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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

NATURALIZATION SrATIsrIos.-The Baltimore Sun
states that during the past year, 1895 loreign-
ers were naturalzed in that city, and l ,5SI de-
clared their intention to become citizens. In 1855
there were ,45S naturalzed, and ,4l2 made de-
claration of intention. So that the number Of nat
uralize1 last year was 7sl greater than in 1885,
ard the number of applicants for citizenship was
ll9 more than last year.
From these statistics it would not appear that the
American movement had any great terror for the
aliens who mmisrate hther, and certainly the fear
Of prescription has deferred none from becoming
citizens. On the contrary, il the facilities OF nat
urazation an evil last year, they have become
a growing evil since. 1t will also be seen that OF
the 9s7l votes cast Tor Mr.. Buchanan in Baltimore
at the late election, $3.50 we're manufactured into
voters during 1855 and 1856. There is no need OF
comment
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

NOR RENT That desirable STORE ROOM adion-
IL ting ny once on Cherry street, Or the year 1871.
Also that very desirable DWELLING Cherry street.
South u Broad c0niAiniog OF rooms and Wilde
pc; 10 thorough repair. APPlyto Will l. BOYD,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

Of $500 head for the benefit of the Sta'e
treasury would produce a fund Of $2O,O0O,
600 for the prosecution of internal improve
ments. Our people would prefer that these
living testimonials of their sympathy for the
slave should go TO the North; but ifthe niger
worshippers of that region of the Union con-
tinue to tanper with our slaves through the cor
responsiveness of free negroes North with their
relatives among the free negroes at the South
there will be but one alternative left for us
to adopt-to Danish the free negro race from
our borders as the only condition against the
forfeiture Of their freedom and their sale into
bondage.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
DIR. JOHN Ii. MORTON
Havana Plan Lottery.

u ESPECTFULLY tenders his Professional Services 70 the
II citizens o. Nashville and vicinity, Once No 81 Cher
20 street ian6-dy%
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

NOTICE An person having claims against the es-
~ tate Of Gily Jackson Decd are hereby notified 20
present them, properly authenticated to John Woodland,
Judge Of the County for Robertson County Tonnes
see before the LIST day Of May next for pro rata DIS
trbuton as have day regularly suggested the nsOly
ency of said estate II. H. b. TURNER,
Administrator Of G.. Jackson, deed.
Isnparv 1S57 itnl2-tmW
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

BIZ authority of the State Of Georgia.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY lot
D Terry GLASS s. to be drawn at COScEsr HALL, Macon
"a under e sworn superintendent Of Col. GEoEGs NJ.
LolAS AMI ". c. ANDERSON, Esq, on Saturday, nth
SATURDAY SMALL sCTENE.
$4,000 Numoers-PriEes payable without Deduction.
81
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13


RIcH ASEcDoTS.--Mr. Goodrich, ia bis Rec
elections, gives the following Ansedote Of polite
al barber 10 Washington, At the time James Madi-
son was FIRST nominated
"a very keen observer. then and long Rfter~
wards Senator Of the United States, once told me
thai at this period all the BARRIERS Of Washington
we're fedeFasts, and he imputed Il to the fact that
the leaders OF that party in Congress powder
aud leng queues, and OF course, had them dressed
every day by the barber. The Democrats or Res
publicans, on the contrary, short hair, or al
least, spAll qaeues, tied up earelessly with rib.
and ani, therefore, gave little encouragement TO
he tousorial art 0ne day, as the narrator told
ne while he sss being shaved by The leading bar
Der otthe city, who was, OF course, tedefast, the
latter suddenly aud vehemenuy osFst ous against
the nomination Of Madison for the Presidency by
the Republican party, which had been that morn.
log announced
Dear mel said the barber, surely this eoun-
try Is doomed 70 disgrace aad shame. What Presi.
dents We might have, sill Just look al DaggeI, OF
Connecticut and stockton, OF New Jersey What
queues they have got, sir--as big - your wrist,
and powdered every day. sir, IKE real gentlemen,
as they are. such men, sir, Soaid e0nirr dignity
upon the chief magisiraey; Bat this iissie jim
Madison, With queue DO bigger than pipe stsmi
SIR, ii y enough 70 make a maa torswear hs
eoantrys"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
THE EXCITEMENT NOT ABATED AT
n ICH Q IL - q ~ - ,

NJ = :
WE stin have hand some OF these beautiful DRESS
w GOODS and being desiroUs OF closing out cur present
took before get Spring Goods, viii or inruce
n nts to all who may favor With call Besides Dress
Goods we have good assortment Of Embroderies Wrap
ing and Staple Goods all OF which will sell very cheap
We will also under many obligations to cur customers
they will call and settle all past accounts as II viii
enable to do business promptly.
ianl8 NlCHULSON q %.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
A nWEL.LING HOusE ZOE RENT.

TI1HE BRICK DWELLING on Market street,
short distance below the cd Nashville Inn, u <-N
offered for rent good tenant, for the 1881. x
Apply 10 ldec23-t0 BENZ y. SHIELDS, Agvbt.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
APPLEs-GREENAPPLEs.

90 BBLs Of the above in store and for sale BY
~ J. g. ROBsBTSON,
ian12 Broadway.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13


100 BOXES Of the above in store and for sale BY
w J. G. ROBERTSON,
ian19 Broadway.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
TIEE TARM AT PUBLIc SALE.

HIhE IAkA AT PUBLIC oALh
IN sArUaDsF, ths ifth iusi a. ne Sc e ne M
"a cnrt Has, NAshFiilr, gu srn that ~
VAIVABtE Farm % c1zbsrian4 Aver be,onE. -
a. - narnsz This Tract contains ane handrsd Rnd
eyenty ase acres ~ good land ere = N oayidson
s.uatT sixty aeFrs cared. haianec hcAViy unAered
h = siuat.a staat hoR NasAthe, HydeAs
Fsrry L ueu sat-rc has a "a sxcsent tPfsnS eosa-
b. tas.ls aseNlnss eal knascs. &c
FsassOns iwo ana shFse years credit or ueiss sasi.
tetary severed Payabis IN sAak bearing iatsrest and
den refsiaeL
70 sAls a. i1oc,ock n
T. 4 eLksc,cx, Auctioueer.
M hsraes can esaaily - toand q, ocieo and
w take pl-Asurs shosins he place % AL one sAnx
- exaufss ia lan4-sd
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

ASSISTANT DfroES
r. H. HODsDgN. East Tennessee,
Coz h. CANNON West Tennessee
Assisted by numerous regular Contributors
AsAS EXPONENT OF SOUTHERN INDUSTRY,
II Is the "a offhs conductors 20 makr is sndt
ass.rvey ~ thr hea ofthe st and 10 labor or EFFORT
m ~ Dsred IN .c.spfh Tbs end In the districts sherS
F.ru,sug most prd aby can 1cted the afsesi n1noeli
arlSr.i Ieur..ls srcuilte fh- nis gcnce thry eG31
- III - -7yvrd methods % clitFation, he improve
,,ss Ia f,rsfk and q the sFsat number % hcs and
hr..vux machines lhat coastAnIy BENG Ia
,.t -.r.r h nrcsssa that every farmer shoald have
h. vsssns III ms infeiisenec 81. I'm hs reach
THE TENNESSEE FARMER AND MECHANIC
,.,.ss PoKrY EIGHT pages q rsaaiar natter m9ath-
~ - i prnte1 ath and handsone type, Ga good
S.oer All Enely lasfrsci uih apPToptiate sngasnss
TENS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
onse pr "as Ss@i''- '--S = 1880 10 -
sis cupes,
smith, MORGAN a Co;
Publishers, Nashville. Tenn.
70 ne Jauaary na,ber v appear ~ he ieth q the
.,sssh and farther uin b. really fer delvsry
prsssply - me nFsi % each nonfn-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

INOa HESf.-Ths hose ~ preset eSrapis4 - ~
Traders Bznt. iar iur tie easing lsaf. 49,
ssision gwen isslaanAry. ApPiy e -. "a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
THE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT FOR
RENT

TINHE LARGE WAREHOUSE on Market street Is -
L offered for rent for the year iS5T. Apply to IN,
dec2S-tf BENZ. y. SHIELDS, Agent. LII
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

U.uRrlTrRE WANTED -vAMrI IHs EAvtsc LAR1H
smst quantities cf gces furniture n dispose Of wiz
hsb price paid for b. c~sG n he ser-
~ .ddre.rs rHo@ .. ooSEoS, dcnnr strsst Lave @i
Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

AR DANIEL .. EIOg LKg PROFESSIONAL noRAtI
M ~ NJ husxatst 70 he Alien tisls =. fe~ ooeies OF
this noted pnbIc.cn stu naming hsnd; ~i be w
al Of the o1nairy, reoept n ~
e.oa, b. sashcr. ID W. Joo~cn, k@q, aashor Of bs
History French tsvouiion" ami formerly surgeon
een,ss The t>nil u England. no. Bsesnaa sesI
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30
DANCING ACADEMIES.

HANGING ACADEMY AT BHooKLyN-No III CIIN.
~ ton street, Of Atlantic Mr. h. MsY1H has the
honor inform the lades And gentlemen Of Brooklyn that he
WI By the 2S q October, open an aademy 70 teach The
tire reliance be placed by parents his experience.
pAcy and determination TO mpArt 10 his pupils Al the
Of thai popular accomplishment For further particulars
0Ircularu 70 be had A above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

pRooI Lyr-T STATE srRuFr rRAR CLINTON :
ID TO rent wNh board bsck frcnt rom. With large
ooes susched The second story suitable for H.n,ersn
and HE wife, and or single xeneme- The sc~cnmo
6stops in al respects good 1hsstuaion1s pleasant sad
the ferries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

DRooxLvr HHIeHrs-l PRrvAyu FAMILY IN THE
ID mmecists vicinity n Montague and wai stree, fe.ry
offer very desirable p'sh~d With Without par
usi be ard. address Dor ESQ Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

UAvpRLEy RRsrAURAEr uoRsER or FOURTH
w street and Broadway having been isoyoushy repsaied
and rctnrt hed IN oe rechercfe and comfortable sTla Ia
ptned TO It's many former patrons will only be
vsts that Mr. Vim Florence takes OF the
oyster and sfpor Psmo prrses the ounary depart
userL Kvsry dsDcscy OF the season slwsys on hard
JOIN 4. aOORE, Maasgew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

usOs sALE-rHp tUBNiTUsr OF SITTING ROOM
consisting ~ fofs, boctosse table stuffed cb r1ck n
chair bgfAM yet, ~ineow hsr r g. pcturea &c
As ri No Clarke street between Br4orne and Spring
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
ATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT IOWA. JANUARY i6 1857

Ssoar CoURnHIP.-A gentleman
from Ohio, smigsating to Ainnesota,
stopped in ths place . few days since
to visit . relative. While here, .
young lady Of this place happened to
call 1t the house where be wss visi-
ting, and, ~ the subject Of conversation
was Minnesota, she observed that she
would like to visit that part Of the
country.-After she had gone, several
gentlemen who had been present. sug-
gested that he had ''better marry the
girl" speaking, at the same time, in
praise Of her, and each, in jest, offering
to contribute something toward fur
niShing his house, If be would marry
her. One offered to furnish all the
crockery ware necessary another Offer
ed to contribute . cradle, another .
bed cord, &c.
The emigrant made no promise, but
kept up ID Of . thinking, and the
next time he saw the lady he propo-
sed. On Monday morning last, they
were married, and left Immediately for
Minnesota, not forgetting to claim and
take with them the promised crockery,
cradle, bed cord, &c. Princeton Demo
crat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
Trustees Sale.

MHEREAS, On the twenty -eigh,h dav Of Au-ust
" \ u 1850 Frank X Sherws d ,xecuted unto
TIL unders.sn 4, Robert J.. Ctigdon as Trustee, =
d-ed OF tut Con, gyms un,u said Trustee he re,,.
i'cs sn property SIT, ated In Dayenp 1T, OFT c,un.
~, aud IA aid deed Of Trust de>crio- a. fnl,v =
4 cers': ri &c parcel or lot Il land lying Abeing ia
b,o number sixty four (63) In the city u Dayap.
RI, comm ncus at Joint On lows Str.-t s.venty-
eight (1H) fet from tho south v 5 .orn,r o. said
iO<k uinbcr sixty -ioCr (Cl) running IN ne North
tW uty-four fret along Iowa street, III. ,Ast side
thrnc- asst tiny fest, thence south ~ fe L. thence
west to the place OF berin Ing ,togeih with all the
right It'll, and interest OF said Sherwood In said
premises aad thu buildings aud improvement. on the
anne; al the u ens.ls, schinery toois furniture
fixtures and stock In trade in and about the same,
and which said deed Of rust was made BY In. I'D
bherwoed for the purpose Of securing the payment of
&c. tsih pronixsvry note and interest theresa u,ad
end sign'd b. said Sherwood Ia favor Il Tailmau A
Powers, for the sum Il fourhundrel and fuv dol.
lars bearing tn same date With said ed OF fru.t
and payable the 3sth day Of Ot ,obsr then NJ en-
SUING.
And movable aid Frank X. Sber VOL h .yius fail.
ed 10 pay said wien the sam be, sn- dn. and
payable the undersigned Tru.te. a. sfrre,,ii 10
heres rve pubic notice that By virtue Of the Tow
ers in me vested hy said Deed Of Trust, Twill. IN
Ii. day vi February next at IL o'clock Ia
Inc forenoon OF that day and vfer for sale Al
public auction the Court Hous- door In the city III
Davenport, all the right, title and interest VIII,
sAid eharw.0d, At III. time Of Mxbi ing said deed u
trust had In said promises ard property, or 20 much
thereof ~ may be SUFFICIENT to satisfy said sote and
Interest together With the and exp OF aid
completion Of said sale deed will be given IN sccur-
dance With the stipulations q said D. Ell Of Tsust'
ROB 8Rr u CONGDCN Trustee
Uetea davenport, January IL 1881
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
BLACK REPUBLICAN Rrso,

BLACK REPUBLICAN REsoLuTIoxs:-
The Hartford Times, in noticing
the conglomeratc Convention which il
to meet at New Haven, on the 9Th Of
January, to decide on how many points
the members Of the Fremont party can
agree, says the platform will contain
the following declarations:
!. Resolved, That we cordially dis
approve of the Democratic party, pol
ygamy, and the Spanish Tnquisition.
2. Resolved, That we heartily dis.
IKE the Democratic party, the small
pox, and the practice Of miuding our
own business.
8. Resolved, That We abhor the
Democratic party and Choking Of mis-
siouaries by the natives Of the Feiee
Islands.
4. Resolved, That We dctest the
Democratic party, manual labor, and
the eating oftallow candles by the
Cossacks.
5. Resolved, That we are earnestly
opposed to the Democratic party, to
circumstances. and the telling Of the
truth.
9. Resolved, That We bitterly hate
the Democratic party, the Quakers Of
Pennsylvania, and the voters Of Penn
sylvanix.
We don't believe the Republicans"
can do better than adopt this platform
for 1857. 1t is brief, and contains the
substance and spirit Of all their politi-
cal declarations.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

A JOKE Ar THE PRoFEssIoN.-ln the
trial of Huntington the New York for.
ger, his father testified rs follows; my
son Charles WAS in his youth prone to
take things that did not belong to
him; he hasaltered the family record
would tell untruths, and would give
two different stories about the saus
fact, without any motive for it. II
consequence Of these proclivitiesl desi
gned making him a lawyer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

kDicULoUs BlGorRY Our reader,
~ aware that the Universalists in
North Carolina are denied by the
courts Of that State the right to testify
This kind Of bigotry is cruel; but the
following paragraph disclases sar,
that 10 ridiculous
sIbssal.-The local Lecture Com.
aissss Of indianapolis has refused te
,svise the Rev. +. u, Chaplin O
New York, TO deliver ! lecture in thci,
eessss' on account Of his religion,
vasva Mr.. Chxpv. i. . Uuivers.list
-.'ee' y, !. the = option Of the good peo
'e q Isd'ssc. poliA di.qualides him
nea ssps' sing . correct opinion o
Ce'anbs.L"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
.

ACCIDENT ~ ius GREAT Wps1EKS
ENtHoAp.--Ihc nigh, express going
east came in collision with a freight
train over the junction on the NOR.
ming Of the sth inst. NJ Keller
overseer Of the Water department, was
killed. and one Of the engineers danp.
erously scalded. The night EXPIRES.
Messenger, Mr.. Everson was also seri.
ou'ly injured. None the passengers
were burt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

nocnssrsR AoRAls.-A physican
il Rochester i now in prison for eau.
ilg ~ dsath Of young woman he
- ssdsssd. BY m s6ort toproducs an
sbostiaa. And now, . young girl q
ssapsssah,s Amily, agsd 10 year., haa
saassd ~ asvsst ofa yesth II ls.who,
- allueA snssssdsd n hss ruin BY
- : efnnsiagA usb = psises,
~ vllA0 = nasss ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

ooo UWoexe1eamd.
The last citadel Of Liberty in the
Continent Of Europe is about to be
attacked by Prussia, with the appro-
batiou Of England, and n strong effort
70 extingnish this Alpine ASYLUM of
Freedom, even as poor Poland was
destroyed. that Tyrsnts may no longer
dread the contsgion and danger Of its
republican example. Prussia claims
the right Of Sovereignty over the Swiss
canton Of Neufchatel, and the Swiss
are unanimous aud enthusiastic in
afm'ng to repel the sggressious u
Prussia. This question Of Sovereignty
y ono Of the fimsiest and shabbiest
pretexts for crushing the Swiss Repub-
nc that WAS ever devised by ,il!ainous
tyrants and divinely anointed despots.
Switzerland has for many wears
been enabled to preserve her republi.
can liberty amid all commissions,
changes, and revolutions, that have
swept over the face Of Europe, and is
sort Of beacon light Of promise to
tns struggling democratic patriots Of
every European government. True
y u, that the soldicry Of Switzerland
nave been loaned out to despots as
n'rel'ngs in too many instances, when
u employed at oil, they should have
been defending those whom they were
PAID to asssil, and this has cas-. a
stigma upon the name of republican
switzerland. BIT in the valleys and
among the hills Of that Republic, there
/" an unconqnerable race of men, who
have been nurtured in the cradle Of
hosrty, and grown strong, bold and
vigorous; rendering them giants in
battling for the defence of their noun
IAN homes. Already has Prussia
gwen orders for the assembling Of all
army Of $4,000 men to march into
Ne'fchatel, and the gallan, Swiss are
mastering an equal force to oppose
them. If deep and fathomless ,reach
cry does not enter the cabinets Of
england aud France, and ii Prussia
snd Switzerland are permitted to fight
sh's battle alone, We hesita,. not =
moment in saving that, that little
mountain Republic will pour down
from its Alpine defles such Nh ava
lanchs Of indignant and irresistible
heemen, - will annihilate any force
that Prussia may dare to bring to in
wade the country. But we fear the
double treachery Of those Allies who
suffered Poland to be carried out to
il royal butchers, and bleeding Hun.
gary to be trodden in the dust and
ground beneath the heel ola Haps.
burgh, and lastly the delightful aud |
claasic land Of Italy is over-run with
''s''sn lsgions to conquer the republi.
can demi-Rods who had arisen 10
mart the inviolable rights Of man.
Al monarcAs hate and fear all repub-
w. and will openly or secretly plot |
eAsir downfall. 1t 10 natural result |
q k'ngly usurpation. But if England
md France do aid Prussia in assault
Ing Switzerland, We hope and trust
hat the United States will find some
Psstsxt for coming to the aid of the
gallant descendants Of William Tell.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

"ilA,r lot >Eh> l;nlpunr." The
Tribune expose a '"'lg- l.raticed.
>oine Of the New IoiI, ladies' on New
Year day. hy which they were ens-
bled 70 preserve the appearance of ban
ishing intoxicating drinks from the re-
freshmen tables. while they managed
to meet 'hc wishes Of those who han
kcred for the good creature" In the
basement, Bridgct's' peculiar domain,
a variety OF sti,nulants were kept, and
callers were invited down stairs to "see
brldget before leaving the manson
he inst inquiry heard bv the New
lear guest was,"Will You have j, with
MT water ard II little l-nnn.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

1880.
The Philadelphia Bulletin estimates
that the representative population in
1860 throughout the Union, will be
about 3l,O00,OOO. divided as follows:
Free States 10000. 900
Slave " 1900, 900
The number Of representatives be-
ing ?S4, the ratio OF appointment will
be about $4,000. and the House
will sonsist of Isl representatives
from Free States and SO from Slave
States. BY the present apportion-
ment there are IA from Free States,
and 90 from Sl'Ne States.
The Bullet a distributes the mem
beers as followa:
Southern St.sax 81
New England States 20
Middle So
Western :" 70
In Gaze Of the admission into the
mon If Kansas, Nebraska. Oregon,
Utah. or new State from part Of
Texas, these figures will be somewhat
modified, as each new State will have
At least one new member. and the
older States will losc in a corresncnd.
ing degree.
II the calculations Of the Bulletin are
correct, the Presidential Electors for
1860 will number 206-ls5 from
Free, and ll8 from Slave States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

YWe soeserieee Aas oas u .ssaad sores os prime
y p..ir.e leads b Jasps, story, Marshall and
IsaasIm O'e.tses. wAteh be WIN Ill Ter cash.
terms. also for sale scn~ a. mi inr Isxon nrsdy
- FRY streets In North Davenport
0Des ~ =" OlIvER G. LOGAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
MARRIED

On the 18th inst By the Rev. s. r. GIllett, OF New
Albsn, Ind. Door. J. frLLEa Of Chicago,o MISS
NsLs daughter Of 3. 3. GiLLETT Req. Of this city
Madison Courier please copy.
lAccompAnying the above notice was liberal sup
ply Of wedding cake. We wish friea,l the Dcci
and hts autitu bride all tn bss which lovers i'm
aRine they are destined to enjoy.