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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12

CROPS Is TExAs.-Thc State Gazette mentions
fine rains about Austin, which have given the
farmers good reason to hope for large crops. The
Assessor and Collector of Williamson county,
report eighteen thousand six hundred acres Of
wheat. This, at ten bushels to the acre, would
give one hundred and eighty-six thousand bushels.
Williamson is one OF the twenty-five counties
that ore now raising wheat. Corn and cotton
crops in other counties are fair, and from present
prospects on abundant harvest will be realized
in Texas:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12

PRESBYTERIAN FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The Law
rensville Herald says:
We are enabled now to state, by authority,
that the Corner Stone of the Presbyterian Fe-
male College, at this place, will be laid, on We'd
nesday, the I'd day of September next with the the
imposing and impressive ceremonies OF the
Masonic Fraternity, usual on such occasions.
Rev. E. T. Buist D. D., will deliver the ora.
ton, and all who know that excellent man must
feel confident that his address will be one of pro.
found interest and instruction. We feel conf
dent no man is better qualified to perform that
interesting service that Mr.. Buist, and We hope
to see q large audience in attendance to partakc
of that "feast of reason and flow of soul which
we guarantee he will provide for them.
Other gentlemen Of prominence and ability
will also deliver addresses on the occasion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12

PRICES OF NEGROES Millions of money have
been disbursed in Richmond during the past
fifteen months for negroes, who have, during
that time. commanded more exorbitant prices
than ever before. All negroes are sold for cash,
which is supplied by means of Northern sight
drafts, which arc disposed Of to the brokers.
Enough OF these sight checks are sold to sup.
plv the Richmond market with Northern E1-
change. As before remarked, at no period be.
fore did this species of property command so
exorbitant figure. Many sell because of the
very high prices obtained. In proof of this, it
may be stated that if the market declines, say
$50 to $lO0 per head, the receipt of negroes is
visbly affected. 1t is said, by those who assume
to know. that the increase in slaves greatly more
than couuterbaances the number sent from the
State.
The following statement Of the ruling rates
land which, it is confidently asserted, are likely
to prevail for some time to Gomez is snbjoined
for the information of the readers OF 1.-The
South"
No. men sell readily for $1,000 to 81 400;
something extra, q shade higher. No. girls
from $1,000 to $1,000 field hands. Likely
girls (seamstrcsscs command from $1,000 to
$500. Boys, from twelve to fifteen years OF
ace. $1,000 to 81, 200. Girls, from twelve to
fifteen wears old, $3.50 to $1,000. Good black.
smiths, fine size, ranging from TWENTY-FIVE to
thirty years old, sell at 81, 900 TO $4,000. Car
penters command the same rates. Bricklaycrs
bring from 1880 to $500. All others in pro.
portion. These prices are for negroes free OF
defects and sound and healthy. At the present
time, however, it is safe to say thatnegroes, good
or bad, command all they are worth.-1Ae South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEy.-No law in
America is more strictly enforced than thatagainst
passing counterfeit money, yet, some otherwise
respectable dealers sell worthless counterfeits of
Perry Davis excellent Pain Killed, thus impo-
sing upon the afflicted.
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Gagefel6 .aaa'b!ertbiI.tt aa'! |
PUBLISHED 3ryE.v w DsssDA, aots,so. n ).
.rERMs oR. SUBSCRIPTIONS.

A.. SIMEISS, D. R. DURiSaE 4 ELIJAH REESE,
- /. -; ~ Z -tgPkoPRIETuRs. ',s-...
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che a0uertiser.
ARTHUR SIMKlNs, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, s. C.
TAKING VACATION,

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST -. 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12

10 GER-HASTs.-Ths attention Of our country
merchants is directed TO the advertisement of Mes
srs MORGAN & Co, in this mornings paper. They
have in store an unusually attractive stock for the
spring tra6e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12

Dry Goods.
THE undersigned are now receiving and will have
ready for exhibition by the 20th instant the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND
SWISS FANCY GOODS,
Than they have had the pleasure to sho# to the Retail
Merchant They have spared pans expense in get
ting up Stock from which all classes Of customers can
select their sssortments They have made larger invest
mens this season in
FINE GOODS,
They have done before and respectfully solicit
animation Of aeir STOCK from the fl titr when visit
ing the city-beisVing that with the
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
And 10 " PRICES, they will be able to offer induce
uents to all MORGAN CO,
NASHVILLE Aug. H. No, 40 Public square.
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HIsToRT.-Valusble and indispensable as bic.
torlcai writings must ever be, it is pity that
their most important facts are often i'll authent-
est=d, and that the greater part Of all history is
only ingenious conjecture aud half truth while
much is wholly fabulous. Byron is related to
have said hat "of al fictitious agring, be cOnsid
cred history the least eDurlAningI' Much in
the same spirit Of Depreciation was a.gentlemsn's
reply to a iady who was reading "Abbott's Ma
Poleon,' Chen in course of Publication in HarPr's
Hagazi7e) and inquired how be liked III Mad
anne, ~ said he, excepting few by Cooper, Dick.
ems, an ThacLery, I haven't read n0rsl these
ten yearsl'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12

PILES PILES! PILES!
THs EITHBFTO IETRACTABLE ,sE OF EYERT FORM
EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION OILY.
DR. CAVARAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL fell in giving immediate relief and posi-.
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate cases Of
HsmOrrhOds or Piles. 1t is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and the result Of years
Of patient study aud investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now hsvs a remedy at hOad which
will
STAND The TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part to do al tie proprietor
claims for is
Full directions accompanying each box and all that is
requisite strictly TO observe them aud will
10 follow.
Dr. 7 II. CAYANAUGH, (PresanL)
Dear Sir. When l arrived in the city few days ago.
was suffering intensely with the piles. mentioned my
condition YOU asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Save saving il would cure me- tired 1.-THE
effect was immediate and | an NOW well | believe it
to be- proved IN my case, invaluable remedy, and
sure for that disease, the Piles and such
mend it TO others
Yours truly JOHN VI, HANSON ofSt Louis, No.
"a Price 81 per box For sale in Nashville by Ewin
Bros, Wholesale Agents, and BY Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr., 7, Z, CAYANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
suP3l-ly inside St, Louis Mo.
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JAsPER COUNTY ACADEmY LorrBaY,

( Lass l2S n be drawn at CoEcEur- sLL, Macon, "a
lnIet ne sworn SUI ntrntenCe % Cni. Geo M 10.
NV WV a3g " e Andern, Esq-, on SATURDAY, FRsKu-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12

VALUABLE LAND DR.. JANIS FRASELIS. Of Sum
neF county adyertises for sale il this mornings
psper, one Of the hest and most desrsbe tracts Of
lsndiu hst county. Its proximity TO the Nash
vile ard Louisville railroad nskes it 8 favorable
investment lor g e.nilalist OF farmer.
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o. HAVING ASSOCIATED Viii FL. ~ ~
T. "a h-Zfr..r 81 vi II Hrvrury irm Be- nos ~
below jas H ~'-A'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
REPORTED DT CAPT Z. E. HARRISON STEAMBOAT Asrsr.


AREvED-Rsturn from Smithlaud.
DEPAETED-A L. Davis, Carthage; Nashville, New Or.
leans and Return Smihland.
HOURLY PEcTED-SteameT Swallow, from Cincinnati,
With several other boats from that point ard Louisville fol
this point to arrive by last of the week.
FcE HEuPHs-The fast regular and substantial steam
boat packet AleOaa departs from this point on Friday
next the 9hi nst above. For passengers sccommoda-
TORS she unsurpassed and is under command of ex.
perienced officers.
CHANeE CT TINE The Memphis packet boats Alsonia
and Daniel Boone the only direct and reliable boats fol
Memphis from this point has made alteration in time
Of leaving heretofore the Boone will punctuay take her
departure every Monday and the Alsona every Friday
p oolc c. tits to be hoped that this change of time
will prove advantageous to the travelling public as
every body will secure passage on these famous crafts
EXPECTED ER-H THE MoUfH.--Alida and Y. &. Steven
son.
For BU5KsvuLE AND WAITsBoRo-The neat and light
drBught steamer Sligo, with G. Hartman in command,
taxes her departure this day at u o'clock as above
Ono RIvER-Ths rivor is nov once more clear of ice
from Louisville to Psburg. Several boats loading
tbs the latter port for departure to their respective deE
fuations.
The Upper Mississippi is clear Of ice from st Louis down
and navigation again resumed.
WABAsH-Tds river is represented to be At Hood height
the tide OVERLOOKING the hanks in all directions
RIVER AND WEATHsR-The river slightly recedes with
tide sufficient for general ssambOatDg purposes. Weather
still cold and settled
BUs EEBs-The business on wharf within the last
lew das has been quite inactive By the last Of the week
we may expect change in this department as the Oh1
river boats will have resumed their trips to this point by
tlat time.
The Essmer Nashville lef our wharf yesterday evening
with full cargo for the Crescent City.
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rsstscc-EnHaIatiUn ia COnsumPtIOns-ses
zte-tsaueu; uude This hosd. Female Complaints, Vene-
zeal Affections as IsII Diseases Of the Heart and Liver
40 will meet IN r1a attention. TOct26-dGm.
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DRY GOODS.

this is an age Of progression and you may as we'll
be out of the world be out of the ashiOn-that
being the case, you should call Immediately at
NichOls0n's
and supply yourself with Of those BEAUEIF EJFt
DRESS GOODS which we're Sc ected with so much
taste and attention the OF which are numerous
- mention In word that is usually kept in
NO. l DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We don't wish 70 boast for the Goods will speak for
themselves all We ask is call from the pu 7lic generally
Besides Dress Goods we have an excellent lot Of
WRAPPING,
such as Coaks Manulias, Talmas, ShaWls Searfs, &c
Also the different kinds Of LaceS and Embroderies Our
stock Of GENTLENEN'S WEAR is worry complete con.
sisng of Cloths, Cassimeres Vestngs and Furnishing
Goods. Also good stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such Bed Ticking, Domestic Drilling Blankets, Lni
sey, Jeans FlanEss Irish Linens in fact everything
the kind. All Of which will sell at = very low profit.
L @. NICHOLSON 4 co,
Bept8l No. 20 Public Square.
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SATURDAY SMALL, SCHRMEI
$4,000 NURaHE1Tss-B5rfzrs Payable VTffF,oua
Deduction.
Whole u Iisseis Sd Ives e-9uartars 1.


Sane as the koy1l ue~y Of Cuba-wIth thIs difference
the Havana L'ery has IS 90 Numb rhis has only IS o
here two WheeI- ssth which there arc placed
Two LOcks Inc Superintendent have each ssyts tho
Locks aud the vince cannot be opened unless both
sent There placed IN the wheel plumbers an tubes
continuing slips q pap-r sth numbers tram No. -
IS 900. In the whe= Of prizes there placed 10 ubes
eouianiHE Slips Of paPer with the prizes then ranging
from rs UUBI0 500.
Whsutle dru sing taxes place, which viii be n publie
wheels uni cEei, ami asr wing rham um58r Is
drawn out o. ths VII 81 Of numbers, and
he drawn cut Of the Prize wheel BY boys win arms brad
10 The Shoulder and hindtltehe tube Is slipped OF
be number held up and enrolled that The Whole audience
can ite number s then ca led OF regalstsd b.
the Superintendent. The Prize dawn crsdtsd d -
umhef drawn We Tine and on uaf an The Bu.g
drawn out copy Of the craving t. ssut tihs
prntrrE; and AMER pars0u ths csr 10
The CORRECTNESS 81 the tawinE Tha erin sudenl aro
sworn 20 perform thrir duty Wiih0ul fear o. fagos.
it Erbs perceived, thar IN this Plan every pss q drawn
out and 0 course per th-m dravluF d
sent 10 ever nfierug Ticket. The PRICE pl,abls
thirty days afsr he drawing, On ul, without dadncon
q Drawing takes place ever Saturday
III ? Orers Tor Tickets addressed % O. a. WINTER, Boz
95e, Nashville will be immsdiaLsy Ertosdsd 70.
JAMES g. WLNTRR.
te05 '5I--u Manager, Macon. Ca.
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. EzcsIcEE&y7S Pt3ls,-SoorHrNo TEr sEARcmHs.-
1 from m n7aI gredisnts these Pills soeth and heal the
tr-5 membranes Of the stomach and bowels, while they
rTpalaI morbid mserfrom ;hose organs and imbEe them
-I.a new vI-0r-
~ sold the manufactures, No 90 Maiden Lane, New
To and So ga strand, London and by all druggists At
-.-.. ag-.o. ral 81 per p0E.
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McW cooks.
TUHOUHS OF FALCONBRIDGE.
COLLECTION OF
yfEEOEGJS AND EVERY DAY SCENES

JONATHAN KELLEY

JONATHAN KELLEY,
BITTER totle reading public b. the signatures Of
- DO Fa.gar5udEa," d" jack Humphues'' stampede"
rrn cta large DU0decimo volume OF 500 pages.
Ta..bs s beau, fuiy Illustrated abounds in humorous
anecdotes, and true sterling wit, and wiz sHo5d en-
rraara.u 1 la mind Of the poruser OF more solid
..H. s--gal Go. EsDahdcaH ,,
Fe-ar o. s grow ,.t -r-Bal,. -7555oqtS.
Ig ae Of Che most varied lively snd agreeable sharas
,r.E asAjsHEu son" and other Stores the Heart
new EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, Illus,
fr.al ,Przuirk Papers. Nicholas NicEle0y," David
garra-dst. Now ready IA vols each y mo- just re-
,a.ye4agdfor saie b. HAGAE co,
.gtFHgIyG TOO LATE"-ATsIe by george Wood.
-oTEs o. TuE GOsPELs-By Rev. Chas. H, Halls
~io.Iss or AN OLD MAID related . her Nephevs
end r.ae-s beautiful Juvenile Book
.HIHlEHlL.l g" thousand Pleasant lhlhss selected
from EHres auI Queries. vol. l2mo. -----.---... -
.oHHuugEE PEEBY'5 JAPAN EAPEUliloN-Nstr
Tfr. 81. aNg.aH"h o. an AeeT.ean 4J is5 ia md
~ ,. 's 1870 .y,rC +, tod states. urGe-
she fn..a..E uOinra ~. ~ Perry L. y. n Com
p.el ta8 QHz aai Notes aud Journal Of Commodore
T-rrT- aE Hat under Dis supervision by FRANCIS
T. iFaraa- 3D. D.. N.grJ ELAINE ye with tao hundred tu-
Cravings ani Chars. For sale by HAGAN \ BRO,
85fEs ss;sUIs ron JANUARY
= de.si F.HaGANG co.
HAMPERS NEW PAPER.
TTAEpTE.S WgUhLy Journal Of Civilization, Grst
nun r SOD copies just received. Subscription received
lsuG HAGAEG BRO, Agsnis.
TFEg. -s.W-fO5tIA LEIBlT EtE,
EEsNlT Newspaper Subrcr ptuu received and sin
Z Oh ..Uar- .uiI hs HSGAN d BRO, Agents.
rvErrs Flag or OUR UNION, aud &, BaIou's Pic
I rrrial Ncuspap.rs" l0T s2leby HAGAN BRO,
f--s Agents.
t5U5EE- TBE FEBRUARY,
40 HAGAN & BRO;
EEaRsEIrs MACS sIN r for Eebruary Is on our sable
II f-l HkGAN s. BRO.
v aEenT2nes.
LARGE and varied assortment OF beth Sentimental ana
"A Comic varying So prices from cts 10 20 Also kn'ei-
ofo@-~ HAGAN s BRO.
..rg Market street,
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s-vavyY,S CELEBRATED COMBINED
81 Gaping aED MOVING mACHINEs.-FoR
sic Fg The undersigned al Johnson & H0rno's.
B. F. CHEATHAM,
-.r-EN-fr General Agent for The State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-08

Messrs. Arndt, E6ey. Lafrenz, Kinsella, Dit
tel, Stuhr, Veste d Lage.
TEE under isned, having been appointed By the
several Contractor, now engag d on the . lbIic
works the City, - Trustees " no this City b,nds
upon the security Of hitch tho s.d Contractors have
IL their sromis.s to pay for the sat election "
the business cor munity, give notice hattie not D,
CONT rsigne by TT stees are On issue Of only
eighty 1907 per cent upon The amo u the City
Bouds depo tied and We do with confidence assure
the public II :. tn security for the prompt pa ment
Of std notes ID good II the faith the City
pie ged for same.
61m DOOLAN r STUMP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-08

naWkeye Insurance Co.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Risks ro,o taken both on the MUTUAL and
STOCK Plan.
nFFIOE IN NO. 2 DAVENPOkTS BLOCK, over
" ChubD, Brother, Barrow 4 Co., Banking House.
Uiice Houfo, 8 A N D4 PM.
DIRECTORS:
j. NJ D. Burrows, Geo. l.: Davenport, p 4eYwtn,
Alfred eanders, Charles Leslie, q. o. Parry, T..
pessant Jas, M. Dalzsl, b. b. Woodward, John
owens, j. W. Wiley, A. II. harrow, y. L. Snorey.
OFFICERS
L. c. DRSSAlNT, President.
OHAS LkeHLIk, Treasurer.
DANIEL l.. SHOkEY, secretary.
JAMES N. DAIz.LL, EH. CON-
b. h. WOODWARD, Assist Sec'y.
DIP MCKOUN, General Agent.
This company has been from the start steadily
gainiug the confidence OF the community. II has
promptly paid all It's losses.
Nuing the two years OF Its existence 1t opel
at.d excl asivey the Mutual plan Tut TO meet tbs
wants Of he comm unity 1t VIII hereafter lnsHe on
the Stock plan Also.
Its home company. Its officers are oil known to
our citizens Its books aud its property are I'll here
and can be examined by those nsu nng, and reached
directly BY process from oui own courts
1t sends no money abroad to feed corporations
whose soundness we have means ascertaining.
.epx9d&wlf
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Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
Or Damage BY Fire.
E.ak M IL II 3 UNxON
INSURANCE COMPANY

BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
cash Capital, paid up in full
exOO,OOO.
J. I. CAx1InD, Ssc'y. HoaAos WuIlgson, Prssv
Am prepared to take Risks and Issue Policies for
the above Company. This Company sustains rspu-
tation lor/ 3srnese, Pr0~EtNsss and rsepOAs1t)ssv
which renders o1oof the sounde9t and safest nm
and Marine Companies In the United Staten.
r. PAY, Agant,
June2dt
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II "A RE CHANCE,

IN BUILDIEG lots IN the city OF davenport, IN
~ vorsbl locateh will b evld b, H.. unerr
signed on cr' dit o. from on TO i've yeara 70 al
prison who VI Ill tuild TIM season
Coz II sARGrET
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-08
Herring's Safes.

The subscribers a7e Agents
for Messrs. s. O. Herring l.
Co.'S celebrated Fire and Thief
Proof Safe. We would Invite
the attention OF the public to
the fact that these Safes have
for years stood the test CT
both Gre, thief and also Of
time. Very many Safes will
ma measure defy the former
and yet fall before the latter
The qualities Of these Safes are well known that
the majority the merchants Of New York and PHI
ladelphia use no other make OF Safes. We can fur
nish Safes OF al sizes and with any description Of
Locks wanted, and will warrant 10 tbs utmost al
the qualities Of the Safes we sell.
an2ltf BURROWS. PKRTTYAAE & DALzRLL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-08
CHICAGO.


IRON
ocRlvEN = 0ALLAoHER's,
General Advertising anl ColloctjDl
AoWNICx,
GREET CARPET HAIL
OF
Decher HOLSTER & wilkins,
Ne. l36 Lake street.
CHICAGO, ILL.,
SPEClAL NOTICE.
In order 70 make room fos ous
1na0ao1aOo Stocks
And for the better coovsnienCe Of customers "
have taken the 6ne store rers nty occupied BY D. D.
Cooke Co., and Connected q with former exten.
sve premises. 1hs. ensranss - eur saiss roo1s and
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
iss LAKE sTR1BI ~
CARPETS.
A'''s'r ''''''.'a' than s,. :,qsAs" . sa"asy s'.-
SPLENDID MEDALLlONs,
vELvETS AND 'vILTONS,
BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRl,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Htns. superdne and Tapestry lnsEains Derlins Ven.
stian. Hsnp and Selt o. psts. DEugosts, =.
OnClOths.
Of he best Foreign and Domestic Manafsotuss,nsa
ono yard 70 t. snty-1our tsst wide.
.MNtttsegs.
Always % hsnA . lassestock Of oansaa Maatines.
Also, superior Cocoa Mstsines, In Ill widths, sun.
able for O0css, Saloons, DC.
Mats and Rugs,
CURTAIN GOODS,
10 this department We shall devote increased aetsn
ton. wehave now In store and are daily rscsavins
RsdA CmSrojIsvsd: CsotA Ol~ss6as.
N@oA Droc0sa2ss-in patterns and BY yard;
Nasa<ecens 6ssdns-with broeatene borders.
0eOoeyOe CBWW sAOAS0os
Hoalse~s Dsasats-with trmninss 70 nstsh:
Lace C5g,'tNtses,
which for Beauty Of Finish end Splendos In Design,
cannet b sarpasssd-vasyins from Is 70 >loo per-
pair:
WINDOW SHADES.
Beautiful. painted and rich Gold Shades, whits. Iua
Green and Blue Hollands.
House furniahing 4 Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of every kind Feather Beds and lIlows,
Markets, Quilts, Cotton shestings and Pillow
Castings.
Linen Goods.
Fable Linens, Napkins and nosliss, IAoaa Sheet
ing aud Pillow Linens, Hsckahucks, Tovsls, Orash
&c., q - per emit less than usual prices.
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
Particular attention b invited to the fact that
have many Of the bsse styles and qualities Of goods
Offering our entire stock ct Greatly Reduced Prices
Boecher, Hollister + wilkins.
Jan 10 l6s7dlyv lbs LAKE LaaEEr.
THEO. BETS, s.. A. K. SAWYER,
J. d. MEL LEN, JNO. O. MELLKN
Sawyer, Mellcn & Co.,
ass 4 s8O SOUTH WATER ST..
Chicago, Ill
BET7 5, .MELLE.VE 60.
Ne. 2 SOUTH MAIN ST,
General Commission \ Forwarding
Merchants.
REF Z b 4 NOES:
Renick h Peterson, st Lofts.
w 8 Gilman, do
deorge Prgrsm, do
Capt W Gould, do
LAiiin. Smith Boiea, do
Capt II Johnson Louisiana, No.
Flirt wheeler, Chicago.
AANeef, do
Latin, Smith I Boies, do
SH Kennedy l. Co., New Orleans.
A0 Iarwell 4 Co, BOSTON.
Starting, Mccullough Co., n. 7.
Nay - l6S7d1y
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Lands In Museatine Comfy.

NOUIH halt Of Section II, 7. q, X. / H., 80 scres
- This tract only miles s. W. of waicosf the
nrst station on thu railroad, West Of Davenport.
variety Of - end so acre tracts, some near the
railroad. For saie by
COOK SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-08

WILLIAM DeoLAn. wlLLlAA STUMP,
Attorney al L0s.
B.aN:KZNG HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN g STUMP,
Main Street, Davenport, Iewa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes Drafts, Gold, Silver and Eastern Ex
change; Collections made throughout the Union
tate bousht and sold Commission; Money loaned on
untncumbered Real Estate security; Loans
Taxes paid for non-resldents; Examination Of Land
Titles made, etc., etc.
-REPERENOBe.-
h::sr' 9 coos Sargent gent, Davenport. LOVE,
Robert Lowry, Esq, Cashier, New York,
4essrs Harris Co., Philadelphia,
Hon. WIN Wright, Newark, NJ;
John. Hopain:. Esa. rr TeSs: s,n1 's 90
1obert 4ickie, Esq, Cashier, do
VIM Harrison, ESQ, DO
4essrs Oh0bb Drotlsers, Bakers, wsShiaatop.
WA Hallett, ESQ, Mobile Ala,
LA Benoist 4 Co, Bankers, St Loui
For Sale.
streets-ane unobstructed River view.
Several valuable building Lots on Harrison AID
Main streets north Of Sixth street for sale very low
Ten valuable building Lots ON Second ana Thi a
streets, for sale, credit olive years given on mos
Of the purchase money.
Lot in Green's Addition; dwelling house On II.
premises, for sale cheap.
Twenty feet front IN Main street, by g feet dee,
opposite L. CLAIRE House
West y Lot 8, block 90, LeClaire's 7th addition
house with rooms aud good stable.
Lots and 3 In Attchen's addition, and house
By ~ on lot 4, for sale cheap.
q acres ~, IS, 8 .; oil under cuItivst0
mile from the city, for sails cheap.
ofnw \ sec ~ tp II , west; one mile from
the city Of kuscstihe, for sale.
" OIL " sec 10 tp 80 . eost, ~ acres for sale
% acres Of Land In West Day export sale cheap
Lots from 70 sorss, Ane view d river and Twin.
Cities,
Also many valuable tracts Of Warming Lands, I'm
proved and unimproved, Town iets, and Unimprovso
Lands throughout the state, for ssle We invite the
attention Of those wishing 70 purchase sselisi
janodtf DO0LAN 4 STUMP.