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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
New Jersey Election.

TRENTON, NOV. ~.
The following is the official vote for Cover
nor at the recent election Olden, (Opp.)
53,Sl5; Wright, LIZA. Olden's majority is
16Ol
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

sl.ss aSHAssfiAi. Oct. 9. 9
8 The. Chinese Government has rep0diated
the treaty With the United States, BY refusing
to open the ports Of Saenteple and Faman, Is
stipulated ia the treaty. fs ..3
{ i-s ssses Pans, Nov. 19.s
= No formal invitation has yet been sent by
France to England, but Count Peregina has
been instructed to arrange preliminary condi
tons with Lord John Russell
Austria and England have both protested
against the establishment Of regency in It.
aly.
The French projects are instructed to ad-
wise public journalists to be more circumspect
in their language towards England.
1t is stated that Buonompagny would ten,
der his resignation to the regency Of italy to
the Sandman government. o. sJaS
Two British war steamers have succeeded
| in bearing off $50 christians from the small
ports of Morocco. argF ~ 55,is .se.8zlA
A general massacre Of the fugitives was
feared, and Spanish army Of 10000 mef
was expected to land in Morocco early in De
cember. IA lit, III
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Arravai or q. Z. rroope.

BALTIxoRE, Nov. 80.
Four companies of u. s. Artillery will ar.
rive here on the Norfolk boat to. morrow NOR
ming. Two Of the companies will take
position at Fort McHenry. (, q, !.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

NEw YoRK, Nov. go.
3, Higgins q Cos Carpet Factory on 43d
street was destroyed by fire this morning
Loss $t00, 600. Twelve hundred hands are
thsOwn cut " snp5oy yhsnt s. $500
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The arrest of three persons at Martinsbur (,
on the B fillmore & Ohio Railroad, was made
on explicit information sent to General Salla-
| ferro '-..'st a. ~
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
THk MINNEsoTA4. yK1R KQoK
- - ...r., 3
szt - e = - 8 q sSgvsitssa-
State Register for 1860,
WILL IN HEADY ron sunscRIBERsIo on -
on ABOUT JANUARY lsr. 1850. t1 ~
II WIN be book Of about 100 pages. duedecino, iu
small type. equivalent to SO pages Of ordinary beel
print ard VIII exhibt In small space the ssstsstlsed
results Of esa 2sst sss,ss +
THOROUGH sfATIsTIoAL CANVASS on THE

= 4ss
In every department social Industrial and
physcai-forming an imnense mass Of positive infor-
mstou Of the rst Importance 70 every Intelligent cit
sen but now ere else aecessbein any tang BILE FORM
his intended 70 be JHORoU0H BOOK Or REFER
ENCE, the Manual and Pads Aecuss Of every Midne-
sotan. upon al loe subjects; aud, EMIc1ArloH
DocuxssT viii the conclusive facts Of natur-
Vi soductiveness Of capacity, Of commereial
with the rrssistibls logic
o. agures-in's form more edec i've, and imm -nssly
sliespsr, than al the random appeals and vsgu.
net = Of the newspaper aavecsts or the cstchpenny
chronicie Of the toariss's ''issprsssiens.'.-ti
The Book Il, ainsd By the pqbls, Intended 70 oe
con,inusd as an annual phblcatou, and ss spef, 1
in future years form an ihv.ssS astohsAi record IA
which the earreue sseouLss OF ,Ae gear, 10 etey s.
partment of intsrnsi affairs, will be Annually pct
IA, and precise state facts 1t peSa can bs
omparei With the Statue sf another, ah4 laws
.rssrsss be thus sauesd la every line Of moveusn.
In thus attempting furnish the sschiy.s with his
ory the ~sa the data Of intelligent eyi,is
ton, the politician vth the sapl Of lis srguusnts fh
.a tor with ,sxs boak, the sm,graDs With quite snt
,h- cisepo every slsss vi,hs manual OF xhlch u
necess is constany felt in the ordinary ocsl discus
sions snd daily business Of hfs the compiler NAV p
psrdoued IL hopes that 81 shess classes wilt unite
sustaining his enterprse by subs siptious sufficiently
iseral atleast, to save him from pecuniary loss.
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Dealh 81 tvs.hinxson Z, 7. p Irv,r~. :, ,I, Z

49, fSDU xOHky NOV. zSs
The venerable Washington Irving died last
evening, q Irvingtsu, New York s.s
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

NOTICE--THE CORPORATE An.
IN to ties of Oneoia, In the Uoun y Of Saint i,o,s
state Of Annesot having entered st the United states
Lxnd ofce az Portland, State Of Minne.ots in synt
For the veral use aud benefit Of the occupants hereo,
according 70 their respective interests the isnas ~
scribed and embraced 10 the site of the town Of neot
10 the County Of Saint Louis, State Of Minnesota AZ
lows, to Wit: r -.E - f..sy ~ s : - = -
rne h.lft t<) Of the northeast quarter fh1 And
south~ est quarter ~ Of the northeast and
lots numbers W and two, ~ ction nu nj, sew
en- ~ and lots Ruinners and two r., Of a. tio.
number egi {, the whole being si,us,e1 In tovn hin
oumber frty Line. (l0 norih II r4nge number f,ur
tie ,14) ~est Of the fourth principal msrida,-,o
pive notice. thai each ai. every De rs n or
cstio or company of persons claiming to be an occu
past occupants, or to posess or t be emf
led to the right or the y su
lands, sny lot block, parcel or share thereof re
quirsd ~ Law to ne, w.in sixty (60) days after the
drst publication OF this notice. in the sce Frederick
A. Burkir CHAM, Re eorder, Of tie bers q,
Oneoa, in the County Of Saint Louis State Ninpeso
u, statement In wrt containing accurate de.)
schption o the particular pce parts th reo
which be shs y, may be resp cv.iy entitled To-
receive, or be forever debsrred there;rom 919 :
meta, nn., NV. 10th. 1859.
Signed BY the Town Council Of the Town Of One
ots"
J. CAREY. President.
"a BucsNoHAN, Reco der. -
~ KDMcsD 2. ELY,
t-e-- Jas. 2. IT. !, SFrustess Il
deco W9t EELs. LaIsON
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FULLER HOUSE.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND JACKSON STREETS
az SAINT PAUL, 9ALNN1S0zA.
e. III. LONG.a.sr. .,it.e Propa ietor.

Il
This beautiful and commodious Hote', not exceed BY
any other in the Wsst has recently been repaired pa
pered, and painted throughout II Is centrally ieca-
ted direct street the boats and within few mo.
nents walk Of the business portion Of the city and s the
nearest hotel TO The Gap tol and other public buings
lt Is built IN the most modern style, with ary rooms.
tandsomsly furnished heated ,roughout by steam,
and Supplied with water from bubbling springs, Con.
iucted IN iron pipes from the bluffs back Of city aud
conveyed to the OF the house. Families or pleas
ure parties be with suis Of rooms on
reasonable terma. t tEgE
Attached to the Hotel Is large and magnificent Bill.
lar Room, fitted up at heavy cost. q r
IN Rooxs, and every convenience necessary for
rhe com ort Of guests, have been fitted up; snJ in
short the Proprietor has spared expense in the
ious departments Of his estao,hment order 10
der the most desirable, pleasant and magnificent Ho.
tel In the West. sfu 1850
Burbank Aces Coaches and baggage wagons will a.
vays be In readiness t, guests an baggage to
and from the boats. Stages leave the House for all
psrtsof the state daily. Guests supplied with good
horses and carriages on the very shoi its,t notice.
nooA0t50
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" single copy win be furnished subscribers BY
mad express sixty cents club Of ten sub,cribers
will be furnished for $780, ~
To any one furnishing paid list of ten subscr D
tions senpy white sentfree. e. sfsk .,
~ Unpaid lists solicited a. early ~ possible. q
deco JOSEPH WHEEL octe y
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

Nors-In consequence Of the late disastrous FIRE
from the time ed sesve. 2 slf = s.I1T Il S-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

"a twin contain complete analytical summary for
popular use OF al 'euersl Laws ps xed e last ses.
sioa 81 the Leglaturs spd o all laws of
anu aH federsi appropriations Minnesota also re
sct og Congress granting lands 10 Misnes0sa Kali
road purpvses the sblins Act Act OF Admission Ac.
Aud ihoroah analysis Of the local legsls,n uisvos.
ing o the Congressional 6rs,t-ths plstforns and Gen
Gai commIt' ees Of the Rsvubcan and Democratic pa
ties, 4cthe Pre- Emston Law, sll oFders OF 1853
anecting the peempon, homestead BILL and other pub.
&c documents of an interesiing character s5EI-l =
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
TERMS

sseE @tASts5s ssEsf III IL u AZ u -
Itsimpossibe index In advance the mas Of facts
which the book will contain =
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

AsCEtLAhkoUS - ~ q s.ss4
g. Il will contain the only cairndar existing calcu
lated Tor the ongi ude aid latitude Of Minnesota.
%. IL will contain compiei. CHI onoog1cal table
the events OF the year 19 Mnnesota, carefully CON
pled from oil The newspapers in the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
II. xse or ,he vgesa In Nli.sousts

The editor Of the Sterling Gazette writes
tn. folio wing note Of travelling experience
in Missouri.
On Mon day afternoon about o'clock We
.tenned on board the cars OF the faeihc
Railroad for Jefferson City. We werr sur
nrised to zee almost every gentleman In the
car. smoking alihoueh there were quite
number Of ladies in the same ear. wishing
70 become acquainted with very ,pretil
lsdy Who sat by our side. We seized upon
The present opportunity with avidty. and
Nth a. mush susvity Of manner as possible,
remarked to her that the gents exhibited
but little respect for the descendants OF Eve
but Judge Of our surprise when she blandiy
told 10 than the only feelings which such
conduct inspired in her bosom was-enyy,
And that che would almost give her ears for
. cigar. Having case full of the twisted
weed" in our pocket, We extended one to
our companion, which che smoked WITH as
much gusto and sang (roid as did the men.
Her propensity for smoking cost us about
dollar before we parted lat Kansas City, ;
but as she was gnite loquacious and intei'i-
gent. We considered ourself amply paid.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
Sacredneao Of Su nAAys

In these latter days, no inconsidera.
bic amount Of piety and pharisaism is
expended in Daudations of the holy
Sabbath" To do otherwise than OBJ
serve the day in the good old puritaui.
cal mode, is thought to be next to the
objectionable sin. And yet the usages
of the church, from time out Of mind
have been contrary TO to the notions
of our latter day saints. The follow
ing references TO high ecclesiastical
authorities, prepared for iu mediate
use by the New Eaglaud Sp;risual;ss,
will be .tauod iassrsssiug TO I'll Who are
strongly inclined 70 the folly Of strain
ing Il . gaaA and. svallowisg . camel :
! !. St. Chrvsostom, whose prayer Is
read every Sunday in al Episcopal
churches, says: After the coDgre.
CATION is dianissed, every nan may
apply himself t, his lawful business"
Hose. y. on Matt. 4. ''saaass8 So.
2. st. Athauaneous says: We
keep 70 sabbath - the ancients did,
except IN eternal Sabbath which shall
have no .end."-Sss Aeylinde Sabb.
p. 1873.
8. kusebiu,. the scclcsiasticsl hiato.
ria9 speaking Of the Patriarchs, says
They cared not for corporal circnm.
cjpies-no more do w.; nor 6r lie
= 4ryDtloa af sehhatAs-no uoas d
bksk !. :; =; I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
WIT AND HU NOR .

A reoFAsE correspa ndent calls the agree
men, made at NillaiTa nca, "the peace which
passeth understanding
GxANr THosNBuRN says that Metternich
the subtle Austrian. once declared that as
long as the republic of America existed
the, would be no stability for the thrones
Of Europe.
Mas Harrison. the venerable widow OF
Ex President Harrison, was very i'll at her
residence at North Bend on Saturday.
1t was feared that her illness wouli prove
fatal
A CORRESPONDENT of the Providence Joar-
nal, we presume the Rev. Dr. Hall, In al
luding to the recent discussion about the
" Broad Church." says, "the world needs
common sense more than Il common creed"
Hon. John A. Dix is to deliver the annual
address before the New York State Agrlcnl-
tural Society.
SINCE the Spanish war of succesaicns.
(17Ol,) Austria has lost and regained Lom-
hardy no fewer than twelve times. On the
18th Of July, 1859. she lost it for the 18th
time.
FoR the first time in many monthe, the
imports Of Dry Goods at New York for last
week, show . falling off as compared with
last year.
ADvIcEs from all quarters of the Union
where the cereals constitute the staples
of agricultural production, leave no room
to question the fact that the recent harvest
has proved unusually abundant.
The St Paul Times states that Caldwell d
Co., Q prominent banking house OF that
place, have made an assignment.
TIE Boston Herald states that q we'll
known and we'll ciicumstanced adopted
citizen, residing in town in that vicinity,
has been sued within the past week, by a
young lady residing in South Boston, on a
charge Of breach Of promise, and that the
property of the gay deceiver has been
seized to the amount Of $4,000, to abide
the result. The facts in the case are said to
be very Interesting.
JACOB LITTLE IN THE BOARD AGAIN.-,Iacob
Little was yesterday unanimously re elected
q member Of the Board Of Brokers, having
satisfied all his creditors. This is the third
or fourth admission of Mr. Little into the
Stock Exchange His holiness and adven
turous character have thus often led him
out of his depth; but he always pays in
full, principal aud interest, and such is the
general confidence in his honor and integri.
ty that he is always gladly welcomed back
to his old seat.-N. T. Herald, SM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
HOSTETTER'S
3 TO ACH BITTERS!!!

II vie of the f,ct Nh 1 every m'n be. Of the hu
man family Il more or less subjected 10 some CON-
paint, b. sides immune able otl~r conditions in life,
which, by he sss,stance OF little know ige
eiclse of como sense they mas BE- able 80 " gu
late their babtr Of Diet, and With ~ assistance OF
q cool tonic secure y rmsnent health. In order to
cJmt 81 thu dt sigtd 81 ieti, b. rus 10
pu-s ,e Is Ger ainly a. ~hci. " IA I'r Il ice nSu
rel ste e Of I, igS the least hard OF vital
strength an fe Tor this end Dr Hostetter has In.
trodu ,ed 10 thi, country pre- paTation Tearing It's
name. Witch at hts das is hot = new M die ne, but
that has en- tried fr years giving satisf seton
TO II who have us il TLe bitters operate 'wcr-
fu y upon The stomach, bowels and liver, restoring
tnem 10 . h althy and vigorous action. ana thus BY
the simple pYocessef atreng henng natuse, enable
the system to triumph over serse
P1r the cur. OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nausea,
Flat lency. css OF A petite any Bilious Com
sin,s, arising from morbid nsetion Of the Stom-
ach Bow lis. produc ng Cramps Oysc lteiy, Collie,
Cholera horbus, DC, tn, se Riitefs have mo equal
Darri a. dyseUtry or flax. SO gen'rally ton
tracte by new settlers, snu caustd principally by
tue change ~ water ant Diet vi be speedily regua
ted by . brief use Of this preparation. Dyspepss,
. disease viii h ID prooshly more prevale 1t when
taken ia all II, forms, than any other the cause Of
which rav always b. attributed to r,ngem-nts OF
the digestive organs. can bs cured WithOu fail By
II sirg HOSTETTER'S STONA Oh RITTERS Is
per difecio ns the bottle. For this dAesse every
physician will r. comm nd Bit ers Of some kind, then
why use an icle known to be inta,lib e. Eve
country have their bi.ters preventative OF dis
ease and strength ming u he system in general and
among them az there y not 10 De FOUND more
healthy people than the Germans, nom ~hcn this
prtparatt n emanated b sd upon scientific expert
n, MS sn Gu nAs stehoeo 10 sdvsn'e the uestl OF
TINS great preparation IN the meaicsl scale o. tci-
eDce.
FEvsR AND AGrx--ThIs trying and provoking
ciseA,e, "hich nAes 10 relentless -" on Inc body
OF man rtnuc'nS hin 70 mere shadow in snort
spscc OF Time ana renoerok MN phys really aDa men.
t1v "set's' you " W, r r, snn "I.sGn ~. ~ M
boy s,,, nv Il the use OF HoSrEIIERS RANu WV.
BITIZRN Further, the above cd dta-
80 .nn, r.. con,-,c'aa 49, rna..a ~, - u's 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14

~ II is currently reported, aud
pretty generally believed, that Bill
Inslee is after Recorder McCosh, with
a sharp stick. The stories tbas the
Inslee clique are reporting on Mac,
are neither few in number nor simple
10 nature. We may report > few Of
them 10 . day or two. We shall do
oil We can 70 insure the nomination Of
fnslee-for Of al the men in Scott
county, in any party-he would be
the easiest to beat. A. for the portly
Mac, he has better bottom, more
friends, fewer enemies, and would give
US more trouble. Neither of them need
get happy about the matter Mac will
lose the nomination, and We can beat
Bill 1nslee blind With only one half Of
the Democratic strength of the county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14


says that seventeen or eighteen boys
were arrested in jefferson Township,
Buchanan county, for wanting to sit
with the girls "in meeting" The &C
cused were discharged nnder the
common law."-natuv.
Ths Journal says there is general
complaint among the farmers about
Muscstine, that there is = great scar
CITY Of threshing machines. o.-
The United Brethren design hold
ing a camp meeting on the 10th Of
September.
Sickness and death prevails at the
present tiUe in our sister city Of Mus
catine, amongthe children to a greater
extent than formerly.
The Journal SAYS that water melon
thicving on the Island below Mus
catine, is very general and annoying to
the Islanders.
The Register says that all the piers
Of the new bridge at Waterloo are up
and ready for the superstructurc.
The Democracy Of Black Hawk
county holds its nominating conven-
ton on the Goth inst.
John Alexander has sold his inter-
est in the Benton county Democrat, to
Mr.. .. B. Pyue. Success to the DEM
ocrat-it IL sound organ.
The Benton county Democrat states
on authority that young man named
Malone, residing near Vinton, was
recently bitten severely on his hand by
a rattlesnake. A rapid cure was
effected by taking one pint OF whiskey
That ought to he sufficient to kill OF
cure anything.
A Methodist camp meeting on the
Rockville circuit, will be opened near
Dyersville, on the 10th inst, aud con-
tinues until the 2lst.
The cars on the Is. d NJ. Il. X. will
be in Ottumwa in the course of two OF
three weeks {; the track is already laid
down within two miles Of that place
and constantly progressing.
There will be camp meeting or
the Florence road, eight miles from
Bloomfield, Davis county, commenc-
ing on the o6th inst.
There will be camp meeting on
the Springvile circuit, on the old
Bethel camp ground, Davis county
commencing en- the 18th inst.
| The Bloomfield Clarion says that
while Mr.. Albert Medaris, Of Davi,
county, was loading rails, he was bitter
by q at.lesnake 10 his left foot. HI
did not know it at the time, nor unit
he went home, when the swollen con-
dition of his foot induced an examina
ton, when he found one Of the tang'
Of the reptile still remaining in the
wound, which he Immediately re.
moved, and took quantity Of whiskey
(about quartz, and yesterday he wal
able to be about, although his foot ant
leg were considerably swollen.
The McGregor Weekly Press, is thu
title Of new weekly just started a
McGregor, Iowa, by 6. w. u s. s. Hal
sett. The Times notices it favorably
The De Witt Standard has hoistee
the name Of w. H. Seward for Presi-
dent, and Cassius NJ. Clay for Vic
President. That will do, Mr.. Bates
You can retire now.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14

'Aly Mother says Koa'n Go - Heaven ."
A teacher in one Of the public
schools in Buffalo, whose heart and
hands are ever busy with some good
work, interested herself, the past win
ter, in clothing some destitute children
that came under her instruction.
One morning, as she was reading the
customary chapter on the opening OF
the school, little girl, whom she had
glsddened the night before with some
warm garments, entered the room, and
before taking her seat, crept to her
teachers side, and, with childish faith
beaming in her earnest eyes, exclaim-
ed:
Miss. T., my mother says
you'll 90 to heaven :"
have looked upon q teachers life
with shrinking. plying heart. l
have thought it, dull routine, its tread
mill monotomy, its tiresome responsi.
bility, too tedious to be borne. Ihave
remembered but the toll, the
drndgery, the weariness. have won.
dered how my friends conld enter the
the school room, day after day and
year after year, and leave it always
with quiet. cheerful smile, but have
wondered, less blindiy, since this little
incident reached my ear.
l have seen costly jewels lavished
upon fortunes favorites with . careless
hand, have seen dreary homes bright
eped by many q timely gift. l have
seen tho eye OF sick one glisten to
receive some trifliug token Of sympa-
thy. have heard thanks loudly ex-
pressed, or seen them g: acefully traced
upon tinted paper. have heard bless
logs called down upon . benefactor's
head. ! have seen lips move in silent
fearful gratitude; but never has my
heart been touched - BY the simple
words, " Ny mother says you'll 60 to
heaven.
have pondered the saying long
and wistfnily. On the street. in the
country, or alone 10 the parlor, or alone
in my own room-everywhere l seem
to hear falling from those little lips
that jewel which b to form 20 bright a
a part Of the crown woven for the
faithful soul. .r..-,
i have never turned an envious eve
npon the home ofweslth. Ihave never
moved Ambitisn TO blisd FAms's Ian.
rels on my brow. 1hsvs hevsf sighed
20 have ~ nans ehhpeesd "a ths
baAs wosld bus I hase laans1 .ikea
|4si q |sss|3 = : :;ss :,':s.. !: !:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESEBROUGH.
Dental 011rxoo.a.

MOULD respectfully info m the inhsh,tapts Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has Opened A.
o0ce directly over the Davenport Gas Go = In n re
sims Block on Perry, bet Third and Fou ,th .
Tor the transaction Of Mechanical and Oper alive Den
ustry In ali Its anches Having =, c~,ved ,ns.,uc
H. M from and during he rast year been asaociased
With, ore o. the most able practitioners In the Fast he
reels conndept that any operations entrus Cd 10 him
wall BE- executed In u careful and skillfri manner -
He viii be most happy 70 show any who may favor
him With call his recommendations, which are Of
the highest cha'.t ter, and would invite the mott
critical exam uaion upon all work mrnitsed % hSs
hands. All operations registered and warranted -
ae solicits share OF the public patronage and tales
pleasure In submittins the fctcwI testimonial:
NEW Lospox, Oct. y. 1881.
This nav certify that DR. Chesebrcush has been
pupil Of mine In the study OF Dentistry, and that
during the past year, b. has operated 9th me- 10 my
ooHddence. and rdis,ly recommend him TO arg
wishing such services o. those 81 careful and ski
'ui Dental Operator. w.. SHRPPIEI.D
And also In referring 70 n~rsrs
Q. =. q o Shepard, Hon T. W. wunams,
= q learned, DR. W. ". shemeld,
aon Ebeneser LAsrusA, G Learned,
Or: Lewis Bette, Rev Danhi Huntsugtoa,
" Browne, Dr. W StohdArd,
ofNew London, Com aleo 20
Or. Barrows. JIM d burrows.
Hon n Cannon, DR. Baker,
DR. withrrwsx, Rev Mason,
VI 0ufley osQ., Aessrs Cock 4 0arespS
Rev Packard, DB True
b Barrow nsq, VA Remington,
Woodward, AFMart,
q v Smith, PMervin.
81 ymaker. Aw Bailey. t1sbe
Nev q ? nAxoun, Ohas Powers
5,s veVrhvsta Jvn 1ossys
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
FORSALEORLEASE.
Fer Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lota In a
Addition to the town Of Port Byron
Tnsee lots are eligible and handsomely Situated a.
6os PAM OF the Mississippi They vii b sold on re-.
Soaabe terms.
For particulars inquire Of Mossrs. Durfse Pratt Z
Oo,, Fort Byron, Charles J. Rogers. RsQ LeOlairo.
o: or john KING,
Dand Agent. No 50 Brady street
n Also. punberless desir ,ble pieces Of ana In
and near the cities OF Davenport and lie Cia!r~ and
near Port Byron. povao