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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20
Boots and Shoes.
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- CHA hGE cOa.inueS 20 m1Eutac-
~. tire and keep en- hand, At his store.
No. G, MAIN STREET. TARgEN. OHIO,
Two ds,o-s south Of Smith. NcCuIabs & Cos sacre, :
large. complete and well selected STOCK OF goods ne
csn recommend to customers. al moderate prices, cos.
.issinE of LADIES' FIN CONGRESS-.
SIDE Laced, Patent Tipped Ana Foxed Caters. plain,
good and substantial CATERS, home made. OF different
gra3es AMI coicrs. AMI a general assortment Of all
kinds Ladies Shoes. Slippers, &c
MISSES l. CHILpRENS' GATTEgs.
Boo.ees, shoes and Slippers. of ali kinds and ceic-s.
G~ENTLEHEE'S FINE FRENCH CALF.
Morocco, Kip and Thick Boo s; = good assortment of
fine Caters aud Slippers; Boys and Youths Calf, Kip
and Taiek Dsols. Rrogans, &c, &C.
4 FOOD SUPPLY OF FINDINGS.
Consisting of French Calf. Patest Leather. Cal. Boo.
Morocco. Corie Sole Morocco. Glazed Kid, Prunel.
Galloon- Boot Webb, Lasts, Boot Trees, Shoe PeIs,
Nails. Ruires, Thread. AMI every thing else pertaining
to the tra5e.
April -, 1857. p. cR4SA0E.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20

''E)ATENT MEDICINES"
1 SPRING & TURNER.
lave this day in store Al Ea-6 M;rkvt sS, Ssr-sa,o o.
l Gro keluedy's Medical Discovery.
= do Hooeani's G-rni4n Gtit.rs,
c do AcLaGr's Liver Pills,
8 DO 10 VermifgSr.
J DO Ayre's Cherry Pde,orli.
} 40 do Liver pills.
] 10 Mex ctn Nu-t1rs Liaineni
. do TSS.As' Venetian do
] 10 FarTc!I's ArNai2n DO
! do Guysctrs Yellow Doek and SlrsapsrN.,
i DO Viewers Z tnzer gai Salt gieun syrup,
! DO William .iGtls e4lsam far the Lungs.
q do Deshier's Fsvec sd Aga Pi.is. ~-esrtsia ears
= 10 Nrishts SIslrt'casei Iiiis.
y do WisuIr's Bsl.up Wild Cherry.
Grsf=nhers Aeaici,es, Of al Linds.
pr. Jayus's do 10 g,
= 10 Slahl=rs EIprctsrsat.
y IL ~ lftrrhHI Cordial,
"a do Sellers C,n<n SyrGP-
y 10 r. GERS Comp. syrup L5VerSoTt and Tar,
"a d. Merchants Gsrgli.E Oil,
William {. S~=e.s Aedieins o. eTsry kind.
AIto 4 go3i ssoTtncEt n almost everything kept by
Dru sEis:s. Please call and see Is.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

i County. Probate Court.
Notice is hereby given. iha. the foiioTinc settlement.
having Teen fled N the offce OF the Probate Court.
s.ii remain "a is for in Spcciicn and exceptions. uu-
til the 2jth ins:. when th.y via be ordered to record, IL
no exceptions are taSr1:
High IxcSs1u. dece1.ed. hn>i settlement Of Executor.
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBBS, Analytic Physician.

DR II. TUBBS, Analytic Physician,
~ will he in attendance, as follows:
wIREES, National Hotel, Wednesday, Eth june
kAyEsSA, Prentiss uJase, "Wednesday ahd Thurs
day, 10 and a..
For consolation upon all diseases OF the Throat,
Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach. Bowels. kidBeys- land
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel. Rheumatism, Nervous
ness. Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever Tits. Impurities Of the Biold, E-ultioEs- Can
GERS. Ulcers, ana all Other varieties OF long staining
complaints. both external ard internal.
For sOaeten ysars DR.. I. has devoted his entire time
20 Chronic diseases. treating thousands annually many
OF whom hat exhausted every other RESOURCE in their
reach. Ia no eaSs are saiRera{ or other PoisOHS en-
PLsged, HOr docs he make sick 10 make rel. or tear
dorm 10 bEil& Up dsdiR- ThemelicineS rIH be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients -u-vte
main az home, and continue with prudence their ordi-
AIRY diet and exercise. Many have recovered under tie
treatment after friends and physicians had siven up ali
hope, the indisIutable evidence Of which can algayS
be furnished. lnvaiiGs, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited 10 call. and may lie assured that 10 en-
couragenent viii be given or expense incurred with
2ut = corresponding prospect Of recovery
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IT. r. HARMON. sher!r.
SIT. n@... WIN. L. e. I-s7-i.-asa
ISHERIEF s SALE
y Iiamphrs, Harsh, N y. Court ef Cos

l.SuERIEf s SALE
l~iamPhrss Harsa, N - Court q Con;
vs. mon Piss q IFu-iLu
By yir-ue OF an . Ter Of sale, made on srerss AZ tbs
March term % said CoGrt. i-5i. a; the ssit Of HUN
peTry lIarsh against the dffsrdsnts, 1 Fkzil ezGe-r 10
Pcbhs Sale. A. the 1oJr 81 the Court House, ~ War
rsn.is sid eyuity, on siiur lay the sS*day ~
A d 1857. between the hours q 10 cSIock Al and I
ioelock 2 NJ. u said day. tie undiyiieG- one-half 0f TIE
following described tract OF II. Of land, Situate il
l Chan pioa tcSIship. No 5 in the 4h k.nge Of T5Sn-
ships Ia the Csansetic-t V estern ReSei We, II The etkts
Of Ohiu, and Witch Is also In the e6uu:y " Tsuzhzli,
and is known IS the east part Of lot No go N s&jd
township according TO the survey 81 E=iPh Corles.
bounded eES., forth and south by the criginai fotiihes
Of the lot. Che sccth line being also the &c snship lintl
and vest ~ Gfty-rine acres u said Tot No. l69. k<re-
tof0re conveyed TO A. d. aud y. D. Eos, the sid West
line being larallrl with the east lHe u the lot, All
containing one kurdred scres or land, t@ The t-ue
more or i-ss. said undivided one-as;f ofsAid l4hd. Sp-
PrziseI A. $4,000
n. r. HARMON. sherir.
sh-riT-s Olive. Warren, AIR. -, Is5s-Ja-3 50
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20

JACOBS AMALGAM PENS.
eJ These celebrated Pens a-e fp- sale wholesale IN,
retail by InnTNGS & MORGAN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20

SHERIFF AND SPECIAL MAS
~ TIERS SALE.
George DEskes
Ia cssrs q oSGsasa Pleas.
BY yiEtus OF AZ order o. sale. ;'ssst OF: q thr cszrs
Of Common Pleas. Of TsInoaii equity, Chic. 70 -r d.
reet=d and delivered. / have .eSied 81. and shsilex
pose to plhii= sale, 81 tie door Of his Court ifouseIa
Nasren. IN S<ii C0uzty~o saturday, ths sd day 81
May. A. u lSJ5, hets zen the hours " L. O'cisck A. n,
AMI 4 P u. Of said d2y- the Nlioring :<scri6e1 tracts
or lots % had, Sltuate IN Wares. or township So.4,
in the 4h Range Of toEnships III the csrnesaeur wes
tern EeSery-. in the STATS az ohin. Ana EhiehsiAaiso
IT. toe C0nniy o. Tfuab9il, snd - knorA ~ los No
&c. y ami l., ofa Fiat laid Uut - Oliver j 5fceks and
ReAa-i J. Brooks. ana reeunsei in TRANQUIL Comfy
Records. Vol Ne-4-. Taz< 2~3 To - sSA NJ the nHG
OF George D-Ake, In the allows ,sntitlet esnse.- Az
prai5cd a. SJo,tO for TIE thee lots, or $3.50 eseA.
= H.g uARi0N shsria
sEEzyr'so-rur, -G n sHeeIai Nasssr.s-
CHERIFF AND sPEcIiL RgCEI,
~ vER,s SALE.
-, Order s''sis'T "a Ai'.sss:ss
~ virtue ofsn order a ,xlz- frzsd oa1 - iSec ouu
OF ConIloa fieasOf lran-Hai caGaIs. Uai2s - ne <ss
saeriG and Social Mast.-l aiSrct-t aad aelrsrri. sy
tie Clerk Of saif co-st-I nave I@siri On. and shar *
pose % Public sale. u the doer u! ae S0crt House. Ia
Warren. Ina said eOuntys0u SATURDAY thes3da<aJ
Of MAY. A ID lS57. between Ihr EouTs 81 70 o'chDek a
N aud : ovivvs.P ~. Of ash FAY, The fol,o1ing de-
scribe! reat estate OF he sef-ndAht. - nj: Lois Ne.
- AID J4.fn the fJsn Ftal - Hes. FTnuouiI coGLtt.
Ohio. ana is boand=d as foiisrs: ON kna west " AAiA
sIsst. ar n. L kss4, sOErh ~ Jane sEeet. r.s,Sy
{ lsrrss alley rlnniEg north AaI sOyth, and north -
Thomas Evahs' lard. and Is kuosn - the Woedssr.s
Tavern Stand. nov N0eSir Oct 10. R5SJ ocrapted ~
q. L. swami. To he seid 81 the salt VI Rec, su<EShA
Co IN the zLeSs eaaile4saas- &Rfzsisei a. sAhsA,
n /, dSraos. sh.ris
a,-- ar E1t aud SPECIAL keesivu.N
irse1ss-wArrs ASE.22sIsS-Ss73se
TRUMBCLL COMMON PLEAS.
W. .ey sB- TiunxrSsn. va
chauaess b. TIrarnesrsn. tak- nStee skss he pf.E-
tieJsofn R. Moods, has this lSth APHsf Js57. EhsSEis
prtu0a saleyselose = certain land esntraet nhdshe-
tween them. oatbx 3 tn day oflanuaD I%s- Thsre-
t.ton a>ss FIR TIC. safe az the premises desertb<din
salt contract. teiAg i5seres o. 1.HdsiH i5l 3fts re
tosnsaiT OF Marrea; Tor the r~aypeEt 80 Of S24. utA
interest frpn iss JNHrar7 lr57. hsiq2 to s-seRxhrz
d1e On said car'rAes, And 2Ht ir th= psla~hE u the
present w0rth Of the amount - 5sso.aSc Cos 5..aafy I.g
1853. So
Said defendant mat arr@sr ara s1sreEE, the i3tA
a'v % June iz7 or tss -sxf.Rrais 81 Gid ssfiren
uAI 5s .Axsa - eonfrs,-ni - ai1. 49,
c1fafS 49,
= GzssSz ---AsA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

MONG OUR DOMRSTICS MAYBE FOUND
large sssek Of hseacheA asi bssvn aAsstinss. u
widths. 1icsinss. C1saks, 06tpa. Dntns. voeaan
end GOTTEN Hsansls, Hnsays. -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

AIDES ARR ESPECIALLY INvIVRD TO
examine our Shawl, Cuosk end otlk Department.
vhsch - lasgs ~ attsssuve. esasaanAg great
many Aasissbls ssyln.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
LAT TES T N E w S


New York, sept. IA.
The steamship Baltic, from Liver
pool on the Cd inst, arrived this morn
ing.
The City of Baltimore arrived out
on the I'd. The steamship Kheronese
and Queen of the South had left for
India.
A proposition was on foot for the
engagement of all the vessels of the line
to which they belong for the convey
ance of troops to India. The news is
not important.
A prospectus Of the Red Sea Tele-
graph Co., had been issued. They
purpose purchasing the Atlantic Cable.
Macaulay is to be created peer.
Nothing definite had transpired in re-
lation to the Atlantic telegraph.
INDIA.-Some of the French jour-
nah had published dePatchos froa'
Marseilles affirming that mutiny had
exhibited itself in the Bombay presi-
dency, but has been suppressed and
plan adopted there to form regiments
composed entirely Of Sikhs.
The English papers state it origina-
ted solely IN the fears which prevailed
in Bombay and Madras. The Paris
Pays denies that there was any ground
for uneasiness, in regard to the French
establishment in India. 1t asserts that
all is tranquil. Letters from India
state that the mutineers were already
in want OF ammunition.
CHISA.-The Hong Kong cores
pondent Of the London Times, writing
on the 9Th Of July, gives the following
as the course resolved upon by Lord
Elgin. The Calcutta, Channon, Pearl,
Inflexible, Hornet, and the two gun
boats will proceed thence to the mouth
of the river Peiho, on which Pckin is
situated, Lord Elgin will then dispatch
letter to the Emperor requiring him
to either recognize or repudiatc the
act Of his affairs at Canton. If, as is
probable, no notice be taken of the let.
ter, or disposition be shown to cntan'
gle the ambassador in questions Of GER
emony, Lord Elgin will declare war
and Conton will be occupied, and such
further proceedings taken as may be
necessary to bring the Court of Pekin
to reason.
The market for new congon had
opened al an advance of 10 per cent.
on the opening price of last season.
The crop was very abundant and Of
good quality.
SPAIs.-All danger Of collision with
Mexico is over.
Queen Maria Christina has received
permission to return to Madrid.
GERMASY.-A Prussian journal says
the King of Holland is disposed to
cede the Grand Duchy of Luxumburg
to Prussia.
GENERAL IrEMs.-The Emperors Ma
polcon and Alexander are not to have
an interview at Darmastadt.
The threatened rupture between Ma.
pies and Sardinia has blown over.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

A WOfo 70 Aovcnouto.
The West is made up Of people. who are
comparative strangers to each other They
come from all parts of the world. They are
constantly coming. and filling up town.
village, city, and covering the prairie with
the monuments Of their industry. They
are not born here, brought up to know every
man, and every trade, and kind of business
in the country. as is the case in the East
and older States. Our merchants desire
their patronage They don't know our
merchants But they read the newspapers.
For l1h. for dry goods. for almost every
thing. they consult the columns Of the
newspaper They do not know who keeps
the article they need They look over the
columns Of . newspaper to see who does
keep it. They take down the number Of
the store. They find it and become con.
slant patron.
Advertising. then, becomes necessity at
the West 1t isa general intelligence Of.
fice" If house is needed. they look under
the appropriate head in the advertising col
umna So for insurance, groceries. bankers,
steamboats,. dry goods, hardware, &c. To
them the newspaper column u . directory.
They consult it daily. Notwithstanding
this fact is too plain TO be misunderstood
there are large number of merchants and
trading men, who neglect to advertise
They go out to hunt up customers Th'
public don't know Of their existence, except
by accident They do dun business. com
plain Of small aales and become diagustet
with the country. They havs not ~ risA
busiasss sPisit They do not patreaiss II
adxsrtisiae sohnaA
| ,Thks ~ elA9s vee Aavs thsls tVs
1 ~ 4iaAt ~ ~ taslsl - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Gen. Jackson's Snuff-Box, &C.

New York, Sep. IA.
Mr. Andrew Jackson, Jr, has declined to
bestow the gold snuff box upon Maj. Dyck
man, on account of the Lewiston of sentiment
and excited feeling existing here on the
subject. He says whenever the public
Judgment of the people of New York shall
settle the claim between the individuals. it
shall be his pleasure to discharge the duty
resting upon him, he returning Immediately
to Tennessee
Mrs. Cunningham's trial is assigned for
the 2Sth inst.
The anniversary Of the American army
entering into the city Of Mexico, was cele-
brated this afternoon by parade Of the 7th
regiment Of the National Guards.
The reception and entertainment by the
New York Volunteers of the Scott Legion
of Philadelphia. the great expected feature
of the day, however, did not come Off
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
S;.It. TaES:sfDs:S, TS'eSaED fDss:S,s. E.'ssss.
TERMS Of Adv 4 MT uSaN"'
Asa Aansrp urossu rss
DAVENPORT ASSOCIATED rHESS'
Mmv lSt., 1897.
NOTICE TO ADyERT.sERs.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions
type.
Displayed Advertisements one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood u
apply strictly the mmedia;. business ~ the sdver'
tlser and all other advertisements sent Ia by the sd'
yert.scr will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instruction
will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN
serted one time free Of cost, thereafter charged ~
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid Tor IN
cartabIy IA adtance unless from approved Agents
Contra ts f,r yearly advertising termnao'e a. '"e
,sl.n Of sdv ,rtiscrs they paying an Advancement.
o5 per cen,. Oh the contract Price
Advertisements inserted noxt to readine mA''e'
ou.r cent advance on above rates, and kept on IN
,,,ie 26 per cent advance regular rates.
An Transient advertisements must 10 paid FOR ID
advance.
GEO A. WEST Iowa State Democrat.
.ASDEHS h BRO. Daily Gz1ette.
n LISCHER d GO, Der Dsn~krAt
IAKRtSGI wiLKiE, DAILY Evening Ne"s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Rp,cu X,un- -Maceintosb's U,

Brick overwhelmingly gulch
west side of Harrison Street, is literally fiji
led with brick yards These yards are con
stantly eating into the college bluff, and
depositng refuse in the gulch to fill it to
grade In this manner that almost impass-
able hill will be eaten away. and fine
brick yards, one would think that We were
max ing brick for exporting, but the home
demand is equal to the supply. Such is the
rapid,y Of our Citys growth
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Dsputy County Surveyor. Plans and Drawing OF all
iinds neatly executed. Orders len at the oGnce ot
4. n. Miller viii be promptly attended 10. cpl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
State Election.

Portland, Me, II.
Our State Election comes off to day. 81
towns have been heard from, and they give
the following vote for Morrell, Rep: 20
pa; Smith, Dem, 1882, Rep. majority, 81
co.
The vote Of Portland was, Morrell ] ,sls;
Smith l,437; Scat. g. Last year Hamlin,
Rep, 2.439; and Wells, dem., 1857. Pat
ton, straight Wing. and scattering S37. The
vote is smaller and the Republican maj. di-
minished from last year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

IMPORTANT lNFoRMATIoN.-Ryan OF
Philadelphia, is the most celebrated boot
and shoe manufacturer in the United States.
This is conceded by ALL When he says he
uses French alfskin, his customers can re-
ly upon it that he does He excells in the
quality Of material and the thorou ghness Of
his work
Topp. of this city orders large portion
Of his stock Of boots and shoes Of Ryan
This is enough to insure Todd's fortune
Good work will establish for any man per-
manent patronage Todd's work can be
relied upon. He says Just what he means,
and merns what he says. Go to Todds
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Col Young's Block, corner of Fifth
and Brady Street, has reached its full
growth Of three Stories and the workmen
are completing an elegant brick Cornice on
it consisting Of 80 arches with pendants.
The first story has three stores, and the
second and third story has each nine win
dows with circular Won caps
II is very creditable building
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Later from California.

New UrIehns, sep. TT.
The steamship Philadelphia has arrived.
with dates from Havana to the 4th and san
Francisco to the 10th. The San Francisco
markets were active A Settlers Cony ention
had nominated Stanley for Governor, on II
mixed ticket
From Washington Territory We learn
that Stevens, Dem, has been elected TO Con
gress by a large majority.
Advices from Peru state that sullivan,
the British Minister at Lima, had been mur-
dered by 6 Peruvihns Different causes are
assigned for the deed Some political and
other female intrigues.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

FRuIrs.-The streets Of the City are
crowded with fruit wagons. Melons as
large as kegs. apples. plums, peaches. pears,
grapes, oranges &c, are to be had on every
square, and when ripe are refreshing and
healthy. Too much meat Is eaten at the
west 1t is too heavy for digestion. Fruit
purifies the blood and invigorates the sys-
tern
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

A Cow WITH 4 WOODEN LIa-The Not
tingham Journal says:
Last week Mr.. Robert Wright, farmer
of Burton, Lazars, near Melton Mowbray
had COW which broke its leg, and which
they attempted TO set themselves but fin
ding they could not succeed, they sent fol-
MIR. Reynolds, veterinary surgeon Of Melton
Mowbray, who found it in 50 bad state as
render amputation necessary. and he has
affixed one of timber in its place, which il
likely to answer every purpose. 1t is fas
tened around the knee joint by means O
leather straps, and the beast can use it
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

NATIONAL THEATRE Tonight we
have another splendid bill-The Maniac
Lover, and the Eaton Boy, both Of which
are capital pieces. Mr.. Callahan is doing
his best to make the National popular. We
shall look for good house to night.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Trustees Sale.

w NHERRA0 sn the llth day os Dece1bes. 4 p.
w 1864, Charles r. Ditel and Johanns Distsl his
wife, executed unto Austin 0erbin - frustee, .
certain deed Of Trust conveying To satd Trustee the
land In Scott County, Iowa, described - foowS, 10
VII Lot ten tlol In block three l3l, - known and
designated on the recorded Plat Of fOrret Dilou's
Addliou TO the city Davenport, which said CONVEY
ance made by the ssid Charles =. Distsi sni 10
hanne Dtte for the purpose Of securing the payment
u certain prom ssOry ote and the interest there.
on a,gned BY said Charles r. Dittel dated the llh
day Of Deoember, o, 1855, for seven hundred dol.
lars payable with ten per cent per annum Interest -
the rider N. Fejervay. % ths nrsl day Of August
= d. 1857.
And now aaid note having become duo and payable.
and the said Dtts having failed to pay the same, l.
Austin Corbin Trustee aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice. that by virtue Of the power which
Is in me vested BY said deed Of trust will, on Sat.
urday the 10th day Of October, D. la01, the hous
Of O'Clock 10 the afternoon Of said day ~ the Court
Housc door In the city % Davenport, expose and Of
Ter for sale, at pub anction the highest bidder
for cash. the parcel Of land above described, os 90
much thereof Is shal be sufficient - satisfy and pay
the AMOUNT Of said note, with the interest thereon 70
the day Of eale together with ali EXPENSE attending
said sale Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon the
completion Of such sale deed will be given y
accordance with the stipulation OF said deed Of
| Trust.
Dated the l6th day Of September. A d. 1887.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
seplSdtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT. - n. ii.
Bennett, Esq. has received the appointment
of District Judge of the Fourteenth Judicial
District, in place Of Hon. G. c. X. Mitchell,
resigned We are glad that Mr.. Bennett
has this appointment, for his legal expert
ence and age will qualify him for the duties
of Judge.
We know of no lawyer in the Republican
party Of this District, whom we should soon
er haye chosen for the place.
The October Term Of the District Court
will be holden without fail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Sr. LIKES CnrRCH.-When com
pleted, this edifce will he the best of the
kind in this city. The brick work will he
completed in two weeks The whole thing
il model Of convenience and OF grace
The basement has large audience room,
vestry rooms, coal rooms, and entry room.
There is an air of elegance about it, which
is the result of plainncss Of exterior finish.
No carbuncles marthe lightness OF the col
umns, or the windows. 1t will he ready
for use about the the time that Brady street
is nacadamized aud side walks laid.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Election.

New Haven, Sept. IA.
A spirited town election came of here to-
day for the choice Of Assessors and Board Of
Relief. The opposition elected the ticket
by about 200 maj.
Yale College term commences on Wednes
day. The new class will probably be un.
usually large.
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Township Meeting /.

The Demociaa Of Davenport Township are 70
qucste 10 meet at Court HOUSE In the city Of Ds
vrnport. on SATURDAY RvaM1NG, ths 18th last.
n7A oci,ck. for the purpose a sasssins de,essts'
70 the County Coavention.
ssp7dsd Br ORDBR OF THE Town. CON.
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BE iT ENACTED by the City Council G
the CITY of Davenport,

De II T.-NhVI IT'D TV TIF NTtV CUtITCTI q
the City of davenport,
Sec. |. That the side walk on the Soutl
side OF 2nd street between Ripley and Per
nv streets. and the side walk on the Nortl
side Of said md street, between Main an,
Perry streets be, and they are hereby estab
lished at fourteen feet in width.
JOHN FORREST,
Mayor Pro TEN.
F.. PICK. Clerk.
Sept. .. 1887.
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Washington. Sen

Washington, Sept a.
The long established banking house of
Messrs. Prairo 4 Nourse suspended pay
ment this morning, owing to difficulty in
raising on their securitiea They have
made IN assignment, and it Is represented
that their aasets will largely exceed their
liabilities
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Providence. Sert IA.
The difficulty in the Bank of South Coun-
ty Is only temporary. There can be no
doubt Of its ability to meet its engagementa
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