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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

49,. ,seb day Of November, 4 D,
liza ss,ong Burneil aud Jeanette 7, y. say
" .~ses Joscph lsmbritc and StInton U0iilett
cen. =. INTO Austin Oosbln - Trustee, certain
ned of Trust Conveying 70 said Truste the i.nos ~
Nrott county, Iowa descripcd ~ IoIlowss 70 WI
visst parcel Of land In The CITY Of Dsvenpc' mus
~ $50, feet east from the south corner OF iot
number ave (6j In block number seventy six 16) 10
L. Clsirss sixth (6shj addition TO the Cy o. DAvsn-
rort running III cuce east one hundred and twenty
sissl i2B feet thence north one hsndrsd and nifty
0SOi lrs thepce west hundred snd twenty eight
cl2Sl feet thence south on HSrnun street ons nun
Arcd and nifty ESQ., feet. 70 pisce 81 ossinn,ns' W
gether with the Brick Building, Kngine, Boiler, Ne
chtnery and appurtenaaces ths reto beonslnk' Sec-
end tHs following described parcel Of Lana, 70 WI
Oommenc,ng nj southeast corner OF lsnd osneo ny
Julius A. Reed land which said Lambrite conveyed "
him ~ decd Of January 1881 four and on
half acres 81 stake and atone IN the middle Of the
.oad thence north the east line OF saio aId OF eed
0fty-three and one third (3sh) rohss 70 tns 0oItn-
east corner Of sad Re,d's lana, 70 stake ana stone
thence east twenty al T0s u stAse and stone
In tbs ihs ,pring thence south atty
and one third (53) rods, 70 stake and stone In the
center Of the rosd aud th' nee " ST 70 place Of segn
ming containing eight acres OF lAud excepting aid
reserviny therefrom strip on from the east side OF
the above eight parcel thirty (O) fecs VIDE ~
Aftythree and one third (os rods ~ length 20 %
used - public high way, which said conveyance was
made BY the said strong Burne and Jeanette =
d. Burnsli his wife, Jos-ph Lsnbrite and Simeon 3
0ilets for the purpose Of securing the payment Of
seven certain prUmissoIy notcs III" ~" ~
thereon sRned by said Strong Burnell. simeon ii-
leu aud Joseph Iambrite. dated the 10th Day OF No
vsmbsr, A D 1855 all payable " The order Of Louis
O. Dessaint, and payable ~ follows One for the sum
OF one thous and dollars payable In thirty days, one
for twelve hundred and Atty dollars In SIX months
with interest Al ten per cent? one Tor four thousand
three hundred and sixty dollars, pryable In SIX
onths one for one thousand dollsrs payable In one
year one for the sum Of twelve hundred And hny
dollars payable In year. one for shs sum of Two
thousand dollars payable In two years; one TOR the
sum OF two thousand dollars, payable In three years
And nov six Of said notes having become due and
payable, and the SAID Strong i'urnell. Simeon d
0i,ett and Joseph LAmbrite having failed T. irn
=
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

We have H,aive4 1 esqv a : sssa.
Iar iasuei u talAgsss 4 Pond Creek,
on u Chicago b Rock Island Rail.
road, BY tho Cashier Of the Company,
which We give below. weundentand
that the snme has been Issued to every
station. on the road. What do our
re- Isn think about Il nowi The
J. -nisg i approaching head, and it il
not difficult TO 80 what that will b
J snlsas sRloseses" = msds COED With
our limits-thirty days:
I y CuscAeo, Dee slst. 1851.
M AsEuT-Poad Creek.
- sss-Ths banks aeosd ~.
a.. IN had reputA asd will not b fsos's~
At this Office sfter this date r.,.
0 signsd, FLASK y. SaEssAs' Cesn'sf.
, BAsx o. Etea1xGh NEssAszA.
~-
wild OaeAs
The following 10 . sensible circular,
issued BY the leading Chicago mer-
chants TO their customer. Every man
|. Of Judgment and sound sense cannot
fail TO see that it tells the truth:
CncAoo, Dee. 3oth, 1857.
4 We, the undsrsigned. respectfully rsqusst
you TO discountspancs The eireulatioa q I'll
wild Cat" o. Unsecured sssrsasy. hs whom.
'1 ". red ss e..d Il k.ssh.... 1nr....,.
10 hold their goods and prod end not
exchange then for kvhst Parposts 70 b
Money, but in reality u II ~ moro value
than the paper on which Il 10 printed
We dspreests the lqbg u this Currsn-
y cy upon the eommunity Which must nDsult
q in great sacrifice and loss.
Z. The emergency Of the times. demands from
!, each and al active and decided measures 10
:. maintains sound Currency.
.os. Doggett, Bassstt 4 Hills, J. B. Doggstt
y ~ Co., r. Frank nthsl 4 Co., II. d. Gilman
est.. Co.. Gould 4 Brother, w. II Little 1 Co.,
'n y til. Pollard b Co., Monks 4 johnson,
= .nd 4 land, Sattler 4 Co., Downer / Co.,
..e mala1.s.s -. John H. Weber 1 Co.,
;is.ies Of "a Rawson. Bartlett 4 Co.,
n e. os .s.ss ) / Casu q. Hall ! Co..
nj. aroiher's. OBJ 1Uk 1 Honors, ).
d. Dr. h Huh ~ Co.. James Kelley. A. Jaeger
e. that u his 81 .sssrns, Briggs 1 Forsyth Baker
ec.ed 80 its VI Clifford. T. B. Carter 1 Co.. Eat
.dd. has ssys2k 4 Co., Sawyer, Plaigs 1 Co. O.
= sI from painful Co.. Huntington, Wadsworth /
DR. HubbeI's Trsmss G. Ludlow. Briggs. White d
e 2, - Is va =. White 4 Bros, LAmman, Burt 4
All diseases Joliet 4 Laurain, j. H. Dunhan 4
u Those lv Read, Hiram Reynolds, Jewett,
stage stamps johnson, John r. Mile 4 Co., Low
Dr. DIN HubbeIi f Page. McKindley. Church 4 Co..
ian, in the t'enediet 4 G.. George. Dudley 4 Tsuf'
t In.,,, Haven, Turrill 4 Co.. Williams 4
I mAm lpson, Davis, Moody 4 Co., Bowen
,.sever, s,ars, II. W. Hunt d Co.. G. N. Hsndsr-
son d Co.. futile. Hubbard 4 Co.. Wsds.
worth h Wells. Savage, Keith 4 c., Flax
d Ripley, Levi W. Greasy, Murray. Hsignt
d Co., Crawford. Sharp 4 CO., Whitaker
Brothers. Gray. Phelps 4 CO.. Clarke 4 Da-
ter, Bockee. lnnis d co.. A. G, Burlsy 4 CO.
J. A Smith 4 CO., Keen / Lee, Downs 1 Van
Wyck. VIM Blair 4 CO.. Thompson, Wet.
more 4 co. G. T. Atkinson. Robt. Bamber.
Edwin Hunt. d. Eaton 4 co., G. F. 4 E.
! Lilly. Hooker 4 Jones. J. Il Botsford 4 Co.
$. 9. GrinmiuQo., Burnhsm d Smith. A.
g. CART Iedict, Mallory 4 Farnsm
Chaffee e Hale, Stanton, Woolley 4 Fulton
Peake, Marsh 4 co., Harmon, Aiken 4 Gale
Joseph Fisk, Thomas Lord. -
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Coach Factory.
4. / G. Weber.

Pr0Ps-jst0rs.
Corner Of 1hird and Harrissoa Streets,
D0Ussep0s't,j losc9
A f1Ats esla1liGAmnt Wul b found constantly On
xAhend, or made 70 order, ths latest end most CD
proved styles Of
OoAoheO, 0AEr1AGo0
ReckawayA Buggies a.,
whic. IN paint q Anish 80 duraAuty ass NJ 70 y
surpassed u any DAseo1.
n psossistefs belng psaetial Werknsn, ~ On.
~, VIII reader f1l soe1s1lctipo - IN ~ inv -
~ ~ W1AA thaoS paArp0aes.
slyy Uv1hvb DVeWsv.0sfeh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

TN Ae1heu oethe SCOTT COUNTY Aol10rn-
L fUaAL c0O1uEI v0l meet q The Ceart Horss
- ootardN, January Z, d I o'clook. p II. To- AZ.
puoss - dscsng s0sss Cor u eaosine 80 ~ ~
- cAoooo representative 81 Asaend ~ III
oeetog = oeees Aerlc1ltWal hard. g d. n
neaaess We caall - bic ia1sencs 70 escvrs -
sat loo0osrtol ead AgSiculfursl 1hlheticn q ~
poeee. HUGH y 1HOmTaOS.
Oec39JkWlw 1reat ocuet O., An ~,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
soMMARY.


The artificial propagation Of 6sh hes bssa
aunrpSsssd h Onas1s VIA susssa
Nieaolas Longworth, Reg. Of Cissinnasi.
and his wife. celebrated their golden we'd
ding on Tuesday night. The event Wa
made the occasion Of . grand ovation
A bill il before the Legislature Of Ky.
against runaway matchsa All the penal
provisions are lsvslsd ct the male partner
in IN elopement.
The Bloomington (McLean county, kss
senger declares that there il an organized
gang Of horse thieves in that neighborhood,
with rami6cstions extending throughout
upper Missouri and Iowa.
The highest speed ever made on the
ocean was by the clipper ship Flying Sesd.
on the voyage to Californis-4eO miles in
- hours-ls l-s miles per hour.
The London Times ays $4,000 have
been expended in the effort to launch the
Leviathsn Stsamship. and nobody knows
how much more IL will cost.
He says by 1t bad news was immediately
communicated to al parts Of the Union,
thereby causing panic and distrust
The fearful railroad accident ct Desjar.
dins Canal will be in the memory of our
rssdera The masonry for the piers Of the
new bridge Is now nearly finished. and the
bridge itself win be framed during the win.
ter and PIT up in the spring.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

inmsdistsly. The iatsssse credit and proc
psrity Of he sitissas generally q the city
and ssunty vsald b psonptsd b. sssh -
arraagemsst. an fully @Davinesdalse shss
the adoption Of this course would IN .ns
end, bs not only crsditsbls sd reasonable
TO Cook. / Sargent and BssrovsS ffssty-
nan, bst woeld largely Dronsss their -
cuniary Interests. II thsy live . few ysars
81 d thsir dsty - besissas men. K.
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80
from Davenport to Chicago. And on
every dollar of Florence there is loss
of Oh cts, it being worth just 27h cts
less thar . dollar Of Illinois and Wis
cousin. Therefore, in order to convert
Florence into Illinois and Wisconsin
money, by the purchase Of wheat, it
costs 27a per cent-this being the cur
rcncy paid at Chicago for the grain
when it arrives there. Gold is worth
at Chicago A per cent. To convert
Florence into gold, in legitimate way,
therefore, costs 32 cents, leaving Flor
cnce worth but So cents on the dollar.
Now there is no better or surer test
of the value of Florence, than this,
Merchants may enthusiastically pro-
cure small amounts Of exchange from
Cook & Sargent as matter Of grace,
at per cent land this is rare accom-
modation) and may be able to pick up
a little gold on the streets, at from Is
to 20 per cent shave, but when they
undertake to convert their Florence in
a legitimate way, they cannot realize
more than 60 cents on the dollar. This
is a fact, and cannot be denied.
Now we ask our readers whether
we have been telling the truth, or
whether the writer in the Gazette is
correct, when he says that 1.-The Eastern
merchant can get Florence for his
debts, and if he choose, Immediately
convert it into flour, at a price that
will justify him in shipping it to Chi
cago." Go to any grain, or other mer-
chant in this city, with any quantity
of Illinois and Wisconsin currency,
and they will make q large difference
in price, as between Florence and that.
\ There is nothing to be gained, in
Slird,ng our eyes to facts. Free dis
cussion will not injure the cause of
truth and right. Cook + Sargent
have heretofore welded a strong intlu-
ence in this section of the State, and
particularly in this city-there may be
many-we know there are some peo
pie, who have been and are 90 impress-
sed with this, that they dare not speak
what they think. For all such VIC are
willing to talk, and We do not calculate
that this city rand county shall suffer
longer from these worthless shinplxs-
tiers, without finding . voice to do bat
tie for the right.
The truth is, that the presence Of
Florence and the whole brood Of shin
plasters, is gradually draining the
country Of every gold and silver coin,
and every dollar Of good currency is
pounccd upon IS soon as it crosses the
Mississippi River, and hurried away,
and we are left. with roll of worthless
shinplasters in onr pockets, which are
not redeemable in any kind of money,
and with which you can buy nothing
ten miles east Of this city.
1t is lamentable, it is more; it is
scandalous, it is . disgrace. This COM
nunity owe Fit to themselves and their
creditors, that stop be put to it, and
that too, without any further delay.
If the proprietors Of Florence cannot
redeem, let them cay 20, and con.
suit with their creditors Is to what
il to b doue fog their uelisf. If they
can and wiH not, and desire that Flor.
ence should depreciate 80 that it can
he boaght NJ = - esntsea thsdolIar,
lei them say that, and then We shall
kaov exactly what ceu.e to take. j,
A t1Asaxx f<a>ss-h H. 0>>,.o. A.~-s.A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
BOOK TRADE

BOQk rkADE
Nv. GY Dsef sIpaE !
We VS. DEPOT.
ssoonD n. orrosIfs II cLAIRs Houss,
BOOKS! BOOKSl
Stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS, FORT MONEYS.
Oesognee, Persumsries,
adsi f.r.e.., r,esur..
IAthcsraps, Maps d eli kinds,
A ND efest vassesy n other things, such q y
"A Oaly kept In Bod Stores.
M A q "A ZlN II -!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
OF al the most popular kinds Tho following ~
received and for sale.
Ma G AIN ES:
Cooley, Grahsm,
Dmerson's 4 Putnsm's New Monthly.
vettrsO0, knickesbockeS, Hous~hoh WORDS,
Eastwood Frank ksise's New Family Magazine,
Rslous Dollar, Mrs. stephens. Journsl Harprr's
Monthly part, Irtlie's w. Aossb,y Part.
wxverly Monthly, Novelette, nonthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
working Farmer.
Hunts Merchant's Mag, Water Care Journal.
Dlnsmore's X. Guides. London Quarterly Review
ADD's.So. = y gs,de haass,x d.
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK EEKLlES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
Day Book Sunday Dispatch,
T. Ledger, n Y Mercury. Clipper.
s nys S's Gent. 1sS:
Harpers WY. III. .Lsse's, Iii. Spirit Of thu Times
Postsr's Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish News, Spiritual Telegraph.
Irish American. Police Gazette,
NY. Leader, Living Age,
Courier and Bnqnirer.
Journal Of FinaMe and.Tfompsons Reporter.
BOSTON. w EEKLIES:
Tr0c Flag.
American Union,
Waverly Mas, PATlor Casket,
Yag Of our Uni0n Yankee Privateev,
Rllol, Ballou's Pictorial and American Traveller
PAu. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday HvsntnG Post
WeGhihgton National Rrs Baltimore Amesic
Pitssburg Gazette, st. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, end
ConmsecaAls
Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS:
London Punch,
London Weekly Times,
London Illustrated NeVv,
Subscriptions received for tho shove on the most
liberal terms By tho Month. Quarter, or Year.
Ssbscribs Asvs and ssss yovv P0sss0s.
o. n. STARR.
octld0 Agent.
Stationery.
HVA1 finest stock Of Stationery ever Oered In Inn
i market, u now arriving 1t
IN wARRKNs,
(may6dtf Rock Island
RLANK BOOKS Of every descrip.,on can nov -
ID had at WARRKN'S
(may6dtO 1ock Island
OVO =. n. WARADN
(may6dtfl nnck island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

After the sensible articD
zstte' of the sosA ulA. . o,se.u ,s the the
currency Of our city, ala ). W. ~
regret to see the 1921 ,ss s;ss s.s ..' :,
az 80 81; sse % ssovs d.serss taken
mach thereof ~ shall he susYcient 10 satisfy ana
the amount said note with the interest snrreo. H..
the day VI sale together with the eIpen.es ale o
said sale cost Of this Notice end Trustee - char
the competion Of such sale, deed VII o. ss S
cordancs with the stipulation OF sad as" '" not
Dssoa NV S"s" "s' ~ AUSTIN CORBIk. q
, Tsasss :.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

a DAstHA Csu&~-A nr. Sesmon furniah'
~ ~ stsasls " As~fs Ae1ss;ss. which be
Aatfasstss ~ elp~ssse - kasi ssolsu . ~
~sNe~es sssevse4f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

HD subscriber. While Engaged h dieging Wi
discovered beautiful article q ssos. very al1nss
- ~ eseesaasd AtAsas Aasb,e, uesd h Ooek ~.
laavs Baking 0eups. Il y cepohas ct rseeivies :
~ y eesa - elasfy, Wa ks wiil s sSsSas3 =
farnioA u h any auantity desired, ~ = 49, =
vAao f1slAss pastts1lass wm - gtvn.
800DY oDA0nM
Heoeeas vaDWs oasts onty, lsU1, = ~ Il
Or :..s1 1s'A'
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ROck lslamd TreSpasscrs
To All whom it may concern. ~
ZAKE .AOTICE.

UVHu uadersisned Asving heen appointed b he
i War Department - Assent ofshe Quarter Mas.
~ Dapasan6oA - R0ck lAlsad," With fail iost nc.
tioos 70 sdo1t IN necessary Dsssurss for The pro-
eceiea ~ ~ Dso1sr>e sreo depssdstioas and ntru.
siuae.~ us0, tAGssfosa IN T6Dns whomsoeves, net
havtes legal right are hereby warned and notified
tocquis ths pSemiNs, and abstain from any ~ Their
4 IL Depsts-U .. MassA0i for Lllnoss will t,te
charge Of I'll VOID cut the ground and forbid shy
poGaon 1e00vtng The came untn the proper damages
All pessons ere hereby forbid ing wood or tim
Der q soy hind and notified ~ abstain iron aasv
tseTa0 AwAo0osvGA asslsunl stGVs IN b taken
againse such Aepgsdstogs. ~
b. Y. SLAIN AKEA,
Dse1f0h 80 o. q. Aomt War Dspe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

Grand Dedication B0U !!
WORD1N HOUSE Dedication BAH Win b sivsu
" on Wednesday, January 9Th. less, ct Gfius'
Han, on Perry street.
Supper served as the Worden House.
MUSlC--WHITEss BAND.
Bun, Including Supper, - 50.
Carriages viii b In attendance st 6k O'Clock.
4. H. COLE.
dec81dusa6 Prop'r q Vorden 1ouse
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Notice

Notice
MOTI0o 10 hereby given that on the 1Ath day Of
~ October, 4. D. 1851, Was appointed BY the
County Ooart efScott County, state Of Iowa, sdmn.
istratrx Of the estate OF Thomas Doyle late OF said
county, deceased And that eli demands agsiust said
eoeste must be presented and proven - By av direct
Cd. And oil indebted 70 the estate are expected to
pay Immediately.
Davenport, Dec 18th, 1857.
v8el NARY DOYLE.
Bill Posting.
H 4. GLOW will attend 70 Posting Bills and
LIZ Distributing CirculaEs, In the most prompt
aud satisfactory manner. Leave orders Of the Dem.
ocrat, Gsseetes News, or Luse, Lane Z Co.'S
Decl6dN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Will slve the Ticket holdevs without reserve, Ito In
sure large attendance 81 the following Musical To-
stsumsnes, &c. dstSibuted Ct thu clooe Of first
C0nrert, In eucn manner % icrity ~ The ticket
Asadsss present may decide.
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Is oct. Rosevood Piano Forte No 7O94,
Dsds BY Halett Cum-lon, y ,ston. i275 o.
1-lk octave Aelodeon, made BY Ma on
4 Hanlin, 6 0As
l-skeyed Cocoa Flute, q. Box,) = "
l-R0sewood huitar, ~ ~
IA keyed octave Ruler Flute, o.
III keyed Bsx wood Flute, Tin Box,) 400
l-bcoa Fife, "
S-HfaSl Isasaslies BY 1halbsag. 500
2-BooSs, Lebiaches Vocal Exercises, 200
Shoots, Me- delsobn's eorgs without words 80
@HoVs's Pluto Instructors, Is
9-Hows's ACCORDION Instructors l.O
3-uGwe'e Guitar end one Banjo Instructor co
7s-Pieces New and Populsr Music. IS %
100 Psseents, e4a3 90
Whsls number OF Tickets, 1000. Price-9l %, a.
p ting one prison TO both Goncerts and one share In
Dirst Cor cert on Wednesday evening, De. 21d,
1861; acond, On the 9Th Of Jan, 1883.
u 0oslstvesyno pessposemsat, ssCcpeSn sccount
OF slcsnees OF very unpleasant weathsr.
TislDss NJ ~ q the Book stores. Hotels. &C.,
md q my rooms In Nichols Block, Second stSeee,
r. ca. ''A 80 - property ''e e'ss your
sfst as nanufsesurers Prise, with price q trans
porsstioo only s6ded se
4 a. go
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Lands n uuscalino County.

QOUIH halt u Section II, r. 70, 3. T., 80 acres.
- 1his tSect only milss 3. ". Of Wa,cott, the
1Hst station on the railroad, West Of Davenport.
4 vssiesy u - and g sere tssets, some near tha
SailrooA For salo By
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

BaZim,s Amandine
Lon the cure and prevsstioa % casppaa hands.
Il Dor sale By
TAYLO1 Z DALLORD
Novl7dN 10 Il OlsirU low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESEyNTs.

NVHB most acceptable gfts Of ffisndship q tokens
II oflove most paso ffeer than Gold, Silver o. pre-
lans stones and IN costing about for the means Of
eua11lyN9 ~ Grsotest pleasure u ~ heart the
uhJ1aGsaph and ~ DaGueS e0type WIN ea0 ~ 0rso
aateea - ~ most aossptab1s we'll - ~ cheap
81. D procufe p6ctu:o vegth keeptog Or Owns
AVN, 0oN
A6ane = DssAy -, Ses - md -,
vAers you vtl nnd not only splendid pictures hat Z
lasos vasSsey - 01ses, ianev aad paein, especially
aloo1o1 foT ~ DoNdayo. Deele6tJooo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

FOR SALE.
- The HOTEL at WALcos7, - miles west
I'll Davenport, the first station on the u 4 n
Railroad. The house d well built, and Is stu.
ated on natural elevation In the prairie, command.
ing IN extensive view of the surrounding country
The vicinity Is favorite resort for sportsmen durinA
the hunting season. 4 large and ccmmodious Stable
y attached TO tho premises. Terms very low, and .
long credit for part Of the purchase money will b
given. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
dec83dN COOK & SARGYNr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

A Coed Chance for Investment y!
1R0 ACRES Arst quality land, one mile from the
lOV city limits, suitable to divide into scSe
lots. Terms one 0fth cash, balance 10 nve years.
COOK 4 SARGENT
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-14
lDnHIDs

In saeo, April 6. Mrs. Susan e.. vile OF sam
u.l Undrrvood, it,, aged % years and mos
In Somersworth, May ID. ut the residence OF
her .on-ia.lsw, John Horn. Eco, Ms Mary
Lord, vidow Of S~nusl Lord Of Berwick Ased
In Berwick, April %, Of scarlet fever, Mary
P,.neis. daughter Of Linssy and Lydia Knox.
Ard wears. 10 months. April -, Betsey Ann,
daughter Of Isaac Goodrich, aged years, . days.
I'm Dover, April 20, John Edwin, son Of Geo.
w. and NascJ NJ Horne, aged , years, y mos.
In Postsmsuth. May Mr., Isaac Norton
,.sd ~ YEAR,. May 1, Mr.. Emily A. Crane.
.sed n ys.rs, . nos viSs of DIR. IA. y. Crane.
In this city, Nay ID. Of consumption. Josh-
N Horton, sg~d 6 yeass. Eastern papers
pIsp' N Alfred, May l, 1855. Mr.. JouS Hot
LAM. 4 native Of Leeds. England. Nr. Hob
land came IN this country more than Twenty-Five
ye.r, since, and settled With his family at Sal
mon Paiis, N. H., where he resided for mum
her of wears, In the employ Of the salmon Falls
Compaay from thence he removed TO TINS place
With his family. fswopsati,es from the nan
uf.eturine districts, England. imnisrating TO
this country, bring with them so mueh h.sih
genee. both In relation 90 their peculiar employ.
mont, and also general knowledge OF men; ana
geography Of the county, a. did Nj. Holland:
lie was . nan OF strong powers OF mina, anu
the improvement Of those, powers MADE hlm
good citizen. KIM neighbour, an aneenonAts
father AID husband. The religion he protested
about twenty years since, enabled him, through
grace, 10 sustain all these citations In after lite,
aud close up In full assurance Of glorious
immortality.
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Al Cour, Of Probate hsld at Biddsford, within and
Cor the County u York On the DIRE. Tuesday In
In the year u cur Lord eighteen hundred ana MY
eight, ~ the Hsnsssbis 4 y Bourne 'ssss~ '~'1
Coan, -, "a,
MI ss,.,. Of IIrHI H &EHfkDsoN, lat. Of
Wen. In ED sesssy deessssd, having pssssnsss ns
dsssassA, fsr ahs.ans& orasrst, That the said sd-
eiaAstraix give nStcs 10 Al p<rsons intsrsstsa ~
causing . eopy Of this order 70 b Iuohshed shrvs
psinssS 81 hAdssi In AID county, that thsy nay APP
psAs n rrss~ts Csart hs "a Ysrk In sAid eoan
", On the arst Tuesday In Juss ssxt, st ssn Vt she
go N: hssssSa, snA shew sasss, asy usy
have, sG The sAms sAouh M b allowed.
" Affect, fnnsis BACON, negistsr.
true sepy-Attsst, frspsis bacon, Register.
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an. County Of York on the nrst Tuesiay In May, In
the year Of our Lord, eighteen handrsd and any
eight, By the Honorable EDWARD l. BOURNE 's'ss
% said Court;
81 instment, purportinr 90 ts the last ~n and Tee
lament of Wal HR MATTHEW'S, late Of lorh, IN
aid County, des~sssd. having pssssn'sa the sAme
Coz psobsts. Ordered. That ths sA,d Easeess sNs y,
tie. to al psrsoas interested, by esssins copy o.
this order TO BE- Published three ussks saeeess,s IN
The Unlsu and E.s<rn journal, printsd at bldae,ou
that they may app<Ar ct frvsats Cesr 70 ~ s
York In aid County. The hrst Tsssdsy IN sens
Al ten Of the eloek In the forenooa, anil shsw
suy they have, shy the said instrument should ~,
Do proved, apprpsed. and allowed - the iAss VIZ
"a taEsnt u the aid deceased.
20 Attest, frsneis Bacon, ksps.
I,us eop,. Attsst. Iraneis bacon, Rsgistsr.