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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30

jews IN NoRTR CARoITNR. -4'Fhe J'u-
dietary Committee Of the North Carolina
Legislature, TO whom was referred The till
to repeal so much OF the'constilution ofihat
State as prohibits jews from holding Of
fees Of profit. have made areport, in which
they say: ttt'.F
"The committee are Of opinion that tie
principle on which the bill is founded is
correct. No person should be prescribed
or placed under any civil disabilities on
40 :ount Of religious faith. Religion is a
matter which concerns us all as individu.
ais. II is not the proper subject OF the
cognizVhie Of civil tribunals. God alone.
the maker and searcher Of hearts, has the
right to judge an intelligent and accoun
table creature en- account OF the religious
faith by which such creature is governed.
When government assumes the right 10
interpose in this behalf, it usurps the pre-
rogative Of the Almighty, and violates the
most sacred privilege Of man. The pro-
vision Of the constitutionpr posed to be
sbrogated by the bill was inserted al
a period when the principles Of relig-
ious liberty we're very imperfectly under
stood in North Carolina. II is relic oil
an age Of bigotry and intolerance unfit to
be associated 10 our fundamental law, with
the enlightened principles of republican
government, which constitute the basis of
our institutions. Itis condemned by all
generous minds condemned by the spirit
of tl,a nc,a l., pLi,,k ,,o l;va. .,,J -
all. condenrded BY the precsp.s Of the Cos
pei. which inculcate "psaoe on earth ard
goodwill toward man." r,.f
Notwithstanding the above sensible o.
pinions. the committee which, 10 say the
least must be composed Of sol. of decided
"old fogies," Recommend that the bill DO
not pass. because as they allege, it is in
expedient atthis time to alter the ConsLi.u.
tion by Legislative enactment. ',.iaa cs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30
MILL SCREENING, &c.

NEILL, FANNING Mill AND OTHER scREEN-
lyl ing manufactured by Us out of Wire ofarst quail
fty made at Worcester, Massachusetts, for that spe-
cai purposes and Warranted a No. l.. We sell it al
the lowest rates. q. w. POTWIN q co. &
GAINESVILLE, Decembe rio, Is55-3wT3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30
: DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.


THE GREAT CURER OF FOoHsUMPTIoNgx, x,s =
Tor several years so badly anictod by Dyspepsa,.
thatior part OF the time he was confined 10 his.
bed He was eventually cured by aprescffptiou fur.
nlshed him by young cairvoyant girl. This pre- >
scripiion given him by mere child, while In slate
oltnnce hns cured everybody who has taken A. ney.
er having allied once II s equally as sure, in eases
Of FITS as OF DYsPErsiA, The Ingredients may n
De found in any drug store. will send this valu-
able prescription to any person on the receipt of
one stamp to pay postage. Address l3aI ] = .'fs
DR. o, PHELPS BROWN! q III
fAnM lands FOR SALE, 35 Miles from
IL Philadelphia by Railroad, In me State or New
Jersey Soil among the best for Agricultural purpo-
ses oeing good loan soil, with clay bottom. The
arens IRON all parts Of tho country now settling
me crops eau be seen growing. Terms ffom8I5 TO
SsO per acre payable within four years by instalmens
I9 ysitthe plaee--Leave Vine Street Wharf at Phil
addes, r. j. Hynes Sy letter. SEE fSii aSSerI,S. ..
mentin another column! Sept. 10 Iesel43mQ0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30

SOMETHING FOR Law MAKERS TO REMEM,
BER.-Carlyle furnishes the following ad-
-mouition: "If you would have your laws
obeyed, without mutiny. see we'll to il,
that they are pieces of God Almighty's
law-otherwise al the artillery of the world
cannot keep down mutiny."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30

all wanting anti Farms, see advgEl.snsu. Of
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30
SpIsndId ORers f0rIs56, Ia7, 5S,& 50, togst6e!

For Blaekwood's Magazine. the four years S6 90
rorAhy one heVleW -do....-. 20
For BlackwoOd and one Review. do. 10 90
For Blackwood and two Reviews. do......13 90
ror lhree' 'tevteWS do. I3 90
For Blaekwool aud three Reviews ...do......I7 90
For me tour Reviews do. Is 90
For BlackwOod and the four Reviews. do. 90 90
N.B.-The price in Great Britain ofthe ave Period
icals above named is s3l per nnnum.
Aswe shall mover again be likely to offer such In
ducements as those here presenteds SIS ta.yrf b
Now is the Time to Subscribe.
T-PRemltlances must. In all cases, be made direct
to the Publishers, for at these prices commission
can be allowed to agents. J. r-14. 8-tl,
Address, LEONARD SCOTT & CO..
December l6, 1858. No. 81 Gold Street, NewYork
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30
E,ecutiop Of MYERS a, column,

CoLUMBus, Dec. l7.-Myers Peniten-
Iiary convict sentenced 10 suffer capital
punishment for numbering brother con
Wet in the Ohio Penitentiary, was execu-
ted at 2 o'clock to day in the Jail yard in
this city. A%th hE =
Few persons were present except the
officers, representatives Of the Press and
one 0ftwo clergYmsu the execution being
private, as required by law.
The convict had already enjoyed a res
pits Of three months, Executive elemency
having interpOsed to that extent, 10 allow
him for a,msdieal. commission to examine
as to his sanity. The prevailing opinion
being thsthe Wasupdobtsdly sane. he Was
toldio prepare TO srsfer the extreme penal
ty Of the, law. n q
The prisoner had throughout exhibited
the greatest Indifference to, his fate. II is
even said, that when approach on the sub
jeot Of death, he invariably cursed The in
reference and repulsed all sympathy.
On being led Quito the scatfold he re-
marked that it made no sort Of difference.
to him how or when he died THIS shock
ing indifference 10 the apps ling cirenm-
stances around him continued until the de-
voted minister bad Uttered the first sea-
tence Of a prayer. when for the fIst Tina
the prisoner showed emotion, and after
ward, paid deep attention tc what was
said. 80 2H ''' 4'' ,t
Soon efter the conclusion Of the relig.
ious exercise. the prisoner said TO those
about the sc,ffoId. "Wsll you'll all soon
take the journey through the wilderness.
aud | hope you'll have good time Of
H." t1R
Before coming, from thso cell the prisoner
had taken in either hand an orange and az
apple. After his bands were piuionad
and before the cap was drawn over hiI
eyee, be tossed the fruit 10 the byaisnders,
saying, "thers take them you damned rss
Gals" 's
Alter the prayer. and when the sheri1
signih, that the time was about mp, TEE
Clergyman essayed TO exhort the prisoner
but the latter motioned him away. saying.
"You can do nothing for me. l don't " AMI
you." Addressing those present he said
al I could have he'd two weeks more
could have been prepared. I hope you
win not come to this" - W." ~
! When, then. at last the fatal momsn
had arrived. the cap was adjusted. the droI
fell snd the miserable man was lau1pheC
mo eternity. He died with few struggles
After the body had hung the time reaui
red by law. il wa, delivered to his brother
who was present to receive 10.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30

TVyRE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF silver Plat
ed Ware, Ladies, POrtmOmIcs, Ca-
bas, &c. suitable for the Holiday Presents, can be
found ut L. G, BUTCH'S.
: Lancaster, December %, is5s-3w34
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13
STATE OFEICERS.

UNITED 81 ATEs SENATORS.
! g. Broderics. s...... ...-'''.. '..,..''" ''"in'""''
Us ESENTATiVEs.
y ,,,,y;AbaS ,.. ,Chas. Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13
Mustang Liniment Cures

az The Mustang Liniment Cares
Rheumatism,
Tho Mustang Lrtimont cures stlf loints;
Thr Mustang Lnment cures BUNS aud wounds;
The Mustang III liment cures Gore. an Ulcers;
Tho Mustang Lnm3nt cure, Caksi Broast. aud
Sore Nirpi,si
The Mustang Lnment cures Neuralgia
The Mustang Lnmcul cures C0rns ana Wgrs;
The Mustang Lnment is worth
I,0J0,o0O DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the Uniod States, tho prescryer and restorer
Of vauable horses md cattle. II all Sprains
Calls. Wounds, SlG joints, &c.
WIN you nnswer this question: Did Won ever
hear OF any ordinary Sore, swelling. sprnu or SuG
ness either on man or beast, which the Mustang
LinilDent would not cureT Did on ever visit any
respectable druggist In amy part OF the word--n
Europe. Asa or America-whp 1il not say 'it was
the greatest discovery # The -" Sold cro~y whore
Every faiuil, sAonld have it, three sizes HtltSEs
Il PARK, Propnet1rs, New York
PARK & WHITE.
sole Agents for The Pacific cohsi,
122 Washington street opposite thG Marhel
CJLrON & Mode saJrr Agents, orovil!e
" TIG TRAD supplied on the most hbora
terms afs 3n
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable ~ n remciy agninsl BAD NAlLk,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. DEBllL-
TY, sc. they also certify that they foind my
schnapps TO be free iron Arnyc Alcohol or Fustl
on an exceedingly hurtful ingredient. found in all
common Gin, which Dr. Mott describes h- "feidt
acrid, and asihmatca and producing irreparablc ef-
fscs upon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my schnapps perfectly clear OF 'the 80
cnud or heavier EsS.nliniOd ofImf'Ter. also dan
gerous component, produced by She over Git.laiipn
practced - heq lant) 10 inHNingoi iihafy
t;n"
Tucso st2sewGntq are - ide with Fc~ 10 invite
mari san tn taiiflrnia between tho gen 1tncN oer
schunpps.nd the Nrto ~ brand IT hgus iini'"n-,
mixed, dnctored up, or sweetcncd GIn; ~ square,
bacS bottles, tmiatiun of my style OF botesb under
different names aud labels wtatr"r tnafk"d london
German, lfCiitni ocueiiuR hrapP-, Ne. ~ Inn
mite variety lent that The trlal vii suit in
California j'ss it has ipng since dp"" IN al The
oder States IN rapTiiaing ali tho bogus nhHholo-
some mutations referred lo,nndte complete triumph
Of my pure Scheilan Schnlpps.
dere briefly 70 notice twu tari- which hav" lately
added largely 20 The use OF Wufcs chnhpps ~ the
CITY of New York and elsewhere. 1T pare French
Brandy it il now almost impossible to oban-uelrly
all the Orandy imported from France heinR Aneric l
raw spirits sent there, made into bHhiy N shipped
back again. I'd. Many people are abandoning The
use of american whi.key, brandy and gih, nihce ~
has been discovered tnal YCHN ikB, deadly
poison. in use at the west in distliD< thereby In
creasing the yield fLiquOr about one-ihird
In conclusion, viii say to all who de,ire who'e-
someagreeable tonic and -inuent,giVe iRIr rialto
" OIL = E. s
SCheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
UDOLPHU WOLFE, sole Importer,
a6-3m % Beaver street, New York
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13
DR.. J. r. N. OWEN
NNAy be found ut nil hours, day an,

NNAY be found at nil hours, day and
WI might. al his office Ht Colon Il McDormou's 5
Drug Store, when not absent proislcssional bust.
ness
The singular discrepancy between what Is due him
and what he expects To realize from the same, aud
the increasing difficulties IN meeting the ordinary
demands OF frugal lite, Impress him with the nh
surdiy OF continuing 10 render profess Onni service
which imposes SOME expense ana mitch response
biliy for the ridiculous consideration of A - 4
DOCTORS nlLLt' and especially such paper
seoms not likely 10 become negotiable nt an earl,
period In these parts,
charges viii hereafter Le presented In all eases.
hs sorry ices cease 20 be req Iirvd. Persons
living away from tuwn, VINO may require his $ervi.
cos at Rght, would do we'll tl send by their
ger $50, II they require prompt attendance, rs he
still less aor to inirrr or ieopardle his healh
by nightrldiug unor- he can thereby realize ready
provision for his own nrrossitics.
To those who have pad his demands, he desires
TO express his stucerc "a nhs FOR their patronage.
Orovillc, March l-ln ID "
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13
UNITED STATES OFFICERS,
CA BIN p T.a

,ypsdent ......JAxEs BuCuANAN
J,ce presiIrnt John c. Breckenridge
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

ut District. .....f. A. Malness
"a :. j. P. Ripley
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13
HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
-=-=--------- ------s--..4-zssszz..-.sE i=z-zH
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
General Stage Office,
CORNER MusrooMERv AND HuSrooS STREETS,
oRovILLE. fn oaa
FRANK JOHNSON. .Proprietor-

90 THIS HOUSE, which ever since the -
.l.iG earlest days of orovills has been the l..kw
popular resort Of the resident and rrnvciing pubc.
has lnteiy been thoroughly reIAared and rendered
II It's every appointment the very best hotel north OF
Marysvtiie. 0as
BEING THE DEPOT ToR TnE CALIFORNIA
STAGE co = COACHES, Travellers to and from MI
parts ot the Sale, viii lind this the convenien,
aud desirable stopping place In oro,ie.
The Table
Will always he supplied with tho choicest viands
oblainable In tbs market.
The Beds
Are carefully atendedto and always kept neat and
comfortable
The Bar nfl
Is stocked with The very best brands Of Wines aud
Liquors. In fact, Il Is The aim of the undersigned to
maintain Tor The ST. NICHOLAS, The character OF Ia
First Class Hotel, Complete throughout.
FRANK JOHNSON, Prof. rietor.
N, N,H,-Travolcrs, by leaving their names With the
clerk eau be called 0r the Stages at any hour they
may desire.
orovi'le Doc 2i. d3i-tf
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

~ { psrrv N..'..E Edwar Douaho
CoNsTABLEs.
(Ophir Township)i
|zihew ]. Purcell .hoosrs L. a''"N
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13

of state ......;. Lewis Nass
81 Z" Treasury ........... .....- lloWcii Cooo
At g Interior .......... ...Jhcop thompson
- - Navy...... ........... Aaron BrOwn
Z. ~ Wpr.........,... ........J. II. Floyd
Postmaster Genetai...... ......''.' Na'hh', ,Ou"Iu
Assistapt Secretary ot state ..... Henry -edyard
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13
O---l I'D
RTANKSs

Iyery 10 ,criplicn OF Blanks executed on the short
st notice, with gnrvalel taste and neaine's.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-13

~ Hoststter's stomach Biiters arc
the only Bitlers nov ogered 10 the puoiic which are
prepared 5y a scientific chemical proc ~, and taat
will bear ths test of analysis, therefore perfectly
harmless, Rnd a. tho aHne lime cobtaill all the
medical propertcs Of n tonic, mad II tfk"n as per
directions, viii remove the Bile from tho stoinacI
aud fniee an appetite, impafting health and tone 10
the whole >, stem, Ia "A manner that s truly wonder.
ful
Those Bi,ters being very pleasant TO the taste, also
make r delightful beverage.
A. ther' age several base limitations, purchasers
should be careful aud take none but GENUINE
uOsTErTEg's STOMACH DITTERs, Kept By nj!
respectable Saloon keepers and for sale Ia quonti-
ties to suit, by
PARK s. WHITE.
| Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, san Francisco.
COTTON & MoDEKMoTT,
apg-am Agents, Oroyis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

FINE Picture OF THE CRY OF DA-
vEsrcRT.-Seversl attempts have been mad g
by different persons at different times to
place our city upon paper in truthful man
ner, but each and every endeaver has prov
ed to be more or less failare-none hardl Y
approaching perfection. We confess that
to do this work correctly requires not only
skill, but large amount Of practice ond
perseverance, and with these requisites we
have every reason to believe that a true
picture may be executed Some time since.
Mr. Wright, artist, Undertook the task of
placing this city on canvas, and apon ex
animation, We find that he has far super
ceded all predecessors, in his endeavors.-
This painting, which is TO be the original
copy foI a steel plate engraving for Mr..
Wilkes Book OF Davenport Past and
Present" displays more artistic taste and
skill, and being ssetched from more eleva
ted position shows more Of the city than
has heretofore been exhibited Oh paper or
canvas. Our citizen. should 90 and see it
and We suggest that it would he u good
operation to have few hundred Litho
graphs Of this painting taken, and We think
our citizens would subscribe liberly to sach
production.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

WASHINGTON. Jan -
John 6. Barr, OF Ala. is appointed Consul
to Melbourn, Australia, vice Larleton.
The British Post Office department has
made complaints that large numbers of
newspapers containing writing are discover
e. ..sihe mails received from the L. S. and
according to the requirement made by our
Post Office department the latter directed
the attention Of post masters throughout the
country to the necessity of enforcing the
laws and regulations upon that subject.
The British Post Office department has
also been requested to return to this country
all newspapers, DC, Illegally forwarded
from the L. 5. at printed rates, with the
view to prosecute the senders
Lieut. Gen. scott. although not long
since opposed to movement from the Pa
cific against the Mornons is now anxious to
organize force in that quarter. He has
not yet however received orders to do SO.
The Senate committee on foreign relations
will make report on the Presidents Cen
trail American message on Monday. Several
Senators are preparing themselves for the
occasion and warm debate is anticipated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23


New Orleans papers Of the 18th are at
hand. The tornado spent its greatest fury
on the shore Of Lake Borgne, but no serious
disaster is reported.
Advices from Siscial of the 9TH inst. re
port the blockade OF that port, to have been
raised on the Sd, in consequence of the
appearance of Spanish ship of war;
Don Francisco Perez had been elected
Governor.
The dispatches received at the war de-
partment from Col. johnson, dated Nov 80.
confirm the reports Of excessive suffering
and great loss of draught animals by snow
storms, cold and starvation. A suffi-
cient number Of oxen, though poor, had
been saved to supply part rations six days
OF the week; there was on hand enough
bacon for one day Of the same for seven
months also flour and small ratiols. He
lost half his horses, besides a number Of
mules.
Afurther advance towards Salt Lake can
not be made without a new supply of such
animals, to procure which, Capt Mary had
been dispatched to n. Mexico, for their use
early In the spring, when the army, with
all the volunteer force, 20OO strong, will re-
sumo its march. They will move rs soon az
supplied with horses and mules, and when
the grass on the mountains is sufhcient to
ssstain them.
Two volunteer companies had been mus
cred Into service for nine months, and it
was expected that in few days two more
would he mustered in
The troops have born the dangers and
privations OF the march With patience and
cheerfulness, and are in fine health, though
some Of the regimsnts are still suffering
from frost hites.
Another letter from an officer in the ar
my, says the Mormons are afraid OF the
mounted men They are . set Of towards
like all assassins and robbers, and lnfsrs tt at
their leaders. and those who have no claim
in the valley. will run away, requiring their
deluded followers to destroy their property
lest it may benefit the army
TIL, widow Of the late Com. Cushin was
dangerously burnedat Georgetown. Hopes
of her recovery are entered this morning.
Herald CORRESPONDENCE Advices from
Mr.. Dodge, cur minister 70 Madrid, state
that it is the general opinion there that
Spain will shortly make demonstration on
Mexico and Santa Anna. Completely in the
matter is noted on the other hand Letters
from Mexico say that the Government refu-
ses to receds single point from its demands
on Spain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

SHINPLAsTERs CoNDEMNED.-It will
be seen that an agreement has been dra wn
up and signed by lO2 of our merchants and
business men, to throw out, discard, and re-
pudiate fractional shinplasters. We cannot
dlsapprove of this course but We must say
that of the two-iractional and unit shin.
plasters-we regard the former as the safest
and most beneficial to community. 1t is ar
gued that they drive out the small change
So they do; but do not the larger, and less
respectable shinplasters drive out all the
ex-changes The former evil is one Of a minor
Importance, and the issuers are perfectly
able to redeem their small issues, while the
latter is an all absorbing idea among our
business men, and is past all reGemplion-
So far as the availability Of either. outside
OF our horizontal vision, is concerned, they
stand on par-boM are ,corthiess, and circu-
late only by consent There is no dodging
this point-there is no shirking the respon-
sibility--when our merchants refuse-con-
demned-and throw out seventy. .fue cent
shinpiaster, they also condemn and tacitly
disccuntenance one hundred cent shinpIosters.
We call this discrimination emipently nice
difficult for out spoken men to understand !;
it is distinction ~ishoat a difference. While
our citizens frown upon this small. contemp-
tible trash, how long will they consent to
countenance the main evil-Florenee shin
plasters: Shape the matter as you will, it
is dilemma with but one horn-the whole
thing is either right or wrong, and should
be treated as it dererves. We shall be re.
joiced to hail the advent Of silver change
among us; and should be proportionately hap.
py to see sufiiciency Of other money in the
hands of our people, with which to carry on
our trade and commerce. That time will
only come when shinpiastsrs Of every stamp
are driven from our midst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

PAK0RAMA OF The MokMos s.-M

PANORAMA OF THE MokMoss.-Mr.
Mcguire viii open for public exhibition, in
q few days. his splendid Panoruma Of the
Morrnons. which will portray in life ike
manner. al the principal points in the his
tory Of this ople, which has for several
years attracted 20 much attention, and
which, Just nov, is commanding a certain
portion OF Uncle Sans attention. The dis
play ofthe Panorama cannot fail to attract
the public. Particulars as to time and
place Of exhibition in day or too.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

SELLING Low.-That choice stock
Of dry goods at Tyner's. No. Q Ls Claire
Row, will be closed out very cheap, in or.
der to make room for the spring stock-
These goods are undoubtedly of the very
first quality. and We mistake much If bet.
ter bargains can be obtained in this sisy.-
Drop in, and look over the seosk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

rlNHis Large and Commodious Hotel has been leased
L by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno-
vated neatly furnished throughout, Ia the best man
ner, with sPDIn0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will be spared to make the PARK HOUSE
the "A No. F" House of the City; 1t being much the
largest and pleasantly situated 10 central location
the City Park with comfortable accommoda atoms for
Two Hun ired Guests
TBRNS-in conformity t. the times.
Good and Cspacious StAbling attach ID TO the house.
J. T1USOELJ.. Proprietor.
Nov24itf Formerly Of the fr.,sdell House I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
Fractional Shinplasters.

sun0ersigned, citizens of Davenport
do hereby pledge themselves, each to the
other. that we will not receive, nor pay out
IN our business transactions, any scrip or
shinplaster issues, Of less denomination
than one dollar and, in order to carry out
this arrangement, it viii be expected Of
thoss>ssding with us. that in al purchases
less than fifty cents, the buyer will make
change, and over fifty cents, the merchant
make change; said arrangement to take
effect after ten davs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
Destructive Fire in Dubuque.

DunUauE, Jan. 22. I
lishment, recently closed. was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss estimated At $780,
0OO-insured for $4,000. A the bilding
w.s unceeqpied. i Y supposed to Aavs been