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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
ria
PLUM POINT.

The Steamer MIR Y
$500 W.dSHLN'GTOyN will
e resume her route to the
Patuxent river on Wednesday morning,
March 4. at O o'clock, and every sue.
ceeding Wednesday during the season.
Returning, will leave Benedict at 6 o.
clock every Saturday Morning for Bslti-
more, calling at Plum Point going and re-
tuning. All freight from Baltimore pre-.
paid and received up to S O'Clock on
Tuesday evening.
N. B.-The accommodations nj Hills
Landing for securing freights have been
considerably enlarged by the addition OF
new Granary and Warehouse, which
will afford sufficient room for storage
OF 500 hogsheads Tobacco and 10000
bushels of Grain. The old Granary will
be reserved exclusively for freight from
Baltimore.
NJ. L. WEEMS.
Feb 18th. 1857.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Aug IS. 1S57-4w.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IL subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of st. Mary's county. 10
Maryland. letters of administration on the
personal estate of Ann Redmond,
late Of st. MarY's county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the s. id
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the proper vouchers there
Of, to the subscriber on or before the 18th
Of February, 1853. otherwise they may
be excluded by law from all benefit OF
the said estate Given under my hard
this 18th day Of Augt, 1857.
10 H. BEAN,
Administrator.
August goth. 1s57-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
500 AGENTS WANTED.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $40

$4,000 worth Of Farms and Building
Lots in the Gold Region of Culpep-
per county, Va, 20 be divided
amongst &c, 200 subscribers
on the 9TH OF DE
GENDER. 1857.
SUBSCRIPTIONS oNLYTENDoLLARS
- down, or SIS, one half down, the rest on
delivery of the deed. Every subscriber will ge;
a Building Lot or Farm, ranging in value from
SO to 90, 600. These Farms, and Lots are sold
SO cheap to induce settlements, a sufficient num-
Der being reserved, the increase in fhe value Of
which will compensate for the apparent low price
now asked. Upwards Of ! $50 lots already
sold. and a company Of settlers, called ''The
Rappehannock Poleer Associations" is now
forming and VII soSn commence a settlement
Ample securis@ be E:r..s FIR the faithful per-
Torrance Of -eosstrsets and promises. Nearly
As 900 acres Sf land, In different parts Of Virgin
Ia. now at command and will he sold tn settlers
at from 81 up TO $500 per acre. objectionable
titles sriu IN all eases be giren. Woodcutters,
Csopers, Farmers, &C., are wanted, and 500
Agents to obtain subscribers, to whom the moss
librral inducements will be given. Some Agents
write that they are making $500 per month";
For full particulars, subscriptions, agencies,
&C., Apply to
Z. BAUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline county, Va.
August %, 1871.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

NoTICE is hereby gwen that the
IN subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of st. Mary's county, IN
MARYLAND, letters of administration on
the personal estate Of Uriah B. Ridg-
ell. late of said county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the proper vouchers there
Of. to the subscriber on or before the
18th Of Feb. 1858. otherwise they may
be excluded by law from all benefit Of
the said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day of Augt, 1857.
lGNATIUs D. RIDGELL.
AdministI ator.
Aug IS, 1S57-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
TO MECHANICS, INVENTORS.
MANUFACTURES. %

| IN announcing the THlRTEENTH AnEiaal
n Volume ofehe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
the Publishers respectfully inform the public thai
| in order to increase and stimulate the formauDn
FOf clubs, they propose % offer:
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED Doll;
LARS IN CASH PREMIUMS:
for the fifteen largest lis, Of subscribers sent nj By
the Iss Of JaHuarys 1855; said prsnnuufs 20 be
distributed - follows
For the larges, lists, $500 ID, s759; 9Th, 600
9Th; $50; 9th. SEQ; Glh $50; 7th $50; 9Th, $50;
lVth, so; llth, 80; i2ah, so; l3sh. so; llth,
| SIS; l5th, -.
ent times and from different Post Offices. The
cash viii be paid 70 the orders Of the successful
competitors, Immediately after the LIST Of Janua-
~, 1855.
Southern, Western, and Canada money viii be
taken for subscriptions Canadian subscribers,
Will please 10 remit Twenty-si cents erfrs on
each years subscription 10 prepay postage.
TERMS OFSUBSCRTP Tl0E-Two Dollars
a Year, or One Dollar for Six Mouths.
CLUE R.aT.ES.-FiyeC Copies, for Six Months,
"a; Five Copies, for Twelve Months, % |;
Ten Copies, for Six Months, %; Ten Copies
Tor Twelve Months, Sl5; Twenty Copies, for
Twelve Months. S26.
For all Clubs Of Twenty and over, the year
~ subscription is only sl,40.
Iha veg volume VIII be printed upon fine pa
laracseESfth the SCIENTIFIC AnEa-
s6wn, and, as heretofore, il viii;
lehy devoted TO the PRONUNCIATION Of inform
6li0n relating to the various .Hechsnieaf and
Chemical .4rts, Manufactures, agriculture, Pat
STATS, harsatiOns. Engineering, NH Hork, and all
interests which the light of Practical Science is
calculated to advance. II is issued weekly, in
form for binding; 1t contains annually from 500
to GOO finely executed Engravings, and Notice of
American and European Improvements, together
with an Offc, al List of American Patent CLAIMS
published weekly in advance Of all other papers.
II is the aim ofthe Editors Of the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN to present all subjects discussed m It's
columns in practical and popular form. They
will also endeavor TO niaiian q candid fearless
ness in combating and exposing false theories and
practices in Scientific and Mechanical matters,
and thus preserve the character If the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAS as a reliable Encyclopedias Of Useful
and Entertaining Knowledge.
~ Specimen copies will be sent gratis to
any part Of the country.
MUM G. CO.,
Publishers and Patent Agents,
No. l2S Fulton street, New York.
Sep. 2, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
THE LEONARD TOWN
& DAY SCHOOL
NHiSs Nelly Greenwich

WISHES to inf1rm her friends and the
w public that she has rented Mr.. G. f.
addox's house Tor the ensuing year. exclu-
sively for Boarding School, and she hopes
that the advantages and accommodations she
can afford pupils, will be an inducement to
parents to pafTonize her school.
An Experienced Music and French teacher
will give lessons in those branches.
Strict attention will be gwen 10 the man
ners and religious Instructions of the pupils.
The School viii be reopened on the lst OF
September.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
+ q u u 3
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue Of two writs of Fieri Fa
- cias issued out Of the Circuit Court
for st. Mary's county, al the suit of VIM.
1. Maddox. Use of William A. Kirk, and
.ue al the suit of John Green-rll, Of p.
use Of William A. Kirik agains, The goods
and nhe:tels, lands and tenements If 10
sePh T. Arts, and to me directed, | have
seized and taken in execution all the
right, tile. interest. claim property, and
demand whatsoever OF the said Joseph
I. Arts, in and to the following proper
ty, TO wit:
One tract or parcel Of land called
"POPE'S HOG-PEN."
or by whatsoever name called or known.
containing one hundred and ninety.two
acres of land, more or less one tract or
parcel of land called
"BUSH NECK AND TAYLOR'S
CHOICE"
or Fy whatsoever name called and known.
containing four hundred and ffty-three
acres, more or less, and one tract or par
SCI of land called
aaRE'S HOG PEN NECK"
g6ever name called and known.
szsaining one hundred and ninety.two
acres, more or less-the aforesaid tracts
containing in all eight hundred and ,hi r
ty-seven (S37) acres OF. land. more or
less.
And hereby give notice that on
Thursday. the 10th or September next.
at the Pine, between the hours of
10 clock. q. m, and o'clock. p. m,
| viii expose to public sale, the above
described property, 80 seized and taken
IN execution, to the highest bidder for
cash.
II. P. BLACKSTONE,
Sheriff.
Aug rs. 1S5T-ts
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
CARD

DR. ROBERT NEALE having taken
- into partnership DR.. Henry Briscoe, viii
. niinue the practice of Medicine, Surgery,
and idwiieEy, and begs seave % tender his
most grateful Acknowledgements 10 those who
have honored him with their confidence.
Docts. Neale and Briscoe respectfully soli-
cit the patronage of all who have heretofore
honcred the former with their confidence, and
all others who may regard them as worthy 0i
their trust. Dr. Nealeea be always found nj
his residence, Hillilre. and DR.. Briscoe nj Mr.
Robert Grey's Hotel, Chapticc, when not pro.
essionaly engaged.
Nav 9th, le55-tf
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10

A BOUT 400 acres of the well-known
IN estate Myrtle Grove" for sale in
the whole or in lots 10 suit purchasers,
on REASONABLE. terms; or would be rented
to COOL tenant on shares.
Also. a good MANAGER WANTED
for the wear 1853. Apply to me on the
estate, near Port Tobacco. Charles CO.,,
Maryland. F. S. KEY.
Aug. 6, lS57-6t.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
TO rIcE1

I'm MONDAY. Sepsember 7lI. meeting OF
~ che Tfr.stees OF Charlotte Hall School will
be held Tor the purpose of appointing STEW.
ard. By the completion nf the New Building,
che Steward all be enabled To accommodate
aboas City haarders All pupils being required
To board wilh him. or some teacher, until his
hoaIse - filed. Genslemen wishing tlis position
viii please Eorwaxa INTERPRETATIONS 10 the Reg
ister.. taer r. go
40. 9th. l85T-3w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
FOR ryIIIEEe E,',Ty yHIT1 RIVER

1 - The Steamer PLAN
M T.'R will resume her
- route TO the Patux en-
River on Saturday Morning. March z.
at o O'Clock, and every succeeding Satur.
day during The season. Returning, will
leave Benedict at 6 o'clock every Wed
nesdsy morning for Baltimore, calling at
PLAIN Point going and returning. All
freight from Baltimore prepaid and re-
ceived up 10 5 o'clock on Friday evening.
THEO. WEEMS.
Feb. 10th, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
NEW SPRING
q @ % I'D o /!

.TvHoMAS H. FOW LER has Just re-
- ceived and 10 now opening at his
store IN the village Of Chaptico. a fine
assortment OF Spring and Summer Goods
WHICH has been carefully selected in Bal
tim0re, and will be sold low and on &C
commodsting terms. His stock com
pFises ell tie various ARTICLES Of the coun
ty trade. Including a.,fne assoytment. d
LADIES' PONNEIS. Tis Trends and
the public are lfHlly invited to give
him m earl cal. 20
AP.il. 30 1s5 -tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $40 DOL:
THOM.HS J. TURNER.

OI'FIs 11u1tOUIOU6Ut
Sole agent for Prince Georges, Charles
and st. Msry's. Counties.
August 6, 1857--tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10

.MEssRs. EDlroRs,-You will please an
nounce IN your paper A. B. SLYE as an in
dependent candidate for the Legislature, and
oblige MANY VOTERS.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10

Aug IS. 1885,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
8. a SuOREx,S
FognlrY and Machine Works.

v1NHs Prnpitor Is nov prspAr-i to ssroass svs,y
i variety AZ p,sehiLsry 81 shart Iotils
suprrior Steam Ensthss g. lUe horss gov %,
Eagn-s, LAshes Psnsrs. tSrt tAGls,s ell d.ssrip-
t.ons VI 6,Ei work A'.o. sar agent IN ,hs Wet for
the .aAauisrtugs of AcCord's AE,i p !cNoI aos.e
Powtrs sup'rar Aaohinss Tor the pas,ass lnisndvi.
us wsuii lnsite the att'aicE of parties r-quisiss
Sk4filnx !" his AdiusiAb!s ksasvr AID self GUITAR
Boxes, superior 70 anything IL use.
Psrtieu'aY attention ~ii be paif H. rtpAir!as GS
chi,sry AID pfng..,. attention sivsn u s ord 70.
propose rx Q v ny work In tbs b~st sa.nnsv. and
ask IA rtits re ii nRch,nFy r-pAi ins savor
mr. vt,h tk-iT "rd.rs Cssiaxp Of all kiads supplied
To or.isr. woss on Third strsst. oppssts the ca.
holtc baryios gr'uu1 d-r9,davIy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
l27 Acres Pine Timber Land for sale

yNhr subscriber viii se'' vs'nshe 'rae' oi hesvs
l ~ LAID ~ Se0 Ntscnn in -NhNt'u
n.s- st russ Fsil> T~i' Rs"r snd rnnnins
lack on = smaf lake. benny on the s~'hh I'M
Th- Uui>on L,k superior x .iiroa' VII pass <ions
.h'e ~ IT, II nj troreh Is one tn" m'-' b. an
a nj Ls..ion tn sN,s'. viiI-re l. nov spr'Ogin9
IN IN the ~ ni,-,ist- vicinity snd III snd VIII q"
". n L, lav IN, in viilsx. IT. A Ss~ Nh IL bling
erected th. antiful stream wit in = ~ ro-'' o'
tltl. LAID -. sh,y. ,.ud 1. cheap At go p
,cr- AL. n; .cr-> Pm Timber Lsnd OF fh- nr-'
;us,ty IN the banks of 'h' Chipp"way. wh-r- -"
og- b. easily noatad down INFO fse Mi'si-.,pp'
tn rnartt The ti.ov pr erty viii lie . Ia 81 hsr-
ssin; SAT- land is fire.. and dear from all incunfr-
snc- Te ms f..v For further paacnlais enquire
ftn" >uh.crlhe:, No. LeClaire Row
..elNi,f L. T.. UoLCOMB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
Eleven nest Desirable Building
70 IAa.s far Fifteen Yesre.

70 Lease for Fifteen YesrD.
vfNHR Aoath fractional half of block rs Tssvsety
ev~l oorn-r Of II Clair and Front Strssss sub
Hvdsd lnto eievrn lots suitable for comIpodioSs
-sor~s. AMI ,ioinmi-sien Hcssss u offered tO isAst
the above rsmfa term. Ccnv+nhut strsHb.s
'ap.ing ~itt vsoB'mny 70 the Rsilrsd dspot, Gsls
pecuilsrly desirable fus kGstness Dsr,.sss. IL
uir-ef wu EiirFIsH, Esst DAvtLpert.
sDAvJAuR RUTu Davenport Jel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
JCLIS-S LY'T.L,xE,
Ian ID A G II Mt.
Office in Atrhi .en'. Block. second x,reet,
between M.in und Brady.
Timber Land.
~ ACRES large b-autiiu Tnnbcr 30 mile,
/ / fr.n ps.' hport; pr.,. $50 pr acre. wuI b
iiv. ~ suE puIsh -ers
improved Farms.
a.o .crr. lis,4y improved IA N; mics sr-m p.v.
,pr 10 acres cai,ivatsn ssi board ieuee, ~iiL
,s-g' .. sns-, houss, siair, rlc
A. autifu, farm ss r4iies from Dav,npert-ic0
xr-.-.o aofes y. eL.uyatiJn, part tii..Ltt nu~
.u-~. siah!e, e.e
miles fnrn Dav-nI- ri. 81 acres; 20 aer"e I'm.
pr wei--J s@f.s t.lioe a""ls wafer hous' s'a-
bic. etc
III. acres u,i.es from pavenIort--'r r acres in
,,nc. no ,e-, i, h,sh state OF cultivation, i3S
aorc ,rib.r, lafFe ha;d ~" svcd wells II water,
ia x~ house win room>, stab oatbuiidingss 81
mites from p.v'nport-.o acres In cultivation
god house, stabi", ETC.
O.. mi'es from Dsv"npo i--l:o acres All ~ fencf,
O uuftivaftJn ~ acres timber 70 str.s pIsi-
ric ,hou-.. s.aite, .tc.
miles finm plv"upo 80 Acres; 30 acrt- " cul-
iiva,hi, part tii.b r. large new hou-., good barn
II" tic.
~ miles from D.v-np.rt--s0 acres; 90 acres In
ctllivatiou, good hou,e '>'ae, etc
~ miles frum Davrnpp,t-,o acres; ~ acres ID
IN a abe etc.
I? milcs from Dssenp,ri-'n acres; I'd acres IN cu
tiv.'h, n acres sller.id iti,hsr, bssuee prsirie
"r"h.rd Tunnng water. h'ase, large siabf.
smoke house, etc.
Is ines from pav nper,, 50 acres-sl In euiiVG
ion, hcusr stable: etc.
u,rii-. ..tm Davenport 81 sctes--sl N t'nee And
euitiS~trn.
YA, acres IN Fence and cult, A;ion ,n thu pubuQu.
TOAD 4 mile tr m Davenport.
.oac pratie land; = miles from pav"npor' hean-
tirl view owe: Rock l.aud. Mi.sissppi and Davcn-
port.
9n0 acr-- ~ rch rra,r,e land hv wsici -. some -
~ rnli,vs'-i. Ana iArer Aiaouni OF un,mprov-d
and IL Scott County.
M, ,h@y q haus.s tt. and vacrrt lets pleasant
" situ.,e' iu da"r-nt parts Of Davenport F"r SAFE
Ill fsvorsbe terms
vs. heaut!frl icts In North Davenport-'"rms he"r-
iv,M, JULIUS IYrANCs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
Valuable Property for sale IN East
OavannArf.

q 0OOD Building Lots also two story prsm@
j u House. and two lots overlooking the Hiests-
.ippi river. App'y 70 Samuel aey in East Down
oort. or 70 John A. ouy or Jas Jordan. In nsvsn-
oorf au99e-cnt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09

DeSM OlneS River Land for sale
E..l.v'SI DEED.INE.ME.S.E
DssMoiSss River EavigGttor and Il r O..
trTunvA Iowa. April ~. 1855.
'HR untersignest h'Tvby giv-- nltr,, that this
ono" Is now oIsn for the .nie OF these valuable
az They viii b" -nld On long cr'"!it asd Ia 10
iih means and W hee ~ purchasers
Al yfurther Information i"-ired ia relation to thosI
swillb. furnished d Oh apliicsttn al thi- otiscs
/ mai or otherwise. GEO X PERKINS
lhsyi6ftO Lana Commiss Toner.
L>aD.bE = AEThT1.
DAG aoIALs y VOCATION Co
ONthe sixteenth d"y Of June. next, ,hr on,ee be
~ the sa@ of the lands Of this Company viii Ior
removed from this place t. Fort Des M.ines
These lands will b. ~ ID l0ug or, ,its, and In
lots TO suit th. means aud wishes Of yrrchssersf
Gko PfRkINS.
Land Ctinlnss one
oUnmvs ows ~ sy:5 inss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE
EppIcyutAt for The Wint<Y

nyRS0N8 10 Gvp % roSossy v SascA ef ss.ps1y-
m NJ . ,euros Il no Gv. o. " o. no sAs1F W.
.ese kIrs may ia, q such 81 tact s:ne We MsH.p.
NJ I,sSi New ye.s pa o. The crpisyGss
q arsd 10 eth o x--ss sssioL IN In innatrrial
- s.tisi4 osH,iiy seneIrsptt"a. sDa sAn " insn
ac,ur~d 10 spy p~rsIrs 6vsilins; se1rd bS . ~
= a.. .aias q p&-,sAnrnt - Sur. An A1s0t
= sns.A tr very I. On r. the Untoa. lAnlodlD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
DO.UENTIC GOODS.

B,owr sud hl.-rh.s Mu-lr,- a., ail ~'dihs And lIi
,es. ttsiis-, al qf.i.t;!rs Ctaten fis' n">, sr
VII IT, r'd. biu aid all ct, W, len tam l.; brow
,pd blrsch.i liable dsms-k>; ,i,lltlex ard ilren
rhr.ks; Am"I ica, and Wi.h silk warp and - iss' :
F1ann J.; Io-4 and u br' rn'i tcaci e sle't M
Misius: cot on ami ~ooI flaanets; tus-ys. ECktiy
shrtinp print-, don Stic Gingiams, A~cves VI all
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
the CRANBERRY.

ssQu sssseyhsss are ~ asss = ~ tts eeas %
= S2vA2i vsAAsD DaA eAssfsSy sas:A @ -
1evo - q - svpgps u Gisestsio, Ogssso sst
SAaloitsA (rtAttAo ss~e ~ spbtah 81 ~ plese
Nsss sesneAs q vsssa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
For Sale.

AoNr h"ner@' sud '~,n,v rUr'.s '''' Id :"
" Addition :. .ha town ~ PORT " ton
III It lots re .lixihl~ and handsomely snna''n or
he tsrk ~ the Ai,~i-sippi They vii be I'D on res
tRAhi" lrr,os
Pr particulars irlnife ~ ~-s.re Dnff'e
~ 81, Ur-.p n ,r,.s Z Rogers Hs1, trt'lxire,
Curbln = Dow Davenport. or OF tbe ''l, cri'+r
JAMESMAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09

- tn" shscr,her hss nrn,t-riess f"-t-ahl" p'.
.~.,f and H. se.t r~s- the cif-s of prv+nror' IN
l,f,atr. am. near the town of Port Byron. that ?
IN tC~,Ih;n IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
Magnificent Enterprise.

MHSufHCKt LuttTpIlScs
II. 600 ST EtBERs IN ONE YEAR,
$500 TIC BH OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS ~
4va,oO0 TO BE GIfEN IN PkExiuM uMSii
A5t,uvD To sE GIVEN IN slX MON Hs!!i
AZ E md r.ak. Ar 'x.raoriinary tt.k that Of ui-
" tartlug 5o,,sv SaD-eriter> III sA insntns. and
L, tn, follow u.xrxirsvrd.LA uieaiis to ~
pli-h our Puflh>e
isi W ma:c ihe ysry l-ARG rSr sEi 6SST Ia.
ts.e Family Paper Of the ouhtrS and s.il II =, the
LOWEST p ice.
p. W. ado,ts sy tom Of pr tnirri., that NEVER
has hreI EQCALLED and cannot bs >urp-sse,i IL ,r-
crafty, .r the that email give ,,,a,
to the whole proceeds Of th- payer for SIX moths,
Viz $50 GOO. TIE mot 0. the sun viii b. ii. IN IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
e r CAMPBELL
-.c.,.sAwAyO a yOasNs. /.

.rn., and Osuns.ihr ss Lev, u.,, and = c..ni
RDes Dev~0psrts sA' d.,l3df
rssts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09
Prairie Lands fer Sale.

vTNHI snb.cribes has nne N ussnd acres 81 prime
L prsi-i- lands In Jasp-r, story, Aar'hah and
Franklin unties, which he ~ill sell FER cash o.
A-nse for other property upon the mnsi favorable
ersMs. also for .alr One bulhine Lotson bfedy
and P,r-y str-.fs in N.rth Davenport.
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11

TIE Town OF RED BLUFFs.-The Red
Bluffs Beacon says: Our town is by far
the most important place in the Sacra-
mento Valley, in point of geographical
position as well as the agricultural and
commercialadvantages which it possesses.
Its close proximity to the great Northern
mines, and this being the acknowledged
head Of navigation of the beautiful Sacra-
mentO river, making it the depot of trade
and trans-shipment of merchandise to the
entire mountain region north of US, at
once places this city in position to cope
successfully with any town in California.
In fact we think we are justified in say
ing that its manifest destiny is to be the
great inland mart Of the almost boundless
Sacramento Valley, and the place of ex-
change of commodities between the great
commercial emporium on our seaboard,
the products Of the valley and the pre-
ciouS metals of the inexhaustible north
ern mines.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11

From CARSON VALLEY.-Messrs. II. AL.
drich and w. Wood, arrived in this city
on Thursday, direct from Carso Valley.
They left the Valley on Tuesday, making
the trip in two and a-half days. They
report 10 feet Of snow on the summit
They brought a hand sled to the edge Of
the snow % few miles this side of Slippery
Ford), on which they intend to convey
to the Valley q stock Of boots, which are
selling readily at $12 to ~l4 per pair.
The miners Of Gold Canon continue to
do we'll. The gold from these diggings
sells at el4 per ounce.
Grass is plenty in the Valley, and the
settlers are busily at work on their farms,
with every prospect Of abundant crops.
A report was prevalent in the Valley
to the effect that . serious dissensiOn had
arisen among tho Saints, at Salt Lake
City. It Is said that Brigham Young
has been compelled to fee the city, Il
ssys himsOH from the fury Of his flock
The difficulty had its origin In natter
relating 10 the a6minis&Ation Of h
Church property, We bsliNs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-11

SPIRITUALIsT INSANITY luna tic NAM
ed Bruce, from Marysville, was picked up
at Sacramento last Saturday and lodged
at the station house. The Union remarks
that Bruce seems to be confirmed luna
tic-a sad victim of spiritualism. Soon
after he was lodged in cell at the station
house, although handcuffed, he tore up q
portion of the flooring, dug up the bricks
and earth beneath, buried his bed, cloth
ing, &C., and subsequently, tearing his
blanket into strips, fashioned it into q
crown and proclaimed himselfJesus Christ
and invested with power to grant any
wish that might be asked of him. He is
apparently man Of about thirty-five
years of age, ofprepOssessing appearance,
and intelligent countenance.