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TOR ron TO STOIsE.

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.upuiy OF
Dry Goods. GroS" tes. Hard,rdre. Clothing,
Hats and Caps Boots and S.oes,
And al ktnA Il
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NIGHT DRAFTS on New York can be had
~ Of the Subscriber in sums TO S*lt purchasers
Certificates oil Deposit, and Drafts Oh the
Eastern Cues cashed.
American Gold fir .ished at a small premium
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AascatGae, nt
Passengers and Baggage conveyed to and
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SICIAS y ID = L RG L \,
ElI practice IN Upton and vicinity.
Once In new building directly south Of the
Court II ousr, Upton, Iowa ri
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GOODRICH HOUSE,

Ttpfo., kDg
THE Undersigned hsying rented Ibis Hone.
i promises 10 give *ntlrc satisfaction 10 the
travelling public, and solrcits tllsir pat onase.
A. u. P. WHITTIER. prop'r.-
=. B. Messrs. Graham n 60 fun Daily
Line of Hacks, in connection with III Rail
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GHAslsG AID HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
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4 JEWELER WlLroS, Nj.
w oatine Co., Iowa. Watches. Clocks ai1'
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AR(,fjITESTlJRE.

Wy L. CARROLL. Architect and Superntend
w enL Ofiec No. |, second heor IN urigg's y
block. corner OF Third and Perry stleeA
7ly BavEaaeaT, Iowa
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VkRY RkRPECTAItLE WOMAN WISHES To OBJ
N IAN siuation 9th = family about " uaves n
rerenoed you'd wNt lidy O. take charge 4
~oftni capable u filing respectable auaaOn thai
e0efs Good references required. Tall NJ address ~
49, neaT Houston, room No J. Gao be ssen from 70 VI
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vaEscu ADvmRTIsEmHsTs.

TINE JRurE DEMoTsrLLE FRANCAIsR ssCHArT
" coudre aver repssser Desire placer pour ppndr
son dss enlsnn. ssdresssr West Broadway room No
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11
sMs Embczxlcmeas By Y Cashier
) 200 seO1ea.

VS. 's,uo seOueos
John Mcllseen, asher Of the firm
Ut }. Beck X Co.. extensive dealers il
Try goods at No. $50 Broadway, was
recently arrested charged with having
Turing a ser:es OF wears in which he
mas BEEN in their employ, ~embezzling
money to the u cunt Of upward Of
$4,000. The firm failed some
months ago. and wishing to ascertain
the cause, if possible. OF their defcien-
cy in funds. they instituted an investi
cation of their books for several wears
past, and the discovery Of the above
enormous deficit in their cash account
was made apparent. This account had
been regularly balanced, but the bal
ance hal been forced, and the differ
ence between the true and false balance
hal been cmbczzlcd. The cashier had
enjoye! the fullest confidence Of his
employer, and until the discoveries
recently made was not suspected. 1t
is state that he male confession to his
employers in regard to his disposition
made by him OF the embezzled funds,
and has already made over to them a
house and lot in Fourth street, opposite
Washington square, which he purcha-
scd with their money. 1t is expected
also that considerable more property
will be delivered up to them. Nell
vccn has always stood well in the COM
munity, and WAS formerly n Of the
commanding officers Of the Scotch
regiment, "crack sompany" in the
city. 1t is stated that the failure Of
his employers is owing to the heavy
drain made by him upon their treasury.
lie has given bonds in . heavy amount
to appear when wanted to answer the
charge against him.. Y. Tribune.
A tribute to the memory Of he late
Doctor Ksse, was pal1 b. ~ Mssosis
frstsssisv Of Bossos. 10 Tssoeol Tee.
pie, % rsssday ssssine. - e1asso
wss aslissssa b ~ ~. ID = ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11
LATEST L s.

New York, May 2.
In the Burdell case to-day ~nelsrass wa.
the principal witness and he Went tu hc4
a, ii o'clock dbl not hear Il particle q
noi-e on the night of The uul,ior. Fer
ceiv,d no offensive suncll the following
moraing. Nothing important ia the evi.
dcnfe.
Young George CunniAghnm testified
that Eckel vas At breakfast the morning
succeeding the murder. Snodgraes stat
eli directly to the opposite.
Helen Ounuinghan has said she had
no tnowledgs OF the way OF DIR. Bar
dell's death; the way he was killed OF
who committed the homicide.
Augusta Gun .,nghsm made similaH
statements
Case closed for defecce.
TIE District Att 'rney said be should
not Introduce rsbutting testimony.
The court sal it would allow four
hours for each rolnsel TO sum up. Ad-
journcd to Saturday.
The Judge p%ronosnced thar Tho test'-
n onv ON both s,dss will be finished to.
tight.
Au.u IA, Ga, Ma ;.
Mr.. Brougham has been elected ton
gress in the District IN South Carolina, ri.
r,sen,ei ~ Pres,oa u. Brooks, ~ 1000 ma
lority.
iiolliiaisburg. Pa., MAY Il.
Mekim was ,ast nigh, convicted OF mur
der IN the first degree, and this morning WA
>enten ed To lie executed, for the marder %
Norcross. He strongly protested before III,
Court his lnnoc nee. asserting that his con
i'tion wa cliee,cd unfairly by the perjury
o ". nesses.
DAYTON. Nav s.
Ger man blsctemiih named Henr,
S lthOuss waa murdered last night st .
+ ooerv k"ps BY Philip Welsh. lie W.,
attacked nv four other Germans, tra,p
I'd ous OF the hauss, and dispatched viii
knives a,d bricks. The names NJ IN.
mu- derere are o follow: Go. Fisher
]. Fashsr, Martha Luj~ick and p. Leu,s
TAts 10 The sesond murder that hss 90.
essfoe 10 Osytoe this week. aud tn
victims b both easse Wsse hlseksmishe,
- essSsssN lsss - assssssas -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11
REPUBLICANS ROUTED!!
"OFFICIAL SETTLER.'!
LEBELS REBUkED!!
DRIED SCOTTEkS DEFUNCT!

To-day We present our readers with II ul official return Of the votes poll
ed in the late Stat Election, winch sweeps away the clouds OF uncertainty
respecting the kNat, OF Iowa to the democracy, the Mon, TN Cohs''uu-
ton, and 10 the Supreme Judiciary OF the United states. Thank ud lot
the evidence it afford, d the ictnrn OF the people to reason, to PATRIOTISM
and rspcc, for all the iorn, of "a 'o,crnment baptized III the blood " e
ros. beloved b, Freedoms dcsoices the world over, and rc>cnncedI ny every
human being upon tic Continent OF America AS tn Ark Of tn ven
which the Infinite has given % his creatures fol their eAahation o 3 pcrfeecc'
equality in political rgnts. Iowa grcrts the Democracy Of the otates VIII
lr auranc of ltunAhss attachment To the Cnoh.
We have elected Fisher. Democratic Candidate for superintendent o'
Public instruction, by a majority OF j"5, and farsm, 10 EeSster OF ot"'e
land Office ly Il majority OF 5o2, n democratic gam OF about ',ooo snc las
November. Owing TO onc local questions, entirely outside OF politics. IN
Republican candidate, for Commissioner Of the lDc,mone ilverI Improve
neit, is elected by majority Of 80.
Thus has, Iowa onlc IA Of the struggle, and passed through a merry Dr.
deal of political excitement, with IA Triumphant. return 10 her Id Democra'
tie allegiance
The Chicago Jonlnal, the most corrupt abolition paper in the West, pub
fishes the following extract from the Davenport Gonttt, and caIs It a sci
tier:
E" In t. very n4. III tM- r-0h with tin. table ieEr. him giving thee Hdm 'Me In
,wntX Dr Of h Is. ILL ulau- committee in III, Stat. moving 1t Republican nAyrhy %
..ri Mo hundred and hr knowledge that tho Remaining cnlmi,'" you'd Increase h'
uaautiy a ,rouium N, Democratic law Yer t tFd city Yesterday sent "h M'gralh as
tarA u Il, ,hua-u iio~-tht most corrupt fr" >avay paper ~ 7" .a-aIt'uh
sp d, lava hi1 ue Tor thu laLtlui7t A 'mci Thousand HngrhA +" h"Nt no ~
tienc, Nih 4b downright dishonesty and tmklH n has .n lnt.dly the fro
Saver, lartI at tins election 1t cnmnot Win they hay, hnry "NerrHehd themselves
and neither salt an a. persistence III yang cu ~Ne them
The :" dow nrlght dishonesty and trrkcr.' of the Gazette, III IuhhshinS
til, above, is made fully apparent hy thr Official rcturns. Neither Sal or
persistence in wing al save IT II nn In disgrace oi lis uhloundc' mstate
neut-. We have felt the Importance OF placing Iowa among tn M I"
Democratic loving States. We have done II noby. iienceiorth the sPasns
which Republican, dcna.ossm created BY Their "shr.ks tt bleeding
Kansas" will not be tHt here. llrkey ad Abolition tanAhE are peiIecty
understood. and the Oh hi Jcacreonlan Democracy vii hereafter Keep nc
state steadily to her moornss IL the iarbor . the National mol.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11
S A 1T NJ S

THx GREAT MURpKR CAsE.-Tho Dist
riot Court Of Powesheik county, CON-
aenced . session on Monday last. The
trial Of the supposed murderer Of MIR.
and Mrs. Casteel takes place this term
No lNDlASs.-We have conversed with
. couple Of our cltixens, (%survsyors) who
have just returned from ths Blue Earth
region ia Minnesota, aud they cay that
there is not, IN their belief, 90 Indian
between here aud that point. They saw
DO signs Of any and heard Of zone in To-
"a, until they reached this plsce.-[Ft.
Dodge Sentinel, April 80.
DIsrR,cr CouRr OF WxBsrEe County,
This Court 10 now in session at this
place, Judge Mcfarland presiding. A
great numbes OF csses are on the docket,
which are being dispatched with that
peculiar speed for which the Hon. Judge
10 celebrated. 10 our mex, We will en-
dssvor to give full particulars Of Zach
oase'-Ibid.
A NV COLONY IN lowA.-A friend in
Aa~ssachusetta, . Minister Of the Con
gregational Church, writes Us. that be is
sbous to ''pull up stakes" and journey
10 lowe. lt seems that . colony Of New
Englsoders are going thi,her to estab-
lish themselves after the old Plymouth
fashion; they have chosen AMI purchssod
. tract in the eouth part OF the State, in
Adams and Adair Counties, and intend
to have . settlement with schools, libra.
ries. churches, ,yceums, presses end ct.
her Social, literary and religious advsu.
tages. The ! nd Of this company 10 di
vide0 into tracts. to suit the meaus and
wants Of the settlers.
ANevel Trade = sharp Practice,
The Sieourney ''Life 10 the Wcst,'
tslls Of . case that recently occurred ia
Ring9old County, that certa My ha.
enough Of novelty ia Il, to justify repe.
ton. A. ~bsrgained away his wife to B
The gentle dame resolving = quarter sec
tios OF land from the latter for conscps
Ing to the arrangement, and 4. receiving
similar amount Of land. with . pps1
o. mules thrown in Cor good weight. Ii
The oourseo Of . week Afterwards a. wa,
ourprissd 20 see bis wife returning
quite pseitent, bot sufficiently olive I,
he osia chance, to keep possession o.
tAs quarter section. B 10 consideratio,
o. The profitable cbsracssr Of tho trans
ootiou, oonclsded 70 receive back h,s |.
viog spoese, land and oil, end pride,
Aioseli shst 2 quarter sect one OF lsns
80 z oulss are not often 20 easily usds
0eese sesassy this.
~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

ID y. HOUosLsf this etss Lsviqs fay made
i . ~ ~ssssenussIt 10 the ualersispA1li his o..
sste, resi- I'D y = s.r n. b~ncot V cssdl-
tors, III per- eas having Asy ciA Ms ~ he . u
0ousri arr request q q Y sast him = viss sus
con.nrssary ssAy. An 81 p, s,ns In Oas IN.
1eeted =, SAL aors~i si'hsr bv pets osprne StIi
u'Ate tSnsdfsfe Psysssaf % mr. Of tbOopt dve
81 - aeeo's Ds enp0rs Apsii 5tthi. Oesno
nrxt ds's Nolin 81 Pot v0ce, bsadv Stsi-S.
April u. dAs!m,. join WITH.
ICST RECEIVED . fns lot Of 0eat Gloves
u sc ~ u n hut Al xacasrs' 10 o. cuSso-
ne . csr q H.nd upoa . gsod . rielsL
may7 3. u. Pan 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

81 Henry Ward Beechcr thinks
that q congregation may laugh i'll
church, if Their is anything to laugh
At, though he does not think people
should go to church to laugh. He
says that laughing "is just as good As
CRYING, and a good deal better" and
that cheerfulness is characteristic OF
Christianity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

Tss DAxosas o. Heops.-Yestsr-
day while Mary Hall, . pretty young
woman, frAil and fair, residing in
Laurens street, wss engaged In the
mysteries Of the toilet, her large hoop
ed skirt was blown suddenly against
the Crate in which . FIRE was blazing,
and in . moment the unfortunate
soung woman was wrapped in the
flames. Two Of her compAnioGs who
were in the room we're so frightened
that they .an of without rendering any
assistance; and Mary herself ran down
two pair Of stairs, jumped into n bath
tub, and turned on the faucet, before
the flames were ~cxtinguished. She
was conveyed Immediately to the hos
pital, and is lying at the point Of death.
Alas that breadth Of hoops should be
such IN enemy u length Of life.
~~~
-no. Mitchell, tn. Irish Patriot, intends,
70 take up his residence at St Louis and
practice fsw.
AN ORDINANCE To AMEND CHAPTER
20 OF REVISED ORDINANCES.
BE it enacted BY the City Council Of the
Csty Of Davenport.
SECTION THAT Section !. Of Chapter 70
Of the Revised Ordinances. be, and the sam,
is hereby amended. by adding thereto the
following;
Prorided. That in that portion Of -aid
city. living east Of Iowa street. and in that
portion lying west Of Scott street. and EN-
hraced within the limits aforesaid. the Coun
ell may by resolution. authorize the cree
ton Of frame buildings. application in wit
ing therefor being first made and signed by
| the owners of not less then two third Of the
block upon which such building is to he
erected.
GEO. d. SARGENT, Mayor.
Attest T.. PECK. City Cterk.
May .. DIT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

The political gamblers Of the Black
Republican ~junta, healed by Seward,
and his right and left bower, Greeley
and Weed, are determined that Kan
sss shall not escape from their grasp.
They have used it AZ the victim'of all
their political knavery, and evoke ITS
CHASTITY wounds. (given by the hands Of
their own hirelings) whenever they de-
sire TO stir afresh the fires OF fanati
cism. and kindle the flame Of dlsunion.
BY their advice the Free State Party
stand aloof from all elections, refuse to
share in the territorial government, OF
recognize the Va dizzy OF its laws, when
BY coming forward to the polls, the
entire Legislature could be changed,
and such laws repealed As they deem
improper or impolitic. The Free State
Party are AZ Six to one Of the pro-
slavery party, and could speedily put
an end to every objectionable law, IT
they would participate in the elections.
But Seward and his gang constantly
urge the free State men 10 adhere to
the Topeka humbng, and allow the
pro-slavery party to have it all then
own way. 1t is the secret design o'
the Black Republican managers, 10
make kansa, u pcrpctually bleeding
victim for the use Of the party Of fan.
atics in the States. They are rcmors
less in their work of ruin, believing
that, by keeping alive contention in
Kansas, they can keep alive their ias,
dccaying Republican organization. The
task is hopeless. Kansas shrieking has
lost its power to arouse the national pas
sions. II has spent It's force. Somc
new device is necessary. But Creole.
and Seward still look to Kansas as then
"forlorn hope in future political strnc
giles. They have faith to believe tina
their insane and suicidal advice will be
followed by their tools in Kansas, al,
the flame of rebellion and war vii
again illuminc the political f"uma
nent with the broad glare OF blood
light, that shall burn up the temple .
our National Liberties. They ma
make the attempt, but james Bucha,
an will strangle the traitors with tn
iron grasp OF Federal power.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11
ICE /! lCE!

Davenport Ice Co. are now prepSrd to
Q ntrAct & r tbs d lv ~ Gle Tor fHe s- =
sn .-u-toner. = ,mme acing h . xso, With Us
", be guaranteed - he supplied III N0vemccr II
issir-d Para , d si ing e ;hrous; the as 90
AZ. caution against contracting with those who u
not supply the season through.
Od,c Sc nd At. opposite L-tIsire II use.
m,y5i3m PECK d
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For Sale.

~ An IMPROVED rARM OY ieCRRU -
five miie, ve.' ofthe city - Dspsst. -
I3llkat the Wesley I hsp-l. Thssnins ~
item lis . d s'oct snh grain On the Z viii be sold
with thu land II d~sived.
ros particulars call on tbs subscrttn she prem.
hcs. DAD DARkY.
IeAIAd3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11


Pans or ANCESTRY Win SAwNEY.
The FLOWING amusing instance Of
the tcnacity with which the Scotch
HighlanIcrs hold to the honors and
antiquity of their kindred, was display
cd yesterday near our office door:
A pleasing little dispute arose be-
tweenad descendant of the C'ampbellsan
\ descendant OF the M'l.ea,s, upon this
n~evcr-cnding subject. The &'Lean
would not allow that the Campbclls had
any right to rank in antiquity with the
MLeans, who, he insisted, were in cX
istencc as a clan from the beginning Il
the world. The Campbell had a litl'e
moro biblical lore than his antagonst i,
and asked MIN il the clan MLcan wa,
before the flood. "Flood what flood =
said the M'Lcan. "The flood that YOU
know drowned all the world but Noa'r
and his family and his tiocks," said III,
Campbell ."Pooh you aud your flood
said the M'Lcan "mv clan was a:or,
tn flood" II have not read in my Bi
ble," said the Campbell, "of the name
Of MLean going into Noah's ark y
Noah's ark F" retortcd the MLcan, il
contempt "who ever heard Of "a NJ
Lean that had not IA boat OF his own 2
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
Davenport leo!
COMpETST1O.r DErYEDl!

TVHE Avk PORT lCs CD. No. I i. Il " p,e
pared 10 =. rye the ci,tsen- = Davenport with
the bert pos-ie's quality u ice, guaranteeing 10 ho-
nSsh ou. cusiomers until January a.xf II deal,
ed. Parties vi hing . supply To- a. entire sea-n
are cau,!one again.t contra ting with t'o-e vito
cannot furnish patronr through h- season.
e.. STkIS HiLkER 4 CO
Once. 0ecoud st, oppo IT. l. Claire House
n.S6
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JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

- OFFERS Ms SERVICES As SUCH
u his friend BOD the POLL c IN z nsi.
uY a.. b u Ing that he can and will
0A1" give en,irv All. faction N ell wors
ne in tn d utal line. Ne rs b+en engage ! d..
GosiTic1's, nee for the In I m EN- months. aud he
lie eng tnat he has -nst ain d his former re utatton
s,S D. mist, Re ks for = potion q The Patronage
from his frf nds and tie pabi c Ill acqIirein nt-
In III K q led3 Of De | try and a,rsns' m MT in
hts ofice and lab 'estory are $ ich thai he is lr"'' rri
nd,Any w,'k in N Dental in. III ned of~ rk
t. did r. mt from all Others ia hi 80 / n II ih~ cJnB-
Try, baiug mo e Ct .sniy and nurahlc end vorn win
N rec fort and >etis 'aciion 10 ,he " arr. IT,
will p I 10 ~sst'icisi trd-niures from me 10 IN m
Il E st, and d all other " RI appertainine TO Den-
tiivv.
On snd residence connect d. on Pa.Ith s;vet
srcar' hous y u Of lain, . jin,ng DR.. Poi MIA n
re-ii Q.
A y n 'rnber o. references giv-n i. required.
M Qdtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11

FOR SALE.

u YOKE Z Working Oxen. four I've and tx vears
sCold. 8 miles so.ve Davenport m the Ml,si ,sipp
River. Ais, one three year old Jarh.
Apyt, 2Sitf, d 4 K ALIEN
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FRESH BREAD, FRESlCAKES

D9nOES PAWS. with he w ecisrs'ns
ID IN ~ tusinsss. anH Q comply y - ssQu.s,s
sn ~isi .. Of issny ~ thei- cIstonsssve sssus.
ei snos er nr.t cia = BAKER ssd VIII b. up frs,h
r = and esh-r csts.. d Ly o. hctakctiona,
store cstrn- sth AMI Brad, street
sp.ii "a 4
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II l..aND.

1shE sri~v, irnci .-,h { -od his = ard ha. :
ness inter ~ Ii Hat Slos- , lst,airs
Bow, TO y y. nrainsrd o. voslscoa.menl
then TO his 9 'enfs aid cs,toosrs.
Apr ! 3oth 1857. I218H.
\. 2. BARNARD 3 90. vtii cnsi ~ lat
s1d zap bus nees ~ al It's bSaocn stAe zane
DioUe. Thy ar nos rec isiGO . n VT " sc.
sonable good which vin B std r-~ sasA. 4
sAsSe tia pub y pasronAGs V sllcst
APrfl 9AlSf.
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,utura t-ish hs E'itau.th II Brpwnins oI,n0
H~ury Lsir or NE aud expense Mis- Martystt ei.D
it.i.y's u"eklArr . Il " that came ofU 70
iltie rrr.u ~ pekrns 9th eM
/, ord Il the es.,tou. ~ N.e,n Jane. 8
~ mo- OF FL ah'ii;~ Iias'i by J y Kelly (l,1S
Y ivhhor lacks cod b, Pal Gie,iou AS
v tgWs N sni , slin ~ " + ~,mm. H...H
10, ,'riie-s p, ii*at wier I 81 $40
~ ~ n, rkn-,gr b ! 10, Christian. 6.e
.rnc' o. tn iiru-s uf pAvii els
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
Minnesota prcot.h bs q G andrew. -
sinor '.hsnd '"-A and Map. ~ rsrhs, .
w IS
= ct.oral b, ~ Of IosA $50
Kainsn. b, k.sins 6ttO
xAn,s, and S'br,-ha map ~ IS
s"rt,ia al map Il MINI sts /, 1harmsn 70
Wsconau' Is
IiIrit :. ALTO
Apyistor's Railway tuii~ tni March -
Jus. ~ III, ~ aai & Z sale 1t
TIE ioma Book Rooms,
NJ. ~ brady 81. near u. Post O1ce.
moi2de> ELI ADAMS.
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WnA.k

s-sied hspsrs VIII - taken until list 4,
q NAY, - o'chct y for macad .rau,nyiss ne
saass7s. and sttttns 'A- eur stone. % ; street
from The south Inc Of Oh 10 vro1sst. u
v0rh vli b let " ssssiess; spscines ssn h
ssse N my oGss.
q. LACE.
cisyaser,
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100000 WANTED,

Ii. persons indicted % the nrm Of !
~ n SII.Lk1T OF SM = 6lI.LkIT mast cah
and .rt.l. TIE ssa.s witho 4 lsy.
P. J Gill; MT h co
tps 7dPw. SucceFsov- u T. a Il. 4 $ 40.
~> To LOAN lone ant short SIM
Ii-ITdtT AACGLOT COAbI
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RE-

Twas Sub y Tibss skl rrnov- from eS stsnd %
i Rrsfy s,rsrt. ~ HI NV snd cseus Store, In
Ais rev bul.d,ng. c.rn Z Of "a AMI y sts~sas on
or sb VI 'he 7th o. NAY. ~ n. whereoay le found
By bis friends. ready to ssrve then. 10 capacity
In ID. meet psomvt AMI correct mant
ss06dts. rRANCrStODY. II.
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FASHIONABLE q.
Girl Wanted.

coon sknyAKT 0lhL vii End = 1vme snd
good was.- IN IN. fsnl u q tn. IN ter iIu H.
IlouAe o1 Ripley, "en Til d snd 70 tt;h .t-t~ts
Gk0, Y NfE tELL.
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Cananche Lots.

We have some veiy desir able lots sri-eted
xad foi raj in OamAuch'. Pat { IL. prioe,
term &C msdc known, upon apple atioas 10 PAR
EER EDWARDS ATALAAGE, NJ. 10 Ort's Block
April IS dtf.