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Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
Full and Fair Nctice.

From the lst Of January. (instant) the
price Of the Tindtcotor will be s.. 50 a
year, but from subscribers who pay within
the year 81 will be received In full. The
regular price Of $3.50 will be rigidly and
jmpartially exacted from al who fail to pay
before the expiration Of the year
January 8, 1853.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

The Stanton Nindicator, II seems, has
undertaken to publish all thu Messages of
the Governor Of Virginia AT Tie last i /
vices it had finished with No. | and com
menced on No, 2. We suspect tie Nindi-
Gator will finish off all Of them about the
middle Of next summer unless IN tile mean
time it shoald break down und,r th4 g.
we're pressure. Wise's speech ID tie Re
form Convention sunk the vessel that was
carrying over the proof-sheets to -Aceomac
for rev;sion--and that Is the reason the
speech has never been published yet Ii
the Vindicator can Withstand the publica-
ton Of all the Governors Messages, il may
safely expect to realize the Eastern bcati-
tude, AMI 'live a thou SAM wears. -
LyacAbufy Tiayjnie;n.
Ess- There are many good things III the
Message, and our friend of the Iirgiuian
might allow US to publish that part, how
ever much he may object 10 anything that
emanates from one Of the best Governors
Virginia has ever had--but We remember
tie k. n. canyass. Nua' cd.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
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NOTICE.

vESflfS day BY mutual consent the partnership he
tween BAYLOR percy in the Sboe-Ma
king Business, has been dissolved, and all accounts
are made off up to the lst January last and are in
the bands OF Baylor tor collection, and all those in
debted are requested to come forward and scttIe
The same without delay.
BAYLOR & percy.
West View. Jan. ., le5s.-ats
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
.TRLa TEES 8 IL z.


EDY virtue ola He'd OF Trus: executed tp tha
- undersigned byJohn Uddle. dat {! 2eih 0av
of July 1852. auf otrecoid IN The titi 92,c; l3
the County Court u Augusta, viii, by direciiat
IF one III tie Gre dttrs and at the request o. tii$
GiaRsor in ile decd, offer for sale at poiic aactio
on the premises, on
Monday, the 4;h tiaS ~ SANITARY, 1856,
a I act OF Land containing 40 Acres more o lss,
situated on thewshrs Of the great Calf Pasture
River in Augusta County, On which said Di;lls
po;y resides.
.ilso. tie PERSONAL PROPERTY cop9eyee
to in said deed consisting in part ot Horses.
3 Witch Cows A., Ea!vrs. ffe,ss @td their III
crease, Geo feet f LUMBER. j'us ii Gay. a5out
10 bushels Of " 4iat, 40 naShels 81 Rye, lIt n.
Corn. ana T @rstv trcty q Farming tensiis al-
NJ, all the Rousgl@l and Kitchen Fdni;Gre in
po4sessiont I'll sait nade.
TERMS :-P-rnnal Property "a n. cred sill
he given on 1rltion Of tn. pu, chase MONEY fpr
land, which will " made ki,a-u tln day q. s.i,.
Dee. 5, 1851. ttls. ists4.7a I us.te.
We The aBot, s4.e i y, .napa nni Tus,l.,v,
the 18th dEv NJ. SOFA. In ti-~s.
VIRGINIA An ;uF-s ;.-f.. ID t3c cl.ss'~ 0a7cq
q he Cirenit f5fr' u As.t'ta C3''nty, " SHAY,
.iohn /: Mean. ttasp,e., d Ts,.a. Is .ya4@.e,,
seed Plaintiff
c 9, ~ j \ -s . g E5 !; y @ e.r
.. Mark Taylor 4 n'd. De vnd4s t.
Th4 ohaca of tis Init Is to recpye fr,1 }i.y 4
Tar'or 5 i}x'oif. ths. o4'att phs,r, u" s'i1 q,
ana pos esSed f,ai t. Which u i'aia,iU d. IL q;
= ep'itled NJ l'eir 81 sa.y o Sail ia, h. a4d j.
J 'u'iAh i d d-c'A.
II appearn4hy nd isractory r;deuc. i!f:t tbs
pt'endaois ION YIN ar and Thomas tar.a4 arc
d ttiat the saii pcf1n3a"ts ~ apnear here niflp
month a I'll due III biicatiun oi this o. q + tF
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

Y3a.s.io %a.s 81 Tasua'sse s4~nd. cl'ors.
e5s.. ~ .if.prney " Jnc' iai Eh~iAv nuas'v,
I viii rrt eec;i ~ H. premises, On f'HddI he -
daq ~ tetracir 1853, commencing at III O'Clock
\. N to sell thai very l@a'ie aria u ~ vi lsh
said isnny resides saii farm cnntai,ine $40
b ores, llinr unan hAiil Stiles d the Mca ttamzed
Road q nil !1n:n SiARnTon 1t has uoon it
com 9ortahin n tNSi0N ftGCSh. Srrya4ts Houses,
Barn, Stables, ard ai| MI N necasSar, rIt houses
an< II in in- STATE vi cultivation. Tn, fa is
finely watprot, III new Ealing Springs HhicI.
be conducted over la.Ea pars Of til, hand If desi-
red. i more paTficniai descflp ton deeuet.
necessary. as Persons d.4irirg purchase st4c
ia IN AZ tilt. whrI i on Of tha liufs Ia tile Val
ley, vii. INSPECT tii premises tnr them elves. Per-
sons il want ai' 4 line farm a*e iuvred t. AttrEA
this sale, rs hs farm ri3 De so8 bsyoAa dnutt +
,slg tH;Hy esr II nt.in " raiHe /, oBsre4.
TERMS on SALE. --nne third ii han |, (or ~
negotiabl note liz 80 DAYS interest added and sal-
istac;o Till endorsed! HID flta balance in . y ADD
3 wears, tfI which bond and approved security
will he rcqar,t a:.d Tin retained noon the lard.
II TIE same time and place will sell all the
CROPS ami PERSONAL PROP .ATY (txctpt
N4rfo,s;) on said fatm. consisting Of Crops.
Stock 4 eli, }1.t'l c-efit u four months Ios 10
tao!e paper we'll endorsed
Persons having aaia against Mr. Kinney. q e
invited ~ BUY, ana ther claims will b. received
i'll PAY moI.t.
"iuc Farst eilf bc II the i time @ sale pri-
fate!r. II. u. Bh-L,
htjoi h,f IN fact foF Ch-sleN Kinney.
Jan. .. la5 ids
saectatot AL Rockingham Reg please copy
till IDS
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
s,xamin.ng Court.

On Wednesday last, the examining Court
was held for the investigation Of the late
Murder 10 Staunton, Of which Rev. D. Dow
neg stands charged. The Counsel fer the
defence moved for continuance Of the case
which motion vas resisted ~ NIossrs " S.
Il Baylor aud w. II. IIarman. The dis
cussion occupied much time Of the Court
and the motion finally overrulcd, when the
prisoner was brought in and tie cxamina-
ton entered into, and resulted il sending
him On for further trial to the Circuit Court
ia June next. \ large crowd vas ii attcl-
dance and much interest manifested.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
Wintering Horses.

I PROPOSE to wir+"r f-oro 80 20 80 head of !!ar-
i SOS on Hav. ia, aud Gram, as yoIs.,,.
lnal wish Tera's moderate. : tti them on
Addr. IS, WN KERR
Summerdcan, Augusta Co., Va
5an ., 1858, --3ta.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

NEW riNN ainrsoa Il. fa.ior having
: taifhaSt tbs t1fife interest II irhn Brands
burg in te Late cope.9 pf Il andpbrrg 4 ID. MI.
business future I'll be co.sdu ctcd 14.t,r H. :;
a 90 hrnN y iANL0li 4 HOGH. fhnku for I'D
pef'li Paffonags eyt1nQad ~ the late t.ru }ye >it
a coaJihr4Hea nt tle same fo The New Concern
ledgins selves every vE0, 10 give at,s.
Ia elion SIMPNNN y. TAIIGE
7. d. HOGE.
Stanton. IAN. q, 1858
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

rS7&lUS's SALE In pursuancc Of deed exc.
n cutd by san ri Reece and wife. on tn Sth div
o. Au9nt' 1888. wilt sell to the highest bidder
On the Premises. Lot of i4and. containing Acrs
and hoods lyiag on the Port Republic Road.
a"0ut 7m'es from stanton, and now in the occu-
pancy q John W. Il Emp. II has on 1t a coinforta-
pe u Y LLllNG. large Shop, and other out
h, uses and is a cattai stand lor a Mechanic.
Day 1t sale Frtdoy The 29d ct Jan,as.Y aert, a;
Il o'cfick, A. N.
TEHNS-Costs Of sale and $500 in hand bal-
ance IL two equal instanients at o. and two ears
the purchaser givi" Z bond aud good security.
inet:sle is believed to be good. but is trustee,
shall convey such only is vested i'll me-
NlCHO. Il. TROUT, Trustee.
T. S-And On Noadoy lst 81 February next
" 9ll under trust, at the residcnee If Samuel
fleece, quantity ofHousehold and Kitchen Furri :
1 m Saddles and Brides, Wagon Makers
Tools, ADD q quantity Of Wagon Makers Stuff
Jan. 8, 1858. n. k. Trout, trustee
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
E7EE'A Il CEN E'S,

FsHliE FIRM OF HARRIS & ECTOI.S Is THIS
4 day desolvcd bv mutual consent. The name Of
ths concern vii bc used by either party in hquida-
ton. All persons having claims aga list the house
are eluested to resent tn N for settlement. and.
those indebted to it viii please come TO w I'd ana
settle. HARRIS & ECHoiS
January Q, 1853.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

va The abofn es;e i ae snapo uni iu el;,v,
the 10Th dav aFi| auYA.T In tits.
,Tarua-y D. (HsS
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
list ca LETTERS.

RETAINING II tte fozs nNre at stanton On
the 39th Of DtceMber, ST. 1857
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

- - -
" heard Of another ed case Of "5tss love
inistua.ioa. A gentleman Of excellent sdu-
cation, we'll eonnscted, apd . popular yr,te
9. has secenely hoebme &tsrseosd iADpirte
uclism. md hes beon led b. ths d1seusaeA
q free i've annftjss and Sach 9one1se. 70
the cosclusiS8 that the Sife Wleh Vivian -
has lived happily for twenty years. and
Tho has made him the father Of an interest
inc family, is not his affinity" He made
a mistake and married. the wrong woman,
because he was not then spiritually enlight-
ened. Consequently he has forsaken his
wife and family, and while he provides for
their support aud occasionally visits them,
he has renowned the relation OF husband
and father, and makes his home elewltsrt.
He has discov cred that his actual affinity Is
fer = young lsdy Wediaw. Ard = AAE5 =
gives the society which belongs 70 his wife
He Ands no fault With his wife He sdnits
that she IL tho same excellent woman thss
she has ever been, and NO cause OF sliena-
ton on her part 10 alleged. 1t il his dis
covery by the light of Spirituslism Of his
true affinity, which has made It his religious
duty to foysAke his wife an children, and
leave them desolate ard broken hearted
The man seems TO be zane on everything
els .sHs if mo- q dtsolute inas, using
spiritual free love as cloak to his natural
vileness. He is simply infatuated with an
idea, and IN iihfAtuataon 'is bringing dis
grace and misery upon all connected with
bi9. his mfe toilet sachAnattess saOne.-
The man who thrusts his hand into the fire
10 pretty certain to be burned.-Sprins6eid
Mass ReDxLiNn- -ss, s5fs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
rEA curious study has been made con-

GA curious study has been made con-
csrning ths decay sof rsopN great EurPeq
fEmilies, and the fesdlt ii most ridiculous
and sublime. A Duchess de saint Somon
is . femme de meacgs at Belleville! The his.
tory. = ~ ue<ey.i nlsst svSnderf2 = The
heir Of the last Doge Of Venice is q per-
former At Saint Dennia. The keys of Venice,
gilt with care. confined to the hereditary
keeping Of the family, repose beneath a
glass shade on the mantle piece in his back
shop. The Capitol de Bue. unique title,
one Of the noblest in France, ia little actor
on little wages at the little theatsS ~ Beau
msrehais. and the grand daughter of a
Duchess de San Severin". works by the
day at a fashionable .milliners. We may
add 20 the above that the sole defendant
Of the beautiful Aisse, who was asked in
marriage by.the PrncN dc Conai. earns a
pitiful living at Chaillot! Gu aIlons nous !
Court Journal. .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

,CMsxLlsa-A writer IN the Hone loursal
thinks that mental activity tends to keep
the body young: 1--WE were speaking Of
handsome men,. the other. eysmng, and |
was wondering why & had so lost
the beauty for which. five years ego. he
was 80 famous Oh IT'S becatise he never
did anything, said B; he never worked,
thought OF suffered. You mist have the
mind chiseling away at the features, if you
want .haudsepe, middle aged men Since
hearing that remark. l have been on the
watch. at the theatre, opera. and other
places. 10 see whether itia generally true
aud 1t IS. A handsome man, who does moth.
ing but eat and drink, grows fiabby, and
the fine lines of his features are lost but
the hard thinker has an admirable sculptor
at work. keeping his fine lines in repair,
and contantly Going over his face to improve
the original design"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

Rudolph says thst once upon q time,
. colored cook expected company. Of her
own kind, and was at loss how to enter.
tain her friendA It was at q time Of the
year when eggs and butter were high, and
the colored folks generally are at the ex
pense Of "extras, for their own company.
Her mistress aaid-
"Chloe. you must make an apology
'"Good Lord missue, how can make it?
got no egg. no butter, NO muffin to make Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

States. Mr.. Constant met supply
tIain Il aee hundred and sixty wagons,
accompanied y souf cosPahies q
troop en- ths Let in.s o. the L'tss
Blue River. he reports the Indians
al peacesble.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

New WAR SrEAMER-A new war steamer
to be called the Franklin, is nearly complet-
ed at the Kittery. Navy Yard, in Maine,
which is said to be superior to anything of
the kind aAoat. She will carry ten guns
more than the Wabash, or the steamers Of
her class. Her model varies advantageous
ly in many important points from the other
five steam frigates lately built. Her di-
mansions are as follows: length over all,
800 feet; breadth. Sc feet; depth. "a feet /;
tonnage, 1900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

IA A theatrical company was playing,
in ore cfthe interior towns out west, Shak-
speare's Otheilo, and when Othello demand
ed If Desdmona the handkerchief! the
hankerchief!' green 'un called out i'm
patiently: "Never mind the handkerchief.
don't wait for that: blow your nose with
your fingers, and 60 ahead
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

q Lord Lgonier was killed by the
newspapers. and wanted to prosecute them;
ms lawyer told him that it was impossible
"A tradesman, indeed, might prosecute, %
such report might effect his credit
"Well. then. " aaid the old man, II NAV
prosecute too. for I can prove that have
been hurt By this report; was going 20
marry Lady Of fortune, Who thought vas
but "a; the newspapsrs have said that IN
so. and she will not have me."-Letters Of
Horace Hdlpols. -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

TlaHr TixEs.-We have seen many hard
rubs in our day, and have known what it is
70 want money, but an old settler near
Bloomington Illionois, has seen the toughest
time Of any man We. ever heard Of. He
says the winter Of 1890 was remarkable for
the scarcity Of money; 20 much 20, that one
man who Wa elected justice Of the peace,
couldn't raise money to pay an officer for
wearing him In; " shel s1odi ~ Before a
sooA'ng,glqss aad salifed. himseE .a.....
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
1858. Season Arrangement 1883.
OF THE
NEW MISSISSIPPI RIVER STEAMER
nARx&s2;co
Regular St. Louis, Keokuk, Fit. Madi-
son, Burlington, Oqaa,oka, Reiths-
burg, New Boston, Muscatine,
".'a Davenport, Golena and
Dubuque Packet.

The new, very light draught and superb Steamer
MARY COOK . DALZELL, Master,
VIII, on the opening Of navigation, commence run.
ming as Regular Packet 70 the above and all inter-
me tate points, continuing in the trade during the
tire season.
The Mary Cook was built with view to light ness,
strength and speed, ard In her construction neither
trouble expense has been spared " make her an
No. Mississippi Steamer, and enc IN 81 respects
most admirably adapted to the Va to Of the river
She will BE- found, IS regards capacity for business
~ w9. Is superior accommodations, inferior to no
boat q the trade, and as such, Capt Dalzeu takes
nuct lessure In presenting her 70 his friends and
scqukiatances, I'd the public generally.
Shippers may rely up nhayng their freight handled
with the gre st and and dispatch and passen
gers are assured, In travelling upon the Mary Cook,
Of being made always quite 1t home. @
For Freisht or Passage, apgy on bossd. Or ss Bur-
rows & pYettyman. Feh0du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

EXTRAORDINARY MURDER TRAL.-About
two weeks ago a. most extraordinary GRIN.
inal trial occurred IN Darlington g: c. Il
seems that a vigilance committee Of that
town had warned certain man to refrain
from selling rum, and he promised SO to do.
But he afterward received three barrels OF
whiskey into his shop, and the committee
waited on him to get an explanation, and
were driven Of by force they rallied
with their friends, and were fired upon by
a party of the liquor dealers friends. In
the fight which ensued. q brother Of the
shop Keeper and another man were killed
Fifty-four members Of the committee were
arraisned and tried for Che crime Of murder,
the jury consisting Of the most respectable
men Of the country and the counsel on both
sides being the most able in the State. The
jury gave verdict Of acquittal, the an
nouncement of which was received with
shouts Of appreciation by which the crowd
attended the court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

q Some one says dog barks with such
zeal when one enters their masters yard.
that zone would suppose they owned the
premises. and that their master was only :
border" Give them . good tanning and
you'll cure their bark, -. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15


FACTS IN HUMAN LIFE-The number C
languages spoken is 1868. The number of
men is about equal to the number of women
The average Of human life is 32 years One
quarter die before the age of one halt
betbss ths age of n: OfEOO0 persons, one
only reaches 100 years. Ofevery 100 only
s reach 66 years, and not more than one in
500 reaches the age Of SO years. :: There
are o1 earth ZOO, OOO, boo Of Inhabitants.
Ofthese s3.33s.S3a die every year; 9l,s24
die every day; 1880 every hour, and 90
every minute, or one for every second.
These losses are about balanced. by IN
equal number of births. The married are
longer lived than the single. and, above all,
those who observe sober and industrious
conduct Women have ,mars tchans~s Of:
life previous to the age of so years than
men bat fewer after. The number of mar.
riages is in proportion offs to 100.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
on Tas ,RIasF DAT OF NAE, 1854,

OF cur ocrps Of Lectsrsss have bat utsie % say
- It Is only necessary 70 announce shAs nsss vHc
Il VIII readily be ssen that they have beea cHc1sd
With tho srestess carr, and sss he yasy bsg thea
can Be- procured sa, H.. .~4,s,n.s, ,,.'. -.
Tfqn&csipf, Which Is only one Sgom amonS Scerss :
"nnCANTILR CoLLs0E. "--Ysuould cali slten-
tion Of our cttissDs ~ nAvA Z TIP1o1s Conne..
Ola Institution 10 this city. which IL In very cr}r
ishpg condition. The late revolution In the CONNER.
cal world should led ~ % pprsate thsutility and
and importance 81 s syitehafics knsilecae OF The
business relotieas Of the nerehaut and ne arence
Of accounts and it, application 70 trade The atter
Ing sueeees Of this iattutson sincs ~ opening ea
ths akfN of&2peeYbe! lag, M thSs4uReteuu1P
Der o. Sch6lars6lPG is6ue1 Is encotSrein{ q M
cipals, ana It n tAetr 6fsn to brsssns 70 Che youns
nen Of osntLM Illinois .ulee oe SoumeFcial slvd,
len, which v1 not be inferior many respect "a
institutions Of this character In this West We ~.
tily recoGnnu1 lM60 oGbeoao youmg &Ssene 49,
ciies Of imparsisg insssoe.ioo " vasisus dseese.
u,snts OF OonAeroe. - ~ 4t..t r,sll,. - -.
For further Information With refssnss. % fe,.a
Cosree OF 1nstsnstton, Ac.s send for ruiar. ~
Address: DAVIS, T1P10N - m oRD. a,
mebe-00 : Peoria, Jllnc1a.a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

Uwhy should > man h financie1 dr.
iculties hcldshis I'D morgyrect Il s evr
erY Because he l. very much straitened.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
The Dubuque Times on Cause and inject

Tho Dubuque Times on Cause and inject
The philosopher Of the Dubuque
Times has an insight into the causes
ofthings, truly astonishing to person
Of ordinary intellect.
In q long article upon the rowdyism,
now 20 prevalent among the firemen
and others, Of the National Capital, he
sayss.~e slss~ass !ss7at-s =.
eft is not difficult to trace this horrible
condition Of affairs, to its proper source.-
Two years ago Senator Sumner vas strnck
down in the Senate Chamber and beaten 10.
to inssnsibility by rufhian who came ia
the assault backed by fsllov-rowdiss."
The cause, he thinks has been "work-
ing" ever since the occasion Of the e..
sault on Mr.. Sumner-now more than
two years, -and haa just begun to pro-
duce its effect. 1900. ~ go -" .
Might not the ,controversy' which
arose some time siuce, between David
and Goliah, have some bearing upon
the natter. ss5,ss-E..ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

"Can an upright man be truly called
Downright honest fellowf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
namoeratic State Conventlon,

4 Osovension Of the Democratic party Of the state
g Iowa Will b heId st Iowa City, Thursisy. the
sosA Day d June, 1853. for the purpose Of terminating
easdlssss los The o0ces Of Secretary, Auditor and
ssssussr q State: also for the TRANSACTION OF such
slAss business - said convention may deem proper
0.sunle q svserssssssSca viii ~ desesafe for
- - hs,ared votes, and additional delegate
- - ev,sssn Svsr S4y va a. In Ach county
ssr ~ Democratic candidate for Governor in Octer
lsel Couns,ss casting less number Of votes will be
ses,slsd 10 - AslessiS saeh
10 county can be represented by proxy.
a. - 0cCLsAsS GEO. \. @. Dow,
D. O. FINCH. WM. v0oHT'
yamu OaAag CnAaLss ConEEAv,
w. DnlKNAP d. n. SOLOMON,
Z n frsr. geaae CenSrdi CbaamStlee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

Then they win be likely 70 last you
heirs." y z. {
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
Design.

the design Of be proprietors Of thsse Colleges
to offrr young men who Contemplate entArtpg the
sdquirins sound. practical bushnell education and
% qnalify themselves for the various importspt u-
ties of the Counting House. Their school d Peoria h
now estatiiShed urcn Arm bash, ana the patronage
II has received IN is comparative YOUTH Is unpaps.
leed In the history OF Mercantile Colleges aud hls
sumulated the proprtetors 10 renewed exeItiors
and fah % extend their neld Of la4S. The quee-
mstter y son settled--DAvEHPoRr hiss been se.
lected; IL b<ing the rst city 10 Iowa, u point OF
beauty, population, wealth and commerce !; ana tie
College Rooms WI b opsn IN thst pscs for thu re-
captioo OF ot0dehto p " - ~ 2 7H y -