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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-29

c. AUGUSTUS HAVILAND,
AND RIAL ESTATE AGENT,
OmGs win Col C. EAds, LIE Claire Row
Fntrancs Ls Clsite Hsll.
Law ssslhass and eonvsyxnelng promptly attend.
sd -, Lsads Dos xui ana sold 10 10 N sion on
sy loaned on unineum oeset Heal Estate sseu rity.
Taxes paid snd collections made for parties in an
sction Sfcouauy.
An sxtsnslve see usintanes In es Stern New York
snonx Ihoss sooai " cnixr4le to .hts vicinity "a
xtis % % ~ xfsa. Ice eu.s 10 tboae IA vi
ID bds 10 dispose Of.
REgElEHcEe:
"a Gov Ayros cark, GSsndsgaa, SY
hoE Chas kGxslss. Poksspsis
Hon John Thompson %.
Hon Geo w Sterling
1Apt Richard PeeE, New Haven eoun
Hon Morgan, Aurora, Ny
Kew. Thomas l.. Cuylsr, New Yors city
banscn J. LOSING, Esq :. -
boeses, lglis d co, Cnieayo,!Il
Tsl!nsS, PowersA Mclean, Davs DO los =
Aplz1iE
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FRESH CONFECTIONERY.

TUsT arrived, Of lsTgest assortnebi, O,
u laadiss, Nuts, Aaislas, fxs, Gum UTop.
Ffuuss, LsAoIa Pickles, Lnbstsrs sardaes a.,
srE1 C&nd - ever bfousat 80 This ma m ct ana
viii BE- rsesiyiny daily ad dillons 70 our staes ~
, cry store OF Bk0UEs Il LAWS
april s5olw TGut. 4lh and Bry IN "a.
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DISSOLUTION

THE soptrtuhrship heretofore existing bstys.p
The undersig1sd nader the frm Of Gsdd a
brown, Wa dissolved on the i7th lust, by mutual
coas ut. EFT Gam
Ap1 r. n. aRows
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.

/.
WILLIAM ALLHNI IwH. =. CLARK
s1AAGsV - GAs4AGA,
Hal nststs 8rskss, Lib Iasasaass anA osa-
areI ia.A Anti - Watarl.. prAias
Davenport LowA.
Coistoas Aad ell ProassoaA bSsinss. IN every p.rs
sa::, isss:S o ssss::ss.,:5 s..i ..:s:: :.s.ssy
mi - 1890 rAsl .s,ss ~ III sIs to.sst snS III
on '''l~'''oA' --Rwxs To-
oooi 8 DilloA
LSs.. : siSosd.. = :.
iaas e S ~ Z " 1in' ssss'a' No.
nsnry 81 GsrasHad New YesA;
Hsnry L EieS,
Col. ., = krned, Wash. p. 9.
C:np 2 Co. Mnsansss, 2.
Desfaao'' rosuaas. -
w., r.. ...u.
Psopssyr "a. ,os ~. - so"ss.-1 A .,o,s ~.
On aAsrrasn n.
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tx7--Io, hloss - so,,.o =. .,, .o.A
,n-p,r,, r.,s .,o,, h,,es .o... N ,..u.. 9Th
moa sn sonysususs.! AZ o'i s,ans hses nj
-
ls<-Piue q story b,Lk hoa.s rooua 40 on
view a svsr, DC, vssy sxtsasivs.
| "om'' '''srn' se'
| -
1iss-Lss block -, soxioo, excellent Assss.
i''--l''s s''ea NJ so.soo, aa' Asa'''
lzS-Lot eelock ~ l0xlsS, . story frame hs"ss
! IA
iSo-Loe end block ~, soxle0, COED sessAS'
| nea.nA -
-. .ss vS sssss w1n vel, 0stsss' sss,s AapSsl
| ,n-Io. s,A.,so a. n.a =, hs. D., an.
stssmbosi landing.
nom nrsdv la IS,tssH 49, s N VI s 49, 80,
~. " '~y 'S S'0SsV win
|
prsdy and I'm. az, 7 oSoss. ,osssso. % ~ "
-.
ga s..ussa, ho... .0r,., a. s.,., ~, e,A ~.
ssnsivs 10 icosiSo.
,ss; lot soxfl, II rooms rfstsrs A..
roosas, vii, cisssrn, g; ios All
rooms, ctsssrn, D.; ios oorTi,
and trer IS: 10 roo.s Sc. aSsss % say su''
roo.s s.ssa CO s,.s, '1,:. S,,:' =
,,n. ali a. nS =. On Esny sssss Near Lssass
o'uooa MOUSE sosasf 81 Ferry ard eAh sts7 onssrr
30; LOT $3.50, rooms
-
anu ~ gu ulu0Tt - too0A oosern veil, 4 Z, VIII "
oonmoos's ~ eosrdsrs lot Soali0, tsrss cosy
|
rocus, veil, e'ssrn. Stable, &c, su.Au shsy lsf
| ieo
| To-8oo< houss And lot an MAJ. .,,.., A ,.,.. ..l
,es-Lot block 81 ea,p., p.rr, .nd su
|
80
. riohts|H SssnsaAs'
'7'-''"' Lots on Brady near LesA'
is4-T-o esssl,isi lots .. srsdy -. speo site
aud d Sc. ''''> - '''''' e''h'' " '''s's A'
H-Lose oisck ~ eAxies, on - 81.
Rses lssAas ~. - " - - ~
90 a., T,s,sneo 40 N ps's0a iras' sdanie
i,
M-Leni asd block 10, Fsh on's sdait,os.
-
aoa.
IsS-SO spi,ua,d lo,s IN Lam br,,.,. .sa,,.,.
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EDWARD ALDEN.

Corner Asio aud second 81. Dayspnort. Lac.
REAL RsTATG BRoHsa,
Dealer In ExchAngs and General L and. In.ur.
anoe sad Intelligence Agent.
Houses rented, Leases drawn. Feuts ealls.,aa ...
paid Tor non sidents, collection made ana
~ reniItsd 70 any art Of The ooultry T'AP'
Exchange bought ana soia' IoIss discounted on
suE.rsGxs u snu,uos
@ Wilder, Boston, Mass
Loo March Co :.
Nugget 4 Co " "
Hoa " Harris, Bsssa,sr, au.s
Hon b Keith, Arlington -
RUSSELL Alden, CsDpaiio,
q 3 Woodmsn, Banker, Cbscsyo. III,
aust nas.,a: T w.. f.fs', oAo.so Ills.
l. "A small, Esa, GaieIs, III
+ Stevens, Esq, st Antho4y, MINI
Hon James IhorinSton, Davenport, Is.a
burrows d Prettymap !.
burnslI ,GIltel q Co. 81
Geo Whiicomb, Esc. :.
Corner Main and second ST, IL Hca.uu,S Chan.
he'u spl27du
UninDrovsd Lands in Clinton County.
No Nv fractional half ofs " qr,,.esTs a
RIB n s7-Ios acres. Very ios ior essn - ~
MONTGOMERY 70.
No Is half Of see and s hiIf Of
Io,T7o -, W DIN ID, $50 acres, near ta.n
and raj road. Price $3.50 per acre. Term. ss.r
CITY PRoPERrr
Hos.-splendid Min Site absys X sus,. q
Il on county road. Prize low andt rms liberal 40
So4-Vaesnt lot on Third g., lst ve.n p Ia
Price s75 per foot, terms easy.
Sso,- Vacant LOT on Fourth ct Very ina lo,,
lion, and long time given. viva
10 few days shall be able u show a MAI NJ .
new addition 20 the city Of Dt,snport Pn,th.
particulars can be obtained nov b! calling al once
apiZ5
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WANTED to RENT.

WANTED to RENT.
a GOOD DWELLING HoUSB, containing from
~ 10 rooms NOT more than half mile nom tbs
post ofnse. Possession 10 BE- aad iumsdistely. Ap,
ls..ssn may hen.ds '' the CASTE Counting room
PUBLIC NOTICE.
hsrsby given that on the HsIh day Of April 1857
the stockholders Of The Mississippi and Missouri
Railroad ne, and amended the articles u
in Substance G. as follow, 49, :, n :,
the Capt. stock 20 On amount not sxssedinE
mic stesr millions Of doiars.
secone by giving the Board power TO contract
debts not exceeding the cost Of construction Of the
Railroad Of tho Com psny.
THird BY giving the Board power TO provide for
fxing. limiting aud changing the disisiops Of said
cad IN their opnion u. Interest Of the company
may require.
April - DIV
EAvlLAND
Has for Sale SIX IaPR0vED FARMS
tn Scott co with good, comfortable du cling,
large orchard o. every Kind Vi ut, running va.
,er and sssfstnlag to mate farm desirable, VII
Biz unimp rovsd Tarms.
In Scott 90, pleasantly situated, capital land fol-
farming purposes. Terms vsry easy
$40 Acres
OF nns lsnd IN Washington CO., 10 mites from
Iowa ctsy and IS miles fran washingtou, on a
good Road
a
In MGssatins CO., near Fulton X X. Sepot
Also, Four Farms
uf&a acres each, within Two miles Of Isws City /,
beautirul farming land, for sale VEN cheap.
ane farm In Clinton co.
A Few Aeres
offsnd 10 sieinity Of Davenport, sailsbie for com
try sesis.
And 500 Msgaincsn, Lots
In Fuiton's addition to htss Davenport, which Is
tast sfuity tAi cat with bile ps rks &c Tue bull
all lots cam ma ndinG splendid view Of the Mis-
ss,ippi river aad Rock tsiand. 1hese iots can be
pa fcn xsed very reasonable terms Great ind
fnen,s are offered to merchants az we'll CAPITA /.
tfsaBd others. Call and examine sp sud prices al
HAtiLsSp'S,
Api2s once, LeCi2irc Row.
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CONE AND SEE THEM,
sAM'L. PERRY,
Merchant Tailor and Clothis r,

sAM'L. PERRY,
Merchant Tailor and Clothisr,
Brady ST., opposite the Post onscs
" opLD invito the attention Of his nu,u.,op.
w friends and the public generally 70 his
New and Large
atsortmsnt Of Cloths Psntsiooaery and Vssti,s. -,
tho oe,t French, English asd Americau Mspuf.cturs
ever offered In this market which will be mada nm "a
Order 10 the best style and on short notice - ~
To my old friends would cay that nv stock 4. T..
ger aud better than 1t has been To tho.,s
have never favored me with . call, please com.s m
examine my gods and price ysu will dud ~, bsst
goods more ofthen and DIVER prices ct snv
house In the city. ''
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
large sssertneBt Of Clothing suitable Tor tos "A.
son OF my owe Aanufaeture which will b, aod =. chs.,
~ Ssstsrn made goods every Garment recon n u
warranted ="
India Rubber Goods.
Coats. Psais, o,srsils, Gaps, &c.
Furnishing Goods.
Fine White and Fancy Shirts, Collars Hk,, Ga.
ksnders' Hose, stocks, Ties, Gloves, siIk, Msrino
wool sld.otton SHIRTS and ORA wers, ana o sry ,hi.
asnaiiy Kept Ia a Gsntsneu's Fur ui.hns store.
Trunks.
Fine Sole Leather Trunks and vsIise., Wood covs,.
ed aud re King Trunk, Carpet Bags, DC.
Brady IT., opposite the Post Once
apl1sdAwn SAMUEL PERRY.
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esh Arr val Of New Stock

Fresh Arr val of New Stock.
JUST received At the stSn Of
u the Mammoth Hat, 4 ans
assortment of we'll -sl,setsd
Hate Il Capt.,
FOR the spring aad summer
trade, consisting OF on Hats
In endless variety; Taps of
various patterns, Antl SvIw
Goods OF all the latest styles
and grades.
The proprietor, thankful for past fsvors w,tuld be
pleased to show or sell TO as many Of b o frtsnds
And the public az will do min the favor 10 Gu H.
tHAs.W vEhDKR,
Second street, coon east OF Brady, Davea port
sp2sdu
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pRooks & DAVIS, with the visw Of sularxius
ID their business, aud 10 comply with the Request
sad wishes Of macy Of theIr enstsmsrs, have 80
cured smother nrsr claa Baker .ns viii serve ur
esn Tea- and other cakes, daily at their
ery store, cor DER An aud Brady o..
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SOMETHING NEW!

SOMETHING NEW
IusT received supply OF Ftgsa Medicines. al
81 reetfrom headquarters. eIhsistiax In part o
bait's. Tovnsendis, Guysoa's aud hurl ey'. sarAa.
pAriils,
Dr Ghndie's Magic compound,
Jsyae,s Family Medicines
Loudens do do
hOsktisf's Eiuers,
TnofRis spseins,
Weayeris cankST Syrup
hsLnedy's edirai itiseO gefy
Io0ils' VeEiLisu ilnlmsui,
MeAuhp's ki1sr Of Opium.
"istAEi. 5aisa 20 Of Wild cherry
McAlHs eris rad Golden oiatnsnt,
besides i'm msnss nun Der OF aftieies too nunsy
Que 70 mention; also q ffssh supply Of Toilet Ar
ueIss ID. q. KLDRiDDE,
ay1stH cof.4h aud Rock Islsod Al.
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afw Aouertiseultnts.

A TIE N Ito MI
EVERYTHING pertaining 70 On ousst Of Ha,tlns
Il aud Iishiux Tackle can be obtained - the
sIaH OF THE AHvIL,
sIooNp ST., DOORS AsoyK PERRY
In our extensive stock Of sporting GOODS, may b
o. I'd Multiplyins Balance Reels,
Com. do Plain DO
AztrA Tip'e, aud com .TiaAlns Rode
o. I'd. painted SILK Lines,
100 I'd. Linen do
Cotton and con, Linen dc
swtvsls aad swivel sinksrs
Cork Yloass-All sises,
Shrimp Nets,
0ravitstion, Limerick
and Common HoSks.
Foviins pissss
wipsing Rofs,
Shot Pouches,
Double shot Belts.
Powder Fiasks
Game BAGS,
Nipplss and Nipple Wrsnenss,
Gun Worms AMI Tips,
Hazards Celebrated Powder,
xlys 1 Bald sin's wass,
q Gaps and Cartridges
Shot and Load.
reroa. wshias sPoRrIso outfit, win do veil
TO call At the
sign 81 the Anvil.
splasdAau LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
sILLIHa OFF s1LLINa OFF
ApAAsoy RAPP,
Second strset, above Perry,
viii close out their entire stock Of
DRY GOODS
Of WHoLssALs Arp RsrAiI,
va are dsterrlusd close business $685. purehAs
ere can therefore depend o. 6ttting.
Great Bargains.
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4 Uutmprovsd Laads.
! IN SCOTT COUNTY.
n'-s s;t:w " !. :! =; !: s'' :ss, 100 .s''''
:. !. !. ff,:ss $3.50 Is :...k. ~.''rs
S-n.Eh.fa.SwKs~srnsK EsO.er.
u-rhs sEA Sec srsNKaElso. e,...
s-rs. WV Sec 10 7 7sNx2 sas.
The above tArse usets are bsastiiy stnAssd on til.
Railroad misss froa Davenport
s-Ts. " Of tn. " < of Bee IOr-ssK,E &C
acres. nils hen davenport
iss-e44 ss~es, some veoa and plenty OF stone in
sse7 7 ~ y, living water on thstrset
, CLINTON cousTY, IOWA,
ss-w. fssss.snsl Z sof u. \. W; I see p T.
Very low ,.fspplsd for soon.
lss-sE.s wt.ndSI sw ..es TslRI
sHEI ~ COUNTY.
low WEE sM' Sc = + a a'x:'~ i''.'''
HARRISON COUNTY.
~:$;$$s! !: !: I; ]: !: .s - .:.:..
VIZ , Il Sec ~
IN .sIaIoN COUNTY.
wssk' .aA waSE ssoss ssRsw, 100
Ef-sHs ofses Is r a. Rsw 100 .orss.
IOWA COUNTY.
iis-W sssss T ~ Z ws.S.
IN MARSHALL COUNTY.
ss-1tA Secs
Na ;.:1sss : Sec. 30 .:''"
In gAsPgs COUNTY.
"a r1s .1i TT i s:.. ns,'E's~
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
lOa. " 4 sEsa.As hEts FL See 10 T 70R
~ ~ 100 acres, snil'' from Upton.
IN PoTToworToMIB COUNTY
6--Sk See - n N " ".
no-stswtsse sr7R - " 20 acre.
,u-... . II. IN . wAEkEs COUNTY,
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY,
to7i-Soos acres select land
-. IN MoSoNA COUNTY.
iSS-s00 acres.
IN BOONE COUNTY
10 -3sS ssres select prairie and timber
in WEBSTER COUNTY. ..y
s-D-s NE Fec - TSS 4 - w xx.,.
lars per ac .. W. s
loo-soS As1ssA. Hand In Mower o., Minns.ots
lva--fs spaesdid lots N OmsAs 0tv ,Nsbr.sk. IA,
VIZ ALLAN 4 CLARK.
oAss, Pest O0ss DsiiGax,
NE0 - - 10 hsazSabsrssAs
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A3O0 Raward

$500 ReWard(
IHE subscribers viii pay tho &U6vs reward for
The detecusn and conviction Of ne po,.soi or
persons who set fre TO their lumber yard, on the
evening Of the gath inst.
api2Ta2s GEO ALLING a. co
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PhOEOgYNl,hx

NSHS0U"s
DAMS MiLiAtn res Glass afe ua.a aAlod by any
- made In tho wesHyrp States aud uRsurp&ssed BY
snv Ia the world.
The public Ars aritea to call aud give critical l.
amasiiuu 10 pictures Ats BY him In this Gig. Por
Tas Ade on silver plate, glAss paper, or ~ the ue~
process Oh enstnslF Iron thin aud light dat they
can be s-ut oy mail without extra sApeasr.
INiArxs NsoNs AVID DUtoMAs aave bsca awarded
TO ar A. TOT best pictures dsrsos airs g
the y aitsd stAtss.
Gallery - assay b.twesn I'd and Sd sts., nearly
opPssi 10 the Pc s. 0mee.
Apl9l -dAw-h
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storage, Forwarding and Comm ission Bu,i.
ness,
THE arm ofGoodtch Wheeler Z s6u.b,
ing bvsn oissol, cd, the sabserl viii eon,inn
II business at the are Hoa.e lately occu MAD = :
Eliot & F1sk-; opposite kne NJ. & N, n. k Dsnnt
Former Gus onss via please ALdres. n cir 81 a.,
sention.
api2sdH GoODRlrux co
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WANTED.
'CWo Eosd Wood farmers, at tue steam r Earning
shopof WiLokENS 4 WIHRuM,
kplHdlu' Gaines st. bet1 con ID Ct tth sts
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ss--A snug little arm near PuItoz station, "
aersa, xooA hAess, De.
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Town Lou for Sale

fALuA6Ls CRY rgoeEaiY roR SALE
rhs Mlssisai2pi House. situated on yr bstse Main
aud Harrison streets, viii be sold cap OF 50 b.
iSo feet Part OF tie parehass aey can /, main on
nisrtSAss for AID years al II per cent Lot OF
Iaird street, asas Ias r. Bsp1t, Sax 80 lsat Al.
soiotoa Faafsn street. iIoiains tue depot ,s4ylao
corner ioi o. srAiT ssssas, s3eaer etay iosxs5
fsss The lois la al aud RJ4fsa rssss are
sosadid,y slsaatsd for ea.Iasss parpo.ss, and The
location Of the Brady street. 1t one Of lie best Ii.
North pAseaper. For particulars Apply 10
FAIRBANKS & hICKsoy,
Rsahlsdtt No. Hsdman's building Main street
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16

REPUBLICANS OF THE OLD SCHOOL At
the last October election. twelve Repub-
lican votes were cast by citizens of HUI
son whose aggregate ages were nine
hundred aud eighty three. Average.
eighty-two years. These are hale.
hearty men, able to walk briskly to the
polls, as some Of them dill on election
day, despite The ram and muI.
Only Il nan aged eighty-two voted
the democratic ticket.
AS indicative of the healthfulness OF
Hudson, it is questioned whether any
other township, East or West, can be
instanced where there are so many aged
persons, in proportion 10 the population.
There are in Hudson. fourtt en-
persons male and female, between 80
and 88 years Of age, and twenty three
between the ages OF 10 and 80. A large
proportion Of these have lived over half
a century in the township, and in all.
there are over 80 of the pioneers who
came into the township in 1900 and 1901.
Can any other show a better record?-
AkrOn Beacon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16
adesttrn 8eserbs GBrmitIs.
G. G.. 4. MRha6oD : EDITORS,
WARREN, WEDNESDAY. DEC IS.
The Presidents Message.

Owing TO the feverish anxiety of the
public mind respecting the fate of the
KanTas Constitution, the Presidents
Message has been awaited with more in
terest than any of its late predecessors.
Other questions upon which it treats are
Of Importance, but it is to this that the
first attention Of the people will be d
rected.
The message is an explicit, statesman
like document, aud as a mere literary
production is crediiable. We wish we
could say as much for the principles it
contains, and the future which it fore
shadows. Upon the Mormon troubles
in Utah, the Central American question,
and the violation of neutrality laws, it is
unexcept:onsble, and manly, but other
parts Of the document, that recommend
ing a compulsory Bankrupt Law for
Banks and Rail Road Corporations. and
that pointing to a quarrel with Spain
for the sake of Cuba, will excite the in.
dignation Of all who love peace and
right.
The position which the President takes
upon the Kansas question as it now stands
will bitterly disappoint hat large portion
OF northern Democrats who believed
that Mr.. Buchanan favored the doctrine
of popular Sovereignty, and who placed
confidence in the promises made before
his election, and reiterated in his inaug-
ural address. that the people of the Ter
ritory should be left free to choose their
own Constitution. On its face the mess
age pretends TO regret hat The Lecomp-
ton Convention did not submit its entire
constitution TO the people, while il still
insists that the Constitution is valid, and
must be recognized as such, and that if
the people OF Kansas refuse to acknowl-
edge its validity, and refuse to vote when
their vote can by no possibility change
the result, or prevent the Constitution
frem being saddled upon them. then they
alone will be responsible for all the con-
sequences, the discord and the civil war
which may follow.
The President goes into no argument
to prove this extraordinary doctrine, but
simply contents himself with making the
assertion. 1t amounts to just precisely
this, that Squatter Sovereignty means
nothing; that the people of Kansas are
not a. liberty 10 choose a Constitution
for themselves; tLat they may not vote
at all except upon the negro clause, and
upon that only to say whether more slaves
may be brought into the territory.
Saves already there can be held in bon
dage the term OF their natural lives, and
they can be taken to every square mile
of U. S. Territory, and held there indef-
We think our readers will agree with
us, that verify, this is progressive Demo
cracy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16
The Akron Arson Ease

Some months since, a FIRE occurred in
Akron, in which alarge number of build
ings were destroyed. Three men were
arrested charged with setting fire 10 their
store. which was heavily insured. for the
purpose OF obtaining the insurance mon.
ey. The Beacon says:
The case Of the State against Sanford
Bowen, Joseph Barber and Robert w.
Jones, for arson, was called on Tuesday
morning, the day set for the trial.
Bowen and Barber failed to appear, and
their recognizance was forfeited. Bowen,s
$4,000, and BARRIERS $4,000. Jones an
peared. but the Prosecuting Attorney
suggested a continuance, in rs much as
the indictment was joint, and he wished
the presence OF the other defendants.-
With this view he proposed to collect the
amount of the bail as soon as possible,
and to use the money, or so much of it
as was necessary, to secure the re-arrest
of Bowen and Barber.
The counsel for Jones were quite will
ING 10 consent TO a continuance, and he
renewed his bail for appearance at the
next term.
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c.RD To

M-PEReIEs "liAcnisn" PsLLs-The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call The attrutiun Of American ladies to its
asinftili=h!e iH r~enoyias o'structious and irreruiari-
ties Of the menses,P rprrPfig rssforfsg them in al ca
ses; me SsPRressf0R 50 eonni9n.i Is Speedily relieved,
and there will be no reezfrsHee Of the Complaint II This
remedy i used acc lriingto directions, which accom-
PaHy each box and package
sRECFsb NOTICE.
Ladies EScEiSTE. or respecting fLsmssIoss 30. are
cautioned 9zGiHst HSisg thu. AZ misearriags n,uIS
sHsEe. Ladies desiriHg IN ~iaersa5e Of Family skenId
yorsg0 fkeir ae e~atirrfg, AZ a tsE pills saek monfk
you'd be ssse to PrsrcEt PrsSHaRes. @
PrOPrietors importers. or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this adInontion. Although certain
in eject. they are 50 mili az newer to produce Injury
to the health Nail Packages. having the appearance
Of an ord, nary letter. fPrce Sf,n8 are sold oniy by
our general agents. who viii send them by mail. post
p thi, on receipt OF price. Boxes Si,2Ss Half Boxes IS
cents Aessrs.y v. B.ALDRN & Co.. Cleveland. o.. are
our general agents. All orders will be promptly filed
BY them
ER. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
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Bethany College Burned.

The Cleveland Lealer says the Col
lege buildings at Bethany, Va, we're
burned on the 1linsi.
The Pittsburgh Gazens of the 18th
sAys?-The setting Oh fire Of the College
Buildings is attributed to two or three Of
the students. recently under Discipline.
An Irishman is also suspected. The
loss incIudidg buildings, Libraries and
apparatus is estimated at SI25.OO0 To
$3.50, coo. Insurance S50.0uo. TIE
college exercises will go Oh n temporary
buildings.
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.oThe Hollidavs aye Comingg,

And with them Of course Genes the usual round OF
Gifts, Presents, Souvenirs. etc.. etc. which are slsays
presented by both old and young, high and low. from
husband to wife. cousin to cousin. lover to maid, and
81 on through all the various rsmifeatiOns Of social
life, and what! We ask what can be more appropriate
jar Of those beautiful Pomades, or abOttle fthOse One
and elegant Perfumes or 4 new Porte Monnaie, or
Gard Case, or a Ladies' Satehel. or Toilet Case. or.
some of the ten thousana articles which are % be soli
by J. J. STEWART, at his immense Warehouse. az
No 10 Market Street, where yOn can not only buy your
goods at toCer prices than al any other place. in ths
country, and in addition receive n G0t With every
CASH purchase amounting to ONE DOLLAR, ysryiRx
In value from ten cents to forty dollars.
Come in and Try y0Er isek; but in the hIst place get
the worth Of your money in The goods you purchase,
then IL you get 4 valuable gift l viii be satisfied, and
Vica versa. in another column you viii hnd q mora
extended list Of the goods we have on sale.
J.. J.STEwAKT, 10 Marke Streok- iEt
vr.--., po.ao ,<- q
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A man named Shotwell was arrested
in Spring on Saturday night for passing
counterfeit money at Ausiinburg, o.,
from which place he had been followed
by the officers. A horse thief was also
arrested on Sunday morning, in Spring
by Constable Rockwell C~caneantyiZe
Courier.
Sheriff Wright of Ashtabula county,
was pretty coolly bluffed off on Saturday
by a man named Shotwel to
the one arrested in Spring-whcm he
was closely pursuing. TIE Sheriff while
running him succeeded in getting within
a few feet of him, when the villain alb
ruptly turned, pistol in hand, and com
manced a halt, threatening instant death
if be advanced another step. The Sher
if, unarmed, was forced to comply-a
long, friendly parley ensued, during
which the rogue tried to buy the officer
off, but failing to make a bargain, the
former politely gave the latter u message
to carry to his friends, made him good
day, and departed, while the Sheriff went
TO seek for help. The fellow has not yet
been arrested, though that night he was
run into a barn in Conneaut tp , a guard
was put over him, but when the morning
came. be was not to be found.-Ccn
neautuHe Courier.