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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-26

IL those Indeb ed either by note account
~ hereby rtquestsd to call and make settlement by the
st day OF March next as longer Indulgence e.nnot be
given. z. A. BARNES.
F.b 15-2w
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The Grand Jury.On the BurdeII Murder.
The n. Y. Times Of the 18th hiss the follow

ing paragraph:
Several witnesses In the Burdel murder
case, who were deferred from presenting them
selves at the Ooroner's inquest by the extraor
binary treatment which that official extended
to all connected with the case, have given in-
formation of Importance 10 the Grand Jury,
and traces have been found which may lead TO
the detection Of the guilty parties. The SER
vices of the Detective Police have also been
called in requisition, and promise TO be efficient.
II is too soon to be very sanguine, but We are
not without good grounds for hoping that the
fearful mystery which hangs over this murder
will be eventually dispelled.
The New York Mirror Of the 18Th, sitter.
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AGENCY Foz LOCATING LAND WARRANTS N
THY NORTH WRIT

FIY D. eTOKEs ul leave bstsesa ne Las End SOFA e
w April seat, 81 ths Fafpose q ieeaitnf La-3 -"
rants tuvesiBE m1ney IA laoas sad is eA "a .e
sats II i0sa and he reritory q AianssoA us eA.-e
~ areund LAS s1eor Ciy Ana he PreF'sss - insest
aury 10 iands saa iscats uAfrasts - @tHfs ~ -
prev u lea e1ats PEE aese. and ~ - ~ e -
neatsia land and tgHa propsriy- Az 80 - -
engage hit s-Fsieea. uA atifesa hia a. Les vs.
soaafF Tsnaeusse Thls Hii b. BIZ sree1a fi2 - 'ae
North wast sf ne b9rpssss ae5vs ms1ftpnsa Ana ne
~ sisa prsral ARt Egii4at atsaiion q al eass
sess IA 4 nay Be- coasgasa8 hns
fcbla-cnauiui m 50
$50 RUMHEEE
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IMPORTED IAGKS AND IENNEIS

FOX SHLE.
WHICH will arrive in this city the IA
w 2Oth or 2Sth day ofFebruary, inst, Z - $50
TEN JACKS and SIX JENNETS, all CfA 4 NV
direcs importation from Spain, rsngingY>g~~~ 4
from to years in age, and from IL toT III -
l6 hands high. These Jacks and Jen- I A~@4 -
nets will found be the best offered for In
this market and will be sold reasonable terms, with
note and good security. JAMES VIDAL.
leb2-lms
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House and Lot at Public Sale.

Theodore Staey Administrator OF Hudson, The State
OF Tennessee ct al.
Y virtue Of decree the honorable Circuit Court Of
ID wilson County, at January Term, 1851, viii,
SATURDAY the 2S day Of March, 1s5T at the Court
House Wall in the CITY Of Nashville expose to public sale,
the highest bid Ter, HOUSE AND LOT in the city Of
Nashville South Market street. No 1885, fronting about
25 feet said street. and Running back les feet midway %
College street. and adons the property Of Vaughn the
North.
TERXs-0ne-haf cash; the balance in twelve months
Note with good security viii he required, and lien
tanned to the payment cfthe purchase money.
feb26-3t THOS. t. SMILEY, Clerk.
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GODEY's LADY's BOOB, FOR March, jus; received BY
leb2t HAGAN L BRO.
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rs- cAOlsrs sragins IA Georgetown, Dsns.rp,
West India Isanda
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N01ICE.
TO sTOCK HOLDERs.

election viii he held At the Planters Bank ofTennes
a see Nashville on Monday, % March next for eleven
Directors 10 Sc We the ensuing year. -
Planter's Bark FEB. 5--im d. NEAtHN, CAsht.
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O. B. MATTEsoN.

erasmus B. Matteson, member of this House
from the State of New York, did incte parties deep
y interested in the passage of joint resolution for
constituting. the Des Moines grant to have here and
to use large sum of money and other valuable
considerations corruptly, for the purpose of pros
curing the passage Of said joint resolution through
this House.
erasmus B. Mstteson, in declaring that large
number Of the members of this House had associa-
ted themselves together and pledged themselves
each TO the other not to vote for any law or
luton granting money or lands unless they were
paid for it, has falsely and wilfully DETAINED the
character Of this House, and has proved himseltun>
worthy TO be a member thereof
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HARPER FnR MARCH.
VIM SIMMONS

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces to
~ the citizens OF Nashville that he now located on the
OF Church and Summer streets, opposite the ST.
Olond Hotel, where he is prepared all Of
Carpenters and Joiuers Work Doors, sash and Blinds
Stair Cases, Show Cases, Office Desks Fitting up Stores
JObbiug and Repairing, Ac, prCm1tly attended to.
fsb26-5m
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ONION CLOVES
Notice.

THREE BBLS. White and Red Onion Gloves, just re-
J. ceivel and for sale by
feblS HERMAN RAINS.
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FRANCIS S. EDWARDS.

Francis S. Edwards, a member Of this House
from the State of New York, did, the 23d day Of
December last attempt to entice Robert T. Psine a
member of this House from the State Of North Car
DINA, to vote contrary to the dictates of bis judg
meet and conscience on bin making grant of
lands to aid in the construction of railroad in
the Territory Of Minnesota, by holding out pee
cuniary consideration to the said Paine for his sup
port on the said bill.
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LASH EaAD. jass ssessTsa PER As.n's E1gssss a.
SAILS D. @. ECakEfA
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New Books by Express.

YANKEE NOTIONS. for January and February just
received by feb10 HAGAN & BIO.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HAGAN & BRO,

Book Sellers and Stationers,
No. 50 Market s. No. 6 Union ST.,
Nashville, TenueSsee
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boarding House.

Boarding House.
1NHE undersigned keeps a Boarding House on Cedar
street. 70 the Vsrandah Hotel. where he Is ready,
at all times, 10 accVmmOdate transient or permanent
Boaders fair rates His table Is always provided with
she best the market affords. -
ianl7 GEO W. COLEMAN:
LAND VARIANTS.
r WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS at my Oancs,
l No. % Cherry street. -,
iau26 J. @. FELLOWEs,
MEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR SALE
TIVE subscriber oGerl for sale his woman TEMPE, as
L good a Cook, Washer aud Iroler As there Is in the
state also understands Pckling and Preserving. -
Janis ALEX hAChbNEh-
TWO DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT.
- HAVE Torrent two co mfortabls Dwellings ~
III on the Charlotte Pike, about mile from ,he IT..
AA Square. One house has SKI with kjtch- -
en- and s.rvants' rooms stables, ke and 81 acres Of
gouud. The other small house, with two rooms, ana
81 acres OF ground. Immediate session given Apply
TO Jan22 G. M. STEWART, Al broadway.
NOR RENT-The BRICK OFFICE, 70 rs, a.
Il North Market street just below Fred. sloAn's 80
Mandatory. Possession gyeu immediately. Ap 49,
plyto CHARLES W. SMITH,
jan2O Bao 81 colegsstreet.
INOR HERE.--Ihave ave six likely NEGkO WO-
II MEN forhire for the yeRf, 1871. Apply 70
fsb2- n ". L. BOYD. j., No 90 cherry street.
NOTICE.
election viii he held PantersBank offenncs-
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE aud G0DEf's LNDi's B0UK
for January, iust received by
feb1O HAGAN BRO
HARPER's NEW PAPER-HrparS Weekly, a Journal
Of Civilization Hrst number 500 copies just received Sub
scripdon received and single copies oldby
feblO HAGAN BRO, Agents.
THE NEW YORK LEO3ER, a Weekly Newsplper. Sub
scriptons received and single numbers sold by
feblO HAGAN Bro, Agents.
tbs FLAG OF OUR UNION, aud "Ballou's Pictorial
Newspapers" for sale by
feblO HAGAN BRO, Agents.
HAGAN BRO, Market street, have just received
large supply ofexa heavy and very ne Cap Paper ruled
and unruled Also, an assortment OF fine Wrapping and
Manila Papers, to which they invite buyers in want Of
good article at low prices. HAGAN & BRO,
feb10 80 Market street.
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! William W. WEIGH did corruptly combine with
William A. Gilbert, a member of this House from
New York, TO procure the passage Of a resolution
or bill through this House for the purchase Of GER
tain copies of the work Of F. F. G. Triplett the
pension and bounty land laws, for money to be
paid to the said William A. Gilbert on its passage.
William w. WEIGH did attempt TO procure money
from James R. Sweeney for reporting favorably on
the claim Of Roxsna Kimbal from the Committee
on Invalid Pensions at this Congress.
f, These men are all members of that cor
rupt organization o. negro worshippers
known as black republicans. They have
learned morals in the worst of schools
| school which inculcates the belief that steal
ing the property of Southern people is emf
nently proper, if not doing Gods service.
! 1t is not surprising that men having such
loose notions of what is honest, are guilty
/ of other acts not less dishonorable 1t is
! to be hoped that there are honorable men
enough in the House to vote the wretches
out Of the Halls of Legislation, and to
consign them to the infamy they so richly
deserve.
/ A correspondence of the Albany Argus
gives the following interesting details of
the causes which led to the investigation.
MattesOn, member from the Oneida Dis
trict Of New York was, it seems, the pa
iron Of Simonton, the correspondent Of the
| Times He was wont to furnish the latter
with all the gossip of Washington, which
was furnished to the Times. In return for
this service, Simonton aided his patron in
facilitating the passage of pet measures
that is, those which he was paid for advan-
cling. This arrangement worked admira-
bly, for some time Matteson filed his
pockets, and Simonton got the reputation
of a man who was posted up" But there
were poachers in Mr.. Matteson's preserves.
Hon. Mr.. Edwards, also member from
New York; rabid Black Republican
took the field for the same game He
was novice at the business, however, and
his awkwardness married Matteson's plans.
So the latter writes letter, limiting at cor
ruption in Congress, which Simonton forth
with sent to the Times When that paper
made its appearance at Washington, great
excitement ensued Mr. Paine, of North
Carolina, got up in the house, related his
experience, and Hon. Mr.. Edwards put his
hand upon his heart and said, 81 am the
man. But the force Of the coup detat,
which MIR. Matteson trusted would at the
same time dispose of the interloping Ed
wards, and fix himself more firmly in his
position as Sachem Of the Forty Thieves
as the combination for passing or defeat.
ing bills was called, rebounded upon him,
and he found himself in very precarious
position, which has finally, after considera-
BILE vacillation, settled down to that of a
degraded man.
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T II. CTRREY, FUNERAL UNDER TT
y TAEER and CABINET MAKRR, begs ~
leave inform his friends and the public generally, that
he has moved his Shop and Coffin roons to GRAN SHIP
ARD old stand, Deaferck street, lately occupied BY j. W.
McOmb where he is prepared tc furnish Collins Of every
descrpton together with good Horses Hacks and every
thing sary for funerals He will give his personal at
ten'ion to all calls both day and night.
Furniture Of all kinds repaired made TO order in the
best style. fsh26 JOHN ii. CURREH.
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SOuNDs AND TONGUES '''' ''i scsss I,
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LAND VARIANTS.

T1HE subscriber oHerl for sale his woman TEMPE, as
4 good a Cook Washer aud Irouer there Is in the
State also understands Picking and Preserving.
Ianl5 ALEX. MACKENZIE
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TRUSTEES SALE,

WHHKKASont I? t,,,', ;s,6
w Joseph y ki~tthsu- teisatt r3 = uh-,.
b. wiz, execu'' ~ u'..t /, s'- ft..tto.a
Ger Ar Oct - 80 5tt met tt' Taa-; it,
lsni H. SCOT count iavs, d 'e,r 4,t.V.
vt sltns'" in - .-'ti. ~t Csmvr. .
ring al p''nt 'es.f'i ~ ia f., tfum tt q.
northeast co'n'r ~ 81, = 81 ~ oct. .1'-
1it < 'hrne- az q fol - -tr. 10, 80 4,
feet. thence o. r,h ~. b n :, " re fihel p,
thence ~ -ertItN-t.i - Pc Or soet', of-
hurdred ant nftS TO rs ..tteginnn
Also 7 ioi"~ ~ i'sfs.i ~ t.uG 81 villa.
Commencing ~ -. heat rt. sprnl ana
Fcusth .tr..is,r F hsAl att as. hundred
md f ~ 1851 fc.' tsfc~ 80 .,..- {. two 1921
',-. u --rr south ne amt 81 Il any, li30 ic.
theHs- west suysnts-two u ,stt To- pl ,ec of b, gn.
Ut = s',- IT, f,l1wins parcel &. mm"Icins ~ h
north -re 4 f"u tn ss!d ~ Ag- tne hun-
drei Al eth; dos Zee. 80; from n"rth-ss ctucr
of said Fourth ard spfins streets, tn nee rGtitue
"a tt!rty-is t5el Let sl1ng P"nr ,traet tn nee
i5rtt enc hundred ana ATTY Qyol feet. thence A.
ih.tiy-riN 10 irt, III. net south o." hthit.d .u
eity Il'ol f--t = pa " grntug ~hteh - .
eenyey snce Va RI al Us tie said Jo. rh H. kleift.ns
al hatfitiuc HI. ~if. for IT, In'ps, - secuti !,
n "a meat - two csftAin prorsS,Iy ose. Al i "a,
int q thereon -igned ~ sid Jo.spi kleinhs ns.
lated tn I'm dsy % August. is'" rnA Iisntl a.
f3't"~e Otr Tor ts ats-s.vr4 ioiei. .i.t rht Tor
ten snt 5'le0 ,'l.rs. iaysb .ifh Ia 4tx suui +.
t. h. ard III - William j. WL.t1Cr.
And now -aii notes having bro ne 'tuc ard payA-
II, nj the said Joseph III lnisnt hayilS fni
Jay the s,une, ! Geo c Dow u-t. q. = r. 4aih,
a. request o! .,il WLilem = Wte.tyr, j
h.r.'y give thi- pubic i.otie- that bv tlts, % a.
power which Is In me vested oy said decd ~ rfu I.
viii, OF SatIray, IN. 25th day ~ Arrr, L. u. Is7
At he hour ~ O'clock IN the sitcrnO of sad usy,
at i1e Court House d.or in the city u Davenport
pose and oncT for sle at public Anction to tn IigL
est bidder for cash. tie isrcels ofAnd q.
" much thereon 81 all he SUFFICIENT - .sft
pay the amount CT sAid notes with the uter" tie
10 the DAY Of sale, tn with al h. 20 /, n,
txp.nse attending sad sac is q This notice and
Tfu>te,'s f,o- Upon the completion Of tuet ga a
'ls, II ! . civcn IN a sordtfee with the stp,a' a,
- aid u 81 81 Trust.
Da n The III day 81 Arr \ y. 1877.
80
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ACstiN CognIH = ;
Trustee. sale.

N HtRAS IN i'll 2ptb hrs.v 4. u 80
30 eirtct ii-h'a i IT. ap-gaf iItfste' 81
VT. iited g - '-rhn. I IN. r
tsiu de@f % lru-i r.uvtyia - sid Tt.ats b 30.
fl = II Ioul- :3..., i .riJed I'VE seil
Ii number o.. I'm Pa f.oiat : ~ N. fa5u.te
twthtS TX l2.l 1oHu- hip 's.niy nj t7sl Ral.e
ssst. ex0.ring n3t ~ liz aiut lhiefs+. III
acrs ID TetAfnl" sold Hsr Il L.oisfI and $ ~
Philip, ais ~" .rih quartz ~ tle luitl ..t
Township ami Rang sh. al-c y, rIt.d
half ,fiie..st hdti afln. Hatth eat 4eatt 81 H.,
ma ia r,.st .idaf y &C. Oh nuiA thtgY-.9us
90 ard u eat bar OF he south QUAR- =
u n uiiahei tVrnl, ~ n t2.) Township sgily fsa
north range hv- ~ ss.f bfh u NJ. Nhlsi, aid t,e
yai.c mad, rs the lid ts..l i.lt Il ub4rtF i,l
Ma Yrsthl Wit. atr IL pr l,os - -scarIrx III
tasiieHi - ~ rtan sr rls-ail rt ara tn It'll a,tt
Ii ss tEn.d "a 4ij q air et. intad tn .rth ,tsa
" February \. n. so, ,sf = h,i h.tHs .
I'm 81 :, ny huiuir a td irt it, AZ iatab' r. /.
= 20 ~ o'.eG I'D lue II ba year nm ,l4t -
80 NOW SD et is'ing II. fic lr' .d -, ;tD =
~ all Hrit.rd tsvifg ,,''.d {, la3 t,e -pme.
Austin pttu. Trustee i. Sc 80 - :. j.. -tr
ih- ~ - f'.. 81 10 - .t1s o. del fse- sni.i,
IS in fha vested ~ -a.t leel Tru.f. Iwi ~ sat
" ~ re nirfh ~ May 4. y ~, - the hoHr Il
a'c'frs in N Aflerl.uol -td -sv, p ~, Coat
IL u. foy l'tiL" q : VI bas yAport. ~ 4H4 a4-
f.y s0r sal, ~ pub suctfsn ~ ~ tgl. LI.ter
- eazt t.- parcels II and sbov rs iii.ii - 20
oh tter"oi as shs be cgir i'rt sati.,5 M l.s
n. sn1opDf s-sid not 49, IL. Iotsr>t b .lti -
the lay u 80 set.lsg silh KIP. 4ti-n.t Sal
sa.. eosls i n na.es sei e,;e's fc tFh
o-ianee ~ith III stipalstt#sfaf 50 DIT II fst-i
B-ifd tho ! ith La April .. iaS'
AUSTIN COHEN, Tn fet.
apf.. 1T.
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DssAetass River NavIgasso~ AVID Il r. o.
s,>v O5SuuwA, Iowa, Ap:ii II, 1850.
undsrsisned hereby gives nottre, that ih.s
NY now open for the sale Of thes- valuable
sUs TNsy viii b. so'd on long credit Anil In lots 10
w msens and wishes Il purchaser
AsWunnef incarnation desired In rsin.i 10 Il. ~
..No o. furnished on application At .his osrcs
10y ~ osoEf~ise 0kO. =. PERKINS,
0vsAH lan, Comniiss
LAM. DE- . AnsuYv.
UEs nOiBEs NAVIGATION C.
nHtAs st1tseuth day OF June next, tbs ,se.' h.
~ The sew Of the lands Of TIT. eomusn, WI ~,
esmsvs1 ffum this paaee C Por, De- hn.ues
t1ope iands viii - sod on long credit. s,,s ~
~ 70 suit Ne ueons eed wishes Of purshss.r,
GEO. \. FKRKiNs.
Land Comm ssionc
O00MV1 = oOo ~. Avsf dsv1
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For Sale,

ACkR hundred sod twenty Budding TT. In an
~ Addition 70 the town q Port Byron.
Thee. sta ar eligible and handsomely rtiant-l o,
sae bsak Of the Mississippi. Tt~y Vii be .td ~ re-.
tonaoie germs.
For particular Inquire ~ Aetsrs. Eurfrr Att A.
co; Port Byron Charles ] Eos-rs. Ys3 L., iaIse
Co'oin 4 Dow Davenport, or OF III, sasscr.btf
JANIS
III. satserIL.r has IUiu,er...s t,-ei-sti. Die
.SCi an " arc near the cities Of D,vtIsis,ri and
l-Clare amp hssr the town OF Port byron. tia, h.
i re. - sell f,.ctIstr = n
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EseGteee For. Sole.

~ perSect running order, 81 ANxoa's Nuis d.
! veepost. Can Be sem 81 any time, day " nigh.
u Aas 10 Inch cylinder feet stroke, cut oNs in
eefsees condition, Any enc In want Of . No. l I'm
S!ne would DC vel 10 call sccn For further partic-
alAss appay -
Achlodawtf CANNON 4 PRRN0n
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New Firm.
IA kSsHS. Il II PARKS X 10. having purchs,-
vlth entire stock OF
Clothing Cloths,
AND FURNIS HIN0 GOODS, AC.,
OF k:ward Alden. are nov onFring th-in nj greatly
reduc, prices for cdsh.
We boie TO merit n liberal shar. II public patron
age. We shall continue the manufacture OF custom
work under he supervision of Mr. John bum car
ments made to order tn and in he me 81.
proved style NJ. Alden with lis usual good tss;.,
while Ia "a. market few days past ha> pu, chased
for US q hne stock OF
FANCY CASSiMERES CLOTHS,
VE6TINa9, sAsc.
which W will - II fr! n'- within a NV day,
nj the cid STAN! ~ wsrd Atom ,pyo-i,e IeClaire
Row
nch23d' r. PARKS ? %
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VRLv11. 1I1soH. =! si.ss, ~ rssslyss.
3: ss!i' 50 :;s ::. :: :. :os =
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II o % e -
COMMERCIAL ooIlEee'

e6CSRF ~ oakAsR WASHINGTON AvENyT PuIsI -
81 LOUIS, Mo,
Tnco-porsted b tie General Assembly, Jsun
I ary twenty fourth, lS4s, With full sutkor.ty
'To grant diplomas, award degrees, confer hcnors,
and exercise ali AID siDgrlsr the privileG~ or,son
u on,ne7isl colleges, authorized BY law, In othe,
States'-tChGvss1, Sec. g.
mi course Of instruction. IN this Institution
embraces Double Dntry. bsok KEEPING, Commercial
csleulasions. Commercial Law, and Psnmansh!p
0epttemen can enter FOR the course sepsra;elv
and a any time, nstrueion v Imp. rted individu.
ally, AID No; ia Classes, and each eepar ten !. !pe.
pendent. AL undsT control Of It's respe tive Profess
OF, who aien' 10 r"arous!tle for the pe.sse 81 his
pupils.
" rouns Gentsmeo Wishing TO pr.pAr. ihcu,-
selves for basnsss pursute respt fgliy Invited
TO call during business hours, and mine the mod.
Of imPartinz distraction, the progress Of the pupils
and she superior faculties extended TO tb0ee des,r,us
Of Qualifying Themselves for the practical duties u
the esuntins-houss. Personal refrr nee given ia
above two huodfed and Afty (250) practical sccoun.
tsnts, nov IN charge Of books in thi- cIty ali Of
whon have eoapa~tsi their business ssiucation n
this 1nstitatiea.
n D. 1or cifculars, containing Information 10
regard 70 terms, the course Of ins;ruetIon and al
businese Connected with The sbovr, can call q the
oocth.Rast corner Of wasbinstoa ~ nus spi Puprh
street, or address,
JONAPN N JONHA n, s..c,s ~
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
SMART I 0llLeTT'S COLUMN.
<srccEseols 70 TwlcHuLl oulrrf)
Stsves. Tn Plaee, Copper aal
Sheet lroa q
oV0OkE0slLE 3 RETAlL.
" Aavs NV In store lass- sAsorimeni q rar-
~ ler. osnce, Hesi'r aod Goa etove.. TO which
invite the sttenttoo Of the citSens Of DAvenpct
md tAe Pablo generally.
The Centurion,
"AWvATDD ov0NJ,
me , = stove N TIE world sr sasroy
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THE Pores, Oal Geek stove for wood .,
i tsepea SMART GILLETTS.
VNHH 0eldss Az osoh Stow s,s VOID tor SAL BY
i tsepS9) smart GIII.ETf.
Y,HE Vulcan eoos stove soI wood n. sal. -
tseya1 smart 0IiI.rTT.
THE D4hs nian COOK sscv. for sood 'or -sis by
tseps9) SMART 0lIlET1.
THE slsck Dtamoud osoa .,ovs for cool 10 which
i vas awarded the nrsi pr-n,ium ., The ero;, ca
Agricultural Fair IN 1855, tsr sale By
sep99 sec
COAL sTovEs for SAL y
~ sep9e sAS
CLiAAx coes roveSy
GOvKRNOR n. ssed Ov-e for ssle -
" sep3s sAr
ANORNlN8 STAR, and king o. ,:eves; elevated
Xv1 own ~ tsep5O SAC
sslk WARE Of al kinds b.
i sep22 sAu
HrOPPKR WARE .cr sal. ,,
~ espx2 sA8
Roo1lEa se.s sssrssrpy
IODDlNG " I'll kinds dInesJ
y ssv42 sac
TAPANNRD war Of I'll tinds By
y sep?7 sac
RRlrrANIA ware Of III i.nAs ~
ID scp9s SAC
DARIOR rOvRso s ~ kinds for 81. by
sep3a sac
nT1lO1 and beating slows !,
CALL and srs for yssrsslves vh., ti.s .hey ~.
W. SMART 4 GillErTs,
sepG bfsdy street. oppos,t. Post on e
EHAAILsD war d ~ k.nas .,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-21
Commissioner Of Deeds


MRS. NJ. X. SPAULDlNG.
DEALER IN
Silks, Ribbons,
Embroideries, and Fancy Goods,
millinery 0ssd Dvess- .Nnk6,s a,
Ne. .. keClairs Rev. sseeaA street.
tJaa. 70. denos.l DAvaupcR1. low.
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AIRLINE ROUTE RETWEEN
Chicago and St. u.0uis.
rotns :saos Chicago fr *. Lo~ts and tessvvHs-
d50ts pI0css.
Accomodaacn Train, (eunday's excepted 80 =
Express Train, Saturdays exerpted) mos
vratsss lsoes -. Lcsisyts CA;cago 0nd taserms-
osGfe ;ssc~s.
Accommodation Train, (suEdAy's esoepted) o. \
Express Train (sstardsy's sxcepted) seOp =
Trains run directly through. without chang. Ct
baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Hoo0.
ington, Springfield, Cariinvnie and Alton.
virrans run on this road make direct eonnectioas
IN Joliet Cut on And Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, quicket and Eoss
liable route bs,ween & Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, ard the Fast.
With Illinois Central Z. r 81 BloomtnSson, ios Il.
Sale, Mendoza ard Cairo.
i,h Great Western Of Illinois 81 sprngAsA, fss
becatur and Naples
With AL the Ea'lrosds dive,ging toD Chicago
eth daily line q Packets ~ s. I0uis for xsokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for all places mentioned absve can
be procured d Lii the principal ~ tet cAess IN the
Omitted States, and at The oMees
,es . ass D..9.e Ss :.:: opp.
RIoHD I. MORGAN, ia, eup&.
ns;nxton. Jan, !. 1850. isbIod0