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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21
SE7ERIFF,S SALE

EDY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER issued
Er out Of me T.trct Court of the Fifteenth JUDI
cinl District in and tor Butte County and state OF
California. against ~ Carroll and in favor Of james
T. Game for the sum 4 seven hundred and fifty aud
fifty wv, one huuaTedths dollars (S15u 52) principal
with interest ou said SUM NJ the rate OF three (3t per
cent per month from the seventeenth 90 day cf
September A. u 1851 until paid; also all costs of suit
taxed in the sum Of twenty four and five one hun
dreihs dollars (S24 Oj, together with al the costs
acerua,g uron said writ, to me directed and deliv-
cred commanding me to sci all of the mort9agcd
mands | will sell On the TWENTY FIRST (2lst
t2l o'clock p. Of said day, in pursuance with the
requirements of said order. sell a public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, the following mortgaged
prtn,rrty dcstrbcd in said order of s'ahC az follows, to
witt all the rie ht title and interest of the defendant in
md to that property situated in the town OF UrOvile
Butte county California and described on the plot or
survey of suid town of OrUVie a. follows, tn wi:
commencing u the south side of Bird street in block
number one Cd eighty $50 feet from the corner OF
said block ON said street Oh The corner Of lluntoon
and Bird strpet. thence sOuiheriy one hundred hnd
thirty two tl%D feet thence eastCry fifty six 600 leet
thence norihcrlv one hundred aud thiriy-two (l3:)
feet thence along the line OF Bird street fifty six go
feet TO place of beginning, together with MI and SIN
gulur the tenemenis hcrVdtumentS aud nppnttrnail-
ces hcrcunto hclurci, in aBywise api efainlng.
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door III the town of UrOye, county and State aiore-
said
" u. PLU.N, Sheriff Butte county.
H. Nan,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

sTATr OF CALIFORNIA District Court FIT
Countv of Butte teenth Judicial District
ORoviiIE January rs. 1858.
In the matter of J.. Emerson. Plaintiff. IS. j +.
Kirwn defendant.
Nm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made
\ in said Court. on the 18Th day OF January A. d.
1855 nv the Honorable Judge thereof. notice IS
hereby given to all persons holding or claiming
lens upoulhe property described IN Plainta scom-
plsiut To wit: building. addit on and out houses
ituat.d on the north side of Montgomery street, in
hlock eighteen Is of the town OF Orovilje, com
mcucitl at a roint about five feet or thereahOuts
from the southeast corner OF the building known as
,le Table Mountain House. thence running easterly
tbirtv-eipht feet. thence rortheiy OF right angles.
about hrtv-eipht feet, theace westerly about niae-
teen feet thence northcry about ninety ieet thence
westerly nineteen feet. thence >outherly at right
angles one hundred and forty eight feet ti% inches,
Ia the place of beginning Ito be and appear before
The said District Court at the Court House in oro-
lille in said county. the 2Sth day OF January, y.
n ISIS nj the hour ofl0 'clock A. NJ, of that day
then and there to make proof of the same BY Or
der OF the Count
witness my hand aud the seal Of said
j.. . Court xed, .Ais the 18th day OF January
49,, D. IsjS.
iio--nn H. II pARRACH, Clerk.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
CONSTABLE s SALE.

HpY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTI0S, issued ont Of
II Justice Berry's Court, OF Ophlr Township
county OF Butte, TO me directed, In favor Of s. w.
NANLUVEN,and against CHARLES G. HUBBARD,
have seized, and will expose for sale at PUBLIC Auc.
ton. at | O'Clock. on TUESDAY, the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, Al 1855, AT John ;.
Berry's Office in 0roville. the following described
property. to ~i; All the right ttis and interest OF
Charles G. Hubbard in and TO Il cerTain piece par.
Gel of land known AS the Smith, Habbard ROdre
gus Claim. lying and being within The Carlton
estate, about oreSAalf mile heiow Oroville.
II. j. PATTON, C0nsiGHe.
Dated, 0royille. the 4th day OF Jan A. u. l-5S.
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GHERYrF'S SALE

n
kB issued ot the District Court OF he FiIleen,h
Judicial District Ia and for Butte county and state OF
California TO directed and dcHvei ed. command.
ing me ~ make tbc sum of eight hundred and sixty
nine fifty thpe one huudredihs tSSO9 a3l dollars
with interest thereon at the rate often l0 per cent
per annum from the twenty seventh l21thI day of
November A. u. 1891 until raid, and The further
of forty one twenty oue hundredlhs Sil POI dollars
costs OF suit and uccfung costs said writ, wherein
\ GOODMAN 4 co arc plaintiffs and WIN. JACOBS
& ELIAS NATHAN doing business under the name
ard s,vle of VIM jacobs \ Co. are defendants have
levied upon and shall expose at public safe 10 the
highest bidder fer cash on the THIRD ~ BAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. u. 1858. at the hour of two ~
O'clock r. NJ Of said day, all of the right title and in
terest OF the above named defendants in and 10 the
following described property 10 vii: All that certain
niece or parcel Of land situated on the northeast
aide of Main street in spanishtown IN Butte county,
California, together with house situated thereon,
occupied end known as Vim. Jacobs 4 Co.'S store
house Said house being about one siort high and
shou sixteen feet in width and tweny-four feet 10
length. -
-The above sale TO take place at the Court House
door in the town of orovilie, County and Sise aOre
said
n. d. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroyille, January l2th' 1858.
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CoNSTAaLE,S SALE.

NTY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
HS out ot Justice lierrS's court. Of ophir Town
snip. County OF Butte 80 me directed. in favor of \.
DWIGHT and against JOHN HOtFSTETfER,l have
seized and shall eXpo.e for sale at public auction,
ut O'Clock p. NJ. on "a ednt sday the TWENTY
SEVENTH day Of January, A. u. 1858 at Wilson's
Ranch. Butte County. on rotd from W Nandotle To
Marysville. The following described property, To
witt Three water bitches TINT lead from the
Middle lIoncu atil terminate in the vicinity of Will
sons ranch in Butte County.
Il l.. PATTON, Constable.
Dated Oroyile, Jan. Isl. 1851.
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SHERIFrS SALE
NAV VIRTUE OF a DScretal

BR issued oul of the District COuri, ffieehth Ju
dicial District ~ and for Butte cuNniy ard state Of
California against CIIAS. } EKb" n aud in favor
Of NJ. BROCK for the sum of six hundred $500 00)
dollprs principul debt win interest On said sum nj
tLe rate ot three and orr-hHlf per cent. per month
from the first day of April A. ID 1851 until paid; also
Al costs Of suit taxed in the SUN of forty one Sky
five one hunttredths dollars together with oil the nc
criup costs ON said writ to- me directed ana delivered
commanding me to spll all of tie mortgaged premi-
SEES hereinafter de.crihed t. satisfy said demands,
will. on the TtlIRrIETIl (30hl day Of january, \.
d. le5S ut the hour Of two 90 O'Clock Z. NJ OF snd
dav in uutsuauce with the requirements of sad
order, sell tt public sale to the highest bidder Tor
cash The following merge gcd property described in
said order of sale follows Ia Wit All that certain
niece or pnrcci II land In he Town of OroSillt coun
iy ot Butte ard state e nii(omia. commencing on
let No seven (7) in block No. ten (lO) In said town
seventy l7Ul teet westerly from the north corner OF
>uid LInCk ON "A lire with the south side Of Nontgn-
merry street and runnng thence westerly alo1g SAID
line hirty f3Ol feet thence souiherly at right angle
one huured and thirty 1927 feet, thence east
,rly nj right angie thir, iOl feet thence norlaerly
ot n rCtt ango one hundred ana ihirtv-two 1871
feet to the place Of beginning together win al ana
singular Tie tentmen's, herediinnens and appur-
enancps thercunto belonging or In any wise npptr-
tanning 80 - H.,
The above sale to take place nj the Court House
door IN the town Of 0ruvle, Butte county ana eiRie
OF California
n. u. PLUH, Sheriff Butte Comfy.
Orp1illp Ian : lSJS.
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NOTICE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ophir Township.
County or EUrTE '
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
" whom 1t may concern. that whereas, an aciuH
vas brought IN the just ice Court. Ophlr Township
m and Tor Butte County California; tine 4th dag OF
January. y ID. 1855. before me, Edward Donaho.
Justice ui the Teace in ANA for said Township, by las
T. lm,rsun, assignee of G.. W, IurrOtt. gatrst
Horace Brewster upon one certain account aud lien
fled by said G. W Garriot against one certain house
belonging 10 said Horace Brewster, and situated 10
vii: On the lett aud near the head OF small ravne
empN ing INTO and extending to Main Feather river
near the ferry of IL. u. Lathrop, said ravine bearing
The name of Cherokee Ravine,n and the said house
being situated about hundred yards o. the eisi
of Ira Eaton & Co.'S hydraulic Hume, nnd on lot OF
ground in immediate connection with iot al ground
with house thereon formerly owned los one Iatne-
rruiuur and being sitmteC near 10 large OAK ire;
said house being 0"cupea on or about the ON DAY OF
August 4 ID lS57 by the said Horace Brewsterh IA
residence, and il appearing that the proceedings IIi
the said cause are regular. and that tie particulars
Of the said demand, with description {" the pteihi-
ses sought to be charged with the said lien have
been established by lhe judgment OF the Couri mere
on judgment was rendered by the sad Court On TIE
ST, dav of January A. D. 1855 In favor oil The sh'd
JAS T. Emerson and against the said Horace Bre"s-
ter IN the sum of one hundred and siXty seven ana
seven one huuditdths tSlbI 90 dollars aEd interest,"
thereon nj three per cent ger mouth iren the said
Jth day a. August ID. 1857 until PAID, 10 WIZ IA
the of Slg2 FL and Interest thereon thre' per
cent monthly until pad and for costs 10 tiie SUI" ~
Twelve and forty Que hundredihs dollars aTeAGy ac
cret in said suit, and for al costs which shHi mere
after accrue in said SUIT. and an order haNihE peep
entered hy the said Court that ihc $40 eh De "rt
closed that the premises above descrbed 10 VIII ne
premises described 10 the raid Heu- bv sold ACCORDING
To law: that the monies arising from sald sale We
brought into Court and applied TO The piyhel y 1
said Judgment, interests aud costs. now therefore II
il ordered by the Court that notice he gwen "
location in the Daily Butte Record. a ne"spaps pup
shed il the town Of OrOyille daily iof ~u uaY, ~
nuv and all persons holding hens on the above de-
scribe premises to he and appear before inns court
on Saturday the tweDty-third day o. January y.
1858. at one O'Clock NJ, aud exhiDt lhelI Hens
a,,.ins, he said premises aud their proof of such
liens according TO the statute in such case mace ana
provided. -, r,,.. A
Given under my hand this 14th day OF January a
ID. 1858. EDW Ahi' D osonT,
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DEcLARAToRv NOTICE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;,
County of Butte.

SUSAN FRANKLIN, Wife of Geo.
II q NJ franklin, Oi Bangor in ,he Townshpui Wy
apdute and County of Butte, beng duly sworn do
hereby declare to the public that ii Is my Intention
to- carry on henceftiih in my own name and on my
own account, The business pertaining "a a Bar and
Billiard Saloon at The place known as The Burton
Ale House, In said Township, and that the pilal
invested in said business does exceed sum OF
five thousand dollars
Witness my hand and seal this 92d day of Dec M
Der A. d. 1857. SUSAN FRANKLIN. SEAL
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 22d day OF
Dec. A. ID. 1851. -. ON EN-,
Justice OF the Peuce.
STATE or CALIFORNIA, County of Buite
On this 23d day Of December A. ID 1851, before
IN L. :. owen, Justice Of he Peace ia ard tor said
county, personally appeared the above named susan
Franklin. TO me personally known 10 be- the indvid
ual described in and who executed he forefoing dec
laration, and acknoN lodged that she executed the
same freely and voluntarily for the and purposes
therein mentioned.
Given under my hand and seal this day and ven
aforesaid. +. ; OWEN, (sEAL)
Justice fthe Peace OF Wyandotle Township.
j20-3w tw
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

4 HERE ARE thousand S in this state suffering
l for want Of Scientific medical treatment. aud
you fear IT, apply Ia Physician, because They have
been deceived or their friends have been, by some
of the dharlaans iniest the commun' y. aud who
publish themselves good physcians, professors,
e,c. TO all such we unhesitaiugy recommend DR.. J
q. Young. as Physician IN whom al oan place
ndcnce lie is man OF eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man. and one
Tho can sympashise with persons m silclion. His
standing as Physician and gentleman are both
guarauteed-the first by bis medical works. which
are an hor TO their author, and the extensive and
highly successful OF practice with which he
been honored since his advent In California. and
the latter by his parons ana large circle Of
acquaintance,
ERNO CURE, NO PAY-gs
his Office is at the corner Of Montgomery and Cal
foi MIA streets, San Fra ncisco.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be .t0und at The rid stand, corner Of
montgomery end California streets, San
Francisco,
Where be can be consulted privately and with the
utmost confidence by thc afflicted nj al hours hsily.
from A. NJ, nn'il P. NJ. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11
From the Utah Army and the Salt Lake
CNy.

ST. Louis, June S-The RepwJl;can q
Leavenwosth correspondent learns from q
man Who left Camp Scott on the sth Of May,
thai the troops would he out Of beef by the
10th, and the ratiOns would last till June
Let
No dispatches have been received in the
camp from Gov. Cumming. Nothing had
been heard from Capt. Marcy. He was ex-
pseted 70 rssch Camp Scott about the lst Of
June.
Col. HofFinan's command was snow bound
beyond Laramie.
The most advanced trains of RUSSELL Ma
jofs d Wsddells were met near South Plat
te. The trains were getting along finely
until they reached Big River, where heavy
rains caused serious detention.
A Mormon named Williams, living near
Leavenworth, had received letter, dated
Salt Lake city. May sth, which repres nts
everything As being quiet in the valley
Gov. Cumming WAS in the city at that date.
The people had given up oil idea of fight
ing. and had gone TO work on their farms
The Independence correspondent OF the
Republican, writing June 4th Gays that the
Salt Lake mail Of April 18th had arrived,
bringing the news that an express had
reached cSnp Scott from Gov. Cumming,
statiL, ~ he had been well received at
Salt Lake. and that Brigham Young was
willing to transfer all authority. and en-
joined his followers to recognize Cumming as
their future Governor. and aid him In the
discharge Of his duties.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11
DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY MoRNI(s, JUNE IL, 1883.

ly his wife died. He married again. and the
came unfortunate case has again resulted
he is once more . widower.
Capt Dodge is still engaged 10 steam
boating. although he does not. - formerly,
navigate the whole upper river-bis trips
being confined 10 running packet between
Keokuk and Davenport His boat-the
Ben Campbelr-is . well known and h-
vorite institution among those Who have had
occasion for river transportation along thse
portion Of the Mississippi.
Like many OF our pioneers. -Ospe Codge
has accumulated a ample competence. Dut
unlike that Of masy others. it y novice the
result n aecideat- No Genius Of the Lamp
erected it in single night-no sudden and
unexpected fluctuations Of fortunes TIDE
carried him where he now ia Every stone
in the superstructnre of his fortune was
hewn and Piled by bic ova arm---asd so9.
menced under circumstances that would
have discouraged any one with less perse-
versnee than hs pessespeA The most mark
ed trait IA his character = dssesmiss1jss-it
is seen in al his actions, and IL firm un.
flinching character 10 traced in every fea-
ture and expression Of his face, - though
wrought IN iron.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11

E The prisoners in the case of
the drowning Of Boyd Wilkinson were re-
turned from Davenport yesterday by Sher-
if Harrison. They report TO have received
at the hands Of the authorities in Scott Co..
as kind treatment as the circumstances
would allow and seem anxious and ready
for the honr Of trial to be SET At the time
OF going to press. it is not certainly known
whether the trial will come off at this term
or even at johnson county. II is however
generally supposed that they will be tried
this term and that tho venue will not be
changed. The currents of Justice and law
are now moving in their wonted and wise
ly appointed channels, and we believe and
hope fair and impartial trial will be ac-
corded to each and every of the prisoners.
They will not by prejudice or other cause,
be denied any Of the sources or means Of
justification and defence Of tho crime where
with they stand charged, is our earnest
hope and belief. All that the law asks,
and all that every high-minded citizen
should ask. is justice, simple justice. If
found guilty the law hath done tiff ac-
quilted. the law is honored and satisfied.-
Io,ca City Rep.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11

A TREMENDOUS FLUTrER.-Ihere
Wa fearful panic among our mice young
men" yesterday. caused by the sabp1naing
Of . score Of them before the 0raad Jury to
testify and give evidence what they knew
of . certain institution called the Sherman
House." A great many whose feet had &C.
casionally trod the soil Of Front street
thought Of leaving town, and not q few
found unusual pleasure in the solitude Of
their own locked rooma Judging from the
witnesses who attended ct the Court
House. some Of the patrons Of the ''Sher-
man" occasionally mingls in "our best
society,""
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11
-Yesterdav was one Of the mos

r. Yesterday was one Of the most
duh and gloomy days We have ever noticed
in Davenport. Oa Wednesday night at an
early hour, it commenced raining. and has
not left Of at this writing. Our streets are
entirely blocked with rain which has been
pouring through our streets in continuous
rivers for nearly y..twsnty-four hours. The
cellars are all full Of water, and no one was
out except from dire necessity. Seriously,
We have every reason to believe that that
high state Of business property which has
usually marked our city is thoroughly
damp ened for this season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11

@1 In order to more effectually re-
duce the expenses of the city, in order to
meet the times. it has been suggested that
the Finance Committee be requested to en-.
quire Into the exnediency of reporting An
ordinance for the further reduction of ex.
penses, by advising people generally to pur-
chase their clothing at the fashionable cloth
ing house of ] 8. Drake 4 Co. This firm
has been doing business here for two years,
and is noted for the good bargains always
to be found there.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11
L ES + N E w s.


WAsnsuorox. June 8.-Psivate adviess
have been received from comm. nier RoQ.
ere Of the steamer Water Witch 1t Kew
West, stating that British weasel has been
dispatched aitsr the steamer Styx. with Of.
fetal instruction 70 cease the visitation Of
American vessels; and further, that the
British cruissrs are acting under no new
orders. but those Of lSi7. The news here
produced good effect.
Various exaggerated and false reports
have been circulated relative 10 the diff
culties between Senators Davis and Benia-
MIN; such as the arrest Of the latter, and
duel. Both have been In their seats TO day
and the affair has been honorab.y adjusted
through the mediation of friends.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11

WIS Large and Comm0di0us 60tel has bern leased
! BY the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and Tsoo-
waited. neatly fnsnished throuehOut IN the hest man
neg, With sPDJu0 DEDs and LIGHTED WITH Gas.
No pains will be spared to make the PARK HOUSE
the "A No /" House Of The City; Il being much The
lsreest and situated In central loestSoe
the corner Of Je9e and Du uQue streets, neor
the Otty Pass, with comfortable for
Two Hundred Guests.
fDRNS-in conformity 70 the times.
Good end OapAoaous otsbing attachsd 70 the house.
J. TRU6DELJ.. Proprietor
Uov94dtf (voHmeSly Of the 1Yuodoll HOuoo.1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11
a. The following T

~ The following Biographical
Sketch Of the Life of our worthy fellow cit
izen, Capt Leroy Dodge, We TAX from the
book entitled Davenport Past and Present.
just published. by Luss, Lane 4 Co., Of this
city:
Carr. LEHoY DoDoH was born IN Decem-
Der, 1871, In Herkimsr county. New York.
His father was . farmer. and his sons re-
eeived such educational opportunities ~ are
usually given 70 farmsr3 children-hsrd
work in the summer, and the advantages Of
. District School in the winter. Mr. DODGE
made his de6se in active life, outside Of the
farm, - school tsacher-which pursuit he
followed some three wintera OF Fla suceaaa
in this department. We cannot speak poei.
|tively-but - he Possesses the peculisritv
Of doing everything YELL, It can Sc inferred
with . tolerabls degree Of certainty. that
his endeavors to teach the young Idea 20
shoot" were rewarded with dae and proper
results.
In 1888, he statt6d West-spent one wear
I1d Ohio, then footed Il to Lake Michigan,
crossing IN . small schooner - Dslroit, and
Iia due time reached Chicsgo He finishsd
his pedestrian tour by footing It 10 Joliet.
and IRON thsnss to D1huqua, q which place
he obtained dtuation - CLERK, With O. w.
Atchison.
He renaipod q til sleu6&ipu one and Z
half years. and thsn commenced life upcn
tths Father Of watese-&he Mississippi h
atsrted = clerk, and fought his way by d:nt
u industry and perseverance, from the
Clerks Dsck 70 ths Whesl Hoase. and from
thence 70 the 'Csplaisis OlRsse-s sv:neine
ftAf0agl1oat these tranaeogmnAioas che indls.
pstabls fsst that laboe Il the pxise II enc.
essa~ 3 Ga s. sps~isa n
II ~ hnef ~ saea yeAe--lsss-GhAl
hs sommsossa q IL sissR ~ lAosted r
esk1ghpa. ard has carried - fhsniag 4
esanesGse NH slsqnAqaaiag ayae - =
4 leeA hs tspse6ealsd eee9 eoGaty - -
1s $500
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11

CANDIDATEs.-Candidates are begin
lug to swarm already. For the post of Clerk
of the District Court, there are already FIVE
candidates on the Republican eide in the
field. Joshua d. Patten, the present incum.
bent, DR.. Thomas Jefferson Saunders, Mr.
Ira N. Clifford, Mr.. Hallet Kilbourn aud
Mr. J. Wilson Guiteau. The only Demo-
cratic aspirant whose name we have heard
mentioned is Robert D. Congdon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11

~Wc hear it rumored, land with
a good deal of truth, by the by,) that the
State Democrat Office is now turning out
little the incest job Work ever seen in this
vicinity. "Please take notice and govern
yourself accordingly"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-11

~IF YoU HAVE MONEY TO INVEST
in good paying business, call and examine
the one at the BuRrIs House; there can be
no better investment. No better chance to
make money was never offered in this city.
ROOM 6S. June IL. d2t.~