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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
Executors Notice.

A LII CREDITORS OF HENRY SEELYE,
n dec, late of Trinity County, will exhibit
their claims, accompanied by the necessary YOU
chers within ten months from this date, to the
undersigned, executor of said estate, at Weaver
ville or they will be forever barred.
DANIEL ROWLAND,
Executor estate of Henry Seelye, dec.
Weaver, Sept. 28, 1857. STAT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

Az ExCrTGXG TGNE.-The San Andreas hide
pcndent. speaking Of the daily arrival OF immi-
grant trains at that point, says quite an excite
ment was created few days since by the report
that an approaching train was accompanied by
three hundred girls Clean bibs'' and standing
collars were in great demand for awhile. The
report, however. was premature but the train is
looked for in q few days"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

"kIRKs QUIRKs. Under the above heading
the Red Bluffs Beacon says that man Oh his way
to Weaverville, across the Plains was sent by
Kinks party from Stony Point, on the Humboldt,
ria IIangtown We should be much pleased to
have a talk with this man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

PERsoNAI-We are pleased to notice the re-
turn of P. NJ. Eder, Esq, formerly resident Of
Weaverville. Mr.. Eder has been absent some
thing over year, and during that time has trav-
elled extensively on the old Continent. We are
also gratiied to learn that his health is much i'm
proved.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

HORRIBLE MURDER IL MARYsvIILE.-The Err
press says Pawnbroker, by the name OF Gram
mont, was found murdered in his Office on Sun
day morning his body being mangled in shock
ing manner
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

WE have good reason to believe that in nine
cases out of ten, coughs, colds and all bronchial
irritations, however severe may be cured by the
use of Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry. A sin
gle trial will prove this.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

LEFT no WnL.-Judgc Murray died without
making q will, and his estate must pass into the
hands of the Public Administrator 1t is said
that he left no property except law library
which is worth $4,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT l HAVE THIS
L day sold and conveyed all my interest in and
to the Grass Valley ranch, and the real and per
sonal property connected herewith, to Spencer
Lowden to whom | have delivered the same. and
withdrawn from the firm of w. S. Lowden & Co..
and from and after this date will be responsible
for no transactions or liabilities of said firm.
MARSHALL Ii. LOWDEN.
Grass Valley, Sept. 20, 1857. 373t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

CORRECTIoN.-An error in last week paper
made us say that the total value of taxable pro
periy in this County was $lOO, ,OOO, ,OOO-a mistake
of only s98,80O,OO0 1t should have read ST.
231, ,O56.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

To MNERs-We call the especial attention OF
our readers to the advertisement of W. d. Ma
gure, of North Fork. Tie property offered is
undoubtedly valuable, and we recommend miners
to avail themselves of the opportunity afforded
probably rare one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

OVERLAND RoUTE.-The San Diego Herald
saws the Overland Mail Co. will advertise the
first OF the present month to take passengers from
that place TO New Orleans for $500.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

YoM KIBBUR or the Day of Atonement, was
celebrated on Monday last with fasting and pray
er by those of our citizens belonging to the Jew
ish faith. Places of business were closed during
the daY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
M A R HE ID.

At Shasta, on the 2lst ut., by Hon. William p
Shasta Courier, to Mrs. SARAH BAKER, of Shasta
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

J.. c. Wo0Ds.--Tbe San Francisco bulletin of
the 2sth publishes letter from r. K. Porter, in
which he states that this bank swindler is now in
San Diego.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

THE FIRST MESSAGE to be forwarded by the
American and European sub marine telegraph,
viii be as follows :--"Glory 10 God on high, peace
and good will to man on EARTH The next will
be one from Queen Victoria to President Buchan-
an 10 be followed by his reply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
.EToR- S SA.IuE-
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
' the term of the Board of Supervisors of Trim
ity County, California, to be begun and held on
the first Monday in November, 1857, the under
signed will apply for renewal of his license to
keep a toll bridge across the Trinity River at
Kanaka Bar. NJ w. PERSONETT & co.
Weaver, Oct. !, 1857. STAT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

THERE is an apple in Petaluma which weighs
80 ounces, and a potatoe in Placervlle which
weighs | l pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

THE BANNER COUNTY, Every vote polled in
San Diego County for Governor, was cast for
John B. Weller.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

READ the adv. of d. Seares in another place
to-day. lie offers for sale some valuable proper
ty in this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

RuMoR says that Julia Dean Hayne will visit
the northern towns during the winter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

HUTcHINGs MAGAZINE for October is received.
This monthly is fast growing in public favor
To be had of f. W. Blake x Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

To BE EXECUTED Moore and Butler, for mur
der, are to be hung at Nevada, on the 9th inst
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

IoHS KELLY the celebrated violinist and vO
ealst Is performing at Red Bluffs,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

The PENNsYLvANIANs are playing to crowded
and delighted houses II Yreka
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

morning for Plumas County, where be goes to
hold the October term Of District Court
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
French g. Spanish Lessons.
Musical Instruments.

e0Ala. Guitars. Violins, Accordcons, Flutinas,
&1GK Flutes, and Flies, of superior quality and
syyEgg tone. Also, Violin Bows, Bow Hair, vi
olin Screws, Instruction Books, &c. &c.
The best assortment of Italian Violin and Gu.
tar strings ever brought to this market. just re-
ceved at the City Drug Store r. A. FAGG.
Weaver, Sept. IL, 1857. 34td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
" Whizzing hy the fences,
Buzzing by the trees,
Horses footing splendid,
Going at their ease,
Cutting down the flyers,
Driving n Ia mode,
Bless me this is pleasant
Riding on the road

Ever since the ride to Grass Valley our mind
has been filed with buggies, stages and carria-
ges in our dreams we have been driving " fair
ones in every imaginable direction, even to the
Hymcnial altar, but we greatly doubt whether
there is any such good luck in store for US, how
ever fortunate others may be,
We cannot ratrain from returning thanks to
the entire Lowden household for the hospitality
ard kin dness shown us on our recent trip to Grass
Valley.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02
Modern Damonraov.

IntDe S,a,e Couyen ION Of the ''D-muc
racy" of o 10 held in Columbus on .
8 h ot January. 1913. the following reoo.
rtions were alop.ed ani both have been
re.adop-ed wi hou alteration At he Sat
Conventions, held in. 1850. so. So. "a
an 49,
"l Resolved Fiat the people Of Oalo
now, a. ,hey always have done, hook upon
slavery as an evil, aud unlavoabe 70 the
development OF the spirit and practical
benefit, OF free institutions. and that en-
ierIaining these sentiments, they will a. all
times leel It to be their du u use all
r,wer clearly given. by he terms of the
National compact to prevent its increase,
20 mitigate aud finally eradicate the evil;
bu' be il ur'her
"2 RESOLVED. Tina the Damorratir
parry at Onio dn a. the same time iully
RECOGNIZES the doo,rine held by the early
lalhers OF the R.pnbic, and still main
tained BY the D"mlc ATTIC par Y in all the
Sta es. that to each 5 ate longs he RICH
70 adopt aud modify us own in ernpl af
fairs, 70 hold aud maintain an equal and
Independents sovereignty with each anI
every State shi tna upon these rights
,he Na'i1nal L'gsla ure can neither ley
islate Lor enrr ach.
Such was D"m craey, as late as 1855.
Blu alas wha ~ change has come over
the spirit Of their .reims." In their
S'at' aud Comfy resolves, Of 1856 and
1851, hey are silent on his question -
Not word have they 10 say aslns he
evils and spreai Of Slavery Then they
wer- in favor Of "mitiss lng and finally
ersdieating The evil" now they deny
hat the general s"vsrnmsa; or the pep-
pie Of territory hsv" any power over it.
Where is the Dsnoora ic par y Of 1855
Gone South.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02
VOL. TX
Ans. am somewhat aoquaioled viii

Ans. | am somewhat acquainted with
it.
Question by the same. What is his
general character in that respect?
Answer. Ina large msjority ofin t,nces
where have heard his character Tor truth
spoken Of, Il has been unfapora5le in thai
respect
Fsl,rick Whftlesey, one Of the
Judges Of the Court II Common Pleas OF
Cuyahoga County
Cues. How long have YOU been ac.
quNint.d with Il B. Payne?
Ans. About.six years.
Ques. Are y1u acquainted with his
general character, in the ueighborhvod
where he resides for truth?
Ans. To some ex,ent.
Qo' Whal as his general character in
this Fcspecte
Aus. | have heard Il questioned.
Cues Have you no known Mr.. Payue's
profession j statement that is. his word
Of honor in court questioned: and are moi
complains uf his want uf vemcity often
heard among business men?
Aus | b We heard complain Of Mr.
P.'s veraci'y frim professional men.
Ques. Have you n0, yourself declared
that you believed he had stated falsehonds
in court, wlils you we're on the b., oh; OF
uttered words OF similar purpor,?
Ans. have said thai il the ia emrnts
Of o hers were true, his uould nOs b.
Ques d 'es Nj Payne sus ain good
charac er for truth, among fcsproiabl.
men, whom you have heard speak Of that
oharacler?
Ans. | HAVE HEARD MS CHARACTER F"R
TRUTH QUEST oNED BY RE PECTABLE MEN
Qies. Frequently OF otherwise,
Aus. should say several ines.
Qies. by the Committee by quest al
Mr.. Payne. Have you heard Mr. ayne',
character Tor veraei,y questioned by res
prrmble persons othe. tnan m-mbers al
the bar, auI If so, by whom, aud how
many, and under what circumstances?
Aus. My rpcOllrctions are con6ped tc
professional men; though may have
heard OF orcums anrss impu sning hi,
veraoity from others, which are not recol
lected.
Samuel II. Malher-
QUESTION. How long have you been ao
quanted with II B Payne2
Answer Since The winter OF 1886
GU 's'iOn. Are you acquMnte with his
general character, in the neighborhvod
where he resides, tor truth?
Answer. am.
Question What is his general charac
ter III lat respect?
Answer 1T is DouBTFuL.
I p Handy siys that he lis acquain
Ted with Me-. P.'s character for tru,h auI
veracity;" bu won't tell what il Is. Ii
reply TO The query, he says, IL capno
answer that question
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02
Let Us Know

Dnes the fila Tribune intsnl to de-
fsnd che official cOndlctof Treasurer
Gibson. Does il intend TO endorse all
and singular his ACTS? Does il mean to
declare TIA he has aotrd right in all his
TRANSACTIONS? L-I Us know. whether The
Black Republican parry Of Seneca Coun.
y ,iefsui CONSOLIDATION
No Way do you ask suoh silly ques-
lions? Publish tbs Repors Of rhoma.
sparrow. Democrat: thai viii tell you
'who Ole Tie peoples money"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02

The Democratic STAT. Executive Com
init se have issued lengthy addrsas To
the p4opls Of Ohio. Il is the greaiest
tissue Of falsehonds aud misreprssenla ions
We have eyer ssen, and the Republicans
should give ia wide circulation, that tho
people may See is glsriny Inconsistencies.
~ The Seneca County Fair comes
off on the 9TH, ssh aud esh Of Oct.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-02

sy oihtf iiabiliiitf cieuch tfancht
'bililies shall have been discharg-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
F0; Sale,
ta9 acres Pine Timber lard f0r sale

IViR subscriber win sell yan4ti" trart of tesF-v
Timber Lad of POO sr-as =, V-is oi,-', -''rat.a
near st crnf- Fans 0n waof: r. ytr snd rrnniaF
fa K or n sfaAl Lax h'f,g the - tih in
Tho Huleon LaSe sups ricr Es,trnG VIII 'a along
side ct Il. q ~ th-orv q II Is fthn me- hcHn
i ri ~ .t'nn.i~ 10 Nes vsllase u~'rrinr
~ in 'hs '''fre ,isfn vicinity ari tha laod Wit 10
wei + Icy cut IN viilae. ~. A Saw Nl + hing
err - ID IN this b. autip fraam Dithn NV rod a.
this lard: he allow Ind Is n. ~ chem 100
srr" Si-o Il Z r'-as Pm Tlr,h.- Land ~ the fr~'
auaii,v. on III herks of tie Chirnnwsy, wber. ~
logs can hc easily ioa.si low into the fis- sirri,
to market. TT a aNorc ~ e-ty viii he "A nj hr~-
gain: said land Is free and lear from all ncurhr-
Anc'. Tens Yasv. For further patruls-s erquire
f'n" subscriber, No. efTsire Row
aecloitf IL HOICOMB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
E.y.TEFLyE E.N'GE

DesNe,ueS River Land for sale
F.s.Vyl DEP.1RTWE.ST.
.,. .Nf,inss Rirrr Enefgntion and Il 20
orruxwA. Iowa, April ~ 1870
vlsEE unie-s Isnai herchy gives notice. 'hS, Wv
I Of3ce H. rnv o,sen Cor tho sale ~ these vNrS"f"
si, They will hc old Oh long cre''ti aIh VI 'o'- 'o
III r,e.ns ard WISHES of purchssers
Ar,,rther ita-ra,ion Desired IN relation '" thosf
:, p,lihe frrriahed on application A. ih's once
r,.uor o,harw,se GPo PERKINS,
tm.v,a,.p Ism. Commissioner.
1.aNp'DT .. AIrnFf.
Dye MOtsfs NAviGArioS e."
nNthc s'v;-en'h dnv ~ Jun". net the 9r'r~ ~
the ss,r ~ tho lands - this c,'nranv will J"F
rc,,ovnd from, thia rl-cf to Frt Des Moline.
These lands vii h. sod on long rr"atI ana IT
,a.s IN sr, the nleanst tna ur.shca of Purchasers.
GEO r pppvINa
Land Comm, sslone
a,,,u-a ou. Ss ay,7 daws
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
DRY GOODS.

D4N i NOO/s0e
NEW STORE
N EW GOO ID = {!
z. y II. III. Ti.v.EIs,
A RE- rIw open,nk at the stand folm,riy occupied
"A by Aess.s Sgtt,n CO..
CORNER 2ND y ROCK ISL AND ST,
an entire stock Of
Dry Goods,
bought BY one of The arm in th- e's o. New York e1-
pressy fol tbis market, and vel suitd to the ts'ie
and sssson. Our stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
IS large and comprise s'a many elegant sies and
pa,terns Black f.ncy, y ain -tTip II ant rnid Silks,
Mua,in and Wool D.iainc-, Wool brig, English
sln french Merinoes, Pagsmetts Cloths, &c Al-o
,avy STICK Of Merfiu.ack, Cocheco, Bay State,
Philip All n's, snc other soea brands OF
Prints,
All OF which viii be sold al wy low PRICE
Clesks and MantiIlas.
rhb dcpar tu,ent u our stock h run sil eotplegsand
contslns = great many nev styles, boneht ctreet OF
| he manufacturers; also . splendid sssor'm'nt OF
CLOAkING CLOTHS.
= III A w -
Long and Square Broche and Bay State shavls, Bro
che 3carfs, &c.
Also nice yaristyof
LADIES OPERA HOODS,
Con forts, victorinss, Quiit-d and Hoop Skitis
HOSIERY GLOvEs,&o
Our stock OF
IL ~ Dr. o I 611'i Gx,
contains q great many b"autifnl Collars, Hsndksr-
chiefs. Serves Bands, Flouncisg aces and Edgng-,
and a complete stock of Velvet and other Dress AMI
and Cloak Trimmings Our stock OF
STAPLE GOODS,
Is vorv large and contains srlendid variety of b'd
Hanket4 brown and teeched Mrsius and Dfil'lnRs'
Tiokin. wooden and cotton Fiann'ls, iinseYs Drh-
Inns, Crash. a..
Our eoo'> We. i.u,ht With the iht'nthn OF ops =
nc hero shout III frst OF lest Month, hnf were
MT sM- taur,.nrr a ron1n. TIE seasn hss 60 far
advanced that we will sell them at very low pr"
70 low N not lower than ever before ehered IN
this city In order TO mgh" -oom FOR onr -prns si~
OF goods The public respectfully inv!t'a tc CA
and oxamine go.ds and prices.
III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
REAL ESTATE.

JILSIS Ll'T.i.sIE.
l. A ND g EN- II.
Office In A,chisen'. Block. second street.
between Main and Brady.
Timber Land.
III AcRfs .arse hra ttta. Timhsr. ?" nliie,
l l l frnm Davenport; price $40 p-r acr., WITH
diviGed 10 suit pa; cha-ers.
Improved EarES.
2s0sNss highly improved ia, m; uies frem b.v-
p.f; 2po ses IN cultivation. goa board tenee. with
? ~. ofsnsa. house, soi", rte.
Abcsuiful firm ~ pes from Dsv.np,rt-l0o
acre,-s. a1tr- IN cultivation part tifnaar new
Ia use, stable, e.c
NIL. . froul pavenprt; eo acres; ~ acres In
81. ss.ss .,e '"'"'-'-""''s '''s'' A"'''"' Sta
Si1 aces miles .ro,u Daveitport-l7S acres IN
fence, iso sece<lgA hign state Of cultivation, i3s
.szssv tase og,hArd, Two soe-i Wells - water,
mil, = n nav npl.t-sn .Aeres ~ cultivation
goc. hoa-e, stable, etc.
81 mile ;:atl D.veuport--l21 acre.. ali IN fcc-
RI ,houss, stt;.e, 'tc.
nib, fron Dlvenrort-so netr-; - rsr.s Il ri'i-
tivstloi par tint r, la.se NV t,'i'. s&'d barh-
etc. ttc
II mr. from Davenp,ft--so aclf.s; 80 acres IN
cultivation. rood hons-, .isbt', eir.
" ,I.'ts FIR RI Dsvcnltefi-so acre., 6n acre. in
Gu .ivsfiun ;vod hous'. stsh.e. etc.
IL mlcs sro, Ddv"nr so acre.; 10 scrc' ia cul-
tivstiur, II acres sYenaid timber. balance p-r'rie
sc orchard, rnnning water. hoes" u - s'ah.'.
smoke hc,s~, etc.
IS mHes from psytapirt; So aers.--all'n ,nitiSa
ticn; house, stable; etc.
i.mi.e. from pavenpott 80 .,ctr.-sil 10 hne" a'ti
cultivation.
2Go acres in fence and cultivation Ii" nuhuqn@
lad, miles from Davenport.
~ acrr- prairi- land miles from DAvenpatt."cln-
ti'u Wow ov,; loct Tn Mi,si.siipi sna nsvrf-
port.
2on acre. 4 rch peaii isni be wslcoi', s",lr -
IL rnliitafcd. = ID l.rfa' ari"un' cf "u'mprrv~'
lsnt IN Scott ftuary.
\ number - tpus.s lot end vaornt iei-, q y art
~ ,;'nafe' n tiTrcnt parts q narenroft For sale
er f.vurak t"rrns.
- hesnthl lot, ii, North nsvenpoti-t~riar !.e-t-
shT 'p?y IN
ytt.f IUIIITS tYrANCE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
NOTICE..

NOTICE l. hereby given that election win b
~ hold, q on the Arst Moudsy Of ApIn Lsxt, at the
usual pisces of holding such Election In each end
every pre,lnet In 3oott eouny u which time there
Will be vote tsksn by the voters of said county for
the following ulacsrs, to wit: 0Is Superintendent
Il Pubic Instruction. for the State Of lnws Re-
G!ster Of the Land Once; one Commissioner Of the
DEM Tres Rapids improvement; one Judgc Of the
Fourteenth Judicial District. coGestinG Of the ceun.
Ties Of SCOTT, Jackson and C,inton one Assess Of
the review Of SCOTT county, 5tste of lows.
There viii At tbs said election also voss - taken
n the Ike Qurstiop. Those in fsves will vote .
ballot ''Ior Liceass,' and those opposed "Against
license"
10 testimony hereof. I have set my hand this ltA
day Of March, 1857. ". T. CO0E,
narch3 d&w1W County Judge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01

DARN lNDUCEAEETs 10 AOxNTS-DxYDDI.
nENCED OanvAssinS Asrnts wanted In III parts
Of tie country tor tbs 'Conpssheusive 0eeerephy
WssiaS sros. The .ss ,.ss ss.s % i2s prsssn. us.
~ o 0oODnsca. (Petes parIey.) M60aatly boaa6
sud ssautiiulis tlsstsated. prtss ~ seld eoay ~
Agents 10 WHOM specss dislsicss vii - eivea. ~.
Ter pAstioa,sts sppay T.
lleA,5du ~ WtiiaA .istsa, NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN,
HORSE ElIOER AND FARRIER

SHOP ON 3rd STREET BxTwETNBRspy AND PERRY
M WISHES to inform tie citizens Of -
sYIIA DaveDv OFT Acd Scott Coont y gone H II
rally, thst he has permanently To- VI ~
u u ca e! himself in this city where he
prepared to shoe horses scientific principles.
AFTER tweniy yesrs study and practice the ansto
my o! IN. foot Of which tine he has spent ehvan
years under the supeIintendsnce of the best veteri
narian' In Europe, he wishes 10 say that he viii
give satisfaction to oil per ons having h,rses labor
ing Under the disease OF corns or cortrscions, COM
moly csied "hongh bound, inteIferne, overr' ach-
ns quarter cracks. sand schs, sprans Of the Cords
fouLders r,ng-bonts, end s?avins, fr all Of which
he warrants perfect cure IL durable. The Ry0ster
part Of these diseases csused by bad shoeine,
want Of proper judGmsas. (Mchl71u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
DAILY. S1ATE oEAlooRkf
csc. y. WEST, Publisher.
Err 4 ANS OF ADvERTbss"S'
III A AonnEp usossy rHs
DAVENPORT ASSOCIATED rkESS'
March Ist., 1885.
.or,CE TO ApyERTIsERs.

M eou.r.cts for yearly ady.r''ssi'
,,nuea vi,hou, previoas notice 70 o. u,.,o., Of
Lare. cu.. charged double the same
ype. ,su more than
p,.pl.yea savsr,iseusu one "'''
,.suai rates. ,,, ,s nnaer-syvd ~
yearly Advertising contracts WI 's ~. .a,er-
apply .r,eey to III. 'n"sa''s ea,"s' IN BY the .a
',..r ~ and all other aavs'.semen'' 'S'' - -
,-,,,,er viii be charged extra ,,, instructor
Advertisement. so' as',s a'ss '"sa aeeo.arsly
sa,,ee, ror raiao,s and 'sas'o.,.s sh.r.sa a.
90, ,,m. free Of cost, 'b''eA A''e'
~, sav.rtisen,snt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
FOs. Sale CHsNp.
Prairie Lands for Sale.

VJNHE subscriber has one N. usand acres Of nriTe
4 prairie land. in Jasper, Story, Mar-hsll ard
Franklin Counties, which he will sell fr cash, or ex-
aange for other property upon the most favorable
erfas. also for sale fre building Lotson Brady
nd Perry streets In North Dayf
ian u dtf OLIVER @ LOGAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-01
,,omsropArnlC MEDICINE

m FRINGE, N D.-T0 Ne consulted ., ms u,spn'
> -. - IN b,.hy h,i ween Fourth and Fitth str-e's
s@s' ss IN 10 O clock A N. tilltP. N. Residence
r'',i.east corner Brsay and sifteerth streets
suxas-dawen,
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s,,a and Ornamental Painter; can y. ..,
old stan" " janladiy
brady, Davenport.
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j. y. AsrRSsKs. .wS
ANunESE>, BROThEhS'
.,, Choice Family Groceries and Provisions
aiso . general assortment Of Dry Gooas, po's and.
50. iists and Caps, Hardware, Crockery' sooa
s'o .riov ware, Ac., Corner Of Sd street and
vss,ern Avenue. Davenport. Iowa. oe'ie
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JILSlS Ll'T.i.e1E,
l. A ND A q II II II.
Office In Atchiron'. Block. second street,
between Main und Brady.

ACRES .arge braatiin, Timhyr. 2n nu.-,
l from Davenport; price go p-r VII b.
diviGed to suit pIs tha.ers.
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ya.sN JORDAN
,srin Ready Made oionans' o'''''' a.,,,u
-, Vron, street Davenport io~A
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,uo,ps,s q, Lsv "',s, NO y = comu,i.,onre
MAN street, in ''"'
90 r,urt ol Cihluu-.
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eve. O.. tst n"f
.,,ro4v and G'anseio' IL A""'
,;o,..r of Deeds for Cohn"c'V"'
wuaye and careie s'sSns,"a , .e
'on ,,,,a. -, and "a o,her Alnds ofiera' 'us
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IL tlrds Of choice C19@r0 so" III s""'
FINE CUT TOBACCO.
pypEs FANCY GOODS. &c. 20. Ac
star. on south s,ie - Oh street b,t. Msin Brady
ps,.npsrt Aug 18Th '5stly
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T.HOG AN ~,

Attorney and ub>'.lor at Law ,"'.ono',. to~a
oor,er Main aud second streets, haN'"fo y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-09

GO Let virtue and truth lie your guide,
and not pleasure and interest.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-09

an invisible person. The fire upon the
hearth was quite low, and gave very faint
light. immediately after the extinguish-
ment of the candle, a green light inter
spcrsed with orange -colored rays, seemed
to envelope the upper portion ofthe young
girls body giving her a supernatural ao-
pearance, and the most melodious sounds
followed, resembling the music of the Eoli-
an harps, appearing to be around, below,
and above the occupants Of the ROOM
This lasted about five minutes, when the
music ceased and the candle upon the man.
tel piece was again ignited, and the girl fell
insensible to the floor. Some two hours
elapsed before she was fully restored from
her trance-like sleep; but every vestige of
the singular performance in which she had
participated had escaped her memory
Almost nightly since, spiritual demonstra-
tons have occurred at my neighbor's house
yet differing, in many respects, from those
by me.