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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

1914 prf,H. hmounilnFfo " : A"'o
holes SEQ Halves al0i Quarters o., Elghths o. 80
t,,r,,Hr,i, ,,f rnsl ar, a, ~ Nbpl,t ,ont S2fG
qG Iinfvoa Ipr 20
90 Ounriern o. l2
ga IIuhJbs ~ 90
W For tckpta and PACKAGE ldrrss orders to
= II 1ItHUAND a co,
Onicc - fayrlte Street, Box 40,
eg7 tqgIy Baltimore, Maryland.
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LOTTERIES.
The Gnr-EnmcJ and aopul"r
FARMLAND IO1"GER1GS,
ron .JasN, tsj'.
X. FRANCE 4 co, MANAGERS.
ALL PRIZE SCHEME.

GI4AssB,
To be drawn Saturday Iuly e1th 1857 In nailmorc Md
Drawings conducted under the snpermsndrnre ot tho
State LOTTERY tnmmisstohcr
ALL PRl2E scllEME
I'D Each aud NERl TICKET III this Lottery WILL BE
a i'ta without drawn number,
oaeh entitled to TINl Dollars 4rna- :. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30
BlAs AVA LOTTERY

"OUR sTAR Is ~ TIE ASCENDANT'
HAVANA PLAN No. g.
W. have mcr,y call attention to the simplicity OF
this lottery hcuF "-'d "f Hofc numh"tH aud I" to"r
tho host evidence al the tut 9" the
Official the of hnv" sold Ia thr last
LOTTERY the Havana rinno itifuui 5000 Quarter OF
$4,000 Ilafo 500 aud - rrtra Of 81 ono each in
TIN aggregate amounting freat and l3Heeig of
Sir ,oa bcsios several smnlc prles from 500 to
$1,000
:. a .L..! Nm dino L.l.M lmg
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~
~ undersigned late proprietor of the Taylor Hotel Win
chester Va leased he above named property ormcr
is rs the Woodward lIousc) would respectfully ni rm
the public that he prepared TO accommodate his guests the
best
Is Table shall always be supplied with the best TINT the
Ills Stable which sceoud to will al
ways be supplied with the best Ter andattcntV os
Passengers who stop at the house desiring 10 take the Cars
entirely the which Rail Road llaus"s
subject and they always rest assured o Eitng
their meals and reaching the Depot In time to secure tickets
sea
An Omnibus will always be found al the Rail Road Depot
the take Passenger ana from The House
charge. W. ID GlLkEspN.
feb dom
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4 I,.mpnE... LAND NEAu LVNCmnUWG

FOR SALE ulor Tor sale my Tract of Land contain
between en aud 1910 he divided In good
tracts The budngs good with every house
he land h hi for fancy Tobacco, and would refer to
The crop band Believing II In entirely unnec
osaay much about the lanf gentleman would
buy without viewing the tract would refer To Mr. John III.
1sre", ot Lynchhntg and Capt VIM q Pcrrow. Of Camp
bell county, whose lands adoin Mr. John
! Shelton living the land WIN will show the
wishing +" buy My address Ia Danviio. Va aud will
hc pleased to for tho said lands Mr Iyrco
capt rcUow Will ifr Information that may be desired
viii make the terms liberal ns am determined to take my
hnndA Ia Dhnvll" this winter from the also wish to sell
my lians" aud Lot on Church Street a. l.. WYLIiE
u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

u lNIEREhISMy Su'c q t3nano and other fertilizers
store. consisting Peruvian tiuauu No. A, lalti
Inspection price SG3' Deulgs Manipulated Guuno,
rompunod OF pure rouyiaI Mexican Guano and lone
Powder rhss said by many ho superior 10 Peruvian Gu
bcHurg tlrr Phosphate nj Lime, Mexican Guano,
containing G' "a" hone, rhospho Of Lime Kettle
wells roIhsh and Plaster eNce nj manure for old land To
barro Lots lyn,hhaig Ground Plaster, bulk Bags Bar
felH
nsmy Intention to keep good supply of all the most ap
proved fertilizers aud to sg them at the highest price
that be obtained hn At the lowest poso prices the they
be afforded buy Gunno from the agents of The Pc
and II Is certainly of the best quality
My price other market, adding the of
Transportation Foriizcrs much used, and
prove Farmers ad lanl that Ia to their interest
pnonzo such house propose to keep Please give
u call VIM A. MILLER
mar ia On BsBp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

The undos gned desires o call Tho attention OF ihfentH
Guardians hatng children of sos mental OF pysoal do
velopemcnt that he has opened In 1lmlm few
above the city o New York, In hcatm aud
Private Family Srhooi where such chil
bc received aud taught The experience lie has hal
than eight Ia connection with the Massachusetts,
Institutions for Idiots has fhown hun
much he done In bringing theae children 10
more Ia many instances, he has hhd them
huuc either pcnmnon school via adNnnthgo
enFarou the duties # life with The earlier the
Training commences hr better rirculns reference
address JAMES u. Nl'H AkDN,
uF \, Harlem
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III
VH SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO GAL-tOF-
tief l34 FRONT sTnEET. NEW YotK )Paricular attention
paid To SALES OF TOBACCO aud eonsguments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers soil, ittd
REFERENCES-A. i n. T.ts, renee y Co, Boston Allen
& laxson, New York: Courtney Gushing. Baltimore;
Davenport. Allen co, Edmond Davenport Co. lndiam
Watson, James 4. Heath, late RudoI aud trrhslnW
Go, Richmond; MeCorkc n Jones, nanul, Hunt 4 Pres
ton, 7 C. s. Ferguson Co. and Miller Ctonshaw, Lynch
burg
NB-Having established n branch of house in New
York resident partner in that cty will give hs personal
attention to the receiving transhpFmE G securing The low
of freight ee of commission all goods eongn
ed 10 Francisco House.
MesSrs Edmond Davenport Co. Will act for us AT Rich
lnon1. p cody,
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.s,s,psH SCHEDULE;


k43 .p sa.s.t..-'se.fs- :. Il rsts11 SS'"t4.4
G.ni snp,- Once vn. n n n II,
~ and after 10Th day u next the Man and Pas
- scuser lsnsbo"ecn Lynehbnig and Bristol run '7 o'
leave lypcou'g M Arrives n,."elasM ,a,,il2
rbs schedule connects with the Western Trains
Leaving R"aR%lle ,a's, SEQ of the following day
Dalton 2a3rM
aud arriving at stevenson of tho Memphis and
on aud Nashville and Chattanooga RAN Roads Mt
passenger Memphis At - = NJ and by the lat
ter viii arrive at Nashville at - A NJ ,..,..,.., p.,
road leaving Memphis at $50 reach the Junction at
the Sa and Chattanooga aroad leaving Nashville
5 NJ. reach Stevenson at A. NJ, OF the following aay'
Leaving stevenson Tor Chattanooga at ~ ~ a M
Leave Chattanooga ~ -
Dalton 80 io n =,
and arrive AZ bristol atil A NJ Of the following day, tmo
These ines Lynchburg to Memphis form the Western
portion the OF the great through mail between Mem
p's 7e 1 consumed from Lynchburg Memphis is G6l
From lynchbu < 10 HasiVu' - ~ pn nu.'
From, Nashville !. ncbburg 81 hours
C,inortabe of Stages viii connect with the nans of
the VA Tenn X r carrying pssengorst to and from Tho
s A% sS,s SsS of Mhs n" 8Sy aHn '"' SAT- 'PS" " 3m
' a - ~ - s " Gen1 Supt.
All papers publishing the Company will please sub"t
tuie Ills Tor the former advertisement
,r,Hs~K., TRUNKS, TRt>Ns.-s sh",ejn.,
opened large lot IRA" eins apa. % & Esop u i" and
2 % M n4Gf s and spsc' .ec S s%a Carpet 'i%'
5eyu -z-----------
GLASS & KAsNE, Leaders and in,rodncers
parGcni in to their ne" style of Vests 'nen NV "a
Sue opprcc dentcd this season fresh supply re-
ccivei Ia, FRIDAY. l4a :, IS.
NrEw rONcEEN.-,,w I'll, T.. A"dsr,o" ss,s i;', ,'s
M day a AZpEhso% 5as@ M'f for @ @ purpose ansacns
GI%TkAL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FokMARD
ADAMS co, at the old stand OF w T. Anderson dor
s = sinys keep on band well stock of Gro
cere. ground and lump Pastel Livingston fo"sh'
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
,Onuss...ssrs. ,.s0uOw DEAsEn.n",

i OTHERS sue Ia $500 weekly be- mado llN nsinK
ircs With tu instructions tor manufacturing fftn'h
Cognae aud lcaeh hfandcs, Jamaa aud santa Cruz hnmH
warranted IL contain nothing injurious I" The hNstem
Address enclosing Al amt Postage Staml, 10
q. \ nARIW tt.L 4 co,
New orl city.
4 I'm
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.


eNNANGiEGD totiAR~.--s,!Oo N"''",
e'uts pr r"ct"s In shape NJ aud appearance ihse ,'Ms
the mee E,'ty gsht man Mhe ssh''mti,'s n'r,'"s w. @
Is9d lay in supply ~ hr.r S%as ~" ~ ~ =, ,'s a. nA' ~ nr,
dozen. jHst recciNodhs 80
2l.ts III RkbIhlS, SnNfEk W
A,TXIEsEOH SPRING AND -suMER 1856
- We have accomplished thrr" grand POINTS m geamf "p
stock Spring and summer unuis t. vat Eeeanee
Nytes purabbp Of Material Mud Le'nomy In pines lhG
r,pns, honsc keeping superior Goo SIS 50 wei
established that isunncrcssrl say uoo on hot point
Wewona cali attention TO the follow ns articles as comprising
oser rafIau- Tor spring, Eureka style"
safer Dress 1eats. hs'k and boe
sapsr black rragA Coats,
single breasted Coat all colors
New St,ic -pring and summer Vests,
Extra t"ck Doe ShiH Pants
Youths. C,s>mere zui-
Chldrens suits style, from to 4 to years old.
IiIaeN silk Na,ks, superior quality
Araeo. Quecus eloi i'oroor t'slmnrc' rroet Coats
Pants,
Marscillcs Suit all grades
.no. NJ Dawes 4 Cos Fr 'ck YOKE Patent Shirts,
Marsc,s shirts, new> wnh Ganoe collars all thefHs' In
Gloves CGyat.. Neck r.s laodkcrchich Umbrellas,
'''"''' ''a'' CLASS a RAlNE
salem Register w,llcyu rluc. aud rclrprafh Western
Star Bedford Sentinel and Abingdon Democrat copy moS
How ST. Is We az" sometimes "-h"h h"" IL
& Is ,h Ina, My az y@ nsh % .i & @ % Ge rssns
follows In The first place buy materials oi r"
lands and buying large luauiNes We at 'hhh'h loa h
nwcat notch. In the srrond place mauniatln"
all the clothing sell and while our numerous en-
ployefs prices and such will insure hut
the uork the manufacturer profit OF which our
customers get th" benefit
third paoe sell for cash short time, makng
collect NIL bills LIST Of judy and lat JanuarN) In the
place adhrfe 10 the Pe system aud hN selling
fair trade constantly Increases an
" afford to furnish the INST QUALITY Of ReadN Made
Clothes snar goods he bought IN the North' ri
cities III RRU tltS. SllNlth Z" ~
nts Clnimnu and Furnishing t""ls Bt9ahr
VERY DuEEEKEN V.-Jhc Clothing .oId b,
IL al L ntait tlTll fran
lfddf find in other embellishments They make
point the styles In Lyuchhrg soon as they
York. Persons calling thom viii he Fhtc I"
get fashionable Clothing made equal 10 custom work hd II"
mist Ina - -
fNA~ssNsKE sltJ~.-Ne opened yesterday
sh lot OF those hrnul Cashmere Promenade SUITS,
eagerly sought snlesroums This Spring
entirely et, he found where else hut a the Ba
of BURROUGHS, SlAFtk 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

Married persons, or oung Men contemplating marriage
of physical weakness organic debility detormi
fq &c should Immediately consult DR. Johnston, and be re-
stored 10 perfect health.
, Who places himself the of Dr Johnston may
,iensy couhdc his honorary gentlemen and confident
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

4 tbN'S t;EINFiNE.-t fresh s"pPi'i 49,, w. IN.
~ fopnlai Gelatiae making Jelly without t,it,
Ron con, % 'o' saw oy % Ye3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30
GRAND sONsDI.IDAI
Havana plan Lo.icry Of NHryInnd.
X. FRANCE & co, MANAGERS.


EhfIN dITNsN u,
To be drawn In Balu uuto, Md, ineaday, June jOth
Prizes amounting 10 ltt 700 dolhfs
L " rfizDs payable In tul without deduction
gO. 600 Nuutbs..-l 900 Prizes.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
A1>.,,nA NNo 17NsINNATI

l--s PAfkET.- Tn" AeN aud Splendid steamer,
a ". CT AKIIER.l X JoHNSuN Comnlau.
aer. raycS Kanawta Samcs every saturday clock y
NJ. for Cincinnati Freight twenty five per uo FAKE
Sd--Meals and State Rooms included aug p -ly
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- ,4xcr.v 1Nn uE.TPIA>O WAN-

0,N Y
Ir,,' 'Ib4h ~ rtiE led SKATES N'hl "
p S.II' rU -Th Faco.y & Cha,rfi"E us Was ','l"
l> / "a. III, k,tng aud up t. the present lh'
c,r.s PIANOS For The cNhhN"h "t ines, ''
h, rited Sracs and England they ha' been 'l
,,, :, hrrry,r these trumcnts have oeu drought 1T
- ,t ,hose of other tnrer they make IN ANY
- ,,, lid.st premium The great pianist ihathiiI'
- ~, rt, noes have br,n dHghmg the country tNh"
- h 'rct,rpuce ustng lhom ON ai ." c',inhs elil'
fi,, a Z, d and ,iablr INSTRUMENT "'l hnd II i, the ~
, At =, i, Ms a ca can sell 'ur "a ns 3i me
fartarcrs prices. ''i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

bFNs>s- '"""''" ' :, 80" o,' f'i""I,
and thu public the following celebrated Brands OF Chew
iul Tobacrn~
.Jno W. stones Crauhnrv
lIeudcrsuu 4 IIulcoulho- NauIal
Nm u Miller, Bluh City.
Booker talsrv's Locnmp'c,
Jas NJ Caytor's Saural Sunrurcd
In addition supply oi fine Havana
German and Domestic Cigars, smoking Tobacco Snnts, S"r
dlu,s Cuavs clif. &c We constantly RECEIVING al
dous of Bottled Wines and Liquors, pui mp eA'
pressiy for our trade and warranted pure. - 80
f',oa,ai,ts IL ~. HARRIS n co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

x,ssrs4e4as.-s, GsRNH1I FURNITURE :!
past the subscriber would
thanks his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform them that he
has now on hand constantly adding thereto nrge
,onent Elegant Furniture Manufactured by skifu work
mon ont of the very material finished in the de-
manner Ills embraces every article usually
tcnn u IN extensive manufactures
lie cali hoseN shng to purchase feeling as
.nrcd that aud will give satisfaction IN regard TO both
price and quality OF work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD J. FOIKES
Warerooms and Mandatory, doors below ibiY Ware
l,,,,so tsu4dHcsf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

s5ecav who have become the victims of Solitary Vice
"A ~ dfu and destructive habit, which annually sweeps
to an nntmclv grave thousands young of the most
tod talents and brilliant intellect who might otherwise have
rancad listening with the thundcrs OF eloluenCe
o walked to extaces the living Tyre may call with all conf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

C,FsStl:~ nave just received
NJ - Wheat cleaners. for one hof.' AIt'l SpflnH
iah or, ,.n gpd IN recommend TO thr afh#iN ~
taxes IN - for NOR ought and hirh viii pay
anafclr tnaI @ a., ,yk in n wheat field Al the Lynch
bug As'''"''u WHITTEMORE JOoLlN' Prop,
Successors 10 II 5 Whitehore a BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

Member the Roy al college, OF Snrge3ns ohd"h HFaUuAV0
rom one of the most Colleges of the United States
and the greater whose life has been spent IN the nt
Hospitals OF London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
snme of the most astonishing that were ever
known many ubed with rin in the head and ears Wh
asleep great being alarmed at sudden sounds
and Gtuness with frequent bushng attended sometimes
with derangcment of mind. We're cured Immediately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

IL tine, la,u Enahorl tuhis Packages If 10 a. ~
per package In shape tit aud appearance these Collars
eiualh finest Linen Collar aud sold atlc tahone iHnt
the E,,ry who contemplate travelling
Should supply e these Collars lh l'o1en BNrn,
bishop aud String Linen Collars 81 10 10 - ii
dozen. just rocciNodhs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23

New Po-T OFFICE A post Office has been
established at the new city OF Melrose, Ilar'
rlson county, Iowa, with James 5. Kelly,
Esq. =. NJ
A Railroad Company has been formcda
and Incorporated under the laws of Iowa.
entitled the Council Bluffs and Sergeant
Bluffs Railroad Company, for the purpose of
building railroad between these points
CLosEp.--The. banking house Of Heron
Brothers was closed yesterday morning.
When the news was first made known con
siderable aLxiety was felt by deposltors, but
when it was afterwards asccrtained that
there liabilities We're but between $90.Oo0
and their assetts Sl15.oUo, the temporary
panic was subdued We understand that it
Is probable the gentlemen will open their
doors again for the transaction Of their busi.
ness in a few days, the imrediment being
but of n temporary nature-Erpress d Wer'
aid
CnERokrr Co.--This county. says the 81
ouN City Eagle, was organized Oh the Sd ult,
and the first election held for county officers
We are informed that IL number of houses
will be erected yet, this fall, in Cherokee
City The inhabitants of the place are an
energetic set, and believe in pushing
ahead
MlLr-' Co.--The Glenwood times calls
loudly for mechanics There are not enough.
there TO build what was contemplated the
present season, consequently the hard cash
misses its proper crculction. Mr. Seeger,
County surveyor. is the gentleman who re
ceiv ed the Prize Medal last year at the Mis-
-ouri State Fair for the best Typographical
drawing.
The first specimens of coal resembling
Camel, have just been discov ered--on the
llepner property, we believe.
TAM Co-The Tribune, of Toledo. the
county seat of Tama, says the town was lo-
Gated in the fall Of ls5. and had the first sale
of lots in the summer Of 1855
In the spring of 1886, one of the finest
steam Touring mills in the State was built
single machine a patent lath establish
men'. capable Of turning out 40 600 per
day "a fine church and many other houses.
There are four church organizations Metho-
dist, BAPTIST, Congregationalist and Presby.
byterian; and lodges are contemplated by
the Masons and Odd Fellows. Toledo < al
so point on the Iowa Valley and Iowa
Central Railroad.
The boiler of Smiths mill near Lebanon,
Van Buren, county. exploded few days ogo
blowing the engineer 100 yards and almost
instantly killing him
| A young man named Schwank has been
bound over for tria. at keosauqua in the
sum of $l,u"o, on charge Of seducing Mary
Calhoun ON promise of marriage.
McCraney's Addition to McGregor, forty
acres, was bought eighteen months ago for
5000. 1t has been since sold for the sum Of
$3.50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23

NOTICE TO ADvERTsxEKs.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions Q
type.
Displayed advertisements one half more thar
rsual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will he understood I.
Apply strictly l. the immediate business af the adver
tscr asd all other advertisements sent In by the sd
Vrriiser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
u be Inherited anti forbid and charged scoordIngy y
Notices for religious aud benevolent purposes IL
serted one fins free OF cost, thereafter charged ~
O other advertisements
Advertisements from broad rnust be paid for in
edridbiy IN aGrGHcs. unlefs from approved Agents
ContrRctsf, yearly advertising termnsbie st the
talun 81 sdy sfiisers they paying an advancement o
- per cent. the contract price.
Advertisements inserted noIt TO resdin6 matter
Oler ont advance on above rates, and kept on In
siic. IS per cent. advance on regular rates.
All transient Advertisements must bs paid for In
advance.
GEO II WEST. Iowa State Democrat.
AAAuEnS N HRo. Daily Gazette.
lfx1sIuER y 90 Der DeInnk rst.
WtRRrNGfoA wILKIE Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
The Chinese Sugar Cane.

The Savannah Georgian publishes a
communication from Judge De Lyon,
in which he states, from the result of
his experiments, that an acre of the
Chinese sugar cane will produce three
hundred gallons Of syrup, twenty five
bushels of seed, of the average weight
Of thirty five pounds, and twelve hun
dred weight Of fodder. He also says
that he is convinced that the syrup, by
proper management, can be made to
granulate.
On the same subject, an experiment
stated in the Chester Standard gives
623 gallons Of syrup as the product
per acre. Thus far the reports vary
from $50 to 600 gallons.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
Fever and Aguc,

(uintne Substitute or Ncrue Tonic.
II>HIS well known remedy discovered BY my part
L ner DR.. u J. LEEDS, u sure cure for the abov,
dis order eICK-IIEADACHE. aud all other NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS. 1t contains no Quinine. Arsenic, OF
other niarious Ingredients II strspsthens the sys-
tenn. gives oue to the stou och and Is IN caudLke H.
DYsPEPrIcs and those affected with Weakness Ia
any pari OF the syetcm 1t Is especially recommended
to females troubled with Falling ot the Womb. One
bottle Is sufficient most se. where the Dire tions
are foliowe, Certificates can b. furnished from al
parts Of the Union.
eod b. the Drug yisis geaerally, aHd by J. II. HA
kARD. Wholesale Druggist, aud Sole Proprietor. l2l
eaiiSn Lane. New York.
sep4w3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
lowASrREET SEwER.-The work up-

Iowa STREET SEwER.-Thc work up
on this sewer is progressing rather slowly.
but Twill undoubtedly be completed this
fall. The work is of considerable magnitude,
running from Fifth street to the river. and
will be Of untold advantage to the hotels on
that street. The lower end of the. sewer is
already completed nearly up to 2Ist. and for
the convenience of travel upon Iowa street
it shighly important that it should be crow
dea forward to completion at rs early day
as possible The oriiice of the sewer is cl
au oval shape, four feet in depth by about
three feet in width, which gives ample
room for the passage Of all the offal that
may be introduced above. This sewer may
well be regarded a, one of the most judicious
i'm; row ements in our city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23

Burtis Hotel is taking noble posi-
ton, and is daily approaching its designed
proportions Before SHOW falls" the super
struetre will be completed, and the carpen
,ers will he engaged during the winter on
the inside work. 1t is pleasure 10 see this
work 60 on, as it will supply the want 80
long experienced in our prosperous city
Success TO the enterprise, and a long life to
the builder
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
POLICE REPORTS.
BEFORE JUSTICE JOHNS.

40 September 2l.
joins Jennings got tight owned up and
was fined 1915 by the court.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL with praisewo orthy
enthusiasm and commenaable desire to
immortalize himself followed the excellent
example Of John and got tight" too. Alex
ander's ideas Of the pleasures of "a tight
in Davenport were considerably lowered by
fine Of three dollars and costs.
JOHN ALLISON was certain he had not been
tight, and W. W. Kennedy was as strongly
convinced on the other hand that he hqd
been tight. The court believed Mr.. Kenne.
dy and acted accordingly.
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tion with the above business. a large stock
of ready made clothing. to which the atten
ton of farmers and laborsrs is especially
directed This stock will be sold at the
very lowest figure Let those who stand in
need Of the above articles, call and make
great ba-gains
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il. The BooT AND SHOE TRApE.-
Among the numerous events which are
trahspiring. and which add strength to our
trad&s is the opening Of a new Boot and
Shoe store on Second street, at L Schrick-
er's old stand, BY Aessrs. Lea 4 Go. Their
Boot and Shoe department is filed with q
large and well selected stock Of goods
which they cell extremely low. The ladies
are particularly notified that they will fr d
these goods Of the most dsairabls style and
finish. and ~ prices heretofore unkaown In
ths maftsk -Asa)l ftsm any psssen ftou
slu = ssaatsy NJ sssaA b ssaeltls aaaia'
II . q I'M ~ u ~ hUnA
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PLEAsANr.-Yesterday was deci-
ded Improvement in point Of weather. on
several preceding days A continuation Of
pleasant weather is now expected.
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AsHBl's STATEMENT CONFINED.
Land OMce Robbery.

Dubuque, Sept. 2I.
On the night of the 18th inst, the
Legister's Office at Fairbault; Minneso'
ia, was entered, and land warrants
amounting to 30,40O acres were stolen.
A reward of 5000 is offered for the ap'
prehension of the thief.