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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees
are superior 10 all others Their improvements
perfect comfort the natural and durability
His unA allied and only harmless hair dye applied in twelve
private rooms, Al BACHELORS, 2S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

Famii les Should not he without n Bottle
of fngers taseless oil during the hot unhealthy
months OF July and August Cholera diarrnl and
ds sentery prevented By its timely
GEO. Il. NIGER 4 CO. Family Chemists,
3sg Broadway, successors to 1. II. Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

eiAhi dnereni he Irsesi s-eortmea
IN The cybe-des hesn second hand piano.all of which
viii be sod at prices TIA, defy competition Pianos 70 rent
and rent as~ ed purchase, At wATERs No 80 Broad
Planes tuned, repaired, polished, boxed and moved
Cash paid Cor hand pAnos Music at reduced prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

balm Oh Inousand Fiowers.-Large supply
just received Also, steamship Hermann, Of
Herman cologne and splendid assortment of French and
English har TOOTH and nail brushes dressing combs Lubins
satchets &C. &C, at GEO. Il. NIGER Il CO.'S dispensing
chemists, 500 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06
CAurch. Az Home ana visit

Chorch- M Home and VistttnG Cards, Nm
veaopes &C. In The silver door plseserrs heavy
silver, coats Of crcsss. cypher~, &C, stone
xNEKDk, s2 broadway corner duane street, csabliahed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06
Der Nicaragua Walker waves

Ger Nicaragua Walker
The glorious stars and stipes,o
Whilst steibteld by his bittcrs
From feyers agues grpss
The Invaluable COEnac Bittcrs are to be OH
tanned wholesale and retail from s. STEISFEID, 10 Nassau
street N Y forsale by all the respectable groceries
anddruggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06
THE TRADE -


C,ToNFCUTTERs WANTED THIRTY sTONECUTTERs
- wanted cut Latte Fails stone. To steady aud
good wormcn steady employment VIII be given for eighteen
mouths New York aud good shops %
py the Custom House building street.
Newark, N. J. WHEATON, BROWN.
no UMBRELLA FINIsHERs AND JOBRERs-wANT.
Ell an umbrella hnisher. capable Of taking charge Of
shop aso umbrella jobber Apply 70 Isaac Smiths sons
A co. 25T Pearl street
ylyANTFD-A FIRST RATE CARRIAGE PAINTER
w and trimmer y 60 IN the country good and steady
ob Call w. Hunts, 25 Pearl street. on Tuesday
iuly = nom until O'Clock Inquire for John r Van
Sthnick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

Fourth Of July.-Amerfcan Independence
Oar Cy Fathers have concluded 10 make the usa. demon
IA celebrating The glorious sh with exhibition Of
fireworks and such explosive materials at tho various city
parks sbs LEASK will celebrate day by selling the
satisfactory has Of Chatham and Pearl streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

Washington Monument oa Union Square
spcnds photograph Of this beautiful structure arg. sze
will be exhibited AZ HOLMES machine picture depot -,
Broadway Wednesday. LOU portraits Of the people
len daily; cost, &c, Jlc.. and 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06
SPORTING.

J,oR gArE-A GLIB AND NAINSAIr. YACHT, Is FEET
long. feet beam, all sound and In good order. Price
sls0 be bought by shares Can be seen Rsbncsus
hath foot Of Desbrosse street North river For further par
ticulars inquire at S0s Hudson street.
L,oR sALE-PRICE 600, A SUPERIOR SECOND HAND
IL double bsrreled gun; Manton, maker, London;
$50 70. Can be seen 81 - Corandt street
ITO sPORTSMEN. GUNS FOR SALE, ONE NEW
the other second hand A. Macfarlane, maker. Can be
at bis shop, Howard street. door west Of Broad
way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

EMPICyERs WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WIFI.
IL find respectable help al MORRIS COSffERT a co -,
Brusd~sy uf Ress street also farmers
&C. At this ~ The branch oce, ss Greenwich street.
Cedar street
vlANTgp-AT 80 BROADWAY, TWO CONDUCTORS,
w two bookkeepers three clerks barkeepers
walters. two port~r., hrrk~msn four
trades and stores and railroads
LOUIS KAUFMAN, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06
FREHCH ADyERTTsEMESTs.

TINE FEMME FRANCHISE, TRES RECouN ,yDABLE
u vouian, allcr gururs, desire truwvcr famls
pour ellie capable dc soigncr dcs maiades
ayI ss capacities Ct es references SAdrcssci
so Fourth street. dc ~ q hcurcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06
LITERATURE.

BUCHANAN AND BRECKENRIDGE.-IIFE LIKE
ID portraits of these distinguished candidates Of the demo
cratic party can be in FRANK LESlIE'S PAPER,
ready price 10 per copy Every democrat should
copy. For sae at all news depots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

Tho democrats Of the ward are
next meeting n the club, a. me
Murray street and college place
NJ, ~ : o'clock, aud enrol them.
y 70 the election OF officers AMI
N thu club for the camnaivn
sANDREW Y. McCARTY,
Pres. pro ten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

MERRY NOTICE.-ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY
4 the Haversiraw, Rocland Lake and Sing Sing ferry
boats win from Haversraw and Grassy Points 10 the
Hudson River Railroad Crugers station, 70 the up
and down trains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

+ liberty COTERIE.-TIiE MEMBERS AND HONORA-
IL ry members Of Liberty Coerie requested attend
special meeting at lis Friday evening, July H. ~
O'clock As this viii be the last meeting previous the
Bion Is requisite that member should be present
MERWIN DENEAU. Secretary,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

Pav-eNrTIoN DrcIsioN In case re-
Gently before The Com ssioner OF 'hr cen
esal Land Office, the testimony showed
that The pIe-emp'"r. who wa the owner o'
n farm on winch he resiced IN TIE same
township N which the tract claimed Is SUI
n,ed. made contract for lis saIt receiving
a po,t,t no " oe he lnice, ana e we oohd
Ear n deri rnnd 'iou Ia be executed upon
the paymen' lh fnll If the price agreed up
on. The title Of tie yend,e beng d'reas.-
HE bv the on-performance OF the c'h1'-
tion. the TO- sirovle VS. =. liz h" "ndeT
(,he pres.'np } ahd he was 'hrrrtorrf"re
such a, uw,or and accuranl - real esta'.
rs TO prclnde hiin from s"9'hrlag r'5A.'
under the PIE clnpiipu M pf > = ,emher =
1911. lne Comm sslonerS ordered 'h"' 'he
entry be cancelled, aud the ptrty rrqElrcd
10 apply III ia. u,ual manner Tor we Re
turn of the plfchasc OF money! wash
inston Star.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25
The sta ndin Of oar MerCh0nts
Ia ll.r Country.

We extract the following from the Ma
o,oketa Sentinel, and will only add that
such is the opinion wherever our Merch-
ants are known:
FRIENDLY CAlL.--We had the pleasure
on ruesda, last Of taking by the hand, our
old and esteemed friend MIR Hall, Of the
firm of Huh. All n * Co., Forwarding and
Commission Merchau'- OF Davenport also,
DR. McCarn, OF the House of Ryan Nc
Barn, Wholesale G.oeeis and Commission
Merchants.
Mr. Hui looks perfectly natural, and not
wiihs'auiing hi severe loss ny fire. amoun-
ting 10 some two Thousand dollar we leern
that the firm are now erecting upon the
ground made vaca,' by the fire. first class
Fire Proof Ware House, capable of hold
ing goods Tor The million. Our ma.caants
and business meu viii please bear ~ mind
thA, this hp.se ara determined 10 do bust
ness at rates that vii and must bs sa'istact'
o.y 10 their numerous patrons. In awer.'
this house is one Of The uesi reliable in Da
NEWPORT. and personal acquaintance with
the fra, warral's is IN saying ihat all g0Ods
consigned to their care VIII meet with
2 omp attention.
The House If Mc.srs RYAN e. Mccain.
ere Of the Ii, avi.s, Wholesale Grocery hu.
s.ness IN export They VII at the :irne
duplicate any and all Chicago bll's. Their
stock is large. ara embraces every thing IN
The grocery lue, as will be sern by then
card, which we publ 81 In 10 days paper
Couatry grocers ami mer h4:.ts Will find
that 10 purcha t OF this House, Will be a
saving Of f. i.b' from Chscago 10 Daven-
port. They al, courteous and gentlemanly
and are fully sat,-ic ;itat tel. prf cea;.,and
general satisfaction, is IA: pr terabie to The
o.d slow mc'hod of h's psafts slow sales
and sill slower collections, Onward ard
npwaTd'' IS The course they have marked
GU FOR the future, aud and al they ask IS L
fair trial, TO convirce the whole people
that they can and will sell at the Chic 20
AMI ST Louis prices. II, them and be con-
vinced.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

NJ. Wsd. argued that instesd Of the
House trying 10 dictate to the Senate, the
sensts las in fact trying to dictate b the
House. He suggested the Psopr'e'y u 81
esl,nx. SO as 10 pass the bill.
The Senate without coming to eoUch'
sion IN the subject, adjourned.
Housx,-On mMion of Mr.. Kelly, . res
oiution was adopted requesting the Spesk'
or 10 draw his arraB' IN favor OF Thos.
Ch,ids for mileage and per diem for the
last session during which he had not il
, consequence OF Illness.
A message was received from the Sen.
ate relative to its action on the Army bill.
; The question was taken on striking out aud
/ los, by ayes ~, noss96.
I Mr.. Campbell moved 10 re'consides the
vote and lay the motion Oh ,he t~ble. Car
! ed by 2 majority.
A message was then read from the Sen
ale in regard 10 III. army bill.
Mr.. Campbell moved that tie house insist
on their proviso and asked committee u
conference.
make a molten that the II MISE recede ant
r.paJd tHis as test question.
N Campbell said II will not yiel
nv point al hi, stage of the game" ~
: CdfriDDPtUr W ~ bOe' w u0losty
Mr. Cobb Of Ga, moved Ii the ious
recede. La,t ~, tot 6,
Mr. Washuure of Me, moved that IL
House adhere 10 lis dis. gretmenf.
NJ Wushburm's motion wao agreed to b
" " %.
Mr. Bocork voted III the ailltma'ive wit
the view of moving a r.so .sisierai"n, o.
: aid no, succeed IN obtaining the floor l.
that purpose:
Nj Washburn, Of Me, moved TO rcco'
sider the vote hy which the Honse adhrr"
10 lis provi,o, a, d I.'y thai motion on u
iahl-. Motion carrr d BY m }o,ry.
Mr.. Sherman asked leave 10 offer RS
luton for an adjou nine / sine DIE a. :
> clock this evening.
MIR Wilson made an Intellectual el'"'
S reconsider the vote h. which the House
!, fused 10 i, sist on the k,.s atnrhi'he'
a, o,nmit,re Of Conference.
Mr. Orr during the pi ocee'ings, s.'"
= House would 'ouhf rss, t"''notroW, oe
der the necessity Of procee ny WIN Ee"'
al legislation.
y X pca'ed unsuccessful Inoi""s W.
- maoe 10 adjourn, hc' 'h" House look
"a short recess 10 await the l,q'sst OF
IA S.nate's proceedings.
II Adjourned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

The Springfield Argus calls upon u' to
believe that AN old lady had husband
long since dead, who VA, model OF ener-
nv and industry, "" was a farmer and had
cleared up new piece Of ground and com
mencsd plou-hins II with a powsrf,,l OK
team. A green stomp sloui u the way,
the oxen passed on either SIDE, end u"
plough sp.i the stump exactly N the cen.
Ter. A word from the driver rouse The
,nb,,i.n of the team. and they took the
plo,,h with the holder al the han6ies,
through the opening 60 qnick thai III cs-
eapei The sharp r.co,l. but was Caught by
the seat Of his pan,aloons, which being oi
new hom..pun, from hi, wife's own loom
held both man and team fast until portion
Of the garmeLt was removed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25
ILLINOIS Politics.

a gentleman who has been trayell-
ing in Illinois for two or three months
past. and whose business tfirss him
in contact with ali classes Of people,
writes to MS, as the resuIt Of his obscr-
yations: ~ILe FnEMoST spirit is up
in this, the Northern portion of the
State. and in all the Northern counties
You can set the people on fire with a
word. The North part is FKENoS1
and BrcnASAx the middle portions
f.. }rcmAx,S and FILLMORE the South
,rn part nearly all for ErcnASAS-
4, 80 II goes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

- nno0ogsoetoa A6a - the
VUoa0sh - sho Coonery1
Hnavs Merchants Magazine for August
contains On article in answer 70 this ques-
tisn which 10 eminenily timely and judi
aieious. It says:
"Of all the causes or agencies which can
effect the industry and production, and con-
ssquentiy the civilization and wellbeing OF
any people, the most disastrous and destruc-
tive II that which arises from public OPP
preston and unjust legislation. cit drinks
up,n saws an eminent writer on political
economy, "the spirit Of people by iniiie'-
ing wrong through measw of an assacy
which was created for the sole purpose OF
preventing wrong, ynd which was intenfied
10 the ultimate and faithful refuge OF the
1iiendless."
The article allu,.es to the effect Of I'M
lust measures on the part Of governmeh,
aud people in parslysiUg tine energies an"
srresting the progress of whole hs''"n,
n illustrated in the persecution OF .ne
Jews and Moors in Spain, and 10 me q
n, lsion Of French Hugueno's IRON france
by the revocation Of the Ed,ct OF Names
.nd LAO "a the fac. that what gave an i'm
n,Ise IA ihe wo len trade Of England was
The procuring Of foreign workmen 10 teach
the English people their craft. The con-
rIudinp paragraph, which we give below,
il comm ended 70 the attention Of the Know
Nothing journals tina, advocate measures
which would efeciusiIy check, II mol aNo'
gs,her stop, emigration 10 this country.
The adoption 81 any measure By 'ht
Government Or people OF III" United States
which could in any degree tsnd to prevent
or divert the great tide Of emigration OF la
Dor and capita. from Europe y our shores
would only find a parallel III rs hisas our
effects with the instances above. Sn IL
VEN 1919, the whole number of foreign ell
irrapts arr virg al the d.ferent ports II 'h'
United States wa, 296 900. II we eSli
mate the value Of labor, the skill, and IN
capital OF each Of these engran's a. ohil
one hund rcd dollars, wc have an a'Igrl"n
t,t,on Of the national wealth IN singi
wear, Of more than twen'y-nihe Ih'iioh-
When we reflect. however, that the grea
nsio,i,y Of these emigranfs ere ab'r-bodle
men and women. accustomed 80 hafd, per
eevering labot-ma1y to skilled labor
that numbers also possess, N money 81 IN
plemeats, vary ne ainonn's of capital, III
es.ima,pd value of e., 20 the coan'r,
which We have gwen Will appear too II
considerable Estimating the vs'ue al nv
hundred dollars less tnan hall me amour
Of an able bottled negro : av', we have VI
enormous sun of 81 ~ ,on, 600 added !" ~
wealth of the United states N .ihs
wear. from foreign emigration alone"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

Buffalo, August. q.
The steamship. africa, from Liver
pool Saturday. oth lust, arrived at New
York on the afternoon Of August 20.
II vas rnmersd in England, at the
time that tho Africa sailed, that Hon.
Robert L-ue, Vice President ct the
Board Of Trade, had left for the United
States with special power to settle the
Central Am"ri ;an question.
The difficulty between the Allies and
Russia il abont the most import ant tea-
ture Of the news. 1t i. alleged that Rus
STA has violated the treaty OF Paris by
the occupation Of the I-le Of Serpents,
at the mouth Of the Danube, and the
non delivery Of Kars. 10 consequences
of this misunderstanding, the English
fleet remaining in the east has again been
ordered to the Black Sea.
The commercial advices arc rather
important. The fine harvest weather
throughout Great Britain created quite
panic among the holders Of grain and
-four in London and Liverpool. We had
advices Of the heaviest fail Of tho week
BY the Baltic. At the close tho tcn'ien.
, cy was to steadier market, though
without Improvement in prices, except
on heavier grades.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

A LANCE DINNER P-arY.-The Demo-
cratic Mass Meeting held at Fredrick, Md.
on Thursday last, was, from all accounts,
On immense pfair. The Citizen says the
procession was two miles in length, aud
spealing OF ne dinleT given on The occa-
sion
TIL .hle vyes three rnarter,
Of . IN lie ler-tr nd ea. q und ,nly
supplied w III vel. 30 X 4 Asef anton,
lamb. ha and 'hsbes, Of bread. In al
dltioi 10 the aoo,- fare, SOM .Csf thousand
pies. pound. spei &c and other cakes, we're
providadffor tire ialies The consumption
~ six shsnsaaa pounds OF meat ard hrrad
IN DIE .rropoffa tnaether wih the pie4
se4, esfegs ny 49, su@sls We reader to
erooo6b)o Estimate = ~ yUe aun-
Il Dseooe yseesne
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

Til. FLORENCE BANK--This institution
IS already becoming partially developed,a al d
small amount Of Bills are probably in
circulation. We learn however, that nj.
though there are funds to redeem all the
notes Of the Pank hat may be presented,
10 other business viii he transacted by the
agent until the Banking house now in
course OF construction is completed.
We have not the least doubt but that this
- . reliable, safe and heavy concern, a
Cook, Sargent L Co., Of Davenport, are
the principals in the concevn-.men who
ere known m he financial world, ~ being
sbundantly good for all business response,
bilities they uhdertake.-(Council Ruff.
Bugle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25
Lost.
Bank or Florence

FLORENCE, Nesrsske
GEO. n SARGENT. Prcst. }. n PAhxER, Cash.
1uvHE undersigned prCprictcrs 81 the BANK q
i Florence, Nebraska, are BY the pro-
visions cf its Charter. individually Responsible
for all its issues. aud will redeem the Notes 'f said
Institution II its counter the city u Florence IN
cin and At eth = Of thir Banking Houses, IN East
crp Exchange At one per cent specie At san'e
rates VI VI her currency.
COOK l. SARGENT. Davenport
COOK SARGENT DOwNKY, Iowa Csty ftowa
COOK, SARGENT COOK Fort Des M"s.'s
c,nK SARGENT 4 PARKER, Florence, N.braeka
july 7sh l6A6-titf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25
BUCHANAN.

The Easton Argus gives > fet Of
eighty one Buchanan papers published
in Pennsylvania, of which sixty are
Englisl AMI twenty one Gcr'uan. The
Frcmonters lrsve keen putting down
the number If twcnty-eigIt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

@ FAILED OFFERS gill y reccived until the d
~ q y pts mber, At ocisrh P. n Or msesdaustAr
sng Rrst -ivc~i bet Perry and Brady sud psvSp
linstr ~ fvUm Third tO tls~ river aud fpr paw s
th- cutters and laying lh~ curb IN 18TH .tr.eH
The specifications can - IT the Mayors olice
Davenport, l7th, August IsS6
Odd n LANBAc City Hngin-es.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25
NiSSOlWtiOn.

TIME Co-rar- ship heretofore existing h't~-~n
John + Milicf AMI Sre,hn Zei-ler i this day
Dissolved by nu;uai cons mt Al persons ind''t eel
10 sa,d ,irm wii piy the same 10 John AAl.Ts Sho
Is duly artburDttto collect the same.
JnHSF MILLER
AugIs.ll eTEPiEN zHlSI.ER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25
Fer Sale or kPaSe :.

VTNwENTY THREE eligible Bnding Lets, situated
L on Harfis,n. Third Kipi and Honicscr .t,erts
will br sold Or leased reasonable ..rms. for Far-
ticnisrs enquire u Comm Dow ~
f,urd,D JAMES MAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25
For Sale aud for Renl.

Unwilling Houses to rent on Second and 1hiS6
~ sts., in the YES, end Of the city.
Ten yaasAse saildng Lot. in s,urirvsni's addIsanS
near J NJ d. Birrcws' residence, fcs ssls % very
fcasonaA'vtss
Two Lot. 81 the Inrs. h-si ri Gnnrs ssrret,-Aus
nnosstrastal River vtw--fpr sale very cheap.
Several valuable Lot. for b-n--, house. asd dwsIl
ing~, on Harrl-'i an.. h2 gsse,ts, north Of Sixth
for sale ycryEu
Ten valuable building Ior, e~ s-r-~d and Third
streets, "r s,la cr-sLi .: nae years given mosg
oil the yu.raRs- ~
L't III Green's A,thtion; d,y,i,rS hovse the
pr, rrisrs for ~" CHAP
w,,t hair ini 7, IN buck Il bou~e, well, and Inn
tprcu, mrni>.
.0nct front Is ~ re, deep cr Nam street opposite
tht I.t'lsr" Hous. f,r ssl-
Corner ,i on NAN ahi Front streets f"r sale cheap
W.T. "a I>,ts back III, "pr,s,ie D. Cooks resi-
d"n'r, for sale cheap. on lanr tim".
West y i0te block 80, IsrCIsr.s 7ih Auditors
house with rooms. and g,osi stable.
lots and IN Mitchell . aiiiiun, and pwcin .
haus' .2sv :ton loI for sais rhrgp.
~ 50 " ~ 7ar "asi, 10 ae'rs Tor sale
ar' i'' ~ Iitieiirs Robinson BrileTs ahlifi"it
~ y sndw /. So !. - n trSD, = 81 for sale.
NJ \. 80 Is ~ ~. ! 81 tlnm county g., sale.
6ncr''s land, - ~ - ~. jrst, nii~ ir''~ pa"-
cni.ttt.
i Is ,crc, IN ,cc 81 II, ~ : =. an ,n.s, rs,,i,,
= mil ft"n city for salr eh'.,J
$ - nr 1eR Az, loo acres RIFLES fNrS,
+ Davenport. f,f s1ie
= = Sofsw sis sw got MN n. and
= "t :, S1t 7 - X 10 W Louisa county All
~ " !. - II RI " Oh. mile from thu
4 cts ~ Mustal itt@. for ale,
~ acres lsHl ~ un'ler cultivation, f"nr"d story
h"It," rotd water loo fruit trees - premises fring.
The ,ofS " ) 2sT 20 R3t, 3milcs from pa,-n
port Tot sa".
~ acres with dwelling house and si,tr and other
nIpToyr n,nis adjoining the city 81 Davenport, fvs
fat
". ofNw siaTs03E 30 acres tor sale.
Forty acres No prairie land, near Walcott, for
sale very low price A5sa
Thirty ~ Land In West Davenport, fnS sale
cheap, In IO 81 irom four 10 eight acres, nne view II
River and Twin Cities.
Also several other valuable tracts Of Real Estate In
the city and country, for sale ny
ALLEN 1 DOOLAN,
octl2 df No. Orr's Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

The Democratic Convention al Citcih-
nat, have nominated Geo. IL. Pend'e'oh
from the First District. and William D.
Crcesback from the Second District for
Congress.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

ExrnAvAsANcE.-At hop at Newport
K l, a few evenings since, lady from New
Orleans, La, wore boquet OF diamonds
pesns, and precious stoues, said to be wortl
$4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-25

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4 bet was made in Washington on
"Wednesday. Of $1,000 that Indiana
will vote for Buchanan. The Indiana
democrat deposited his money, but at
noon on TUESDAY a, per agreement,
the republicans money had not been
put W.