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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

MARIE SraA.. The Jackson Coun
tv ErcriSter learns from Mr.. iane
born. who lives IN the Forks of the
Maquokcta, that since settling in that
county, he has paid for his farm ont
the sugar raised from eight acres I
maple timber. This year he has made
700 pounds and considerable niol,-Se..
of which the profits amount to over
Sl45.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
300 Magnificent Building Lots

Of lard In vicn, OF Dsven i.ri suitable Tor count
,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT. DAVENPORT. IOWA.
N.NOrleanA April %, 1857

NV Orleans April %, 1857,
Prime clear bacon sides III c.ribbed
sides llsc, shoulders 94c, lard in DDS
and tres l4tol4 4c, white corn75c, gu
periinc -four, tayorite brand, 90 70
fair mus ,ovado sugar lo,c, stocks hight
and advancing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

TEN TnorsASp NoRwEGI,Ss Cow
rxa BY the last European steamer s
news was reported that upwards OF
1000 Norwcgians will proceed from
Norway to Quebec during the present,
sunmrs. Severalof these will rtma =
IN Canada, but the larger portion W
pass on to the Northwestern States OF
America.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

~ The steamer Julia Dean was
sunk in the Mississippi, below Mt. Yer.
non, on Sunday, b, colliding with the
steamer Rainbow. Four or five lives
iost. Cargo heavy, but insured
Boat valued n $4,000 40 in,ur..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

~Thc aggregate number of steam
boats and barges built along the Ohio
river since lsi9, is 652 there arc
now plying on the river 300 boats OF
ell kinds.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

The Garden State, published at Lo-
ia, states that the Illinois Central Rail.
road Company have effected saving
Of sixteen dollars per day on single
locomotive, the Lucifer, by burning
coal Instead of wood. The coal used
IS from the Du Quoin mines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
For Sale

nNE HUNDRED ACRES II Prairie Lard Az,
" mite from psv n."rt h.ar n. J Ruscb's Rsfm
Mol siaehd.i oia"'suuay for nv,stm,ut. TrIDa
vrrN Easy thhSt f.C TApS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
f,y-Ecady made houses are bcin.

14y Ready made houses are being
made in Cincinnati. One firm ha,
shipped t" the western Ternto'ics,since
the second day Of March, one hundred
auo fifty ready made housc>' Thesc
buildings are Of the cottage style, aud
though transported u pieces. can BE-
put up ready Tor occupancy III forty
minutes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
REAL ESTATE.


On aers, 20 Improved on mile north Of wal.
] ~ colt. Thi land to veil wat~rrd and vinba
soh IN -.sy tetnla ard cbtap. T. o. EADa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

Tnr WoHsr T>Nfp Ci1f IL fne [
IoN.-Thc Buffalo Post claims that
Buffalo, as showu by Hunt Merchants
Magazine, IS the hcavic>, taxed city in
the uitcd States. The assessed valu
alton is SIG, oea.00o land the taxation
,. per cent, which is equal to $500
600.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

Ais. several neat hui'dins- on leased srous
vcn'd be sold IN 'ca-ebap, ,im. Apply TO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
II H.sRE CH.lN'CE.
PCBLIC WoRh.
PUBLIC NOTICE

!. hereby given. that t,-n. J.. Davenport.
h.h.n,zer C""k, I"ti, G. D"ssaint John +
took, George Il. ~:r9,it. Austin toriiu,
Ho3e9't Vi. IrcttNfnGn. haries Leslie, An
tnin, l.et 'lar-. loin II i i:urrow-. .Ia,uc-
Grant. ,iohn F. Dillon. iiirm, Price. John
" NileI and luneaii { i.ldtid..e oi Scott
niuty, aud loring Nh.err, .lonn Cotton
Iioina- t. Hu;tertte.,i. .. clinton county.
r4..t. .t-o,,ei;ii a ti.ln-tl-, toacjh,r under
ilit laws u i"Wa a. Body Corporate under
nam, ii .hc War SCI iniron Bridge
COMPANY Til. principal place q tie trans
..i.on 81 the iusine,a u said turi.nr..ii"n i
~ t'ny a. tH.nlt"ti, scott County. Iowa.
he ir~i' IS II ,nit t'"mpar i L. uild
hei5gc acr TIE Naui-..riucnn Eit.r, t,r
~ 80 - # pr-gns aui property f.r
hirc ihr amount II tai ital Stock is
/ wentv III, ihulls..ud Dollars ana is 70 =
I,.isi - tai|"~a VIZ .-tlNe ltr cent - the
tlna Of s,t.s. in. tuth. AM, gnd tie IA
IAN. 1t! eall iron til Director ii, Il stalmcrts
Of not more tliAn tW.a.r yer cent ~ tie
whoi, ameGn; and Al intervals. al Mt toast
one moLth.l.utiy 10 ~ asiNcu 81 such call for
i.r N.ch- The tt-; publication bein., ten
i iefre -aii o.. d.. HI, adj Cor
p,rtfiun culumcrer- "H tn, 18th day 81
tfrii .N5.. AMI IS created - .nlur, iittN
,'r- HE at,Ajr- u The 'oinranl Viii lie
ndu"ttd Board 81 even Directors
,nd q lresid,nt, cno-en from their own
nlnier,. y Secretary and Treasurer, nud
ieh ether ,utor,liuato officers and agents
INN - Necessary, ana said officers 10
,l.ctcll IL follows.
Ii+s first Board when Five Thousand
l~.t.r- >irli rs subscribed, and their su,
r'--ai. annually thereafter.
he highest amount Of indebtedness Or
ability 70 winch 'hi, omianl n,iy 1t any
i.tn" 81 jet !t-cit i Fifteen Thousand Do!
lir-. 7c,,.rei J., III Bo.ld> ii the Company
Private properly i exempt from tie cor
p'ratc deb.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

SrlciDE oN Ibr the stea'
intr Baltimore. from Alton, was al.
preaching II. i.onIs, ON FRIDAY last, a
passenger named Matthias Huge luin
ped overheard AMI Was drowned. He
had previously hanle,l the Captain the
following letter. which WAS written il
the German Language:
Alton, ILL.,, April Is, 1857,
Ml nrAe WfsE.-l have - tel YOU
t. come over here. as intend remain
iuer here, having a good place. Come
* soon as possible, aud bring every
thnas along. Your faithful husband
Matthias llusle.
Postscript ~rjhca i, Pe"c'i
Don't come. ended my existence
on thc list oi April, because You haei
such a foul mouth, anl always tried t.
wear the hrecchcs. which vou enn Is
now. Alden and shit Tor Yourself
NJ. liuetr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
PUBLIC WORK.

PROHIBITIONS will be received for constructing
sston Acnsa aqu iad' 10 fst In lcntth. aud
IN s,me nj nst Ms tho present one on All ..,.s,
rear Mr. Arndt's In Ist ward ia hid Tor ar n n,ns,
he excsva ei Tor eooi aid subs Anti Al s,one TIM
ptd "A and the whole work qua; Aiteci Tor the tenn
~ nve years. X. s. BAsR0wS,
April y du (Qhsigusp Of Road C,,n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
FOR SALE.

= YOSE n workinx Oxen. four nvw end six years
eJO.d. mil = slGvc Davenport -. tie 0tsst,siyDa
River. Ais, oSe TIRE year old Jart.
Apen 33dsl. y. Z =. Z. AII3u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
kOr sale or l.ea>e.

1swENTY- THREE eligible bniialtg Lots, situated
/ on HArris,n Third, kipi.y and Rlond.ao .r;-is,
viii b. .oid or les-ed oD reasonable terms: tAr
ttcuisrs eDquir. Of CoLsis 4 bow. or
(srsfta ANEANAv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

D.F. u 'ATNtRO 3 co III catip,e he Pat
. Gap bus es- Ia a. ", brsGe = the ,ams
fla :. ihy = hOs rxc iux d rk - sea.
ma J. "d- N n Siib lid .fr CO b. 4
hsr, ~. puSic pa, ropas 10 s~iicitsd.
Am 2".it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
afu embellishments.
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES As rCcH
1HsE L. ne freed ald the pub 40 nrI-
uyyW u bn hs il.i be CAD aha WI
LII 11y g,v eur -si faction 10 al r.f
d ne i1tA u MIA nne. He las teen "tgiSr ~ ~
,io.atc =. nj fr he la III "a facrtb-, snc De
,yv ~. hr - Us. am II ht- former re- ntht ca
n.n,i4' be ass- fvr n i,or ieE = th' p"r'aSt'
ir N a, . r ina. .,.4 he pm HI, acquIrs'a NJ
d, IL q u lie / trs and a5t'h' q, NO II,
81 NV - ~ h y ntsi ia. Hi tn d o'~ fs
IA NJ from eli oihrrs "a HI -r IN ~ h COW,
Hy,O4 Z a,.5 G., .sal, aud 80 able and worn WIN
tr 6 ,.ort and .s,is az ion 10 she war ?
'" . 4 AZ, ne. Al den sut.s from Oh to an u
80 aud d, Al Other VIZ app"ftaning 10 Den-
-frV
ON. sui r iirnCe c,rnrstrd- on 70 rth tire
-, ~ h9u. " 3; II aa,n, ,iuiIs Dr. Folntah ;
,.itrn r.
A. usber ., re;crenc : given u required
NJ, 2dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
scent. Tor tOutO Yravs
EGHLt iOttAGG AND APpEN OAl:GA

I'm u. most aGaf and pen,tn a. pls'- in
l S"ittitmfy. tn DAZZLING Ia sith' io,ushtd
e.iiei. l. Hey-T' f1i o. lruho'ty sud ofLsm n
II trrs .sd nv grsles .ui ants. u Apbt-
N : !; ~ u rfits iuI..s sid rh ~ llr. ia
- Or l.ri - ~ rtt bscf.t OF Istd mi.
u sai'oi, sroubd thu u use. it,lidugiie o. , I'd
10 i1sf wt-dl.ir prststr VI T. u ~.,df tktu-
ny US. 80 acre iot Gi iAd he ttd With tho
above IL m +. nf,ts 4 I'd. Thti B. d %
on II pteu.i-e- r. oil VI Tie. 'rtttg ~ sd
snHy D. IL hnr u cd l.u..c .. in
. al iuing III u a. Ca finniyiih, fire
lea Il n. w Off RI fyt,n nj tie Sisss, -
riv u 'itatn 4 Any oeni. &c IA y.
a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
FARMS FOR SALE.

IN ui .tosrrs. timlei, water std n = n~t Hing
~ ~ = NJ, ali tnE AID u the Lecsa
t. N i'ie peas frui' b. at unhsn si,d My
ST. Il fr ma u al ST All. ru5iiir Mil. a, g The
sam frtut FIJI m SAXON mn AN R.u.Osd -
Te MS asJ. mud pircr ve,yiw.
ALSO,
warm ~ On acre, tmb-r. 90 undsr culii-A-
IA thI God dive In s'atlhg snd Co U crlbe,
unniug ~atsr. Pflc. los. AID lsrm, "a y.
ALSO,
4 FARM Of ~ acres. 90 umirr cultivation, eonsld-
N crab timber. Iunnint water, l20 FRUIT 'r,.s.
T rms cay. Apply 10 &c. EADS.
ALSO,
v>RANt ,v,lnr ard aae I>pr, vii situate d
Deriag ia. ~ 20 m, Aud Is 10 be o Ia ! cap.
Term. ga 7 C. EAHS.
Ar'H ~. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
Tor Salt VI Lease,
AsSigm ees Sale.

INOtR LOTS situated CD - and Scosi street, fov
II particulars eLqpir. Of Conan Dow,
ts.g,sh'S JANge Nv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
vsiua bic CRY Propert, for Sale

S's~' WV W HfVHNHNJ wi I"sS
re Misst-s:pi Eouss, situated on ont s'r''i
tSsrn Man and Harrison q. EFT " II bc sol'
rheip Lot - ~ 30 fst Psrf 81 thu iuichs ,
money can r'ina,a for .nd ,es Iop.r or
Aisos Lot III 81 s. pesr the y pot .a2xi50 re-
Alsu = Lot ou street. adyViIing the b pot, u
100 te-t;
Also corner lot on Brady It, corner OF Glsy, 100,
81 fe.t.
The lots On 81 and 9Th streets sp;end,nv sif u
atsd for business pur poses, ana the csiion 81 u
IRA ~ street lot 10 Of ths lest III Nerib pav.b
port.
gor Particular app'y to
FAIRBANKS h dickson,
mh20dtf Horut ne prldirg Main ~.
- 1NTLn MEMS BRAWLs lrst .eesisec and
" M - (DsOu J.. y. DAA4D 4 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
II C'.lHD.

'I'I I'd. ien.i h@vi & . lis st" / ard basi-
i IA IN III nat IS ~ NJ. tc tire
ko~ 10 u i. B,aiaa 3 On woed teron nr vi
iLsm Ills fl-ff- aid cor toa ers.
Ay, 23th 1857 A. GRtEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

fcBRiCEER co have removed tn th,,r nsv
Srics no ID ag % eecVnd o.. next T. HIrison IN
MI oe sappy 70 see shcir triepds and Customers
'"efe ap!3,2wi6w,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
taMaHche Lots.

n We hsyi seine - Y ',sraho ll.< stleot.~
ES sad fur al m CainSG. h 3. T. "a a b. ',,tc
'erri hc m.ie hn III. upos :, pIt, at'rsst, Pan
kHk tuM ARDS y TAI AiGE. NJ. l. oft's Il o,k
.p~tt gs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
100 Acres tniirprWvrd Lasd
For. HRl<,.

TIL, ~ hesut'ui ltrA - In. In ,er a,T. 10 n
only ~ mile IRON the citt and 3 nlss from L.
tisirr. Prif. r. A. ust. sud tome cay Atpi, T.
7. G. lads
alsn 10 aet.s brsntifu snd south .Gr Of Upton
road ~ nnle. from G " lisii,s Term, easy
Also Lot In ~ - II, Ia he 1. 81 waieott,
iinrneiiat y IN 'hprt 1h. lot would b. given IN e.
ehsnse ora hrsi lat. HoIse. Bug y, OF perir Gid
"strh and rtegiuS Aplly to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

Fultors rdit,on t. Hss. Davenport which is tss'r
iuiiy lad ut With Puo c ks T.. lie % idap
! L. "aui mi ~ spiri did veS Z thr Ms is~ippi
AID u &c t>lsn''. The lots Gu. b pure ell -
leo ndtlt Ifr.s - es' nIs a.
ode - . VI chang well capitalists aid os'nr-
Can ana examine "a an pre- at
NAV LANDS on c l. ciaif Kos.
April % dr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

nRKoo AND ClOAR 1BlAAIA6H-Ncv
~ ~ oals q NsU Y0st prtses, u JOUY'O
rotvsoo ~ ~ - Oesosoe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

kOl. safe.

80 AN IMPROVED YAKM OF l6O ACRFs -.
MI I've mi..- We 81 thu city - psvstpr N0
H4 At the W~s,.y Chapel The ts,mrt ~
Its.il. sid stock si grain en- ID. isrm vii. cod
with IT, land II cesired.
Per particulars call "a IN. ,ut,erit.r the IYcm.
isrs DAVID hARkY.
irAtAdtu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
100000 WANTED.

4 L. persons ind htsd 10 TIE AVN II rwfCart1
n tfii.LsTr or SMART n G!LIsrr must ca.
All - - le san. ,siibo t d l4N
T. atIAET $50
sp2,d2~. So.''>oor- 10 r. q. Au
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
- - 49, ~ - - - 81
SPECIAL .S1bTIl r..

ACDTHE Book sr So >crip'l It's h stock u
S0 w.ueseplntCDn bridsv uu~ opened II
"ity 10 Z und al tn BANKING Houtc Z; { 5ON 4
RiHST. N 2A 80 "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
{. AUGUSTUS IAVil.AND,
Attorney l. Counsellor at Law
AMP
Real Estate .lgtNi.


OPYlCR With 7. { fad,, J., Car Row In
traUcs u { aire Hal
I wv Bnsines, ami CoDvessncil e rrt upty Att IL
Il = to.
Land boasft AMI sod IN { -mibis
Money Io.aed IN urincu:li;e e,i Res, Estate secur-
ity.
Taxe- pai, and ca ;>ii made for psr,:e- IN Arr
, eli an Il The 'OuUt-y.
An, ytcus. acaiaiut c" in "a tern New Yprt,
au,afg tho>' -b,I, InTr tie ~ III vciritv,
bic IN ot.r great induceia nts 10 tho-e having
land Il. dispose Of
DIFFERENCES
Ex Gov Myron II. arr, C,n~ndai u, 7.
lio' Char ~ knssi :, fol.hke psi NY.
II n. John Thurip-.u.
II ~ G. sSGe Sterling .. -
Capt. nici,trd Peek. Nv Haven, Conn.
N9a. II Is. MurLAi Anr, RI, NY.
Kew, Thee L. { wi r, NeH York CHy
Sens;i J Tossing 81, -
czcr tun \ Go. Chi ago IL.
Ia tu4sn. Paw-r- Mcitsn Davenport Iowa,
Aprtl 22ttf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02

Splendid Farm for Sale.
'vVlis farm ,oG'aius ,tN sere, so Under eultivs.
1 tng-ler n ~ Superior timber 40, ~. Hing
ut-l,pres ant tnr lam, beautiful stream, q run
n'nr water lat a. Ntr falls sud nn~ orchard Of all
.iIris % fruit.
TfkSs 80 .asy.t' st nn.r to fret psymer, the
farm may be naie 10 pay the drhrred t.y.+nt.
AMY - to. EADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-02
RSD ID.

A. Two Four <cntleniA.t ca oS-sin Roar,
VIZ and Lodcing in private family ~ the cen
ter u III ciis-spsy To Il, at the oihce OF tie stat
i'eui"trat. ap2
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
From the Fayetteville CTenn.) Journal, Oct. /.
Mysterious DiSapDearance,

Some time during the month OF July last, Hugh
n. Edmondsou, gentleman, long citizen OF this
place and well known throughout the county as a
high-mnded honorable gentleman, left home as the
agent OF Mr. Cornelius Allea, with several wagons
loaded with bacon for market in South Alabsma.
be proceeded 20 the vicinity Of Quincy, sold the
bacon and sent back portion of the proceeds by
one Of the divers, whose load was first disposed
Of After he had sold out he came back as far as
CORTLAND, where he left by the two wagons
who had remained behind. They left him engaged
in swapping horses, and he told them il he made
the swap he should return to Quincy for a mule
which had been left there unable to travel.
The wagoners came home and made their state
ments as above-the friends of Mr. Z. hearing no
thing from him for several days became anxious for
his safety, procured young man TO 60 in search
of him. The young man proceeded TO CORTLAND,
and there learned that on the llth Of August Mr.
+. had snapped horses in that place and bad star
ted back to Quincy for the mule, but could learn
nothing from him beyond that aud returned home
Some days after his return Mr.. o. b RdmondsOn
(brother OF Ii. n. EdmOndson) and Col. J. T. He's
ter went IN search of him. They went TO Court
land and thence TO Quincy-they Sscertained that
Ii. III. EdmOnson had stayed all night ten miles
from Courtland on the Quincy road but could hear
nothing OF him afterwards though they Travelled
some sixty seventy miles IN every direction from
that point, aud made as close gu examination OF
the country as circumstances would permit. The
conclusion of the friends Of Mr. Edmondson aud
all who know him, is, that he has been murdered
for the money be had in bis possession, twelve
or fifteen hundred dollars. This is the only expla-
nation that can be made OF his absence CONSISTENT
with his former reputation and the circumstances
OF the case. 5000
who says his wife, lady well acquainted with H..
N. Ednondson, met him In keokuk, Iowa on the
LIST OF September. We wait for further develop
ments in this singular drama.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
CHANCERY SALE.

Charles s. Chldress ct al Morgan Vance ct ais.
pursuance of the decree pronounced in the above
in this Court at it, May Tern last will sell
the Courthouse lot in this city, NDAY, TIL 2SD
DAY or NOVEMBER Ne T, d certain lot on the South
west side Of College street. and the of Frank
street, So nth NRshvi fronting Cole $50
feet, and running back i40 alley which
situated Brick Dwelling House, formerly occupied by
Henry Alley.
And, also, other lot in South Nashville, on Market
street, and at the of Fr ankn street. opposite the
free public Schoohouse. This lot fronts 9S Market
and runs bacK to College street, and is sold Morgan
Vance by john Nixon
fkRMs-One and two years credit with
notes to be well secured lien retained sale free from
redemption. @. D. BRIEN, G. & ri.
oct2-td. Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
ser your UnIted stales -. :

The United States Treasury is full OF gold and
silver. It owes debt which pays TO the holders
only six per cent on the par value, and scarcely
four per cent upon that rate at which the GoverN-
ment desires to purchase il. The accounts from
Washington say that the Secretary OF the Treasury
will continue to purchase ss previous rates, and
pay the interest besides 20 che present time. The
person who holds this stock until Il falls due viii
tnen get only mar for e and six per cent Ia he
mean time. Let him sell nov al a premium and
bay stocks Ihatwiil snuly pay him ten per cent.
6e-i as '"v'ng bin tbe premium on BIS United
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
City Building and Lean association.
TRUST SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

by VIRTUE OF MORTGAGE with power to sell, &C.,
- executed by Edward Lawrence to the City Building
and Loan Ass Ocation of Nashville, which mortgage
Record the Registers office Of Davidson county in Book
No. % page Ri expose to Public Sale the Court
House yard gate, Nashville saturday. the 10th day
Of October next the highest bidder for Cash. the prop
erty conveyed in said Mortgage known Lot No TO- and
part of Lot No l2 of Barnes plan of Lots beginning
the east corner Of - Dickson Lot street,
ming eastwardy sau forty feet, thence right
angles with said street. noTthwardy hundred
feet, to foot alley, thence twardy with said alley
forty feet Dicksons north corner, thence south
waTdly hundred and ten feet TO the beginning;
which there is erected good double Brick tenement
gether with other houses.
The right Of Redemption is expressly waived in said
Mortgage.
sept 2S-dtd SAMUEL SEAY, Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
For the Nashville Daily Patriot.
TO S. A. D., OF MEMPHIS.
N WEIR DESPAIR.
BY ;. F. PoWIR.

Never despair! Though chance may lead thy steps
Where rackess wastes where burning sands lie round;
The vastest desert has its oasis green,
About its borders laughing streams are found.
Moved by the winds, the angry waves may bear
Thy bouy ant barque far out upon the sea;
But trim your sails and hold the helm ar1ght,
And vain the efforts Of the waves shall be-
lowering brow, lips slight curl a word
From some loved one thy ruin may declaYe;-
Deceitfu ALL the heart speaks through the eyes -
Remember this and learn to despair.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
Chancery Court at Nashville.

ID. r. WlEini admir-, vs. Sarah cameron ana OIheTs'
the Office Of the Clerk and Master of the Chancery
n Court at Nashville on the day Of -, 1881,
motion OF complainant by counsel in the above cause
and appearing to the satisfaction Oft Clerk and Master
that the said defendants Alex Lamont and his wife Epeth
Lamont residents Of the State Of Tennessee, and
therefore the ordinary process this Court cannot be served
tn therefore, ordered by the Clerk and Master
that publication be made for four in succession in the
Nashville Patriot published in the city of Nash
vile, requiring said defendant appear at the next term
ofthe Chancey Court be holden for the county OF David
at the Courthouse thereof in the city Of Nashville
the first Monday in November next and said BILL
the will be taken for confessed them and set down
for hearing parte. C. D. BRIEN,
Oct. 2-W4tpr'sfee$3 Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, 1857,
v OPENING Day. 7

MRS. NJ. D. HOwERTOE, No. 6, Union street, nea-
w Market respectfully to the ladies Of this
city vicinity that she win for exhibition
sale SATURDAY Mkt, October 4th, her stJ les
Of FALL AND WINTER B0NNtTS AND MILLINERY
GOODS. Her assortment will be found unusually rich
and elegant comprising the attractive, well
useful of the choicest fab OF the day. Her supply of
BONNETS and BONNET TRIMA1I NGS she takes especial
pleasure in commenting the attention of buyers she
persuaded nothing modest tasteful be
in the city. oci2-Im
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-03
SCHOOL BOOKS.

ny THE DOZEN OR SINGLE COPY.
The attention Of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited &c my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS viz:
Elementary Spoilers, silman's Chemistry,
Pictorial speneYs, Comstock's Chemistry,
Comly's speleT- Lncoln's Botany,
To Vne's spel'er, Pictorial o. States,
spellerE Dehner, Parley's Histories
Towers Readers, Ancient History,
Goodrich, Readers, Modern istory,
McGuGey's Readers AleSanderis Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, WayIand's Moral Science,
Buffers Grammor, Comstcck's Phiios ophy,
Kirkhsnl's Grammar, Abercrombie's Philosophy,
Parley's geography, OIusted's Philosophy,
MitcheiIs Geography, Parker's Philosophy
Smiths Geography, Colton's Geographic,
Olney's Geography, Wizards History,
Webster's Dictionary, Wilson's History,
Walkers Dictionary Olmsted's Astronomy,
CoIburn's Arithmetic, ToWeo's Grammar,
Davies First Lessons, Song Book Of School Room,
Davies School Arithmetic, Copy Books,
Rays Arithmetic, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic Towns Ana ysis,
smiiey's Arithmetic McElhgotts Anayzer,
Davies Algebra, Latin Books,
Rays Algebra, Greek Books,
stoddard's Ariihmetics, States and Pencils, &C.,
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sept1 BAG a College street.