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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
rrRMnNr LEGISLATURE.

MoNTPkLIxR VT, Wednesday, Jan - 1857
Gov Fletcher hss issued a proclamation conven'ng
An extra session Of the legislature on Feb lS TO de-
t,mne sures for rebuilding the State House. which
was recently burned down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURES.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Jan. IS, lsOI.
J. M Farber Republican, has been elected Speaker
of the Minnesota Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.
NAr.I...-I n.r Ian % L 2

BOsTON, Wednesday,, Jan. q, IOI.
The imports CT Foreign Goods at the port OF Boston
for the week ending Jan. 30 were As follows:
Dry Goods...... 30 $50 Other articles Ss
IL
WI - isT5 Total..............s $685. O32
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

Congress did no business yesterday. in cOnse-
oueuco of the death of Preston S. Brooks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
This House merely met and adjourned owing to the
death of tue Hon. Preston 5. Brooks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

HOLLoWAY's Pills for the cure OF Sick Head
aho aud Bile These wonderful Pills have been the meas Of
Isorif persons heal pronounced incuable lac
cct thr have milo yet speedy, and ss family medicine
theys are uHsQu6ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
SCARLET FEyRR-How TO CURE AND Pre-.

VENT IA Nsw NETHoD.-Dr. Page of Mississippi, wei
New In the Southern States has net WITH great sncceSs III
ths Scarlet other malignant Feven by tue 1o
univ Of RADwAY's READY Kelley AsC REGULATORS Ihe
Ready Relief P.ss"s.es wonderful Gu alive power Owe, az
plaiRnsnt contagious sasies dsd PIeteHr " Isse
says lt blessing TO inc human rsce ire most suos as
fon posoLS cannot hut OF attack tue human sy'
fem thai "a under influence Of RGdwsy heady euet
Let seized with Scarlet Fever auy Other nahS
nat Fever Small Pox SneuCiou CODgoains or lima ma
lion s Of ungs other organs or OF sldden Acss Of
nuy acute disease 10 Radwsys RcsaJ ne
Stf-THE UsE WHICH WILL NOT NTtRfERt WITH ANY
MEDICAL TREATMENT. 1t will save yost life II he me ilcins
You taking is doing ,"d H. on me o,h-f sini
YOU ese setting better under your PHYSICIANS care IL
~ III make youI final recovery dOrbly certas 49,,
As A PEENENTIvE 1t you will tue Ready kHIet or
directed visit :he most infected places
and escsps withoD. al attack 49, - n,
So with Small POx Moasles Typhus and Snip isyer' Rad
Nsys Relief will protect against the most subtle oil Hee
Rsdwsy Ro,dy Relief and Rsgustosae s. TO take under
o.! viii always dc I'D ID h,DwASs
r. R. oice, No. 49, Fulton. II. y Vs. Isletss NO. a.
South Philadelphia R.O corner oil Blocker ana Chtstc
xbs1 and Mrs. HAYES, Brooklyn
RyPrRH.-Only Prize Medal awarded to MARSH
60 by Industrial Exhibition If al Nsiions a, the CystH
PslsoS Or t.elt new PATENT RABiCALCVEI TWua Refer
snScs - 10 it's superiority: Prot VIrTine Mott, willard IA
ksr snd John b. Csrnochan. Oper nom a NJ 70 2 IA
MARSH Co.. No. q Audsniane New'fo'f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
BusineSs N5thss.
T~-roI,,r DrpRAyrTY.-It is d 5al thing That |

UvroVug DRPRAyTTY.-It is h FAD thing that
- be % vfk+d-tveu 6eo''G tat tr.o u n qu,.
to- q s y ,5 is EsiSpsrTa Pill. out iaoa
ssrds Il po1 fsu!es, for twsoty sea" 'Il more, u
soS Vide the more prJpdiced sod sckes by b"cdns and
o1loue have died 'h'y have secufd eas.fI .ite So, "
al tie troe r fola dec FiioI. BIS tAey Z. @''-SP
Bcwre Of coraterf.it Pls Pur :ti2s % be
f .S5 P Fn eacI alike axe a. % searia @ it I.
only AZ 'IpeIt lat oen a ouce o.fsi.n the &C.
senpne PstA exc p s "a Pe 'I o sesa5. be lit
lie box 81 Ps are ne to the sTHs!ne p iu 10 P
tse IobBc su.I3 theselyes dec. Pon BY
al Of zee coui:ercs Pills hs's-a SUCH @e eoqItee'
Isyo sirtGdy STOPPED the ss some extent AID have sgH-
SsS.ls B'sidIets Burdls, Nos 81 .ns AS B[oa5p"y
Les Hose 10 wisn 20 ecS5e 'ut ssuos Oh ~ - s,.yrry.
No al Hgd,oh. No "a Pvi'O1,,, No rs Fal5ea g. 4,
D.OTI soEs, Agents, No. l3a North 2t' feissPS4
KBAu WHO eel TIC eoga'ss, PHI: vii , be P5
Isr, "2il Broadway on The ..de l.ee.. -
Insurance AGAINST BURGLARY
Ez1Hf fos s s,oar Poes.l
hDETrcToE TIT LOCKS
IKEA Iai ii d s SptIous Of
BCILpIkC HARDwAEE'
No, 40 john, eoEher Of Dn.ch:
MANHATTAN on Co. STOCK iCr sale 1y
AJgLRT "a. kIcoLAY, No. BTosdst
UNYOE IEDIA-RUBBER COMPANY STOCK for sale
~ ALsEEI Il. EIooLAY, no oIo.e.-
PIANOS AND MELODEoNs.-Ihe HORACE IA,
oa,. nproyed Planes aud MelOdeons arc 10 DO ouHd
s~ AZ No ~ Isosdwsy Pianos and Mel de ms TO rent snd
rrrt allowed pzcahse for sz- on monthly PsJineh"
ond-haBd ifsDo' from $50 70 ~ Me!2deon. evo oIo1.
SINGERS SEWING NACHINEs.-The time has
arrived 70 eparo Spring and Sumner trade he who
will have g-ett Advantage
bu who purcL AFTER the hurry for w@k comes on az
f,st that gIsCgRs BAcHiSES AID othr; VIII answer n
st, cioInF shoe ttluEs genPIsl wOfk, IL wei ucde
l. full OF information about SEWING hAcHaEs' Copos sent
gIats 70 eli who apply - -, uv.L
BALLS AND PARTIES vs.. SNOW AND RAIN.
r.ntjns Cater BooTs aud SLIPPERS 0dS rbber BO0T a1d
euoEs Ladie psfronise J. b. MILLER Co.. l>i OaAas
RUBBERs REPAIRED AND RUBBER SOILS AP-
piIrp 10 LEATHER Boots AND SHoEs-No. Is Nssssust-
Rubber AID GUtafeTCLS sOe keep the feet warm ana pt
fciy DRY slippery, and at east t"ce IS ohf as
eaher Boots let before 10 In the morning car nave inc s'e
o. On BY 10 the evening.
WIGs--HAIR-DTE -WiGs.-BAiCH EL"Rs
WIGS sud ToUPELs have improvements pssis 70 thea house
1hcy uTo al wf!o for shsf F"ccel oeT
ease oaraaty-hfDg W ehsen Ehe srSest 500 ',st
stock tire world T~.!ve pvete toou: io' us ID"
DFE Sold ~ bATcHsLoKs No ~ b'~e~5
HOILoWAY's Pills for the cure OF SICK Head
nbe and Bile These wonderful Pills have been tue meas of
IestOrs persons heal pronounced ncuraoc Lac
eject thry milo yet speedy and ss family medicine
they un-quaed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
WrLDrR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAT-

CoICUs HOAR=ENESS AND BRONCHITIs.-
Raovs's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs when allowed 20 dissolve
slowly ia the mouth have dhect infuelce L. the stecsd
nate the sedative and soothing effect TO the mucous nus Of
she windpipe the Bronch ssys the Palm nary an
and giy rIis Coughs Cods aud the various Inros 9b~o
Gos 70 which public speaker. an singers liable Solo BY
oil dnSgsiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

WIGs-HAIR-DTH -WiGs.-BA Bal CHELoR's
los tnd ToUPELs have improvements pssS 70 ss e'lse
tass and oaralgity ing W eh-r The srSet .oa pest
sict h. e roIIS Tw,ye rivsto fO5 Supplying his Ia
.aass DrE Sold At BircHELoR's No fss Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
NICARAGUA,
EVACUATION OF R,VAs.
OFFER OF SUIRHSDe,. ~ "AltER'
WALKERISM IN NICARAGUA DBD
q I've n. 7. Tlibsa>

C1srsIpcaieass 81 Tbe \. L T'ibzaN
AspNwAIL, Jan. II, 1857.
The British mail steamer Thames hss sui,d
with dates from GieytOwD. river San Jaao. I, a.
18th inst. sbo bIOugh. thirty Ave Of w,lk.r,
msu. who were immediately transferred "a ksd
of the Granada, which steamer lefS this tay ts
Greytowy, to receive on board and convey 10 s.-.
Orlesns the 6hibusters brought out BY the Tsru
aud James Adger. II wa. csculsted that mot 4
the flItustels would leave BY the GrsoadA
Walker has evacuated or ben driven ost I
Riyas, and wa. at ST. George surrousdd By hs
allies, who had OF, red hun terms Of surrender ni
as be had no means Of receiving supplies Of PrOrs-
ions, &c., il was hourly expected that bis 70 bsr
would ground their srms. The remnant Of ION
men, sen, az various times from tie States b
Wa ker, are now reduced to 500. Walkeri'n Z
Nicaragua has ceased TO exist.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

0a4As YAx.--A largo yam WA *.
Aihhsd q Va Academy Of Science,
pAssA vAtuh wAs Z taet . Inches loax,
I ~ 3 iaoAts II 0iscamleraacs. and
vsl1hsd ~ xAelisA pessa., Il was
>sAi ben w rsOvsase q No yAasisa.
vanll aad NJ lsttsr BY which Il WAS
6opeNpAAlea asaasd. . ssssA lssysr one
would hsst bsop sept iftAs inland con-
vsyanos 10 the pom he'd been lsss OK.
ponslvA The Botanical name d IoSa-
~ ospsatses. Three anoA potatoes
voed b sathcisnt for he dinner Of 4
reeimsnk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
HHLr ON1 ANorREa,

The following touching incident illus.
tTsies tho worth " spiritusl sympAthy
anI aorI. - Christixns who ara wholly
absorbed in sslf, coon grow torpid 10
their affection and lose the freshness Of
their spiritual life. Bot when they nut
forth earnsst en!esvors to save others
from eternal death. their own hearts are
warmed, their faith AMI seal quick eneJ,
sni they make rapid progrsss IN person.
al holiness
A traveller who was passing over the
Alps was OversAken by u snow. storm at
the top OF high mOu tain. The cold
tecane intense. The air WAS thick With
sIces, ami the piercing sind seemed to
penetrate into his bones. Still the trav.
ellsr, for time, struggled on. But at
Last bic limbs we're quite bsnumbed--a
heavy drowsiness bsgsn to creep over
him-his feet almost refused to move; and
hs lay down oo the snow to give way to
that fatal slssp. which Il The lsst stass
OF extreme cold, and from which he
would csstainly never have walked up
seAio 10 this world. Just ct that 40.
meet As cav another p'os traveller CON.
ing up tbs road. The snhspry man seem
ID 70 be, IL possible. even 10 vorss
condition than himself, for hs, too, could
sosrcely move, eli bic powers were fro
zen, and be sppsa'sd jast on the point
o die,
Whsa 30 cav shis poor msn, The t,sv.
elles Who We juss going TO lay down TO
slsep, mads Z eat effort. lie reused
himself up, aud he css~lsd--fos 10 ~,
tosscely sbls TO wsik-so bic fellow. suf.
ferss.
us took bic heads late Ne own. s.a
tried ~ vsvm .Asm. us eAslsl h;s OaM.
.snplss, h. rubbed hss feet, he applied
ssiasisA ~ kls tedy. Asd I'll ne tius
10 spsts shsssira vatas 10 he ess. IA
tried 10 toMears kia,
A. h. dld tAls. ths 3Siaa nss haess
10 rtyive, HE pawess were restored, ana
10 felt able 10 20 forvsrd. Bus this ~
ass oil, toe bic kiad hsasiselos, too. va
recovered By the sasass 10 had msde 70
savs bic fsisad. The sssstioa % suhh.
Ing msds The blood eiroulsts asaip IA
bic ovp body. IN grew warn By svyina
10 vasa The other, lie dsovsiasss wsns
Of, 10 40 loagss wished 10 slssp, bic
hmhs sstavaed again 70 he proper fosss,
AMI The two travellers wsas On Ihslr vay
together. happy, cad eougsaealasise oas
another On tAslr eseAps.
Sona the eoev stosa pAeee4 away. end
ne 0osntata vas crossed, asd Tier
tsasAsd tAsis Asnss 10 sassay.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
Type for Sale.

One do Burgcois;
One do Plea.
y Type IL partly worn, bu,ln rooi working con
otsloa and works plain and clear Il vii he sold-
- u april 81 for soon. dywif
Walkers Nccc.sisic. create Ucmms.
The report that Walker was III dan
ger Of determination with brave and
gallant band. oftollowcrs in Nicaragua,
1onchcd the great American heart, and
caused it u beat with pulsations Of
sympathy for these daring pioneers Of
Freedom. The rascality Of Comma
lore Vanderbilt. and his army Of paid
false reporter for the Journals, has on
ly served 10 increase the friends of
Walker, and create for him those need
fnl resources Of men, money and pro-
visions, Of which he is presently much
in need. The Tennessee, that sailed
from New York on the Goth, took at
$50 reeraits, money, munitions Of war,
and words Of sympathy and cncoul-
agement for the brave General, whose
fate seems to be Prcservcdfo rgreat deeds
and the Inauguration Of a new civil
xation in Central Amcricn. E"glanl,
Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Chi
Ii, Eucuador, and Peru may unite with
Commodore Vanderbilt in devisIng
means to extcrminatc Walker, and our
owo government may give him no
countenancc, and turn from his agents
and ministers without diplomatic rec
IGNITION, but all this will be unavaiing
to crush that hero, So long rs the l'eo-
pie Of this county arc determined to
sustain him in his work of cmancipa-
ting . bcantifcl country from mon
grcl race Of men who arc but little bet
ter than savages, and take but one rank
above the North American Indian.
Commodore Vanderbilt forfeited
his valuable Charter for the Nicaragua
Transit Route, Ivy refusing to pay the
stipulated annual and quarterly dues,
aud after msny renous!rsnccs, Walker
declared his charter forfeited, aud seized
Ne vsssels and property Of the Transit
Company IN payment Of the just debt.
A Charter was conferred upon a new
Company. andit is thi. that has aroused
We pans proud Commodore to spend
80 much sneaey, Ind bride SO many
jouraAls ios the purpose Of running
Walker. II II private revenge that
vsadsrLiM sseks. and TO thinks that
BY evsrshrowing Walker. his chartered
privilege will DO restored to him.
He carca not whether devils or white
men inhabit Nicaragua, SO that he OOH
trolls the Transit Route. The masses
pfths people arc already awake to the
sslilsh schemes Of the Commodore, and
thu has been reason for the recent
large supplies Of men and material aid
sent out to Walker. We believe that
he will yet scatter every foe, and come
out Of the contest rs did Bolivar and
Washington, the Father Of his country
and TIE Savior Of Nicaraguan freedom,
civilization and independence.
The steamer Zssos sailing from New
Orleans o. he 0sth, took out 400 re.
eruitA end large quantities Of arms and
ammunition for Walker, and we coon OF.
pset - hear that not : foo Of Nicara.
gaa ssnaias upon IL soil. New re.
esults AZ daily coming in to New York
and New Orleans for tho aid Of Wal.
Der. and with bic bull dog bravery, he
Naas svsstNally succeed against any
combinations that are formed to crush
NJ, soo mote Il BE-"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
cxrIhn spirituaEst CARRIED tlin,r,

I1'Ihe spiritualist carried things
SO far at Ludlow, Mass, that the III
dignant citizens broke up the ",ircIe,"
tarrcd and tcathcrcd Mr.. AlvorI, OF
Springfield, rode him on u rail, and
warned Mrs. Clark and her sister to
leave the town 1t seems that the spir
it of AlvorJ's wife having entered into
Mrs. Cla.k, Nj. Clark being All obcdi-
cut spiritualist, surrendered her to Al
word, who also, it was said, enjoyed
spiritual communication, with Mrs. =
Clark's sister.
pIcKLE FOR E..er.-For hundred
pounds Of beef ten pounds salt, SIX
ounces saltpe,re, water sufficient to Co
yer the meat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

STEAMBOAT FOR KANSAS RIyER.-The
st. Louis Democrat, learns that boat
is constructing at townsville, Pa, Us
pecially for the navigation Of Kansas
River. She is to lie 1875 feet in length,
with hold three and half feet deep
and % feet beam.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

ArTAs uhnstiAa samlslssssos, 4
unissstAlAs PApes paalaAsd u Az.
burn, y, Y. says saAs .hs UaivsnAilss
asassaiasaIoa have sshaa saAsiy osoo.
Goo t0s edasasiaaal pRteassa aathS ,As
,sas asa yeAss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
Two MoRE STATES.

The Territorial committee Of the
House has reported in favor oforgan'-
zing the eastern portion Of Minnesota
into State, and also Oregon. The
House endorsed the committee report
by large majority. They probably
will both be admitted during the next
session Of Congress.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
GROCERIES.
p n o VsxHx q ~ > ,
Oysters, &e, &c.

sUSaE srAserlb+y = Inc IL receipt q vrrsh supply
u s0rJo~rtrs, Prsvisesee. nrsa =. sass, Hess, &C.
4 Z, Ave- :, Iaesvm his nkSds ard ~ pahen 70
s-Sr,sl. Vnas ~ hAs 60 as~st0eni q W aeove
esmsd avtislse ~ Aspa. vAssA D. IN > sspty "
~ - II eosesonsn = snail ooveoes - ~.
-AI1o-
W%oobess 0oo0 JvS40ep UVtosAe,
' ~ y ~ y restA. ~ eztfs .. as'Aa
rais nsysn rrssA oystsss y carr,
vsaeA = y sssslns y ~ Sesss ~. ~ sans, -
go. - ek1An y Ant ssAke tseet y ~ ftt.
yisspS " - sssass ~ eewN lisVe'
slss IN s.lsS = sssssa MA. sssSa9 Y I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
.lrSeSilyss Wills.
Il. S. MOORE,

Err co Hsnner, Sagn and Or
49,, n...sn,.l PAIN TER. .r4iner
@ lding upon Gas,
Landscape, Sceaery end POvtrsn Pal stesS,
Sue ~,h disp.tch, Ia the best ,Ooderm and tart fui
nyes. Also, Siya Painting snd Grsin',.s for ihr
Trade.
N. ". Corncr brady and s.h strets. l'sv. npost,
Iova. jsusa dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

Masss IN Nav Yoag, The CITY
Depository Bank has been calling Ii
losas. but withShis exception the mar.
ket has been easy. On Monday tho
city pays its quarterly dividends, aud
the State OF Pennsylvania pays tie in.
tsrsst on its debt. The discount rates
arc without ehange.sa q per cent
for prime paper. 90 days 70 four mon.
thes, and s ( topper cent. for six
months. Second grades . toto. Call
loans I per cent.
The Atlantic stsAlnsrs which sailed
to-day took no spseis, There hss been
a0ae sapostsdah the wesk v tAAt W
specie II haak win show considerable
eAe( ouy u the California rpselpta eNyly
u sAs wssk.~AIM u pas Nswa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

~Te he poiat-Ths editopof 4
pspee y Orleans Bas. Cal. says I'VE
aeaS taassa y b ssstsal h anything.
~ WI ~ jaas What W a-.a please
AAsal everything. md trass Ia God, two
pevslseA asa : Lowie knife tar the 70.
nN)lS A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

Periodical Department, Jan. y,
Tribune Ain4nic aud y little ! Register ,,..,i.
ropes - cent, p,erdoxcn al "a:
''"d-y ! adj Hook iar t.L.u,,,.
'Tnime Magazine d.
la tous bv,iaf Alihnr's Hmm, A.,
ankle No'iu., NiN Nay al,
la l'ii = Pa oriai jan LII;
]. sir's ll.u it.tet. do
ia y - Jouf'isl OF Ci.iiAtion Jan l7tL.
fribn'-, sein'-sski. It'll So ii, IAN;
fas of o. talon .Ith.
ioi.ion iIb tfa,ed \, ". ~ - A.
THE low a BOOK ROOMS.
n" y" Bfs"y 80. u, ".a, ~. Pct ,,,,rr
Us" - ELI ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

EFThc largest mirror plate ever
imported into the United States, has
Just been put up in the bar room Of the
st. Nicholas Hotel, NY. The plate is
seven feet high, aud haitian inch thick.
The original cost and tue cost Of i'm
portatiom was $1,000 the frame and
putting up 5000; making altogether,
81, 400.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
AJrpIciAL AND JuDrclous HINr.-

AJrDIclAL AND JUDIcIOus HIM.
Gen. d. was more distinguished for
gallantry in the field than for the care
he lavishsd upon personal cleanliness.
Complaining ON certain occasion 70
the Chief Justice B, Of the SUI
lerinc he endured from rheumatism,
that learned and humorous Judge I'M
dertook to prescribe remedy.
You must desire yonr," scrvant.ss tI'd
tothe General, ITO place every morning
by your bed side tub tire. parts I'll
led with warm water. You will then
get into the tub, and having provided
yourself with pound Of yellow soap,
you must rub your whole body with 1t.
immcrsing yourself occasionally in the
water, and ut the end Of the quarter OF
an hour the process concludes by wi
ping yourself dry with towels and rub
bling your person with a Acshbrush."
"Why," said the General, after atew
minutes reflection upon what he had
lust heard, "this seems to me to be
neither more nor less than washing
yourself"
well rejoined the Judge, 1T is open
to that objection"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
>A,sse:s;s.
.-.4Aa-
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNliEED STATES.

(Pub.ic 2
An ACT making aIprnpr.ai ions for tie payneit Of
in alId and u, he uets IA Of The tui el States Ter
The year ding tie hirt Ia II Jun 'izhts, hun
dred and hity-. ight
B. 4 enacted by tie Senate and Xouss Vt Rep
rs.entst ves ofths futtd tat Of AwesieG. That
the full wing he .l II e SAM. are t-:rty ~.
prprme out of ans In the trea Jury Dt OF b.
erwiss app op.asi 10 the payiiet i pensions for
The year ead ~ TIA thir,ith OF Jane, eiahsea hun.
drts aud nrty-rash'.
Var IN. siid Il iaas nn'sr various scts. f~ul hun.
drnl ~ Sevsniy. tx Thousand delsO.
For prnsi9,.s, uni .r Act> 81 the eighteen hundred
aud 'trhtrsn ntts u b u y. .tsht~"n halsir's' aud
!we0,y-stsht sna .sYsn.h JuN", siyhtesn hundred
and mi " tws. sishty-fSas thousand o0' haadrsa
sud twehtr lolisr..
rar pensions 70 ttows e II - vol ssfysi In Ne
precautionary war, nn'ssT the L!sd taAm set. u
tars. Ja.y etaht~sH hundred ard th.r,y,six, ssv-
snth July epl:ten ha.s.rei sna shtrty.rlslt THU
Aaroi, olxntrsn hundred and tt'Y Skv.e, ssgerts.n
IN JaGs. eighteen hundrep ard t-'y four. > e,ni
February, AID twcDsy -inth JUS, t,ehtoen hsnir ID
and fory eight and second --eti act'of ihyi fshru
ay G,sht zen hanirsi and az -ihr's'. i've hundred
AMI ,i2ts-nin thousand six tuIirei dallar..
For peasions B. widows st.t q pttns, unur act Of
twenty-irst July. ights han.irei ani fortv- i.ht
fret c'iont &c, oI third trlarv eighteen hundred
anl nv, thr'-, and an sp ial sc's. hund rel
an. JpAn.iy onrthoa>xnd fv h iudrd iaars.
For navy invsl p.nsi"n>. forty thousand Il HAYS.
For navy = nj rs I wi h'ws ani ,,yhans. und r
~ 81 .vs nth Argrst eighteen huair abb forty
eight. me hind Ell aud forty ,hausxnd dollars.
Approved January II, 1877.
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MARRIED

LENIS-LOONlS-pcbruar 5th, 1T the n ~
P.rs nag. by Rev II. W. Keller. Mr.. Newell s
lewis u Nj Syvis oomis both Of vi ton, Iowa
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tAs Albany Hsssaassa ccrps
U1Stu1npA WMhtthhA, u aiiass
~ taaa0asss'aA q ssss'atss i'asAsA.
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AftOrney ut LGv.
D.1.V'KI1G HOUSE
R11d
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP.
Main Street, davenport, Iowa.
DEALERs IN
H,ik Notes. Drafts. God silver anil Eastern W.
Land " ar. a.,s buu.ht sold sa'd ! cat I. q
II hit std u On minis t' n ney ioAn-d on
uglncrm,r H. .. u >,curi' y; ais nsgotlst ii
Tax. isii nus,-resd mis-; EsSminstLs Il Laid
| T,ti.s lnsi-. eic, etc.
-RErERENCES.-
MesSrs O ~ + ssrge.t, pAvrnport, Iowa,
Nskli Corbin, d.
hilbert u D. usy ne, "a hsr. hs~ York.
Arssrs liar Is > Gu, FhlAd Ith,s,
lion. WIZ " ,ixit, Newark NJ;
Messr. Saul uAr. IS ; Sou isaIt q. BaitimaE.:
johns llorkins, E,q, Ir rtGt, Dc
kLer Nikie. E-q, Csshi {, %
YIN U usrij on, ksl, 90
Mar. Chucb h..4h i. BAnt-rs. wssi.is s,on.
MA uAikt', k 4, n.5il-. Ala,
la BIo .. 4 Ia, Bsnkess, 81 Luis.
E0s. Sole.
Tao l. - ~ ,hr Hs.u, zsrn-T ~ Eighth snj Cal"
st,.et.-ene uuOhst ctel River vi~w.
| several valuable bniiuins Lvss ~ Narrison aid
N,tu street. North ~ Sixth steess III ssle ~
NJ v.Inshss bu1sias L0 ~ Srcoad a's. Third
Streets fss sal, cssais .fass ysAss sivrs ~ iue
II u Gre - A1si,s4s, avsaAs Lss,s ~ tbs
"Tvss:s =! MA: !. sss .s'.ss. ,, = 's'' esp
Wet \ Ii .. Ma 9 leCssir.s 7,A sAamLs.
Aouse VIII rs01s oasd veu4 e'eeas.
LA . ~ ~ 1llcAsAh ssa,staa. saa } ~ =
Ses.. & s.r .T,k g. e >, ii, sAAss sugIvsl'Gs.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Lso' " ~ a'r' lots, mi. perth Of 1u,,o, .tx,ln
Il GA tbs and u Railroad u. t.s ro,-,,, ,.''..
Also, go serr'. on" mile north u Waico,t; ehc.,
""'- "''' cash. '"a'h" ~ "ne and two y-ais
Also 30 a't"s In Washington count, 40
hh- timber, aud fniinin. ~ass, Oh a Part NH. ~.
y "'H 10 indies n,a Iowa CITY, snd Ia from W..
WI ~ s,ld cheap, sai part on tune
Ai,o' "ur 10 acre lots near Iowa civ b,.u,,,,
farming land, .ni Wit NJ, rssi - ""'""
MO- Lis 10 wet Davenport, ranging In ,,,s
trsm Zee ~ sou to ~ acre., ,.ld a., ;. ~ ~
taianrc u, shi NO y.sts s"a
A'sn, t"N"isi htai buildings ON t,..., .
"'''u o' S"Ai "a - sonshI. TENS Apply 4.
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IlOtrl for sale.

u S'LhNplo huF soy buk HOTEl. elegantly
c."h ,.' AHA h.'i. IA the nourit hing city u IA
'ia"e' Tvtms ress"nah'e part ~ the purrha -
"''.N "'i' of,HA'h IA horses, mul 5, anu y segons
' NNti AZ 'Nfihy tituttid CITY H. L. nor All, loo
AM at ", al haie,sns oue ios s,oc,.s on ,h az
'ne ~ P"ss"" Ate tor = b,isln. k,S-, ~ a.y
~ i.sClslrr =" ms ~
&c. HAD2