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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
NOTICE TO NON-REslDEN / LAND
.-g ~ OWNERS. ~ ~"


GABRIEL BOW I'm, plaintiff, againSt VIM.
u ana Jesse Boring, deJsndants-beiore John
NJ Kns,ry Justice oI Peace Oi Columbia town.
ship, Melgs g Onn;y, o. On the 26Ih day of
-NOvember, 1853, So L Justice Of Peace issued
an order Of attachmentin the above action
for the sum OF forty nine dollars and twenty
seven cents, and probable costs Ten dollars.
5O-3tA ,r. i-.J GABRIEL BOW EN-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE


GALE OF real estate by order OF Court.-Ou
- the 18th day oil January, e59, at2 o'clock
in tn, afternoon, on the premises, will be sold
TO the highest bidder the following zeal es-
tate as the property ,cf Mark Holsey, deceased,
to wit: The northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter Of Sec No. II, in TOWN., and
Range l2, in the Ohio Compcny's purchase.
being iorty acres, and appraised at $26 10.
Terms Of Sale--one- third in hand. e-thrd
IN six months, the residue in one year, with
interest Secureu by mortgage on the premises.
Tsst flta. JAMES NJ. MILLER,
Administrator of Mark Halsey, decd.
Dec I4-4 w-&I. 25. it4.- lfit.i h or
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

Flour, &4.5Q@ $500 v brl
Wheat .eu(RS5c. y bush.
Oats, 5c@55c. y bush.
Potatoes, aO0pl. l.J0B bush. .
Apples, (greeH) ai.SteSS-
Butter. I5920c. per h.
Eggs, H42bea p doz-
Molassas, 40G 45c. y gal.
Sirnp, 81 y gal.
Sugar, IN. o. 6@9c. p b
SuRartWhitc) i214@ lSc.
Coffee, 100 I5r. y n.
Rlcs, 0t@7c. y b.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

ED- Notice. - Tire Stockholders Or III e
Sugar HUN Salt Company will meet at the
Companys Office in PoHe. Oy, iohi the 6rsf
Mondsy-in January next, foE- the purpose or
electing 6ve DIRECTORY 70 serve fer the ensu-
ing year, and traAsaet such other business q
INDY be bohght before them. 20. ~ 10
4s-3ts MA rs q. 6RANF, Secretary.
fAtbens Messenger please copyl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
NOTICE.
Ifth dnv of Norembcr. 1858.

IRA BARNES, Of the State OF Californis. will tax
j notice that Isasc Train, Of Msigs County. Ohio,
did, on the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
BrN advertisements.
BfS E SIAN DER NAILED

n FJA1N "A OAI3A y . ~AA1A1 W NA4 = :
G0ME malicious peTaon or persons. having
~ circul the inDderOus report that. ow-
ing to the ''haTd times" Santa Claus would
not about during the Holidays. .IhIs lis 10.
fnforpHbe ,public that he has. ARRIVED, end
has hta kea adanakt .1h 81 ~ " :. ss:lssi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

Where every vonety Of Fhncy' a fticles for
little and, big folks may be had heap fbrrkah.
All kinds ofcemmon, fancy and oFnamentag
Cakes on hand or made tosofaerF ri hiltin~
sons. have on hand The Greatest variety oE
German, French, China and American Toys
ever brought to tHis place. "A lso. n acomplete-
assortment Of common and fancy C andes. !.
tNuts,. &c., to ~ hich invite the attention Of
the public, J = -. mol. 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

pool of politics, although the papers still
keep up the windy warfare. The "Enqui-
rer' has venlured most decided dissent
from the President in his reeommenda-
tons of the tariff revision, and takes the
most ultry Southern Calhoun doctrine on
that subject. This is likely TO be rock
on which all parties will make shipwreck
soon The necessities of the Government
/ will require an increase of revenue. In
arranging the tariff with that view, a large
class of community. including all The Old
Line Wings, will insist on the protective
feature. In the reorganization of parties,
thousands of these have found their way
into the Democratic party and have become
Its local, leaders. On everything but
slavery they have carried their old Wing
notions with them. and these notions are
now causing an internal fermeht in that
party, +. -.,.s,i.-i .r
The same is trre of the Republicans,
4 Thousands in their ranks came from the
democratic party, and brought with them
their free trade theories. Harmonizihg on
the slavery question with the Wings, whc
compose the larger half Of the party, they
have acted together so far, but If this
issue is rgain made prominent. as itprob'
ably will be. . division must take place
and &c construction Of parties will be the
effect. Whether this RIll occur before the
Polynesian., 1858-02-27
WashingtOm's Birthday.

The 22d February, last Monday, noticed in Hon
Oulu by cOlOrs flying from every public and private es-
tabshment that had staff to hoist them on, and
from the shipping in the harbor Guns were fired for
every state in the North American confederacy at
and at 5 P. NJ, by a number of American citizens.
character like that of Washington, stands out so
clearly from the pages of history is so complete in it's
greatness respendent in the light of its moral
grandeur, to become the universal property of civ
ilzed mankind star that knows no setting His SER
vices belong to his native country, but his fame and
his glory the inheritance of the world like that of
Cincinnatus and Sobiesk and will survive when both
the empire that he founded and the empire that he de-
fed have gone to rest with those of Egypt Asyra and
Rome.
It's well to keep his day; is well that from time
time should look up to this and other brght par
cular stars'' to take new bearings and correct our
courses; it is well to acknowledge that such men
true prophets of the Most High
Polynesian., 1858-02-27

R We have been requested by Captain Moore
and the Officers of Ii. B. Ms steamer Viren to
express the, unfeigned qualification with which
they observed the universal respect exhibited by
the public of Honolulu on the occasion of the fun
eral OF their late lamented Commander, CAPTAIN G.
r. Mecham. They acknowledge and believe that
no manifestation of the kind could be more than
the obsequies of the. deceased gentleman were en-
titled to, but they cannot help feeling that as the
loss was one that particularly concerned them
who alone can appreciate that loss, they were in
some degree honored by the unusual sympathy
which marked the occasion. In paying such to-
kens of respect to their late Commander the pub
lie may be said to have honored the service to
which he belonged and Her Maiesty's Officers
would respectfully make known to all, from the
King and the high Officers of this and other Gov
ernments to the humblest subject of His Majesty
who assisted the occasion, the great satisfaction
they derived from the sympathy and respect SO
signally shown by the public Of Honolulu.
Polynesian., 1858-02-27
The SourherIY Storm.

al accounts the late souther ragged very severely
lAAaina, blowing down and unrcOfng houses,
Ping plantatans and doing considerable damage
f@!. On Friday week, terrible whirlwind pass
Sgh that town, which, beside doing great injury
|ras buildings, was SO severe, according to COR
Dent Of the Aduertiser, as to twist the skin COM
| CT of kanaka just the same as if ne had
|s%ded." Here at Honolulu, with the exception
SEASONAL squall, the gale was rather moderate
aiule rain.
Polynesian., 1858-02-27
Blu USIN ESS CARDS.
HONOLULU AGENCY
Hamburg. Bremen, Fire Insurance COMPANY.

The undersigned have een appointed Agents for the above
Company at this place, and prepared insure
risks against fire in and about Honolulu. Full particu-
lars may be obtained the Office of the undersigned.
MELCHERS & CO.
Honolulu, Oct. 7, 1857. 23-u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

= 1sss ] .. and part Of 4 in block II. and
~ 10 block III Green's Addition, sccor-
9tg to see IL Of cnap,e, II Of revised or
4aAnees
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

DESTRUCTION OF PeorERTy W. learn from
Mr. Porter, clerk of the Mary Cook. tina,
the riscr below il rising in an aiarrsif .
manner; that not only the bottoms, hut
farms which have heretofore been oor-ii
cred out OF reach Of danger by food, are be-
ing oyerfiowed, while those situated on the
bluffs are washed oGt in deep and frequent
cutters 80 az to be Of untold damage and
that even stock is much in danger He no
tieed sheep drowned by the sudden rise
being encompassed by water. and in many
cases other stock was in imminent danger OF
drowning. The farmers state that go rank
and heavy has the wheat grown that it has
broken down Of its own great bulk, AMI that
the coming crop is in many cases entirely
spoiled All kinds of grain and produce
crops are suffering Ia an alarming extent
The entire country below is in very criti-
cal condition
The Henry Clay was here yesterday with
g heavy cargo of freight We have scarce
ly seen a boat this season heavier laden
The river continues to rise rapidly at this
point 1t seems that the hopes of our river
men that the June rise could not be serious
ly felt this year, have been blasted. Flood
wood is coming down thick and fast, which
betokens high stage of water for n great
distance above.
The fine steamer Mary Cook, Capt Dal
zell, leaves for St Louis this evening. Go
aboard early and secure good room.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
HWhereas, it hath pleased A

~ " 0NiNa~s AZ AatA p'SoSSA "a
mighty God in the exercise of his Provi.
dence, to remove from our midst by death,
our highly esteemed, and much beloved
brother, Rev. g. D. Bowen. end has trans
planted him from the subordinate lodge on
Earth to the grand lo1ge in Heaven.
Therefore Resoiped, That We deeply regret
the loss We sustain in the premature death
Of the Rev. u. d. Bowen, and whi.e We
deeply deplore this afflicted 6ispensation of
Providence. yet We huInbly and Submissive
ly low 10 the will OF him who in wisdom
hath inIii& ed it.
kesoired I'd, That we deeply sympathize
with his bereved family in Their sffictiobs.
and as an evidence OF our esteem will render
any aid IN our power that the widow and or.
phans of our deceased brother may stand il
need Of
Resolved Sd. That q copy Of the aboy q
preamble and resolutions be furnished to the
family of the deceased. and that they be
pubiished in the papers Of this city. and
that . copy Of the same be for wardsd 70 the
Rrasd lpdes q reunsyls aniA, and alse 70 thl
Eodet = kkish Bra Hovsa kslongsd
xAk:a :; Alk::s;a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

BURCLARY.- Some rascals entered
the house OF Hallet Kilbourn ESQ, No ~
West Fourth street, yesterday afternoon,
and created quite rumpus among bureaus,
closets, side.toards, ETC., but got very little
booty for their trouble. They entered by a
cellar window which was left unfastened to
allow a circulation of air through the house
The family being away from home the
rogue- had fine opportunity to ransaek
the house thoroughly. The plate which
was kept in side-boa had all been exam
ined, but none is missing save few tea
spoons which were not marked, they prob.
ably considering it dangerous to take that
which had the name Of Mr.. Kilbourn upon it.
Til. is bold attempt at robbery, having
been made in the daylight, in a thickly hab-
tied neighborhood, and it is a warning to
our citizens to look W ell TO their doors and
windows Mr. Kilbourn offers reward Of
s25 for the detection Of the burglars
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
1F Please rcs4 The Advertisement

oi E. Hale, Aac,ioncer The sales which are
iew trensf ring a. his Auction rooms are Of
the Iaost remuneratiye eharacter-to the
purchase. 1--WE noticed q large attendance
of ladies', yesterday; ali anxious 10 procure
-ome Of those rich goods a: such extremely
low figures. IL hard tuies it is Ell 10
.eul.anliZe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
BrattOn House.

1NHE undersirtiesi would respectfully inform his
L friends Sid fh- ira cling pubiic, thar he has
oeened thi> Ia Ee hotel Ia he Clare. The house il
nearly new and furnished with all the conveniences
q mode totels TIE tAble viii u supplied Ith Tie
best the co1Dfry aHlrds.
Ill. eapefirnc d large seqpAintanc. with the
business III the west. j. tuffseent ruarsnlee tha,
bis house the place 70 stop At when the
city ~ II CLAIRE
~ Hacks leave the BYs'ton House every me ornins
(Sunda exospirD for Davenport.
chi-d3wAv1v n WEeTLAER Prop'p
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

lNHCMAN.-W understand that
man--beg pardon--a brute who has beer
endowed with human form, met his daugh-
ter upon the street Yesterday, and fell TO
beating her In most cruel and brutal man
neF While engaged in Ills at of baseness,
another person rushed 10 the -pot ard res
cuej her from the hands OF the vile wretch.
A Goa, Of tar and feathers wocld better be-
come such carcass sthsn the lbest suit
the most ingenious tailor could mauuiac-
fura
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
EEA general il, itation is ex,endc

20 our citizens, ard not only t. them, Int 10
IL, citizens of Rock Island. Moline and al
fhe. points 70 be present at the opening Of
the lie Claire House on Monday evening
neAt. We hope to sse gooily assembiage
On that occa sion n ali who attend VIII
Lave u good time Particulars Tomorrow
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

DELEGATE MEETlNG.-Let the dele
gate- the County Convention bear In mind
that there Is a delegate meeting at the Court
House today at 8 O'Clock 7. NJ, to transact
busluess a. per notice at head Of this column
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

E-Ihe injuries TO the track hay
ing been remediei the train Tor the west on
the Mississippi d Missouri K. R., will leave
This city tins morning AZ the usual hoar
Passengers and freight Ill 90 through with
out any detention
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

F.-The accident on tie Rock
Island Rail Road prevented Mi'ue I-idora
Clark assistants from coming to Daven-
port last evening Md'me Clark becs the
Indulgence Of tie public for tins anayoid-
able disappointment She viii postpone
;he Concert till Tuesday evening, nex,,Jaae
s;h. The audience viii please retain their
tickets aud checks as they will lie good for
that occasion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Park House.


IOWA ClTI,................. IOWA.
Wis Large and Commoiiops Hoiei has tes leased
by the pro.rletT, ib1roughly repaired sna reno-
vaed, n"Aty furnished tlrous hout in he best
her, with spFis9 BID. and II6HTIp WITH GAS.
No pains Vii! t- pared u nase the PAbK HOUSE
the a No = HOn.r - tie CITY II beirs rnuch the
largest md pleas ATTY situated tn central ioca,ior
IA the curne- Of sol AID Du u4u- .treet., near
the City ParS with comfortable accomu Cd xtous for
Two Hun tr.d Guests
TERHS-iD conformity y 20 the times
Good Nnt CspAc Stsh.ing II, ached 80 the house
FRuSDELI.. Proprietor
v2air Formerly Of tie fTssdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
EO1. Safe o.. re nj.

gIlnI BuILDING known - /" Wesiey Chapel, -
4 vi,h the furniture is offs cd fer eas, or If not
CD coon vii be let permanently, or og pubic lee
tvfsu, concerts &c.
Aises for sac or rent, the three story eto>e and
Dwvllins Louse asjairins ioge her with the furr
,ure nov il the dwelling house known as . part OF
yorrests Bio /, Perry street.
Applyto JOHN FokREsT,
Junsl-diw No. 4, ForTesi's eloek
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
~ w din tie rnlloMinu sol

E< We clip the gollowing some
wla' remarkable story from the Geneseo
H. l;eIublic We are afraid that the
suckers" have teen imposed upon
MoeNoSI,N ~ t;fStsso-John ". Nc
Gg.te, a gentleman who has spent some
twelve years amorg The Mormons. lately
completed Panorama il which aie exLib-
tied tie most remarkable places ana events
connected with Mormon history which de
viii exhibit IN Genesec, this, Wednesday
evening. June %. II Is said by those who
have seen the Panorama and heard the lee
Iire given in connection with the exhibition
of'it, that il pays richly all, d! every class
aad aye, VITO attesJ the exhibition. Then
IL. our citizens attend AID learn Mormon
history, OF one v ho knows it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

r. Smiths variety store continues
to lie place o. great attraction. His sum
mer goods are perfectly irresistable-so the
ladies say
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Dwelling for Sale or Exchange.

VNHB house On 6sh street, formeyiy occupied By
side sod cut, and IN every r6spea comfor,ane and
complete for 0sntieman's rsideoce, hsvtne . very
cmmsnding view o. tho yivfY Re-, viii BE- sold or
x.lsed for landoS tssns. AlSo GOD OaaYiAse.
Apply 70 HkRY OAANPfON.
june3d-o1sWlt oox AZ Rnss O0oa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Notice to Merchants.

4 Nd others having surplus stock OF any de-
IA scrip;isn OF 4trchanidise can realize the cas b
them ~ sending them, unlimited for my auction
sales iies settled the second dAy after the Auut-
Ton. Terms reasonable. 1LIA6 HALE
Auciion-er Commrnission nesshant No. IS East
Seco nd .trest.
lupe5 d.f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Notice 10 Tar PAYERS.

TNHs Board Of Equalization of the City Tar List
i vii meet 1T the Council Chamber on 1ue-dey
next, At o'cicek. Al persons Who with 70 oouSsr
win the Board 10 this matte, are reqaested TO be
present at thss time
Davenport, Iowa. June, 1855.
Per Order,
OF TIN BOARD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Special Notice.

TNHR grea, sale 3. Fancy Dry Goods will eontnue
j every afternoon at e'cock Pm for the L-nefs
Of tn. Lsd.es till ia e3tire stock is en.d, Also at
n'siocs IL tn evt ming lJr Genti.Tnsn. Great b.I
saius can e had Cali early ~ secute front seals
HALss Auction Rooms, No p East Seen ST. eet.
june5-dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

T Fine Photographs Of the Very
Reverend J A. II pelamourgues, foE sale at
! iaIa-' GALLERY street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
<A typographical error in the

article regarding Mr.. Casteel occurred in
our paper yesterday. which destroyed the
whole sense Of the paragraph. In the 4th
line from the bottom read, and finally he
did rot cause the defendent 70 be imprison
-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

r. The great length OF the Council
Proceedings, prevent u giving th. usual
amount Of local intelligence
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
For Sale.

4 s0aREL horse, six years Old, good IN single or
"A utl9 harness, Terms -asy
Apply At Hgn's Livery stable No - HARRISON
street 10 J. h A Van Wyck, no Nickois
block
M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

NOTICE To ADyeRr,xSas


Iarge cuts charged double .he same s,asu..ons sf
iype.
Displayed embellishments enc-hsif more In.
asusi rates
SeariJ Advertising contracts yin be ubdxrpsnuj %
sP;dy strictly 10 the immediate business ~ the adyrv
'-tr And all oeher .dvertNenents sent in by the -.
'efisef will be charged extra
advertisements not accompanied With instfactsrn.
~ be Inserted until forbid. aud charged Accorsinxiy
Hoiiees for religious and benevolent purros<s IN
-s'ied one tnae free OF cost, thereafter charsrA =
other advertisements
Auveftis.mrnts from abroad must be paid forsis.
0a,ioofy IN 0drdnee, unless from npgrosed Aseofs
O"hia u FOR yearly advertising ternihabIe a Ah~
OPTION "f advertisers, the, paying sn sxvssseueua os
- per cent. en- thr contract price
Advertisements inserted next 10 Ye.s,rv r,.,,..
- Pel ~ advance on above rates, and kryt on In
sis 20 per cent. advance on regular rates
Al Hsnsent sdS -rtii ensents must bs raid for IN
advance. " .
RICHARDSON WEST Iowa State Democrat
.ANDERs HRo. Daily Gssstte
Ii LiSt iiER n Co. Der Dsfnukrat
HARRINGTON WILKIE. Daay Evening N~~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Dissolution.

NNHR ccpsrtnership heretofore existing between
WV Cammon aud John s Harris i this
DAY dissolvs ~ m E,us Consent
The busins.s VII be esDtii Qei .. tA- old stand.
mo IS Brsly -tte-t) by John Harris who " Il be
harpy to visit u,on lie Customers OF the arm and
~ many one> nav favor i'm with their cal.s
Now having an ini ecdlIg III al times 10 ke good
ard rrcsh upply Il ituss. medicines ard cns Iuc
Al may rest assured that their prescriptions rlers
viii te promptly al3 properly hllei
Wv HcCAkMOS,
HARRIS
HRax- 0fSSA = 1.e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Blanks.

"Rhave printed and have for sale the following
w Banks, u which list We shsli Lc Constantly
sdding new fo,ns
warrantee Deeds, Q1ii Claim DEEDS, MortgA1ss
Trust Deis, Trustres De-'- Il artict,. Alta r.
nent Bonds Garni- Ls. tics. Petitions, Original
Notices Executions, Powers of attorney and ia g-
variety Of Justices RlADks. Drc14Nf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
The only Full Course Mercantile
College In Iowa.

IL IL the design - the proprietors Of these ges
to spar Do labor pense IN o. * ihs mot
adequate facilities for 1ass Gentlemen fn qua ~
themselves Tor vAroEs pou.it't .-,-i IN NE
1hr Caurss ~ Instruction Is as lhero1sh and o m.
pctc!v Vrae ei4cs. thst az any .4m4iAr ir,iutiou
IN he uinn. Cofh9risinc scientint AMI prsCtical
eIef cisrs Ia
BOON EEPlNG AND ACCOUNTS.
Adrptef to every De, arllu-t.t OF Trade. Commerce
Mannfscturas - cCilprf lending the lest rms IN
use an ,rg the most tiGlnert eslabi-Hlnsts eutsgd
ihditiAoal - b. pAftaersiap. n bustnrss Wheeler
prosper as " '4serse IN TIE pLT hsse aid sale q
n ercia1d.ze At Whosae aad 4eiall, in,fof ina sud
cap ~ NJ. cH th-lr account On tanlis.i j n ~
on loiii sIecu alton ciucIa. sucu sgtou IN st cks
hes keiste, DC. with Jpbhing Shlpp4n. M.ris
annfs fsetnr.ug. st I1teat Ra85-o.d Barking AJt
kr hsse al ho"s II Join, stock AMI ca Art, red :.
fss.f ffar4 .tf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

HER VS.-1'9NaDie Oli entering
foT fa. ksrc.af- Courss iucluaag ali ie,ssrt-
Deft u boc Ae-Iing ,llectares All Per q snshly,
time uUUu.t-l Observation-Disclosures. 81
"a tssons business -iii as ,..-....-........ 3
Fhs Unlimited course business w-4t4s s........ 10
A. further nferIn ,t.op viii be gwen with ,-es-
suite OF Applit Aitor 4; the CJ ce u! Stud lE fSr
Circular, wlieA wul b.. tu nshcd er4tui;ou.ly ty
rsiurn nall. Adcrest
pAVfS & TIPTON,
M .-dtt Pet IL or lnVer rort.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Auction sale Of Real Estate.

On Monday ,j,ns III at / O'Clock r. II
SHALL SELL a, public auc,.cr, on tie premises,
that bea.tiful psrtel o' lard south west Corner
u FouIt.spsh aie Parry strests fronting OF Perry
For further particulars eYply
@. AUGUSTUS HAIILAND,
Eesl Estat Agent
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