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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16


In Of adopted the regular meeting
as Committee held Sept ls5s the Republicans Of the sew
Sa III EVsSS & tss s
sTs and ss S ns e H4fS DELE
ineI specified The said Ward and Town Meetings To be
hid ioows provided that where the places Ie blank
hsy Aall be held at the lsst place Of meeting:
Insr wARD-star Hotel
sloosp WARD-No. 10 Taman st.
TslkD wARD-No. I7o Jorale mon. ct Mrs. Presfs).
lobnrs Wssp--Arents Hotel, No. l5s Adansst.
sIIrs Wssp-south ives, cor Warren and Hiehsrs
styrsrH WiRp-RsIyine Hall, Franklin and illoush
EIenrH WARp-Kibbes Hotel
Enra WARD-HoldeIs Hotel
rKSrH WARp--Conkhu Hail, cor. Smith and Atlantic sts
ELEUSrH WARD-Adelph Hail. cor. Myrtle-sS. aud Adel
rSrLrrn wARp-Peter Fsnens Hauilton-sv. Hicks
sres,
narrrSrm wAkD-odcon, s,h-.t.
GovRrEENIH WARD-No. l24 Grsnd-st-
inrEEsIA WAKD-Masonic Hall, No. 500 Grsnd's,.
ss,rkrr.srH WARD-Cuyersi st, corner of Franklin.
EisErrsSTH WARD-Stewsrts Pavilion, cor Myre-sv aud
kINrEESTH WARD
krwurSEcnr-Franks Store, Bay Ridge.
yL,rLAxDs-
GsAvEsrSD-
ihe iolewns Delegate. shall be these meetings.
Sre. Dsess.s from each Ward or Town to meet County
Sssss oa S r. IN eaSs %. pes % Of Mn H. Campbell
sarrosa,e N ihe place Of Rodman a Dawson;
superintendent oi the fooi IN the place Of James voorhees,
I've Justices Of Sessions IN 'Ae place of Martin schoonmaker
snd John A. Emmons;
Two Coropers Ia the place 0 UcOrge j. Lott and Thomas H.
Redds tIsnssetiug such other business NAY be
lore
Three Delegates nom each Of the FIRST twelve snd the Nine
tcnh Ward of the City Of Brooklyn 10 meet in Convention Tor
N purpose Of NOMINATING Representative IN Congress oH the
SECOND Cong ssonAl District:
One Dcegae each frUm tire Severtccnh and Eighteenth
Wards and the County Towns to meet with me Congressional
Convention the trst District which h called to meet al Js
esica, Queens County on the sls inst;
Three Delegates from she Thirteenth, Fourteenth Ef
teenh sixteenth Wards meet with the Convention for
the Fifth Congressional Distinct whenever the sla be
seled;
Three from each Ward Town in Assembly
District Convcuons fog the purpose Of nominating Members oi
Assmby
The sAd Coany Convention shall nee; al No 7o JoEslecn
Brooklyn, az oelook p. tn, Sept. -
The said Congressional Convention for the Second District
sns meet at No l7o JoEaemon s O'Clock sept 81
ihosaid Assembly Drct Conventions shall meet Wedaes
~, Spt y, al the following ana places:
ixsr Dlsrkier-No. lV Jorssmon-st. at O'Clock
skeoNp DisrSer-N" 10 Jossenlon-s; at O'Clock
Ihiko DisrSef-"sshns.on hal. Adsn,ss, a. O'Clock
pm
aovsrn pIsIkef-No 10 Jorsemon-st A. ut scclock D. m
~, al o'clock N - " 49, ''''
siArH hisrKicT-Oaeon 5sh, q, , ,,.l... q. -
a,e,a,I n N n h.il cor. Even Meserole
s. p, . sssf ssh Z SMITH. Pres. dent mo tenn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
'T'HE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ApvER-

~
TiSFR-Ws pnpos. 70 issue the day A.
n. s.ronG uanb.F Of TIE rRiBt NJ MERCANTIfc an
NFRTI>FR Il vii - sa. ucrfhN b. r,as>r A. ,.v.t,a
.Nsiyey th. Interests and tie Mercantile Pb
o. N. following pan:
I, viii roB'an all reports q ,he MARKETS VIII al
other COMMERCIAL snt MONEY iNTELLICESCE ..
nal - a.eusd oi -y--cial Interest 90 Irrchants
H. Il w b. with, AZ char-s eY ussi Pr psi
50. 600 cot NrRi MkRCHANf> VINO by sooas in Nv
Iort PhsGepha, Bairosr @. sosson To- name. vii b.
.,-,.d Nv Ns.rs NcKior WOOD from hoss -oried on
the hoos Of hr rcis sney and they k.
DO, than Joo shsi b. seni hs btns IN, M nnae.r q
Coantrv MerAsat. thai they consider desirable iaUs sd
trss ......... -.
III The total expense vii he deirsysd ey MERCANTILE
ApNFRTIsING tr which ONE DOLLAR pr ms viii h~
charged Those require their slVrftsensces 70 Dc apssyee
vii make special hsrssins therefor -,
Merchant. offered th- tai'ed >airs even a. eono
treble the This sht & Intended tor Merchants
alone and vii o;hrr than such a. J. sdspssd
70 tlsm wsuis We hAys every facility Tor making Nhh-
SANIlLE ADVERTISER that viii deserve the sTFoe~uon
81 Mrrcins and rrsIsctf, invite ivir eoopestson
AdNrrtissucrts r-ccncd ~ TuE TRIBUNE Ofcs. BY
lsffsr. scGrrss HORaCr GREELEY kla
NeG- iors, >elt S, lS2 No. - NN~a>s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
TO COUNTRY HANTs.

Two COUNTRY MERCH HANTS.
ID. APPLETON &c Co.,
PUBLISHERS and WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,
Nos 346 and 34S Broadway, n Y,
Have iust completed the of their premises that
they have depth IFS feet by IS in width being the
largest Book Salesroom in the world.
THEIR OWN PUBLICATIONS
comprise The important Standard and School Books
published United States Among the School Books the
attention Of buyers IL called 10
WEBSTER'S SPELLING BOOK,
over ,eo0 oo of which sold annually.
They also the publishers of
CORkELL'S BIOGRAPHIES,
pronounced by Educators the best series published
addition 10 their large number of pubcstions they
keep supplied with book In demand whether
English an and therefore prepared to supply mis-
cellsneous orders of any description.
With enlargement their they have sdded TO their
business
A STATIONERY DEPARTMENT,
and prepared 10 supply orders for
Letter Cap Note and Bill Paper, Envelopes States Slate Pen
ellis, Lead Pencils Drawing Paper Bristol Board Cray
ons Drawing. Books, Writing. Books Pas.
Books, Memorandum Books, Account
Books. Ac.
and everything appertsining that department a. the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
The attention dealers particularly directed to The great
ihes By supplying order for Books and
Stationery, - -
WITH DISPATCH. AND AT LOW PRICES
Catalogues furnished OF charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
THE FALL TRADE OPENED
CHAS. HEARD & Co., NO. 3Oi eRAND-sr
Having completed selection OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL TRADE,
We would invite the attention patrons aud vs
ing the city.
Our stock OF $500
RICH DRESS GOODS
embraces every desirable style of foreign fabrics well the
more useful articles of domestic manufacture.
IN PRICES WE DEFY COMPETITION
We woud call particular notice to
RICH SILK ROBES AND DRESS PATTERNS,
CHENE BAYADERES,
GAMBLE STRIPES,
CANNELE BAYADERES,
POLKA fOULARDS, 4c, &c.
BLACK GRO DE Rims at 5l6 per yard.
LADIES' RA8LANS and CIRCULARS,
A splendid assortment
BLACK THfBET CLOTHS, "a wide, FOR SHAWLS.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS, exquisite patterns
WE WOULD ALSO CALL
HOUSEKEEPERSA ATTENTION
TO OUR UNEQUALED ASSORTMENT Of
LINENS AND COTTONS,
PURE IRISH LINEN sHIRTIN0s
FINE LINEN sHEETIN0,
RICH DAMASk DIAPERS &c, Ia.
FINE DAMAsK NAPKINS, mt ~ p $dolen-
ALLENDALE SHEETiNGS, I0-t wide, lI6 p yard.
ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS, at 6tc y yard
DOMESTIC PRINTS, styles In variety
Orders from the country must De aceomPsnisd with cssh
CHARLES HEARD 4 CO,
No 3oi 6rand-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
NEW BOOK by sPURGEoN.
SPURGEON,S GEMS.

SPURGEON'S GEMS.
AND OTHER WRITINGS or THE
REV. c. II. SPURGEON.
vol, l2uo. Price 81.
Here We have Of the snihor. haPpie.t thoughts, and
most graphic pictures revealing the Of
preachers ooneeptionshi. individuality and strength The
Pubhsrs are prepared 20 supply the very large demand
that will undoubtedly BE- made for the book
~ VOLUMES OF Mr. sPURGEoN's BOOKS
sold BY the demand for them
HH'1''ed- The ' sprRSf6Ns gFsS e6S lsy1 GkMs ;Fia
now jus, issued /. spoken OF follow,
By The Sew-York observer.
"srrnesoss GENs-The publishers OF spurreon' Ser
monsshe.aon, Bl4ksman Co-hsve in press volume Of
presahsr We have seen the sheet. Of the Few book and
EVERY PAGE Is A FLAME or GLOWING FIRE.
strong foil Of striking thought brAn. mssery and warm ap
peal We think II will b. far than the vo gnes
Of BIZ sermons and they have had an 1isordnay circulation
SURGEONS GEMS
May b. found at all the Bookstores.
Price One Dollar.
in his own land and the Path.T n. believe bel , hat
vii be received with greater favor even than bis volumes Of
SPURGEON'S GEMS
published ca that mas repeatedly made
volume giving the chsrscerscs OF his style revealing he
hsrties Of whc the attention the .ympa
ie. the Summation and impress the feelings Of his vast
audiences.
Buy copy Of - ~
SURGEONS GEMS.
IL will co.; you but
ONE DOLLAR
Mr. Spurgeon rhetorical descriptive, flowing and sOwins
He hazs and burns along pathvs OF bjec rising in
gts Of Imagination and carrying his bearers along with him
earnest heluning appeals He pung-n in his spp
caon. strong doctrDal opinions powerful in his
exhibition Of the divine Word.
The volume the trade and their orders solicited
wishing and being able obtain it Of the Book
sellers can BY mail aud viii be forwarded promptly
postage prepaid, for -
ONE DOLLAR.
SHELDON, BLAKHMAN Co,
Publishers New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

AK BROADWAY,
OOsJ lstors formerly occupied BY Beck co.,
STRANG, ADRIANCE & Co.,
IMPORTERS, JOBBERS and RETAILERS,
have now opened,
AT RETAIL,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FALL DRY GOODS,
Comprising choice selections Of tho NEWEST AND MOST
DESIRABLE STYLES BIZ found in the European mAsheA
They would respectfully call attention ~ their stosk,
vinced that inspection win be found UNSURPASSED In ys
ETY. and richness Of Fabrics adapted to
CITY RETAIL TRADE,
SILKS IN ROBE A TABLEAU,
ROBE A LEI,
ROBE A DOUBLE JUPE,
ROBE A DOUBLE JUPE LEI
ROBE A DEUx vOLANrs,
ROBE A oUILLE,
SILKS BY The YARD IN GREAT VARIETY.
ALSO,
A complete assortment Of PLAIN and FANCY FABRICS,
consisting Of PRINTED ROBES DE CHAMBRE
In CASHMERE DE CHINE and 'ECOsE,
CASHMERE AND MOUsSELINE DE LAME,
TABLEAU 1T LIZ,
DE- LANES, PLAIN AND PRINTED MERINOEs, POP
LINs, sHAwLs, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, IRISH
LINENS, LINEN sHEErINGs AND TABLE LINENS,
WHITE GOODS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
BLANKETS FLAHNELS, Ge, ks,
LACEs, EMBROIDERIES. Asos
FAMILY MOURNING GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
Gusrial Notices.

Ninth Ward Republican A-ociat%on;aB % >. Bs,eEel tesj
,soss ~ THiRsDAY EVENING The leh inst at 0coch T.
css. Of the wsd friendly to the RePlbesn es,e o,1I az
.ps,ssy invited 20 stisnd and sD9 - nIrTfFR p.den.
Aysts Secretary. = ID ~ ''i'HiN -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

S1ixTeht Intelligence OWce and Labor Ex.
anSc has been removed nor No. Csnsls.. 30 Nc An
Seres; Date Anthonyn.l skw ,ors we.t of Broadx.,
80 N~ ehrssc. yAAfs ?. PAGAN sppeIriendert
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
PRICE TWO CENTS.

4 BOY. II Years Of age, who speaks English
and G-rmsn woai Ike TO have STU ALTON ~ "hs
ss business down good references can oe gwen Al
dress {. H.. No. 81 Bowsry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKs-Publishe,

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS-Published
Y by CHARLES 5. FRANCIS Co, No. 54 Broadway.
These Books have been introduced into Of the best edu-
caiions institutions in the country. -
BREWERS GUIDE TO THE SCIENTIFIC kNowL'
EDGE OF THINGS FAMILIAR. limo hall bound tS eta.
BREWERS GUIDE TO ENGLISH COMPOSITION or
one hundred subjects snayzed and illustrated from
snagy history and the writings of celebrated ancient ard mod
r auhor. teach the Of srgumenisOn and the develop
,neut OF thought. Half bouud S7
BREWERS GUIDE TO ROMAN HISTORY. From the
earliest period the close OF the Western Empire. Half
bound. 65 cts.
POETRY FOR SCHOOLS. Designed for Reading and Reci-
stion Selected from the best Poet. in the English language
By Eliza Robbins author American Popular Lessons IS
CONVERSATION On COMMON THINGS. guide TO
comprising questions and relating 10
things in daily use By Mss D L. DiS. a cts
BUGARDS FRENCH PRACTICAL TRANSLATOR or
method Of learning translate French into English h
edition. 81.
BUGARDs FRENCH PRACTICAL TEACHER, a com
pte the French Language the
tenn by which the acquisition writing aud speaking French 10
made easy. 5th edition ST.
THE PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY, and the private and
political rights and obratons Of morality BY Jonathan Dy'
mond Prepared for schools with questions ke BY M e.
NJ. Kirkland So eta
and Capacity Edited by the Rev Spencer
ID. IS cts. -
DRAWING FOR YOUNG CHILDREN containing $50
drawing and rcses accompanied BY ample
directions teac and pupil.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

vJ>HE Rev. DIR. J. A. ALEXANDER on MARK.
e. SCRlBNER Brooks Building No Ia Grand-s.. ~ y,
Publishes THIS DAY,
THE GOSPEL
ACCORDING TO MARI.
Explained by j. ADDISON ALEXANDER DD. yo., limo,
$50 pages s IS. in half calf 81.
Also, recently published
THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES.
Explained by j. Addison Alexander DID,. vols I9ro.
81 80: hsif cali, -
Or, PLEA TOR rHE NoRD OF COP.
Considered Classic BY the Rev lie Roy J. Ha-ey ID
/ vol, emo 5 -
SERMONS FOR THE NEW LIFE.
By the Rev. Horace Bushnell, DID. vol, limo. 81 -
Fourth Edition
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25
Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT IOWA

The Summer Session OF this Institution common
ces on Monday, Nay Sd, 1868. tn. location Of
this Institution for general hsalthfulness, purity Of
moial atmosphere, sublimity and beauty OF scenery,
Is mt eacelled, 1t Is thought, by that of any similar
lnsttution in this nation. The building Is q substap.
tiss brick ediiice, situated on . beautiful emipence.
Overlooking the s'Father Of W aters and Twin Cit.
les Of the West" and Is now being fitted up in the
mott approved style ofeasternC Colleges. The Session
Rooms have been nicely pabered, and supplied with
the best styles Of Boston furniture diagonally ar
ranged, and the three commodious Iarlors have been
neatly papered, painted, carpeted snd furnished with
new and elegant pianos, &C., for the accommodation
Of the musical and ornamental department. Two ad-
ditionsl Professors will be added to the Faculty.
lady and gentleman, late Of Troy Female Onlege. N
Y. The boarding department will q
present, between seventy five and one hundred young
ladies', and will be under the supervision Of the Pres
ident and his Lady; and parents may be assured
that no pains will be spared, not only to promote the
scholarship and standing, but the health and COM
fort OF their daughters. This Institution being now
placed under auspices OF the mount Ida College
Association, :" and Incorporated with the highest Col
lesiate pawers, full and formal Diplomas, comforting
appropriate Literary Degrees, will be awarded to
those young ladies who complete the prescribed
course Of study. Expenses viii be reduced to meet
the times. Students will be received at any time du-
ring the drst half Of the session
mayl-tf REv n n rOOKR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25

mol. A Hou'e on the corner u sixth and s-o,,
sti~ts, lot soxlJO. upon whth IL erected , tram.
house, and btick stabir. this wul be sold low.
MOI. A lot OF ocxi50 adjoining no | On m. e..,
A besutifnl spot nil,d with fruit trees, grapes
o'aut iui location for a re>idet CO. CITY orders win
be TAX n Tor tbs whole OF the lot.
No 3. A house and lot IN 9th sire t between Wa
'tn and Brown. Price 81 400. Terms OF paym,u,
verytasy.
No B. A honse with the lease OF one or two lot. ON
brsdY street bet9 cen 1ith and 18TH streets. TIL. IA
a cheap home in n very eligible .~.tualion.
Moo. A OF OF e6xi5o On HE cornef OF Main ARA
sixth streets, one II tn most eligitl, siiuatiu1,s foy.
private residence IN Ter the Liuf.
No l. Three lots Ia SlayMak RS euhdivtston ~,
FAfhatl west OF Locust street. L.mter Or trtek vtu
'etaken In pat payment for the s,ove,
No 5, Lot with n COED hlu- c with ,our rooms AMI
bssenien IL Forest \ ID HON. Addition. ou, stb .tr,,t
b tween brown and Gaines street. Pu,c si.aop.
NOV A BITCH house and lot on south SIDE ~, ruh
stree west of Roct Island street,
No ~. A lot on east Side OF Rock Island stree,
Gear Stn, 3!xl00 Price 1850
NolI. A frrme house with 4 rooms sns =, ,hla o.,
two horses - Lot 8, hlpck |. Parsers .idit,,n-
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash, talaLcl In install
meats OF 300 per annum.
Nol2 frame house with . Aosrs OF ground on
AaIpuetie and 2lst str, cts, near the grounas Of IN.
Cath i.c Female Seminary.
No ID. Tie lease for Ii years for a numl er tfIot.
on Bray Main and Harrison streets.
No IL. The ease of 10 lots In Noel's ubdivi-i.n nj,
lots Ter Is years, at IA very luw ground =. mt. from Az,
u $40 per Ahnun with the privilege OF purchasing ar
have the improvements pad Tor at ,hc end OF ihA
lease There is NJ better way for a man ~ mail
cspitAi TO procure a home without being taxed " ith
. heavy interes, and experiencing The ANXIETY Of
providing for n beayy Irht
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25
Hunting at Gen. Harney's Head Quar-.
ters-Peril Of an Officer.

BEYOND FoRr KEARNEY, july 8.
Wolves were seen frequently during the
day, and just as we came on the camping
ground, a large one was started. Gen. Hsr.
ney's greyhound caught sight of him, pur-
. hair. Whether he was afraid of the wolf,
or merely friendly to him. l am unable to
say. This chase was hardly over. when q
herd (seven or eight Of buffaloes were dis
cerned about two miles off. Capt. Pleasan-
ton, Gen. Harney's Aaid, set out in pursuit,
BY himself, armed only with a Colts's pistol,
and had a dangerous adventure. His pur-
pose was to run the game towards the
camp. He succeeded in driving them in
the direction intended, when a body of
teamsters. DESTROYS Of witnessing the sport,
came in sight. The buffaloes took fright
and made for the hills. The hunter pursued
them, but he rode q horse which had never
seen . buffalo, and which was hard to man.
age besidea The hunter singled out . bull.
and shot him twice, wounding him each
time. By. this time he we quite close to
him, on the verge Of one Of those clsyev
precipices with which the place abounds.
The hunted animal suddenly TONED.
stretched out his forelsgs. and wheeling mn.
on them q IN . pivot, brough, himself face
to face with his pursuera.
The horse was u~nmanageable and rushed
on the bull, who set his horns to meet the
onset. The collision was fearful. Pleas
anton. conscious of his situation, had olsen
gagged his feet from the stirrups, and Just a.
the shock took place, o. perhaps . moment
sooner. sprung upon the back Of the bull,
rom which he rolled down the precipiea-
b horse having been goesd n the brsast
ssd bsllly, disd Instantly. The ball AsxA
enas9sd On the dis9sustsa ridse, bat I've
~ bellsAs. Aualhe s1Velvee nefSaaln
Mn % altss III S6asS0 GSSNsfes.
sn rf5elesa ss1ass4. = - 3alurys
ts !; "a Y \! ! s !: lIIis;''l Isssks,ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25
Davenport Commercial College,

Davenport Commercial College,
Grigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HINCoRPoRATED IN ls56.H
DIRECTORS
J.oP Oeok, Esq, w Wiley, Esq,
Us vi-le, Esq, PNervin. Eco,
las 81 Dalzell. Esq, Griggs, Esq,
l p Coates, Eco, II Il Smith, ksQ,
Jno Nj Cannon, Esq, I'D Patton, Esq.
-FACULrY.-
Jos G LOPEZ, Prot. Of Book Keeping and Asthe-
mates, with able assistants.
W h PRATT, Prof. Of Penmanship and Book Keep
ing.
v RIEpE, Prof. OF German Language.
FREDK.o {, Pr.f. OF Architecture and OTna.
mental Drawing
-LECTURERs.-
D L Shorty, ESQ.,, and other able Lecturers.
Our commercial Course embraces complete sets Of
Books Ia every branch OF trade and commerce, viz
Irdlvidusl Partnership, Joint etOck and Compound
Company Business, Wholesale and Retail, Aanufac.
turing, Commission, Railroad, Steamboat, Broker.
age, aud Exchange, and the best sy.tem Of Banxinq
e-tant. Also oil Lectures, and Instructions in Com
mercial Calculations.
The course IN
P%ENMANeHIP
10 under the immediate supervision OF Mr.. W. II.
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penmsnship and
49, sese 49, "a GNU VIC
eTceUed BY none EGst or West.
In view Of the uncalled for and repeated state
nents made by other parties, to the effect that there
B No Commercial College ia this State, other than
a. one they are trying to establish, We would call
special attention TO the fact that ours 10
The Only Commercial College In lswa
There is given a thorough course in ali branches
taught Ut first class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
l, which a thoroush practical course in Bookkeeping
experience.
H ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has . PENMANe connected with it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Which has moro than one teacher belonging to il.
The ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has . LADIES DEPARTMENT separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large, convenient, and welI-ventila,
60 THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which relies, aud always has done, for public appre-
cistinn and patronage, upon it, actual aaerjts. rath-
or tina. upon boasts, and remarks derogatory TO 9th.
crs, and
THE ONLY ES7A BLLSHKD OOMNRRCIA AL COL
LK0E IN I'll PLACE,
Rooms open at oil hours from Q A M TIL 9
The public are invited to call aid examine our room,
speamens course Of instruction and mode OF teach
Ing. LOPEZ & PRATT
Janl6.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25
Country Property.

mol. a Farm OF 100 Acres near Round Grove. 80
acre broke aud. undeA cultivation, a email ho,s &c run
ming water.
NO.. The north west quarter ~ Sec 8. Twp ~
X !, east, upon which there IA - acres broke.
NO D. Inc southwest quarter Of sec ), twp 70, Il I,
east. WIN good stone quarry upon IL.
No1. Two hundred AMI forty acres. In verttop N.
twpeO, RI, west, Cedar County, running water
Only 81 per acre.
MOB. The south east quarter OF sc II. twp, =.
RANGE ], wett. Price $i5 per acre.
NoG. Eghty acres, part In wheat. near touni
Grove. Price $l5 per acre. Ea.y terms
Not. A splendid fsrm of $50 acres. sec n. twpEn.
II east. A large rock hou, e, wol 4 sni water. vii
te SOLD IN whole " In part, 100 acres In wheat. ~
taken soon the crop will b. gwen In, or any person
can purchase the crop on the ground. A Tsei -tsc-
uistioh. jelS-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25


How THEY CATca HIeHwAyMsH IN CALs-
voGNIA.-California is flooded with bands u
robbers and imurderers, TO such an extent
that travelling in the less populous por-
tons Of the State is attended with great
danger. Most Of these marauders are M
tives, but some Of the most formidable are
found to be Americans. A company Of
American and English ~highwaymen was re-
Gently discovered in the following manner.
A fellow named Snow. who was about 70 be
hung by lynch power, for the murder q .
Frenchman in Genoa, Carson Valley turned
States evidence on the scaffold, confessing
that he belonged to . regular band OF
thieves, and gave the signs, de-, by which
one member could recognize another Of the
gang, and also the names Of several parties
living in Carson Valley who we're concerned
in the murder Of the Frenchman. 1t was
give out that Snow was duly executed, and
the matter kept quiet. Two men were dis
patched to Carson Valley. were they re-
manned for q month, initiating themselves
into the good graces of the band finding out
their secrets. &c, by the signs given them
by Snow. Everything was fully arranged,
and notice given to the citizens Of Honey
Lake. The 10th of June last, before day
light, q body Of armed hOrsemen. number
Ing about loo men, charged into Carson
Valley, and took pooeession Of the roads and
trails leading from the Valley into the
mountains. They then, with the assistance
of the citizens Of Genoa, arrested q large
band of murderers aud robbers. and it il
said put them all to death after . hearing
before a peoples jury. At the very time
the arrests were made q conspiracy, was in
progress to murder the commanding officer
Of the army in that locality. which would
have been carried into effect had the at
tack been delayed to another day.-BOston
Courier. y
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THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In thia paae. 4. -
n business q 0lvm 4 Bras PIATrse. n,ocosss
= M all orders for Ans silver paaAed Doos Yist~'
1oer Ksooe, 1el puls. Dutts nunhess, Pieaas ~
S9aros edopeed - IL use u Doors 81 0AsrsH
10wo, nGAta1ng 1o1o rstnto, Whdov ~. 0orsl
- - 1aSneoe ts11nAGs paated - order . 49,
osoee WogSoa10 eqnal - ~ -
WILLIAM o1WADA.
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White Washing.

WE would respect FULLY inform the citizens Of IA
W venFort end the vicinity, that We have I o
tent white wash for Whituning houses outeide Ana
esoces, that We win insure to remain white. frum
Z 70 8 years without soaling %. Also-wo sfo pre
poEed 70 white wash and whiten oetinee. 70 NO.
VttAo0t furniture batng removed ffum the yuoma.
sovl1-N IN. Z Jas NADl00U