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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17
From the y. o. Crescent
of the Dem ocratic Party
of Louisiana.

Though the Democratic party had
elected Alexander Mouton in l842, the
old Wing policy was not materially
changed until the first Legislature under
the constitution Of 1916: and It's natural
procIirty to pIunder and extravaganza
was, in 3 groa, measure controlled BY
the Wing opposition.
To illustrate how rapid y tLIs party
proceeded in its extravaganza, | sofer
your readers to tho condition Of the
Treasury in 1916, and subsequently.
The Treasury WAS surrendered BY De
Buys on tie l4th March, 1876, to the
Democratic Treasurer, Joseph Walker,
with a balance on hand Of $43s,ll6 Is.
This baiauce was reduced
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17
rraoar on THE snEHif7 THE ELECTION - 'EIcENsE .
Or ,tso IICESsE -

Tn toe lst, 81 and sth Wards, the sense Of
thc voters was in favor Of issuing licenses,
and in the ID, and Sth Wares, the people
were oprosed to granting same. No election
in the balance Of the Wards.
West Baton Rouge Aug. sth, 1857.
lSigned) n, W. PoPK, Sheriff,
Resolrs9, That The Sheriff shall not issue
either State or Parish licences for the retail
ing of splrltuous liquors, in any Of the
Wards of this parish, when by the vote taken
on the goth July 1857, the sense of the peo-
pie was expressed against it. Adopted
(Signed) F. B. Trinidad
Upon a petition from Widow MARITIME
Breaux. praying for relief. etc, from the Po-
lice Jury on account of old aye ard nhrmi-
tics the following resolution was adopted
Resaired, That the annual sum of sixty
dollars be paid out Of the Treasury, to Widow
MARITIME Brearx, an old and intirn widow, IN
extreme indigence. and that sasd sum De
pad quarterly dating from the ist OF June,
1857. on the warrant OF, AID to the order OF
J. Tras. Landry.
tSignedl f. b. lf'haau;
B. Z. Chinn offered the following fesolo-
ton, which was adopted
Rcsolped. That n w. Pope be authorized
to draw on the Parish Treasury to ali amount
sufficient to pay w. F. Iannafd's blii fo'
carpet, pump, spittoons. CRATES, lightning
rods, etc: and that the Treasurer be author
,zed to pay the same out OF any monies moi
otherwise appropriated.
REPORT OF THE FINANCE CoMMITTEf
SEPT. 10, 1857. ...
The following accounts have been submit
ted 10 your committee, which we recommen'
/ for payment
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17

t" pursue. BJore he tejt Wasbn2ton
cstu, he prepared his inaugural address
s'e5usitbsd ii 10 the President and his
Ca5hct for their opprooot, and which
was them and has since BEEN FULLY
AND ENTIRELY CONQUERED IN"
And again
It must be continually remembered
that Gov Walker was acting, and getting
so}e!y, under the instruction of the Presi,
dent Of the United States, with lhe
appreciation Of his Cabinet.
This is Conclusive; and there is nc
logger The least room 10 doubt either
tia, the President AMI Cabinet knew
perfectly in advance what the course of
Walker would be, or that thew fully
approved Of ard endorsed it both previ
ous!v and subsequently to its practical
exhibition i'll kansas.
What now will the Sou hern Democ
racy do, who have threatened to wheel
in body from The support Of the Ad-
il it should be found to ap-
prove and support Walkers course
VIII they eat their own words and bow
to the behssts of 70 er. or will they act
consistently with their publicly expressed
{, declarations We shall see.
A po.ck As Is Il poIcK the 1ber-
vile Gazette has poies and such a
poiek A genuine bona fdef sisur
= poick.7 But read, gentle reader, and
let the heavens be calm while you do
read
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17

And there were outs anding claims to
the amount OF sl32,522-,bey showing
g deficit of s7e,697 7s. See thereport
Of John c. Lsrue, chairman of the FL
nance Committee Of the House Of Reps.
in 1851
1t is thus apparent that in three years
eight months and sepenteen days, that
he balance on hand IN March, l846. and
all Of the receipts into the Treasury up
to Slst December, ls4S, had 6ce.2 squan
tier'ed, and that the State ,oas bankrupt
to The s1te,at Of s76,e97 rs!
The recommendation OF Larue 20 in
crease the taxes was unheeded. Heavy
and extraordinary appropriations were
,aads at the session Of 1850; aud there
WIS, on the 3lst December, 1851, as
shown by the Auditor report, a balance
Of s7e.632 27, and unpaid approprta-
tons, dur on demand, to the e1tent Of
sl3l.29o 81 and exhibiting u conti7an-
ed bankruptcy to the amosnt Of s54 .467
"a This condition Of the Treasury
continued until 1858, when loans Of
$4,000 and 100000 were made
Other loans and appropriations OF trust
funds have been made-the whole
amounting to 1850, 900. This has al.
been s4uandered, as we'll as the millions
of taxes and other monies received into
he Treasury, and the Auditor in h'.
quarterly report Of the condition OF the
treasury on the lst ofJuiy, 1857, shows
a balance on hand Of general tunds less
than $1,000. is this small sam can
sc1rcely copsy' The unpcid appropriations
the Treasury Of Louisiana may non b
sad to be bankrupt
Mr.. McMnrdo, in his report to The
Legislature Of 1853, al!n1es to the re-
duction in the rate Of taxation ordered
bv the extra session. of 1918: and, witt
on, saying so, leads one TO infer thai the
uacum Of tho Treasury was the cchse-
ouence of this reduction As he une~
ouivocaIIv admitted that the reduction
did not have any effect on the receipts Of
ISOu--tUc FetuCI'fU HiSe apttS'hs : W
the taxes Of ls4o, aud which were si-
iected and paid mt, the Treasury IN
1851 will give the receipts Of l94s
and the three succeeding years that the
receipts were not reduced.
Tie taxes Of l648 were at the rate
Of one sixth Of one per cent. and were
collected in lS49, and amounted to
The expenditures Of lsi9 aZh, sl5T y
The excess of expenditures Bere-... l391 356 10
| The receipts Of 1850 (tax Of l639 inctu-
j,d1 al lc on the 81 40 Of vaua ton sts, lIa ~
| The receipts of 1881, same rate, were. so6.-lI la
The receipts OF 1882 rate, we're. | iio,3es "A
The average of these three years, at
the reduced state of taxation is $3.50
295 s4 in ercess Of the receipts Of ls4o
This ereess is easily accounted for by the
increased value of properly and the
stimulus given to the assessors to make
| high valuatlons-they being paid PEI
centage upon the assessments.
Tie bankruptcy Of the treasury O
Louisiana is not the consequence Of tbt
reduction 2, the rate OF taxation. 1t j;
he natural aud inevitable consequence
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17

Vt" quarter salarT 10 Sugar Planter .....- I25 90
Ut. hrR'z 'or assisting Al an inquest the
body OF negro girl Of Prem ii!et ....,..., 10 90
l5e %cEon, CT o., quarter Ealary...z-. 10 90
d o71on dinner 10 commissioners, ,atc-.... %
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17

V7-11I . n tH'NH. CoInnittaa
F. Wis >'''''''''tee
The Jury adjourned unt,l Friday 18th inst
at 10 O'Clock
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17

At III adjourned meeting Of Ike Police
Jury Of The parish OF West Baton Rouge,
held At the Court House thereof. or Thursday
18th, 1857, the following members
.1pra prpe4,t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17

The following accounts have been submit.
ted TO your committee, which we recommend
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17

And there were outs anding claims to
the amount OF sl32 522-t they showing
deficit Of S7e,697 7s. See the report
Of John c. Lsrue, chairman of the FL
nance Committee Of the House Of Reps
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

WOODLAND CREAM."-A Poplade fr beauty
ng the uar-highiy perflmei, superior 10 any
French article imported and Tor half the srice. For
dressing IL les usir 1t has no equal. giving IL =
bright, glossy appearance. II causes a 0cntlefnsns
Hair 10 curl In the natural manner. 1t removes
Dandruh always giving the Hair the appearance OF
being fresh shsmp oaned. Price, only fifty cents.
None genuine unless signed
FRTRIDGE Il co.
Prop ietors Of the Balm Of Thousand FlowerS.
For kalc BY TAYLOR h BALIoRD, No 10 l. tlaie
Row. Sole agents fOI Davenport.
Juiy23d Aw6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
Criminal lyep0..

Shall Iowa becomi a CRIMINAL DE-
ror, for all the CONTEMPORARIES
HoRsErHEvEs, MuRpEREm', and fugi-
tiycs from justice in the whole Union
IL not vete against the New Constitu-
ton ''h'eh encourages fAa' rvsuh.-
AL criminals seeing into this State are
entitled, 10y that New Constitution. TO
" trail here,and it would be impossible
10 Convict them Of crime, because :,
would be almost impossible to get the
witnesses here from the places vbc,c
the crimes were commit. d. Lot eve
~ moral, law abiding, Christian man
vote against this criminal protecting
instrument
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
FOUl,I,X FALSE.

The editorials in the Go-ett rcspcc-
Ting unreturned exc II tons, which they
iilege Mr.. Leonard Sill retains, contain
the ons'nuofim thst the Sheriff has
collected money or them, and that
10 why they are moi returned. THIS
II \ BASE FAl SEHOOD. Who
dare say that he ], plaintiff or defcn-
dant III any case, where an execution
has been placed in the hands Of Harvey
Leonard and money collected upon Il
aud money not p,id out. No body
DIR, say il except the editors of the
"arette, who have atcly earned rep
nta' on for yatsehooi, THAT WILL STICK
TO iFEM FOR LIFE; and little cackiey
who disgraces tn, office of County
Clerk, and whose accounts if settled,
might show him 70 be- in no cnviable
position. No man ran be Jound 10 sau
that ne .Nhertd' err co'icct,d monev
.eh,eh he III not jnJ orer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
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VOTE FOR YHE TAX.

let voters remember that very i'm
portant question is 10 be settled to-day.
respecting City lall and Court
House. The propo ition is for the
County 10 raise S35 900 to put with
the s35, 1000, already ased by the City,
and build a magnificent building upon
tour, House Square, for the Joint use
Il the County and City. This will
save the City buying land for a City
Hall building, and will also save the
County the expense o. erecting alone a
new Court House. A new Court
House is so much nee led, that it must
Ice luilt in less than two years. Now
land Records and County Records, are
all exposed to destruction by fire. We
hope every citizen will deposite a bal
lot for the tax.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
Ell Err EMIT -

SAID a poor unfortunate wight, who
was crawling out Of the mirc, well
covered with filth, and was again roll
ing towards the putrid element. SO
says the Gd~eM writer to himself. He
has so befouled himself and paper, with
the publication of calumnics, that,
feeling that he has no more of reputa-
ton to loose, he will still continue to
wallow in the ccss-pool of defamation
until after the election The Gaxette Of
Saturday haG an article headed ''1'hc
Sheriff as Politician which was a
doubte distilled q"intesScnce of caiamnv
and abuse. 1t says that Sheriff Leonard
permitted Democrat to abuse Repub-
hcaus at last August election, IN his
oira presence withou. at all interfering.
This is knowingly false. But the G0z
etc has lost SHANE. 1t is determined
to "let 'cr went"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

The Republican Candidate for Coun
ty Judge, would not join the Rcpubli.
can party until the night before the
Presidential election and had heretofore
said that Disqualification ,cos too cor
r"pt" for him. lie was persuaded to
be "A Republican more from hope Of re
marl, than for honest adhesion to the
measures of the party. The Le.Claire
Republicans distrust and will not all
vote for him. This we learn from re-
lial,lc snnrccs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
American Spunk.

\ stud of American fast horses are
now in training in England, TO com
pete for the ''oodwood Cup" single
dash, of two miles and halt, to be
run on the 30th of July. There are
forty entries for this race, among which,
is the American horses Prior and Pri-
Dress, owned by Mr.. Sen Brock, n.
\. Pryor is also in for 1.-THE grea,
Ebon Handicap" race, single dash, two
miles, to he run ON the Goth of August
There are fifty'cight English horses en-
tered for this race, also the Warwick
Cup three miles to be run, Sept. 3D.,
twenty -four entries. ndcr English
rules OF racing, Prior and Prioress are
to be loaded down with weight, not
because they are foreign stock-but
English horses that have been beaten,
are allowed light weights, and they
have all been whipped by one another.
The results of these races are looked
for with great interest throughout this
country, as settling, in a measure, the
claims of English thorough brcds over
American cross breeds. The betting
rates in England, are ten to one againts
the American horses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
ELECTION, MONDAY
AUGUST Sd.


Let Committees look well to the
distribution Of the ocular Democratic
TICKETS. The Coamty Gckef,,"For the
Tan, and Against the new Constitu-
lion, all 90 INTO on Dor. The separate
haiio', which goes nto a separate Jor
Ii as follows: "Sh.ll the word white
IT, stricken out Of the article on the
right Of suffrage,
Don't let any ma, handle your tick
sts when you arc al out voting, for in
Vulnerable frauds are practiccd by dis
honest Republicans, in changing the
ballots in yonr hands.
let the tickets I've folded up, and de.
Pos'ted without par .he. Vote quickly
and give way for others. Let each
voter urge his nei,hbor to give one
day TO the State in,,hich he lives. The
ISSUES are MoNFNTo <
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
For Sale.

on acres of land In Franklin County s9O
1toO acres Of land In Mitchell County las acres
OF and in Grundy County. Apply to
lmaydtf W. f.GURLkY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
FOR SALE.

'lNwENTY ONE large sized lots In East Davenport
all In central and convenient locatl ~ vii b,
Old cheap II applied for soon Enquire OF
rAI.LMAN POWERS D Mcl.KAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
Freeinon Home,t Der.

That the New Constitr ton, if adop
tel, will place all races ipon a f,oliti
cal and social equality, and by indu-
cling amalgamation, the : hite race will
speedily become pEcESi RATE, AS IN
4ExIco. The history II the world
proves T. The moment that the New
Constitution 10 adopted, that moment
~ ~ sssayes sssss Of the Mssoa,i R;iv
-, ssA Asss sfasdin1 inrifaticss to
eons jsSo ssd bscoas sOef : and citizens
y lbss. p voting for vie Constitu-
~ - - = sssc9tAss sscs :
~ 4ga4S Ax2 3N
. nu1~. - - - u N. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
For. Rent.

Rhtok More on corner VI Main and 'FRONT.' streets .
- opposite the Ferry Landau will b., rent i Inv
for a Dry Goods business. Apply u
mAy2,dtf e.. l.. BAJFNppRT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

RERUKE THE CALU ANY.


Let all who despise. caldnny.and hate
those who employ il in politics, show
by their votes, this day, that they VIII
not encourage the rsseaiity which
prompts men 10 resort TO such Infamous
modes Of electioneering. Let all who
Jisbelieve the foul calumnies Of the
Gostn against Harvey Leonard, give
tangible tokens of their faith by voting
for him to-day, ss warning to dema-
gogues IN the future, to employ more
respectable methods of clectioneering.
Let those who have received from the
purse Of Leonard, aid in times Of need,
rally to his support in this emergency,
and testify their gratitude for his man
fold acts OF kindness. Let the poor
execution debtor. whose property has
been saved by Harvey Leonard paying
the execution, rather than witness the
distress Of making levy, remember
how much they owe Mr.. Leonard, and
pay him by their sympathy and votes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

EARLY DAYS IN lNDIANA.-The Hon. H. O.
Smith has recently published numerous in
eidents occurring in the practice of law in
early days in the State of Indiana. The
following is one Of the anecdotes:
To the credit Of the young LAWYERS in
those days, they almost committed to me.
lnory the few books We had, not forpettino
the Constitution of the State. Among the
most indr strious and learned was INV friend
Cyrus Finch. of oentreville, who died yonno
We had a little pass before the associate
Judges Of Wayne county. that the profession
Will appreciate at this day. The case wo.
an assumpsit was for the defendant and
Mr. Finch for the plaintiffs. !. He nroveJ
that my client had promised by par,l to ma =.
a debt another person owed his client m.
evidence closed; l thought | "hady h;n,
and took up the statute and read TO the as.
soclste Judges from the chapter on frauds
and perjuries-" No action shall be bronoL,
to charge any person upon any promise 10
answer for the debt, default or miscarriage
Of another, unless the promise Is in writing
signed by the party to be charged" This
] supposed settled the case, but not 30. Mr.
Finch" Hsnd me that book. IL the Court
please, that law L. void under the Constitu.
ton Of the United States J; il reads. NO
&tsts Ghell pao any law impairine ths obi.
patton q esotpAs1('ss 1aew r VA 800
~ el1lAs ~ eitution q ~ faif.
= e1e nsle ptttails jadt nsAs = q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
n agro Arr ,tocracy.

The adoption Of the New Constitu
ton will make the Negro and Indian
Races in this State, InE REAL ARIsroc'
HAct 1t allows them to be rioters.
and enjoy all the privileges Of citi-e,,s
while II eyemp,s thoin from mlitsry
duty, mokt"g mhite ,,ea Tie SERVANTS OF
'oioscd men ~ dettnd ag them and Their
''otsrtT N 'or' Sch is Republican
Ism
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
Hanging by Wholesale in Texas.


The Texas Lndidnoiiaa Of the llth inst
has the suhjoined picture of the lawlessness
prevalent in that remote State. 1t exhibits
a sad addition to the violence, rapine. muir
der and lynching, alarningly in the aseen-
dent almost throughout the length and
breadth Of the land:
We learn that row occurred a few iays
since. on the San Antonio road. near Veto.
ria between the Mexican and American
tcamsters, in which three or four of the Mex
leans We're badly shot. 1t grew out of a
lopg existing feud between them: the Amer.
lean Transfers having, we understand de-
termined 10 drive off the Mexicans. whom
they most cordially hate, because they haul
goods from the bay at extremely low and
ruinous prices
Rumors constantly reach us from the mn.
per country, that the Vigilance COMMITTEES
are raking the country fore and aft. and
swinging every horse thief and murderer
they can find. A gentleman who came
down the road few days since states that
he saw dozen bodies suspended on one
tree, and on another five. A yrea, many of
the desperadoes have passed through This
town on their way 10 New Orlcans-not
considering il healthy for them to remain
any longer. II the Committee continues
the country will soon get rid of the scoun'
drels that have SO long infested her bor
ders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
Z he ap + ar IN =
Forty Building Lots
JAMES II HOGANE,
LNNH .xgC1f - SN1.reyO1..

hFFERS for sale the folk wing valuable lands In
~ S'oit County rnl vicinity OF Day. mort:
80 ARES Of and IL mlc from Duran station, on
the NJ VI X N Il, ioSears TO pay for this farm
SO acres In 81 Ctions Is, II AID :, Township 10,
Range East. 40 a res timber. Ft,u under calti-
Walton and fenced. houses and springs, and with
IA j ili,s from lcClaire, Terms good.
70 acres of land II. section -, one mile from the
Corporation line the most tes utIf4l property near
Davenport.
Is acres bets2 Chestnut Avenue and Division
street. thu city on the railroad track.
: acres on the Dubuque road, suitable for ;ouss
or cardne'y.
IL acre OF and with house and other improve
ments, IL miie from the city
II acre and quarter lots On wenterton's Subdivi-
sion.
3 ~ acre OF land, joining the Davenport line on
Davi.rn str ct
Several farms in Scot. comfy. and q variety Of
other City property, the cheapest in tho market.
May l9--dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

8 lots In blork IS ri \ xl5ol near the Rail Read
Depot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

Large quantities OF unimproyed lands In AdsIr,
Calhoun, Cedar Prank in, 6rt enc, Gruniy, Guthrie,
hardin, Henry, Jasper Johnson, keokuk, kossuth,
Linn, Madison, pota ~ntto,nc snd Tams Countiet--
AMI IN Rtok Island county hnd Southern Illinois
Apply 10 J. DIAL &c. ?. MYERS,
Real Estate Agents,
JulyI6I;F n corner RradU md sta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
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County Jud Ge.

0Let no. Democrat le beguilcd into
citing for any RepuhIican:.candidatc,on
The promise that som, Republican, will
vote for a Democrat. Our County
Judge isIIoNEsr-ArABlE-FAIru-
VII Vote for him, tnd all our candi.
dates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

asp wHITr TsRTH. PsRFrMsD BRyATH
We aud Beautiful Complexion can be aequii ID
o5 u ing The 'bAiia VI u thousand fivwers" VII.
iany o. gentleman would remain under the cuf.e Of
q dissgfeeabls breath, when BIZ using Balm VI
Thousand Flowers asa dentifri.e would not only
render II sweet, tut leave the teeth white IS sabas
terf Many persons do not know their breath Is bad
and the subjec. II delicate theit friend. Ill yer
mentlonu. Beware OF Counterfeits. Be surs each
bottle Is signed FKTRIDGK 4 Co, N. Y. For sale
by alI druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

TCOUR LOTS situated on III aud Scott street. for
Z particulars enquire Of C0RsM Dow, or
CeuslAaul SAnno NAV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
DesMoines River Land for sale
L.A.VrHD lDRR.AREME.Acr

pesMcsssss River Nevfgsttow 0ssd e n %.
OrrcAwA, Iowa, April ~, 1855.
vI'Hs underslgne-: hereby gives notice, that this
l. Office Is now open hr the sale Of these valuable
snd They viii be soad on long credit, and In lots 70
It'll means and wishes Of purchasers
ADyfurther information desired IN relscn 70 thosl
d wnbe furnished on application Al this ofl,cs
: mailer otherwise. Ono. =. pRRIfN0.
tmsyib~tf) Lana Commissioner.
LAND De . AR1NES.
nE0 MONIES NAvi0ASfoH Co
nNthe sixteenth day Of June, next, the once h
~ tho sale II the lands OF this company vii, ,oy
removed from this place TO Fort Des Molnas
These lands with be- solf long credit, and n
lots 70 suit tho means Aod wishes Of purcf i.",s.
$40. n PERKINS,
- Land Comm issioas
Otumv9 = ove -. avn dava
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
FORSALEORLEASF


= IS vec,e house II Best Dsvsnpost - ~ cos~.,
~ 1ssn M sound street,, coutslnlnG % rom, II
.amiraoly Situated Tor Hoss, os BossN,ng Hoa,r.
wneyc sncn house II much needed. 9he rouna.
ere ample for garden, stabline &C. TNe eu,,s,rs =
n n sna win o. finished and ready for an occupant
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