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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11


cogHscrIcxA few days ago We alluded
10 certain Inconsistency on the part Of those
Aldermen who at the time thcy declared
themselves opposed Ia any further street open
ings or gradings till the work on hands should
BE- completed voted fcr the opening OF Mainst.
through the College Grounds; we particularly
marked the course OF Mr. Sears. who had IA
ken the lead In declaring himself opposed to
taking In hands new works. II had escaped
our memory that Mr. Sears remarked In
Council, he was opposed 10 having any fatth-
or action taken in regard to Main street, ill
the questions now ia Court should he settled,
and this idea he embodied In his Majority
Report, on the Memorial Of the Trustees.
lie informs us that he did no, vote for instruct
ing the Street commi ssioner toagain open Main
street through the grounds lie did not vote
on the question at all We cieerfuly make
this correction IN Justice to Mr. Sears,
Judge Woodward Is Interested In the site
OF the College. and this action on his part Is
hot calculated to increase respect for his jn-
dtcal impartiality ty.-Demoeraf
The rudcness and indignii, of thi. attack
upon one Of the judges of the Supreme ceart
Is objectionable. Judge Woodward is neither
a Trustee Of the ,'leee, nor has he ever taken
any part In establishing the institution. He
hsS been no party In any way or degree 10
the proceedings touching the division of the
College Grounds, cxeep, in granting tho In.
junction upon proper application. 1t Nigh,
with rs iauch justice he said thst Judge Mitch
ell Is Interested an the side Of those property
owners who 90 tot forcing the street through,
because he dissolved the injunction Il would
he ungencrons I" say this. although Judge
Mitchell has acted in the case pre-, iousiy AZ
Mayor In iso'i and a. Alderman in the year
1885. u is doubt, unjust to Judge wood-
ward who has no local relation 10 the case
aud never had an, conn. ,,ion with the College
Affairs. The Street Commissioner was AZ
tach"l, for violating an injunction ooaf,a.
1ed "a force by the appeal ffoI., Judge Mitch
ellis deeision
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11
LATEST NE VS..
TssE C0NYraTU'r1ON.

Below We give in tabular form tho result
o the vote ON tho Constitution, m Ear ~
obtained up to the time Of going to press.
The counties yet to be heard from cannot
vary the result. The Constitution, We may
safely say, has carried by about three thou.
sand majority:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

- We counted thirteen boys around the
Possodice II one time, yesterday morning,
l'rddliag apples. One Of them assured Us he
sas doing a " land Office business He was
making heavy cash sales, and realizing good
profit. We suggested that he appeared To
have rather too much compsiition. "Sos,r.a =
replied he, wish every darncd teller In
town had basket. then there wouldn't be so
much siealin' eoin on. Buy some apples sir !
three for five cents
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

RAn.-Last week we were visited BY ssve-
ral hard rains. This week commenced By a
heavy rain last Sunday night, with q few
startling psals Of thunder. These rains are
not At all welcome In harvest time. In c~r-
tain localities they have in,criered very col-
sidsrably with the cutting and housing Of
grain
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

u Our markets are now weii supplied
with vegetables, the standard kinis Of which
are selling At price within the reach Of all.
Tomatoes ars slow coming la, and are scarce.
But Ne are well supplied ~ith pretty much all
"sncr kinds Of vegetables grown in this re-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

cecSrv Jueog.-Judge W. L. Cook win 70
day mako room for his recently elected sue
csssas. Col. Charisy Weston. The Colousl's
friends wil1 hrrsahsr plssss call him Jude..
Jsdss Cook leaves his position with the good
wishes Of multitude Of friends. he win re-
tire 70 one Of the anssa farms In Scoss county,
where Il viii b his own faul, II h. do not live
indspssdsnt'ss king and great deal hap
pier. Judge Weston win enter upon his new
duties with the good wishes Of las frienis and
. determination 70 DO his duty.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

Avs
FIors--AArkst hotter for common and medium
grades, with email suppiy and fair demand for the
eastern and local rApr sses - bbis - @o.a - Tor
western.
wssAs- MARKET buoyani supply small aad good
iDquiTy Sos home ccasu.upfion The no iIzi quota
tlens are 0,so0IA - Sor Chicago sprlax sr siasl.s
utwaukse club; u sS11, ~ red. winter Nsstsra el.e
1l0 1ee0 bushsls hew western sold q u s0ssl 70
for - cad u - for whifs.
coas-ls issx~ sappiy and lower sales ta00
0ASs--esss1y, at sSses foS State Sssss ior west
ern.
ws'sxr salss - bsls :, u Closing hsavl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

u Things political are quie,ine down, cx.
ceptiue tina. the people are anxiously awaiting
publication Of their own decision oh the New
Constitution Business continues duh In al!
departments aud will remain so ill we besin
to have returns from harvest,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

ST. Louis, August 4.
Walker evacuated Lawrence on the Sd,
with oil the troops except ~. The ostcn-
s'ble caase, Indians attacked Fort Riley, il
regarded here as = r,se 20 get the Troops
away.
The vote on the Topeka Constitution was
6o2 ior TO 2 against. State ticket elected.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

u IN our election table will he found as
full returns of the vote on the New Coas,ita.
tion as We have thus far been enabled TO oh.
tain. We have now about the baff end cf the
vote, We think.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

MAIN sraHxr.--we shall give proof to-
morrow morning that At the Time Of the Col
lese purchase, good many other parties be-
sides the Trustees acted under the inp.ss-
sion there Was no street through the grounds
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

Cons AND PoTAroEs.-A few weeks ago
the prospects for corn and potatoes In this
region were very poor. But We are graiiAed TO
70 be able 70 say. that the recent rains have
essn Of incalculabse good 70 these crops. In
some localities tn potatoes were almost Civ
en up. and the corn looked badly. bnt the hast
week has aGscssd great change. We have
DOW high hopes that ths crops Of corn, pota-
toss aud onions will be fair.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

AAsssALI corsrv.-Yesssrday. In an el~e.
tisa itsn, We aliudsd 70 Masslall Couusy beine
next adjoining TO johnson, and tAss equally
Interested IN voeing aeainst The Now Conssisu-
tioa On account Of the rsnovsl Of he capital
m Iowa City. Marshall u nos shus located
bat b about the central county of ~ State
hss eisissas hsve tsag tho1ght that the capi.
~ sAoah b. located In their county. ard !
sssssg oppssitioa was ssEaysd aeaiast ~ New
coaa1tatisa bscauss Il locatsd ths capital In
Peak esssAy. Our error was simply In givius
Aassnau Ccsnty . wrong location
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

Wet psass MeAs~al UsarA.
WasmiScroS, August Z.
a Medical Board, consisting of Surgeon
General lawson, and Surgeon s. r. Moore.
and Z u. Lamb, Of the army. will convene
nj West Point on the 2sth instant. to cx
anime the physicians and their qualifications
TOR candidates previous 20 their admission
into the State Military Academy at Port
Gibson.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

1 The City Council will no; meet iii TO-
morrow afternoon. wewerc misled ia staiiue
Il would NEE, yesterday afternoon, by m AL.
derman rsmarking that he would make mo.
tion 20 adjourn TO such time
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

u Msssn. Taylor & Ballord keep their
soda fountain running night and day. II has
obtained local fame - the very best and
coolest Of soda. and the prororiionate custom
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

L. We saw small wagon load cf prairie
chickens yesterday, which were selling a, 20
cents piece, for Young ones.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11
Do Get or fease.


kOR RENT-HEvERAL HOUSES 0lTU
! ATEp On Ripley aid Maln strsets Apply 10
I Close.
a.Fsdiw II pARgRR
o RENT.--TWo DWELLINGS ON TIL
1 buf. Of elk roctns each iust completed
Ais" Hous- an Perry between Fourth ana ftnk
street, containing seven roorn.
Enquir. of n . IIl00Ea
suaaiw' Perry between Fourth aud Fifh SIC
MANERLi HOUSE FOR RENT. = A1oA
W The sio,e named we'll known hswse
'itnAie on Main street near 9TH. ts for frni. -
iihrf in part ~ hi whole The house Will h~ rented
FOR dwelling purposes aniy, for q private buard
ns h"n.r Convenient iessticn and a splendid tiyes
N'ss tnaAe II . naast de.srabi. piac~ Fov parrish
iars inqnir. ~ th- proprietor, N pREIs.
y.s ds~ al the Pacific Ilvrv1 eev
10 LEASE FOR A TERM or YEARS
= a al"~ r.nf, the samrncsitan. stane house In
h"i Iaseni"sr, an III. enfnrr af Main and Mound
Streets, containing ~ ran- II 10 admirably .itws
led tcr hotel nr boarding where such a haus~ II
mnrh nssied Tn. Er.ana. ssnrt. fnr vari~rs
.iselng. A. The building 4. and ~ill he nnsss
I'd and read, f'f an occupant hy the let II August
Apply To W IL ilII.pRE1M
tes't East paysnr.s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

II Sunday night house near the corner
Of Second and Howell streets was struck by
lightning. The house was somewha, injured
hut none Of It's occupants hurt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

Ncw ORLgAks.
Texas election returns Indicate the cleo
ton Of Runncll by about 1900, 40 Gar -
heard from
The opposition have not elected candi
date to the Legislature.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

SY WIN. Broph,, ar old and well known
citizen Of this city, was buried Yesterday af.
t~rnoon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

= Statement of the Thermometer from the
al Of August, To Aug 9sh, with the number of
boats and rafts passing the Bridge in the same
time. Noted on the Bridge by .. Gurn.y,
Bridge Master.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

10oes! Gboo0eaers! RorE !
10n POUNDS CANvAssED
AVsNSNJO sugar cured hsms
euo poands canvssscd smoked Bacon
Is bsfr~ls prime ussss FORK
just received and for sal~ hx
EvANH CHEW q co
snsioff Cor. ID and Perry sts~et
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11
Gopartnersbips, &l.

oPAkTNEkSlttP NOTICE THE SUB
- sthlbtk hH. this dat taken NJ VIM Mex sads,
Mn partnership With hiul aai hereafter viii tfans
sri susiness under thr hfaa 20 u u caflstun d Gu
aat di@ cNR1EIDN
4 WPARTNERSIlif NnTIcE,-TuE CO.
;, PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under tho
attn ~ Ms6feser Lave. q blak.more ea plredL . uuo
-sih, issit W consequence ~ the death 81 a W No
rsr"r Lssh.r of the undersigned will ssyn the nams
sili asa continue the nankine and Esrh.nsc hr
.inrs. under the .isi. II HiAkEAOKE q LAwEs
4, their old stand, Mslnss
~ u BLAkEMoRH,
LAwEs,
lesf surviving Part nara
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

Of rafts this season ........so sol
Aagasi sh, u, n The river is two feet absse
ls~ water mark, With change for the lac. three
dsys
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

NEw Yosk, August y.
The only new fact developed in the Cum
nngham case IL . note VI hand given by her
on the 18th of January last, in payment for
the articles furnished Tor the famous psrty
given shortly bcforc Dr Burde,l's death.
The note Is against =. A. Cunningham.
Mr.. Stafford, counsel Er Mrs. Cunning
ham, to-day submitted before Justice Dsyi-
son points Of law why his client should be
admitted 10 reasonable hail. The Justice
reserved his decision till Monday.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11
Go-0aps 8 ADVERTISEMENTS

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11
l,oR SALE OR LEASE ron TEN YEARs

k'N SNLE UN LEASE, TUK TEN YEANN
3os feet II ground by i5s on Second street
near urants saw Mill Alec, sss feet landing on ~.
River which y so''d landing f,r lumber u,sa The
ground wani max. gasd lumber ward
Also ffsme ti.us. ~ Lease
f.r further particular. enquire on the pren..e. %
h- im d TIssurNslu
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e~r ssnlS,-. s,a,~..~ G...

ACRES OF LAND, ~ ACRES IN
W. eultis satlsn. f1af aud = half fa-s est u
issenp"rt halt mile froa John frids,'s ane timber
he h1lfing. could no, be put up tLsn tven
~ hss hnBdrvd dpisrs thu timber b. mnsth all the
m"s.eS That - sskcd TOT th. land FoT particulars
'priy an the farm 90
btim' " KNIGHT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

NAPOLEON AND WELIiNsroN-Napo
lost the battle of ieip.ie because d. Of ind x~slon
cloudrd his giant intellect A dc.c of BRAND
RETirs pills witch = sovereign remedy for dye
persia and indigestion, might have made him con.
aaerw Napoleon would No, take rnrgs,I,es he
~ss too ba.y give time for them act aud died a,
an earl, ss~ Wellington used passa,,v~. frcei, and
no, caly beat his rival. hu, lived 10 eighty four
rwsaiy'nv. mlllicn hcaes Brandr~,h- pill. have
been cold, and their purgative qualities are well ar
preciatrd The contrast ef Napoleon and w.llns
ton shows the Importance ef the sick using ,hs ,au
aele medicine. ausii dAMiw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11
L.. W.. CURTIS q CO.,
t-uccc..or 30 Goodrich. Curfiss 4 Yam

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
L CHAST1 Warehouse. opposite x X depot,
Dealers IA Grain, Flour, sail, Cement, and ali ds.
scgipiious Of Farm Produce
Orders solicited and attended 10 with dispatch for
III purchsse sale IL 0rAin Produce Ia ths and
other suarkets
Oar fscities ample for the storage of all kinda
cf Grain aud Produce
Liberal cash advances made eon.gnraeais when
desired
special attcaiien paid TO receiving aud forwardins
goods y. railroad or river Charsvs 81 established
rates,
REtEssxcts-Cook 3 sargent, Bankcrs Davsn.
rgri ahahh, Bro. Barrow 4 Co, Uanksrs, Dsven.
port. N.ekclis. Campbell 3 Go Davenport, Geo W.
Tn, Bsak.f Batsio. Bank of Orisans, Albion, n.
J. Duchess CO Bank, ~. Y. Th0mAs ksmpshAll.
Cary Gratz Commission Arrchant H. Loais Coiliss
Humphrey &c, Ch'eAse3 wurss, nsaeA Co.
WIikla.eoa = Co. Poashkespsse waakissA 3 Owslsy
/ Commission Merchant. Loslsvitie, KY
June z-dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

BsisroL's L'sSARsArAR,lLA..- Where arr the
mushroom preparations sot up To compete with tho
nfs' best aud only pure sstssparillA nyingi oue
and all st the original article main,alns ID. .u.
rrsrnaey - acarc for scrofnla and all dscas Il tn.
assh, slaads, skin, muscles. and nerve. Ksmps
Worm rsssilies, frec from mercury. are achieving
Ike triumph over all the mercurisi ,rrmifuse.
Ssd By n T faumsn 4 Co whol~... /. drugs,.,,
~ Water street. New York, and by all arnvsis,s
ssrsspsriliA, q, and Pss,iil~- sse per he,tie
auel1dvlw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11
nlssOLUTlON., TaE PARTNERSHIP ot

~ strauss obeFasosrfru. ia the nry 0a-is and
tioihng business nest doar l., tho p.sss once he,
this day BEEN d,ssosed, aud the basnsss wil her~si
Ter be- conducted Wy Oherado~rl.r ~ the uId stans
who viii pay all dehs and receive all lons. da. Ia.
f"smsr hrM LEWIS STRAUSS
July tsts -b3m DnEHNbOkkFkR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

- offers isGssls the lease aud ns,ure. af the Hard
ware st"re hs nas occupies .. he irt~mds sa-,n 10
tetnosc ta hts new store In Nlehails Bock The
i.s. .s"t- is ~eil lifted ny aud sue II the hest 10
rsf*d "a The city fef trade
wAsuBuRSE
Davenport July laih l.a.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11
for Sale.

nR SALf.--HORsE, BUGGY, HARNESS,
! Saddle aud Hsiilr All thi- property !. ~ the
very hrs, quality and will b~ sld ch~ar H., raah ar
part ga tm- 80 given In part psi for house. aud 10,
ar In exchange f.r = tnt
iy.pf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

THE ONLY PLACE IN DAVENPORT
y whsr. full and choice sasor,m-n, Of the sbo,.
gcods can he found is Al
MARTINS
Tie kecps ~.erythins Ia that line ef the beet aaa
n.y. and he sells them right
Call AMI sec him nj his New Store
-. " MARTIN,
jc2stf Brady street. four doors below THIRD
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

E6t55. 6066EICn 3 HzEY-
DENTAL suRGEONs.-OrrlCH. ON
nsaAy street, East atds, third dcos Aslsw 1Air1
sssssA maynaf
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e. l. q r. q -.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK AMI
"a Fancy Cioths, among which can be foun.
brown, blue, Grccn, daa olive, French drMb paleas
shd hosts OF other Ice To which invite The cit,
fens of Davenport Ia examine Piease keen ON.
thing IN your mnd, that have sol tho beet lutte,
wrst Of New York eify We warrant all anr gsr
mcnis to sait the eye ss we'll tn a. tho body Ii
you don't believe u., try II
2d door from sd street, east sidc af brady
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VOL. III.


TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
OAhy-es,oo per annum, payahls II advance; 9TH
Ow.ss In cents ler wesk, payseae - carrier
amNEtSlr--S4,uo ~ per aunuun u a4vanre
WErk'r-ts0o per annuu, N advance.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

Live geese, ,..... eSa16
FLOUR AND AEAf.
sssperilne, i'er bbi =. .,
Corn Meal per hn 70
6sHAIN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

Aeoeoe6y 6teeo6oH.
tISrisSari, August 81
lhe th.rd District still undetermined. II
= claimed Cor Underwood, American. In
the Fourth district, Talbot, Democrat,
elected. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20
SUPREME COURT-SpEcnL TERM-JULY B.-Before
Judge DAVIES.

DECISIONS-THE FAULDINH CAsE' . ,
This morning Mr.. Young renewed his motion ior
n, AZ Tsn,town where large number the witnesses reside
Sir Noyes opposed but the Judge directed that the
e.,r,.d In Tsrrytown on the Sh of September next and
i'm the mean time Mr. Pandng be at liberty to 'isi ms
cr. and that his counsel be notified OF the places ~hero
the obidIen may be- staying in the State , 49,
Frederick X. jenkins agt Helen l.. Jenkins.-Di-
vorce granted.
Before Judge MITCHELL.
Wm. C. Whipple agt. Henry Couter.-Writ OF cer'
tiordri granted. 49,
Geo k A. Ricketts, and Sundry Mining Companies
act Roswell Green 1t The motion TO strike out the
Of Rarden Mining Company PLAINTIFF granted, with Flo
Mr. G. Lane agt. Lutz ct al.-Report confirmed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21


Work FOR RAINY DAYs.-The mechanic has
no trouble on this score, if his work be under
cover, but it is a serious question with the far
mer. With all his contrivance, there are often
many days lost With good barn cellar, and
plenty of muck, there is almost always some
thing profitable to be done in forking it over.
With the sheds for vehicles, there is Away as
paying job in greasing the wheels. This not
only saves the wear of the axle-trees, and
boxes. but it adds good deal to the power of
the team. They can carry much larger load
and do it easier, with wel-oiled wheels. Yet
many farmers forget the grease-pot, and 20
half the time, at least, with squeaking axle
trees such noise is disgraceiul to good
husbandry.
The breaking up Of old bones for manure is
another rany-day job, that will pay. The
poorest of all jobs is that very common resort,
fishing. The idea is homeopathic, only the
doses are apt to be rather large. A thoroug h
drenchng, an empty stomach, and few fish to
put in it, are tho usual results of rainy-day's
fishing. ..
The manager Of tho farm can hardly spend
his time better, at this season, than in reading
up his agricultural papers, and in laying his
plans for the future. No work pays so well on
the farm as head work. There is far too little
of it done.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21


His thin locks are snow white,
And quite dim il his sight,
And slow is his step as he totters along
On the Journey of life, thro' the busy throng;
And his face seems to say,
In its wrinkled array,
any task on earth is almost done T.
Now his friends are but few,
Who are faithful and true,
For the young care not for the feeble and old,
When his purse is empty of silver and gold,
Though q hero he's been,
Thro' war thick and thin,
In his own dear country's defence.
But think / can trace,
In those grooves on his face,
The foot-printsthat genius and worth there have
left;
But the rough voyage of life his heart has beleft,
OF its rigging and sail,
While weathering the gale,
That often prevails DER life's sea!
Though the picture looks sad,
In my heart feel glad,
For know from the light that beams from his
soul,
He has aimed for that home-that bright happy
goal,
Where the righteous all meet,
When life's journey Is complete,
To sing anthems to Heav'n's High King!
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
RLGISTER'S OFFICE.

Y, TjLnI THj3,
| TPoN the application of Ann Dqnhy Execntrlx and
~ Henry Dainty l.NrrunT of the last viii and Tesfa-
mentni JOHN DANDY, late OF the ctyu of Wilmington,
~ snd County deceased, il is ORDERED ana directed
by the Register that the ENecu,rN and Executor nfnTr
said, # the granting oi letters lrsaonnry,
upnnthe E3tatsulth e derGHsed with the dutu grant
ing thereof by cas advertisements To be posi- ed with.
~ forty 1nNs from the dat OF such Letters, SIX of tho
tnEt public places of he County of New Castle rcuur
ms all parsons having demands Against the slnte 10
present tho same, 1rubde by Ac of Assembly in scl
ease made and provided, And also cause tho same In w
inserted within the same period ~ thu Delaware opuL-
Ncun,a newspaper published IN Wilmington, nnd 10 ls
ulll lnued therein two niunihs,
i@N~l GIVEN nndR The laUdnnt Scal Of Office ufthc
5l"SS Register aforesaid, Mt New Castle IN Nav Gas
t-S~N tie County Hfrssad, the Iny ana YEAR ait,va
, PETEk D.. VANDEVER, Register
MONOGRAM persons having claims against the lis.
IMg ul tG deceased must present the duy attesod
t9 the Executors on or hetlre tho 18Th day Of April A. d.
I55i OF abide the Act q Assembly IN such ease made
y' $500 ilES rs DSSSbY,S Executors,