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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-03
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PArRIor OFFIcE.

UAILI IATkIOf UFfICk.
Nashville, May 3, 1856.
C0TT0N-Brisk and animated. Sales Of ITO
bales at sale, ll3 at salO.
ToBACC0--SAles at Johnson, Horne L Cos, OF
hhds, at sos, $50, $50, $40. $40; aud
At A. HamiltOn's, Of bids, at 500, $50, ZOO,
675, $50.
BACoN-Firm, with a slight tendency to ad-
vance. Hog round 5; Hams sias Sides siSst
Shoulders ias
The Grocery market Is unchanged.
AUGUSTA, April 20 COtton-There ia no change
IN prices. Every tbingis very quiet. No lrAnsac
lions siaes che Persia's news was received.
CHAELEsroS, April %. Cotton--The market Is
unsettled aad prices irregular and full with an
upward tendency. Sales 20 day OF 200 bales at
. 10 lie
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-03
Election of County Juare.

The election of Judge Of Davidson county
takes place to-day. Every one entitled to vote
ought to go to the polls, and cast it for the
candidate best qualified 10 discharge the duties
of the Office.
A number Of Justices of the Peace are
elso to be elected. Our old friend, IsHAM
DYER, is one Of the candidates. We hope the
"old gentleman" may End votes enough on
bis side to stake him through"
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MeCtuREs ToBacoo WaREnousE,
Ciatlsvfifa Tenn Hav a

Sales by W. S. Mcclure Of rs bids. Tobacco as
follows 1885, 100, ss5, sS5. ess. sTb. 0s6. e55,
sSS $40, 300, SOS. s9e. sss. SIS. SIS. s7o ssS,
SEQ see, sS5, SIS, $50. $50. $50. sgS. SIS, $40.
s25. SIS. SIS. $40, $40. $40. sos. 500. 7es. 7sO.
7ss, IsS, 80, us, 776. 7es. 7so. 100. ESQ, 6ss.
ass, 7s5. TOO. 700, ESQ. ESQ. cas-. ssS. $50. sss.
S2S. ess, ses, Gao. sIs, els. els, clio. go, clio.
eos, 600, 600 sos, $50. Sss, SEQ, SIS, s7A. SO.
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River and Steamboat News.

The river was still rising, though very slow
ly, yesterday. There is water enough on the
shoals for any steamer in the trade.
The Rock city is the Paducah packet for to-
day. She leaves at 6 p. NJ.
The SaLlie Rest is no doubt in port this
morning She will have despatch for st. Louis
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-03

R-It will be seen by his advertisement
10 this mornings Patriot, that Mr.. JoHS
CREIGHroN has taken the Blacksmith Shop
formerly owned by Cram & Shepherd, on Rue
naaderick
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To Bridge Contractors.

DR0POsALS win be received the oce of the Bdrehsd
l. and Kentucky Railroad Company, At NAshvie TIM,
iii the goth day Of May next TO build Bridge Gum
bertrand River for the joint Of the Louisville Nashville,
and the Edgeaed Kentucky Railroads. according TO the
prltng two hundred thousand dollars for consgu ton
The superSructure viii be about hundred feet long
including draw with hundred feet openings. The piers
viii be from sky 10 eighty feet high in RON twelve
to eighteen feet deep al lie stage and the
will be upon piles, put in with cOer DAMS Otherwise,
nature Of the river bottom renders expedient.
Bridge Constructors invited 70 send plans and spech
cations for supertructure Of both wood and ron for
OF from hundred and sixty hundred feet long and
when with wood with proposal for preserving and render
| ing IL hre-proOi.
Propositions may be made for the entire structure
the foundations Superstrncture The
foundation must be bid for per pier the masonry perch
Of twenty-five cubic feet and the superrncture nez
foot Any further Information be obtained BY addressing
The Chief Engineer Of the Edgehed and Kentucky Railroad
a. Nashville.
The following copy Of the Act Of the General Assem-
bly, referred 10;
and the Louisville Nashville Railroad entitled 70 the
Of one hundred thousand dollars eaen to
they hereby consolidated that purpose shall be
entitled, upon application, 10 the Of two nifed thou
sand dollars for which the Governor shAn issue Coupon
Bon Is Of the STATE at six per cent At thirty ears be Ia
sued twenty thousand dollars Of the work shall be DONE
from time TO time"
JN0. l. HELM, President
Louisville Nashville Railroad Co.
EDWARD s. CHATHAM, President
ap2i-td Edgefeld A Kentucky Railroad Co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-03

SUMMER READING.
Ernest Linwood, The Elder Sister,
Rose Clark, Mimic Life,
Estele Grant, Lanmere,
Nellie of Truro, Beechcron
Ruth Hall, Isora's Child,
My b. others Keeper, The Three Marriages,
Crotch Is and Qusvers, Our Cousin Verona,
The Faithess Guardian, Genwood,
Juno Clifford, Jackson and New Orleans,
The Wnkles Representative Women,
The Onyx Ring, Twice Married.
Winnie and l, Home Influence,
Modern Pilgrims, Sacred Plains,
Carrie Emerson, Pastor and Teacher,
Elm Tree Tales, Long Lock Ahead,
The New Purchase British Historians,
Bell Smith Abroad, Our Countrymen,
Peg Wellington, Memoirs Of Bennett,
The Quaker's Daughter, India of Pearl Rver,
Henry VIII and six Wives Amy Lee,
Hampton Heights, Balloon Travels,
Russian Empire, Grace Lee,
Fashion and Famine, Modern Mysteries,
Forrest Tragedy, Lucy Boston,
The Money Maker, Homestead on the Hill side,
The Escaped Nun, Marriage Lottery,
The Maroon, My First Season,
Sense and sensbility, Cora and the Doctor,
The Match Girl, The Old Farm House.
The above and interesting Books are for sale by
ape BUG CHARLES W. SMITH.
Here They Are.
HAVE another lot Of NEGROES on hard amongst
Il them Extra No. man and good Blacksmith
ap3 REEFS W. PORTER.
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sHERIFFs' SALES.
SHERsFF,S SALE.

Y virtue oa writ of yESDToS ExPoEAs to directed and
ID delivered, from the honorable Circuit Co TT Of Davidson
county Tennessee its January Term, 1885, will expose
TO publ sale to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
House door in the city Of Nashville the fifth day Of May,
1885, all the right title claim, interest and estate which j.
Z. Leak and j. w. Page then had may since have
CURED in and the following described properly to witt
OF No. ~ in " d. Stout's addition TO Nashville,
fronts 26 feet inches South Cedar street. and running
from that place IS feet inches towards McLemore
thence at right angles with Cedar street. running back 70
feet inches thence towsrds Spruce street. and parallel
with Cedar II feet inches to lot No g. owned
by said Leake thence with said lot No g. Al feet inches
towards Cedar street. thence at right angles with said line
and parallel with Cedar street II feet inches thence
right angles and strait line towards Cedar the
beginning, being levied upon the property Of C. Leake
to satisfy Judgment rendered In favor Of Henry Shacke
ford. JOHN X. EDM0NDSON, Sheriff,
by T. 7. SAUNDERS, Deputy.
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We copy the following from the SheI5y-
ville ErpOsitor Of yesterday:
We have only time, on going 10 press on
Thursday evening, TO mention that the Amer
loan District Convention which met on that
DAY 10 this place, nominated Hon. WM, II.
wIsENER, Eleotor for this District, A. S.
CoLYAR his assistant, and II. n. IlUTToS,
Esq, Sub-Elecior for this County.
Mr.. Wisener aud bis assistants are gentle
men Of ability aud will make vigorous and
snocessful canvass.
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A Visit to General walker.

wO Our telegraphic despatch in relation to
Nicaragua is "about as clear as mud"
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n WISE "a psrcAsss 1900 Acres 81 Lad Warr1ns
hsssrs me f0A II May, As sAEh tlne stpeci issts
an F ,p 70 ,hs wsslarn Laad Gases 81 TIE pargose q
sslscinr sna ocatag had 0lEe ozn heEaFe l,lng
yosE NaExAnts eissshsFs- \. 9. fkLL0WEs
aua5 No. % cnerry al
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-03

H-TRking our usual rounds few days
since, our attention was called TO several
large boxes at the steamboat landing marked
for Texas. We were anxious 10 know their
contents, and upon inquiry, were informed
they contained bedstesds from the msnufAc-
turing establishment Of Mr.. Mcocmbs, order
ed By dealer from the interior Of Western
Texas. We have always been convinced that
Nashville could compete with sny city OF the
West 10 the manufacture Of many articles, and
the shipment above referred to, proves that bed
stsads Is one Of the articles that can be success
falIy manufactured at this place. Mccombs'
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JOHN x. EDM0NDsON, sheriff.
saI.RIFE,s SALE.

IlYyirtue Of II reidioi eronGs directed aEd
ID devrred fr0m tina honorable ercp court Of Hickman
county Tennessee at rs February Term, 1855 viii expose
public sale the highest hdsr. Cor eEsh Al The
hoase door ID the city Nashville, the SEd day IL May
1855 al righs, tie elzD, interest and estate which
Richard fcl thea had may since have acquired ana
the following d. sibed pr pefiY 20 Wis I've lots Of goond
IN nsdsoR county IN South Nashville, The properly q
Rehard Fell kne~n and designated the plan q d town
lotS Mo- 20 and 81 sngng Cffe street VIA No. 20
fontng 81 fset and iot q s ~, feet and st o. he
81 so feet Rnd running back 70 alley terg lot sid By
d. D. Pat ca said Richard " and Wheh sad fel
sided in 1872 vsi1ed teasand del a dsseSi
ton u said ia the d cd uta sid D. D. PAtck 10 sAd
Rrhird Fsh recorded IN hsok - page 4Sl lepg lssed
upon ~ pFopsrty u RrAate Fell u szty augment
rendered Ia t4rsT 4 Bciiaeid n. Carter
narchiT jobs X. EDMoNDS0S, shsria
Lands and Land W arrants.
eHALLlsase Nashville sheet the Ton II Nay, en- trip
70 Missouri leeA and Annssota for the PaFpasr Of
es,iaa nad ocaling lands leF myself and oheFs Persons
having Lsnd wheh sAsy dsfs - Scsie sea4 Do
vel 10 ssad % al thai iocatleus are made
npan ehce lands tk4t raPdy szang ard that ernne
al 10 bscome vaaahss short time. sA attend 70 10
eaag DE lands. psseaFng passne ior he sazss. P4ysng
taxes, Ae
IN also take csrEs q any othrs buaiasns b thai
sion Fsaune ne al entoa 81 agent expect 20 VIA
lDuissis cnllnnan Chiesgo ans ~ Loss Der ferttes
lnfsrnatisu, aEply peFssnally, o. By selier, q
;. q. fkLLoWEs,
apla--im No - ChsFry 81, AgshYsiis
NW~ rrfer 70 Hsn. Cave seAnsoa, Ies NsI brosn
Johs fslEabis, ". .. EhApsld, geasFa FazlH.
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SHEE.IEE,, SALE

DY virtue OF writ directed andielivsred
ID from the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county
Tennessee at its January Tenn, 1885, will expose public
sale to the highest bidder L cash. at The house door
In the city Nashville the 81 day Of ay 1885, all the
right title claim interest and estate, which Joseph W. Nc
Even then had since have acquired and the fol-
lowing described property 10 wit certain lot IL land u
Davidson county In the Of Nashville fronting Vine
Spring and Broad streets beginning the
south edge Of foundation for fence between
properly Of the said Boyd lot occupied by L. Stones
the West side Of Vine street, and running with said stree
Horthwardy sixty feet less 10 plank fence dydn
said feet lot IRON Mrs Boyds property the NORTH
thence right angles with said street = feet feet
ley; thence with said alley six feet less
right line to the beginning corner thence feet TO the
beginning. Conveyed 10 J. H. McEwen by EE beth Boyd,
by deed registered in Book 20 page l16 being levied
the property Of Joseph W. McEwen satisfy udgms
rendered in favor Of Trui,t Brothers Co.
HmarchlT-td J. X EDMoNDsON, Sheriff
by virtue Of a writ Of renditoai eponds to me directed
u and delivered from the hon )rabe circuit court OF David
county Tennessee its January Term 1856 sin
pose public sale the highest bdde for cash. the court
house the city Of Nashville the Srd day Of May,
Is &C. all the right title claim interest and estate which JO
sept W. MeEwsn then had since have acquired in
10 the following described property 20 wit: certain
piece parcel II land in Davidson unity, Ia the
Nashville and fronting Vine street between Spring and
Broad Streets beginning at the south vest edge Of
foundation for fence between the property ~ Elizabeth
Boyds occupied by L. stone the side Of Vine
street. and running with said norhwAry g. ee more
plank ence DIV ding said sixty feet lot fFomrs
Boyds property the Eorh thence right angles with
stxty feet foot alley, thence with said
berni Ing therce feet 10 the beginning lice; being
the property transferred by Elizabeth Boyd 20 Joseph H.
Nielsen 2Sd SEPTEMBER 1873; registered In BOOK - page
49, be eVie upon The pTDPety Of Joseph w. heEW
en-, % ats Judgment rendered N ssor Of Tfa Broth
marehi7 JOHN X EDMONDsON, sheriff
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N'NfAA y
Docket:
Whole number Of arrests e5
For the following offences, to-wit:
For Disordery Conduct Al
Drunkenness %
Violating Water Privileges
Keeping Disorderly House
Creating Nuisance 8
4" Other offences
Number Fined SO
Discharged IL
Bound over to Court
Committed to Work House IA
of days worked out l79
Fines $50l00
Costs. 2SS 90
Whole amount Of Fines and Costs $7s9OO
Amount of Fines paid 3l0.25
Costs paid 1925
The remainder has either been secured or worked
out Respectfully, JOHN A. PETTY.
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DRS. CONWFLL & BURKS.

Ii AVlNG associated themselves in the practice Of their
profession tender their services to the citizens Of Nash
vile. Office No. 22h Cherry street, between Unien an
VI urch, aDlS-1m
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cHILDREN's PANAcEA,

The true worth Of th extraordinary and Invaluable Ned
icine be forth 10 WcFds but be st aud
ftoa death 81 is ass
The cclehrated d. WzllianS who has dfvoisd ne 20
Einfy has analysed th rsBedy aud the 0we1oerg
Careus Panacea. - eempoanded With especial recreses
10 the mmafurs state Of the nerves blood vessels gaads
aud bones 81 the eds bady shoeld mother neglect -
provide herssn win t nEksbe remedy, shs nag chance
q beho deaf claim her ehFen and have % bame
herself IL certain for ali deases 81 ldo0d,
and deserves. universal appfrcAlon- Dr..
arfn % south Czroaa aayf: II u he bsst general
d ine ior infants hat sav." Dr.. Watts. q New
Fork wres. In al diseases eassed b teshinE Il
tain remedy" Dr. Coisaa of indiADn says 10 81
Crpup haxs used With asksd Success alse n aeases,
frTeFs ron teehinE, diarfhA paBs IN Us stenash, sas
Ella a. saosla bs Guilty. q great est dc ma Fsso-
menfi g IN he hixhsst teqms."
re- 80 ceats Ser bottle ustA ksil dlreeiiona.
MaH "A fsVafl
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FLOUR! FLOUR !

FLOUR FLOUR J!
IHE New York Mills have recently opened their Depot at
the old stand Of the Port Royal Mill Depot No. south
College street, where IN " will keep constantly hand
large supply Of fine Flour put up expressly for Family
Also, good lot Of Unboed Flour, Brckw heat Flour, Meal
Bran, &C &c.
These Mills have long been known la this community as
furnishing the best Flour that brought to this market and
It only requires tri to satisfy all who good Flour,
that it for their interest to buy OF This attention Of Ba
kers is particularly directed to this.
Ianl7 QUICK co
The Rev. DIR. Baird
M ILL deliver Course Of Eight Lectures EurO0e in
w the basement Of the First Presbyterian Church. before
the Young Mems Christian Association Of Nashville.
The fret Lecture will be delivered the 1T Of May and
the others hastily, until the course is completed.
~ Tickets for the Course, admitting Lady and Gentle.
man, 81. Tickets for the course, admitting person,
81 80. Single Tickets 80 cents To be obtained the
ous Bookstores Hotels and at the door the night Of the
Lecture. ap22
Read this Advertisement.
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RcCOrder.s COurt.

The following is a correct report for the month
Of April, 1856, as taken from the Recorders
Docket:
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rs eoaseqssnss Il he ascsins saltA Il " MIA Ne
patsFshp hsrsore exisnx aa8sr Ia nsrne nnd .trlo
e AItks D0oA CO., - lssd % ne Isk q Nara
t.sl AAidiN DON CO. Fili aonlnaa Ne bn.insss az
Ne cd stAnd. Ma ~ brs4d ana Asisne al hs labltes
81 ne - Ira. b ~. mILfi.
!. Z DOOM
T. Z MANSFIELD.
haahrlis. April "A. iS6 hEEAF ANlsoN.
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Meas1eSss

THIS disease Is sery prevalent and though healthy
children seldom die Of il, scarcely any disease h more
destructive When attack The weakly children Of the poor
The great danger ARIES from the dairy nfsnmHiion
that asr the fever and eruption have oa
Very little edcne Necessary bas the very best fr5ge
% DE world lor ehLdrsn ron day Ola = nae yeara ne
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-03

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE Received very large and we'll selected stock
IL STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And ARPETS for 1856.
Dress Goods.
Fine Barge Robes-new styles;
orgsndie Robes ("
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks:
Plain Silks for Evening Dresses and Martles
Bareges, Plain, Striped, AID Plaid;
Large 10, cheap Musins;
White Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS
large assortment OF Jaconet and Swiss Flouncings
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet Collars;
Naleneiennes Lace Collars;
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work and Embroidered skirs.
KID GLOVES.
BaJous make-a large stock.
SPRING NANTES.
Embroidered Black and whice silk Mautes;
Coored Nantes, variety styles prices nom IS to t95;
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES,
Handsome 10; Bonnet Ribbons;
Moss Trimming and Fringes;
Large Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment OF Ladies' white black and eolOred
Cotton Hose.
Large lot Gentleruen's Cotton and slik Half Hose
Gentiemen's Goods.
Handsome assortment french Linens;
Black and isney FRI cassneres;
Linen Duok-goOd assortment;
Plain and Check Cashmere, for Boys wear;
Assortment CrAvAts Shirt Collars Drawers Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DAMASKS.
In Satin and wooI-new patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot Curtain Muslin.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
Eine 4-4,h Velvet OArpeting.
{" 44h and y Brussels DO;
Ply oArseuns-nsss styles
Good assortment Rugs, Mats Drugges { 50, and "a
Check and white cAnsOa Mating.
Also, large stock q cheap Carpets;
a., 4, and l9 Floor ON Cloths;
Heavy Goods for Car coverings
ply Cotton Ducks los inches tide These Goods
furnish from y To $50 inchss vide.
We have large stock Of PLATA, plaid and Striped osna
We have Goods the right width for Wagon Sheets and
Toss visiting Nashv. would do vel 70 give US can be-
fore bsying. lApisl Ao.AA B. BEEoH.
Rar Notice.
IL those persons indebted for Bar accounts va
q obgu b. setting the bsfose the Ay Il Jane
next os no, paid By mat time. thy WI Be placed 10 ne
The above tne ve shaa positively opcn 10 ors nar &C.
e0anss Is IL eollsrs cur Cd enes arsl
~ Hsfik ~ 0ssfisn'sa. 'sad ssii.~
Henderson and Nashville Railroad Co.
u HWWWW
NOTICE Is hereby riVsn 20 me esockhosasrs Of De Hen
~ dssson ana NASHVILLE Railroad coupsny thar ne i3A
lastamsst Epon stock Cue and re pad On
Or ssasr ne rsi day ssss ~ erss o. ne Board
sp29-ta
First OF May.
I s.Ao nossxfsos : prepared % iasalsA MAJ Dag
.
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Rar NoffCe-

IL those psrsons indebted for Bar accounts VA
u obge By tetRg The before the ist Il Jane
next OF paid By that time. they VIII be PLACED "a he
hAnds o. Coeciof. And would further Afer
The above une, shsf positively open bar &C.
e0ants ma q collect cur Cd ones arsl
spse LYONS CO.. 10 Cedar sc.
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Henderson and Nashville Railroad Co.


NOTES hereby given ne stockhnders ne Hen.
~ dssson Nashville Rslroad ccupsny that he Isl
lastamsss spon sf stock b now eas, and pad o.
bssrp e esf dag Of Jane seat ~ orsr Of ne Board
Of nirestsssA AMBROSE @. GORDON, seey.
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NOTICE.

n Escean 81 b bed a. he ol1ca a he
ii Omitted FEement fnsurancs campsny. 49,
Ne g coi3eEs 81. en- Aonday ne tA dag q 7||I x
Nay, for Thrts 0reciors. b serve he sasa- -
tng tHclFe raonthE
il Aooosa.nss ga he ssadsd shssss ~ ne s,s-kA,la-
sssi JOINS DksHlELL .s.s,r
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u
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Drucg SITS aad Country Merchants 10 all parts
Of the United States and The Canadas, and by
apis W +. GRAY, NASHVILLE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS i MCLEAN,
B.a.s'kERS,
Aud Dealers In Exchange.

- - " . N port, low q.
QC'es, 6r0dy street, bcfscesa Second and TNtvl
streets
kXCHAk8s on all the principal cite. OF The Cni.
- ted States, Great britain, Ireland aud ooust-
mental Europe bought and sold
Notes and drafts collected, and .proceeas reu,tsed
to any part Of th United States at ,owss, rsiss Of
Exchsnre
Coliecions Of nntrs drafts. accounts, I~ssct~s sed
inheritance. made n all parts of the United o,s,es
Canadas aud Europe
sni dvii. nds collected
Land warrants bought. -oli ard loo catsd
Exchange s1 tmirs ~ The iniscA ssassa
osiPnttr h NrfnIilso, New Yort city.
Aihsny City Bank, Albany New YORK:
bunalo CITY bank, bu1alo. New York;
Bank OF Commerce, Hnstun. hasss, husstts,
Ttsdesn"n's Bsnk, Philadeiphis Pennsylvsuss
MeIeh Manuiaotur r. Bank, Erttsbusa "a:
Acktm h Go, baltimore, Nj.
fillmore h Brotherton. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Lucas h SimuLds, ST Ious, Mo;
Ctifens Bank, New Orleans, Ia,
Swift, Brother b Johnston, Chicaso Ill
septs-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

DANIEL l.. SaaOREY,

ALLEN d CLAIM.
Attorneys and Couns'ilors at Law. ana Sotai,ea
Public, Davenport, Iowa. tsusiAl
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8. LOEBEk.
lmnAPtAP anh OAaIeP IN

"A Of Plug,
4 YINR Cut TOBACCO.
PIPES, ANCY GOODS. tc., &C.. Ae
Store % sssth sde Of d street. bet. Main Brady
DsAenpoYt Aug 18th 'AedIy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-28

.l.VDRESE.H' BROTHER,
Corner Of Sd srteef and Western Avs.,
MOULD respectfully call the attention Of the pub
w lie to their large stock OF
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NOTICE TO ADvERTlsERs.

No contracts for yearly advertisers v'' BE- discoe'
I,Ised without previous no,icsto ss
Large cuts charged double the same diunsnsions o.
type.
Displayed advertisement. one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts viii be understood 70
apply strictly to the Immediate business af the advsr-
,,er and oil other advertisements sent In by the sd
vsrtiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction,
vii be inserted until frbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purpose. In.
ss-'ed one sds free Of coss, thereafter charged -
s&hsr sdvertisemsn,s.
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JAMES. r. HO0ANE Z,

Deputy County Surveyor. Plsns and Drawings Of
kinds neatly executed Orders left ~ the once
A. IT, Miller, will he promptly attended to. o.
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BUSINESS CARDS
GEO. p. wHITCOMB,

Attorney ana Counselor at Law, Notary Public
Also tommissioder of Deeds for VI
y penn and Ohio. Office corner Brady aud Bro
sts; Davenport. aug l3tfl
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on ACRES Of nnc Prairie ~ u, I mile s,u,L O.
w Fulton Depot, with dweliins house theI en-. -
This property can br bought upon tb. reasonable
tsrms. Enquire OF O. T. HCBBEJL,
tmsvohID Land Agen