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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

nhs Nav school, FresUyteFiem SVns-
venston.
IT,. Saw schoot tsesthl Presbyterian conven-
a. IN session foe the past four Ave days In this
CITY. adjourned this morning, seeut ociock.-.
tn acknowledged during the session decide
-, . withdrawal from the New School 0e-
80, Assembly: an affirmation Of the prinei
~. that th, subject Of slavery cannot be dis
s,..ed In the highest judicatory OF the churches .
~. calling Of a Convention, to meet at Knoxville
Fam. on the lat Thursday in April, to form new
school SYNOD Of the United states, and the appoint
ment hy that Synod of q committee TO CONFER VIVA
m. oid school upon union with that body.
n.,~. oY REVOLUTIONARY vErERAs.-Mr. Hcwey
uuxford died at the residence Of his son, In Bati-
more. last Friday evening, at the patriarehai age
If 10, wears The deceased who was born in the
town Of Msrthas Vineyard Mass, in the year 1856,
was one of tho most remarkable men OF the day,
and IN to within few minutes Of his death, re-
tancd full possession Of all his faculties. When
the Revolutionary war was declared, he connec oil
himself with the division Of the army commanded
by Cen Warren, and served most scceptably until
peaoe was declared. He was at the battle o
Bunkers Hill and Lexington, fighting for the iber
ties Of his country along side two Of his brothes
and in after engagements conducted himself with
such bravery as frequently 10 feceNe the cohiihen
dation of his commanding officer.
GRKrsBRrER AGRICULTURAL fAIH.-The fourth an
nuai exhibition of the Greenbrier Agricultural So
eiesy took place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, of last week. The display of stock, &C., com
pared favorably with former exhibitions, and tn.
crowd in attendance was very numerous. The an
nual address, by Alexander Rives, Esq, WAS (say,
the Greenbrier Era decidedly the most polished
effort which has yet been made before the Society
The dignity and honor of agricultural pursuits
portrayed in inimitable style. Most of his ad
dress, moreover, devoted to the advocacy of al
Agricultural College in Virginia, and this he urged
with much eloquence and power. by a resolution
of the Society, the address Is to be published.
The pleasures Of the occasion MATERIAL,
marred on the third day, by heavy and continu
ous fall of rain.
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Sd~ DR. CooNs, LATE OF Sr. LOUIS,
ho.-Ot1ce and residence ID street. west side be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets. NH Is-d6m
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RsPosrED ron THE DAILY DrspArCH


nn1sA, ny, Aug. tile week commenees
here With fns weather, and the prospects for the
great exhibition are very chssring. Large CROWDS
OF s0ple ars here, snd othersare constantly srriv
Ing The sdmittsncc TO the grounds IL free to-day
there being contests for prizes until tomorrow
when Il IL expected that Lancet, Flora Temple,
Jack Rossiter Milier's DAmsel, and many other
trotting celebrities will gre an exhibition OF their
speed. ..
The bookstore of G.. Preswick. IN this place, was
entered and robbed on saturday night Of goods
worth from $500 TO $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

New Yoax, Sept. 1.-The Mechanies' Banking
Association and Beebe & Company, Bankers, have
suspended. The suspension Of the former was
caused by defaIcation of of its officers, to the
amount Of $4,000. There is panic In Wall street
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IW~GEoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence, No 49, on MAN, between sth and sth
streets. Richmond, Va my aD-ly
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Bar TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
g. h @. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer n
Shingles. Mahogany and Lumber of every Seecrsr-
tion. Office and yard corner Of Gary snd 10Th s,reets
Richmond, Va myle-deus
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to- TYLER Co, give notice that no Pictures
will be taken at their Gallery 1879 Main street. from
the 18th of August until the lat of September they
have suspended operations for the purpose of making
improvements. Those desiring portraits taken, will
do well to wait for the re opening. tbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02
IN MEMORY OF LopYZ-MoRTUARY

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 31.-Mass was celebrated
yesterday in memory Of Lopez, the unfortunate
fllibuster, and minute guns were fired.
The number Of deaths in the city last week was
1a0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-A case was tried at the August
term of the Court in Huntingdon county, brought
by Patrick Kelly against the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, for injury to his child, in which
the jury returned verdict of 5000 for the plain
tiff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

usB NUUbLAND OHEAM. ii IOInhUS
for identifying the hair-highly perfumed-superior
to any French article imported and for half tho
price For dressing Ladies' Hair ii has no equal
giving il bright glossy appearance. II Cen
temens hair cnrl in the ma tnral manner Ii
removes dandruf, always giving the Hair the APP
pearance OF being fresh shamp0oed. Price only hfty
cents. None genuine unless signed
fBrRIDGE Co., Proprietors Of the
balm of n Thousand Ftpweryu
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FALL RACES.

Z ALL xNk1A61s
AAA& FAIRFIELD FALL
<sSAT> RACES, lS57.-Ths FALL
&S RACES at the FAIRFIELD
.e-.'-z-.-''-- RACE COURSE, will com
men c ON the LIST TUESDAY in October.
FIRST DAY-Colt stake, mile heats, 500 entrance
$50 forfeit with the following subscribers
Calvin Green enters b. C. by Revenue, dam by
Trustee
Bowie 4 Hall enter b. C. Collington. by Prince
George, dam by Margrave.
Jas. Taley enters n. c.iby Taly-IIo. out of Priam
mare.
SECOND DAY-W EDNESDA Y-Proprietsr's
Purse 500; two mile heats.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.-Jock Club Purse
$40; three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-Sweepstakes Colts and Fillies !
years old 500 subscriptions 500 forfeit; two mile
heats-cos-d on the LIST day Of July with the follow
ing subscribers:
o. z. Hare names Watson's colt.
Bowie Hall names &. t. Bride, by Prince George,
dam by Trustee.
James Taliey names Humming Bird, by Tally -Ho.
William ii. Gibbons names Glencoe filley.
D. MCDANIEL names }. VI. Botts' Revenue filley.
NJ. {. EGGLESTON,
40 0-24wtP0S
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r6ECANcERs AND TuMoRs CnRrn WITH

OUT CUTTyn.-DR. NJ. KAHN. late OF Philadelphia,
respectfully offers his services to the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure Of Cancers, Tunors
houds, Blotches, and all diseases of the skin. He
can also cure Secret Diseases.
lie can he found at his office opposite the Clifton
House from 10 A. NJ. to 6 p. VI.
Recommendations can he seen on application.
my l9-dtms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

H6s~ BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE l.. KENr, Pres't. r. H. BENTLEY Treas'r
WILLIAM r.. Isksrs, Secretary.
C0mnisft,s If Arbitration.
WILLIAM 3. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. W. 0L,fEBRooE. JANIS h. DupUY.
7. W. McCkNcE, L. d. CREssHAv
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~ ANOTHER of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has just been received e. the I'm
porting House of ALEx. HILL, No. III Main street.
Richmond. Va,
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Die NIC.-Col. G. w. TODD will give
l. PIC MIC at HASKINS' SPRINGS near Rock
eth, Fo-DAY, NJ u token of regard to his South
Carolina friends who are on visit to city.
His friends of this city are invited to participate
with him. SO PITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

~ On. JoHS b. wALrHALL, (Honee-
pathstl offers his professional services 10 the cti-
Gems Of Richmond and Its vicinity, once az his re-
sidenee on Leigh street, two doors nom 9Th.
10 l-izms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

E1r No ARTICLE IN TIE CATALOGUE OF PHrsIc FOR
the benefit of the human race, in curing pain and
giving tone :and strength to weak stomach ana
bowel, and imparting vigor to a weak constitution
worn down by care, labor, or stady, equals the u@
covery of HARr5HoRNE's CuRE-ALL 1t acts upon the
Bones Nerves and Muscles, and is great tsnic
and restorer to "a weak stomach and bowels
1t strengthens the digestive powers and enables the
dyspepiic to indulge in COOL and wholesome food.
This article is prepared by Chemist to suit the
diseases and complaints Of variable climate.
puRcg1I. LApp Co. and wx. p. LADD, have it for
- t.
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LOST.

| I 0ST.--ln Chesterfield county, about
IL three weeks ago, my FREE PAPERS. and some
valuable accounts. The finder si.bc rewarded By
returning the same 20 me. Ny addrs sis Midlothian
Chesterfield county, Va. ELI HOWARD.
| So 3-as A free Of color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

A ARCHITECTURE AND CIVIL ENGI-
"A NEERING.-ALBERT l.. WEST 4 C. I. n.
SMITH have made arrangements to carry on the
business Of Architecture, Civil and Mechanical En-
gineering, at the office heretofore occupied by A. H.
Main and Bank streets Richmond, and are prepared
to furnish Designs, Plans Specifications. Estimates.
&C. for all kinds of buildings. or for any other me-
chanical improvements, with minute and accurate
details Surveying for all purposes Of utility or
ment with maps. profiles, &c, complete.
Partic liar attention paid TO the supervision of any
mechanical enterprise requiring science and art in
its construction, and all kinds of work measured as
heretofore.
ss2-tf WEST SMITH.
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PROOF.
RICHMOND STOVE "

For nearly six years | have been supplying n
patrons principally with the stoves manufactured
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DIAM SWISS MUSLINS.-l000p pieces
plain Swiss Muslns, Of our own importation
now landing
Also 5000 pieces White Goods. composing the most
complete assortment Of Cambrics Jsconets, checked
and striped Muslins Nainsooks, plain Books, Bishop
and Victoria Lawns, &c, &e.; al Of which Ne o1er
seq KENT, PAINE & co.
TACKSON'S MOULD CANDLES, land
seq Ia @. u. DAVENPORT.
I 0oK OUT FOR THE RED FLAG -.
DRY GOODS AT COST WITHOUT RkSERyE.
viii close cut lot Of mmity Bands at cts. per
pair; ladies Linen camhric Adkfs, only az cts; rich
worked Collars VI IS cts and superior article for IS
cts worth sl.2f dress Trimmings and krinssst 10 per
cent below cost; white Hose Scr ladies a. sd. well
worth IL 81; Tow snk aud Harege Robes, very how
70 close; all styles Of Nantes and busters, extra
cheap ~ they must be sold; no paSaseis 1t - per
cent below cost.
go jAoos A. LEWIS. 70 Main 1t.
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KICHM UNU STUF II WUKkS,
and have found them 10 give general satisfaction
both to quality and operation. The firm Of q. D.
YALE 4 Co. now prepared to furnish the trade
with any description of these desirable stoves.
CHAS D. YALE
Au2 2-Sm 10 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-02

awiteticu Of slavery In this General Assembly, g
long as there are shareholders In connection Ntn
The preamble and resolutions were then adopted,
" N. Cooke, q Tennessss, onsrsd resolution, ..s
pressing the desire ofths Convention to ANTE Win
VI" 81. Sswses. 81 Missimpp oss.rsd substitusss
expressing The same deslre, and recommending 70
the synod when formed at Knoxville, to spPoins
a committee, To confer with the comnitfe OF the
school, on thetsrms Of union.
Dr, Boyd opposed the substitute, ON the Rrouna
that nothing II to be gained BIZ 1t.
DR.. Ross favored the substitute, predicting snas
the Old school would be brought to the New school
platform. = f~ II q
Mr.. Marshall, Of Tennessee, opposed II, on the
ground that 1t was going one step too Ar. ne
Thought 1t was enough to express desire Tor
union, without going farther.
Mr. Cooke rose and accepted DIR. Newtons sub
stitute, as an amendment to his resolnton
DIR. Newton's resolution was then adopted, a. foi-
lows s..
Resolved, That the union between us and our
Old School brethren, could it be effected on terms
acceptable to both sides, would be conducive to the
best Interests Of the church OF Christ, and this
Convention. after free and full interchange OF
opinion and views on the subject, do now recon-
mend that the Synod when formed and duly organ
lied, shall invite the General Assembly ofthe Old
School to fraternal conference with q view 70
union.
| Rev. Messrs Boyd and Marshall did not vote
The fourth resolution, motion, was altered %
to call the Synod on the LIST Thursday in April.
resolution appointing committee of three to
to prepare an address to the churches defeated
| The usual votes Of thanks to the citizens,
officers of the Convention, Railroad Companies, &C.
| for their courtesy add one recommending the
Christian Observer aud Presbyterian Witness TO the
patronage of New School Presbyterians, and Of
thanks to the Committee of Arrangements, were
| voted.
Rev. Mrs Mitchell, Of Lynchburg, Va, was ap
pointed to preach the opening sermon ct the sy
| nod in Knoxville.
The Convention then adjourned about o'clock
| this morning, sine die. Hon. Mr. Maynard, ths
chairman, made some eloquent remarks In resign
| ing the chair.
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IN BALES OF THAT SUPERIOR
w Philadelphia HAY in store and for sale by
BRlDGF0RD 4 CO.
seq In tha noclf
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1N HHDS. Prime Western Smoked
Sides and Shoulders for sale by
SO THOMAS JONES A. co
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CORN, CORN, CORN.-No. / White
~ Corn, for sale from depot or store, by
seq EDWIN WORKMAN a 90
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C000 PIECES Choice Family Hams.
A~OoO for sale by
SEE THOMAS JONES 4 ~
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CH WHOLE and Half bbls. Beveridgc's
~ Ale. for sale by
THOMAS J0NEa q M
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Nh BBLS. Pennsylvania and Isle OF
w Wight Apple Brandy for sale by
THAN n ra
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
ssssmsr ..Lsdy E,S,n and i.supsrsor

Oar readers may remember, perhaps, q
series Of fe,ters written by a fellow-towns-
man, last autumn, wherein praise was De.
slowed upon the accommodation and nan-
agement of the above named steamers, rnD-
ming from Chicago TO the head Of Lake So
psr:or Since then both have been lost
The superior during a violent gale on the
lake Of the same name, parted her rudJar
chains. became unmanageabie, and was
thrown upon desoiste, rugged shore, rear
Grand leland, involving not only her own
dest ruction, but that Of Captain Jones, to,
asther with--s number Of the officers, crew
and passenger The LADY Eigin" was
wrecked Dec. 5th on Lake ontsrio offLong
Point, having on board cargo Of 400
barrels oil -four, which, together with The
vessel, win be total loss. We presume
in the latter instance the lives sacrificed
were not 80 many, ifany at all. There j a
terrible uncertainty about lake navigation,
even greater, we think, than that which at
tends the broader expanse Of the ocean. j
is seldom, though, that We have To record
such complete demolition ofa line Of b0s,'
a. this. No doubt they will be replaced
but the memory Of their fate will abide 70,
years to com e, with those who hsye expeyi.
enced hours and days .cf enjoyment upon
them, when ploughing the deep, blue so,
tiers Of our majestic inland seas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
spriaElings Of ssxs.

The Friends lately assembled a; Bal
timore have set themselves to work to ma ke
up library for the conyicts in The Mary
iand Penitentiary. Amongst the FIVE hun
bred prisoners, the warden states, there are
men VARYING in their capacities ffom madi-
ocrity to q high degree OF intellect, and
many Of them manifest strong desire for
reading after their appointed task is done,
The five great lakes OF North Amer
lea have recently been surveyed, and il Is
found that they cover an area OF 10000
square miles. The total length Of the five
lakes i ,534 miles Lake Superior, at its
greatest length is 355 miles; its greatest
breadth is $50 miles; mean depth e68 feet;
elevation above the sea 627 feet. area 3d..
900 square miles
- The spring elections Tor Congress,
&C., will occur 10 several States aoon after
the termination of The present session
Virginia will be one Of the first State To
hold an election after the Inauguration Of
aIr, Buchanan
THE boot, shoe, and leather trade Of
the city Of Boston has sabscribad the sum
Of $4,000 to the STOCK of the New Eng.
land EmigrsHt Aid Company. They intend
to invest j; in the purchase of two saw
rnills, and in making improvements wbes
ever they are erected. Thus two Rew
,0p,us ,,.,N - f..,r.a - u. -
spring.
- Louisiana correspondent OF toe
Journal Of Commerce says the sugar crop
Of that State viii fall short Of 100000
bids the present year. In 1853 the yield
was 4s5 900 hhds.
- burial society has recently cpm.
menced 10 the county Of Lancaster. ia.
first printed article Of which ruas thus --
"rhat whereas mauy persons find it 3ifhault
TO bury Themselves"
Judge w II. Battle. 10 q letter to
the National Intelligencer, denies this, athe
Supreme Co1r. Of North Carolina has con-
frmed the decision Of Judge Manly, tbst
members IF the Unigersslist Church are
incompetent 70 testify ia courts Of justice
according to the laws Of thai State"
During the year 1855, there was re-.
ceiysd 10 New York, by California steamers,
s4l,6s2,524 in Californis gold During the
year 1856 the receipts have AMOUNTED 10
s4o,3is,s2s, being a decrease from The
amount received in 1855 Of only 81 ,S62..
595.
- The increase Of the wealth of thi.
country from 1850 to the present time has
been much greater than 10 any former cor.
responding period, and perhaps greater
than has hitherto been known in the his.
tory OF any nation in the world, This in.
crease of our national wealth since 1850
is estimated st about three thousand mil
lions of dollars, and the whole taxable
property Of the country at preseB is stated
to be sbou, ten thousand millions, which
shows an increase IN FIVE years Of al least
thirty per cent,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

Hos. FEAxcis RoDGAs-This gentle.
man, member Of the Assembly from Clay
ton CO., passed through Dubuque on Friday
last on his wsy backte the Capital He was
in fine health and eprits Mr.. Rodmsu il .
new member, but has already m sde his mark
among the Eolons assembled q, Iowa City
Possessed OF mind Of extraordinary power
and strength, he has cultivated II BY assidu
GUS study and course Of reading which lew
Americans attempt To him belongs the
honor of introducing the resolution passed a
few days ago, inslruc,iDg our Senators TO
sustain the naturalization laws &c they are,
Dubuque RepRb.
Mr.. Rodmsn, Of Clayton, 10 the House
and Mr.. Rusch, Of Scott, in the Senate are
We believe the only Germans in the Legs
latsre. We are pleased to say from person
a observation, that they stand high 10 the
good opinion Of their fellow members, en-
Joy large influence, and reflect credit upon
the choice OF their constituency. They are
earnestly laboring 10 do hsr vdaty of
course they al Republicans
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
CITY PROPERTY

seA-Los3 block los, on Brad,,,r..,
sle--Part Of lot block 81. 4ox,.,
near Brady street, with frame iesta 20 ss,o,,
sI3-West half OF lot block A. ~
ing mouse, on Railroad cas-. Of RoeS iii,aUs dssl.
s'o Peg 1901. ''and street.
ssV-A hodse aud lot In Eat Davs,
!oI nIoek y, . house Of six rosn, .ai otl, sannu
'efa' Nooa shed' &c; price $500. cellar d.
ssi--A house sith u acre Of rr.art
ern past CT the city; sleoO. @' l lie Saia
3as--Lot block IS, sou,b ca,
western avenue, one of tie hsnd nsnp. Of a,la
private resideneein the city. ''a'sh ioaof,
3e9--Loi7 block . and 10 ana ea Ma,
addition, near the Female Coll.Se e''eA fai.ss,
No. 3a2-Iot No. In block Sc. a,
east OF Perry upon VII eh ID erected sussi, eas o
house, aone story frame house e,rnsas ''oy tist
stable brins' in rent Of sa6 per annnn' ,s:p "a;
No. a8a-A eas story brick to5sa a.,
north s.ae q Tent street between Perry .n,s1sa
anda nne view Of the river from Ibis Oh. aa R't L.
3io--L9ts aud block rs, ussY m.
aA-A nsw frame house with .soos b..l -,
NE corner Of sixth street. lot a0ri0o .e, sIaaca
Si5-Also tho lot adjoining ca Ii. ,0B,,
Main street, 6exe0 fsei 's-ni ssatlt a
s+e-A he1ss and lot on sixth .,,.,,
strset; lot 2sal5o. 1 vest Of AIs
| -
si'--A Let on Main street, being III. p,,.,
"a" e' s'Aasiitas adist.on S. sxss " VI
sis--A honse and lot between
\ With nae view al the river az Mali I'll
l
| 6sl-Psrt Of Lon ltD.k .
| pries $500 hhiS1s siarss
,.ss,. 51s,A5 ss.as ~ bIAdy sad s2t~1d.s Z. e
| iss. Prise seVe, Easy isrus. '
1
and asinss strtsts; $3.50. 81 Ist.
! s5i--A house and two Ist. ,- -.
sI2oo * casa b.lssSs vsar - DAfsasSst; prks
| as. ,.ss,,t l., 49,
between Eran, snd s.ets sss.aas 81 Rpisy sr,s;
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
rR0N LIVERPOOL,
Importer of CTsCkery War


Importer OF Cracksry ware.
=. Ellis very low, Onlg ono price, being perleeIly
- free ffom ali rent, clerks and commissions Il,
liverpool and Rock Island
HEADQUARTERS
copy Of letter from one Of the maHa(sctoriss IN
StafordsEire to my connection Ia Liverpool
Dear Friend--Ne here inel0se you az invoice OF
Earlhen Ware at the rates as dispose n On
hundred Pseksgssat once. Ne could have sent 70 q
lot Of goods forty tmes over, eat would OF unless
IL would give satisfse ton and do as credit sfia
promising geu we would Ga so; any favor We can
render your relatiVs In Rock Island We win xith
pleasure slr services here at his nd and wish
aim good success ia business. ia
would invite the aIteHiian Of he public to call
and see the lins and large lot OF Crockery Ware nv
friends awe just s0nl me direct from liverpool ali
styles, 10 commence ISLES with the new year iss7
ny Wares are ali warranted 10 be Of purest mat
riasr and "oTku ahshp thatsngland sends form 70
tbe world ana no better is imported lnto ihis ereat
Republic, go state my iett=Fs from Liverpool or.
defs respectfully solicited fer the Hrst houses In
Liverpool and Manchester ANY amount of retsr-
ancss can Dc had from the r. spensUIe psrIss
ia Rock isiaAa, New FORK, liverpool and london.
10 prevent mistakes.
would caution the public 10 Esk iar the Liver.
pool Importing CroekeFy Warehouse, (aot sore " an
fbird .Teat, center OF Tho eity, 0pea fro1 .u9Is.
TO sunset. Rock Island, III isU7 ,l9f.a..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

49, The Msriposa (Csl) Democrat,
ssys that the Board Of Supervisors Of Mari
posa county have assessed the Fremont
grant at 81 100000, which al the fixed rate
Of taxation, viii make the tax upwards Of
$4,000,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
: The Delaware Indians have

~---~ The Delaware Indians have sold
their Kansas lands Tor about Sl.o00,0o0,
and il is now probable that greater por-
ton 81 the money will be invested in build
ing railrani from Kansas City to Law
renee, GO miles,) This will be most
fortunate thing for Kansas, as she will
thus obtain railway communication many
years previous 70 what Kanaas would 9th.
erwise obtain. The Indians win also
thereby double the value Of their remain.
ing lands.