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JACKSON AND BUCHANAN.

The following appears in late number Of the Missis
sppan The editor has taken graceful way of showing
the high appreciation in which the ervd patriotism and
exalted abilities Of James Buchanan held by the
illustrious Jackson;
The candidate Just selected by the unanimous choice of
the democratic party occupy the exalted station which
General jackson filled with capacity adequate TO the
proper dosh.rss faaeon and greatly tothe credit
and advantage OF the country, the political sup
porter and intimate personal friend and chosen and trusted
counsellor and agent that renowned chief After service
Of ten years In Congress during which his influence pa
oticay directed its legislation in away to
Gle the Just demands of interests with the require
ments the national policy, Mr. Buchanan by
President jackson to represent this country at the court Of
Russia three years residence In Europe served to
firm and extend the reputation which credtably disn
gushed him at home Subsequently, in the capacity Of
United States SENATOR his opinions aud influence possessed
the weight and power accorded TO those OF Calhoun Clay
Wright Webster and others OF his confodea,es whose
and character dgn6ed and honored the exalted body
Of which they members. President Polk may be sup
posed to greatly influenced BY General Jackson
recommendation in appointing Mr. Buchanan to the post
Secretary Of States for in the choice Of his cabinet not less
than the principal of his administration Mr.
Polk understood to have derived sound guidance from
the inspiration OF the Hermitage.
enlarged with the foreign relations Of the govern
men Mr. Buchanan added TO the usre Of bis fame abroad
no les than the large OF bis countrys gratitude
before deservedy upon him by the happy
OF The controversy with Britain respecting the northern
boundary Of the United States Territory Of Oregon His
more recent diplomatic services in England command
qualified approval and still subject Of public attention
and interest The prominence and welenrned reputation
for ability intimate acquaintance with Affairs administrative
capacity and energy acquired by Mr.. Buchanan give
him. perhaps, than any other American statesman
those qualifications which most highly esteemed BY
our countrymen abroad in the President Of the Union
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MAGNETIC Telegraph Compeny.-Tha annual meeting
WI stockholders OF the Magnetic Telegraph COMPANY, w
for the ensuing ear hnd
business come beafe i
conpauys Office, PhadePhia 80
day afternoon,
"'' - - = JOSEPH SAILER,
-. a.
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translator 10 the Departmental State, respectfully tenders s
public tho Of claims agnst
foreign foreign especial
~ spanish French Portuguese, Itniun Gentlemen engaged
against foreign other
wise requiring faithful and reliable TRANSACTIONS Of legal docu
uues, grants laws dcerees &c WI hnd IN
undersigned guarantee for Gdey ~
of ID and technical phrases which long prac
throughout the Union DESTROYS 20
obtain ranslaons Of fosn books, literary OF legal WIZ
tasappy the underRned and may rely
upon being promptly and satisfactorily executed
For further particulars apply 70 . ..,.na
rieef between washington city y. &,
June 2i--dy
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election OF this bank for the year
ensuing will be held a, the banking house on o
day, 7rh day OF July next. 49,.
Ths pos viii opeu O'Clock, aud close O'Clock, y
NJ ~ O' " ~ RID. SMITH,
Inn. Cashier.
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wiilards' Hotel.

wiilards Hotel
j. q. h n. a. WILLARD,
PennsglraHia and FowtssniA street,
Washington, y. q
Jan diaC
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United states Court OF Claims.
CARD.

THE Undersigned Devercut, Of New York city and NJ.
Thompson Of Washington ID. C attorneys and eoanelors-
The claims credit
orso government, ia the Court Of Claims.
They will cooperate immediate aud careful attention 10 bust
Washington be Entrusted 10 their
by gentlemen Of The profession and cainnn in Tie city OF New
York, elsewhere in any part OF the Union. ssg
They consulted time, personally or BY letter. either
New York Washington. Particular information claims
which before Congress
apple by The parias interested
JOHN q. DEVEREUX,
No. 81 Broadway, Vail street, New YORK city.
~. t9 NJ. THOMPSON, L. n
Washington CITY,
N. B-J Dcvereux commissioner Of the Court Of Claims
Jan 3.-3awtff (fntel.l
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HENRY X. CRAIG.


Integencer Richmond Enqnirer En-
will publish the above 2d july
Of the containing be the Ordnance Once
w bill. June 2f--2awrl3Iuy.
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OFFICE OF THE COSsoLIDATED IOrpERIFss
or MARyLaED.

The following the drawn numbers Of Maryland consoda-
ted Lottery for the benefit of Pohomoko River &c. class " drawn
june 81 1855
III 10 IS 8 80 40 % 80 Al IS
The following drawn Of Grand CONSOLIDATED
Lottery OF Maryland consolidated lotteries
Mary land, class X, drawn June 49, 1856
40 20 30 90 2 90 so 81 IS II II 20
following drawn Of Patapsco
Lottery, class 1870, drawn June rs, le56:
10 10 c. 0 l3 sc 40 81 "a % 81
The following numbers OF Pntapsco
Lottery class l6l, drawn June 30, le56;
20 62 45 81 % SO 10 "a "a 46 43 40 8
R. FRANCE s. CO., Managers
d, II. McPnAtI, Commissioner.
2--ft E. +. T. +. ~ + Fl r. .
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A Sonln DoG.-A Philadelphia paper says;

|" A lad named Charles Martel, while bathing in the
Schuylkll Friday afternoon, narrowly escaped being
drowned He, with number Of Companions, went into
deep water and being of all the most Unable to swim he
sunk twice When he again rose large Newfoundland
dog which had accompanied the party, seized him by
single article Of clothing which he WORE and sustained the
body until assistance rendered"
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GREAT FREsHET--They have had unprecedented
freshet in the upper Minnesota valley. Villages were
drowned and considerable property destroyed
The country in the vicinity looked like vast lake In
night large tracts oyerfowed to sufficient depth to
float the largest steamers Of the Mississippi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

CO-PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.
NE the undersigned, have this day associated ourselves
w In partnership In the business Of Paper Manufactur.
ing and Dealers in Paper and Betting The business will
be conducted under the firm Donham Gilberson
n. C. BoNHAM,
c. II. GILIERSoN,
June 18Th, 1856. a. O. AoHsoN. is,4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

Groceries.
S0 SACKS prime Rio Corec;
cO ~ half chests GunpoWdyr TSaE,
6 do Young IIysp.
do Black = various Eradesf
Pine Crushed aud Pulvcrized Sugars
Just received and for sale nv
ALIEN TURNER,
Ju8 Nan St. WhsrI.4c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

LNREsn ARRIVAL
II IS Sacks strictly prime RIo Coffee
IL IIhdS Prime Sugar.
10 Bbls Powdered Sugar,
10 do Crushed do
do Soft Crushed do
Is nblS Golden syrup MoIasses,
go Sacks One Eastern Salt,
10 Boxes Raisins,
CasE yante CurrantE,
IS Bbls No, medium Aiaclral
40 Boxes smoked Herring,
10 Kegs Sup Carb Soda,
10 do Soda Saleratus,
Just received and for sale By
sep1s ALLY Nam aeRS SEE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28
INSTANTANEOUS.
HATS -NH9 GlA rs.

TTTEhHve day receive dbae neslnnd beau
w tisllkssOrtusen5so HAS Ind Gaps hrUasht
most fashionahls fai SahA made in me cas-
9toQupCiseS IN part be f6lItEfhE ki1dE: III &
Ge1es NO=3 SIR NdlAn HAS, light elhst5s made by
the b htts East and strict accordance with
aerS- black beaver, otter sesl &c ke
Know uthihg and white and black SOft Rur and
Woo Hats OF every color. eriGil5y and price 8
Also
GAYS Of every description and Of ts recent tyleS,
such se SevSdn- Enuz Sosl Py=enese, PtrNua. Ca
nadlae, fnssHn EnEt Washington, and Consolidation
CHpstd al other kinds IN abundance, which VIII lie sold
lSe thar Goods Of these kinds before
z4ils cura15unity
CdneHi Hass and CAPS kirds lust received from
she moss fashionable houses in New York
CazTset BaEs, FuTs and Gloves always hand
An persons repository invited TO can
anime magnificent Stock a Goods before purchasing
faTtidiuus
Netting YIN be part End Hee0r1no-
date numerous patrons.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS
If you wish ythnE way Hats Caps inst give
as CALI VIII thai WI sen Eou goods
Low they be get any Philadelphia
and on the favorable terms.
nv s D. HARPER soS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28
New Arrival
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.

FROM Tide EASTERN CITIES.
Al opening superior Family Groceries, just re-
eeYed from the Eastern cities, and selected with the
other things this arrival embraces: Dr. III
ElO and Java C6f-es, hest qualities;
Green and Black Teas, superior; ..
Fresh Msckeral, No. !, in kits;
." No. g
Salmon, No. l, in kits very fine;
No. l. in ticrces;
Pickles, in Jars, assorted:
Jelies, InJaTs,
-ALSO-
quantity Of superior Dried Reef Hams OF the
inc. Purchasers are invited to call.
wM. HEBURN,
te2s No. 81 Monroe st.
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Es4sTgRN ADKERTIsEMENTs.

7EsEz sPRIII DEEPHII
Curtain Warehouse,
~ Se1Ht s. RzAtsdelpsi0, gFsposs tAs sots Rolse
HENRY W. SAFFoRD,
IAlI'oETER AND DE.ALER.IS CURTAISs, MATERIALS,
IS AND FTKSITgEs C0vERINGs.
which .0Isrs n The -l51leyt rusrsss4 sT@-i.as
EB0LESILE 1ISD RE71II
The stock cosapriEiue- IN part, The follovinx-
? Embroidered Lace Curtains; Esft CtrnSeez- 1-'t
do Muslin do Pins.
Dr1PeEy, Loces Auslins, 4. do Bands,
French Broeaies al Sid:s Canopy Arches and RinEE,
and eoISES- ssi. CGraS Tassels f3ITJrs -
Satin de LANES; YripFes C.rfaIr D-onIs r..
D2IAaskg; g. -
GuHIites
PzIgz10 E1yDOE .SK4DkS asa HOLLANDS of
Persons ordering crtair,v1 give the uasasure Of
mAr15-IydE5
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(,IGARs. cIGAEsn-
" 40Vy Gift Cigars:
5000 PrineAdos Cigars;
1000 Apollo -
2,0U3 Fl Dorado
$500 Washington Monument Cigars;
1900 Havana
5000 Della Cruz Principe 80
5000 ReEalia
gu boxss3Tb Lump Tobacco;
81 hlf
Just received and for sale by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
one Remedv Tor one Disease-

one Remedy for one Disease.
0R. Truxal a regular PHYSICIAN stands hir4 Tin
~ Wash. Co. Pal in his profession and a man His
Mr. Robert Mckinley, Of West Brownsville Pa, aged ST.
sent TO MasontoWn IN the fan Of 1851 for bottle Of Sacred
Elxir which performed permanent cure, will appear
This is certify Eas several years afflicted with
nate ouress q G sonae Pain S 3 Sas
I hs oas b t ,s s Gf e, Loss Of aes
great many remedies-Hens Baltimore some
dollars was never brne6ttsd unit used Dr. T[uxaI'
Sacred Eli1er one bottle (which saeetaany
Wet Brornsvi,ls, Pa, Sept "a, 1883
For sale by t. II. LOGAN co.
en21 General Agents, Wheeling, Va.
Walk IA. EEN7LEYENI
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrsns and
the citizens Of Wheeling generally, that have just
AND together with fall assortment OF Gents
Ny stock has been selected with great care from the bes.
New York and Philadelphia markets styles are very
very makes which am prepared TO make u to or
der and At short notice, in The latest and approved
good 1t ssa,fp Is = II ss;s;
apz MOI waEhingtonIIaIl.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
At WHOLESALE
e d now on hand rs i3Ess stock Of watehe; Jew
faetnrers tG ssn,ir ~, ro importers and Manu-
rs '1 EERcS Sfsa 1Sb F PFDLARs
asfteay e T9sf dl ab =. this s5sns
tioH OF the stock respectfully solicited.
Hhzs No. 155 Main street.
Steam Spice Works.
T of for e enSE ss' and ap
hand fresh Of pure ground Pepper Ginger AIlspice
Cinnamon Gives and Mustard, put up dITsret sized pa.
pes Tor retailing which will sell at prices almost low as
me very Inferior qualities which brought
Eastern citiez.
1aye about 800 lbs pure Cream Tartar ground from
the crystals, perfectly pure.
PorsSle wholesale and retail by
ALEX. TURNER,
- Melvdeon Buildings, Main st.
Io2 Wheeling, Va.
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A GRosscherlical Yeast RaElu. p,
l0 kegs Sep. CArb. Soda:
l case Sicily L;quor.cr;
Dbl crnde Sa!,petr+;
u boxeS. prine Castle Soap;
] case No Nut,ne.s;
do DO Indi-n;
. boxes Extract L0-Eoo,9:
do Fancy Yariesaied Soar.
% do German
casks sal Sofa.
Just received and for sale frr
J1o AIEv TT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

"Never knew what hsss hi0."
II is not little amusing to read
the various opinions OF the Doctors As
to the immediate cause Of Fremont's
political death. Hear Mr.. JAS. Coz
Dos Bennett:
"Parson Beecher Will somebody
be good enough to tell the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher that the election is
over, his chance in politics gone, and
the pulpit his proper sphere? Not
onlo did these gentlemen hurt Fremont
when he was up, but they won't keep
quiet still.-N. y. Herald.
His disease was no doubt complica-
ted, and the Doctors he employed
, would have killed sound man.
DR.. FoRD, Of Ohio, BLEED him about a
"barrel" full. OF what he did with the
blood in Pennsylvania We "Know Moth
ing"
That PapSi Bull gave him night
swcats.
Dunhs ll"(a bitter pill) killed him.
4 drove If cows yorcd him 10 death.
The verdict of the Dutch Coroner
would hit his case defnite!y:-
4 man was thrown from his horse
into the river, and was atterward found
frozen into the ice.
VERDICT Of ThE CoRosEk
Dish mon wash dead drunk, und
got trowed NIT der horse und cot Kit
for he was dromn nit ter river, SO he
cot init ter Ice uni wash trozc to tedth
und dat ish my shugment." C2eps
! land PiundeaI,r
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Trustees Sale.

A1ukRttS uu tho 18Th day uf November. A. y.
" lst1 4 Oh. Mrlicg sud = PHI, Mnlisr his wife,
and c II Hell. eNesut-d unto Samuel sylvester, .
yru-' certain dst'i ~ trust, conveying 1" ssd
Trustee ii, aud IN Scott county wa, described ~
fll VS. VII ~ css, halt 81 1T number ~ "
fsastiual ~ ok EilIu tta a. ia Fotte-t DUn's
edition 10 The lily e Day mort also anoti or parcel
of and b. ng a pant Of bot che Il thu bouni.
AND aescfib Il: isinr til" south line OF the
All Ia sad block tunr 81 at point Ireeis.ly egUi-
distant from tn nVrth east AM nuTih-w " corn OF
sid lot % ~ h. north eat corner OF land now
ur rIrm"tiy II James Mr'.uiFe.--th nee west along
south iiue ~ -aid alley thirteen feet, thencr souh
nuy-sryru 90 feet theme" east thitt en- I3) feet
thence ucItL fystvtu 90 feet to place u Ucsib-
ntng viii, IA aid co,is' mai by the sait II.
4. On. Mnler. Sophie Meiter, and e H. Hell f,r the
pos { .raTnv the pai nj OF certain pf ui'ssory
"a tr ~ i a.. mt resi- the en- sign by SAID II O..
On H=e Il y, l.tei the ista dav OF November, A. y.
isaA aud "a ue ii one year ;, the order u n. u.
PIX. f5r III -um ~ Twelve Hundred and Fifty DOL
lars
Aud now said g. having be- otne duo and pzyatls
and IN raii O Oh Meit-r having failed To pay
the sarnr samuel sylNc>t.r. Trustee a. Aforesaid,
do her ety CIV this public notice, that by virtue OF
I'll power which N Ia ~. std BY said deed oftyIst,
viii un Monday, the 2ad day ~ d. cembef, A. D.
1896 the hour VI O'Clock IN the aftermath u SAID
day AT the Court HyuSr door ia the city Of Day n
port expp.e aud cffer FOR salc, publ. Aucion the
parcels Of land above e"sciibed or 30 much there's
as shall lie suiciert 10 saty and paw the amount Of
said note with he interest theron - the day u ale
toget her sh all the costs and sspenses att nds %
said sale, costs Of This notice aud Trnst e. f-s W.
On the clnpi.iVI " such SAL d-t will b" xiv 10
aenrdance with the s,ipulAeDn q Sad dee Of trast
Dated the 18Th day ~ Noyrms Z A. D. 1875.
Hov2lids SAMUEL gYLvtSTkn, Trustss.
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ST AT r n F. VS. .

Coat MISE lIsCovEKy. - There.
Was in circulation yesterday II report
Of the discovery Of All extensive coal
mine, near the Little Cedar, which
was the cause OF no little excitement
in town. The story is that n farmer.
while engaged in digging pit upon
his land struck bed Of coal, which
was found upon examination to DE
equal in quality to any OF our western
coal. We learn that parties from this
place offered for six acres 81 900, which
however, was refused This may be
mercl, a rumor, but as it was received
by us, We give to the public Usage
Democrat.
DEDIcArIo>.- New Unitarian
Church, on the corner Of High and
Fourth streets, Wa dedicated last
Thursday. 10y appropriate ceremonies.
a large congregatioh "Ss III attend
anrc and very able and entertaining
sermon was delivered bv the Rev. Mr..
Elliot, Of st. Louis Keokuk Post.
The session OF 1861, Of the Medi-
cal department OF tn. Iowa State Uni
,ersity, opened on the 2sth ult. The
students in attendance. number seven
" three, candidates for graduation 20.
Prot. Mcaken, from Indiana, Q gentle
man Of much experience, and thorough
education, has Just arrived, snd will
take charge Of the department Of anat-
omv. Prot. Marsh will deliver =
course Of twenty free lectures, on Az
ricuitural Chemistry, commencing in a
short time. The school is in yea
fourishing condition. keokuk Post
FLorp-Flovd. lying six mile, above
St. Charles. OH the Cedar, j. very
thriving place. The river at this place
affords good water power, which Is
being improved. They .oon expect II
grist mill in operation, and, We think,
already have q saw mill. Foyd lies
on the right bank Of the river, has u
very pretty location, and il its citizens
continue to manifest their present en-
ergy, it will be place Of considerable
Importance.
OsAoE.-Wc have paid this enter.
prising town several visits within n few
weeks past, and have been surprised as
well as pleased with its rapid growth.
Eighteen months ago, We are told, there
We're but few log houses there, while
now it is town claiming ZOO inhabit
ants, with many fine residences ami
stores being rapidly pushed forward to
completion. Merchants Of oil kinds
are there in gooodly numbers, and all
seem to be active in business Er.
ST. CHARLEs.-We paid this town a
visit week before last, and were pleas
ed to notice, as heretofore its rapid,
yet permanent growth. We have ev-
er looked upon this place a. one OF
importance in Northern Iowa. 1t
most certainly has 9 brilliant future
before it, The prospect Of Railroad
from McGregor ia certain, and its com-
pletion will be witnessed At no very
distant day. The county Of Floyd, Of
which st. Charles is the county seat,
decided BY vote on the 4th Of Novem-
Der, to take 100000 stock in that
road. We believe oil the other coun-
ties on the line Of that road from Nc
0segor, have decided to take stock in
this road.
The Cedar At this place affords 4
first class water power, which is being
we'll improved, and upon this its future
growth depends. 1t Is q noticeable
fact that oil our large and important
towns lie on or near navigable ~sterA
or such water power.-(Ex.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

The TALLEsT MAN.-James ID. Por.
ter, OF Louisville, Ky, stands I feet 0
inches in his stockings, and is said to
be the tallest man in America.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

@ Our opposition friends who
were remarkably sore and peevish ct
the result Of the late electionA are ~
Stunning their wonted co'nplacency, and
calmly settle down under the decree
Of the popular will.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

@ A correct representation of the
Charter Oak has been made in Hart
ford, OF the wood of the oak itself, and
all the characteristics of the original
are faithfully given in the copy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

E9- The number Of migrants who
arrived at New York during the pres
ent year, up to Nov. ls, is l2s.777,
against lo5.929 to the same period
last year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

The Ordinance for paving bsh street. On
motion Of Aid Corbin was laid on the tsbIs
until the next regular meeting.
On motion Of AID Forrest the purchaser
Of the watch house was SLOWED further
tine 10 remove the came.
On motion Of Aid Corbin the Mayor Vas
authorized TO Gil vacancies 10 Finance Cen
raittse.
His Honor the Mayor appointed AID
Snaliheid aud Forrest, in the place Of Aid
Barkiey and Lambrite, On said Com0ittse.
On motion Of AID Bowling = Committee
Of three. consisting Of AID Bowling, Eyser
and Kinsev was appointed to take charge Of
Fire Apparatus when the same shaIl arrive.
The report Of the Chief Of Police, for
November. was resd and accepted.
The following bills were allowed, four
fifth Of the Council voting in the sdbrma.
| tive:
Eli Adams, Stationery. SO 20
CO H Eyser. work end material IN
Council Chamber. 1895
Smart l. G,lls't, stoves, &c. 5000
T Ssbiey, pistol for Msloney, he. $500
! N " Smith, laying sidewaik Oh WASH
ing'on square, $500
I l. 4 Dessaini, 8 walnut d~.ks, 10000
! Chss Hill. ladder & repairing chairs, 800
I A J Kennedy services 40 police 10 Nov. 81 so
John Malonev, do As,0O
WIN sl.w-rs, do $500
Orson Parker. do $500
Chas Hill, do $500
IT Sibley, do $500
On motion Of AID Forrest the Council 3D.
journed, 10 msst on Monday morning.. DE-
cember 9Th, At . O'Clock.
WIN. HALL, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
VINEGAR FACTORY,
OTTO NI00ENJ.
DEALER WHOLESALE & retail

OTTO "10B0EN.
DEALER WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
8yo,rn Xrret. bsf,oeen Fro.t aud Second
Davenport, EOsra.
IT will b. m, ehdAsor In supply my customers " h
i the beat quality .; low prices. | have .oi very
strong Double Reciified vlsegar. which II psr-
,icuiary we'll qrslifed FIR preserve
NIB Por empty gsr and whisky barrels
pay The highe-, pric"s
iecSfs' OTTO NlSSEN.
AN ORDLNANC t" amend an Ord nancr FOR The
extension Of Twelfth street.
Sec is' he II enacted by the Cit, Council e; the
City Of Davenport. that Section 81 OF said ordinsne.
Il. Ii" -1,-n,nn u Twelfth street. be amended b,
striking out Ii. word, .continusnc. opening and
working" h.tvesn th- word. ',.-t at,ishm-nt" and
~
Pa"sd Ard approved November i9,n 1855
JOHN FORREST Mayor pro. tm
Att-s, wN HALL. Clerk
d-c5@2i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

E- Rev. Joshua Upton, OF Dayton,
Ohio, has starved himself to death un-
der direction Of the spirits.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05
D6asOlsGt6Oss.

r1NHE c. partnership heretofore existing b-tw-en
i the uni, rsgn.d. und.r the nainh VI Allen 4
Doosn, has been di-sav'd - tther party IL author
se TO adjust the unsettled business Of the late
VILLAS DoOLAS viii s,i continue the business
at hi. Real Estate Agency and Law ONCE in HoG-
mans building side u n ain street three
doors below Cook SsrCm-,
RICHARD r. ALLEN.
de-, Silv WILLIAM D(hDItS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

fF The New York Canals are no,
to be closed until the 10th Of Decem.
Der, unless the ice prevents,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

The Second Presbyterian Chu,eh, ill Still.
water, MINI which was just being fin shed,
was DESTROYED BY hre recently. large
new bell which had jus, beer pn, up wa.
destroyed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

TIE ehisf editor Of the London
Times has the ss,us salary with the
psssidsat ogshe raited S.atos, sgs, goo
~ u tAsa sssssap sadsns s,e.sss,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

The Wesl.yan Conference he. i-n~w r.
ITS prohibition If dancing aud card playing
10 the families Of members Of that body,
Oh the ground that these practices are mot
in harmony With religion"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-05

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