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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

New YORK, Dec. l2.-T6e Paris COrrespon-
dent OF the London Post states that dispatches
from Sir. VIM. Gore Ouseley ct Nicaragua,
report perfec, understanding between Eng
land and France to support the independence
of Nicaragua. A small English squadron
is to be stationed for the present at Panama.
The London Globe says that the removal OF
Napier from Washington, is one in the Tegu-
lar course Of diplomatic promotion, and
arise. from no dissatisfaction on the part OF
the government with his conduct or opinions
in the United States. So far from ceDsuring
him, his government considers til at his zeal
and abilities entltle him to their best consider
alton.
important reductions have taken place 10
the Austrian army.
Several large commercial houses at Hsvro
have petitiooed the European governments to
interfere in the affairs of Mexico. Denois'
toun shnounces the intention 10 Gem plete the
entire eQuidation of his liabilities on the Both
November.
Advices from Paris report that the Anglo
French feet will leave on the 18Th Of Decem-
her, for the Gulf of Mexico. The French
fleet have on board battery Of artillery, 10
order to oppose the tiibusters Of America.
There are an immense number of reform
meetings iu progreso il England Reports
res pecting the new bill are numerous and
conflicting. IL is understood that the minis
tiers are unable to agree on any satisfactory
scheme.
A Madrid dispatch states that Senior Ros
O.ano has been appointed Governor OF Cola.
Concha, how ever, remains until the dlthoni.
ties with Mexico are adjusted.
Insurance companies in England are ask
ing tity per cent 90 the Iadan Empire.
The London Times appIauds President
Bucoauan's anti-flbuster procl .mstion, and
the editorial of the Washington Unlon on the
subject. 1t also rej3ices that Mr.. buchanan
has discarded bis Ostend views.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

-~ MOTTO f Shippers Of Goods
..s...ss4z rom Baltimore, will please take no.
ice. that the Steamer COLUMBIA will be
Withdrawn from the line after next week, IN
order TO have her new engine fitted for an early
resumption ol business IN the Spring
She will leave Baltimore on SATURDAY,
the ltn instant and Alexandria the WEDNES-
DAY following at her usual hour being her
last trip OF this season.
<o1s. The steamer DIAMOND STATE
.ssss=Aassaswi! continue her trips long as the
weather vii permit, and the business justify
her running. WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
dec 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

4 ,OUGH MEDlClNES-A tull supply OF the
" following popular and etfcacious remedies,
just receive! at MILBURN'S Drug Store n. +.
corner OF King and Hashingtonstreets-
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, the great New
England Remedy
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Sine's Pectoral Balsam
Sine's Cough Syrup
Roses Whooplng Cough Syrup
Rlley's Squlil Lozenges
Browns Bronchial Troches, specially adapted
for Hoarseness and irritation Of the Throat
Locock's PumonIc Waters
Wistars Cough LoZenges. &c. &c dec 10
blows, PLOW CASTINGS, &c.-I have
i now large assortment Of Minor Il Hor.
toms FLOWS
Ltus Iron Beam PLOWS
Rlchs Iron Redm FLOWS
Rough and Ready FLOWS
Lanhon Moore FLOWS. wrought ard cast shear
Davis FLOWS, wrought ard cast shear
Hillside PLOWS; Subsci FLOWS, and
many other varieties
10000 LBS. OF PLOW CASTINGS.
For sale by DRAYTON G MEADE,
dec 10 No. IL, Fairfax. street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

Senator Douglas left New Orleans on the
l2.h for New York, On his way to Washing
ton. lie was escorted to the steamer by the
Mayor and large coneourse OF citizens. A
salute of one hundred guns was fred aud
great enthusiasm prevailed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14
DIED.

On Monday last. December q, at the Fu,aa
House, Baltimore, JOHN ELGAR, iny,r,e,
ami mechanicIan, aged seventy i've years NJ,
Elgar has lett behind the reputation OF beng
emphatically, IAN honest man
In Washington, on Saturday. the lth lns.,r,
JOHN FLORENTIUS COX, esq, aged =
years.
In Alexandria, on the evening OF the Oh IL.
slant, after short but severe sickness. JOHN
son Of K. d. and VI j. Wood, in the 9th y,sr
of his ace
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

In discussion at Alexandra, lev days
since, between ex Governor Smith and bis
com petitor, Mr.. Snackelford, the former sta
ted tia. be could have been elected Speaker
of the House in 1855 it the Democrats bad
voted for him; and, furthermore. that many
Of them declared that they would sooner see
a Black Republican elected III % hlmseit.--
The first of these statements IS csrtaioly
true-lnd we have no doubt, also. OF the
truth Of the lsst--Lynch. PW9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

In St. Louis, on ths 8;h instant, Henry
Liuhotf, respectable German, killed Doctor
Edward Van Der Roecke, for having deociv-
ed bis sister. Doctor Van Der r. had anotb-
er wife living when he married the sister OF
Iinhoff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

The return OF the steamship Washington
from her attempt to reopen the Nicaragua
Transit route, and tho details OF that enter
prise, fully confirm the fears of the gather
ing difficulties that await US on the American
Isthmus, and in the American Medlterra-
roam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

"HIRD VOLUME oF PRENCOll'> fh"
Up THE SECOND-History OF me reg
OF Philip the Second, King OF spain, by "H' y.
Prescott, esq, volume 3, containing pof'E q, ''
Don. John. OF Austria octave, cloth, s!.<'.-
Also. volumes and in uniform binding
Pfescotts Conquest OF Mexico. 8 volume
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella QUIZ,
Prescotts Robertson's Charles 3ia, 5 '0''''''
Prescott Conquest OF Peru, volumes
All IN beautiful octave volumes, c.o'n
Motleys History OF the Du'cn Rep o''. %
volumes, syo, sheep. For sale By u,,
JAMES ENTWISLE HuH.
dor II No. %, King SIRE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

The Washington States says that there Is
no s'mystery" in tho retention of Secretary
Cobb, in the Cabinet, since a development
of the difference Of opiaiOn between him and
the President, on the Tariff issue, because
"by the constitution of his Office the Secretary
CT the Treasury is independent Ct the Presi-
dent, and is responsible only to Congress for
the statements and suggestions Of bis report,
and moreover, MIR. Buchanan propounds the
principle Ct specf, duties, rather as a per-
sopal OPINION than as an cfhoial recommen-
datiop." We would ask ii this was the
Jackson Dam ,crssic theory, when MIR. Do
sne was dismissed because be would not re-
move the Deposits, as ordered by Gen. Jack
son--and bow can the suggestions OF the
President in bis message be arranged in two
classe.--personsl opinions and special re-
com menda.ions? 10 the jackson days Sec
re,ary Cobb would have been made to "walk
the plank" 10 four and twenty-hours after be
had sent in bis Report, another Secretary
thinking like the President, would have been
Apo i ted, and the whole Democracy would
have said-"it IL right" Times have chang
ed--ip this respect, we think, for the better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

How folks diFerl We chew tobacco. The
Hlndoo t. to lime The children OF this
c Iurtry delight 10 candy, those Of Africa 10
rock salt A Frencbuan "g 1es his length"
on fried freq, while an E-quimaux Indian
thinks How the climax OF iu1urles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

C'INGING SCHOOL-Mr B F. DENNIS
= will commence his class. on Tuesday even.
ing, at y o'clock, at the corner OF Royal and
Duke streets.
al 3 O'Clock Tickets to be had at Bookstore OF
James Entwisle & Son. dee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

Confidence in manufacturing property az.
pears to be strengthening, especially at the
E,st. The subscriptions to the new compa-
nv, Nv ashiugton Mills" exceeds the requir-
ed amount--sl 100000. The New England
Journals, generally, speak Of brighter pros
meets aud evidences of returning prosperity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

The Mobile Tribune says that ex-senator
Clemens, auther of Mustang Gray, is writing
a new novel to be called The Rivals, Tale
of the Times Of Aaron Burr and Alexander
Hamilton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

The Post Office at New Haven, was robbed
last week, By two men, who called for aus
obtained the letters in the box Of the Me-
chsoios' Bank. The robbers were subse-
uuently caught.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

A scheme is proposed for an extension OF
The coal fields road. ir Chesterfield, through
Brunswick, to an Intersection with the h'-
leigh and Castor road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

The National Intelligencer estimated IN
August last that the Government e1pendi'
lures for the fiscal year would be about sixty
five or seventy millions Of dollars. The Sc
ere,ary of the Treasury estimates them at q
little UPWARDS of seventy-!our millions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

The Richmond Enquirer is advocating the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, IS saving
of time in the travel to New York, &c. We
cannot agree With the reasoning OF the En-
quirer, nor adopt its policy Of thus attempt
ing to "cut of" the Orange and Alexandra
extension. That is q great work, worth
vast deal to the State Of Virginia and to its To-
terests in Internal Improvements, DOR Gao 1t
be iriurious to other lines in which the State
is concerned. Why should tho State of Viz
einia be concerned in rushing passengers
GU. Of it's boundaries to Baltimore, across the
river at Aqua creek? II the people Of Ma
rylapd choose to make Railroad to point
opposite Aqua Greek, We have nothing to
say--it is their affair. not ours. We see. 10
this project. as far as Virginia lie concerned
or its leading railroads, or its cisies and
towns, nothing beneficial and, therefore,
nothing which should induce it or its cti-
xeus iu general, to take part in the matter.
We may have more to cay on this subJecs
hereafter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

Amongst the distinguishing features OF the
late Democratic Convention in this city, II
not it's most Distinguishing feature. was the
anti Wise spirit by which it was actuated -
Itreouirsd no very keen perception to dis
cerp toat the prostration OF Henry A Wise
and bis political friends in the comm'n~eaith
was leading, if not an especial object.-h'
tershurg Int -.
OF one thing we are sure--and that is, if
this purpose is persisted in, the anti'"'se
men will find that they are to bsve the &C.
verest contest they have ever yet undertaken.
Gov. Wise will not succumb to bis De"o
cratic any more than to bis opposition foes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

We recently noticed letter from Gen. Cass
in reply to ore from Mr.. A. Hart, president
of a Hebrew congregation in Philadelphia,
asking our government to intefere 10 behalf
of the Morsara boy. Mr. Hart subsequently
wrote another lotter to Gsn Csss oalliog his
attention to the action of our government in
1910, during Mr.. Van Buren's administration,
in relation to the cruelties to the Jews 10
Damascus. To this second letter Of MIR. Hart
General Cass RESPONDS, that be can 6nd DO
reason to change the We've be communicated
10 his first letter, which were to the effect that
the abduction of the Mortars boy took place
within the territories of an independent pow
er, and without affecting the rights OF any
American citzsn-under such circumstances
it was the settled policy Of the Uoited States
to abstain IRON all interferen'e as they ex-
poet other nations 10 abstain from all inter
ference 10 the internal concerns of this coun-
try.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

Oae of Judge Douglass special friends,
Mr.. Morris, Of Illinois. has given notice o!
bills to the Ii ,u.e which have already excl
ted much comment. One Of these provides
that the people of Territory saall exercise
the same rights as those Of a State, 10 cleo
ting Governors, judges and all other officers
while the Federal Government Is to dsfray
the entire expenses, or in other words to pay
the piper, without the privilege OF dancing.
This is the last phase Of Squatter Sovereign
", and very much 10 keeping with some
others which have preceded it. The same
member proposes mod fl ,atioD OF the nstur-
aliz alton lave, to the effect, substantially,
that naturalization cau be perfected before
any State court of record, and authorizing
the declaration of Intention merely to be e.
ercised as the qualifi ,ation of voter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

The Cumberland Alleghsoian OF safur'
day says, the Canal is frossO over Of 'na'
ro;nt, 40 that navigation is pretty we'll 'as'
pended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

JUVENILE BOOKS in sucn variety w. I'
I, shall not attempt to name them 70,
call and examine them for yourselves q
Kin. street, and you can't well tai TO p ma 10"
thing to suit JOHN n. rni'N
ipc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

HNHE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK. or D.
cycIopedia, being designed as COW.
book OF reference for any important '"'
nected with the political history OF 'L7 -
States, second edition. enlarged and is'''..
price SO, just published and Tor sale W orr
dec JOHN n. fh'n''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

The Richmond Whig thinks it is too late,
and too announcement, to get up Convention
to nominate q Wing State Ticket 10 our
State, especially as all are willing to acqol-
esce ia the nomination of any three reliable
men of ability, who may be placed before the
people as the opposition candidates, and 1t
therefore proposes, "thst as many Of our
friends from each of the counties and cities
as NAV choose to do so, meet the Central
Com mttee in Richmond city on Thursday.
the Oh CT January and there ard then frame
q suitable ticket" The suggestion appears
ia US to be coed one, and will save time
and expense,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

EVOLVING DICE BOX.-->omr'a.i- 49,.
IL ,ireIy new, and very convened, u u I 20. r,
BACKGAMMON, or any other game "Ar.' ,.
are used Cali and see them and you We
very apt to buy one n.DpoTr
dec = JOHN II iAN''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

A meeting of large number Of persons
representing the iron interest in number of
Ono and Kentucky counties, was held in
Portsmouth. Ohio, on the q. Alter an ami.
mated discussion Of the present condition OF
the iron business of the country, the total In
al ility OF the furnace men to pay the present
prices for supplies and labor, and sell pig
iron at the present rates; the causes Ut the
low price Of iron aud the proper remedy to
be applied. the meeting
Resolved, that an united and strenuous eff.
fort be made at the approaching session Of
Congress, to oosain such modification OF the
act Of Congress, as will af1rd more adequate
protection to our manufacturers against the
ion portation of foreign iron, end thereby &C.
cure more uniformity and stability in the
price Of iron In the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

The extracts which we copy in another
column, from an article in the Richmond En-
quirer, on the Presidents Message, will ar
rest attention. Who would have thought,
bu; short time ago, that the suggestions
and recommendations, the OPT lions aud pol
icy, Of the elected Representative" of the
Democracy Of the nation, would be repudia-
ted, as they are, BY the veteran organ Of the
Democracy Of Virginia! Aud the Enqoirer
is BOT content with placing its ceto upou the
Presidents policy, but it calls upon Senator
Hun,er and Mr.. Letcher to come out at once
and take position by its side, in opposition
to the "heresies" OF the President. Certain
ly, if the leaders of the Democracy them
selves, those who assisted to place Mr.. Buch'
anan in power, are permitted to reject and
oppose bis recommendations, it caunot be
complained OF, that those who had no part
nor lot in the election of Mr.. Buchanan to
the poet which he occupies, and who predic-
ted that before his term was over some of his
wsrmest friends would turn to be his oppo-
meats, should DOW refuse to acquiesce in bis
plaos and purposes, and continue in their op-
position to his administration--an opposition
which, as yet, with portion of them, at
least, has never been ss bitter or determined
as that expressed by some who declared
that the country could only be saved by plac-
Ing him at the head of the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

T,OMMENTARIES ON THE BlBLE-T'
I Gospels, with Moral Reelection. on "aca
Verse, by Pasquier Qnesnel, with an Introduce.
~ Essay. by Kew. Daniel Wilson, D., bsaoP
OF Calcutta, IN two octave vols, - ~.
A PLAN Commentary on the Fow Hoiy Gospo'
intended chiedy Tor devotional reading II '"o
octave volumes, 81.
SCOTS Commentary on the Bible yo'ume' &c.
tavo, Sl2; in s vols quarto, BIZ 81 N 3 vols
octave, $3.50. Clarke's Commentary on 'Ar
Bible 4 vols. octave, $40; ComPreheusIvr Com
mentary, in large octave vols, vita 'o'roi.
dance, &c, Sl2; Barnes Commentary on ne
New Testament, in | vols II c.s per vo.nn",
Barnes on Daniel, $40: McGhee on tr,'.
SLAMS, 81; Chalvers on Romans $40 hoass
on Ephesians, ST. Alexander on the Ac'.
vols S25l Payle on the Gospels OF >. ','.
thew and St Mark, 81 each; Kr'to.s na'.y b.
bic Readings, in vols : per volume; Jdc'o''
Notes on the Gospels, 3 vols, u c's. per 'o.,
Stevenson's Exposition of the l03rd PAN, ''
cts; Guthres Gospel in Ez~EIrl, D.! , 49,"
Crudurs Complete Concordance 10 tat b.o'''
Calmet's Bible Dictionary; Union Bible picuoI
AIRY; Biblical Antiquities and Help to tue N'''
ing of the Bible. For sale by
dec 10 ROBERT BELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

4 NEW VOLUME or PkEn'olI
n History O. the Reign OF Philip NE ,.1,.rs
King of Spain, by William \. Presco,' ,,....
third, price s325 Just published. ana gg ~
by Idec 81 h'bi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

tnn BBLS. EXTRA FLOt h
FDU which are Of the best guar. J., Trv.-s
for Richmond marke'i also 100 bids. ''. 80
and $50 bbls Super, for sale BY u ., RRO
dec 9 l.. ENbLI9i - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Ia, 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

e4CePlipS Oap oVoee'
Mr.. Ulmann, proprietor and director Of
the New York Academy of Music, has ten-
dered the splendid orchestra Of Musard for
grand Ball to be given 10 Richmond, under
the patronage Of the ladies oil the Mouns
Vernon Association.
A splendid service Of plate is to be pre-
ssuted to Roger A. Pryor as testimonial OF
appreciation OF bis distinguished services 10
securing the nomination of Joha Letcher TOR
Governor.
Wilbur Waters, the Hermit Of Pond
Mountain" whose disappearance was notlce1
few days since, has returned to his home
having slain one Of the largest bears ever
seen in South western Nirginia.
The Pssoosg wooden mill, at Providence
K. | , was burnt last week. The dye-honse,
wheel-house, picker house and stone house
were ssved. These we're insured Tor sS.ooo,
aud the stock for $4,000.
Some of the farmers in Northern Ohio and
on the borders Of Indiana, have commenced
the breeding and raising deer the same as
thew dc sheep, and they bring them to mar
ke,: hence the plentitude Of venison.
Vim. s. White, Of Caroline, has sold his
farm, about seven miles below Frede'ioks-
burg, containing about four hundred and
6f,y acres, to Rugueae Baker, esq, for the
sum OF six thousand dollars.
The creditors of the State Of Illinois arc
notified that Oh the lst Of Jsnusry next,
nine hundred thousand dollars will be diVi-
dsd upon such bonds as may be presented at
tn, State Comptroller's cfice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-14

DOCKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS nav.
ID now received my supply OF BOOKS 10,
thu HnJ .TnayS pbirh 10 ro-,, ,,,U -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26

No !. House on the corner u Sixth and Oft
streets, lot S9sloo, upon viii h J. erected frame
house, and brick stable. this viii be sold low.
MOI. lot of SOxl5o adjoining DO ou the east,
besutful spot fllcd with fruit trees grape, &c,
beautiful location for reidesc.. City orders Will
be taken FOR the whole or the lot.
No 3. house and lot on 5tn sire ct between war
rem and Brown. Price 81 400. Terms Of payment
very Easy.
Mob. konse with the lease Of one or two lots OH
Brady street betW lith and 18th str, It's THIS Is
chesp home in = very eli able situation.
NoG. A OF Of sJxl5v on the corner u Main and
Sixth steeis VI the nest eligible Sii uat!SDs for
private residence un'e the tun
No I. Three lots In Siavmak4r's subdivision on
PsrHam west OF Locust street Lumber brick will
he taken In part psymen. or the above.
No 8, Lot with good hou with four rooms and
basemen In Fore st lions Addition, one sth street
tween Brown nd Gaines str :. Prize 81, 100
Nu9. Brick house and 10. Oh south side Of nth
stree, west Of Root Island street,
No 10. A lot on It size OF Rock Island street
near Stn, 3lxl00 Flice $3.50.
EolI. A 4. rme house with rooms and stable FOR
tw1 horses Lot 8, Block PArker's !diiioc.
Prc, only 5000 dollars 1870 cash, balance IN install
merts OF 500 per annum.
NoI2 frame h use wi,h scsrs OF ground on
Aafpu.'e and 2lst streess, the grounds of the
Cath lie Female Seminary.
Nol3 The lease for l6 years for numt or d lots
on Bray Main and Harrison streets.
No II. The lease OF 10 lois in Eces subdivision OF
lots fer Is years, at very low ound Mt, fr so
~ $50 per anu with The privilege purchss ns
lease There is NJ better way for man Of small
capita TO procure home without beiT taxed vii h
heavy interest and experiencing the anxiety OF
providing for heavy debt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
Country Property.

No ~ Farm OF 10 acres near Round Grove, 30
acr broke and undeA cultivation small house,
ming water.
No2. The north west quarter Of Sec s, Twp ~,
L. cast, u;o which here j. % acres broke.
No B. The southwest quarter Of c :, twp 10, ],
east with good stone QUAR- upon Il.
Eo4. Two hundred AMI forty acres, In section II,
twpb0, |, west, Cedar Couniy) running water
Only IS p'rkcre
No D. The south east quarter OF sec II, twp Is,
Range !, west. Price 80 per acre.
Noe. Eighty acres, part In wheat, near Round
Grove. Price $l5 per acre. Ea.y terms
No splendid fsIm Of ESQ acres, sec H. twpe0
L. east. large rock hou e, Wo d and water, will
lie sold in whole In par, 100 acres In wheat II
taken soon the crop Will b. given In, or any person
can purchase the crop on the gre und. gtcd SPEC
ulaton. Jr1S-df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED


GTNTIL further notice the Committe on Claims
~ will hold regular sessions every Saturday, 6
thu. City Clerks once, Commencing q 4 O'Clock n
Persons having claims against the city are request
ed TO ~ sent their testimony at that time
NJ claims viii be entertained except such q have
been referred to them b. the Council.
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