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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-31
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OF A house in New Orleans sold last week
100000 worth of common brown sugar at
ten cents a pound. The same quality was
selling year ago at six cents.
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OF We see by the New York Express that
California Bonds are advancing. The last
sales are quoted at 65 cents-an advance of
five per cent.
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o. The underwriters undertook, on their
own account, to remove the freight from the
steamer Susquehanna at Louisville, on Tues
day last andtthe captain refused peremptorily
to permltit. In case of a loss. they will con-
test tie payment of it.
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
TI y R @ TX a NJ III g.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

f7v=s~ HAVING fitted upa mammoth s<z-e
WhG fBoat the largest on the $500
Ohio River in the mostsubstanaI manner are pre-
ourcare eth
or by RIVER, RAILROAD oEg CANAL
without exposing to the neiemency ofthe weather any
property; paid Reeeiv
ing storing and Forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly filed.
p. G. 0'RIBEY returns his sincere thanks his
friends for their former patronage and respect
fully solics continuance ofthe same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Astore ROOM welisupplied, will be kept forth &C.
commodation Boats and their orders carefully filed.
mh3-d&wly p. q. 0RiLEY G TO
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0trout doors yesterday was disagreably

0]TOut doors yesterday was disagreably
damp and cold, although the thermometer was
mot down to freezing point. All day long, Wa
ter street anxiously watched for the break up,
but it did not come. The present indications
are that the river will be open below the Falls
before above. The dispatches in another
column, received at late hour last night
will probably throw some light upon the
subject
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wT receiving fall elk 70 DDS
90 iuvse literal public call our store
LIST street, three doors below Main Fosters Block.
part Of Cloths Gassiera Cassine
Flannsls Rlanke Dress silks Ceshmeres. Dslanes Prints
avis. AaAtillas ladies, Misses and Chdren's Shoes
Issssry. Gloves Floor Oil Cloths. Carpets Rings Damask
Hats aud Cap aad all other goods usually kept dry
good stores. No tronble to show goods.
oet2I-3m JAMES OAKLEY & SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-31

0T Hon. Joseph Williams, President o
the State Senate, will be the acting Governor
of Maine, after the Fourth of March next.
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WATTR ann BED 90 VI rOFs.ES.

a j. COLBGRN Il CO. keep con-sansly on hard and
IVA MANuFA cTCKE oRUEa ail Ii Is aad of MAI
which We guarantee Of the very best qa. Also
Bedding of ali kinds Jsany lind Nattr2sas Shaek Moss
and Cotton Mattresses Hair and Spring Mattresses; Bed
Comforts Of all sizes, Feather Hair tton PHI
lows, Pillow Sins Sheets &c. wishing the above At
wholesale reta at prices please cali examine
fore purchasing elsewhere our store on WAtersterf
door to Canal Bank. Evansville. Ind. nevis
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" In Columbus, Ohio, a jury has assessed
damages in $4,000 against David =. Elliot
He seduced and then refused to marry Mahala
Dyer.
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS II


c. u N I'D Cd W 81 @ u Q
Il 81 Satpetre continue ofer their well
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN and KENTUCKY
RIFLE in kegs and eaniseTs Also 10 Tor
Blasting Mining. prsing full assortment quae
and kinds required by tile trade guaranteed give
satisfaction.
tn. their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest for than twenty five years.
found BY other manueture tbs kind
TIE world.
and also Of the
Company. No. 50 Wall, cor. Water street. New York
A. Il. HAZARD, President
4. ". DOUGLASS, Sec'Y. my26-6md
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AUCTION SALES.
SALES or REAL EsTATE.
DRx GOODS ar AUCT1oN!

3 UST received aud will be sold auction, at Aue-
- ton Rooms regular sale days LARGE an gene
raj reRt of Dry Goods Notions AMI fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown and Beached Sheeng4 and
Shrtngs Satinets Casmeaes coatngs Fannels Blankets
Jeans Hosiag. Gloves. Mts. Spool Threads, Lineys,
Merines. Sha sls Suspendsrs. sc. &c.
ALS0:fhes aud Pocket CUTLERY Jewelry and Watches.
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razot Pins Needles
Aceordeons anda great variety Of fancy
mention. WOOLSET Il NELSON.
uovt Auetloueers.
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Those marked TINS = have complied with the pFovi-
si0ns Of the General Banking Law of 1855
The Crescent City Bank does not purchase uncurrent
Indiana Free Bank money The notes of Indiana Free
Banks are either received at par not at all. The
Bank will receive the following rates. the Notes Of
til
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Bank of the Capitol, Indi.
annapolis.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Bank of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank of Indiana, Michigan
City.
Bank of Monticello, Monti
cello.
Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt
Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli,* Paoli.
Bank of Rockville, = Rock
Vile.
Bank Of Salem, Salem.
Bank OF Syracuse, syracuse
Bank Of Warsaw. Warsaw
Bloomington Bank Bloom
ing,Cu.
3r0okviilc Bar X, BrookYillt
Cambridge City Bank SCAM
bridge.
Crescent CITY Bank, Swans
Vile.
CentralRank,* Indianapoli:
Canal Bank, Evansville.
xchange Blk. +Grcencastle
Farmers Bank, Westfieid
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d. y. AEDEG kSON,
III E r O II 4 NJ IAIL OR,

MAIN STREET. BUILDINGS, NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE
BRANCH BfN6.
no "a HAVING taken of the block O
4fF4 ~ rev buildings on Main street Water
-, %4ssz-ey am rsady reeofve from old
E~f~ 80 aud new customers. Offering them the
FSssaSsz5sS richest quail Of goods in
sTs& ESsa Evansville f01 Gentienuen's wear. md
"a \ {%F being ready them u D BY order
4 \ f&F in the most fash enable styles nd war
.s%S IL raRted te TT. Among nay new FOODS Iust
Egft ~ rsceiFed will be found the FINES
s3l n CLOTHS AND CAS5IafERES. RICH
Sd tEzfs ~ EST VELVET. : Atm AND SILK
FIJI yESrINGS, ever offered for sal in this
py Az o. goods Of the latest of my
own selection. Every he suited Gentlemen
wanting article Of wearing APPAREL his order
prompt have the hest of werkmen aud n
work Will in inferior that OF the
nabie ests5ishtuentin the larger cities.
oet2S- tt d. ). ANDERSON.
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BANK NOTE LIST.

CORRECTED DAILY BY CRESCENT CITY ASK.
January Goth, 1857.
The Notes Of the following Free Banks are received
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
a'lal, Of the LOTTERY.

$3.50 Prizes amounting $2O4 ,OOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters SIX.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-31
Markets by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, Jan. 30, NJ.
No sales of -four, prices nominal at SIS 5G@s5 GO;
Whisky firm at p Prov ions firm and no sales Gro
ceres unchanged; Wheat active ST for red; and
81 l9@Sl 70 for white Corn scarce and firm 50a52
CINCINNATI, Jan. 80, 2. NJ.
Flour dull and nominal; Mess pork demand good;
prices tending upwards sales day of 900 bills. at
sic for country city packed frn Holders asking
higher rates: Lard demand good buyers than sell
ers, prices sitter but quotably higher at ~ Bulk
pork ditto at 79S3s; sales Of 80 900 bbls. including
10000 cured at Economy Indiana at Z for hog round
delivered here; " Risky, prices sitter, quotably
higher at 10 1925.
NEW YoEx, Jan. So
Flour; the steamers caused buyers % Withdraw
from the market, which is dull and unsettled. and ac-
curata Quotations c mot be given; Wheat ditto; The
steamers news depres ed the market. prices lower
Whisky dull and nomnalat %; Mess pork dsmaud good
ana advanced TO 212si Lard in good demand and
ding upRa ard at 1875.
New YoRK, Jan. 30, NJ.
Flour declining; sales of 4GG0 bb.; Ltte SO 1886 40;
Wheat dull and sales unimportant; Corn declining
sales of 1900 bushels mixed 699 Provisions steady:
Whisky firm; stocks lower anf dun
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-31

Fayette County Bank, Con
nersviile.
Hsosier Bank, Logansport.
Huntington County Bank,
! huntington.
Indiana Reserve Bank. at
KOkomo.
Indiata Bank, Madison.
| Indiana stock Blk, Laporte.
Indiana Farm ers' Bark, +at
Franklin.
I Ky. Stock Rk..& Columbus.
Lagrange Banks lima.
Mer- aud Mech. Bank, n.
| Albany.
N. Y. and Va. State Stock
Bank, Evansville
Parke co. Bank Rockville
Prairie City Banks Terre
/ Haute.
salem bank. Salem.
iSonthern Bank of Indiana =
! Terre Haufe.
Tippeeanoe Bank Win
nimac.
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NOTICE To Tax PAyEwS.

GAIT
- 2tA9 bills Ksrawha Fins; 500 bb's Kanawha Alum:
200 Turks Isiand Alum for sale in lots to an
purchasers at shs lowest rates By
lan5 GEO FOSTER & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-31

The 30 600. CORES ding with those
numbers the tickets printed separate slips paper
encirced with small tin tubes and placed in
The first III pzes similarly printed encireled
placed in another wheel.
wheels revoIved. and number is drawn from
the wheel OF numbers the time prize
wheel. The number prize
aud exhibited the audience
Commissioner the prize being placed sgaiRst the number
drawn The operation is Eepeased nn the prizes drawR
out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.The preceding and the two
nUzbers to drawing the
be eutsdt the 10 sppfoza 6n prizes according the
scheme
the number that draws the $4,000 prize. For If
the ing the $4,000 prize ends with No L. then
sl the the number in viii
$50 the number ends with NO 2. then all Tickets
where the nuaber ends in will be entitled So
o.
ort6caesof Packages will be sold st the following
whiehis the risE;
Certificates Of Package Of whole eickets....S $50
~ tlai ~
10 Quarter - 20
IN ORDERING TICK ETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose nsy address tickets ordered
which they viii be forwarded ny mail
Purchasers have tickets ending figure they may
designate.
The list prizes will be semitic pur+
chasers ed2 ely after the drawing.
Pd viii please their plain
give their Post Oldce County and State.
81 Reuenher that every drawn and payable in
full Hlthor deduction
rs prizes 81 and under, pa Immediately after
the prizes the usual time thirty
All communications strictly confidential.
Prze tickets cashsd renewed in other tickets either
Office,
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
5. SWAN a. CO., Atlanta. Ga, or
Iap26-tf S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-31

ENRFSFi EGGS AND RCTTE2-
$50 dOz fresh Eggs 100 fresh Butter inst recd and for
sale ~ SAM'L YJCRERY
lanzl Corner Main and Second Sta
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20 PoREk EEl1nDEEEs

H1BHEsE AND BUCKWHEA T.-2o sacks fuek
~ flour TO boxes prime v r. Cheese. reed by
railroad and fer saleby janis YIChERY d JOHNSON.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl

MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICK
10000 TICKETS.
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BALES fresh oakuD for sale ehea to close consign
- " nens dse9 P G.. o'RILEY & co.
6TCSNk BAGs.-15,ooO heavy 21S BusteI for gale
AZ LOWER THAN THEY CAN NOW LANDED FERE
dees ). E. GILBERT Il CO.. Sycraore-st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

The AMERICAN HoRsEs IN ENGLAND
The following match has been made:
Newmarket second October meeting
one milc-Mr. Ten Broeck's Babylon,
3 years, 9s lbs. against Mr.. Jackson's
Saunterer, years, 1875 lbs. Por'er'S
Spirit says: "Sauntercr is admitted
to be the fastest mile horse Of his year,
and in acknowledgment of his PROV
ess, he 10 made to give Babylon, ofthe
same age, % lbs.
Mr.. Davies, the leyiathan English
netting man, has laid Mr.. Ten Brock
100000 to $lOo-odds of 81 900 tc
tl-against Pryor winning the Ccsare
witch and Prioress the Cambridge
shire, and the same amount and odd.
against Pryor for the first race an,
Babylon for the second.
At Tattersalls, London, on the 2ls
ult., during the betting on the Cesarc
witch stakes, the following were made
40 to against Mr.. Ten Brocck's Pry
or, taken j 25 to against Pryor an,
Prioress, coupled, (taken.)
Babylon ran in two of the Doncas
ter races-for the Doncaster Plate
Sept. 18th, ten entries, coming in fifth
and for the Town Plate, Sept. 18th
sixteen entries, coming in second an
losing by head only.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

Az INDEPENDENT MsS.-We noticed bur
ly Englishman in the ST Get day or two
since, from the neighborhood OF Aurora,
who was showing a sample of excellent
spring wheat To the crowd. I'm only off
tered Go cents for it, he remarked with tn,
air of n man who is prepared to resist a
meditated injury. Il wouldn't take IT. ex.
claimed by stander. so long as had
bread and cheese to live on. Plenty OF
bread and cheese, and beer too. rtioined
John Bull-"don't leave out the beer.
don't o'ce a shilling, and am able 10 hold on
I've thousand bushels OF Just such wheat
as that seven hundred bushels OF oats. 4
hundred bushels Of barley, and lots of 20
tato $ and veget blcs. think shall e.;
| through the winter very well
A fine specimen of THRIFT and inderend
enee is our rural Englshman, but we ar,
| afraid he is little too confident about next
springs prices At all events, We cannot
recommend his example to general imitatio,
Indeed there are few farmers who ear
honestly initiate it. As a class. they are II
a most excellent position, but nearly ali o
them are more or less in debt to the coun
try merchants, and they are bound in hon
or to pay the debts promptly at the eoins
Prices of produce. A great deal DEPEND
upon their course in this regard.-Ciicao,
Press
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

Tmr ElrL or Lo>t CREmrs-lt is now sat
ticiently obvious that the difficulties under
which the commercial world is laborinr
result more or less directly from the abuse
OF credit, and that very cousii, rdhie share
of that abuse occurs in the dry goods trade
The usual length of credit among this elias,
of merchants is eight months, while the i'm
porters credit never exceeds FIVE months.
and in many eases doe not amount to So
long time. Therefore there is against the
importer n balance of five months timc-a
very serious eonsidera ion-which is req
dcred more so by the continual risk hc ui.
dergoes in giving tina; amount Of credit
which enables the retailer to purchase good.
for both the fall and summer trade bet ",
poyiny for dnm We are aware of the dill
culties which boset determination TO alter
an existing state of credit. but is it possihl,
for any country to do a safe business on 50
unsound a principle ? When will better
time than the Present present itself, for oUl
merchants tc combine for their mutual al
vantage? Why not at once take measure.
10 concert combined reduction of thcil
term of credit to four months. and form III,
nucleus of a really sound business system
he railroad and telegraph have long sine,
| removed the only excuse that ever existe,
for long credits, and the merchants may n
well profit by their past and present expe
rience, as wait for mere of the same sort
| Zee Post
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

MURDER VIII otr.-Ahout year since. 4
Young lad named sage. Disappeared sudden
IL from his fathers house near MildlNowu
which lived aborirv man whom 'he Ld
had frequently accused Of st.alln., his ttl,
er'> gram. On tile disappearance ol 'h,
lad, the man all;lcd 10 vas are ted on -'is
Iiclon oi having loully disposed of him. hni
was acquitted Tor the want of pr,oi. ~
the time, ii wns shown hat the ltd had not
hc"n seen a lte since hi visit to th' barn
aud hole in tie ice in the Connecticut H.
Yer al p"iat nearest the barn. gave col"r
to the suspicion th1i the hey hal been xii
led AMI put 'hroash this hole. Alu"' a
ut.ut tn. lta,it. ll Itt ,tl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19


TnE Failure OF Bowen McNaMEE&
Co.-lhc failure Of this house is thus
remarked upon by the UeroH
The failure Of Bowen g. Co, silk
merchants, was announced this morn
ing. Having a large capital, and i'm
mense nominal resources, this house
has struggled along, determined to 90
on il possible, at any sacrifice but the
country collections from $40, 900 a day
having run down to just about nothing
at all, it was found utterly impossible,
under the present sta'e Of the money
market, to pay both sides of the bill
hook any longer, and day or two
since 1t became apparent othe concern
that il must temporarily suspend. The
house shows, we understand, surplus
Of sl.20o,00o, and proposes paving in
full, principal and interest. The i'm
mediate and direct cause Of this suspen-
son Is the utter confusion in which the
domestic exchanges of the country are
tins moment involved. Their CUSTOM
ers nj the West write that they have
the funds in hand to pay their notes
due here, but that it is impossible to
get exchange ut any per cent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

TnE ATLANTIC CABLE-The London %
server says:
at Is now understood to be determined
definitely not to renew the attempt to lay
the Atlantic Cable this year. The cable i,
10 he forthwith unshipped from the holds o
he Agamemnon and Niagara. and stowet
away for the winter in the Goveremen
doekyard at KeyhamL There it is to be wei
tarred and attended to, to prevent it from
rustinR. In the meantime about 1000 mile
more Of the cable are to be manufactured
which with the quantity in hand, will r-ak'
three thousand miles for the experiment
next year The cost Of the unsuccessful ex
pertinent Il estimated at about $4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
The owners OF India

India is country that has mover be-
longed to its natives. Two thousand
wears ago Alexander and his Greeks
led dusky captives in golden letters
from there to Athens. After him it
became the prize Of Parthian bows and
Scythian spears. Then came Mahom-
med and his Persians from Ghuznee TO
teach by scimetar the new theology,
"Ailah il Allah, and Mohammed is his
prophet. Then the Aiighans drove out
the l'ersians. Then the Tartars drove
out the Ahghans. Then came Timour,
the terrible Tartar, and the long and
prIuceiy line Of Great Moguls, Babcr
and j lsl'ar, Jelangirc and Aurenezebe
The Mogul Empire got, like the Brit
ish, toe big to hold together. Down
went the throne at Delhi, and up
sprang crop Of Niceroys, Nizams,
kugs. Shahs, l,aiaLs, Newaubs, and
NAB is all over the provinces. About
this tine II. i, VI. East India Compa-
w come 10 trade, and stayed to rule.
~ cajoling one prince, threatening an
other, invading a third, and "protect-
.ug, a fourth, they got the whole con
| ecrn in the hands Of John Bull and the
horn OF the unicorn. If the Sepoys
succeed IN securing "A native Hihdoo
DYNASTY now. Il will be the first they
ever had.- dlbdny Joarndi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

The city Of milwaukee is out offunds, and
the mayor IL now endeavoring to raise mon.
~. We think he will have good time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
For Sale or Lease.

vTNwENTY THREE eligible Building Tots, eituated
ON Harrison Third. Ripley and B,ondcscs streets.
will be sold leased reasonable terms: ies par.
ticuisrs enquire OF CoRDiS 4 Dow. or
tshsjtD AM8e NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
Prairie Lands for Sale.
Vaiua bic City Property for Sale
JAMES Il HG(.ANE,
Land .Ggcsf g. ,Sssl'rPHOr,

nFFERS for sale tie following valuable lari.s In
~ Scott County and vicinity Of pay. npntt.
320 acres oflani, Ia mile from Duran station, on
the Nj : a 4 X 10 ,rtrs - pay I, titi. farm
800 acres in ciious 5 II aid 5. Township ~
Rnugc East 40 acr, TIMBER Fam un,ier cult
yatisn and fenced. hons aud .sVs:ngs, AMI with
in miles from IeClaire. Terms good.
20 acres OF land IL. elton IL, one nile r 10 the
Corporation line, the most beautiful property Al
davenport.
Is acres between Chesnut Avenue and Division
street, near 10 IL" city on the rallr, ad track.
acres On The Dubuque road, suitable for a :iousa
or sardnerv.
IL ace Of lsnd with house and other improve
ments, l-2 mil, from the city.
Is acre and Gusrier lots on Wentertoh's suhjivi-
sion.
- aero 81 land, Joining the Davenpcr. linz on
Dayi street.
Several farms In Scott county, and a variety Of
other city property, tie cheapest in tai market.
MAY Ja--dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
FOR SALE.

rI,wENTY-ONE large sized lots I'M East Davenport
i all n central and convenient locations viii be
OH cheap II applied for aeon Enquire Of
TALLMAN POWERS rclkAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

DeSNl Holmes River Land for sale
L.l.vD DEPARTMENT.
DssMoines Rirer Navigation and Il. X. %.
OTTAWA, Iowa, April H. 1855.
fINHE undersigne. hereby gives notice, that this
l Once Is now open for tbe sale OF these valuable
sIa They will be sold long credit and IN lots
It'll means and wishes OF purchasers.
Anyfurther Information desired Ia relation to thosi
o. will be furnished on application at this cfres
{ mail or otherwise. GEo. X. PERKINS,
tmayiodtD Land COMMISSIONER.
LAND, DE . ARyxES.
DIES NOISES NfyI6AriaS 90.
nNthe sixteenth day ~ June, Aext, the oaoe BE-
~ the sale OF the lands of this Company will Icr
removed from this place 10 Fort Des Moines.
These lands will BE- sold long credits, and IN
lots 70 sui; She means aud wishes Of purchasers.
GRO r PRRKlNa
Land Commissions
Ottumwa ova'2 IS. avn ds~t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19
For Sale or Lease.

IroUR LOTS situated on "a and Scott street. for
T. particulars enquire Of CoknIN Dow, 81
lausIsti Jams NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-19

The Rev. DR. Kallosk, Il Boston, recently
passsd Through Chicago - hls was 70 Kan.