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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

| an H. Latham, deceased, be-
! PENDANTS.
7ti snlP"ena ia this action having hcch returned
q not served Tor the tat said -i,utlI.ra
r-uta Hat Joe 1-u1. ami tite said defendant. E..i.-
s'iss1 their 81 peal lIcc 20 DE entered cause 49,
having been made &" appear 10 The rr affidavit
81 the sand IH-auaut tat the said defendants ara me-
es~sfE ami proper parties tire above aetfrn which,
rrtHlrs &" real estate within this State tile said
defendants not residents this Slate and cannot
ue t"HA- therein Aud IL appearing upon inspection u
lie pgetH ln ilis action, that the g. brought for
te IF"7c Oh procuring partition 81 certain real es-
Is sHi. lent a--gil To wit: IL. bali of ns
soufl quarter 81 -uctiou n in town
snip HiiitttF 90 north % number n go e
q" the i.Hrih IngiTai meridian. Upon reading and ill
laE ian SAID all Flt the Inspection the PAPERS fled
IN tis action and upon motion Of llsslrare Esl
Use -7ln defendant ila each and all OF thrI they
are hereby deemed and take - absent diesr aud
that they. the SAINT defendants ard All PERSONS and par
lice Interested Etrtn, in said real estate De thev
-" fs4esI required "a appear this answer
ihe till iu tis action, before the y SEN
trG.ar, A. IL 1867 the sail bill 81 complaint viii l.,
taken con7Sra auA partition ~ -Hfd estate had ac-
that tle SAIL complainant cause li- order publish
90 In che Mineral Point Tribune. wrsiy ucs-Tsper
p.iHic.i and pall-ls nj Mineral Point county,
lar SIX sUr1"H-gUr, 81 least in each week
that being the InTer MOST likely ja giF- notice 20 tho
deiuats, an. ttaf tae agst publication thereof =,
Within twenty days from the Gate Of this order.
Dated this I.th dag OF Jun- A. y. 1891.
liy the Court, s.. u. CoTHKFN, JUDGE.
do hereby certify the foregoing to be true COP &
to original order - tLe nv Of
tee N. GO IIN, Clerk
@'"t Circuit Court, Iowa county, Wis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

james Wallis, Complainant, } Iowa County, wiseoa-
against 7 SIN, { iTcuit Court Fu-a-
Hannah McSair, Defendant closure o Mortgage.
10y virtue Of a decreta order made ~ tho Ci--rit
L Court Of Iowa county, AZ special in f~
Tie rflth Judicial Circuit of the ircouAi
;an and held ia the Court Horse, in the city Niapr
Point in Iowa county Aforesaid, the Monday
the month Of june A D. ls5T and the DAY 4
the term, being tie second Gay of the month
sis SATURDAY the 18th Gas Of August 4 -. ISL IS
o'clock T. VI. A. the front door Of Conrt House,
tir city OF Mineral Point N said county and State soil
pnilic auction to the highest bidder the following
a-ea prezsez To wit: Ont lot number hun
azua aud thirty (l3t IN the city Of Mineral Point,
lows county. Wisconsin said sale ssi3 be made
i~f lie Of hundred fifty dollars and thirteen
and interest thereon from the date Of sad
together with costs Of said court and Of said
GEORGE HES>EIkSMfIEI Sheriff
of Iowa county. Wisconsin.
By s y. CARTEg. Eder sheriff.
SaoiG-s Office, Mineral Point, July l., 1897. 27vS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

YFg- All kinds Of Job work executed at this
C.ice On short notice, and In the latest and best
svIe. OF the Art. -1
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

- PERSONS indebted to.tlis oface for Advertising
=, rors or Newspapers, viii please take notice that
,s much in wan If few DMEs, and much as we
IKE 70 ratronize Justiceso the Peace aud consta5es
,s old dues paid up, somebody will get sued so
ok out.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Bank ConipIrolicr,s Once, {

~ MADISON, june Il, lF56
ftNHE HrsooHsta Bank ut Mineral Point in this State
Il having renqui-hed business and deposited ia ..+
once sum of money sufficient redeem all their
standing couutorsiyned circulating notes ut rar Nu
II therefore hereby given that all the OUTSTANDING ~
gned circulating notes ofsad Bank will be redeemed
par, on presentation at this Office.
ay2lyq WIN. NJ. DENNIS Rank
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

T. Il Il
NOTICE is hereby given that at the aeral election
be held in the several t",vna wards, and election
precincts State Of Wisconsin,, the Tuesday
ceodn the first Monday being the third day of Noyem-
Der next following officers to De elected to wit
Governor place Of Coles Baslford Lieutenant Gov
cruor in place of Arthur McA Vthur Secretary Of State
in place David " Jones, State Treasurer in place oi
Charles Kuehn, Superintendent of Public Instruction
in place of A. Constantine Barry Attorney Gcue-Il
in place of Wism r. smith, Eank CoHf'~oil~T in place
of William II. Dennis aud State Prison Commissioner
in place Edward Acarry, whose several terms OF office
will expire the day proceeding the first zoEaay OF Jan
uary. 1855
Also Member Of Assembly in each Assembly District
in the state and such County officers required TO
D., elected Al such election.
Ry an act approved March 4t, 1857 the following pro-
position will submitted to tho electors the
election to vii:
The right of voting Ia hereby extended to male per
sons African blood Who shall have attained the OF
upwards, with the same qualihca-
ton. imposed othsr voters in
section Suffrage IL the Constitution Ballots in
urh propositon he the general ballot those for
the ai rnativs res For the extension Of Suffrage
and those opposed it, For the extension Of suffrage
No. which ballots be counted returned and
psred in in all respects votes for
State officers - - ..
GEORGE AESSEFSMITH,
Sheriff OF Iowa County
sherir's office, Mineral Point July 10th, ls57-2dtd.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TIME sulscI Tier offers for sale the North east
s@s quarter IF the North east quarter OF Sec
fa,,l ton eight to) Town i've t5,) Range three 20
kStiu cast Said land is about five miles north from
-E2~2- Mineral Point and shout three miles west Of
sou TIA Dodgevillc IT has Farm House Il by Is
under fence and three broke The
Mace j. well tinberc and watcred For particulars
Guire of the undersigned on the premises
SAMUEL PERRY, Jr.
March 20 1857. loft
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gOtfis, st..
fa2 AMERICAN HOUSE. ~
OK hron STREET, HHs MINERAL rorsr.
BY SAMUEL C. IVES.

THvIE undersigned takes pleasure in saving the cit
a of Mineral Point and The trss7eijn public tina
he has newly Fitted up the AMERICAN E0USF. on Ef-h
Street, in the best possible manner the accoa,ua-
ton Of Travellers and Boarers Ills table will. Al all
seasons ie supplied with the best the affords and
none but the inst cass of cooks wiz be employed.
Good Stables and very attentive Ostlcrs, al all
times, in readiness for those who have Horses.
siare of the generous patronage of the public l.
specially solicited. :. {. IVES
Mineral Point, February >, 1857. Nv
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WrrthH6i5s.
GROCE RIES. CRoCK ERY,
GLAS W ARE, &c.

AT IGEI Old rNo.
GROC ERIE$, CRoCkE RY,
GLAs WARE, &c.
T'EIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully announce to
the etizsas of Mineral Point ami the iIt5c epersy
that they receiving their FAN ana Winter stock
Of goods consisting in part Of the following articles:
New Orleans Sugar, Fiue-eut tolaeco-Cans.
crushed Sugar Fsoe-cut Tolaceo in tin
Powdered sugar foil wrappers.
Loaf Sugar, Fiue-cut smoking Tobacco
Jav" Cotee, " L. Larger IIaisns-
Etn{S turfants NJ. L. Faisius.
English CurIznts Chaxfra l,,i.ins
NaNvise1 S'iiIieS 1900 lbs Cream Cheese
Assorted Nuts.
We have also BAKERY attached to the store where
We viii supply ali those WHO with Bread Pies Cakes,
Crackers, ~, on the mos; reasonable terms.
:. JENKINS 81 co,
4Sd High street, Mineral Foin4
4 CHOICE lot of Pickles in jars half Gallons. and
Tomato do. in pint and quart bottles for sale j.v
SAMUEL JENkIN 4 co.
Is 000 POUNDS Extra Cream Cheese. q, sale "
200 cADrs Extra Tea in ana ; Ms, es.. for sale
coo BY SAMUEL JENblN X co.
RI HALE Chests Teas, G.r,Y II. and Imperial, for
~ sale oy SAMUEL JENhIN s co.
20 BBI-s assorted Nuts for. al. ~
~ SAMUEL JENklN / co.
A FINE Lot Of Assorted Candles, for sale by
a SAMUEL JENIIN X co.
IN nnn HAVANA CIGARS. best brand for sale BY
Io,OOO SAMUEL JENFlIN & co.
"a DRUMS fresh Sultan. I:sisin> in store for e nv
~ SAMUEL yENkIN x co.
D0O BBLs. of AppeIs Just received, for sale by
-oo :. JENKIN 4 co.
O5l LBS. shelled Almonds, for sale by
-'1O ;. JENKIN & co.
- DoZ simmons, Hunts. and Fcnn's Axes for sale by
- :. JENkIN 4 co.
% Doz. Boston AK IIcIves, for sale ty
~ :. JENKIN * co.
gsssR LBS. Fancy Candies for sale ~
a WV ). JENKIS j. CO.
cDoz. hoped Fails dos hoped do fer sale by
u s. JENklN x co.
20 JOKES Rh"' Candles 10 o2ssj ESkS .G G5 sal,
a. CASKS Croekory, Deeanterr Tumblors and NolAsses
~ Cans, for sale by ). JENKlS & co.
seA BoNBS Palm Soap, for sale by
~ :. SESKIS X co.
III $. JENKIN & CO.
50 - BOXES Herring, for sale by -
Aee S JESEIN h co.
ISESI Oranges, Lemons, CoeoSnuts for sale by
& ). JENKIN n co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
si-Aaih +. Shlml.iu, Circuit Court,
IlAint4J,
against t"unty OF Iowa, :.
Calrin ". Rockwell STATE OF Wisconsin,
Defendant SJ-a IONS.
The State of q, W u.



y " are hereby summoned - answer The cnnpls Mt
L OF william T. Siiu.niu, plaintiff. copy OF " hirh
- now on hIe IN the Office OF the crk of the circi,
court IN ana for Iowa county Wisconsin and 10 serve a
opt 81 your answer ~ the subscribers thor Office
"Itiln twenty days after the this summons
VNei' I've 81 the day OF ser ice and If answcr
said complaint hereby required the rIairtif in TAI n
J"at tt against vou for ninety dollars nine
june, 1897, besides cost.
1--we COBB X MESSMORE Plaintiffs Attor,avz
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
Statement

IN 4coorzr OF E. r. HINCKLEY a cos
BANK o. GRANT COUNTY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Wisconsin Bank.
Mineral Point, )


JTNB .. ~.
FHlS institution having relinqnshed rights uudex
the Banking Law Of this State, and depostcd with the
bank Comptroller nj Madison. "A
to redeem ali outstanding countersigncd cculsn les
at par.
signed circulating notes Of this Bank presented
Al the Bank tomptroer's office redemption Within
TWO years from the date of the publication If
notice, or that the funds deposited redemption q
the same viii be surrendered To this Bank
vsn2ly2 HENRY Z. GEORGE Cashier.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

Circuit Court. Iowa Co. VII.
nrNy y krED. Attnrma.s Lar Pl.inLin.
Bill for partition

State Of wi,sou-in, Ioy:, County Circuit Court.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY or IOWA
In Circuit Court, .
Iowa County, Wis.
James Meadows, PLAINTIFF,
: Ac11nu Tpr
Mary Meadows Defendantb
The Sosc Of Wisconsin, the above named defendant
You are herchy summoned required to answer tho
complaint 10 this action which in office Of the
Ncfh q the circuit Court of Iowa County i=consin
and T." serve copy OF the
on Ac@SH. Dunn Read tn IN the rfty Of Min
oTa Point, ia said county Of Iowa, within twenty DAYS
Inc service hereof, exclusive Of the day such
wee ami It YOU fail Ia answer the said complaint hin
the time Aforesaid the plaintiff action - IN appY
to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Witness, The Hon. Mout zorncIy II Cothren Judge
l. = Judge ~ our said Court, this 81 day OF Juuc
A. u. 1851.
NJ. COIl,TN. Clerk.
Circuit Court. Iowa Co. VII.
DuSy REED, Attorueys for Plaintig
do hereby certify the foregoing to be true conv Of
The original summons file in my Office which j. order
81 20 - Published. iy George l. Frost, Esg Circuis
Court Commissioner.
II. CCEEIN. Ci~rk
owl Circuit Court iowa County. Wis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

The unknowa heirs or JOSH
an Il. Latham, deceased ,i,e-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

Republican State Central Committee
s<on, July 3, ISL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Great Democratic Triumph In CaIiiornig

Great Democratic Triumph Ia California
We rejoice 10 learn that Go! Weller
has been chosen Governor OF the Gold
en- State by an overwhelming majority.
MAJOR Bowie, the Know Nothing Can
d'dxte probably leads Stanley, Black
Republican, several thousand votes.
Stanley is an apostate Southerncr,
who. after being broken down at home,
went 10 California and 'urnc! nip,cr
worshippcr. For HIM We have not The
least sympathy, but We ,rus, that the
sound thrashing he has received w,ii
put him on the stool Of rcpcntance.
The result of this election affords alli-
tional evidence of the fact that The
Black Republican party is in a L;.sty
consumption. Poor Fremont pollod
$4,000 out Of 10000 while stsniy
has received but 1000, And this
Notwithstanding poor Fremont himself
has been in California looking after
Palmer, Cook Il Co., and the Hcpuhi
can cause.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

bt,vy RoFrsRy OF SILKS AND VELvErs-
Store Entered through Thirteen Inch Val
This morning. about ! O'Clock, the persons
employed in the large five-s,oried building
No 2o7 Garter street above Second, used
principally for work shops, found upon
opening the entry doos a quantity of silks
and velvcts lying in the passage Upon
proceeding up stairs the presence of the
valuable goods in so improper place was
explained BY hole which was found in the
wall, and which opened into an apartment
in the adjoining building. occupied BY L. 4
B. Curtis I Co., silk merchants The new
store, No. a1l Chestnut street, above SEQ
cd, russ through 70 Centre street. The "a
~ 1e = ~ stssslass y essapisd ~ ~ arsA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

.EA brutal looking fellow. while wal
king along The bank OF the Miami canal. be.
tween Race and Elm streets, Cincinnati a
day or two ago. saw noble looking Sp.u.
icl living in the sun. and most wanionly
threw stick with heavy piece OF led al
taehej, which he held in his hand. a, the
poor brute. but missed HIM and the missile
flew into the water. The dog, who, 1--WE
believe who is the proper relative here it
seem: had been taught to 20 into the water
and dive, plunged into the canal. brought
out the weapon and carried it in his mouth
TO the ran. and laid it AT his feet and that
man picked ur the stick and struck the gen
erous creature dead
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

LorisiASN-Tnr CEor Most OF our plan
tiers are now fairly at work picking cotton,
says the Madison Joar',a! Of September
18th, and if the weather continues dry and
We have late frost the yield will ia very
fair, considering the late day at which the
picking season commenced 4 rainy fall. or
early frost, however, wonld be very disas
trous TO the planters Of our parish. On la i
Monday, the packet X W. Mcl,ae took oy ei
one hundred bales Of the new crop from Mil
likens Bend besi,l.- what was shipped from
plantations in the Bend About u or 80
bales had been slipped from he same place
previously.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

Al Le Claire Saturday Evening October
18th.
The Democracy Of lie Claire township
will hold meeting at lie Claire on Satur
day evening next. james Grant and DS True
Geo s. G. D,cw and Geo. II Parker will all
dress the meeting
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
PRINCETON MEETING

The Democracy Of Princeton will have a
meeting at the town Of Princeton on Friday
evening. Oct. 9th. The candidate ior the
Legislature and others will address he NEE
ting.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Our Grain

The New York Herald in "A late IS
sue, urges the banks Of the CONNER pl
Metropolis to come to the rescnc OF The
country, and send money to the West
for the purpose of moving onr grain.
1t declares that the investment made
in the bringing forward OF Western
crops would be perfectly safe, and en-
incntly profitable. 1t would seem
that plan which would afford immc-
diate relief to all classes of the commu-
nifty ought to be put in operation a.
once by Eastern capitalists, and yet We
doubt if they will adopt this or any
other mode Of alternating the public
distress until the cold weather blocks
mp the canals, and prevents transporia-
ton. One reason for the iuaction IN
The East is the timitiity which has SCI
zcd up all classes of monicd men and
another is the expectation tina, Eng
land will send specie hlthcrwari Tor
the purchase of gram. We have not
the least fear but that foreign specie
will come after American cereals our
only apprehension is that j, may not
arrive in time to prevent further is.s-
ter in the East, and misfortune in the
West. There is no possible way IN
which Eastern tinancicrs could suffer
by bringing our produce to the sea-
board, those who advanced the means
for transportation would have lien on
tho grain for their security, and the time
has not yet come when wheat will moi
command money in Eastern markets.
A few days since We proposed that our
farmers should pay their debts in grain,
and that our merchants should in turn
use that grain in liquidation of their
indebtedness. That mode would effect
the smamc result the Herald aims at,
but il would involve movement on the
part Of our people at the West, which
might as we'll be made at the East.
There is one fact which Eastern mer
chants must learn. If they do not know
it already, and that is--the East will
suffer more than VIC il our produce be
not forwarded to the Atlantic. The
panic may be perpctuated or stopped,
just rs capitalists choose. Ii speedy re-
lief be not afforded, it will be found
that the suspensions which have taken
place have been but the harbingcr OF a
general collapse; and the surcst quickest
means for the prevention Of future EN-
barrassments, and the cure of past dit
fcultics is the setting Of our crops in
motion. There need be no delay with
the hope that New York banks may
suspend; they cannot and will not do
anything SO suicidal. Under the pres
cnt circumstances, our farmers. OF
course, prefer money to bank promises
but if money cannot be had, they will
have to put up with currency" A,
oil events, it is for the interests OF both
sections that Western grain be trans
ported to Eastern markets, and tina,
transportation must be commenced By
Eastern capital. When is it to begin
CAPTAIN HKRNpoN.-In relation te
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

lSnits 1RusT LANES u KANSAS TEuRrToRy.
We learn that the Department Of the To.
terror Is husily engaged Ia the examination
of the re'arns made by special agents Of the
Indian Bureau. and by the latter to the Gen
eral Land ofii,e, the sale of trust lands un-
der treaties with Indians IN Kansas in ! s54
These examinations are preliminary 10
issuing patents to the purchasers OF the
| lands
The Iowa trust lands. situated in the Del
aware district. IN the northern part OF Nan
sas. Were sold at Iowa Point
| The Delaware trust AMOS situated 10 ihe
| Delaware District the eastern l'oraon vi
which - Immediately west OF the Missouri
| river .,,braciue lots ~ Leas.Iwo rih Cliy,
| Delaware CITY iS.tiaV! &c, Jaeksoa'iii... ANA
dar,I, lie scr,. soil. al lenTahW orth City
| The weston part Oi rs trust lands were
/ odd AZ tsawsec
| Ihs Peoria. k.,kaskia. fiankeshaw. and
! " i tr4st Iands, .i,rat.,. IN thl '4wnee dr.
;ret. were sold al faol
Goor Noyii "A barker asked a young
LADY 81 city what k.nd OF money she
lk j bet
Matr ,aony.' he replied.
What interrs, does 4 bring asked the
-'url tark"!
~ urgeily invested 1t viii double the
original stock everJ Two years, she re
phsd
lie concluded she was u n..,ah Tor him.
hut The Iert i a ...ert
I,rerN .ioNAi ca, sra-Y The Navy De
partmert h- ciy orders 20 repair the
Norwegian bar1uo Ellen. twhose eornnau-
der Captain Johnson. saved ia" hsos - ~
American ol'i1ens) md supply her with
two months provisions for her return 20
Europe The Ellen is new al Gosport navy
yard undergoing repairs.
The Mcrmons are breaking W their quar-.
tiers in all the eastern states, preparatory
rs u surm!sed to general migration 10
Utah Recent news iroia that region rep
resent them as quite as bclligcrent as ever,
aud disposed to resent the advent Of na,io-
nal troops among them Elder kinbail re
Gently preached a Sermon at Sal, Lake Ia
which he remarked than the pro. isious Tor
the army would be allowed 20 entire iie
valley, but that the troops would never
ter Sal, Lake City Recent aivices from
Fort hearney state that a heavy seizure of
gunpowder had been made in Mormon
train
T. 4
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NH. 80 ra.i...I r',.,,ni,n.. H..
,,,,,. ., IA IL ~, 49,, III,
"a ,,ra1,tinr memo mani was ri.hn., took
irisi.t nfri threw l.eri,lrr The head pfths
negro In ,,.s descer.. track the leg Of Cap.
Iatkiis h1ise, breaking it, wteu il abe no
gru's head, glanced AMI struck "a tree Oh the
-idr VI lie road pccilg the bark 81 i'r
several feet ] hr WEru wa- ,tuIch'l ior
AN 'ha''l.l ""' 800 u" 'ii@il L.
'll''7'' 'hl' q" ''i'@7 80 ''s N'''7ns II
l''ls''"'''"'
me ''i 80" =" '''-'N y 'no e',i/'Is 81
'o7''i, t.."i ~ -" 80 we 49,
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80 ~ '''' az ,,''''''.' '.' ~ 'i''
lul, utlf.rH y Ma c-"pit,l &c. n, atiuafe
ut Tue b3-.a la' X, h} atlfa'iou Of uri
iery. attended bS d, LauI i a first Ieg,-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
For Sale or Lease.

1NwrNrY-rHRrKe eligible Building Lots. s,sua,sd
j Harrison, Third. Ripley and Riondeael ssrects
ell be sold leased reasonable terms Ter par.
slculsrs enquire Of ConBiS 4 Dow, or
(ooedsf) AMI NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

CAPTAIN HKRNDoN.-In relation to
tho late Commander Herndon, it has
boon enormously stated that the rank OF
this ill-fated officer held in the United
States navy was that Of lieutenant.
He Was promoted to commsndership
in 1855. Commander Herndon was
nansd aAss Captain William Lewis,
Who ~ bogn 10 virginia, and was lost
49, = ~ noath q September, 1916,
yAl1Qin oouGnond e 10 United States
~ 1tl = : teyaos hssns Aen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

DosMeines River Land for sale
LAND DEPARTMENT..
DssMot~es River Navigation AID n. n. %.
O51vnwA, lows, April II, I6Ae.
VNHB undersixnc! hereby gives notice, that this
O0ce b now open for the sale Of these valuable
ands They Will be sold on long credit, and In lote 20
TIN means and Wtshes ol purchasers
Anyfurthev inlornatS0a dcaar In relation 10 thoes
d. viii 10 Furnished application q this once
Msu or otherwise. GEO. r. PDRKINH,
tmsyIbdtf) LAM Commissioner.
LAHDsDE : ARsaEf.
DEs MONIES NAVIGATION o.
nNthe sixteenth day OF June, next, the Office b.
" the ss,e Of the lsnds Of this company Will LOT
removed from this place 70 Port Des Moines
These lands vii! BE- sold ON long credits, and In
lets 70 suit he means and wishes Of purchasers.
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Land Oommissioue
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
For Sale ar Rent.

f0NHosE store rtpnis aud offices the n corner
i Third and Perry strccts completed and for
ssir er rcnt. would make an excellent boarding
House ami Hotel, Applyto
JoHx goRRAr,
Corner Of Fourth aud brady streets
May .3fditf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

DF0B SALE.-Ooc pair three year Old mules,
they well broken TO harness. Al.o
one Lumber Wagon aud harness, oil complete. Can
be seen 1t work on Nam street, near the lat Bavtst
church, for . few Gays. COACKL8Y.
Julyi0dtf