,
Mr.. GEORGE RYLAND,
Mr.. HARVEY ADAMS,
Mr.. WILLIAM FRANKLIN.
YOUNG RAPHAEL,
Master ]. ARMSTRONG,
Master EUGENE LEE,
Master FRANK LEE,
Master EDWARD DUCROw,
Young WALTER LEROY,
Master RNANDES.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
New York Markets.

New YORK, December 29.--Flour-
The market to-day was quiet with sales
of 1000 barrels. Common to good State
at $4,20a4.25 Ohio $4. IS South
ern $4.85a5.20.
Wheat-The market is heavy. Sales
of 5000 bushels at 1875 cts for white and
115 cents for red.
Corn-The market is firm; sales OF
10000 bushels at 54a55 cents for white
yellow 60a65 cents.
Pork-Mess had declined Is cts and
Prime % cents-Sales of Mess at $3.50
a15.75; Prime 1913. 25a13.50.
Lard-Has declined 5c--sales at %
a92 cents. AZ
Whisky-Has advanced 3c-sales Of
Ohio at "a cts.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
Merchants Licenses,

We are pleased to see that action has
been taken by the Merchants and Me
chanics Exchange of this city in connec-
ton with the other cities of the State on
the subject of equalising the taxes i'm
posed on Merchants doing business in
Virginia.
A petition is now open for the sigma
lures of the Merchants Of our city at the
Exchange, and in view of the Justice of
the complaint contained in the petition,
it is to be hoped that every business man
in the two places will come forward and
sign it, in order to give full and hearty
cooperation to the efforts of the Mer-
chants throughout the State.
No State can prosper to that degree
the immense resources of Virginia would
warrant us in expecting, where the taxes
are so unequally assessed-more par
ticularly where the burden of taxation
falls SO heavily on that branch of her
prosperity which needs the most foster
ing care. And while this continues to be
the ease we must look for the merchants
of other States to reap the harvest which
legitimately belongs to our own, We
must look for the products Of our own
soil to be sent to the merchants of other
States, who have comparatively no
hcence to pay, in preference to our own,
who cannot seek to do business of any
magnitude on small profit, owing to
the fact that the larger their business the
heavier their tax is, but not in lust pro-
portion to their decrease of profit.
With the immense resources Of our State
properly managed by few healthy re-
forms, Virginia could not long be kept
behind hand in her development, and we
look upon this movement as one of those
reforms by which her strength will be
brought cut.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
Saa- Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.
The News,

We see it stated that r. w. Hughes.
Esq, late editor of the Richmond Exam
liner, has connected himself with the
Washington Union.
Among the Americans in Paris about
the lst instant were W X Howard, Of
Maryland; S c Barney, Of Washington
and s L Ingram, of Virginia.
The London Times says $3.50, 900 have
been expended in the effort to launch the
Leviathan steamship, and nobody knows
how much more it will cost.
The U. s. Frigate Mississippi, Captain
Nicholson, arrived at Capetown, Cape of
Good Hope) Oct. 2lst, in eleven days
from st. Helena, en- route for Hong Kong.
She made an average speed of eight and
nine knots during the passage.
There is great excitement in Mobile in
consequence of the government interven-
ton in the flibustering enterprise of
General Walker, in Nicaragua
It is understood that the banks of the
State of Massachusetts will commence
redeeming their bills at the Suffolk Bank,
Boston, about the 18th of January.
A European steamer passed Cape Race
on Saturday, supposed to have been the
Arago, for New York but the schooner
of the associated press having been wreck
ed in the late storm, it was impossible
to obtain her news.
Mr.. Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, is
lying dangerously i'll in Cleveland, at
the American Hotel.
The steamship Columbia, off Cape Hat.
seras, spoke the Clipper ship Grey Eagle
from City Point, Va, bound to Rio, will
cargo Of -four, dismasted She refused
assistance, but the Columbia took off
passengers.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has de.
cided that the denomination of the Trea-
sury notes, recently authorized by Con.
gress, shall be 800, $500, and $780,
Contracts have been made with Raw.
don, Hatch & Co., of New York, for en-
craving the plates for the notes of the
smaller denominations, and with Top
pan, Carpenter & Co., of Philadelphia
for the other denomination. They are
to be executed in the best style OF Amer
lean art. 1t is expected that these
notes will be ready for issue in about two
weeks.
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MERCHANTS, HOTEL.
Ct ORMERLY THE MO

q 0 R N E R LY I'll E . NION.)
THIS convenient and pleasant establish
Il ment having been thoroughly renovat-
I'd, painted improved and put in first rate
order, the undersigned announces his readi-
ness to accommodate transient and perma-
nent boarders in style not excelled by any
other house in the Southern country.
The table will be provided with the best
the market affords, the bar with the best
wines and liquors, and his rooms are airy,
pleasant and well furnished
The terms are very moderate, and no pains
will be spared to give entire satisfaction to
all who may patronise his establishment.
de 20 J. L. WEATHERWAX.
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ErOm HaYana.

New YORK, Dec. 2s.-The steamer
Empire City, from Havana. with dates to
the 23d, has arrived.-The steamer Grana-
ola arrived at Havana on the Esd, with
the mails for New Orleans.
Sugars were improving.
The steamer Fashion and the United
States sloop of war Saratoga were at Ha-
vana. The steamer Philadelphia, hence,
was passed on the Oath, off Cape Florida.
Freights at Havana were dull.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

A DARING SooUNDREL. man re-
Gently left Blue Island for Chicago with a
load of oats, and on his way another man
named Albert Staub, Swiss, obtained
leave to ride with him. Staub, after
proceeding short distance, drew re-
volvcr, and placing it at the back of the
others head, shot him dead, and then
dragging the body out Of the Wagon land
leaving it by the road side, he took pos
session OF the team, drove to Chicago
and sold the oats, and proceeded thence
to Milwaukee where he was finally ar
rested
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

MAIL RoBBERY.-On the goth instant,
about three miles from Weldon, n c.,
a number of envelops and torn newspa-
pers were found, supposed to have been
stolen from the mail by a slave employ
ed on the Weldon and Petersburg rail-
road. Some of the pieces of papers, on
being pasted together, showed them to
belong to a draft for $500 upon Balti-
more house, drawn up by James Ellis,
of Newbern, N. c., and endorsed by the
cashier Of the principal bank of that
place. One of the envelops found was
directed to Josiah Lee & Co., brokers,
Baltimore 1t is not known that any
thing Of value was secured by the thief,
who was no doubt in sea arch Of money.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

ARABIAN HORSES. pure Arabian
blood stations have been brought to New
York city by Capt. Lane, late of the
combined American and English COM
panies engaged in raising the sunken
vessels of war in the harbor of Sebastopol.
They are direct from the Cars cavalry
stables, and cost eighteen thousand dol
lars.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

MORAL CowABDIoE.-The journals in
various parts of the country just now tell
Of numerous cases of young men COM
hitting suicide" mot being able to get
employment" often leaving behind them
''wife and children" 1t is difficult to
say exactly how much physical courage
is requisite to cut ones throat or blow
ones brains out but, nothing is hazarded
in saying that allsuch suicides are the
worst sort of moral towards, and as such,
and was founding the animal in playful
perhaps, they are as well out Of the world.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

In PARIs.-Tbe daughters Of Mrs Cum
ningha1n are said to be in Paris, under
fictitious names, as well as Mr. Allibone
and family. The former arrived in one
of the Havre steamers, a month ago, in
company with gentleman Of their &C
quaintance.
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Minnesota Election.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.--The official can
vass of Minnesota has been completed
and the entire Democratic ticket is cleo
ted.
Messrs. Rice and Shields We're elected
Senators on the 10TH
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

LOLA MoNTEz. 1.-The Albany Evening
Journal learns on the best authorities, that
the whole story ofthe reported intended
marriage between Prince Sulkewsky, who
resides in Northern New York, and Lola
Montez, is without foundation, and for
the best of reasons, viz: the Prince has a
wife and five children.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

SAVED BY a RoosTER -In Cambridge,
Mass, A. 6. Patten was put on trial for
stealing a hen, but the evidence showed
that the fowl was rooster, and the ac-
cused was discharged.
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modest disposition of the drapery the
general contour of the whole figure. with
the double expression of the sweet and
angelic face, are all--ALL--so true to ma
ture. so perfect and life-life, that one for
gets, whilst all-absorbed gazing upon this
exquisite creation, that it is a cold and
lifeless piece of marble; but rather feels
with q light stretch of the imagination)
that he has indeed before him living,
moving, throbbing immortal, deathless as
the Sculptor's self.
No one who desires to see the art of
sculpture sdvance in Virginia, the birth
places and homes Of Barbee and Gait.
will fail to visit the Coquette We
sincerely trust that there is not lady OF
gentleman in Norfolk or Portsmouth who
will let this opportunity pass without
visiting the charming Coquette, now on
exhibition in Johnson's Hall. Let it not
be said that the citizens of the home and
birthplace of our own loved Gait, failed
to visit the Coquette. Remember one
and all in day or two, the Coquette bids
long and last farewell to old Virginia,
and proceeds on her way to the Sunny
South. DR.. Barbee, the exhibitor and
brother of the artist has determined to
exhibit her the few remaining days here,
altogether by gas light, and be assured
the effect is very fine indeed.
A VALE FROM THE SEA.-The New
Bedford Mercury of the oath, says note.
of which the following is a copy, was
found in a sealed bottle, which was pick
ed up q few days since on Sconticut Neck
beach, in his vicinity by Mr., Allen Dur
fee:
Ship Ben Brown,
Off Coast of Africa July 20, 1S49.
Every man sick except 3. Blew
very hard last night. Provisions all Civ
en- out and water also Three feet water
in hold.
PETER Rush"
The bottle was all English ale bottle
entirely covered with sea moss, its can
Gent and ish-like appearance well at
testing the authenticity, at least, Of the
date of the note. The paper upon which
the note is penned is much worn eviden-
thy from chatting against the sides Of the
bottle, and the ink is much faded. When
and under what circumstances it COM
menced its evidently protracted voyage.
and how it came into our waters, we leave
for those better versed than ourselves
in maritime affairs to decide
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

r OST.--Betwee Mrs. Riddick's Store
IL and the Ferry Wharf, on Monday, a
Gold CAMEO BREAST PIN. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
de 29-lt THIS OFFICE.
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Special ! office.

LSOR Pertuming the Breath. Cleaning
l. Teeth, and BeamJying the Complexion,
use "BALM OF 1000 Flowers" For Dressing
Ladies Hair, use HWoopLAND CREAM" A
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlemen's Haiy beau
tyally-Price so cents each.
Beware of Connterfts-
W. P. FETRIDGE & CO.
Proprietors N. 7,
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
Q1CKERY & COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake i Co, and by all Druggists. de
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
GRAND MILITARY BALL !
BY THE W
Portsmouth National Greys

Friday Evening, Jan. LIST, 1858.
TINE NATIONAL GREYS would respect
l. fully inform the Citizens of Portsmouth
and Norfolk that their First Annual Ball will
be given ON Friday Evening, Jan. LIST, 1858,
at Oxford Hall, on which occasion the Mama
gers pledge themselves to leave nothing un
done that will add to the comfort and enjoy
ment of all. The best Ball Room Music has
been engaged, and the most popular Dances
selected for the occasion. Programmes will
be distributed precisely at ~ O'Clock, after
which Dress Parade will be given by the
National Greys. Exercises will commence
at 81 o'clock.
Tickets admitting two Ladies and one
Gentleman, So, which can be obtained from
any member of the Company, or at the fol-
lowing places Levy's Book Store, Ocean
and Macon Houses, Portsmouth, and of any
member of the Evening Star Club, or at the
National Hotel, Norfolk.
NUMBER OF TICKETS LIMITED.
Oommittee of Arrangements
j. D. WHITEHEAD, G. w. M1TcH1LL,
W. s. Cook, VIM. NICHOLS,
W. f. WHITE, ROB. SHERWOOD.
SAMUEL PEED, de 2s--6t~
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MARINE NEWS.
TUESDAY. Dec. %.

TUESDAY, Dec. 20.
ARRIVED.
Schr. W. A. Crocker, Cobb, FIN Somerset,
Mass, in ballast, to We Williams.
Sehr. W. D. HARDWOOD, FIN Camden, Me-,
lime, to W. G. Williams.
Schr. Young America, Moultoa, Newport.
in ballast, to master.
Schr. Carolina, Vickery, corn, to Grandy
& Stout.
Boat P. S. White, corn, to Grandy
Stout.
Boat M. E. White, corn, to Grandy 4
Stout.
Schr. Trader, corn, to Grandy & Stout.
Boats Sweeper and Alkaline, corn, to John
James
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgia, Pierson, I'm Baltimore.
Schi. Edith, Sears, fin Harwick, Mass.
in ballast, to Alex. Bell g. Son.
Schr. Ann D., - FIN New York, with
mdze to sundry persons.
Boat Telegraph, N. G; corn, to John
James.
Boat M. A. Harris, N. O. corn, to Grandy
& Stout.
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Ship Gauntlet, Borland, I'm Chincha Is
lands, with guano, for orders to Hardy &
Bros.
CLEARED
Schr. D. W. Eldridge, Ogden, for Turks
Island, Baymore & Stone.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
s''ribers at st cents per week, payable to
I've Carrier. When sent 10y mail ii will
lie 81 per year, So for six months, and
i for three months, payable in advance
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
Deaths.

This morning, VIM. 4, son of Arthur D. and
Sarah Mckee.
His funeral will take place at o'clock this
afternoon. The friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend.
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FOR RENT.
,s4@4. THE dwelling belonging to w. P.
Has;S Griffith on Freemason street, two doors
-Aai!l east of CRANKY street M t h i
tie, is for rent the ensuing year. It is de-
lightfully located, and recommends itself to
any one desiring pleasant residence.
Apply to W. P. GRIFFITH,
Or to s. N. WELSH,
de 30--3t Trustee.
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Marriages.

On the 2sth inst, by the Rev. T. G.. Jones,
MR.. JOSEPH R. NOTTINGHAM, to Miss
MARY F. DALBY, all of this city.
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Lecture Room, School House
Doctors Office. sc.

Nome Down to CampbelIs Wharf
~ No. s, if you want choice hams for your
Holiday Parties. Also, Smoked Beef Hams,
and Tongues and good Butter and Cheese,
and every thing else, usually found in the
Grocery line.
de 80 DAVIS & WOMBLE.
ETHEREAL OIL-l0 barrels fresh
II ETHEREAL Oil, just received from the
factory per schr. Coquette, for sale by
de so VIM. D. ROBERTS, Jr, & co. .
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STORE FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT.
,,.44, THE STORE No. 3S, Main street
E5ss;:a formerly occupied by D. H. Christie
EaiiI as Tobacco and Cigar Store, is for
rent the ensuing year. Apply to
s. N. WELSH,
de 30--3t eTrustec
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IL W. Water and Main Street. Thevtinder
will be literally rewarded, by leaving it at
THIS OFFICE,
Or to P.D1LWO ORTIZ,
de 30-2t No. 5, Wide Water ST.
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A Good Plain Cook and Washer
"A for small family, will find good home,
by application to
de 30-3t JOHN S. HOLINESS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

VlTHRREASou the ~ h dsy q Augus', A. .. 1856,
w Joseph ID. Kicnhans AMI katharine hi inh,ts,
! hi. wife, executed unto Geo. G Dow Trustee, )
certain deed Of Tru I, convey Ing 10 sail Trustee the
land In Scott county, Iowa, scIbcd a. follows ~
W situarteii In last Dav npoIt, 10 Wit: Comren-
eins At point sevsnty-'wo t1a feet eas. from the
northeast corn o. Slriag an Fourth streets
nrg thence cav. OF. Fourth .tr e. seventy-two (12)
feet, thence north hundred and hfty ti5s) fe t.
thence vcst setepiytwo (7!) feet thence south one
hundred and atty 1891 feet so place OF beginning
Also tho following parcel of laad la sad village
Commencing at he north east corner Of Spring and
Pou tn streets, runnina thence north hundrsd
and ATTY 1851 feet. thence east seventv-two ,72l
sees. thence south hundred and Atty 1850 f,ct,
thence wes, sevsntytvo feet TO pi ice OF beg
nins also The following parcel Commencing ~ he
north SIDE Of ponrth sire In said village hun
dred and eight (Os fe"t east from northeast corner
Of said Fourth and Spvins streets thence running
east thirty six (s6) fet sing Fourth street. thence
north one hundred and lfty i50l feet. thence wss,
thirty-six (ssl feet, thence south one hundred and
any tt50l f-t 10 place Of b. ginning which said
Conveyance was made by thu said Jos ph d. nhsIs
and Katharine his wiz, for the pu pose o, securing
the % nent Of two certain prnmssory notes the
inserst theron. signed BY sid Joseph D. Kle,nhans
dated the 18th dag % August 1884 and paynsle .,
!, esalOve' One for ~ n,y-seven doAS and one FOL
ten end S0.io0 Alars, payah both In six months
70 th- order " william wheeler.
And now sais notes hsvin9 brcons due and paya
be and the said Jo.e;h D ri inhsns having fai ea
81 request Of ssii wiiisn, r. wheeler, d
hereby give this puslc notice. that BY virtue OF tn,
power which IL In vested by ssia deed of Trust
Will, On Saturday. the SSH day Of April, A. u. 1887
Ut the hour 81 o'clock Ia he aferno IN OF said dsv
et the Court pou'c door in the cry Of Davei pot
pose and Offer for ssl", at public Ancion, to the high
s bidder Tor CO h,se yarcee land shove crih~i
or so much Thereon 81 all he suficient sfy an
pay tn amount 81 aid notes with tie interest thee
!; on to the day Of sale, eth.r with all hc
'Ap-nse arendin, said sale ste e this notice an,
Irust~,s fees, Upon the completion OF such sale
assd vil be sv-n In cordAnce with the stips Atcl
~ .sf D cd - Trust
Dated the LIST day Of Apsu, A. D. 1877
r 0sO. 8. c. pOw, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
VXyHRREAs en- the 18th d,y Of Mac

"HHREAs en- the 18th day of March A. n. 1855.
w Je.sph N,.'scn and May tlp' s,n M, wife ~.
ecuied ratio Austin CoItin ~ Trustee acrr,a,n ,,-a
Of Trust coLveyina said Trustee III In Scc,,
County. 1--we srrih~d o. follows, n Wit: The Wess
fr' etnsi h,H ee he North wes, a ar'sr ana Norm
halt II Ses,h West quarter, Of SEQ Ion ,umbsr Ave
~ u Towuehip aumss- srv~nty .nine f.ol N.,sh -
-er tVo lt1 kass which said q nv yanc- va. mad.
81 Tho ~ Jesss Nudson ant May his lie & tn
pmPess Of s'cusipg IN PAYNE ut 81 cs la prnmis o.
u sstss aud the Interest hssen slsnsa b. tn sad
JeepA ucAsUn. dssed che 18th day u Mach A. y.
iooe eoe - ssows. ~ ten hundred ard sws~sy ave
deilsrr, due In twelve months after dst.. end nav
ssh note havin0 tec.sne due ana payable and thu
saIi Jossph Iiod.nn haviag sale, to rsy he came
Ans'ia Ced.a: vrrstcc - Afbrefsii, DO hereby give
tAe puhe noilru. tAst ~ vlrtp. Of the pswsr whi
4 y - v~ssed " - "A Aeea 81 FsNss wi, IN Sat-
pstay y. Ssh day. April A. D. 1857 At the hour Of
o'eiect ~ The ast~rn 81 d sAk das. .. The Coart
Nee.9 dor IN the ssv a usvsnpcss sspose cad odsr
~ tos % pohsio auc ou tbs pesois u lend Above
ooere d. ~ ." much N % ~ shs be iaclsus ~
ooseey and rey the amount Of eet> - VI the m
tset srses to ,hs dsy q selss isesshsr With all
~ esoss ere ~ sesss attnsina tald soh costs 81
this tice and fiustee's tess. O. on the crmpleton
n snfA sale Asd an y Sven IN acsas1snes With
=. ssss,se 4 s:sS ps'a Of trust Dated Ne "a
ApszzN ooRlln. rrsssss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

AMERICAN WuIP { OxPANy.--The grow
Jog trade OF this cnterprisisg and veil
known Company 10 the Northwest, have
made it necessary for them to establish
an sgsnoy in Chicago, 10 sdditian to
those they already have in st. Louis and
Cincinnati. Messr.. j r Jordan 4 Co..
II Ksodolp h. street, Chicago, ere their
agents IN that city, and will supply al
orders for Whips. Lashes, 10, nanufac-
tured BY the American Whip Co. at fac
tory prices, adding freight. This compa'
nv possess great facilities for the manu-
facture Of these Articles in their three
manufactures in Massachusetts,, ond
offer Is good an article at lower rates
that any other concern in the country.
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