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Central Committee Meeting.

A.. meeting of the Democratic Central
tommittec for Amador county, held in Jack
kOn July 9th, 1857, the following members
here present: Messrs. Lane, Davis, Morgan,
fnmnger King and johnson.
EP. c. johnson was chosen as permanent
zrha.rman of the Committee, and j b. King
Secretary
The Chair announced that Mr.. LaGrave
1 ad declined the nomination for Superintend-
I'm Of Common Schools, and that it would
Eeyolye upon the Committee to fill the va
tancy Whereupoa f. B. Mcintyre and +.
h Kingsley were placed in nomination
AIr Mcintyre received four votes and Mr..
kngsey two votes. Mr.. Mcintyre was
tlercfore declared the nominee for Superin-
ltnendent of Common Schools.
On motion of Mr. Emminger, the follow
b. Preamble and Resolutions were unan-
Aonly adopted:
WHEREAS, Inc Democratic Central Committee,
6nlcntandng that the citizens of jackson will
: axe ample arrangements for the appropriate re-
&piOn 0, John b. Weller and I. Ii. Williams on
D 18th inst. therefore,
ResOiUed, That We earnestly recommend that the
<zens of the various precincts of the county at
tld the meeting to be held on that day. Also
fat the Democracy of the different precincts take
BEL action as win secure thorough organization
\ the party, and the consequent triumph of Dem
kraiic principles.
4 On motion, adjourned until Monday, Aug.
d at ! o'clock, r. NJ.
p. C. JOHNSON, Chm.
} B. KING, Sec'y
torRr or SEssIoNs.-The August Term Of the
fpurtsf Sessions for Amador county commences
Jackson next Monday. The following jurors
b. been drawn
Grand Jurors: Gerald Cullen, L. Morrell, -
4 lips, j. II. Milton, A. Lithgro. Moses Hill. W.
4 Alexander, S. Jerome, J. n. Slee, +. Martel, L.
Luther l.. f. Northup, - Kearsing S. S. Hart
n II. killham, Il. b. Howe, ii. Hinckson. j. ID.
AQn D. Murray, Vim. Owens, S. Levy n. L..
hrllag, r. Ludgate, l.. Morgan.
irei Jurors; G. Hoyt, J. Hamerck E. F. Hoyt,
\ H. Harvey $. Hanford, Ben. Ross, A. joy, G. d.
\ rn I. NJ. Harris, J. Horsely, A. Hitchcock l.. A.
fm, - Hooper, Alex Jerome. J. Hubbard, J. w.
&fdley, r. Reed. NJ. Hauford, S. Hill, T. Love,
q d. Harmon H. Hostetter, James Hammond, w.
Loring.
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TIE CouRr HOUSE WELL-A force-pump
has been liked" in the county WELL In the
language OF celebrated somebody-Goodl
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Lumber! Lumber!

LUKHEWCFs HEHHHAWLAs
TNHE undersigned respectfully inform the public
| that they have completed their saw mill which
is located on what is known as Pratts Ranch, Lit
tie Grass Valley and distant from Volcano two
niles and are now prepared to furnish custome
and others with
All Kinds and Qualities of Lumber
At the shortest notice ana at the lowest prices Our
mill is new and in excellent order, aud we feel
ourselves competent to compete with any mill in
the county, and we hope 20 receive a share OF pa
tronage.
PRATT & CARTLAND.
NAV lG 30-3m
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REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN.-The Republ-
can nominating Convention, for Amador coun-
ty, Is called to assemble in Jackson August
oth The precinct meetings will be held on
the 9th instant.
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VIM. Mcdowell,

CONSTABLE Township No. One. Ofice-with
~ Bruce Husband, J. p at the Court House
May always be found at his Office when not ne.
cessarily absent on business.
nav is 30-6
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State of California, |
County of Amador,

State of California, %
County Of Amador,
On reading the affidavit of plaintiff, and being
fully advised in the matter, il is the order of the
court that the above summons be served on the de-
endant by publishing the same two weeks in the
"Weekly Ledger"
Given under my hand this 22d day of july A.
d. 1857.
n. F. LANE, j. P.
iY 25 40-4w
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CLINTON,
CIOugh's Saw Will,

CFVUEb 80" "H
AT the Foot of Grass Valley, Amador County
INHE undersigned respectfully notifies the public
i that his Saw Mill, located as above, has re-
Gently been thoroughly repaired, and provided with
a splendid, new steam engine, and is now in ex-
celent running order, whereby he is enabled to fill
all orders for Lumber at the shortest notice. He
has any quantity of the finest quality of timber on
hand and within reach, and customers may depend
upon being supplied with good article of any de-
scrption of Lumber they may require.
gsss- Seasoned Sugar Pine Lumber on hand.
Prices TO suit the times.
A. 7. CLOUGH.
june 33-3m
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CISroN.-All the water at present in the
RckSon ditch is conveyed to Clinton, yet the
'ppIy is limited. Miners at work, make big
|ages. The quartz interest of the neighbor-
POa is being rapidly developed, and the pros
Fc' Is that Clinton will ere long rank among
II most prosperous quartz mining towns Of
I state. Two or three mills are in course
construction, and a number more are in
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Bavaria Brewery,

Bavaria brewery.
HNlIE undersigned have entered into Co-Partncr-
l. nership in the business and proprietorship of
the above establishment under the name and style
of Ritter * Co., and respectfully solicit the patron
age of the public.
JOHN RITTER,
JACOB FRANK.
Volcano July llth, 1857.
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Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
TIN, COPPER a. SHEET-IRON WORK.
l.. d. HERRICK,


TIN, COPPER a. &SHEET-IRON WORK.
l.. ID. HERRICK,
(Successor to Herrick d Evans.)
Fre-Proof Brick Main Street, Jackson.
fEs BEGS leave to announce to the pub o
~! lie that he will keep constantly on(%J
p 2 hand, and dispose ofat the very lowest N4/
prices, q large and complete assortment of Hard
ware Stoves Nails Cutlery, and all other articles
pertaining to the Hardware trade. Among the
tcles may be found
Pumps and Lead Pipe;
Mill, crosscut, hand and back saws;
Axes hatcbets, and hammers;
Augurs and bits of all sizes;
Chisels of all sizes and kinds
Nails and spikes Of various sizes
Chain and spring bolts;
Butts and screws;
Mill and saw files;
Door, pad, trunk and table locks;
Together with great variety of articles too nu
merous TO mention. In short, every thing that can
be found in any hardware store in The country.
Copper, Tin q Sheef-IrOn Work,
In All its branches executed with neatness strength
and dispatch A great variety of articles in this
line, of my own manufacture, constantly on hand.
JOB WORK SOLICITED.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to the old firm the undersigned hopes to
merit a continuance of the same and new friends
are invited to step in and examine my stock.
l.. d. HERRICK.
NAV Q 29-ly
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CoLD CoMFoRT-In hot weather. ice is the
great disideratum. 1t keeps one cool in body
and mind. Any quantity Of the article, clean
and pure, always to be had at Mastersons'
Livery Stable.
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Union Bakery.

have sold the "Union Bakery" at Volcano, to
JOHN FREDENBERG, whom / cheerfully recon-
mend to my old customers and the public.
JACOB FRANK.
Volcano, July llth. 1851. jylS-39-4w
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THANKS to Wesley Jackson, of the Jack
son Book and Drug Store, for newspaper
favors
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G. S. ANDREWS, agent of Wells Fargo &
Co., has our thanks for various favors.
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Cart. FRIsBIE of Solano, and VIM. NJ.
Lent of Santa Clara, are already in the field
for the Democratic nomination for Congress,
next year
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l. NJ. ID. C.-After debate, last Saturday
RFong, the Chair decided that the strongest
s"nent had been adduced against the just
II ol the Crabb massacre at Cavorca. This
'''"oS The question is; Resolved, That the
Cer oil Walker in Nicaragua was commen-
ne We understand that the ladies con-
r4p'a'e attending tonight, and it will fol
4 as matter Of course that the debate
~ Oe interesting.
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those Interested will do we'll to observe
caro- Of Leon Sompayrac.
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'tND us the State Journal, in wrapper
mail or express.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons holding
l. ' debts, demands or claims against the estate O.
George MITCHELL deceased, are required to present
the same to the undersigned at his office in Dry
town, county of Amador, within ten months from
the date hereof, or such debts, demands or claims
will be forever barred. All persons indebted 10
tine said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
j. B. KING,
Public Administrator.
jackson, June 23d, 1857
jy III 3S-4w
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iHERE is but little difference between a
III sister and Sin Twister.
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iHE steamer has arrived and the mail will
up today.
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Calayeras is one Of the many counties that
sent no delegates to the K. n State Con-
vention.
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iAE Board of Supervisors will meet on
|onday next.
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oOO'-Supervisor Ash has substantially
@'ed the bridge on Broadway street.
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Wines and Liquors of all kinds,

Picks; Shovels; Sluce Forks; Hoes; Nails, &c,
ss5- Our goods are all fresh and selected with
great care, and every article is warranted rep
resented by us.
iy IL 3s-tf
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QUARTz.-We are informed that a quartz
lode prospecting exceedingly rich has been
discovered at Fiddletown. Quartz mining
is rapidly becoming the leading interest in
Amador county.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11

4 correspondent Of that ysrtuous sheet
the 81. LOUIS RtpnLltcan, IN writing about
the Rock Island bridge, says;
have seen paper signed by nearly every
individual and firm engaged in the lumber
business on the water Of the upper Miasis
-ippi, giving formal notice to the railroad
company, not only that they will claim, at
law, compensation for all property lost BY
the bridge, but further, that they will re-
irc.- their wrongs at all hazards. The
meaning VI this cannot be misunderstood,
and the promise will be kept"
We presume the meaning which cannot
be misunderstood !. this, that some dark
night they will attempt to tear the bridge
down by mob violence, or burn il down-in
the day time no body Of men would dars
attempt the Outrage. Now we believe THU
IS simply foul Islander on those men q
whom the writer alludc. That some rats.
men would delight to engage in this or any
other outrage against law and order, We can
well belieye--but the charge that the greet
mass Of them, with the different firms en-
gagged IN the lumber business, would oct in
this d,sgraccful manner, or have In any way
gwen this correspondent the idea that they
eostd do so. i falsehood. They will abide
by the law. II the statement made in the
Republican, some time ago is true, that this
bridge ha- raised the price Of lumber, We
should think the lumbersnen would be the
last to oppose the bridge, inasmnch " their
individual losses by the bridge have been but
tr;hing, nothing to compare with what they
must have gained by the additional price o.
lumber. The Republicans and it, conssposd-
ent can reconcile this little discrepancy y
they please.
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A Coop William Wells Brown,
the colored orator, who 10 not 40 black Is
some white men, told very good story at
the Arlington celebration on Saturday On
steamboat on Csyaga Lake, the other day,
he went 10 the breakfast table with the 9th
or passenger. just - be took his scat, q
dark colored white man called . waiter and
asked II colorsd persons were admitted TO
the table with white folks. The waiter did
not know exactly what to say, 10 he called
the Captain, who On entering the cabin in
quired who had called for him. II, sir"
said Mr.. Brown, pointing TO the dark stran.
ger; " | desire 20 know u IL Is your custom
t0allow colored people ct the regular tablet
The Captain rsplisd thaa No dissection had
ever been made hstors, and ss,;ing the DARK
white man evidently annoyed In spirit, ap.
psalsd 10 the gsnegosity VI the colored ora.
tor, 70 allow him 70 remain. Mr.. Brown
finally CONSENTED, and It this turn Of affair
the white man, who Was % black y to b.
paAssd tor . negro, len the table In utter
di.erst and unable 70 speak his thoughts
Dostos Trapsilsr.
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WMERE wEaE TINE Epiroas I've ex-
pectsd TO see some OF our editorial friends Of
Davenport with the freinen, yesterday, but
we're disappointed. We had made prspara.
tions TO show them all the sights 81 the
city, and give them 'scordial" welcome
Hope they will be . little more sociablc
hereafter. -Ihuscafiae Jour.
We regret very much that We wsre not
able to see Muscatine - Others Jaw Il that
day, and unite In the general festivity. We
have been assured that our friends Of the
Journal were lying in wait, with fine car
riagc, hampers Of provisions, and cordial"
bsaanings Of soul, for struggling editors from
this city.
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- Under shss head limited number Of Special
Noescau WIN - inserted nj - sehis pes me each
inssrtios, or sessnts per week.
THE setne old tune, but the tuoe that
must be plnysd I sosld IKE III indebss1to me %
Book AecSuna to cons right aieas and p,sy 10 ths
tune Of forking over the needfa, a' intend 10 80
Eas, on tho anh 81 this month. W. D. HARRIs
Aurio dsw.
WAxrEp.-A Man Of some experience In
the Lumber business to take eharx& of Lumber
Yard Apply 10 RENwICK 4 Son,
audit Rail Read DeRo. saw Mill.
P,oxEra MlLls.--Thc iargcst AMI most
perfect Lumber Mills OH the Mississippi offered
for .ale Eco advertisement Of
austf MILLS DEWEY.
A SpLrxpEp new house with al out
buildings. and commanding delightful view Of the
river, for sale Dee sivertisrmsn, 81
aus,f MILLS = DEWEY
10000 30. /, Sawed Shingles-5OO, 600
LAth-aeo 600 cord Wood CT u per eord) kinds
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Biinds, &C. on hand .,
M.ls, as reduced price.
assn BURSELL, GILLET co
fon SsLr.-Two hundred acres II Grsss,
ready to cut Price " 60 per acre. Apply to
.uidlw GEORGE i. NICHOLS.
MoxEY TO LOAN on short time.
Apply TO ALMET sKEEL,
No I Dsvenports Block,
jyisdlms Cor Main aud "a ssr-sts
A kAnn Chance for q small investment
For sale ANAL establishment, where q good busl.
nsss may be done Address Immediately through
Post Once J. \. ]. jylstf
Ek- Money to Loan ON Real Estate
Security, by EDwAkD ALDEN,
mayls N W. corner Main and Second Sc
TAKG NoTIcE.-for Great bargains and
Fine Opportunities for Investment, see
MILLS DEwEYs
msysdtf Advertisements
FoR SALE.--A valuable Building Lot ON
Perry stree, Also. two large new Brick Store
Houses near Depot ALLEN 4 CLARK.
spsodif
GREAT BAasAISs.-Forty Splendid Lots
Ia Iambres Addition, In North Davenport, for sale
BY lno27l ALLEN CLARK.
EN Money to Loan, in sums to suit
| applicants, by TALLMAN POWERS
sp2sdu
10000 SHIsGLEs--Just Received, One
Half Million No l, Michigan Sawed Shingles fos
| sale at our Lumber Yard corner Fourth and Hsrr,
| con streets coTEs DAVIES
may df
" yor ARE SICK roo MUST TAKE MEDI-
ciss For all external aud internal psin use Dc
wins Palm Reliever which Is stronger aai requires
lees 10 effect . cure than any known remedy. For
fever and ague take the only safe aud haFaless
edy In the world Rhode. Fever and Ague Cure
For oil billion. complaint. take tho Anti Bilious
PILLS an auxiliary TO the 'Cuno These Remedies
destroy the Disease bu' nsVs the patient
" II CHAPLIN,
Wholesale Ast Pro, idenec, u I
For Sale By Druggist. generally hiidsw3,n
Foa SALE.--A farm of 50 acres, situated
Ia Clinton CO.. ono ms East oi Mig Rock A. o. and
quarter 81 mile from Rock Greek FIGURING Mn =
Thirty Improved and the entire farm 10
enclosed with good fence The farm IL Aell water.
ed aud has on I, fran house nearly now, with col
lar and well of fns water II viii hc sold Nth The
crops THEREON cor 30 per II disposed Of .ooh
Enquire Of MILLS = DEWEY
No Honmsns Block.
IN VI . r. WRIGHT on the the premise.
tViltf
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AsovI a CAr.--The tenscity Of the feline
tribe TO li6s y 20 proverhial, that il 10 .
common saying that - cat has nine lives.
We heard Of eass yesterday, from . per-
iectly riiabls source, that would seem TO
demoostrats tAis popular motion. On the
vacated houss, which remained closed and
unoccupisd until within the Last days. Al
the time the houss was closed favorite
cot disappsased. On Friday last the house
was opened, and tho CT found in . close
room, fron which he he'd 10 egress, still
aiirs She I'D been confnsd thess nsasly
four months, without focd o. water when
discovered, be was about - poor . speci-
men Of aninal exisesncs - could well be
conceived of-bsine m almost transparent
framework a skin and bone. Our iufcr-
nAnG ssys pussy bids fair to recover, and
haa ) woodssfl hankering sitter vict1als.
-Hsrrss Dsmscraf
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L.aND W..aRR.ANeTN
A. -

1--WE ARE CUSBTANTLY LUlNTINU
w Land Warrants la ths Springfield and jack.
con isnd distrtcts and have skiliful surveyors en-
eaged 10 seecting choice ands In anticipation VI the
Greedy rsopsnina ~ the nfhce 81 the WArsaw de.
sTict We have fnads II the interest II agsnts
serve Ne faithfully snd they have inssructlons 10
tarn oar Warrants rather than oeais them on late.
sies lands
Msps Of the country can BE- seen 81 our oficei No
30rants Block. Main slreet
audit w BARBER co.
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CEDAR COUNTY
No - 10 To~ashlp - ri w, ~ milss from
e ... :ss:,s !. = eS.iw.,s.ss.
ksssWW ; :.s,,s. !, . = ssss,W |: :....
" :sssioa 4 sxsiW, : ssss.
"a ~ isso ss.es q sssatissl land, sssessd shrss
- Z. 4 ss ::::'s. J, n. ....
M .ss,loa -, .iN
HWs " ! ssss.oa a.. ). ;. :
tmss.eias I'D serse u variety q wssl sinAsrel
: - y s i::: CIV liz -: -.
M n ~ l. Ts~n.A'p Dxs,w...s:s
4:.. IL. s.:,l D..... sA... ,..,.,. r....
az per acre.
~ "a II Tss..s,p nSaaw. ssr.s
sww :...i Z : s = !:
o;s.. .s.:: s:a .:.;:s " ~: c
BENTON COUNTY
No 80 vsry aas ,rsei Of - ssrss, sas nilss
north u vtaton-
sss:a Ssa v'a'ss-vsii .si'''i 81 Is ss.. go
CLIFTON COUNTY
No 81 - ssrss sass,lns lanA a g psr asss
NJ - Usee sAs.1asa sssss q ssrssally ss..ss
sses u sksss 90 10 yssss
rowxsnSIx COUNTY.
Ma 81 - sssss vssy ehdses psasrss ssA timber
No - vsus sAsusanA toe hunAssl sesss u
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Miss RENwICK RESPECTFULLY IN.
1v1 FORMS her friends. customer. aaa the public
been dsstroysA By the ass on Saturday morning chs
hes removed her stock to the
Desssss Dssek, ees. Th1sA aaA Perry 49,,
who're che viii remain and continue carry on her
busnses Until her sew store brady street u buif
which sks hopes VII BE- In time for the fall trade,
She lAkes tile of returning her stncefe
thasks 70 Der ftsaas and customers for the very n
srsl agssut chs hes received since her ART
vi h this ely and trusts BY sset attention TO the
wanis and erasrs Of those Who mas favor her with
their patronage " give sasssfscson aud mef, their
Hiss Rsn~,ck also, With deep srssl,sds return.
her sincere thanks 10 the very kind friends whc
ana bsws 70 essure the that such dstnisrsstsAn~ss
che never can forget, and her earnsst and ssnrefe
prayer 10 tha, such caiamity may never fAllso their
lot auxsdA
DosoOaoe1oo.
THE COPARTNERaHlP ~HERETOFCRE
l .n,.,ins $50 he 1s1ss1 .sa e ,lls a.y d.
sol.sd BY mussai eonssnt nfnss = alone satLos
wn s. \ kpSoswEER.
Davenport July 10, 1857
ssOnnUdeO x6leoor 41ore."
COPARrNERsHIP NOTIcE.-H. BARNES
ssasinas the bastnsss 81 the ssoss under the
0nR4An SseDA1aE,
Corner Of Second aSd RiHey Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Every description Of
Wtnes,
C0r6h01a,
as ~. 49, constantly % 100 sxAsxrs : co
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
| THE FOLLOWING LIST Or VALUABLE
Lands are offered fof sale b the andsrsixnsd o.
. os ,, asrms ,s price. being m"a.s.s
and four ssars with ton per cent igseress
| wsef SEs sndE Of CIV of.ss Town.
,SRiE
", Tfs!sEs and Z ofsF. o'.ss . rs~a
SEsof SEk u see 10. T.e.kiE
kscfswm i and W \ offs y 81 .ss u, T
& \ OF Of sse Al Tss,RiE
W. Of n W i Of sec Il. TDRiE
NJ Of NV 4 Of Geo. ., T 7s.RiK
ssof sE Of sec %. T.sRik
W. Of W 4 NJ sec ~ Tr.RiE
TI o. : sud . - Sks q .sss'
sw ofsE = u .ss J. -.s.RIE
Nws Of Nv n i ~ sec s.T9.RiE
SEsef SEs and NV o'sEs q $50 ..
SRsof sw 4 Of ses ST 7sRik
M Of sw i of s-e J. Tori
Nwso Of NV i Of sec %. T0,Ki
SEA Of . " ! Of sec ., TSRi
sw ~ W I u orc ~ r S,RI
SEA Of sw = and = \ Of q h ! Il sec 10 T
Il 30 RI
sscfsw II sec. o.TS.Ri
/ Of NE. sal W ~ n W 81 .ss ~ Tso
aE. ~ Ne. - .~r "a RsE
ssofsE. 81 sec .. I@R2E
Nws 81 Wv n. Of sec. -, rSR3E
" CSC 10 Tso.RsE
ny of n " ! Of sec Is, Tse,k RAE
NV II = " Of sec n Tso. RYE
sW of w Of sec -, TsoRsK
81 Of y W i ~ sec =. Tn.R3E
hasif BLAKEAoRR LAwks
oREwyrEn = kMS0ssF.
Il A IN ID A q Il NTN.
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRIToRY
4 ANDS ENTERED AND WARRANTS LO-
II GATED in Sioux City, Fort Dodge and Council
- ceII:s..ee. promptly attended e
ATTY = coun'r. Al Law civil kasineer = sarv~ycs.
Dawson = True, Esars Editer Gazette. DR. J. n
wi,hsrwaa, Dawson = orss., u rrcc. E.a =. 7
BUILDING LOTS
TOR SALE AT FAIR PRICES. AND ALL
! ON loag ervdi. 70 facilitate improvements
COOK 4 SARGENT
will cell lots t. parties Who will build them thss
season, At moderate prices aud credit of one
two and three years Junku
llMELLiNG HOUSE On BRADY STREET
~ for bale Tho undersigned oners for sals HE
Dwelling House on nsady street. Of Thissssash.
aiming eight and cellar 0round u 10 b
10 feet contains stabls shed Ans apple pear plss
AID cherry grape vines, shrubb~ry cissrG and
well
The above 81 the most pleasant rssasnessin
the city, and will b. sold nj very Low price
Apply 10 JOHN T. DAVE
ieo Of Cook D saSssutss
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Missouri ELEcrIoS.-The most contsn-
dictory reports are received in regard 70 ths
vote in various counties. Nothiag deAnl&e
can yet be known Of the result. But We
know We hare heard from ths wosst passs
Of the State for Rollins. In I'll sectious q
the State, yet TO be heard from, Il u expses-
ed that the chief gains Of Rollins will BE-
made In the Southwest and Northwest,
We expect great things. Rollins gains laEgs.y
on Fillmore's vote, - far.---l0. Losis lsssW-
genoer, tn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-11
BUILDING LOTS
I,oR SALE AT FAIR PRICES. AND ALL
i ON long erviit. 70 facilitate improvements
COOK Il sAkGENT
EDWARD ALDEN,
Real Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE,

0sneral LAnA, 1nsnsanes anA 1nesloeaenss
Agent,
coraet Main aud second streets, Davenport
HOUSES RENTED. LEASES DRAWN.
i i R~ut. col.sctei Taxss laid fsr non. fssidsnss
Col.~stons Made and promptly rsinittsd 60 any part
VI the country
Good Security