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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08
slavery.

Many ofour citizens wonder how it is that
the Inhabitants OF Great Britain make such an
outcry against slavery in this country. while it
is well known that slavery exists to greater ex-
tent in British India. The number of slaves has
never been ascertained, but il is estimated from
twelve to twenty millions. The numberis kept
up not only by propagation, but by parents sci.
ling their children. In times Of scarcity tie poor
people from the interior resort to the seaports
and sell their offspring into slavery without
scruple. There many more slaves held in
bondage under the boasted British government,
than in I'll the slave States Of this Union and
vet constantly entertained with homilies from
the Edinburgh Review, and other British prints.
on the subject Of slavery ia the United States.
Now We cannot believe that these organs of
the English nobility are actuated solely by feel
ings Of humanity towards the poor African slave
in our Southern States. for If they were they
certainly would have some compassion. some phi
9lanthrory towards the poor East Indian slaves,
vastly more numerous in their own dominions.
What'then, is the object Of the aristocratic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

Two young gentlemen met, few evenings
ago, at the house of AN acquaintance, some young
ladies'. for one of whom each gentleman enter
taiued tender feelings In spirit of fr"lic, one
"fthe Young Indies blew out the lamp. and oar
two friends, thinking it n favorable mnment 10
make known the state of their feelings to the fair
object of thrir regard moved seats AT the same
instant, and placed themselves. as they supposed,
by the lady's side; but she had also moved and
the gentlemen were, in reality. next to each 9th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08
l.rcn, Cure Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

the Richmond Republican, OF Dec 9Th 1852 sa, thai
Spanish Mixture Is quack medicine. '''
They had in their press room who afflicted win,
violent Mercurial Rheumatism who contnua co,oi
ing of Misery back limbs and joints his evcs baa m
come mattery neck swollen throat sore n5 III
OF Rheumatism combined with Scrnf,l, an
bottles Spanish Mixture cured him and in an Az
orial they bear testimony wonder,
ccts say their only regrets that ali suffering win AZ
blood aware OF the existence of sn,b
medicine. They cheerfuly recommend il ~
their certificate, and notice in full around tile bottle
doc n. I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

A late number of the London Athenaum seys
"that the correspondent of Florentine Literary
paper the Spe'atore, writes from Pinerolo in the
"nce fmops fortress of which little town the man
in the iron mask passed eleven years of his mys-
terlnns imprisonment, thar the long kept secret
Of his name and fate has at length been penptra
ted Signor Muss, the learned and ndetatipa
oe historian, has. he says, in the course of hi :.
researches among the archives of the town met
with IA document which affords the long SOUGHT
luiornaon The facts discovered by Si,nor
Naes are declared to rest on m,takeablc and
irretutahlc evidence, and he only wait, to CRAFTY
the curiosity of the world, until he shall have
succeeded in finding publisher willing to pur-
chase the manuscript IN which he has narrated
his discovery"
iae Man IN the Iron Mask, it will he recollec
ted, was afterwards long confined in the Bastile
where h" died about 100. Many attempts have
been made to solve the secret, some writers as
snnlns that he was twin brother Of Louis llth,
Diners that he was an ambassador who had often.
ded .im; bat all these attempts, like those res
prctng the autho.shp of Junus' letters, have
hitherto been unsuccessful
Mr. Mcguire, proprietor Of the Cork Exami
her, aud member OF til. British House of Com.
mons thus writes from Rome concerning the per-
s'nal habits of Pope Plus IN:
lie rises before i O'Clock and celebrates mass
- ''oi'Hl'sS III lht year. MOI
tent with this act of daily devotion he always
he'rs another mass. He then gives audience
I" ms Secretary of State. on matters of public
Importance aud next to his ma or dome ON tha
an 'irs "i his household. He then receives all
the letters addressed to him which n, shall
hive reason to show, are Of the most varied
character. These he cnrefny reads and places
IA Inc hanhs ct his private secretary for further
Information or to be at once be acted upon. a,
we case might be. At 10 O'clock hi, audion
COS properly So called, commence and general
~ last TIL :, when he dimes. Lis fare being nj
the simplest kind At3 o'clock he freouentlv
drives out, his excursion lasting generally nm (
Al D o'eIock the audiences are resumed and nsu.
any last TN or 10 at night. He then reads
IN his office Just as an ordinary priest, and ra
tres TO bed as simple and plain as belongs 70
'nr homoIest student in Rome Beside special
audience that may happen at any moment each
DAYS. set apart for those of u particulnr k;nd
AM the transaction of certain classes of hns,nss
connected either with the internal adnini.tra,;,n
"l The papol states or npprrtaining to ,hn.a no
less grave matters which demand The Il ,Iv can
'ldrlai''n "t the Sovereign Ponth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

An Irish friend of ours. hearing gentleman
having stone coffin made for himself exclaimed
BE me soul. an that's good dee Shure an
a stone coffin I'D last man his lifetime -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

Doctor" said gentleman TO his physician
"isn't there a disease called shingles?" "Yes. 10
be sure" replied Galen. Then, have got it y
said the patient, for the roof Of my mouth i.
broken out in a dozen Places
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

The man who thought he could learn 10 make
boots by swallowing sherry cohbers. has Just
got out work in which he attempts to prove
that by eating hops you will acquire II knnwledg,
Of Waiting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08
SPECIAL. NOTICES


# -4ri ermSsion given (by royal letters
the sale Of valuable remedies hroughout s,r-3 Tor
of his majesty being by their mean In
Ulcer the leg Any wound or ulcer viii readily -, n an
their NIGHT Influence - 10
Sid At the manufactures. W. 81 Maiden Lane X., 4,
and No pa strand. London by all Drugpist, 81. efs
6sle aud 81 Der box Ian Nv.
Opinions 81 the Prc--.-Nc take riensnr, :;
referring the virtn. OF DAVIS Pain Killer. W. have "
he article found il valuable. The sale this
United is beyond all precedent The book Of the
will show - Cincinnati Commercial i'ee
Davis Vegetable Pain Kler.We first heard Of this nh.
cine during visit To The New England States and being stu
with novelty of the title were induced sntr
~ about and surprised 10 learn that it was
the houses of Of the Inhabitants of t
aud villages where stopped. be us.d in cases of
attacks pain burns, seals, &c and heard II
In terms Of high commentator, both by druggists and mn
eans--Phiiadeldia Eagle '''N
Perry Pain Killer 1t Is read pleasure Ia
ftyorably this article known almost nvcrsaly 10 lao
and safe remedy burns and 9th pains the body
valuable only for colds in the winter but yars
usr mpains and should he Ia every family The rasr1
which demands may unawarcs Christian ldr,caY
Valuable Medcne.-The sale OF that remarkable and -,
valuable preparation Perry DAVIS Pain Killer is eons,sn
and rapidly increasing During the past year the enana
great remedy has been altogether prccodcnted
y a week passes by during which do hear of
lnarkahle having been performed within the circle az
acquaintance by the use of Perry Davis Pain killer p
lldrHtisr. ~
Forsae BY Dsgi.is Groeer and Medicine Dealer. eya
where. -
5-d3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08
-, "COMpErITRDN -, !. ,nc liz, :,

st-...,--, 'COMFETiTK<,t .. !, thc I,ifc ~
D~iea TRADE. PRINTING in ali its varlons Iran,'
done in a aHsupaSd By any Othfr Esta5ig,, IN -
STATE the YIRGlNiAN JOB PRINTING ram Isl, ~
MENT
Jobs printed in Coors manner that will coparn will, ~
done South of Mason aud Dixons Line Specimens 3
office. Call and see. First Alley twnn NJ
and Church Streets. anp TO go"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

tcnon of the pubr speculy solicited sale of lbe
Furniture, &c, belonging to Cabc House. which v, 13,,g
iy take place on TUESDAY morning the 9th inst
Jan TITAN &. X PIT ELPs Auct,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

HfIi"'" n'ent"- nus in"y or gentle
when by using the balm or THOUSAND FLOWERS" a ,
dentifice would not only render the teeth
white alaDasr Many o NJ. know their
bad, and the sect is delicate their friends never
mention it, Pour single drop Balm your tpotA brush
and wash your teeth night aud morning ly bottle
will last year.
Beautiful Compile xionm easily be acquired By using the
"l'am of a Thousand Flowers " Ii viii remove pmplrs
and reckles frem the SKIN leaving of and hur
Wet towel, tVso three DROPS and
night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.We your shaving brush IN either
warm cold three druls of palm of
Thousand Flowers rub the beard well, will make
beautiful athcT facilitating operate of shavns
Price only Fifty Beware of countcres genuine
unless signed by w. =. FETRlDGE x co
oct yd6ns Franklin Sqna g, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

NAMED, II Wet Nurse, by the month mr.
year, 10 whom liberHl will he given Apply at
this Office - - H., 'a - ny AZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-08

persuincd yrcath.-What lady gentleman womb
labor under of dsagreeabe breai v hen us
D0WDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only rem Ter n
sweet make the teeth white albaser prevent not
preserve them decay Recommended nv don,
fists and physicians everywhere.
A Beautiful Complies may be attained by Use II r..
pmple freckes renders SKIN soft and bran
fu iinparng rich hue. 1t the greatest cosuoic
known, being from all Injurious matter Price III
cents For saleb SrROTHER u WHITEHEAD
SFABLER IS JONES
Al IIrIirtr iu,p.,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
Farmers Head Quarters!
Corner Of Book Island and Front Streets,
NOURSE T. VIELE, Props.

II ave for ssio, Farming Tools Of al Kinds, sacb
DLows, CULTIvAToRs, WHEAT AND CORN
} DRILLS, Seed sowen.
HAND oBNPLANTHRs, 8 corr SHBLLERs
~ Single and Double
1;AY, STRAW G. DUNG FORKS, HOES, HAND
Ia and HoEso Rskes, sc.
tE,Hs STAR CORN ANp COB ttLL-Ths best
} Patented.
DEtsE's EXCELSIOR FARM MI L,--Eor grind
L ing Whsss, corn &C, into oFlouI-wsrrsntsd to
do as good wo as Guy mill patented, and st mueh
THsEsHING MACHisEs-Plrrs Patents dorss
Power.
pEARsE,s 4 HORSE RAILROAD ESDLRss
Chaiu Power.
FARM BOILERS, PORTABLE saw MILLS, &c
s>LogBR, TIMOTHY, BLUE GRASS, Red TOP,
- Orchard Grass Millet, &c,
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, imported, ssa
"a from the East
EouRSE ylkLK are the sxciss!'s agents foJ
Scotland Cedar Counties, for
Msnnys Celebrated combiusd AsapsI ana
Mower.
Farmers desiring the soove shoulj ssac thelr OF
dsTseafly, many having been disappointed last
,err in obtaining h e "a consequence OF being 100
is.o with their orders
Wheel Sarrows and Road seTsp2TS slwsys on
hard. Handles for forks, hoes, axes, spades, &c.
usage Orange Seed. b. the pound sT oashei.
March s6WJm
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
The Result.

The following are the msjoriues. the
Democrats eleeting their whole ticket OF
the principal city officers:
Gen Sargent, for Mayor, rs maj
J. Johns, Police Magistrate, So maj,
H. w. Mitchell, Marshal. $50 maj
E. Peck, City Clerk, Sc maj.
8. Sylvester, City Treasurer. % maj.
The following Aldermen were elected
let ward, ] NJ. Cannon, Dem, Jennings on
both tickets I'd, Remming, Dem; Sd, VOL
stedt, dem; All, DR.. Barrows, Rep; 9th
ward, A, lie Claire, on both tickets, J. o.
Bren, Dem; 9th ward, VIM, Guy, Rep;
I. H. Lears, Dem.
Not SO large a vote was polled ss was
anticipated. Il will be seen the vote was
close
To morrow We will present the vote in
more systematic form.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
DWELLING HousEs. THE demand io

DWELLING HousEs. demand tor
dwelling huuses s,ill continues, and is per-
haps increasing, We are glad to near that
the erection of some few will be immediate.
" commenced But for tbs Are limits pre-
venting the erection of frame houses with
in cer,aia bounds, this number would be
largely increased. We question the pol
icy Of this city REGULATE on just at the pres
ent time. /! is remedying ons evil, or
seeking 60 do 50, by es ab!ishing what 10
perhaps more formidable one But how
ever that NAV be, we do trust that some Of
the capital promised to be invested this sea.
son in business houses, may be devoted TO
the eiecuon OF dwellings Ii is useless 10
say, that ths present scarcity Ct dwellings,
ss grea, evil, Every citizen knows that,
but none will feel 1t more evidently Than
those nov amply able 10 srsce good
many small dwellings. but who are ievolag
their capital to purposes promising high
er cent per centum Some Of them may
live TO Gee their own short sighted pc icy
The evil may finally remedy Itself, but the
evil viii and must prove & serious impedi'
men, to the real prosperity Of cur city
We urge upon those who nave capital to
build dwelling houses--cbeap houses that
can be rented low, and .as near the bu'
siness and manufacturing parts of the city
as possible. Tha; is the way to bring me-
chsniea and laboreFs to The city, and the
way to keep those here who do net own
houses We shall this Spring lose good
business men and skillIul mechanics sim
ply from the fact the, they cannot obtain
houses Why urge strangers TO come and
settle with US, when we can offer them no
accommodations! Why entreat men al.
ready here with their families 10 remain,
and wait for that paying increase 10 iheif
business which must come, wien they ac~
tusliy cannot stay, unIess they consent to
live like hogsl More boarding houses are
wanted, as well IS dwellngs, Phe diff
Guilty is, those who can't &c, DWELLING, can
sot get boarding houses either. The rates
are high. bat the suffering can't get even
q chance to pay these rates The hotels
are full But enough.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

CRY PRoeREss.-in every portion OF
cur city are evidences OF improvement
Before the frost was out oil the ground our
citizens were engaged in digging cellars
preparatory to the erection of good suoslsn'
sisI buildings, Below the bluff the houses
built will be mainly brick and stone, as the
fire limits include nesrty the whole o!
that space, but on The plain above very
many wooden buildings will he erected
A. Fifth street lies at the foot Of the blsf
Of course in y few years business houses
will occupy all Of the space between that
and the river and force the dwellings, above,
On some accounts this will be desirable al
she locations are more elevated and the
atmosphere Purer and freer from dust
We hope to see some hundreds Of residen'
ces erected in this portion OF our city this
season., and surely money caanot be bet
tor invested, or with more ccftaiaty o.
yielding hands0ms per certaga,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

FURNITURE SALEs.---An excellent op
portunity is presented those desrous OF
poing to house keeping this spring, to pro-
vide themselves with good furniture at low
rates, by the sales to be made this week
by II. w. Norris, auctioneer. The furni'
ture is generally of good quality, and
}! rris being the suctioneer it ia bound to
, sold, while the terms being cash it will
lie sold low We refer to advertisement.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
District Judge Tickets

The law demands that candidates for DIS
enc, Judge shall be voted separately, or the
a:kets placed in a separate boz, from the
ballots for other candidates. Tickets con
tanning the names Of the Republican can
dida,e can be obtained at this ofice Every
Democratic vote will be given for Mitchell
See th., no Republican votes are LOST 'o'
the Republican nominee.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

The RlvER.-The river was still slowly
iisiag last Saturday There were several
steamers at the wharf, and a good deal Of
business doing. As i, was election day.
other things kept US from gathering the
usual details Of business, We understand
BY friend just from Dubuque tina, the riv.
er was open to Lacrosse, but not expected
to be open to St. Paul before the middle Of
this month.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

mansion HOUSE This well known in
.,i,u,,on is being greatly enlarged and will
soon be fally occupied and one Of the best
houses in the place. 1t has an energetic
and experienced manager, WIZ fully under
stands the way Of pleading the public
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

Goop Nrws-Our paper he5 been rather
oyerbur,hened with politics lately but as
the last election we will have tor some time
takes place to.dsy, we hope hereafter 10
civ. the readers of The Gazette more IN
teres,ina variety OF reading matter
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

\ SALE OF HoRsrs AND MuLEs.-hessrs
Metca!f 4 Fou,s, gentlemen who have
frequently brought horses to this city fol
sale, intend selling at suction on Tomorrow
a, the City Hotel a large drove of horses
and mules. Persons in want Of either
would do well TO be in attendance.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

Paoy. KIDD, the distinguished E'ocuion-
,s,, is giving several Of his very agreeable
exhibitions at Rock Island, as wePercei'e
BY the papers. We hope that when ne is
,b,ouoi with Rock Island he will make
Davenport visit Prof KIDD Is p'0'ao,y
III. best Elocu,ionist in the country while
his person s,ions Of character are inimItaoie'
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
Combined Garss l. Grain Cutter,
AANUFACTuRlX uY
Burrows, Prettynsan d Bail,
FIT T'(bN UOvEA

THIS Machine 10 one of the best in use. We osr
L assure the farmers that have better machine
for them than any ever broughtto Iowa. It will Gu,
easier cleaner nd is less liable TO get out Of repair
than any other in use at the present time; and We
think that any one wanting good Grass and Grain
Cutter, will insist on having one of machines.
tits always better for the farm 10 buy such artiees
manufactured at home they Cd GET them repaired
ifoccasion requires. We shall be ready TO do rs-
pairing at any time. Any wishing to buy one Of
eur Machines can apply 10 Burrows d Pretsynau !,
Davenport, Iowa, or al the SAop in Fulton.
Price of machine Sl5S-0ne.haif on delivery md
he balance lst of January following.
FIVE permit led to refer to the folio wing psrssn
DC Miller, Grace,
NJ Rust, C Nave,
Buck walter, Neal
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

To THE PoLLs!-Go to the polls early,
and do not return home til your vote is cast
Never mind the difficulties and the tedious
waiting, if thereis crowd, but give an hour
freely and cheertplly 10 your party and
through i, to your country, All the cissens
r;,l tote at the Court House.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
Tickets.

Tickets containing the names OF Gil the
Republican candidates 10 be voted for to.
d.y can be obtained at this Office. See
hs, plenty Of tickets are placed ia good
hands
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

Kansas CoRKEspoNpSHcr.-- have on
hands for publication tomorrow letter
from M Pardes Butler, giving some inter
e.tiug particulars about tho position Of
things in Kansas.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
Fontenelle Bank of Bellevue,
Bellevue, Nebraska.
JnuN WHARF prasidopf

JUhN WEahE, freeluent
THOS. II. BENTON, Jr., yice pres't.
JOHN 1. TOWN, Cashier.
fNHE subscribers are the stockholders and owneri
of tho above Bank, and are by the provisions Of
its charter individually responsible for all i issues
and will redeem 1t notes in coin 9t the counter o
the Bank al Be levue, Nebraska, and at the Bank
kigin, Elgin, Illinois, ONCE of Greene 4 Wears
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Greene, Nssrs 4 Bentol
Council Bluffs, Iowa, in Exchange Oh New York q,
current rates or in currency.
MORRIS c. TOWN
JOHN |. TOWN,
RIB. B.GRAVES,
GREENE4 WEARE,
GREENE, WEARE 4 BHSTOs
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
GAZETTE JOB OFFICE.

Mr. 'CAAs H. DAY, Of Chicago, having peesns
.ssocisted with US il the Gazette Job omes, ne VIII
hereafter have ins entire spef'oh VI
uartmenl A. Mr.. Bay Ia one Of me osH JOY
,,r,utsrs u .ne uaions aai oar facilities ioi me
.,,suton Of work have recently been greatly ed
,.rxed Iy larxs sdaittous of latest styles OF type,
&c :, We can now promise our patrons 10 ssseo'o
lob Work Of all sarlstos with nsata ess, cheapnes
Acd despatch. BY the notice above, II will De
sesa that We have ordered more steam press ma
.hlusry. Pa!s IS the only once In ms CITY "he'o
steam power 10 used, 50 that our heilisies are
ansqualied sAFphhs DIV
davenport March le
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

LNOU " acre lots mile noPth { Z Rulton ss.sa.,
III IN Il AZ Rail-

kNou " aero lots mile neRtA { I Pal,en s,ssssp
Il on me y, q n. Railroad on .ressonabls tsR1s,
Also, S4s acres one nile noYth of als>ts -. !.
ons,haM cash, balance in one and two yeen.
Alto Ss0 acres in Wxshington county, " ssrss
2 enly 10 miles from IowactN and IS fro = Wy
inHton, on ans road fro = Celsn bus % RicAnea1:
VIA De sold cheap and part On time.
Also, fopr " acre lots nesg lows Civ bsapsaf.l
farming lsnd snl we'll watsrsd.
also, Lots In West Davenport rsnsine n s,xs
balance IN one and two years.
Also, ssvefal neat buildings on leased srounA
nhk rFESn-
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
Washington Intelligence

NEW York, April 3.
The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune Of the I'd says; The Administrs.
ton has definitely refused to appoint spe.
cisl minister TO China TO join in the British
and French movement, or change the posi-.
ton taken by Mr.. Marcy.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce says: The U. 3.
Consul at Hong Kong,s.by taking the parl
ascrlsed to him in the British assault on
Canton, acted contrary to the wishes Of the
Government, and If the action imputed 10
him be verified by our minister to China, The
Consul will be dismissed. Orders to that
effect have been already issued
The Warrington correspondent Of ths
Herald of the I'd says: A committee on the
part Of Boston merchants, interested In tn o
China trade, arrived here last evening, and
to-day called on the administration to con-
sui with them in reference to affairs in
China, They said further that Enga
nsd her aim in political purposes In China.
We had nothing but commercial objects
and the protection Of the lives ane property
Of our citizens. They have another meeting
this evening
The administration, | understand, will
send new commissioner fresh from this
country, prepared to meet the new state Of
affairs in China, Many gentlemen have
been mentioned IN connection with it, but
- yet no one has been fixed on,
| learned to-day at the State Depart
ment the report that the United States
contemplated the purchase of Tebuante pic,
and that senator Benjamin was offered the
appointment to accomplish the object is a
sheer fabrication,
The Herald says there at present in the
city Of New York, mum Der of Spanish
agents who are actively engaged in raising z
provisions and munitions Of war for ship.
ment to Cuba in view Of the anticipated
hostilties between Spain and Mexico, and
to provide against the threatened decent Of
Mexican force on that island. The Mex.
can Government have also their agents
here and particularly in New Orleans, for
the purchase Of arms and ammunition ant
the enlistment Of men 10 be sent under the
Americae Tag to Tampieo and Vera Cruz,
10 prearation for their contemplated iyasion
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

A sUPkAiOR hotel for saletn The city ofLs claire
high and ans base NJ: stabllng for lsrss nrS
Of Aoisss. Ac. Tbs price Of hIs dsslsaSs - 4
Brstson, lie elsire. or T. c. RADS Dsvcsn.sS - ~
on easy tefns. sss~
will be sold on easy lsrns - -. -
Also, block lls on Brady. Perry and leo feet ave.
nue., esing IN - eisirs's 9Th addition 70 Raveseees
Atso, ivO Or more Get ON Brady ssSoet, a11spls5o
and south Of J. q. DsvieS resiaeaoe. Z ) 3 nAI3