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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
Sad Incidents Of the lBupniu. steamer
Austria.


The following arc related by Mr. Palli-
crusa, Turk, who was on board:
As the flames increased, the poor miser-
able creatures on the bowsprit jumped INFO
the water as their clothes caught caught
tire-drpping into the water, like drops of
rain in heavy shower One woman with
two daughters. kissed them both, and
then putting her arms around them oil
three jumped into the water. An English
lady. who came on board at southampton
with her husband. had three children with
her, and babe in her arms The husband
had jumped over. and as the flames grew
hotter and burned more fercely. she took
her little girl kissed her, and threw her in
to the water. She then took her boy, u
fair, healthy little fellow embraced him. aud
gave him her last kiss, and threw him in
He struck ON his hack and struggled very
Lard, raising to the surface three separate
times, calling out MAMMA, each time, in
the most piteous tones, then sank to rise no
more. The poor woman then clasped her
BABY to her breast and then Jumped in with
It, kissing it repeatedly Is they sank to the
bottom.
A young man who was in the secod cab :
in. and who snd he wac going to California
where he had brother. had his sister with
him. q girl Is or II years of age. la order
to save her from The fire he fastened a
rore around her body, and making one end
fast to the deck. let her down over the side
Of the vessel. lie then put another ropo
around his own body and let himself do WI;
but the rope Uas not well fastened, and as
he Jumped over it slipped from under his
arms amp caught him arou"d The throat
40 he struck near the water the waves
dashed hin up against the vessels side, and
falling back again he was quickly ehoked To
death; his SISTER shriekiLg. help help! !
will nobody help my brother ,"
Ar Paiicrusa says when he LETT the ves-
- the poor gir was hanging there scream
ing and crying, with the waves dashing tho
dead body Of her brother against her eve
r. few rnonenta An Englshman, about so
years Of age, who came on board at South
anpton with his wife, crawl-d with her out
OF the bowsprit AZ far ~ they could. and as
the flames approached, they clasped their
erfra arounG each other, and with one last
ks. jumped into the water, and sank imme-
diately. And SO brothers and sisters, fa-
ther. ard aons. mothers and daughters, EN-
bracing each other, jumped into the waves.
Who that reads says the Bath Tires, the
awful fate Of the Austria snd contrasts the
di.or'ier. the confusion, and loss of nearly
eve lady and child on board, with the
perfect e,ininess. order, and salvation OF ev-
cry child on board the ill-Eted Central
America, can fail to feel degree of pride
to think he belongs TO the same race and to
the same country which the immortal Hern-
don sn highly honorcd ia the last trying
scenes of his life
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15

Tho Coan,y Judge has issued
hi. proclamation calling for vote
upon Tho proposition to loan the
County bonds for the purpose Of in
surfing the completion Of sundry rail
roads in Scott county. This notice
will be- published in accordance with
the code, for thirty days before the
final vote is given by the people,
During that time before tho election,
the people will have ample opportu-
nifty to canvass, discuss and thorough
ly examine the merits Of the PROPOSE
ton, and the benefit contemplated by
the loan. As no other election Will
intervene, to divert public attention,
the subject will be pretty well under
stood before the day of voting. This
is as it should be, and if it has merit,
1t must succeed.
The DeMocsat was the first journal
to awaken the public mind TO this
project. 1t prcsistentlv and urgently
laid before the public the dangers be-
fore us if We failed to take hold of these
great improvements, and though we
were afterward assisted by our cotem.
porares in the good work, we never
theless shall deem the success of the
measure IS proud triumph achieved
mainly by our suggestion. As we
have done go we shall continue to do
in the future,-advocste the adoption
Of the loan, and for the following rea-
sons -
l. Davenport, like all other Western
cities, is just now sadly in need Of early
and sudden energising in every branch
Of business. The arrangement Of our
local currency, the falling of Of emf
grafton, the influence Of the general
aaAneial paralysis, and the failure q
~ snrisaltarL crops, hstslsit Davsa.
- ssn>ohls &s1llil aAt iAins|
w \ 11nb( L u MN so((
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
State and Missce lane Gus Items.

OuR LEAD MINEs.--Ihis great inter
est of our Mississippi Valley Basin, SAYS
the Dubuque Express d. Herald, is
being daily pushed forward in all parts.
In the diggings around Dubuque and
county. the accounts are daily cncour-
aging as to new and profitable lodes
being struck, and good prospects of
many mines just commenced.
We observe every week new lodes,
aud also VIC observe every day almost.
citizens engaging in mining. Men who
few weeks ago were seen lin other
business less rough,) in fine clothes
neatly shaved and dressed are now seen
unshavcn, dressed in mud cololed tough
clothes, and tough sinewy hands. Not
outstanding these roughcr changes,
and neutrality-suspicious.
ed hands, tired legs aud sore backs. yet
we are assured by all Of them that they
feel in better health. are increasing in
weight, have a much better appetite.
don't care for luxuries in eating, can
cat with better relish than they ever
swallowed down Injuries, fat solid
fiitches and shoulders Of bacon, good
home made bread, corn beet, DC, and
the young men feel more like getting
married than ever.
The Hill Diggings As far back Is
thirty miles III the interior, are pro-
crossing finely, and new Discoveries are
being made not only on new but old
diggings. In tho Fountain Hill dig.
gings bean Pen. the psasPsess ars still
= |;;: :S..s 4: Il >s,aI -: - = T.:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
E.1NCY DYE HOUSE.

L. GRAUPNER womb respectfully uoeify the IL.
Il ixsns Of Davenport. tock Island and vtciaity
that he has taken . house On
THIRD IT., BET. BRADY AND PERRY.
Opposite the Court House, In DaveDpOpt. and
proposes 10 the Lsafes and Centlsmsn that h. vIIl
Color and Scour SIM, Grape Bhswis, Wool, Oosaon.
Hair, feathere, etsAV and Pun.
He has been - years In The business and hes
workea 10 Russia Naly. 0ssns1y nd ~ b61Aea.
PIE cities Of the United 0esteC
He win else ,st, ra..s IN - - ss-sleN'
0L1AMo1, 100UR, oOLOo AsD Dy5Ai1
Al 4uD0 -
oo1At100n0anH0 o1onHaAM.
"a vim sssvast Ne collars (as1 ed Ds,ssssal @.
~ csee serA AAv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15

A IL psfssns hxouins tAanse,vsa ,.A.Aa.A =. -
4 ! , Z \ =! 8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
Boots and Shoes,
BOOTS AND SHOES
wholesale % zota11,
AT
THE EMPIRE GTllREl

RRADY oTRHHT, DAVENPORT.
I NAVE now in store large and well selected
1 stock Of Boots and Shoes, TO which l invite
the a;tsntionof ell IN wsnt-of sssic1eein my rlne.
Uosnt'y 7S0deys wishing to rcplcoish their stock
viii nnd It 70 their sdvantaxe 70 call me before pu..
chasing elsewhere.
10 my numerous customers who prefer OnGoM
Work we continue 70 hold out inducements IL the
vey Of prime stDok and avItsA soos-k, not equseA
Shis side Of New York
All kinds Of LadiesP WORK manufscaured a. usual
{Jgl1l II. GARRETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
For Sale.

A0N1 AandFsd end twenty Building loes = :.
SA Addition 70 the tUWn Of Fort Dyypo.
These lots ere elt0ible and hspdnomsQy situAanA :.
:he benk u the Aississippl. 1Asy vii b soA Fl -
lonable ,eYms.
For paTttculars inquire Of HsssYs. Durfse. prnHt
Oosban Dow Nsvenpost, or of the subscriber.
n M sabsorbss hes nsmbssIess 0esirshis =,
ceof Lana u 80 eeerth eatiss q Dsveupos1 -
lsOIaireb emp Deas ~ town d Purt Dyroo IN ~
vshses . eeu. IOoeleefl n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
DaveDpOrt Commercial College,

Dave1p0rt Commercial College,
0nsss Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCOR POR ATBD IN 1859.
The emily Permanently Located CONNER.
cial College In l0ws.
-DIRHCToRs.-
Hon 9 Sargent, 70 Bo.era. RAG.
is viele, Eco, PMervin EsQ,
las n Dslseil, EsQ, FH Grises, Hsq,
IP Coates. ksa, Smith, lsq'
l. Axckl0t, Esq, Doct Adler,
g L Davenport, ESQ, RevJ D Mason.
Barrow, ESQ Jno johns. 1aq.
FACULTY.
Jos Lopez, Prot. Of Hook keeping.
" u PRATT. Prof. OF Penmausfdp.
l. @ BunwsLL. Prof. Of Aathemstics.
FREDx. sCHRAAG, Prof. Of Architectural snd Osns.
maDtAl Drawing ,tt.t.s.
n ayYDAM. Asst. Teacher Of Psumanship and
Book Keeping.
-LEcruRHas. 49, |'''
D L Shorty, Esq., and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and we'll known
In the INN AIty, apd withsi DESTROYS Of mAinfain.
ing y reputation f,r candor and ressonab eness, we
do not deem necessary to Hufsne The course often
t'ken By Commercial Colleges (and cop cisy by those
which IRE only temporarily established and designed
TO make = great blow for few months AID then
"move on" 10 some new paceD namely, TO claim su-
pericrify over the whole wurld IS II there were no
such thing writer's accountants, test hers and
periehced business men, ont Of the select circle In
their school room; We. thersfote as hereto ore,
make no exaggerated statements, promise nothing
We arc not pT-psTe TO perform, ADVERTISE no teach
er. not sctu.hy ensased aud make no claius W can
not sutBtantiate.
TIN BOOKK1EYIN0 COURSE
Embraces complete ses Of books Ia every branch IT
Trade and Commerce. including Wholesale and he.
tail lni vidua, Partnership, Joint Stock. aud Com
p3und Company Business, Misunderstanding, Connie
sioD, Railroad, Steamboat. Hotel, Painting Lumber,
brokerage and Exchange (tv, oOmplet practical
f,rm-), End In BANKING the most complete and op.
prOvsd k1Oion system ami superior 70 any other
taught IN the West. The course in
Permanently;
Is under the charge Of kr. W. u. Pratt who
tbs premium for Penn snship and Gard Whiting at
the last state Pair, and rim defes ar ce,pDeisjOn
IN Pain or Ornamental Pennanship, Pe~ Sketch.
ing. Eou'i'hin0, Card Writing, or teaching those
branches.
He Is assisted by Mr.. J. N. suydam, Who has few
EQUALS - practical or ornamental penman, or ~ .
teacher.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAwrxo,
and tho complete system Of
PHONOGRAPHY.
also taught BY competent Instructors.
RooMs-In Griggs' Binrk, corner Of Third and Per-
~ Streets block from the Post Once, tho room
formerly known - "4riggs Hail." with the adjoin-
ing rooms, we'll lshtcd, well ventilated and ormins
BY far the most couven ent cOmmOdtOps And best
adapted situstion for the purpose in the city.
Opeu at al hours from A n till 2 M.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.,
large and we'll furnished room, entirely sepa-
rate from the 0cntlemen's department. b provided
for the use OF Lady stpdents *. lusiteiy.
"tor farther particulars all At tho foows, or
'd susss y e Ietr1' }Pr,ncip.l..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
Dancing Academy.

n" @. Michigan. late of New -.
~ W. 0.issns, wishes - inform the ~ ~
& t3young LsdiN ana oertls0rn Of Da. E&.k
~ venport tAas he hes opened Z Dsu- SR
rtae Asa4eny q No. 50 Brady street. between
ahirs ana H0arth strosts, vhsfe he VII teach the
most fashionable 0ancso.
Days sn1 heuss q lessons, MosSays. Wednesdavs
ana vstdeys; ~ ladies freo oto 10, ~ esntlene
stem Ito Al 70 10s =. ~ tesaa aSpiy q ~
ssss .. ~ e. - --.s ocl3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
BOOTS AND SHOES.
. 10, 900 w d IL Il II
BOOTS .AND Shoes,
j A =. G.. II d ID ID,
Brady street..

8rAC1y street,
DErwRRN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
ID having determined TO close out his large and gen.
eral assortment dents, Ladies', Boys, Misses and
Children's
Boots and Shoes,
at the shortest possible time, will sell them upon
the most Favorable Terms-Ttrms that cannot
fail give entire sassfaction to every reasonable
purchaser. 49, - .~s
most r xctfuily invite csil from our City ana
Country Friends before purchasing.
Davenport, July %, 1858
J. @, TODD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
Tho asse . OF IN. Com pany are

Tb" asse on tn. Company are
!. Cash on hand. ..... ............
.. Re l Estate. un,ncumb. red. ........
.. Bonds owned by The G ,mpany draw
int 10 per cent.
4. Debts Of tho Company. rccur.d by
mort age. drawing ~ per cent. ......I
8. All oth~r debts rs per number six.
q. Debts I v premlums due ana not duo
Z. All other securities, consisting Of d,s-
counted bills notes, dysf;s and accep-
tame. maturing daily, having rom
sisbt to ninety d. . from dato 10 rua
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
DsreIlilsg TO Let.
For Rent.

VTNHk OPTIC heretofore ceuplcd By Messrs Cook.
Dillon b Lindley, opposite Cook 4 6aresott
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KUHHEN, Tobsccenist' (Dec9SW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
STATEMENT OF THE
Peoria Ma'iae and Fire ms Co..
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
OCTOBER lst II

Name and Locality Of the Company-Peoria Marine
and Fire InsurHnce Company. Peoria, Iiinoi.
The smonn' OF its capital st0ck. 500 900 o.
TIE am Dunt ofis capital stock paid up 100000 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15

Tbe design Of the proprietoss IN establishing Ais
chain OF Colleges TO a1ord young gentlemen the
best piss le facilities for uirins In expeditions
manesr u rousn knowsdss q C:mm.rcie, ssi:nce
1edf md business pursuits generally. These Cob
lsees embrace In IL extensive course Of study nol
OILY bookkeeping and penmansnip. but nuneross
lance TO every person who transacs business Of any
kind. II Ill ~ Of insaiculable benent 70 the Mer.
chant, Banker, Broker Manufacturer, Mechanic.
Land and Insurance Agent cFoTwArder, Collector,
Printer, Contractor, Farmer, Produce Dealer, Lum
Der Aerch ant, Surveyor, kngneer. Inspector Teach
The cours. Of study pursued ct these Colleges Is
the most extensive and thorough not eocepstng any
which has ev been N reduced !utO any similar in
sttut.on IN this country The teachers In the vart.
Gus departments are acknowlSfRed 70 have no Supe.
riors IN their respective professions. 49,. :.
ssspenccPian Personally"
SOf the utility Of the aoova named syetem OF Pen.
manshtp 1t II unne essary I'd COMMENT It, vide and
wi ening popularity, among the discefniag and tn
teiligeLt classes Of Community throughout the civil.
ICED world, afJsds conclusive evidence that s the
best known system; and in realty the only ono
which 10 recognized - being system among those
classes. II -.a,
This System Of writing is taught in these Colleges
In al tts forms both precsi al ana ornamental ana in
all its modern improvements and iiut trations.
Pen AID Ink pee mems Of Writing, with Circulars,
sent By mail free OF charge on app icstion.
EnDl0ynsns.
The Principals and Teachers Of these Colleges have
an extensive business AGO antsnce, and will AlWay
consider II pleasure and duty 80 further the best
interests 81 their graduates who desire It, By aiding
them oil they can in obtaining situations.
faitiss..Payable % Entsriny.
For fuu Aercsniile Course including all Depart
ment Of Bookkeeping, Lectures, Penmanshp and
Commercial Calculation ................. 80
For P-nmanship alone, one year. .............. 10
For Pennanship, twenty lessons. ............. 5
For Ornamental Penuanship, Gard Writing and
OG Hand flourishing, ~ may be agreed upop.
Further information given with pleasure appll-
cation at the College, BY s,Rdins for new Cireu-
lar, which contains much valuable Information, and
will be furnished By return nail.
Address
DAVIS & Upton,
oep11 DavenpOy1 or Peoria.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15

TN Lots or subdivisions to suit purchasers = ~
lsona that may desire 20 lcsse Tor term bf van
The following property In the ciy OF psveaport vis
In BLOCK ls-2a5 feet fronting on I'd street,
100 :" On Western AvcnuA.
%" ID e.
In block l1-neAr tho Market House. fAN.s
20 feet fronting on Western avenue
extending leo feet back with an sllsy
each aldo NJ the NJ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADVERTISERS TAKE sssIcs.-rke once Of TAs
Nmss vu - u He 8. nsssopolltsn Bloch, instead
Of being In Nickoll' Block, - heretofore stated.


OF being In Nickol' Block, - heretofore stated.
sus8l
a8sRICx's sUaAR COATED PILLs-so good
that afty boxes perform afty eures-ons box sells
twesty-neishber resonrasnAs them tu asisAsor-
stranger ~ STRANGER 70 stranger. Msde from gums,
balsams and extracts, thsir effects upon the human
system is mild. searching and brnsd lei. Put up in
large family boxes every phi coated With sugar
Is ososs per usx. Sold By drossisss everywhere.
suga2-davly tse ,f .a.
HAiR EsTORATIvD.-Ws ere paeased 70 be able
70 record the satisfaction Of our paasoos aftsr trial
Of IN article advertised In our colu@ns. We have
the sstsfaction 70 know several 81 RAIDERS Who
have used Prof. Woods Hair Restorative. and pro.
uounced II to be just what the advertisement says
y. We have several personal scQuaintances, too,
who We gray hesded-tAsy have tried IL. and now
their hair Is restored to ts original co'or and they
willingly add their testimony y IL efficacy, and vii
give further Information 10 others desiring It. This
50 AXIS we'll for the article and We sdvise oil Who do
not wish 70 sppesr sfay-Aeaded, to US woods Hair
1sstsratve.- WestN~ Hstvtof. -
Sold by all good Orugsis's.
Almsst everybody has b, ard Of Asnn's Aeus Ball
sam. the attention ofour numerous readers 10 d..
rected to the advertisement found Is another column
Of this paper Of Abe high estimation that " placed
upon this, the 0reosest remedy knOacn to ns0Sern
science. We have never known any other MEDICINE
Win large share Of public confidence in 90 short
time Is this has done, We may be allowed to
Judge by what we read bat this should be sufcis Mt
particularly when We see such testimonials coming
from men Of undouOted vefseity nom oil ARTS Of the
count,y tn re be doubt but that It u one Of
the greatest discoveries IN the ned cal world and de-
serves the appreciation and esteem Of our readers
and the public sold BY all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15

10r uin8 OoCG 10 to0t.
ssovnurshev artlcuolars uquirs Of Cofhin Z Dov
~ ~, or Of janis NAY
SoIO
Fer Sale or Loaso.
ESOU1 LOTS situated On % and Scott stsees. A,
e particula5s enquire 81 OonDm 4 Dow. q
rauGI6NtV JAMI6 Wv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS = TIPTON'S
NERO ANTllE C0LLEeES {!


DAvnHPoR1. IOwA.....Cor. PM and Brady sts.
PEORIA. ILL.,. ..........38 and - Main street.
-D,xsCfORs.
aoa Powell, RsQ , woodward. 1sQ
". a. Willard, ESQ.,. o. r. Oissesi, KsQ,
1sarc uegus, BsQ., d. Wuppernan Lea.
). D. Paston, Esq, u. J. J. Burts.
NJ Curtiss, ESQ William Allen, ESQ
Lewis ueUeu Esq inc C0ok, Baq
VIM Gresg, HsQ JAo Duon, ksq
4 Bartlett, Rsp Jno / Coma, ESQ
Dm1y Mclte, 0sQ Wn Cart, Deq
mos Z Aaype, nsQ Chas Putnam, 1sa
Jos G Brys, Il D 4 Price, 1so
1AOULTY:
Pygtssoys ~ DenA.xsspiae cad Csuatsrs1
DronoAls.
1wDAvu, OsrnroS
vt Dus1, D VaxDMDURo,
= GoLDsAIrH. JB DoDos.
Psetsssovs ef Practical oad Oreoasasal Ps"moa::
, 0aSrITH. TWDAyIs. SsTlRroS
1se.wsvson Avoosstts Lss. Rsahsss, Escaanss
WNsncs, 90:
Ca: 9 sos.rr. rDAy.psox:
Hon JkO CooK, KHSioE, EsQ.,
b LAMBDA, 1sq., IN CRAWFORD.
Lscssvers on Po,isica. History and Commercial
Geography:
HEEav 8 Aussn. VIZ OLAax.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15

Tos.l assets. .sss2 5
Amount Of Liabilities. cue o' not dua to

Amount Of Liabilities. cue not dus to
banks other crehitcfso Of the Comps1y
estimated ...............,.."... 100 q
Losses sdju t d and due... $50, $500. Meme.
Losses adjusted ana not due. ............ None
LOSSES unadjusted.. ....:............... $500 o.
Losses In suspense waiting further proof None.
All other ci.ims sgainst the Company. None,
The greatest smount insured by the Com
pany 70 any one riss: ............ 10000 q
The sreatest amount oil wed cy the ruiee
% the Company IN any one city, town or
village. N" "a es cpncsrning the came.
The largest smoant to be TINS ured IN any
one BIZ OK Not exceeding 1lO,OOO tx-n
psset 70 Suy one fiYe
ocs C. HOLL md, Secrefayy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
FORSA,LEORLEASE,



For Sale.
TVHR three etory Brick House located on tn
l. corner Of Second ard Reynolds streets, IN thu
city Of IeClatre containing ten rsctns having rv.
sr viaw Of some mi,es up and down; also . good
cistern which contains some $50 barrels Wassr and
good Trick smoke hcu.e II " Of the healthiest
locations on the Aississippi River.
TENS, 81 500 cash, The balance Ia !. g And
years. II 10 psr cent Interest. For :6rther pafticu
lars inquire on tho premises. The houae 10 not oos
gear old.
serl7N r. g. TuRUU0D
Wanted.
IN FI2sT GLASS Boot and Shoe Makers at
~ ". II DEDRIOK'S.
For Sale.
S00 PAIRS OF best Custom Made Boots Tor sale
". 4. DzoRlcks,
sepJO d street.
Dsrelltssg TO Let.
A WE'LL FlNIaHED HOUSE with vooms, veil
n and discern, wood house, &C., 10. Hltuati1n
n 8sds' Row. Apply 70
I. C. DADS,
seel1 st the IeClaivo HOUSE.
For Rent.
TVHk O1FICR heretofore occupied By Messrs Cook.
Il Dillon Lindley, opposite Cook 4 6aresntt
Bank.
Ennuire NJ Krnvr~ rnh>rr>nx.A. sn..oo.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
Wanted.


h00 PAIRS o! best Custom Made Boots for sale
sLOO at worry low prices, 1t
W. n. DzDRICK'S,
HPp1V Oh sf,cet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-11
By James M. Tsylcr & Son.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF STOCK

IACR0PS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HIRE or
SLAVES, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
TU RE. AT AUCTION.-I will sell at sharwood, in
the county Of Henrico. on the Brooke Plank Road,
about "a miles from the city, on FRIDAY, the z2nd
day OF october, commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ,
the following personal property,viz:
Horses, Rockaway and Harness.
3Marset Wagons, Carts and Gear,
6suDerior Mich Cows of improved stocb
calves, Hogs and large quantity OF Poul-
try.
s stacks Of Rye. 3stacks of Oats and % bushels
Seed Wheat
A lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO-Will be hired out for the balance of tho
year; negro men. accuste med to farming also sew.
eral boys and girls
TERMS: Sums of 329 and under cash; over that
amount months credit for approved negotiable
notes with interest BALEWiS
Administrator, with will annexed of
w W WILKINS, decd.
Ssleby JAS NJ. TAYLOR Z Son. Aucts.