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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29
Inerease Of hmm grRtiea.

During the four months preceding the ist of
May, the immigration TO this country from Bre-
men was over fifty per cen, greater ,han during
the same period last year. The statistics of i'm
migration from other European ports shcw about
TIE same result Checked for whilo by the
prominence aud power Of the American party,
tie tide of immigration again sets in upon Us
with increased and increasing force.
Most of these men--perhaps nine tenths of
them--scatter themselves among the Northwest
ern States and Territories IN this way only
eau we account for the rapid advancement of
thai section of the country in population and re-
sources. The political effects are not fully vsi-
bic yet-but. after the reapportionment If repre-
sentaon in 1860, its full effects will ustonish
those who have not been closely attentive to the
subject. The prediction made by Benton few
years ago that the day would come when the
Northwest would rule the Confectionery, seems,
indeed to be in process of rapid fulfment
1t is undeniable that most Of these German
immigrants If not all of them, are strongly we'd
ded to the doctrines Of Free Soil. Ii is not only
natural that they should be-but it sprovod that
it is so by the heavy vote by which the Suites Of
i
last November. Such being the case, will the
Southern Democracy, out of all obstinate ad-
herence TO a mere party dogma, quietly permit
this grand evil to grow and increase While Sc
solicitous for the rights and safety of the South
will they permit an element of political power
bitterly hostile to the South, to acquire a com
handing importance in the Union! They have
prevented the American party from making til,
necessary reforms-but is that a reason VIII,
they should themselves neglect it! They
have the power-the evil is patent and undena
ble-and, in few years, the time for remedy
wiz have passed. Is it not time to sink the
question of local purity triumphs in the South
for the purpose OF attending TO this great con
Germ. in which is involved the political rights Of
the whole people Of the South. without d-,nc
ton Of party! Let us hope that better view,
will yet prevail-thst the Democracy will ris,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

Many of our readers know something IT the
past lie of ii enry A. Crabb. of Mississippi
Some nine years ago, in street fight OF most
sanguinary nature he killed jenkins. OF tho
Vieksburg Wing He afterwards moved 10 Cali
fornia. energetic SOFT of man in all his
undertakings. and was invited 10 make nm lnva-
sion into Nicaragua before Walker. This, how
ever Crahb declined; but recently, at the sug
eesion Of "a number Of friends, entered the north
west portion of Mexico. Sonora, at tbs head o.
small band where. according to reports lnteiy
received. his career. with that OF most of bis fol-
lowers. hn. been cut short
From accounts it appears that on tho LIST of
April detachment Of the National Guard, com
manded by Capt Lorenzo Rodriguez, met, in the
village Of Caborcn. Crabb's filibusters, who had
entered sonora by way of Sonnyta. OF which VIII
lage they had taken possession. They were
vigorously attacked, Capt Rodriguez being NOR
tally wounded 1T the onset an' two Of the men
Of the National Guard falling at the same time.
Crubb bad his thigh broken. and eight of his
ma wrtr killed. 1t was then ascpriained that
another detachment Of about thirty fillibusters
were advancing by way Of fnhnlama. On the
Cd the ii, - ntmed were beseiged in two houses in
front Of the church. surrounded by Two hundred
aud fifty tn three bundled men; but the SonoriauS
were sill without lendera Later, Lieni. Col.
Jo.e Marin Jron nnl Cnpt. liIlaYo Gabilnndo
arrived with more forces aud artillery. On the
ID Mr.. Samuel Films Pro. who had marched
against the tillibustcrs, coming 10y way of rubu
tama. also returned t. Caborcn.
The Souorians were thus strongly reinforced
and pushed their operations against the fllhus,ers
At nightiall on the 9Th, Que Of the two houses
above referred In was fired. md at the same time
Mr.. Ellis entered into the corral court or yard of
the house. The FIRE spread So rapidly TINT the
two houses were soon in flames Two barrels
If powder belonging to- the hlibus,ers exploded;
II considerable nnm,cr Of them were wounded,
aud a II "'olack nj night the rest -urreudrlpd Mt
discretion. Fifty Mn" were fp0.n prisoners.
among them trnhh; anil fa6ntv t"ur res aud
nunit on4 we, ta>en. The Nov d. Sono
IA announces from Urcs. on tho 9th, that all the
prisoners had already been shot Those who
ware advancing by 'Tubutama were but twenty
five in number. They had entered the State by
way of Tucson. Of this band. fourteen had
made their escape; but sixty of the Guards were
in pursuit Of them. The reports estimate the to
tai number Of THE ilibu.ter- at one hundred and
fifty Deducting the fifty nine prisoners and
the fourteen fugiiyes, it is thu. made 10 eppear
that not fewer than eighty of them had been
killed Savannah Etorgian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

The proprietors of the leading hotels in New
Yors have decided TO raise the price of hotel fare
from 81 50 to 50 per day A meeting was held
last night at the Metropolitan Hotel when there
wss present representatives from the Astar,
st. Nicholas, New York, Union, Everett Metro
potan and Brevoort Hotels. After a converse
iional debate. in which the feeling in favor of n
raise was all but unanimous the meeting ad-
journed over to next week, when an official an
nouncement Of the raise will be given, together
with the reasons therefor. 1t is understood that
most of the second class houses have advanced
their prices from So to So so per day. The fol
lowing table will give an approximate idea of the
enhancement in the retail values of the most
common articles of consumption since lSlO:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

III, yiRaiNtaS Jon OFFICE has been fitted mp VIII great
care supplied with the most extensive assortment II typ.
description for the and execution of all
Plain and Ornamental Printing. ID l. unaer the
erntendeucc Of Mr. II C. TREAKLr by WHOM all orders viii
panctualy filed Distant patrons vii be promptly steB
Cd Patronage at home and abroad respectfully solicited
Notice -Mes-rs. Jas w. BRows. Josirns BROWN and
J J WISs aihorred Agents In the cepary and MAJ
WV u CBRrsriAs and A. N MoSfouHtBf IN the city, Tor
making cooc settling tho business Of The Nignian
once the LIST of April 1851 to shirb me al bs TOT sub
sriptihn the undersigned To Instant supscr
advertisers ho bills viii he sent ny
mail renances through that channel In registered let
solicited risk, II is hlshN Important thai
ting old business speedily wound We trust thar
all those hn indebted will appreciate the necessity
m an prompt settlement of thsr accounts on pre-
sc.tatlop MCDONALD n PETERS.
Nav 2l-is
~ Those gentlemen also authorized TO receive sub
s.s1'iians the vrsiuan for the ri esent Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

lFrom lhe Liverpool Times, Mny 81

y
The most significant passage in the Queens
speech refers To the negotiations between our
own aud the United States governments relative
to The Central American question being still un-
drcided-a fnct which everybody knew, but there
is no hope held out of speedy settlement of the
question. 1t is evident that the pro slavery par
~ IN the American Senate intend to make the
most IT circumstnn go, with II view to tho triumph
of their own policy, aud recent accounts from
the lsthmus of Panama, shov IL complication Of
incidents which will induce the slavery party in
tbe South to push matters to II still further OK.
trcmity. forcible possession of the Isthmus
on both sides by the troop, of the Federal gov
eminent is advocated in some of the American
papers, and if Lord lalmerston be the beligerent
minister which some people represent, he has
food enough in this dispute To CRAFTY his nmost
oneings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

CRAwFoRD's llEALTu-Letters from England
received ON the 2l.t. state that the sculptor
Crawford has been in London little over n week
under the care If DR.. Fell his medical adviser.
Mr. Crawford had endured great pain during his
Journey from Paris, but his family are encouraged
"y the assurance OF the physician that, without
promising cure, h. should not have recomn.n.
ded Mr. C.'s coming TO London unless he had
good reason t" hop for onc. \ few weeks. the
Doctor snys, will decide .he case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

superior to the mere party contests Of the day
and TINT they. who alone have the power, will
apply the necessary corrective 10 an evil which
places us all, Of the South in aposi,ion of CON.
mon danger.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

Ws understand that in response u an invitation
given last year by the ladies OF the Mount Vernon As
ISOLATION Of this city Mr. Everett signilrd his viii
hngness 10 visit Lyuchburg aud deliver hi, ccchra-
It'd discourse the character Of Washington. The
distinguished orator is now in Washington city, and
ii might be we'll to renew tho invitation What shy
the ladies'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29
Iynchhury Enn,bcr Nnrkct. Hay 23.
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RichMnOmd lInhkcIs. llny23.

FLOtR-No transactions made public. Holders
demand 81 74aSs for snperdne.
WHEAT-No change-S 50 tor prime Red, 81
10 for prime white
CORN--A cargo sold to-day at. % cts. We still
quote % cts nSl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29
Phitndrtpsint Rts,r Market Mny IL

per 100 lbs for the best quality. Sheep and Lambs
Offerings, 42e0 head aud sales of Sheep at 75aS74
Lambs at lass per loo lbs. Cows aud Calves-Ofer-
lngs 400 sales at 20as6o per head. HogS-Oherings
1900 head. and sales At 5Oa~S IS per 90 lbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29
Alexandria CATH. Market, May II.

BEEF CATTLE S5!aS64 gross.
HOGS S9aS94.
MUTTON Sass.
LAMBS S2IaS3 per head
CALVES 50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29
apMehburN t'irDtmtaM
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Friday MernlnG. May ~. 1891.

Rwe call the advertisers 10 the Importance
% the yIRcISIaS advertising mean Our daily and
country papers have large circulation IN the south western
Of the State whence growing trade scrss an outlet at
Virginia ctes There Is daily published within
u miles of this point and the completion
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad TO the line of the lat
state contribute make the Nginan the for
section send daily ,eegrsphc Information "a
Of all others whieh doubtless viii for
greatly circulation For IN. naon 81
readers In would that intend give
III attention to the msrkets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS


'5NIlS WATERING PLACE Will be- open for the reception
"A of Visitors on the luth day OF Jane
il is situated on the Eastern Slope die Aleglancs near
thr summit in Montgomery 1oHaiy. Virginia scvrntv-olzht
mics West OF LVnrlutg AMI hundred miles West OF
hiehmond within anda hall miles the Virginia Ten
neSaro Rad Road from Which there branch Kali to
thr d'or eft the Reception House.
These Waters have been resortsd for tho
people OF The surrounding country ami line the place
been improved b. large number Visitors many
'eends ct thu Uni most uf whom 10
caev In number Of diseases
The improvements Of the Grs; order. rooms are
large and and theln particular
snd to the comfort aui convenience ct Famiirs
The Dining Room has been murt enlarged last season
AMI wal be under Tie m1Hasemrut OF CuARGS O. THDMrs
SOY tS q Richmond whose capacity Caterer is
passed
To the seekers Of Health Pleasure place N cscns at
fractions sci iom to be with Watering Place and sec
opd Ia in the Union
In addition to the ,roa facilities by which visitors from
all sections Of the country be brought the the
Reception House there viii be daily Superior -Four
Horse Coaches, by way q the NV River White SULPHUR
Spring, and the celebrated Salt Lake to the ked Salt
huer White sulphur aud Sweet Springs.
The Iynchbhrg X Abingdon IaOgrGih Company con
rucod Branch 81" their Line these Springs aud opened
an once in the Reception iiursc
Ample provision has been mte far the comfortable accom-
oditnn # Que Thousand rtrouS and no effort spar,
TO render their soiourn pheasant and agreeable
ROBERT H. Mostly. PHTS r.
Montgomery White Sulr hu SplinEs COMPANY
god I'm rodlm wl2I1ug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29
(From hs LoHaou Post, Uay q

a. to the negotiations with the United States
and the government nf Honduras. in regard to
the affairs of Central America. they have not yet
been brought to a close and it il impossible
therefore 10 give Parliament any definite infor-
nation on the subject, Bat although Great Brit
ain is largely Interested in the trade of Belize.
and III the prosperity of Guatemala, lucatan,
Costa Rco, Salvador aud Nicaragua, and in the
well being of the tribes along the Mosquito shore
who look up 10 our protection. yet we have such
confidence in the sagacity of The government of
the United States. and in the moderation of our
own Cabinet. that we have no dnuht the negota
tons will amcnbly aud satisfactorily terminate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29
SHINES. >CssEbulE.

low,: - "
Leave Ene,a.rg \. NJ. Arrive at HritolI eM
,,. ihl-tni II NJ ' l.rnehHurl 1T =. NJ
This schedule connects with the Western Train.
Leaving Bristol Up NJ
hnoNvhle : ~ \. ". Of the following day,
laljuJ ~ T.. ".
taattauuoga9.a1p "
an arriving al S'%Nes2 the function Of the Memphis and
oiM'tS"h aud Nashville Il Chattaqonra Rail HaadS.
~ A. e the following ii t''teeby former
passengers VIII arrive at Men, t- at - p ii the lat
Ter VIII arrive al Nashville At T. y NJ
Returning the Trains Il ia Memphis and Charleston Rail
ROAD leaving Memphis A. tn, \ IT reach at
stevenson AZ IL 10 A. NJ III following dly ThGse at
thc Nashville and Chaan Railroad fu Nashville at
T. NJ reart Stevenson n l. NJ. the following day.
Leaving Stevenson tor Chattanooga 2J5 A VI.
Leave chattanooga 7aa
Bt!tfn
knoxville 435 p. NJ.
ana arrive at BRISTOL at H. A. NJ If he following day
Tor IN Eastward bound train. 1T The Va Y,un ].
I"cSe itues from lynchiurs Meuilis Western
portion 81 III" route of tho tlfuu between Mem
fu'> w iSiii gton City and the Noyh
,t ne me consumed from tyn uours Ia Memphis Coz
.""'S ana from Memphis IA I.yacAbirs IL. hours.
From l.ynclburg Nasl>i 800 hour
FROM Nashville 10 l. nebtUrs - hour,
oomi"iiahe lines Stages vii trains 4
c va and Fhn Il carr. ias,cngcrs and from the
Alum sweet White lied md Sulphur springs, and
other SIriass Of lhs ,icnity w. c. SMITH,
E.ul SunI
At papers publishing for tn Company will please snbsi
tute this tor the former advertisement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29
s,m,riy White 'vcc.h. perfn,nc, s:rr.,t.,, .oand

and Healthy Gums obtained by 1o"itl Den
t. Fluids" affords Instant relief and prevents toothache
and prevents the Of tartar &c
DDWDEN s bENFALFLUID is ugnizod by the whole
medical profession being superior toothpow ders
washes will prevent decay and the many
aches herio Recommended by bE. RIO EARLY
Lynchburg, Va Drs Peastnts Hudson. OF Richmond .
III Cosby. Petersburg Or Mann Charleston 5 = DR. Ba
Rac2h y { Hld Dentists CvrryNhere For sale by
NTROTHER Il VIII tEnEAD, Lynrhburg Va. aud By all
Druggists aul Mur ehautS " hole, ale uy
GEORGE DOWDEN.
g.rI... -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

= rcrfnn.i d rrath.-What lady or gentleman would
Ahur under the dsagreuabc breai when
DoWDENS DEN iAL FLUID II will not only ren Ter it.
lr teeth alabaster uoh-
lche and prcserve chem Recommended by den-
lists and physicians everywhere
Beautiful Complexion atta9cd by its II
prnpeA. renders skin aud Ueauti
ul, nlarting greatest
heing from all injurup- Price 1t
cents. For sale by SfRofuER y WHITEHEAD,
SrABLER Il JOKES,
and Druggists every where
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

e------as-skzs OfI III aNI atcr Mun0y fhr on
lust. a Siatc Coach viii leave the Pa ket OF
nee on the regular Packet days Mondays stays and
Fridays Al y clock T. NJ with tho
combined Locks. B0fD, EDMUND y DAN EXPORT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

1t does not seem to he generally understood
that the Chinese sugar cane is even more yalua-
bic for fodder than for the production Of sugar
as II can be- cut repeatedly for the former pur-
pose, and no kind of provender is fnttening
for cattle. As the past winter has been of
nordnate length, il has caused great oxhaus
ton of hay and ot6er food suitable for cattle and
horses, md rs it has been followed by AN ex-
tremely late spring. it j. highly important that
our farmers should avail themselves of this val
liable addition to our agricultural products in
order to replace the deficiency of grass and other
food requisite for cattle and horses. The Chi
nest sugar cane, as crop for fodder. may be
planted with success So late as the middle of juno
and there is consequently plenty of time t1r all
our aEricultursts Ia avail themselves of the great
advantages presented by this plant. Oar citi
zens have also large interest Ia this important
culture, the price of beef buffer. and various
other articles of vast consumption, will be great
ly enhanced if the deficiency in the early grass
CROP i not replaced by the additional culture Of
the Chimes" sngnr-cHne y !. Ere. Post.
SCARCITY OF Foop.-in Guildfofd county,
NORTH Carolina, the Court last week held spe-
cial session, and appointed a citizen of the coun
~ tomnke purchases of hreadstutfs for the PEG
pir- giving him authority 10 use the funds and
credit at the cunntry-and Ia retail the articles
purchased at such prices would only cover the
cost and necessary expenses. Tins Is "A good
plan, which perhaps it would be well for other
communities. Isimiially cirenm> tauced. Ia adopt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

NJ ~ ~ vl assemble at their Hal tl, evening on,
- clo Ia attend the Funeral If our late Brother and
Past 'Ytrcn, JasErA S THURMAN by order OF the W NJ
may FIBtNk Srr'rv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

~spS&s contributing An
nnW Address before the Soeirty Alumni of Iiau,1sn
Sidney College will I've delivered hy Roy Ninsf d. uoet ID
ID on Wednesday 10Th June -
Tho VI MIXERS If the IN the Hail of IN,
Philanthroric Society, oene6 \ VI the same iay
r. ". HOOPER
/. l. n0LIADAY
ma 2odlt on behalf Of p, r,'.'n,',,a,a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

NsJn~i 10 hand fresh Supply at lhn.c d-etfui Gum
D'is mdi Jelly and chocelar, Drops, with Gre much
shhire by the Lilirs also, Glory Drop-, F1Eoo drops
t'r 'h' breath, for stle 10y II THOMPSON - 90,
M ~his APP tn .carirs \ Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

Leave .ecla.cs \. NJ. Arrive at Ri tol IAN
,, i'l-'n II NJ l.Fnehhuri 1t =. NJ
This sche..mLe e1nnects WITH thn Mn.l.ru rr.L-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

11OIIOWUFNs Obnttnrnt E'tTEs
other remedies BAD Legs Old aud Erup
Of SKIN They unison ihe absorbent
TEN eradicate all poisonous from the body, their et
feet IN many appearing like a charm.
Sold manufactures M ~ Maiden Lane. New York
aud No 24 Strand, London and by all Druggists at 2oe
10 ana a. DER not orbox may Or div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

sSS's nave Just received Gents
very huc Shnts ati Gn.,rs and through the season
shall try keep ull srpap ot the newest ard best
Workmanship iuT Gems wcag. t. hEAHUKl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

NoTlCE-I have this day placed the Books and Account
~ Of the firm OF Langhorue & Malkup, the hands
Andrews Persons indebted will please cont
forward and settle their and all claim
against said firm viii please present them
ma 2hs ID. \. IANGHORNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

without the aid of knife drugs for twenty five cents
or the money returned Ihuk Kind reader that ish
something Tor nothing but he that all done
that have sai Nothing be cst but much will DC gain
cd Address,
&. + EDWARD.
Charlottesville Va
, u W rte plainly your n1me Post Office and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

~ existing under the style aud firm OF LANauoIiSE &
Atkur is this day dissolved by mutual consent NJ II Walk
up having disposed Of his A. aughorne who will
continue the business at the old stand.
ID A LANGHORNE.
May - 1857 NJ H. WALKUP
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-14
" L. BARBER Il Co,
LAW. I.lSD AND LOAN OFFICE,

80. Grants Hook, Main street,
sTL otEIE FuE SALE THE FOLLOW
" fTG Tsa y II
irY PROPERTY
g#te iIeu4c 81 Eighin street use igt
tEa. .as.tt. FOoiasl cellar uts3ef n-in
gtslsrf, ~ yard Whole Font TART!
a#@ sA. ADw aader feut from nisl;a NJ
ts.st s2 81, par; On tins, or " 900 cash
liot.ss "a ssath street, between Har1ison
t1 t#Aae Ess &JAlso House ~ feet front, celia.
A very eligible Price - 80 lower
lSIArRovEp LANDS
Ne q lS8 Harrison count. Fins a. .4e,
s. .laaiCi Isl cultivated farms \ NE and
a. = 49, 81, I =, Al a. pcr ar4e
NJ ID acres Ia iiarrlsoa r.uaty. Choice pra'.
rss, ear sue-ri Of water. w = n T. ssa = Z
aae dtf :, CSC 81 I -. RAJ u per acre
No. . LOO acres .n story county, = " &C. Q,
rs Hs' = .yi asrs
80 4 ioe assss 10 Story eoaIty. SSs. sec 20
7 81, !. 70 y Ter acre,
80. i2s acre. In Nlnne.sss Territory NV.
Nos 10 acres Ia Minnesota Tsrytsory w y
" a. sad " y 5 W 4 CSC ~ I los, ROW :.
per ne
20. 80 acres (. Minnesota Territotg Z
sss it.Ti1l ROW $50 per acre
Ee 81 NJ seres in Potia wu,anir county, lows
" = " sec. s. T u, S. w $50 per acre
Ne Il 1aeres In Po.tawotame rsuaty h !
: h q sec 4 TIL n rs W. $3.50 per acre
E = - aeres III Iama county ShNT.
YER n. Il S5 l. 10 W. .; per acre
No III 80 acrrs In Tsgna county wN.Ea
ID. g, Z :c. i ~ w f45o per acre
~ 7 y aera.. In Tsna ecan,y Eksw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-14

FdK NJ \ OF SMALL NEANs
- ACRE LOIS, WELL SITUATED,
Is ~.thia = d 10 II ~ and IA mice Of THE
--., -. sboai ~ building Lets, Situated near
1s,,ss tr.s ala -ruih III Locust, adJuialng NJ L.
i ~ properly u .lxe and price to suit Prrchasers
AZ .a.Al, means A good eha.s for the poor mai
Iefaas os.a third essh la sixty lays WITH ~ aowh.
AHA the rest 10 4 4 9, 4, and years oF ionssr
* isOUDEKBAck,
ss-aad A., doess west Of Mock isaaa 80
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0. p,Ap.'ed
THIEF PgooE sASEs

IHIEr Paoor s,sEss
EA a. FAIRBANKS SlArlE4
"A SHALL Kbtr eoN,1 'Ntfr 6I{
hst fuH st9sk 81 ,'szse ~ sNsf
I" Hs Nv le ns lev Az ea.l w fe. . -T~s
a. a-.l4s 4t1
:, rUNF au.s." ~"
AfE hr HarG7
tI Nrn e.N
,l,'A@a ti.re W Il.
~ lttsrr tIE
@"' .rfz
\. il' fgN#n t>p suMFt rtullH
{ NnLEa srfrN pN,>rr rE
- AIM al I4s
n1t SPERM SOLAR IN B.Nk
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