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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
To The Town Fathers.

l We have a town, but it looks rather
shabby-streets. but they are rather in
acknowledgements, bnt very short, with
; long intervals sbetweea-Churches, but
sometimes almost inaccessible to ladies,
wsos unfortunately. are tie chief attend
j We Esa 4 town Charter, but it. has
long been. forgotten-By laws. but they
have been los;-O officers, but, in their
long. quiet reign, the people have forgot
ten. item, and they their duties and Dig
Iashiess, I. e. .==..@ '-. Ia.
b. III. THE town seems actually TO- have be-
come maif, and been taken up by the
County Court, ana Aputpnder the care Of
the Country Justices as direIect proper
fly. Negroes hang liz crow Is about tie
streets on Sundays in certain suspicious
locaiities, aud drunken white men swagg-
ger about day and night, filing the,air
With vulgar, language and rrofane oaths,
asifrthere were no law, human or Di-
zine. Fights occur in tile STREETS and the
fighters go unpunished. The side walks
are INSTRUCTED, and the streets are iucom-
rnoded SO as to render them often peril
pus.s Yet nobody seems to know it, and
robody seems to care for-it. \ +, # =
Z - = p
There afe very many other. evils too
numerous 10 mention, requiring correec,
lion. We therefore suggest that a town
7ssik. be had, that Will be more useful
than much other townstalk cxtant, and
a.conmitsee appointed to hunt up ihe
iowa charter and bylaws. and collate
them into one solume-fnd out. ifiit be
possible. The town offieers' and wake
them up from their. Rip Van Wrinkle
sleep, apd request their retdrnstO duties
long neglected and now very pressing,
and tlien report 10 thepeoplt lie result Of
their labors. isss = ><.-.. -. :.
Ii they have no lime b. dry 1T them
eyns out By Star" light. !, r., =.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
AMN9N s1 HARRISON HOUSE,
~ -! D. o. HARRISON. Proprietos,

This Establishment, situated convenient to
the. steamboat landing. has been lately Gited
up in The be 81 style, and the proprietor Is new
prepared to accommodate The travelling pubic
or boarders BY the day, week, ofyeaT. Hlsta
HE shalt always be faraishei with the best The
mafket lTo.is; his stables with the best the
of ptoyender; and on pains will be spaiedto
render his guests coinfestsble.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

Al 0ttIlpUtiuS buVu V1tu8Dfe Mc01C1I
properties TO this remedy. no rash Of IN
.warrantable assertion Is made, but III
simply stated fact;I proven .undeniably
and conclasively BY the extraordinary
cures. and benefits derived. from its use.l
under the direction Of its illustriouus orig.
inator, DR.. Hoofiand, among all classes
Of European society and from the I'M.
mense mass Of testimony, from all parts
Of the American continent. accumulated
during the last ten years, IN the hands oil
the present proprietor. The prevalence
of diseases TO which tho German Bitters
are adapted, it is with sorrow We say It. Is
almost universal. indeed there il scarcely
"a family throughout the whole ext6nt 81
our country in which there cannot b
found among its members that peculiar
sdll9ec aad lunguid appearoace denotinR
"a diseased Liver, or an emaciated and
suffering Dyspeptic.
Then Of what immense. importance To-,
this. class, Of insalids, that d certain and
reliable remedy should be placed within
their reach; one in which no baneful Of
ipj,lrious drug enters into its compost!
Etion; a remedy on which the patient can
rely with the utmost confidence and GER
tainty and be assured from actual and
tangible proofs, that the article he is using
really possesses the virtues attributed TO
it. Such a remedy, is .Eoofand's Ger
man Bitters." Thousands Of dollsrs
have been expended in its inanufactarsi
and diffusion throughout all parts Of this
continent, and the proprietor feels the
greatest satisfaction ID stating, that there
is no state, county or even village where
the Medicine has been introduced, that
there cannot be found numbers, willing
to testify to- its rirtfes.
It is used constantly in the practice Of
a large number Of tho most prominent
Physicians in the country. who have also
added their written testimony, in evil
dencc Of its great virtues in conclusion
then, we would respectfully ask of all
those afflicted with any Of the above dis.
eases to give the Bittefs trial, and rest
assured il will never Be regretted. II
proof OF the statements above made, all
are invited to read attentiyely, the Alma.
mac or 'Practicsl Receipt Book for FAR
4 mers and Families. containing 4 great
number of useful receipts, in addition 10
the testimony, in favor Of the Bitters.
from the most prominent and well known
individuals, in all parts Of the Unions
All Agents for the Bitters are authorized
TO distribute the Almanac gratuitsusly.
Principal Office and Manufactory, 96
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
D. s.. FORD.
WHoLEsALR AND RETAIL

Grocer ana Produce Dealer,
Cor. Third md Court sfrssis. Gaiiipsiis. Okis,
Would Inform the citizens Of the Kanawhst
valley that he has on hand large assortment
Of Groceries, Hardware, Qneensware and
Notions generally. which v III be sold low. BY
ylnl DIS. FORD.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
Buffalo. Va. September. u. IL. e.
KENTUCKY LIME,

pURWELL 4 FORD, having beenap-
ID appointed as agents for NUNS Ken
lucky Lime, are at the public service to
furnish small OF. large quantities Of the
same. No use to recommend. Give tia
trial. 1t stands on It's own goodness.
Price, per barrel, at the wharf-boat, TT.
Pleasant, 81 10. All orders will meet
prompt attention.
Pt.Pleasant, June 4, 1856, y2latf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
SELLING OUT.

o. BINSwANGER 4 BRO..' Browstown.
-. Kama wha 90. Va wo4ld post r-speft-
fully inf,rn TIE public that. ashey in end
leaving this State they viii sell their e'tire
sock # Gods. most Of which were saved
from their establishment which was lsteiy
DESTROYED BY FIRE at very low prices. Ca'l soon
as bargains can BE had.
Persons indebted 70 Us are requested 70
come forw.Id aud settle iume Id. ely. az long
| er induleenc caunol be risen.
s. BfNSw ANGER q BRO: e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

7 Those Expecting 10 Dye This Winter
.JITOULD do well to call at the Charles.
M ton Drug Store. as they viii md
there ! god assoftmen: Of good Dye
1S.ufs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

q lGAT IN THE sUnJEcIll
DERSoNs IN want Of WiSdoW ol&s
i Putty. d.. wguld do well 10 Oh q
J.. IL K9HK{4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
VALENTINES.

49, r NhhE<N 1NISs
~TNnE -Four esntG+ day Of february fas
L app oacLing \alf who wish 10 Avail
tbemsel' es Of this Time honored custom vii
ant a frIe asSortmeTt\oE Valentines al
CALDHELLS DRUG STORE Hell also
lar re assnltncnt Of Comic leLt hes. -
Nv2n3 3w. $500 .. a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

i Fresh oysters.
avia sGoshora will receive fresh Oysters
j direct ffom Bait more twice week.
fsnily ucrIyby the ean,half csn, q eosen;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
Nananka Dailep Star I
Earawha Debating Club.
], KaNAW.HA g. H !. VA:

TaesdaE Morning, February 5, 1857.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

DOCTOR HOOFLAWUsS
rs.s1y,r.t.S q 3 lS;E.sjs 1[s.sss
...se i
fAhxp 11: s.
Dis. p JACKSON, FhilaaslpAles =,
WILL xrrEcrrAlLr crEs f'.a syxi
Liter Coasplqint, Dyspepsia, 3dandies,s
Chronic 81 Nervous Dsb;l;sv b ;se.soa III
tie kidneys, and ali al, disesses Sris;;sas
fiona diSofddred Liver 81 g
Such d. l1'isrs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

Rockingham Register copy 3 month
md send account TO this Office.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
LIST OELETTERS.

Dec. Is ts.t iii. I'D.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

FIRE.-Last evening, about Z o'clock
fire broke out in the bnilding known Us
the Massilon Machine Works" owned and
occupied by Thos. Whitson, and used as a
manufactory Of Thrashing Machines, Scpa-
rators, Dc The building being of wood,
and perfectly dry. the flames devoured it
before the firemen could get their engines
upon the ground. A large crowd assem-
bled, as usual, but could render little or no
assistance.
The building was insured to the amount
Of about $4,000, $4,000 Of which is in the
Peoria Fire & Marine and the remainder in
the City Fire Insurance Co, Of Hartford,
and the Merchants of Philadelphia
How the fire originated we were unable
to learn. The loss is probably not entirely
covered by Insurance. as a large number of
machines, newly made, were burned, besides
considerable lumber, tools, DC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
L A TEST NEW S
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct "a.
So far from the British cabinet having
under discussion the propriety of the recall
OF the troops from India, as reported by an
alleged letter from Mr.. Dallas, it is, at the
iateft accounts received this forenoon. about
TO make renewed exertions for the suppress.
sion Of the mutiny The statement may be
made on authority that it is not the inten-
tion Of the British government to have re-
course to foreign enlistments in the present
emergency, though it is sensible Of the good
,.ntention of many parties W ho have offered
S.eir services in India.
The Virginia synod of the Presbyterian
Church have adopted the report of the com
mitteee presented yesterday, recommending
withdrawal from the General Assembly in
consequence of the action of that body en-
the slavery question. The vote was 32
against 3.
The nays were Messrs Sunderland and
Haskill, of Washington, and Dunning OF
Baltimore. The Synod adopted a resolution
approving the resolution adopted by por-
tion Of the church, which lately met in
Richmond. and pledging itself To cordially
cooperate it the organization Of the united
Synod of the Presbyterian Church.
The Bristish government will take no
steps in the Nicaragua transit, except in
conjunction with the United States None
of the alleged contracts with Costa Rica on
this subject has been made with the coun-
tenance of England Of this our govern
ment is we'll informed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27


FLouR-Narket dull snd ga l0c lower, with little
demand. Sales Of 500 bbs, at ~ 65eIs rs for
mon to choice ssuper state; $4t5G6 70 for Extra
state; - 6Od4 s5 for super western; 81 S05 55 for
common to medium extra Mch., Ind, Ill, Wis. and
Ohio; market closing quiet.
CANADIAN FLorR-less sctivs, bNt = shade Better.
Sales TOO bbls ~ 81 15@6 Is far common t. extra.
RvE FLouR-Firm. Sales 300 bbls At 25taj 60
fsr common to foe choice super.
WHEAT-Msrket lov.r. sales 4Is0O bu common
Chicago spring at $I@nt O6; t06UO bu very handsome
Ailvaukse club at Sl OS@i %; 500 bu viii e south
eru Ohio 1t 80.
BARLEy-Nominal. Sales 5000 bu at sO@s6c
delivered.
BARLEY hALr-Lower. Sales .20n bus st 81 05.
RyE-Scarcs and nrm Sales iO,e0O tus At 7Sd SOC
delN sred.
CoRs-Hesvy. Sal.s u 600 bus mixed western At
6Sa Toe. delivered.
OATs-Aodeva.e demand at 45@A7cc for State and
western. <7Stsc for extrs stern.
WRIsKY-Dul 81 2Od20k.
Pork Market dun and unsettled and entirely
nomioal-Ssles 4S0 bbls at $40 so for mess, els so
OILS IS for prime.
BREv-Loser. Sales 100 bbls at Al9 25@I8 90 for
repaeked western mess $iA O0tgl5 70 cor extra d.
B8Ev HAMs-Dull At SIC.
uOos-1S 6o@t60
Ctr MsArs-Nominsl l0@l3.
SHouLDsRs-o
BUrrsR-In good supply, but dull at I4alsc for
Ohio f66t:i for State
CHsEsE-Dun e@,sh for inferior to prime.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
Reminds Us of an Anecdote,

The way Railroads are managed in this
country reminds us of French anecdote-
Two gentlemen We're chatting on the Boule-
ward, in Paris one was a great speculator,
developing the plan of a magnificent pro-
iect ;Gthe other "a dazzled capitalist, ready to
snap at the bait Near these two paused a
couple of youngsters. often or twelve years
They were looking into tobacco shop close
by, and one cries out to the o:her, I'D like
to smoke a sous worth, but haven't the
sou" Hold on I've got two SOUS
That's the ticket; just the thing-one for
the pipe and one for the tobacco 90. yes
But what am to doy' You? Oh? yoa
shall be the stakeholder: you can spit !" That
tells the whole story. The directors use up
the capital and earnings of the road, and
leave the stockholders to take out their
share in splitting. In proof of all this, look
at the New York and Erie Railroad This
road, it was estimated, could be built for ten
millions of dollars 1t has already cost
over thirty millions, while the directors say
that nothing but fresh loan Of six millions
will carry them through the coming year.
Although this road is bankrupt, it pays Mo-
ran, the presi lent, twenty five thousand
dollars year Mr. Moran smokes the pipe,
while the stockholders are told to expecto-
rate. Great country, this. Well, it is
hnickerJocker
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

YNHRxo bonds os the CITY Of DaveuporS. eseh fsr
90. dated Jnne ist, 1857, being Nos. ia.
i24 and 13s, we're lost on Saturday, October 10
iso! The Rsoi'c sre csutioDtd not N buy thses
bo0ds, - the neceesasv s,eps have hem sstsc a.
make them worthless bat 10 the righ.ful % ner ~
sbove svsrd viii BE- paid delivery Or ,sid boafs
tsDd 10 Questtooe asksdl T.
u II. LACE or
ocIt1H GUgL1Cd DrEWAHT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

Coal IN NEgRAskA-At the late conven-
tion of the American Association for the
Advancement Of Science, at Montreal, Pro
fessor Swallow, among other interesting
general information, stated the extent of the
Nebraska coal beds to be 10000 square
miles. We wish that the Professor would
come ont and show us few square miles
of 1t near Florence. lie might help an in
dvidual to make small pile. We enter
tain not the least doubt but that it is close
to us-even on the very town site-but it
is the general opinion that it lies under the
rock strata, which underlies the town. The
trouble heretofore has been to penetrate
this rock, which lies from forty to forty five
feet beneath the surface, which has been
reached several times, but has heretofos e
deiied all efforts to penetrate it with the
imperfect instruments which We have had
to work with.
Prof Swallow also stated that some Of the
beds in the West-he did not particularize
the section-were of the thickness of eighty
feet. t.-Fiorence Courier
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
SERIOUS AcCIpENr.-Rev. Mr.. Tooke

SERIOUS AcCIDENr.-Rev. Mr.. Tooke
principal Of the Ladies' Seminary, came
very near losing his life last Saturday night
in the following manner The day previ-
GUS, Saturday. he removed from his sleep
ing on the second floor to one in the third
story. and getting up in the course of the
night to 60 below. and not bearing in mind
that he was lodging one story higher than
usual. he proceeded down one flight of
stairs as usual, opened the front door Of
the second story, which is unguarded by
any railing, stepped of, and pitched head
long to the ground below, a fall Of some
fourteen feet. The fall rendered him in
sensible. His wife thinking his stay below
rather long, went in search Of him, and
soon found him lying upon the ground,
where he str lck, in a state Of insensibillty
His head and shoulder was severely cut and
bruised, 1hnd it was feared that two or
three OF his ribs were broken. The escape
from sudden death was almost miraculua
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

IMMIGRArroN.-We notice a goodly
number Of immigrants, with their covered
wagons fiocks and herds. daily passing
through our streets. en- route Cor the interi-
or. The weather for this purpose, is most
suspicious We think the influx to this
State by this route is as great. if not great
er than that Of last season. The cars are
daily bringing in their hundreds Of eastern
emmigrants. The hard times now being
experienced In the east have great ten.
dency to turn the attention Of thousands oi
persoas 70 the broad prairiss Of the west, u
tAs ealy lad ef promise; vhsrs ths hardy
tillsss Il tha sea1. Aad anpis msaas u w
ink aaA - ~ q ~ wsaa q ~ nseeD
saslss = W ~ ~ sIha slan Z pesels
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

The shipyards in Maine seem to be do
ing pretty good business. A ship of 575
tons and barque were launched at kenne-
bunkport on the I'd inst, and ship of $50
tons and 20o-ton brig will be launched in
a few days barque Of LOO tons was
launched at Rockland on the Sth ship of
l,l50 tons at Bath on the Sth; 30O-ton
brig at Frankfort on the 5th +; q loo ton brig
on the 10th; l,2o0-ton ship at Thomaston
on the Sd, and an SOO-to ship at Woolwich
on the 18th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
Affairs Of the N Y. Il Erie and Ill. Cen.
tral X r.

New York, Oct. q.
The subscription to the Erie loan reached
about 100000. The directors have voted
that hereafter no floating debt exceeding
S25o,0oo shall be created, unless by vote Of
the stockholders The receipts of the Erie
Railroad, thus far in October, are only
s22 900 behind those Of the same period
last year.
Arrangements have been contaminated
by which the III. Central r. X, will be able
to resume payments on its coupons next
Monday.
A clrcrlar has been issued by its stock
holders, giving statement of its financial
condition on the goth of October.
The steamship Vanderbilt sailed to day
for Southampton and Harve, with 500 pas
sengers. No specie.
The Collins steamer Atlantic, owing to
an accident in her machinery, is detained
TIL Monday CT Tuesday next
The Secretary Of War to-day visited Gov
ernor's Island, and was received by a ma
tional sclute
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
]. c. COCHRAN 4 co.
RCHITECTS
O1ice--POSt Once Bulldogs
apr. 10 u Davenport Iovs.
., A. OksNDokE.. = J, Onxn o.
ORENDORFF BROS. a
CWrDeMferS and RmfyeSe,s

SA0V-one lot esst er Matn sfved, between ma
and SiSfA directs,
DsvsapsPt, 1oWa.
VIII attend TO any business In their line ensyuptsA
70 them, with promptncss and dispatch.
absER TO
LeCiairo, Esq, II Leonard Esq, J ginsryise
James " Cannon, VIM AcCammos, " Kellsy.
mACh9ldsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

ASYBopY.--lf anybody neglects rea-
ding Gould 4 Steeres' advertisement they
will miss something which greatly concerns
them to know.
Their carpet store is the only legiti
mate one in the city. and We know they
are worthy of extensive patronage. Cal
often and purchase according to your wan {
and means.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

SEVEN YEARS AGo.-Flour in this
market was worth -. rs per barrel );
Wheat was selling at so cents per bushel ,
corn 40 cents per bushel Oats 30 Barley
SIS; Timothy seed 50 90 Hay So 81 per
ton; Wood $500 per cord Coal 10 cents
per bushel Hides-dry 9 2 cents per pound
Lard cents; Butter IL l2 cents; Cheese
10 cents Eggs cents per dozen Potatoes
81 2 per bushel; Beans Is cents; Apples
sl.5o per bushel; Peaches $500 per bush
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

The Indianapolis State Jrurnal states
that Douglass Magnire, Esq. died IN that
city on the 18th inst. He was the father
of the newspaper press in that State. hav-
ing printed the first paper printed there
over 30 years ago. During his long life he
was always respected as a high-minded,
honorable gentleman, and died universally
respected by the leading men of all political
parties
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
MOrtgagec,s Sale.

A'.O O8sSo1S = 'Seoa4e
ITO Stephen Kelley, and 70 all other persons inte
i rested or Concerned.
whereas on the 9Th day Of June A d, 1885, Stephcn
Kelley executed unto Rcdolphes nnetf aad Fran
ci- y. nnett certain promssory note for the sum
OF Three hundred and sevsnty d.liaI. payable on Or
before the 1ss Oay of Ostcber 1857 with interest
at the rate Of ten per cent per annum. And
whereas for the purpose Of securing the payment OF
said note, said StephcnKe ley the 9Th day Of June
u. 1855, execoted unts said Rdol hes Dsnn, Il and
Francis Bennett certain mort Rage con syinR unto
them the following cribed real estate 70 VT: The
East half OF the North Best quarter Of section thr.
tyone [31 and the North Rast quarter Of the South
West quarter (except ten acres In the Nc III West
corner Of saii qua TER, feeded Michael Finn AM
the West half az the North West quart the South
East quarter Of section twenty mine 291 in townshp
eish'y ls0] North Of Range two ~ Rasto the Firth
u, situatef In Scott county ami State OF Iowa,
which said mortgage IL recorded In Scott County Re-
cords Book 'T Of Mortgages, page 162 to which re-
ference may he had.
which said note aud said mortsage has been A.
signed and set over to John NJ Peek whose property
they nov are And whereas bv the non payment Of
said note the conditions Of said ncrtRsgs have been
brok. the said John Pect, aseiguae % afoeesaid
gives notes, that in dance with the statute IN
such made and provided he viii proceed 70 fore
close to equity Of redemption In said parcels Of la,
end tor this purpose Harvey Leopard, Esq, eheri6of
said county will on the % day Of Noven-
be-, 1857, at the hour Of O'Clock In the after.
noon, st the Court House door In the City o. Dsven
port, In said couay, sell q pubic auction, " the
hehsst bidder for cash, ths Aforesaid and described
parcels offend.
Ocsobee -, 1857. HARvaY LEONARD,
oAeSiR Of ecott county. Iowa.
JOHN PRCK,
Aseisnse Of Mortease.
C0RDIN Z DOW,
oc95dtd Ats'ySa at Law.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

The New MAGAzINE.-Phillip, ,Samp'
son d Co, Of Boston have just issued their
new monthly entitled the Atlantic Month
ly,' which, from what We have read Of it,
we pronounce extremely good. 1t contrib
utes to its pages We notice The names of a
large number Of the best writer's in Ameri
ca. The public must buy and judge for
themselves. Eli Adams has it for SALE
Thanks for copy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
Capt. Mayo aud Hayti.

NEW YORK. Oct. IA.
The brig Anglo Saxon has been despatch
ed from Boston to Port au Prince, with
documentary evidence which it is hoped
will fully exonerate Capt Mayo and all ac-
cused, from the charge Of any completely
OF counterfeit paper money into the Hay
tien Dominons
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27

H- The ladies may rest assured
that they will find the most desirable tyles
Of dress goods at the new dry goods store
door east of Brady. This stock is selling
cheaper than ever, and uncomnonly good
bargains can be made An examination
of MIR. Bailey's stock will convince oil that
these things are SO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-27
cuRIAN.-Hocring l. Hennie are

ErIcuRIAN.-Hocring l. Hennie are
catering to the public taste in the most sci
entific manner, at their popular saloon on
Harrison street. Every delicacy of the sea
son, oysters, venison, prarie chicken, qsail,
and in fact everything that is good to eat
will be kept subject to the order of the pub
lie. Call and see