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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05
Legal Notice.

THE s ss.a cs og IOWA &
A Stoltenburg l. Co..
Benjamin =. Gould and fofisinas No''e'
Sarah .. 0onid.
70 Benjamin s. Gould and Sarah y Gould:
NOU are hereby notified that there 10 nov on Ole
l. In the o~ce Of the ClerE of tbs District Court
OF said county, p tion Of II 4 -toltenbuis 4 Co,
claiming Of yon the sum Of one hundred and four
teen dollars and interest ~ six per cent ger anDum
from 10Th day Of Augnss, 1853, - money due
on pfomssory note dstsd Aueust 19tn. d 1857,
executed BY faid benjsmin 3 Gosld and Sarah
0ocd, for the sum Of one hundssd and fourteen dol
1srs, payable one year sitter Its date and you are
further notified thst the Sheriff Of said county hav-
ing returned the original notice herein not fOunds'
~ to you, order entered % the January teso
1851, Of said Court, that y0u b. served with notice
BY patlica tDn according TO Law.
And Jon are further notified that unleso ron ap-
pear and answer st he next term Of said District
Court, 10 be holden 1t Davenport IN Md ceuoe1, -
the nvst Monday n Nay, 1859, judgment Will
be rendered agaiost you fvr the e1etoe4, With
interest and costs.
Dated Davenport, March -, 1859.
PLUMBR 4 VAN uO9DN,
P'n's Atl'ys.
LIT the foregoing be published four weeks in H.
Wseh1y lows Stete Democrat, beglnnin1 - WodDeD.
ia \. CLIFFORD,
msh1l Clerk occst Go Dit Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
F.aNCY DYE HOUSE

II GRAUPNER would respectfully notify the ~.
= : izens Of Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity
that he Aas taken house on
THIRD H., BET. nDADY AND pBRRY.
In Davenport, and proposes 70 The Ladies' and
Gentlemen That he Wtll Color and Soour 0ilk Ovape
Shswis, WOOL Cotton, Hair, Feathers, Straw and
purs.
He hes Wen - yesU IN the bOsouoao - -
worf In husslss 1taiy. Germany snd IN ths psinc1-
pie ciSiss efthe Omitted oootsr
He wha also
0LDAMDD. s0OUR; OOlOA Asp hypAII
ALI 1uuo -
0kO1nt1O11000asO o1oHla0A.
nd win wasssas ~ eelsu ~ 90 bvslooaae = o.
1899 sepedkv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05

Legal Notice.

"aInov IOWA u nisssirs Cart
jsns - Ss my = cosasy. y oay =
nsssbsth A. Psoninxson.
70 sah defendant, RtxslesA A. Puss1,s
NNU srs hereby notified that there 1.
IN we ONO 'os the CiesA ef ssii Qynua
70 ew Pennington dshniss ~ ven :
Ps1.IhancA OF certain contract in wys
s"ess' i,tn U is'st. made With mslIev
ios sbc sale and Conveyance 10 hin, ~ ~.
real estate In said county. viz. TAe
quarter Of section No twenty tn, - ~,
esEnty, rADgs one. ior the stsw - a.
enount has eren duly paid. Prtssssses !
said Miller PenuiLgton 10 now dad. -
. tsts was IN bis Ntil h~anasthed IN t,esi
~ " bcia mss 10 her, ana thai pe,itiensf y
- sole s1~c1tvtx IN saii viii, Ana Won
ns4ihtd that the original notice herein
shci n VI said county returned mot 4. M
order for publication entered ri the ia I
1852 said @ urt, ~ d thAs uaiess You
esid answer sakI petitt.n On ~ b~far~ ~.
the nsx IT term ~ the said District Court
81 davenport tn said County and Mate
Monday In May D 1859, ~ ur d fsuit =
ci, the petition taken o. Cor feSssd a.
Their OF granted.
Dated Davenport. March nd. 1850
JANE W. PENNINGTON.
ny CHAs Pla,ntif-s Attos
Publish shove notice w the Daily Iova
ecrat Tour weeks scnsecntlveiy
ia " Gil
1 Clrrh % o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05
LEGAL.
n. =. lDlstsiet Ceust Notice.

OsrIcE ov u. .. 0AasuAI.l
Le Claire, io~s, March -, 1855.
IN obedience 10 Law an1 the following order mn
/ lice IL hereby given that term u tha u. 8 NJ.
81 iowa I'll be he'd NJ K~okpt. Ia sAsI aivision
and Dist let. on the first noad.y IN yuas IT.
LAuRAL oUMMRRn.
u 3. 0asshAl Tor the District of lova
In pursuance Of tbs npnii smfnts Of TIE act OF
90, ys, so sppevrd Mach 81, WSv, reguisttoe the
term. the District Court u the Tint State, Tor
the tstrict Of Iowa, II 10 hereby ordered that n
term ~ ,aid Gours TOT the southern division 10
held NJ Ke kuk IN ssid Mate, " commence on the
ug,t Monday u June, ls39
You v1ll awe notice, AMI summon the Pstn ana
0rsnd Jnrlss &C 's''sy. ,or.
| Of Iowa. t~-~S
To laurel Bnmmers, ksq. and John q. Burns
Rsq Marshsl and Clerk VI sstd Court.
march 18th, 1859.
| The s-vesai Devspspers In the southern Division
OF ths I'll tskt OF Iowa vii pleas insert this Aboy.
20 days prsvieus 10 the nrs OF Jane next In shei,
~~ kly psprrs, and seni their bills in dsplicaie !,
/ Shc II. 7. Marshal. ~ the June term Of the Uourt
| at Kesknk, for VAyment.
| tn bi u must be maze in.sTRIcT CONFORMITY
10 The oct o. Congrsss, approved February 26 1883
RoT the bsnent OF al, IL 10 here inserted
For publishing any staten ent, notice, or ORDER
| required BY law or the lawful order OF any Court
Department. Bureau. or other per son. in any news
psper, forty cess per folio fer the first insertion
and twenty cents per folio for each subsequent inser
ton.
-'he compensation herein provided shall ,pclud
the iurnishfg awful evidence, un0sr osth, Of pub
licston, 70 be msie asi ,rni he'd By the printer
publ. her mailing such psbli alton.
The term folio IN this act shall mean one hundIe
words, counting each figure as a word Whca ther
are over any and under one hundred words the
shall be counted as Que olo, but NOS when they a,
less except VIII the Whole statute notice, or orde
contains less 'hsn ffty words"
~ IN act Of Congress approved March -, 1856!
the southern division is Composed Of the follovin
counties, viz:
Lee, Van buren,, Davis. Appanoose, Wayne, d
catur CLARK, Lucas, Monroe. Wspeilo, JeffeYsoI
Mah.-ka, Marion, Pow, shisf Iowa, johnson, Mus
| catine, scott. and q dsr.
1 u,sh "a 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05


hereby given that company has been formed
= IN scots county. Iowa, for the manufacturs Of
'Corn starch" and have Incorporated themselves
under the name and style Of the
"Davenpert Starch Company"
ts principal place Of businsss being N the city Of
Of Davenport, lows.
The general nature Of the business 10 ~ msnssac.
tufe Of corn starch.
Tue amount Of capital stock auahOsisod = Alty
thousand dolla.s (150, o00)-to comusnce businecs
When twenty thessenA dollars (ooo.ooo) ere cub.
ser1ee1 to hs capitol stoob,
~ corporation 70 30 commence on the Q6th day
Of March 1859, and continue for tvsnty yesrs,
~ husine TO b managed ana controlled By i've
oirsoeuss, eleeosd onauslly On the Arst Nonday n
Hay, enc o. whom y BE- President; and ~ s1.
Ploy such agents - nay - necessasy
ne highest amount Of indebtsdncss n any ona
ne 70 Witch the corporation may suAiest itssls
ehe'l nOe sDceed 90, 90.
HrtvaAe properly Of stocAh Mara "a h sre~rA
fro0 IL corporate 0ebts.
Pr ths ensuing ysar Wn. Allsa h essslsa Preaa.
dsas, ~ =. =. Mitshis, Secretary.
nch1o det-vet -e-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05

In District Court Of Scott County.
James Tuft, vs Elizabeth Smith and John Smith, her
husband, 20 called because their real names are
unknown.
To said defendants:
VOU are hereby notified that on or before March
i 96th, 1852 theIe will be on nle In the once Of
the Clerk Of the District Court Of 0kOtt county pc
In block thrty-tvo 1872 In the city Of Davenport,
Scott county Iowa, and more particularly described
- foliowp, to wit: Commencing ct the southeast
corner Of said lot running thence north about forty
shout forty lol feet thenor eass eishy so, fss, to
the place Of beGinning because the purchase money
for said premises paid By said plairtia and the
title thereto taken IN the name 81 Martha 4. Tuft,
tha 4. INIT VA merely trustee for PLAINTIFF; and
aid Martha 4. TAN being decd, the said Elizabeth
her daughter. and the said John. whose names
unkno IN, sde parties defendant-the said Blz.
sbeth being the heir Of said Martha, and the said
Johs, husband Of the said elisabeth.
And unless you appear 1t the nsxt term OF the
District Court OF Scott county, TO BE- holden at the
Court House In Davenport, on the nrst Monday Of
May, \ 1859. ct Ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and
answer sad peeitlons the same will be taken con-
fessed. and decree made Is prayed for in said pc.
titton
PLU4BR 4 VAN HOSEN,
Plsinii6's Attorneys.
Il being msde to appear 70 me, BY anldavit, tina.
the above named dofendsnts cannot be found in the
State Of Iowa, that Of sction exists against
them and thst they are proper parties to artton
relating to real property In this Htate-to which
said defendsuts claim interestit Is ordered that
the above notice be published for four weeks In the
Daily Iowa State ID imoorat and th.t copy Of said
notice and petition be forthwith deposited In the
Post cce, directed 70 said desndsnts, At their rss.
idence. CHARLES WRSrON.
mc,i28 dlw Co Judge Of Scott %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05
SheriH',S Sale.

rH' o c on sso. the sd D1'' . Court
DY virtue Of a special execution issued from the
ID once Of the Clerk OF the District Court OF Scott
County, State OF IOsa In favor Of Hans r Lag ,
pisinti1, and against Peter Kuh, defendant, dated
dated 26th March, 1859, and to me directed, com-
nanding me that Of thc real estate hereinafter de-
scribed OF the said defend ants make to be
made the sum Of four hundr d and eleven dollars,
with interest and costs; and by virtue OF sal spe-
cial execution have levied upon the following de-
scIbed real estae. situated in Scott county, Iowa. to
Wit: Part Of lot two (2 In block twen.yfour Gay IN
the town Of Davenport, In Scott county, Iowa. more
particularly described Is the north twenty feet Of
lot two (s in block ~ entyfour Gay in the city o!
Davenport, in . in county.
And hereby give public notice that shall o6eY
for sale as public onto at the Court House in tbs
city Of Davenport, in said county, on Saturday the
3Oth Day Of April 1859, At the hour Of three O'Clock
therefor In cash, the above described property,
suc mt thereof TO satisfy the above debt, with in
Dated this 18th day Of March. 1859.
II. LEON AID,
mch3O Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa.
Shes.iH'S Sale.
sr4T n,, O. the p:us, Court
DR. virtue Of an Execution issued from the III ,e of
ID the Clerk Of the District Court OF Scott County,
state Of Iowa, in favor Of Marine Railway Company
and against steamer Kentucky No. 2, dated March
18TH lSoS, ana TO me o1rcofe1 COMMANDING me, that
BY sale Of the steamer Kentucky No. 2, 1 make or
cause TO be made the sum Of ten hundred, seventy
nine and 66lOO dollars it'll interest ana COSTS aud
by virtue Of said execution levied upon the follow
Ing described personal property. to-wt The steamer
Kentucky No 2. And hereby give public notice
that sha. offer for sale At public outcry At the Ian
ding In the Asss lppi river 1t the city Of LeCaire,
oft Co., lows Friday the 22d day OF April, d
1885, At the hour Of O'Clock p. OF said day to the
highest and best bidder therefor In cash, the
described property or su0cien thereof to satisfy the
above debt, with interest and costs
Dated the 18th day Of March, 1859
H LEONARD,
mch23 Sheriff Of scott County, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05

JULIUS CuEORBROU0H


MOULD respectfully inssvn The iuhsblsauts q
W Davenport and vielnity that be hes opened -
Once directly cyes The Dsvsapovt Gas o. =. !. Me-.
Tor The transaction q nsehansal snd Operative no.
elstFy IN sll its bsanches Having seesvsd tnstSuo-
tns IRON, and dusing ~ rest ysos bseaa saooa1ed
With, one Of the moat able psaetioaes In he uAs, 10
Seoe ooneoeoe thet Any 0peyatons eotsuo ID 70 him
VIII be execueel % eoselal and skiilful manasv
ae W = usoss s:vgy = saev any VITO nay favor
the highest chsssetssj ed would invits TIE nos4
critical s9anssas1ee upeu 81 WORT committed - BIZ
hands. All operations Pegtglsre6 aaA woyranted-
Ne oelteots share Of The public po1gooaDA oaA eakO
D,ssssrsin ssh0ittins ~ Se.iovins sssslnsaiai:
NEW Loupou. OF. =, 1851.
THIS nay certify that u. ]. CheecosoaGA ~ been
pupl q nine - ~ etelv Of DsoAistry, anA that
1ssass ~ 80 ysss. = - eRstsa VIII = u -
ecaedsnes, sad clsdsally ssesnasal M = aay
wisnne sucA Services - those Of sssef1l aadskili
tul Dental Opssator. Wv. oHuvvJDLD.
And also - sssssF1ag 70 nsssss.
80 i.: = ss''''' b. s. ~. . :Ia:s
=. 1 81. ''''' - go s..s.s....
" Browne. Dy " y o1ed1as1,
Dr. ss...vs, IND Isnsvs.
Had r oonnon, Dr. DoksY.
DR. WltAerwax, nDv 0aoso.
WI 0usiey ~, Msoss Osok 3 0aso0A
1sv . 2 Paslssd. Do 1rus,
A. nes!ew - VA ns.ainstsa,
oW 1as1A, Ynssv6.
Hds ~ 49, 49,; t''ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05
SALOONS.

1858 John AtkiM 1883
ID neTAURANT, corner Second and Main streets.
N oonfectioneres, viands, &c, furnished In the
most elegant style.
wedding Cake, Plain Cake, Fresh and Fckled
Oysters, together with oil luxuries Of tho
II 4 III = r a -.
ouliard saloon, most elegantly lifted up. con
oolninG three tables. Entrance on n ain street.
D.hSOts JOHN ATWIR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05
COnSdOm & Yamtis,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS,
Real Estate Brokers, &C.,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
MILL give special attention 70 collecting and
w securing claims OF every kind.
Also, buy, sell, exchange, loan and pay taxes on
Heal Estate negotiate loans, examine land, titles,
&C., 10.
OFFICE, northwest corner Of brady Second It,
and story
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-05

Approximatin9 Prizes
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

whole T1ckets S1O.OO, Halves $500.
Quarter $685.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. AFTER a spirited canvass,
the polls were opened throughout the State to-day
to receive the votes of its citizens. The following
reports convey the expression Of the will of the
people" as far as heard froms
In this city aud Jefferson county the OPPOSE
ton ticket has received majority Of about 100
votes.
In the VII Congressional District Robert NAL
lory, the Opposition candidate has probably been
elected over Thomas H. Holt. the Democratic NOM
ince.
The returns from the interior are IA yet too
meagre for any conclusion to DO formed from
them.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. l.-Midnight-As far as
heard from in Ashland District, the vote ia close.
In the Fifth Congressional District, John Y.
Brown, on the regular Democratic ticket, is prob
ably elected over John ii. Jewett, independent
Democrat
Meagre returns from the Second District, show
n large Opposition gain. Messrs. jackson (Opp. J
and Peyton lDem.) are the candidates for Con-
gress in that District.
In the Seventh District. Mallory has 900 major
ity over Holt, for Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

pressed. - they bad eohsdeusIy sspseisd soon 70
bavs an oppnstunisy Of balancipk accounts With
he sliss Had the war lasted I'll the fall of the
ysar. It Isp.ssihls; and ssen pFebable. thai tie
E9psror woaid have lnst yenetia a. veil as Lou,-
bsrdy, bat II Il an andeniab.e fact that the Aus.
friaa army hes alnort recovered lts original
strength and eenf.iencs. During the first few
days after the battle II Solferino the troops were
much cast down. but they recovered their spirits
when some oftheir commanders were removed and
werfulreinforcement arrived in the camp
Terms Of tho Treaty.
The Debats thus states what il coneeives 10 lc
the most probable arrangements NJ the Italian
states under the New organizati n.
A comparison Of the despatch by. which the
Emperor Napoieon made the bases Of peace adopt.
ed ut villafranca. with that by which the Empe-
ror Of Austria communicated the same event "a
his subjects. gives complete idea Of the Eipula
tions made by the two sovereigns. While inf,rm
ing US that Austria IL ~ retain Yenetia. tbs
French despatch did not indicate what would be
the new frontier between Piedmont and Austria
The Austrian despatch mentions the line Of the
Minco. which removes all uncertainty as to tbs
fate Of The Peschera and Mantua. which remain
in the hands II Austria. The French despatch
said nothing about the .duchies. and the Empc
ror's proclamation ~ the army Of Italy only alu
dcd 10 them ia speaking of the governments which
had kept aloof from the mvement, or were no
called into their possessions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04
P X.


tH senfery and Cho'era Ma6us and these occurring
when absent from home are very unpleasant PERRY DAUn
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER aw,s be relied upon In such
cases AS soon as you feel the ,mom take one teaspoonfa
In gill Of new milk and moasses lind gill Of hot water stir
well together and drink hot Rept the dose every hour until
reesed If The pains be tthe the bowels and back
with the medicine, clear.
In Vt Ashmd and fhttistd teaspoonful gill
Of hot water sweetcned well with nasscs bathc throat
and stomach faithfully with the mucnc clear.
DIR. Sweet takes the sfeness Of
ting faster than anything he APPLIED
Fishermen 0en exposed to 1urs by having their skin
pierced with hooks and Inns Of A he much relieved by
bathing with little of the Pain Ker accident
in this The anguish abaed; battle
once In i've minutes three Dur times and you will sell
dom have any trouble
The bites and scratches of dogs cats cured by bath
Ing with the Pain Killer clear beat has been
ise by applying this medicine the accident
iLlAl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

The Milwaukee News has abandoned Douglas
to his fate. In al article accounting for the late
defeat in. Wisconsin, it declares its intention to
oppose the "Judases who have betrayed comoc-
racy with kiss" and tho Joabs who have stab
bed it with SMILE" though it does not toll which
category Mr.. Douglas is in. Tho Chicago Press
says the Little Giant is left free to take his choice
between tho two factions which tho News points
out, but bcts ten to one that no goes with those
who "smile."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

-
soas tsns saEes BIsskweod- pakliskez ! euri-
e. azsiels p Tssasse - asbst narseties. Ths
Iraps< ) sesy issssAy, snd we = interesting
Alssszy : - zach cd aad srsesiy abused
weed. re eesssnpHse IN his sssasry b i'm :
lnsnss. d Europe, % the plains af CASTLE N
Isks iiossn Arrbangss .e sipe and the cigar are .
lcommoa solses among ell ranks End conditions.
In vain wss the use Eft psshibissd In Russia.
and the knoet threatened fcr.ths arst offence. and
death for the second. IN vain Pope Urban WILL;
thandered out his bull agains, Il. In vain James
II wrote his ''Coan.srbla.se 70 Tobacco" Oppo.i-
siticn only excited more general attention to the
plant awakened curiosity regarding Il. and pro-
NOTED IT. consumption. So In the East--the
priests and Saltans Of Turkey and Persia. declar-
cd smoking sin against their holy religion. yet
nevertheless the Turks and Persians became the
greatest smokers In the world In Turkey the
pips is perpeiuay in the MOUTH in India all clas-
ses and both sexes smoke, In China the practice
lie 90 universal that 'every female from the age Of
eight or nine years. wears A. an appenda q to her
dress . small silken pocket. 70 hold tobacco ind
pipe" It is sven argued by Palas that ma ex-
tensve prevalence Of the practice In Asia. and os-
pecially 10 China, proves the use Of tobacco for
smoking to be moro ANCIENT than the discovery uf
the New World. "Amongst the Chinese" he
says. "and amongst the Mongol tribes who had
the most intercourse with them. tho custom Of
smoking IL so general, so frequent. and has be-
como 50 indispensable luxury; tho tobacco purse
affixed 10 their belt 80 necessary an article Of
dress the form Of tho pipes, from which the Dutch
l. ~ = r a. -. .s..,
inal; and lastly the preparation OF the yellow
leaves, which are merely rubbed TO pieces and
then put into the pipe, 50 reculiar-that they
could not possibly derive all this from America
by way Of Europe, especially as India. where the
practice Of smoking 10 not 40 genera, intervencs.
Tho largest producers rs we'll MS tho greatest con-
sumors Of tobacco, are the people Of the United
Statcs--tbe crop Of 1850. according to the last
census amounting to two hundred millions Of
pounds One Of the remarkable circumstances
connected with the history Of tobacco s the rapid.
ity with which its growth and consumption have
increased. in almost every country since tho dis
covcry Of America In 1862. the quantity raised
in Virginia-the chief producer Of tobacco on tina
American shores Of the Atlnntc--was only sixty.
thousand pounds; and the quantity exported iron,
that colony in 1899, only one hundred and twenty
thousand pounds. In two hundred and thirty
years. tho product has risen to nearly twice ny
many millions Tho extension its use in Great
Britain may be inferred from tho fact tina, in 1850
the total expectation from tho United Colonies Ia
England was one hundred and twenty thousand
pounds-whereas II now averages about thirty
millions pounds annually. To this might be adj
ded the oont,aband, IA the heavy duty Of three
shillings per pound is great temptation to snug
plers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

Hunts Merchants Magazine for August has
been received. containing some valuable sta,isti-
cal and other matter. This ia one Of the best
publications in tho county for tho merchant. the
the political economist. aud the
Statesman II is even better than it was when
under the control Of it's founder, freeman Hunt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

AN INDIAN BArrLE.-St. Louis. Aug Add
vices from ST, Joseph of the Both state. that
band OF Omaha Indians had been attacked on the
Plains by a large party of Sioux, and seventeen
killed, and the same number wounded. Tho
Omahas took Eve Sioux scalps. The fight took
place on the night Of the 23d, about loo miles
from Decatur, in Nebraska Territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

No CuaE NO PAY.--M. vries, the "Block Doc
tor" Of Paris. agreed to cure q provincial traes-
and 1000 on the completion Of the cure. The pa
tent, however. died and his family called ON Vics
to restore the 2.000fr.. but he refused. They
brought an action against him. The tribunal de-
cided that as Vries had undertaken to effect
cure, and had not fulfilled the obligation, he must
pay back the 2.000fr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

I. The Bn6alo .Repablie," Douglas paper. init
Astss thst personal attack will be made upon
~. Douglas' friends in the Charleston Conven-
-, and sdvisss them that they appear there in
Args numbers and well armed with Cote pie
II This advice bs followed, the Convention
VI rsoaably break up ms general battle-royal.
y - Douglas msncsrsy ''Colfs pistols, Y the Wis
Asn - bsstst taks :: Dsringsrs, the Slideil
- sIt ssords, and ths Hunter men oId-fasb-
tsasd llsadssbunss. '.In time Of peace prepare
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04
smpOrtan; 10 Tax PAYERS

TVhNTloS Is callcl To the 9Th sccn of the Ordinance
"A Imposing Taxes for the year SO us follow. viz
M persons assessed with Taxes under this Ordnance shall
pe emitted !" deduction ~ Five per the amount Of
such assessment upon paying sumo To lie rolectr S C,w
Sos d, N, Office ,etween the hours of o'clock ~ NJ and
day Of september Of the present y, - w ~ '''
Tickets are ready.
3ti2t IT poptrsa~-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04
Cam pbell COunty-TO-Wit:

40 ne Clerk ~ tie Connty Court Of said County:
"E, Breckenridge Cox, Micajah G. Norman and Iarkn
b Turner three eeholdes Of said county, do hereby
certify that by virtue Of directed BY Luke Wade
Justice Of said county, day. on our oaths
and sp raised an o. taken up By John Via his land
esay and assem- the value Of the said
Dollars The said OK Of pieded color white and red
with his right ont and M In the right ear and the le
ear size and supposed 70 be Ave years
Given under our hands, this sh day Of July. 1859
BRECKENRIDGE cox,
ID. c. NORMAN,
l. B. TURNER.
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