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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
SHERIFF0S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER and DECREE
ID of sale to me directed, issued out of the Hon
District Court for the Ninth Judicial District, or
judgment rendered therein, on the 18th day oi
December, A. d. 1857, in favor of P. W. Reas
and against E. C. Kelly, Z. J. Curtis and n. Gar
land for the sum of twenty-five hundred and 55
100 dollars (S25l7 $4,000 principal and inter
est, and seventeen and 55-100 dollars (Sl7 55)
costs of suit, amounting to the sum of two thou
sand five hundred aud thirty-five and l0-1O0 dol
lars (S2.535 10) and accruing costs, have lev
led upon and seized. and will expose at public
sale, at the Court House door, in the village OF
Weavervlle, Trinity County, on
Saturday, the 23a dny of January,
A. b.. 1858. at the hour of o'clock, p. M, all
the right title interest and claim of the said Il.
c. Kelly. f. J. Curtis and N. Garland, to the fol-
lowing described property, to wit
All that certain piece or parcel of land, stu-
ate in the County of Trinity and State Of Cali
fornia commencing at an oak tree in front Of the
saw mill known as Reas' saw MILL and running
thence down the Trinity river, parallel with said
river, to an oak tree blazed, about quarter of a
mile, and thence to the river about ten or fifteen
rods, and thence up the river to said saw-mill or
tree, the place of beginning, and thence up the
river one mile and a quarter to an oak tree in the
gulch, thence down the river about nine rods to
a stake, and from thence down the river to the
place of beginning the said saw mill and land
being the same premises taken up and located
by Moses T, W. Lathrop, and owned and occu-
pied by the said Reas the last two years, and ly-
ing and being on Trinity river, about five miles
above the mouth of Weaver Creek, together with
the race, in connection with the hume crossing
the river at the aforesaid MILL
John b. MAY, Sheriff,
49It By JNo. CLARK, Under-Sherif.
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4 q q y : : :

egBEwARE OF BASE IHlIa',Uaa "a "o',.rf.it ,- ar
Az there hclenS ntp the name of Wstars Balsam d 81
Villa villa cs sa2S % BE- ns Necessary GsnpsS Sr 1s a
esSs ol good sdlls all persons oE E19 %e he
ssSgP SG 6S!IFg sryns has ahs o e he
Signature Of i Hf1ry Psyk Was ney % = executed steel
and saaI0Ir ssd WRAPPER Therefore be cautious aS
none can D. pask, ii. W. ANDEkooNsi,,
Sanford o. farA Agent for Weaverville'
p.rt & White, Sole Agents. lSz' "a'n1sg'O" losg
.,raet Gan Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
WEAVER; Jan. Is; 1858

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF FORECLO-
IL sure and decree of sale, to me directed, is
sued out Of the Hon District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District in and for the County of Tripi-
ty State of California, on the 2Sth day Of Der
cember, A. d. 1857, in favor Of NJ. Leary and
against Goss H. shepard for the sum of one thour
sand (Sl000) dollars principal, and two hundred
and thirteen and 75-l00 (S2l3 75) dollars inter
est and thirty-fve aud 75-l00 ($35 75) dollars
costs Of court, with aceruing costs and interest
at the rate of three per cent per month, will
expose at public sale, to the highest and best
bidder. for cash, at the Court House door, III the
town OF Weavervile, between the hours of 10
O'Clock, a. m,, and p, m, on
Saturday, the 2sd January, A. ID. 1855,
all the right title, interest and claim of Goss h
Shepard in and to the following described pro.
pcrty to witt The saw mill known as Shepard
4 Co.'S mill, on Weaver Creek In said county OF
Trinity at the junction of East and West Wea-
yer creeks with the lumber yard, together with
all that certain piece dr parcel of land on which
the said mill is situated and which was original
y recorded in Recorders Office, In Trinity
county, by one Streete, containing one hundred
and sixty acres of land more or less.
JOHN Il. MAY, Sheriff.
BY G. J. Love, Deputy.
December 81 A. d. 1857.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
CHALLENGE SALOON.
Corner Main and Court SIS.
E. D. CAMPBELL,

=. u. CAMPBELL,
\ RIB RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
saSSSs ., Ito his friends and the public, that he
TSsJsE 5sS has opened the above cosy little sa-
~VaaS2ssH 80 loon. in the brick building, corner
of Main and Court Streets, next door to j. S. Nc
Cain & Co., where he will at all times be most
happy to receive and wait upon customers.
The Saloon will be conducted in an entire new
style, and provided with everything necessary
for the comfort Of guests. The best
WINES AND LIQUORS
in the market. and the finest quality of SEGARS
may be at all times found at the Bar.
N. B.-No inferior Liquors used for mixed"
drinks. E. ID. CAMPBELL.
Weaver, Jan. Q, 1853. 51td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherfy.
Consumption Cured
SAY FnANcIsco, Feb. 10th, 1856.

Il
MrssRs. PARK & WHITE-Gens ;-h Is WIN
oleosure. assure you that am able 10 aeu MY llly
ttnst;monv in favor of Wstars Basam OF Wllq
Cherry. For over year have been a,nle'ep aet
with q cough and pain in my side ana pfyas.' Trar
''h;eh orioiIated with cold had taken o1eI- n,,
nv Pectora Jayacs Expectorant oGa hsef Of G the
syd manv other popular patent medicines OF itS thp
day-also spent over one hun1reS F nv uo' henoGcjal
ny nbysicians. But all proyed OF no no
efieet Reading your almanac o. loSyi VIA Gber.
Suced to try your Wistar's Balsam o. "nu i 10.
~ / was. at the time commenced uslot t;nD r Of
borinp with every symptom OF consun,pih,of1n cp hofnc,
ihe lungs. found, that after using one oose a
II cave me relief, and as | considered ny LaH a
hard one. sent to your store and bought IA,' 4
3ozen botties; and suffice it to say, before n','
saLen Il ali, sods ,ceH | must say tna1 ~ ~
heared to reach the very place aiiec''u' III "''0
Iii other medicines failed oa booIth he.
am now in full enjoyment OF geoe heaa'I .'J,, "I
HAVING that had not made use OF you, ""g g
!sInnsh Balsam of Wild Cherry shoaiu no"
Save been mast recovery, if not dead ,;no
shall always take pleasure IN reconmnS.'if ida dif,
tn.a sna Who are afflicted with coughs, coids, gil-
Ecpt breathing pain in the SIDE & OF aS G ns with
asses your Wistar's Basam OF Ia Ia U1es'y & Park
tbe SIGNATURE you advertise, oan1oiI - o. is an
fEu;nc;nnaIti Ohio, as am informed tncte 10 "''
nitation mt ND with some other signature
Respectfully yours, WIN AIrCUT.
Y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
AGENCY NOTIO
INF ORMATION WANTE(

NF HENRY MORRISH, by his brothA
OThomas Morrish. When last heard from
was ia the vicinity Of Weaverville. ANY Inf
nation concerning his Whereabouts will be thar
fully received by his brother, at Bradiord's ii
Yard, on street. above 9Th, Sacramento.
Oct 20, 1851 40tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
N EW YORK HOTEL
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
l. entirely re-fitted, and supplied with new Fur.
nlture, Bedding, &c. 1t now contains number
OF single and double rooms, and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FAMILIES St PA RITES
The apartments are well lighted and ventilla.
ted, and in point of comfort are second to no Ho-
tel in Northern California. Male and female SER
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
ltors comfortable. In addition to the many 9TH
er advantages possessed by this Hotel, a good
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16

RED BLUFFs.-Mr. Oppenheim, merchant at
the Bluffs, was knocked down on Saturday NIGHT
last, and robbed of $500. The night being dark
ne was unable to recognize the perpetrator of the
deed.
The Beacon says that the telegraph wires were
up from that place to Shasta on Monday. and
that battery was already in working order at
that place. Nothing remains to prevent tele.
graphic communication but the setting up of a
battery at Shasta
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
Religious Ser

Religious Service
AT the Court House every Sabbath morninc
at l0t o'clock. N. REAsoNrR. Pastor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-16
TRINITY CHAPTER,
L O. O. F.
STELLA ENCAmPMENT, No. ~, 4. O.

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, 4. o.
o. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Saturday of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Magnolia" building, Main street, Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend
!. OFFICERS Shepard, C. p. Jereh. Bennett,
Fl. P; +. W. Blake, S. W. Fred Walter T. V.
v. Wilson. J. w. d. L. GORDON, Scribe.
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b A K E r Y

is also connected with it, where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread Cakes
Pies, &c. The propretors acknowledge their
thankfulness for the patronage heretofore receiv
ed, and respectfully solicit contipuance of the
same. MORRIS IL BRADY
Weaver. Dec. 5, 1851 45td
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FOR SALE.

THE BRICK AND FIR. FRAME REohss' Sg'Ip.SGGI BhSGISG Nc
Main Street, adjoining KnodeS liio% for soon
HoISE. at Bargain, if appl'edp 10, n FDER.
o.z 50td.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-07
STOCK.


UWD tAsepaGA bred DsTha0 Duh, DAvY
CnOCEDff, 10 now kept for he beneht d. these
vho v1sh % avail themselves u III Nrvkes, q =.
= csSso.s ssssseis 80 1919 sass. =. sr ~.
OF part bred, olo, for thorough bred cows 80.
DEscaIPTIox.-s'Devy Croekets' V . deep red,
WIS eslvsd - ths 9stA Of March, 1854, bred by
Jsoob Perez Of olssk oOenty. Ohio. He 10 oes. Of the
0nws ahsss honed Durham Bulls Of his age In the
otasea, Or IN npgiAnA- So his Psdigrese, 10. Ian,
Vol. 5, American herd ess&.
Il Alderman, - Cnt q Young virsinis, BY P0whst-
to re ": Lay 49, Lahe ~ Imported nseormsS
IxOoi Rose u sharon BY Belvtdsrs ll70sl Nd Rose
9Th ~ d Hobbeek tis2S. Ned soss ID By His
American Gov BY Yavori,e [9s2l By Prince tbsl,j
by Yobjsmbe 1884, ~ Hubbaok 1881 By james
Brosn's Ned sul, ls1J
For further particulars inquire at CADnen and
Yrspch's Mills, west Davenport.
Afser devoting . large portion Of my time for ~
pset SIX yenrs, sparing neither trouble or expense 70
obtain the best thorough-tred stock thst could b
In this country or in EUROPE am happy to state
that ! can justly recommend one Of the best young
thor ugh bred Stallioas in the world, one Of the best
Mammoth Jack, end Imported thorough-bred Dur
ham Bulls, and - good . Hereford Bull ~ England
ever produced, an Alderney Bull, and Suffolk Hogs.
The services OF eli these animsls are within the
reach Of every person Who wishes to improve their
stock. This u > very important branch Of ssrical-
tursl interests, and ought 10 BE- every where : prom
inent one although II hse heretorore been too much
aeg,eSte4 Oy the farms Of Iowa, who have Not paid
suficient attention 10 the production Of pure high .
bred animals. It's . we'll known fact, particularly
among the growers OF fine STOCK in England, that
to the best sire should be q pure thorough bred ami
NAL as the Offspring Ut . sire Of the opposite Character
invariably, shows the defects OF an impe feet pedigree.
Another fact equally established. although il may
appear strange 70 some, is that the offspring FIRE.
qurnily posses the distinctive traits of characters
which nrst impregnased the dam. These, and many
equally impor .aut facts, render II OF the first necss-
stty TO obtain thoroughbred animals, for the I'M
provenent. of STOCK Of all kind.
The subscriber has, and will keep constantly on
hand for sale Thoroughbred Stock.
apr9d&w3m J. II.
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Furniture.


vAyHEREAS on the 9th day Of June, A. d. 1857
w Frederick Luneer executed unto Austin Cor.
bin as Trustee. . certain deed OF trust, conveying Il
said Trustee the land In Scott county, Iowa, des eribet
as follows. to wit A part II the south west quarter
Of the northeast quarter 81 section um Ter fourteen
la In township number seventy-eigtt [76l north q
range number three t3I east, particularly described
as follows: Cosumencing in the center OF the Aliens
Grove road, where the same crosses the center jjut
Of eaid section, which runs east and west thence ruo-
ming west on and along taii center line OF said section
nine ehains and seventy-nine links thence in q
north-easterly direction inc chains and thirty and
one half links, to the enter Of said Aliens Grove
road, and thence along tho c'nter OF said Aliens
Grove road, n . touth-easterly direction, TO tn
place OF D ginning, being nine and 79-l0C
chains, and G Yntaining four acres. VIII. Oh aald con.
veyancs was made by the said Frederick Lungsr for
the purpose Of securing the payment Of three certain
pro,nissory notes aud the interest Their on signed By
said Lunger, and dated the 9Th day Of June, A .
1851, payable - follows. One for one thousand dol.
lars In fourteen days Que for two hundred and forty
one donars, and one for the sum ofseven hundred and
hfy- nine dollars. last two in thret years after date
with Interest at IN. rate Of ten per cent. payable an.
nuaIy, which said notes were 70 the order OF Eliza
beth Miller, and we're assigned BY her TO Stephen
Thompson.
And now the interest on said tvo last notes hav-
ing become due and payable and the said Frederick
Lunger having failed 10 pay the same, ] Aus.
tin CoFbin, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of the power
whichis in me ve-ted BY said deed Of Trust, I will on
2o'ciosk in the afternoon Of said Day, At the Court
House door In the city u Davenport, expose and cdsr
for ssle, st public auction, % the highest bidder for
cash the parcel OF land absve described, or 30 much
thereof ~ shall be ~sunhcient TO satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with The interest thereon TO the
day Of sac, together With all the costs and expenses
atte.soing said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees
Dated The ID day Of July. a D. 1858:
AUSTIN CORBlN,
Julysdtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-07
THE NEWS.

The troubles at the Dudley Observa-
tory IN Albauyhas assumed anew phase.
Nrr. Blandia Dudley, who made q
magnificent donation to the Observa-
tory two years ago, and in honor Of
whose husband the institution is man,
ed, publishes a sharp letter in defence
Of DR.. Gould, and requests the Trustees
who cannot agree with tn It gentleman
(Aessrs. Olcott, Wilder, &c.) to resign
their positions and give place to Others
The Trustees, he wever, express their
dissemination to adhere to their posi-
ton, and insist upon the removal Of
d.. Gould. The Scientific Council
having called upon the Trustees for 4
copy Of the charges against the Isetor,
tina Trustees refused 10 recognize the
authority Of the Council to make a, J
such dems.d d. Several proposition
were made BY the Council for an ad
justment OF the pending misunderstand
iugs, Ill Of which we're peremptorlly
rejected By the TrusteeA in conse'
lssass x WIKI y thought probab.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-07
Mount Ida Female College.
DAvENPORr. IOWA.

1NHk Summer Session OF this Institution common
= ces on Monday, Nay 3D., 1858. The location %
this Institution for general healthfulI esq. purity az
moral atmosphere, subiimity and beauty Of scene,v
Is not eacelled, 1t Is thought, BY that Of any sfmilsr
Institution in this nation. The building L. . subr, an
tiae brick edihce, situated on . beautiful eminepoe
Overlooking the s'Fsther u " aters and Twin Cir.
lee OF the West" and Ii now beins fitted IN ip ,be
most approved style Of eastern Co leges. The session
Rooms have been nicely pab%rot, and supplied with
the best styles Of Boston furniture disgonaliy Ar.
ranged, and the three comnodious 1 3 ,lors have been
neatly papered, painted. csTpeted md fur niske ed Win
new and elegant pianos, &c, for the scce mmoda,lon
OF the musical and ornamental department. Two ad.
ditionai Professors will be added 10 the Yaculty-a
lady and gentlemsn. late Of Troy Female Oalsgs, n
7. The boarding department win ccommodaf- a
present, between seventy five and one hundred ysuns
ladies', and will be under the supervision of the Pes
ident and his Lady; and parents may b. assured
that no pains will be spared, not only 20 promote The
Scholarship and standing, but the heath aud COM
fort Of their daughters. This Institution teirg nov
placed under auspices Of the Mount Ida College
Association, !" and Incorporated with the highest COL
lesiate p,wers, full and formal Diplomas, eonserring
appropriate Literary Degrees, viii be awaydsd to
those young ladies who complete tho prescribed
course Of study. Expenses viii be reduced TO uert
the times. Students will be received at any time du-
ring the nrSt half Of the session
msyi-tf NV n Y TOOKB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-07

~. pral1s q cAs. op.ses - suys
Dreadfnl DisassazDqS1ang - the 49,
nee 0alsna-alsS a SAsIssS a1d savs1.
From . passenger on the steamer War
Eagle, which arrived here this altsrpoon,ws
deriAed the particulars contained in the
following Extra:
RED VINO, July l, a. \.
As the steamer Calsns Vas landing ct
the Red Wing this morning ct l s'clock. .
fire broke out about her smoke stacks.
which soon spread AID raalted in hes IN
tire los.
No one but IN eye witness can describe
the confusion or realize the scene. Az soon
asthe flames broke out the alarm was given
and men women and children came rushing
down the stairway leading TO the deck.
On recount of the rush the men were
unable TO launch but one plank, which
greatly added to the confusion.
The fire originating forward her wheel
house, and the wind blowing quite fresh
down stream, in . few moments the entire
bost was one living f1ame.
The loss of the team is complete, no
insurance. Little or no baggage is saved,
mail is lost, passengers are quite destitute
No effort will be spared TO relieve their
necessities ana hasten them to their dcsti-
nation. The universal opinion expressed
by all the passengers is that Capt. Laugh
ton and his officers done all that could be
done, aud no blame can be attached to
them, but particular credit is due 10 the
pilot for the noble manner in which he
maintained his post until driven away by
the flames.
The books of the boat not being saved,
we have made out a list Of saved and lost,
as best we could. Enclosed please find the
same.
In haste, MEsERoLE 4 McLARKS.
Agents of Packet Co., Red Wing.
P. S.-The boat il burned 10 the waters
edge; no freight is saved. Fears are enter
tanned that other may have been lost the
confusion was SO great.
LIST OF THE LOST.
John Tysen, a German boy, Mrs. Polly
Porter, Miss Nancy Porter, Charles Porter,
boy, Lydia Porter.
The above family were from Michigan and
bound for MakatO. OF the Minnesota river.
PASSENGERS SAVED.
Ladies' Ha-Mrs Orpheus Everst and
child, Mrs G W Richards, Miss Mary Thomas
Miss Isabella Briggs, Mrs Thomas Draining
Miss Mary Porter Miss X Robert Mrs J IL
Davis. Mrs I hurry, Mrs L A Burson,
Mrs Livingston, Miss Lavinia Berry, Mrs NJ
Bence, Mrs CS House, s.(Ovid, New York;
Miss Lofty J Barclay, Mrs Gideon Brown
ing, Catharine Seabourn.'
Gentemen's tist.-Dr. Everts, G w Rich
ards Indiana; Adam II Todd New York
Mr. Riggs, B p Law, G s Evans, d X Clan
denim, VIM Bradley, Mr. House, Ovid, New
York; F. Brown, Brooklyn, New York }
G Stafford, Capt Laughton and four children
Albert Seaborn, G Wheeler, John Baptiste
Pleasure, Michael Reyley, Gideon Brown
ing, Alexander McBeth, J W Crawsby, } b
Proctor, Mildred Buckell, Rev. NJ Preston.
officers and CreW saced-G G Blish first
clerk. and second clerk Stephen Hanks,
Pilot; is Hunt. L Pyatt. VIM Hamilton.
Isaac Fairfax, Capt G p Sloan, Capt CT
Hinde, J W Crosby, Thomas Cardy, Mate !;
Vim Dean. Wm Griffith, E Perry, Steward
and sister. All the crew were saved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-07
800 Crates Of CrOckery
UTrhOlesNle and RefuSL.

HAVE in store and for sale the largest stock Of
= Goods IN this line, In the State. My stock con-
sistsof all the varieties OF UfnH. CLAN snd EavG0-
eM Ware, yellow Rock iDghsm ware, fIvey Plated
AID Britannia ware. Bohemian. Belgium and Ans r
iean Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chspdelie,s.
Gifandoles, Lamp wicks, Chimneys and GIoi "a.
Looking Glasses and l. oking 6lass plates, and ali
other articles usually kept in this line.
CHeckcsy-Coneist Of upwsrds Of 600 crates and
casks Imported direct fron the poiterksin Liverpool
which enables M 70 sell my goods 20 per cent ,cns
than any other dealer IN the market.
Frerch poHce1slD.-J hsve Just received 4 veyv
large stock OF white and gold band China direcs ron.
Limog's France Ny aIrsngentnt with the mann-
~fsctuSers are such thst ] receive none bat the h. =
grade Of goods ofthe latest AMI most o. proved q, h
Gold band and decorated tes ssts ass worth f,or,
eight To ~ nty-fve dollars, dinner sets and o,h.r
e,teIes II oil prices.
silver Plated Wave.-I have lost received .
very large stort Of Plated goods Of Rogers. rmi,h =
Uo. mase. All socds are warranted 70 be pIsted y.
the best quality o. white metal which ean vasS s.m-
Guilty D. disti0guishe1 from silver.
B.ooktn9 01oases.-T have I LARGE, ou.c,;,v
snan has ever before been offered Tor sale n 1hss
pace. Knives, forks and waiter ,of eyerv ousI,ev
and size. In fact everything app.stainiDg - M
.ne OF business can - had b. calling ct No, 1C IL
nay0dkwts vnp,
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DISTRICT

1hs Deuocrscy OF the SsyssTH JUDICIAL D'''An''
Of iowa are uosined that there will be . Conven''''
n "a yuspoar on Wednesday, the IAN aay @'wy
"a, the purpose Of nominating oandlnst@s for the OIL
ec,. q, n.,r,c, Judx-. District Attorney. and Mem
bey Of the Dosrd Of Education.
m. ratio Of representation will be one delegate for
osch one hundred votes. and one sad''onsa So'' '''
...h Fraction over nry votes cast in each county for
NE Democratic candidate for Governor In oeto"'r
last.
HOWARD II. THAYER,
Ohm. Cen. Com. Muscatine County,
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Ohm q n. Com. Scott ounty,
THOMAS v. BUTfER1InLD,
Ohm. Den. Com. Clinton County,
Ohm. Geo. Com. jacobson County.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-07
DUNOCRATIC TICKET.
FOE CONGRESS,
WILLIAM T.. LEFF1NGWELL.

For Secretary OF State,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Of Benton.
For Auditor,
THEODORE S. PARVIN, Of Muscatine
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL II. LOkAH, OF Cas-.
For Attorney General,
JAMES M. ELLWOOD, Of Polk.
Com. Of Des Mo'nes Improvement Co.,
CHARLES BALDWIN, Of Van Buren,.
Register Of Land Office.
JAMES NJ. REID, Of Lee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-07
MMStcWl.

I1ROF. I. WOLLNHR, Of Germany. who has for
i the last two and q half years had charge or the
department OF Instrumental music In the Troy Con-
ference Academy, West Poultney, w., has made this
city his permanent homo, and onev' his professional
services TO the citizens of Davenport and vicinity, up
on the following terms:
Rates Of instruction per session Of ten weeks, ct 2
lessons per week-Pisno or Melodeon, $40; Violin,
in classes. -, Musical Composition and Thorough
Bass, go In addil ION 70 the above, instruction ID
offered to . q 80 ia German 1t IS per term OF 10
weeks, 2 lessons . week.
distraction will be given Ut + Wollner's Music
Rooms. No. I, FORESTS Bio = sscornes Of Sd and Per-
r. streets
should any desiring Instruction on the Piano cY
4elodeon u their own hemes, they can be accommo-
dated u IN extra charge Of - per term.
YRkDRICK WOLIlHn1.
Pianos tuned BY The year or otherwiss.
Io0Qd1unn