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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

R,,cksuAKDisM.-T cracked brain
ed red republican, infdel, society-levelIer,
who formerly edited g Der Democrat"
comes out in the Gazette, denying our state
ment that Republican German paper IN
Cincinnati had stopped, and uses the very
polite phrase of calling il lie" but be-
tore closing the article he admits the truth
Of our statement by acknowledging that II
did stop, and has now "come out again.''-
II The. Gsulich chooses TO deny or correct
any statement made IL this paper, we have
no fault to find, but when the blackguar'i
uses the language he did in that commnnl'
cation, we take him up with the tongs and
throw him out.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
Large Sales and Small Profits.
Sheet Music.

So ARK. | hear an Angel Sing" very fine
i song, composed by j farrenbsfg
Now what sha sing you" BEAUTIFUL ballad
.un. by Mi, L,t.isa Pynr.
"faunir RO"," lively s.ng sung by '.chfisfEs.'
"Nuw Husbands don't Complain Z" sung by r.
Ra, che.
MAT rimuny Polka, !" sung by UAlbert.
ANYTHING al All, n medley ~ popular airs
ranged by Miss $. II kilikelly
Aud a gtcat variety II other pieces lust received
from III" publishers by
SEPT -dtf $. u. CkANDALL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN,
B.l.VkER6,
Aud Dealers In Exchange,

ID u v G n port, low = :.
Office Grady street befreen Second and Third
streets.
LNXCHANGE IN all The principal cities OF the tni-
Il i'd States Grtat z tain. Ireland ana cobti-
unntai EGropa bouiht AID sid
Notes and drafts III, cted, and proceeds REMIT q
part OF ;h Tniie,. States, at lowest rates OF
TX hanGe
Collect iuns OF nut"s. drafts accounts Ie1aclrs anu
nteriances maie ali pa Is vi the United STATES
Canatla> AMI Europe
Stock. AMI Boud> bought aud sold on coEamission
And tiivid nds collected
Land Warrants bnucht sold and located.
Exchange on Cities in the United ssafes.
Carpenter & yrrmlge, NV York city
Albany City Bank Albany. New York;
Buflo cry Bank, Eufialo, New York,
Bank Of Commefcs. Bi>tun, Ma -sat husetts;
Tradasnian'- Bank. Philad lphia P-nnsylt AHA;
Mich & Mannractur ~ Bank Pittburg Pa
McKim * c. Baltimore. Nj,
;Huore l. Rrotherton Cinrinnati. Ohio;
Lucas & Simpnds = 1ou- Mo;
Citizens Bank, Nv Or!caGs. Ii;
gK swift Brother l. Jehnston, Chicago. lli
e!iS-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
AN ORDINANCE


For the confirmation and extension u Fourth street,
in the City of Davenport eaStwardy.
SECTION l. BE it enacted Jv the City Council
If the city or DdrenpOrt That Fourth sire t. in the
city of Davenport b. and The same Is hereby contin
ued ard extended ,astwar'!ly from It's present tsrml
nation as laid out by Antoine lie CLARE, until il in
tersects with River Front street, at or near the
end the Mississippi Bridge and TO be not less
than eighty feet wide.
SEC. 2 b. ii further cudcfed. That il shall be
the duty ~ the CITY Engine Of said civ forthwith
t. survey said extension II Fourth street as above
specified and to max. proper plat % such survey,
showing tn" names OF the parties owning the lands
pr,po>' Il To b. taken by said extension and return
such to tn Mayor OF said city
SEC 8 Be it further enacted That upon the
receipt II the plat contemplated in said section
ond the Mayor aha give notice in some newspaper
printed in said city, for least fifteen days that
a day named i'll said notice, jury will be summons
cd consisting of d,int"r sted freehoders said
city to and award the damages and benefits
that accrue from such extension OF said street
SAID motto shall contain such and scripion Of
the property proposed to be taken will identity the
sa'noaec"riig othe plat, ano shall b adir SOD 70
the owners " the prope ~ when known, ami 10 all
others int"rc It'd. o.. Tia" lay nti,ncfi tn jury
which Shall have been summon hy he Cltl Ma
shall, on written Hottie, u Il by the Mayor If III
comp nsain e. b. paid In III owners II property
proposed 10 b" taken afpr said shall not have been
AR Ell upon by III Mayor nd said ovners shall b.
In ,r'iance it'll the second s"ction II the
SEVENTH Article OF The city charter and after
ining the ground shall make their award in writing.
which. II not set aside by th' Mayor, in accordance
with the third section IT tbs seventh Article of said
charter shall b. reported to the City Council and
approved by them shall b. binding the city and all
others interested
SEC. 4. Be IL further enacted, That the Street
Gommissoner OF said city shah thereupon cause said
other streets worked aud improved and all laws
and ordinances of said city shall apply TO said street
so extended.
Passed and approved Sept. 10, 1856.
g. c. r MITCHELL,
Mayor
Attest: VIM HALL Clerk
AN ORDINANCE
Providing for the regular meetgs Of thu Guy Conn
| Gil " the city Of Davenport
SECTION I. Be il enacted by the Cify Council
Of the city Of Davenport, That hereafer the regular
meetings Of the City Council Of the city OF Dsy,n
port shall be held upon the frs, and third veins
| day evenings OF each and every month
| Passed and approved S,pt 10. 1856
G. G. r. MITCHELL
/ Attest: WM HALL, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
Manhatten Life Insmra nee COMPANY
Office. NEW YORK. NO. ias BROADWAY.
TmoM A. HASTINGS NEW Music soox

stEit vi Collection ~ Palm and Hymn Tunes
bOlit -tais Anthems, Mt IT. ,ChoIu~,s Ac. adapt-
- /" u us of Cla-srs Private Cltcl and Worship
lint - midi"s by Thomas Hasiins, 352 pages
Pro" ~ zn, 4s single copies mailed, post paid
fpr Na'niiGil Ia any address on receipt " 10 c,s
May lew and choice tunes before pub
shei APPEAR M this work. ard IT Is acknowledged 10
b tn b 81 collection II music ever prepared by this
eminent author
Ais-Thr Sabbath Bell. BY Geo q Root Per dos
-; singis copies IS cts
aucstf ID Il COOKE 60
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

may soon expect To see grand Treaty
Of perpetual peace proposed and adop-
ted by the civilized nations. Experience
has shown that War is nearly alwa VS.
barren OF those results for which it war
undertaken. What did the sovereigns
Of Europe gain by the late War =
Nothing but the loss Of thousands OF
brave men, and immense sums OF mon
CIV which the people are now heavily
taxed To paw, The consciousness OF the
folly of war is creating great moral
revolution throughout the world, and
will soon terminate in the permanent
adoption Of the sublime scheme Of sec
uring universal peace. In this hlstor,
Of the struggle Of humanity 10 put
down the crueltlcs and barbaritIes %
War. the United States will occupy 3
prominent place. 1t is 10y peace, an'
the agricultural and mechanic art
which it fosters, that this magnlflcen
Empire has grown so great, prosper
Gus and happy. 1t is by peace that al
true progress in civilization is secured
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
LATEST CoUNrKRFEiTs - Thompson

LATEST CoUNrERFEITs. = Thompson S
Bank Note Reporter of last Saturday con-
tains the following latest counerfcits
IS on the Hanover Bank. New York
city-vig. female, shield, etc, portrait of
Washington on the lght center, sailor on
the right end. Goot imitation of the gem
uine.
IS on the Bank of America, New Jersey
altered from ID c note Wig female.
eagle, etc. Washington on tn left.
10, on the Sanga'uck Bank, Conn, viz
man, horse, boy. sheep.
POS on the Sacket'S Harbor Bank. ~ Y.
altered from IS. VI. female aud .nchor
goddess of Liberty on the Ugh end.
los Oh he HARRISBURG. Fank, Pa. Viz
female. shield, figure 10, etc male and fe.
male Oh the right-canal on the left. I'm
like genuine.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
House and Lease for Sale.

A DWELLING HOUSE containing Eight rome
n and l.. ~ 1t Tor IT. years, situated on the
Bun b tween Brady and Harrison streets. Apply
~ W II. r. GUKLEY, or TO
lrglgiu NICHOLS. ISBELL 4 co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
~ An in,eI,,gep, y.p,l.m man and relia.

~ An Intelligent gentleman and relia-
BILE Democrat of this city. who has just re-
turned from tour III, ough New York, in
forms us tina, the leading Democrats and
most judiclous political calcnlaiors in that
State are entirely sanguine that The united
Democratic!voie will have large majority
over that of Fremont or Fillmore, and that
the State may be safely set down for Bu'
cdauau and Breckenridge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
SECOND DISPATCH.
st I.nnis 5

81 Louis, Sept Az
One hundred more free state men, driven
ont of Kansas, were arrested here this NOR
ming. Five hundred free state families
sought refuge at Fort Leavenworth
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

T The AbolitionIsts down east are
about starting a new theory OF the human
race. They are convinced that the negro
was the original type OF mankind, and that
the white man is The negro in greatly de-
generate condition The aim Of philan-
,hropy now Is TO be. TO elevate the white
race 10 the original exalted condition OF the
original type.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

CAN A juror Be ARRESTED - I'm the
Supreme Court, New York, on Thursday,
Justice Davis presiding, decision was
gwen as to the right 10 arrest juror. A
Juror ia the pannel Of the Supreme Circnn
Court, it appears, was arrested by the ,her-
itf in a civil case. He was then taken on
habeas corpus before Judge Davis, who de.
ciied that a Juror cannot be arrested on a
civil process during the existence Of the
panel on which he is serving.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
New York Sent 10.

The Democratic torch light procession,
which took place last night, was very large.
II was an hour and forty minutes passing
given point
The '.hole fair was planned and carried
out under the supervision Of Capt Rvnders.
PresIden, of the Empire Club, and Grand
Marshal Of the occasion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

cyThe following is a list in part of
the distinguished Old Line Wings of
MARYLAND who have declared for Buch
anan and Breckenridge
UNITED STATES SENATORS. James
A Pearce, Hon. Thos. q. Pratt.
Elk UNITED STATES SENAToRs.-HOn.
Reverday Johnson, Hon E. F Chamb ers.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS- Thomas J
Bowie.
Elk. MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.-Ho w.
Cresfeld, Hon. Isaac d Jones, Hon. Jo-
seph s. Cottman, Hon. Edward Long,
Hon Alex Evans, Hon John e. Franklin.
STATE SENATOR Hon. GEO l. GATHER.
Ex-STATE SRNAToR.-Hon. John G..
Groom.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
SPECIAL .v'OTxCE
TO New York l. Boston PASSENGERS.
- Hours Saved
By TAKING TIE
New York 4 Erie r. L.

Passengers taxing M 70 " Tram Oh Michigan
trlii al kaiiCrad NJ Chicago, sgW AT Susp nslun
BTidss. 100 NJ -aAi day and connect eSciusiue-
Iy with tn NV YORK Mi. K-iitpai arrive In
Nv Yurk CITY a. dag Al y 15Pn.
SEVEN HOURS and Twenay MloWeeo n dd-
rance Of any other Route
Pass myers taxing III A. y ~ train "a, Michigan
g btrai Railroad ean ct through by NisgafA Psils
kDr airD by III N,sih SLor liIe " steaInb .ais to
Buff, ing III tim fuI 5 % A Il train on The
Dew York h T. H. Railroad, arriving in New York
sam evening at yPM
ONE HOUR saa Tweniy Miauses IN advsMrs
Of the Aitdny route
Passenger taking the D a. N train an the Mich.
Sou hem connect at TIL Ill With st"aLibyat drcI 10
BufYo and army time for The 81 Stesmb At
Expire, tran. un III SYkEi R.ilr,ad arriving
in NV Yak ~ ii..5 va.
SIX mol Rs in odvance n Tie Albany route
Pass.nger- taking u I, rs train cii ID"
meet NJ Duf XIX WITH the a 81 g An Oh The +
Eri- Ralif ad arIeing At New Yok al 3 OPN
on nOtR and Twenty minutes In ads1Wse
ofdny oM~r route
Pas n2efs aymg Chicago saturday 3 90 a NJ on
Micli Cuts Raj rad viii arrive In New Yo,k
city sunday 2,s5 Pm
NINETEEN HOlRSin advance Of tAs AIbssv
route
Trains iron. Duakirk Buffalo and EissAia Fan. On
N.Y. E,ie Railroad make direct connt ctions With I'll
train sviug Chicago ior tn East runuiug through
.irrti tD Nv York with 10 cha than any other
ryute.
E1-Pass.ngsr> musi lie particular 20 purchase
TICK va YAK ~ N Railroad Hthey wish ~
SIA or SEVEN HOURS In fine aUd 90
Though siinu' lay.
n chan p. alu aud seek D AIrr. can make
through n rscls " cx.!iar IN O. niaay> AZ Ats
4. " PETERS, As'i, ~ u agbprn -, Chicago.
sMiri! On Az n. CT se'sad, o.
tausIsdims)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

"All our American population are
entirely opposed to the working OF the
mines by foreigners. "--Speech OF John c
Fremont IL the Senate of the United States,
Sept "a. 1880. See appendix to Congress
slo,ial Globr. vol %. part 2. p 800.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
Washington Sent. 10

Washington Ocpt. ~
The articles additional to those OF
March, 1852, between the Post Office
Department of Canada and U. S.. pro-
viding for the exchange Of registered
bet,ers bet seen the two countries will 90
into effect the first Of Oct. next. The
first article provides that letters alleged
to be valuable, postage in any post Office
in the United States or it's territories.
and addressed to Canada, or postage in
Canada addressed to the United States,
and delivered to any OF the respective
Offices Of Exchange. to be thence convey
ed to their destination shall be register
at the Office Of mailing, on the applica-
ton Of the person posting the same, pro-
vided that the full postage chargeable
thereon to the destination, together with
the registration fee of FIVE cents be paid
at such mailing; and, provided also, that
such registration shall not be compul-
sorry, and shall not render the respective
Post Office Department Of the U. s., or
Canada, or their revenues liable for the
loss of su ,h letters or packets or the con-
tents thereof.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
Springfield, Sept 10


The Buchanan State Convention met here
TO day. 1000 delegates present. Arson
Phillips, president.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
Dissolution.

TIVE Co-tartnsrship hsrtvioro EXISTING b-tveeu
! John y Miller an1 B. slt .sL sss tbs DIR
Jis- we'd BY mui ual c0As Il. -.sstNs iNnse "a
70 -sid arm vii p'y III" .awr g M RULER. who
Is jn> stihofisfd Ia OIL CO II IAN
jIIA4 AlLl.Rh.
Argisd M STEPHfN xkfsu&1,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

Valuable Property for sale In East
Davenport.
1E GOOD Binding Iuts, also two story Frame
j ~ Hou>c and two lots overlooking the Missis-
sippi river Apply ITO Samuel Guy. IN East Dayen-
port, 10 John A Guy j.. Jordan, IN Davri-
port aug2s-dtf
4 RARE CHANCE.
NOR SALEOR LEASE Hotel; faraished and de-
Il irG grs. husin ;. in craving and n0urishing
town on the Missi.spi d Missouri Railroad, twenty
miles from DaeehIsli larg' portion u tn pur-
cha>c ney remain on mortgsge for u term Of
years IL desire For further particulars enquirc ~
this fics.
Davenport. ang 2tiim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

ONE OR Two QuEsTIoNs.-Dl Con-
gress ever lesislate negro slavery INTO
Territory?
No
Why?
Because it has no authority under the
Constitution 10 do 50
Has il then authority 10 legislate slavery
outsof Territory, or prevent It's existence
in Territory?
Clearly not. The rule must work equally
both Ways or il is a pooi one.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12


Mr. Dsosho wer, the ksow- oosh,sg cen.
dids,e for eIector. 90 the Fillmore tick
es, addressed . crowd Of 0ar citisses 10
Tho public square Of this city, on We'd
sssdsy evening last. We gave sons ac-
count Of his spssch 10 she Herald ysster-
day. Since then, y gentleman who was
present and heard the speech, has kindly
furnished Us with the following passage
that occurred 10 it, which be wrote DOWN,
with q pencil, while it was being deliver
3D. There may be . few words In the
extract, that are not precisely correct
I bu, We are assured by several who were
present, that the extract, rs It appears
below, is Substantially correct. Nr.
Danehower was one Of the 6rst to estab-
lish q know nothing organization IN the
State, as be told the audience, and 1t
NAV therefore be readily conceived that
he knew what be was talking about. A.
ter giving some account Of bis cOnnex-
ton with the or'cI be proceeded &c
cay
"Two years ago, gentlemen, there were
10 this city six hundred Americans know.
nothings). know what say to be trse
I ! UUV0 seen tucII uduc0. Auo~ "o>
organized the lodges. had something
to do with the organization myself
Yes, gentlemen, there were in your beau
tiful city Of Quincy, two years ago, 81
hundred know nothiugs."
IA voice in the crowd-"Where ar
they nows"l
~ will tell you were they are. THE
ARE IN YOUR STORES, AROUNI
THE PUBLIC SQUARE ALL AROUNI
THE STREETS OF YOUR CITY HUI
RAINING FOR FREMONT, FREE TER
RITORY, FREE LAGER, and"
"a voice FREE JESSIE
"Yes, free Jessie! They are sfrai
to ovow their principles. They are jus
a. strong know nothings to-day as the
: theye were then. They don't like tn
Dutch and Irish now any better tha
2 they did then; but they want Irish an
4 Dutch votes fog Fremont. They conce,
their principles now, so that they ma
pull the wool over the ewes Of the Dutc
and Irish; and they will 10 it too. I
least to some extent. They will honey
fugle good many Dutchmen into ii
support Of Fremont, and Pm glad Of j
wish one half Of you Dutchmen woul
4. vote with these men, because yon WI
!, thus divide The vote Of the Democrat
5 and think we would then be able
: carry the State for Fillmore. Qu'r'
. Herald.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
New York. Sept. 10

The steamship Calhoun, with emigrants
TO Nicaragua, and privates for Walkers
army. did not get away yesterday, but will
sail this p NJ.
One new death yesterday from yellow fe
yer, ard one new case at the Military Hos
pital, Fort Hamilton.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
New York. Sept.

Milton & Knapp's candle factory. on
avenue A. III this city, was burned this
morning Loss 100000, but partially in
sured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

New Goods! New Goods!
EDW ARD ALDEN,
.NcrrhNMi Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Ready Made Clothing,
Goths, Tasstmeres. Vesttngs, Gents.
Furnishing Goods and To,iorS'
TrtmmlagS.
JIAS INST return from the East. with one Of tn.
III largest and best selected stocks Of goods ey,r
offered for sal in this market. consisting in part of
The f,lluWlhl articles
R!0UiCiOfis.
English French, German aud Amer
i.ah. OF tn finest quality and latest
style of God.
COssissaeres.
Enesh. French and American ..
rvry variety Of styi-, color and
quilt!
I1siiHgs.
whit Mars lies Mstala>se White
Iond II Figured TInseI and cpIor,
liz. Fancy and Plain SILK Velvet,
Fancy SIX ani Linen. Italian Six
q nadine satin. Italian Cath,
silk Plush and faucy cashmerts III
gfedt yarify.
Orss'rOGfiSsy
Black Blue ami Brown Brya,icloih
Union, Whitnsy aud Pilot Cloths,
Fancy. Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver. Canada mNtr and
SAHARA Of the latest imp rts.
Kl0tiU Made.
ov.rc.ats, Oyrr-~aek>, Sar-oaf,.
Re liug JACK u and Talina = e, OK
and Dr.. Fnsk ca Of all qlait-
and >tyie.. iik ,tlN.t Plush.
CT tn Cas'i,ne. e ard Val n IA We I,
C9s,tett, "a & Il ,tb .nG twist
tafp> aHt pam Ia~s inc AID u e
-kia rang: u II and ';utl>ey
+ ~ " 'pi' and o & ali.
E'u, Mishing EoOlis.
Hfukt ~ oaif o, white pam liirlt.
cr,,a aid pans bosom, fancy c"!-
r. Il Slnit, with common aud polka
Wristbands; string. De Orey, cnrd-
I'd Bv IL polka and lap Collars.
! Neck Ties Stoek>. fancy and PLAN
/ Gtavat~; f.,ov~>-white hla L and
| colprel Kill, lin a buck cloth. Chs
| terf"ld Ab rd,n. Berlin Union,
| and German aud Fur Gauniirts;
| sall. N. riuu and Gotten Iitc; whit
/ and fancy linen and six IIai,dker-
| chris; Embroidered lambs We l.
whitc ana mixed merino and silk
! Wrappers AMI Drawers: Wool Mitts,
Scarf. Muilef. Gents Shawls and
shawl Pins. Umbrella, CARPET SKIS.
/ ard all other articles usually kept by
tn tra.. all Of which respect
I fully submitted 70 the examination
Of customers.
An early call will will secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN.
Second street. opposite Le Cisre Row, Davenport,
Iowa, Between Main and Bradyl sspiA-dt'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

The steamer Niagara >ailed al noon to-
day for Liverpool. She takes 100000 IN
specie.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
Ev.a.s.s, CHEW. = CO.,

Gun Powder! Gun Powder!
i \ Boi"s sun WIDER and having "a MagazIn-
near thu city; will havr cori>tany hand, and sch
At lowest pricr, all grads or Powder.
EVANS, CHEW Il co.
CIR P'Tfy and Second str 1T
stpfl-i-((iazette ,opv)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ruR SALE ua REST.--A hahrr co.,
tatptnr 5 tuom- o#i.aF. wsil 80 AMI =
"A acre Of aud. I. mites from town oa ID ia ~
~, str.-t ryai Iinmediat Po--ersi n given AZ
MY T. JSo fAgHEK S.rfnt ~ =, ttsr hoSA
Ind sPi2-dtH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

CtOAP AND CANDLES--A iarg' assortment Of all
- grades for sale by EVANS, CHEW \ co
septic corner Second anu Perry SIS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

Wamtcd.-A oilki. Il, aei - te.k Enq H. u
Atkns,s Restaurant nisrr the h,nk Ut rb abb Bys,
harrow b Co, oprner Of ) CONT and Ma,i. s,sesi-
ang2s-.iti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

Al.o Iessees OF Dubuque and ~. PAM Theatres
Friday Evening, Sept. II, 1856
VIII b. presented Knowles aibtated " Act
C. AZ 11t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

EXAMPLE OF RATES FOR INSURANCE OF sns

f't.eh who need all OF nedTy sill 4 thsiT money IL
th"ir business may havr credit ~ one half on the
annual pr MUM Of Ic Potic- at per cent interest
insurance al all ages from 10 To ~ and Tor amounts
fI.,ln AliM L.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
Trustees Sale.

Attest: WM. HALL, Clerk.