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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

HEMP-The dem, for al kinds j. quite limited for the
and there h dly enough doing % test tie msfke
American in small snck and the prospective receipts
emit Dressed Hemp BE- quoted at Sp-the latter
nate Tor handsome article Of si year' crops the protection
OF the would much higher rates but Of
this the market is quite Small sales OF Undiessed are
making 5000 2l2 80 y tun, mo-: Foreign em.n. qae,
es'oek Of Manila slowly pmuls, and he market -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

RxcyIPrk-Increase at the ports c"anP4cu .n '"' cd
40 h.is. FTposTLDccIcs.e TO Great britain, IfVVV
49,. tn rance rs 900 other foreign porte Z@o" ios &c
crease No exports 1874 900 bales
~. Providence Tri6uns mentions report that a
.rk of the Arcade Bank of that city rad absconded,
leaving his account twenty thousand dollars short.
The bsak win be protected from loss by the suretes.
The transfer books Of the Little Miami Railroad c..
% be closed from the 9th inst. to the 9Th Dec. prox.
A Circular has Just been published addressed TO the
stockholders Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Company, upon the condition and prospects of that
road and including the acts Of Congress and of the
Legislature Of Wisconsin in regard to the land grant
recently awarded to that Company. An abstract of
SAis Circular which we had intended for thsissle is
crowded out.
The supply Of Land Warrants being at this time in
eIeese Of the demand the rates reduced two cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

BEATIEES-WescIn nHe in brisk demand, AT bSao>c'
ior prime. Tennessee steady ct 5Od55c. 81.
FIAXA moderate business doing Jersey and River 81 10
Gle Foreign quiet al l,dic. Ohio nominal and not
plenty
GRANITE wbea. rgie IL easier the supply IL anpei
red especially heavy the inquiry is mainly tot export the
sales are bush white Southern vi 6od VI ~, ana
81 81 red do. 1000 bush. white Illinois st 10 iWo
hush mixed Ohio 60; Ia goo bush white Canadian ~
81 400 bush red Racine tSprng) at u Coo
bu,h red 10 1880 bush M~eukee Club Il = 80
n So; 10 100 bush red Indiana At Gd 81 81 $40 bush
red Illinois at 81 So and coo mixed do NJ 81 sud 1900
bush Michigan, iransu, at ST. TO- Rye Il hTin
AZ tie close; sales bush M dgc barley steady
and in OF 700 bush unsound Al 81 10 Oats
State and Q5lc for western
Corn freely offered and closes heavy the de
mand trade; sales Of IL 900 BUSH AZ ISd
Tic oT We,cru mixed and Haas for Southern and Jersey
yellow,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

Circular Of Nov. 25:
CsIoAso ALTON AND ST. Lotus RAILROAD GATE CHICAGO
MISSISSIPPI RAILRoADThs road The cost OF which is
ever 100 and the length go miles put into opera
September 1851 Notwithstanding its handsome
septsof over 900 year. the Management found
by Its floating debt and by difc Of
aud since the l of April last the interest
Inc debt has remained unpaid in consequence
which against the Company have been instituted viii Ia
raised sharp opposition the subsrdnse ccd
and threaten lead 10 tedious expensive aud uncertain
6gaion Among creditors the Michigan Southern aud
Northern Indiana Railroad Company. represented by
Ms President Mr. T. c. Ltchfeld and Mr.. j. A. Msttesan
(0oveDo Of the State of Illinois, To put end t. these
these gentlemen with the full support of the
present manager Of the Chicago Alton snd ST. Louis Railroad
submit he following proposition
F These gentlemen TO take charge of the manage
Of the road and 10 advance the necessary fund.-
&S39,o00 TO render its operations profitable
Ssosd: They ask the classes Of bOndhOlders TO
change the maturing TO October 1882 against
Of " 9TH Bonds constituting part OF
Of So 500 600 dated LIST july 1885, and Tedeemabe
July 1906 interest enannusy. In default Of payment
the interest these Bonds the entire issue became
Sae after so days.
Third The interest Coupons thus sodsted not TO be
cancelled but be left with the Trustees, without in
ringing any they enjoy as interest Coupons due
and unpaid.
FourtA The full confirmation OF the three previous mort
ses would BE- made certain the terms OF the
further legislation would be procured TO the egu
hrt,ss which II 10 claimed affect the two first issues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

FLOUR AND MEAL-We have no change 20 note in our
market for Canal Folr but prices favor the buyer
The arrivals fair for the season bn' our stock Is 91e m NJ
crate the better grsds limited request brt are nrny
held demand for export is mainly confined 70 We con
tinen and moderate the sales $500 bols fo1 80
G comrn 20 good State So asa Sc co for extra Stae 20 .
So so super6ne Indiana and Iowa SO 1881 % Tor
common Ohio f70 ts % for fair 20 choice extra
Ohio sc COO 90 St. Louis brands and ~ 401 50 81 Tor
extra Canadian Flour s inactive the supply u small
s.es Of S640d Sc CO. and a. 80 65a 81 u.s.
Southern Flour freely offered and the better grades
800 bbs. SO 9td ~ - Tor mixed TO
good snpcrne Baltimore, &c. 81 2jd - 70 for fancy aud
brands Rye Flour is firm, sDd in fair demands safes
Of 10 bbs & 50d for hne and supcrfne. Corn Meal
inactive a3 57n 5 43 Tor Jersey aud IS 81 tor Brandy
wine and sl7a Sl7 2j for Puncbe0Ds Buchwbea Flour
Erm and la fair demand ~ l2l n 81 ST. z 100 ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

sALANNAU-arr. Nov. IS, steamship Ausu"'' y ''''
from New ioTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

FRUITS fair business has been done in all descriptions Of
Forcgn al the ubonod quotations; Newown Pppns be-
coming scarce Western Winter Apples command SO % 5o
in Dried Fruits moderate trade doing at Sic for State APP
plcs 7c and l6 dl7c cash. do Peaches
the cxrornc price for very handsome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

UUVNf-ULUIh--Ihe OILY saIt ths WEEK Wa 20 Ua4Vs
I4c The last sales at Boston were Al Nc
GUENY- BAGS-No:hins has bee done 10 KNOWLEDGE
in this vicinity. Boston the last sales a. II i3c
GIASS-The densid continues m for French and American
Window Gjd4O cent discount for The former and 80 oi5 Vr
the latter from the iVllowin: card prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

u
II stuudsn, supply; sales Of Western Reds 81 aud Carter.
and MERGERS 50 y Dbl Sweets dull at 81 75G 81 %
as condition. Tups selling at 75e lot Whites and
Rust.ss without package.
RCE-HodeIs conisue Grm sale Of 10 es.k. IS IS
- "a, a. TO quality. e,..
SPICfS-Addiionsl sales have been made OF go mat. Csa
For prices of other articles easei under tbs heans
We refer 10 the following quo ations: -
Cas.ia. in mais..P b. 3 PepPe, sgnst.ae % "a
Ginger, Race....; d P,mento 1a~ac, es'a;Tglo
Nnm,ss No l........e5 $50 $1,000.
SEFDS-A fair demand Tor Clover Tor export, st liza l2c
the Fock is moderate Timothy Is in limited request 81 IS je
IS sf bushel HAZE T. for Moved flsI'eed 10 in mod
crate ieouet aud sb supply; sales at g. 5d 81 20 y bush
q ~ quiet and nominal last sale Of Calcutta here
at 81 ~ y bushe arrive a. Boston, In December ~
secs.
SUGARs-odeTs appear just as sirir gent in their peten'
ions "a \, fore which continues restrict tras4ctions mate
rsy The receipts are still Limited scale which enables
owners 10 their position the sales are o hhds Cuba
Musroysdo qc 50 do az sic 100 do 81 ic aud in do
40 a salcc IL is remarkable fact that there not hht
Of New Orcsn. in fret bands the same IL true # nos',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

TIE demand not reviy.d onSs a. ny y I'm ~.
.ac!on ,sle 70 COM sc 10 to pes pre-. y. IN
eEe ,sew ., bag. To- aie 90 bags SINGAPORE
ml3e and . ~ vsSs.Ibns .esdy, AID es n sa,t. II
eic yellow Metal eon~ssnt' 80. remn steady ale. Of
only ~ Iie s1pcrir &C. mos o.d n2ppsi WI 49,
liberal receipt !; N o. So s. Sr as.s
tsS6 mark is less sc,ive for Doul@sic 20
very ma continuance of canal nsvgstion Tor 'oe days
Rfo'p,krt Ia. downward tendency: eat we 40 to la-
the Tho PROSPECTS f-g0sbie ir isSe -tocs az
9aI he bu.in. season the new s9gTcs' Of supply
are sddirg LARGELY to ,iock asy ans ,y,n, ontbs We
ihey Psc Orchard al s455as5 for sn. and large .1e ara
4sS q 90 Lehish berf ,n IG. I'd sasS W. -
lg, q: ri aiy ~1ls orIe At 81 ~ Camel 10
s r. q Ms Si% $$@ 3 ''"
are hsa w'S Ss85. g.
snded are 900 boxes Phenix Coz. =, &c; Plain SPIN
=: @ n IsGn 1 sSSF b se 5t: At mos steam
WG0DS- The Transactions during the pat week have
been quite med both for export as well az home use oS1ns
chez to ,h frlshts and messIe supply oSeIins sI with
more liberal receipts within the last T." dlSs he Dk 10"
. Domingo Lofwood a, about ss 81 40
a Do @l7 90 ana some 20 on' Honduras DO ~ - 's''
in bind
mssc,9sHy9sooh Side St Domin,o Logs sup f T.
NsLorapy-Souh Side ST. Domingo Crotche. slpi45 dJOc
Mshosssy-Gopsves S. DomiDso Urotbe! sup .5o S.
NShossrX-N,uvas (Cuba) Logs sppl ........i G5
y-MsDzsnls (Cubs Logs supl io7t''''' 9 quf
LIs e. ' sPPp foot aa
ti5 CSdsJ Toss rnhc observation-disclosures d9sc.
Rio Rosew God Logs ~
Birds Eye Maple tupl foot &c;
rus;c-ssvaT lila in bond y fun. II
Iogwood-st Domir co. in bond, .....sI5 SdsB 80
Logwood-HondpIas, in bond. tun.''.'' q wa - az
Io.wood-Lsgups In bond " 80 go
Lo,wood-J Jamaica, in bond y tun...'.....''' - ~
Extract Ioswood ~ g..
Extrae, Fus:ic, ID
Extract Que rcitron,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
~ ECx.fL .V'OTzlE
To New York 4 Boston Passengers,
- Hours Sa ell
BYTAktNG THE
~ New York 4 Erie r. \.

20 ,u.t-ts taking IA. . ~ VI Train ou MiehHhn
I+hi al k,ibad Il chicago, arry' al So-prnsion
btids, II 90 p VI am lay, aud connect fSefuaUe-
~ with ia, Nrw York En- Railroad arrive III
Nv YORK cltS next das ~ =, ~
SEVEN hours and T~ens. NtNN'~s "a I'd
vance 0CdHy other Route
Passengers taking tn S,45 II trait al, Michigan
Central Railroad connect through b, Ni.gara FAIL
Ko,d alsu by thu North Shore line IL steamboats, to
Buffalo srrINius ia tim tut D w y N tain ~ the
New York 4 Fri, Kiiitoid. arriving in \e~ York
sams z enIng at ;, 80 VI
ONk HOT u and Tweni. OiMutr, IN advance
u tie Albany roate
Passengers taking the ~ A VI Il ain >n tn M,si
aouth.r, connect Al To,to ~h IL snb"a' dif~c' 10
Buffalo ami si.ivr 10, ia" > ~ " "aniD''a
Express train ~ ihe y En-" ,iir'sd trrNins
New York Al IL %
SIX HOT RS an adVd.ct ~ Ne Atbday route
Pas sengers Taking tn 10 train "L thu sam ton
meet AT Duukirk with the "a VI train Oh thu b
Ell. Railroad arriving al Nvw N"k ats 5opM
one hOlh and Twenty minutrs !" adodnse
" Gay 0the, route
Pa SINGERS leaving Chtcagl SATURDAY 500 A VI on
on Mich Cent al kaI road vii arrive III New York
NIVETEEN HOURS in advance Of the Albany
route
rrains from Dunk * Bufiaa and Nissara Fail u.
NY 4 Erie Railroad max direct oonnecton> with all
train. leaving Chicago for tn East runnins through
direct 10 Nv York with less changes than any oth
Toute.
Tck.,s via Nv York y Fri, Railroad ifthev wish !,
ave SIX or SEVEN HOUhr ia fun" aui s'
through without DELAY
Merchants Ptoiuc- aud Stock Dealers can max
through cont acts by calling the Company, Asrnt
Al PETERS, AT. - Dearborn y, Cheagn
BE SMIrH. Ci-n Agent. Cleveland, o.
)ausIsd2m'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
Iowa Fire and Marine lmSuran nee
COMPANY.

At nert,ng .i tn. Shckh"'i"rs II ihe iowa
~ Tur .nd Matin- Insurance company. h'li a.
,b, ohi - of ihe Hon q. { Mitchell IA III" Cit
VI Dav,bpn 4. tuen-t V is5o III In''ti"n, Li~I
Apiith wa- appointed Pr, ii"ni, and 10, I.anbr,t
secretary.
ia examination IT III, took subscription book -
.pI.,rsi that tn. requisite amour, had Le"n sui
.,r,bi 10 authori1 tb >i.skhoders I" elect B"ati
20 Director.
on notion the stockh"li-Is proceeded TO The "lr'
Son II , Board - Is DIRECTORS, wh"rcupon, u 4 H.
attcheil q, |. Davenport N < MctiIegor. I'd
wa smith, Enoeh Mad VI Blakemot". WIN Mona
mas i = Gtliru strong Burnett, JOS tsmbritt. Jane
MsV stephen fb.inp.su. I'm Davies. BENZ r
C,t,. la M,Inta. h. H. Motto, 7 Mdsh"e AMI
kNsl Chamber liu wrrs dnlN "lect~d said b,ard
ou uriiuu The m -.tiug riJourned.
A. meeting II In Director ~ III" Iowa Fare
au, Mann lu-4raiUr COMPANY hold Al the Office ~
Non q & X MuChei Ia tn" city ~ Davenport. Au-
.ust H. 1885 al u',la,k VI, q & Mitchell was
-teet-d President Alex MeGrcs"r, VIC President,
Knysl Chamberlain SECRETARY and '''p l. Davenport
Treasurer
IN m,t,.0 the Prr-it at. Nle' President S"crr'a-
~ aud J,- Lsmhriie were appointed c"Innitte" 10
piapar. /, cod. II hy-awS and regulation to report
~ tn. next me- TIM.
rh- mr.ting th'n adJ"utnei
EDWIN SMITH. President,
JosEPH iAMBRITE, N-c'S.
au1sI dim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
sheet NJ lisir.

SsllARK I hear Angel sing" ecry hu'
j soug, composed bN farrenl"rg
.%ow what han >Ing Npn t"hutiful hiliad
.uup b, Mi Louisa Pyn".
,Fanulr ho''" Lively >,'ns sung iN 'thtt~ihN
INV uueDanis t,n Complain >iua bN T.
karche
"M.f,nalv Poik. tuug Il, H. Albert.
"tnNthing nj An. n m'dN 10 isopniat ,iN~ ~
Hanged by Nj >. "a. hiilkeis.
AMI , sr.at variety Uth.r pi~,-- lu>t received
f,oin thu puili.h"rs by
.pl att y u tHANpai'i'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

STArE DkMocR.r.-Thisp paper, publish
I'll in Davenport, Iowa. daily, weekly and
tri.we~kly, IS one OF the best journals in
the State. 1t Is demo, ratio paper OF 'ru-
est stamp, aud is deserving the patronage Of
every democrat In the State. II you want
the latest news, markets. etc., look into the
state Democrat. Il you want 10 know
what IL going on a!l along the Mississippi.
river, look late the 2tsts Democrat, Sub.
scriptlohs received al this Office cal! and
subscribe. -FsoW the PowsshteS Gaaettt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
LcADiD SPEClAL NOTICES.


lapsssass u Females -Ds. Chsesnss's
ptlls.-ube csnnhinAsSns Of insrediens. thee Pitts
re the result 81 long aud extensive practice The,
mild IN their operation and certain in correetns
~ Irregularities painful sastrus,"n rsnov,as Ill
ob fuctsons. whether from eoid " oiher~-e, head
sche pain the .ide palptstion % the hear disturb
=, deep which arise from ,ntertup,ien Ut nature -
th,y can be successfully u. a. preventive Th"s~
,ills hould never be tsk-n IN pregnancy a. they
~o,.d SUR To cause miscarriage. wAfrsnt"d pure
i, veset able, and fre. snythins luxurious 10 tii~
OF health. Exp,cm areciicn-, which shoaid be read
company each box Prize. ~ fof sale b. The
Draes.sls III Davtnpon and nu.s Ghppenpef
Ho.t Island S'Ut By sisii bs noio>ins ~ bf Cor
actin. l. uh-..seInsn, NJ is2 Broaawsy New tois
ues1-tswiml
ODsAl~y,s MAGICAL Pain Extractor. The sfrai
.nd principal characteristics II DALLfY'S MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR cons,-,;
,st or IT, never railing aud aud nniqu- pro-,
a. soon a. applet To sstrnsl injury. 10 check h.
Mammalian instantly, snd iapadis y f.ias" II The
f-.tnf. c,n-iituus It's great pswef to siieyis,e ~
pam Of buIns and sealds, AMI II othrr pa.nfa '.'
Eases Ia incredibly short space OF tim sd a.
all .ppesr from the ftw te,timenisIs hrrunIo an
n,ued Ever, ln,lgeni mind u fully awarr tia, ia
s cases u e,t.ria! injury III pain t. prrine h'
Inflammation u ia" tniu Ell par. and Therefor Al
sou semov- thu cau-e III" IA O.
81 I,s puriac ,tiye p,operties pentrize the I'''-
son that NAV iuTk In tn system and ~ III when AZ.
taiei 10 tn .oi"- ,ifs~ raIiiI, all impur" matter
L. ia. surfAc. and jtt it-hence IA" gr's' di-chafs
IL prodac.. iron. s,trr occasion~d by hurhs-ahd
4h-n applied to id aai invet.rae sore- Ssit hbennn
~ other cutahe"t,- disra>.S
zach 6ss u senu,nr bailey pam Extractor hs-
uta 4, stss pat. Eagrav.7i Label ~ith The 'ieha-
torr- ,dr cLIIkENEK n 90 pro,firior~ aud
nYSkY DAILY manufacture All other are
ronntprsrn Ptie ~ sent per btx
pn,t n q, , ~ Bar,laN >trret. NV York
sddty III Dfnggl-t- sud aei,ont 4 ai"r. 'ht""Fh-
u, the i'nti.i STAT -epso-dswSih
Wm A. Natc helor'. Nsif Dy~.-Ne burning
bll.t.rtue compound eouid .s"t hay atisi"ed he
universal favor acc rid 70 th- DSt. he "fgihai
never taiiIny favu,it. Nature i. no, iote true 10
,s,--lf than Vi. brown bt.A tsn'' u IA tie T"l-
rl ,ray.-, o. ninr ftpsa hair by A. Md ani
.,., ct ap,d,e, A. Bsteh-iot'. W. faclurt On ane
pt,vai, f,,.n-l 23J Broadwas. Nm lork. Wn. A
n.tcheIor g. IN the h5x OF u, ,.putu- th.f if' M
nations.
For al ,S Aivo'i l. Van Ptt,tn.
-.p25-'iawIni.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

- In the possession Of ons oe Ire
gang Of pickpoeks's lately arrestsd q. the
depot Of The Western Railroad, IN Spring.
6eld, Mas, was tonu' Full aud correct
list ot every convention, muster and sAir 10
he hesd In y sw E"sland tie present asason
The fellow had jast hss" shIaaGh the ssre
Justify Tor ttsmsAt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

tbs CRkA>URE> o. cALIEonNtA An
eiiio;ial article In thu Sacramento UhiOh
expresses the opinion that fast a. The
mountains Of tina, State are explored, ,ilve
ORE will he found ~ large quantities as
rich a. the mines II Guam m-io, III Ne>.co.
o, Cerro Pas>o in Peru and that IN f.N
wears We may s-e this interest. under the
guidance aad directiOn Of -ntarpri>ns cap
uali>t>. and practical miners, grow 10 Dr.
one of the most valuable mineral interests
in the United States
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
Valuable Property For Sale.

4 HOUSE AND I.of Oh Gsin,s -tte1 b'-tw'ei d
"a ,ui 7th Ti.. hoi-t a w story franz.
rjoms, e.llaf. Will, ,i,'@In, stabl-, &c -Iot a
,In f"a-uIabi" tefm>
Also /. lots OH Main street between ,ih ,i.i SIT
Ais, 81 ,,r, III hrst elias. PIairns Land, ~ uil.'
from Diyrnl-,rt. hear walnut grove Apply 10
SMALLFiELD HOLM
lylihf Pad 81 up bnrn'li's Mil
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

u Tn. land sales Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company for the first weeA
III September, reached $i90,OOO The av-
erage per acre was SIC "a. The receipts
Of the road for the same week were $685..
6O0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

- The New York Central Rniroa
receipts for August were 81 5000.
UpoI. the Erie Railroad. the receipt. 10
the same tune Wcr. $52N AL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

- tn. aSs'tnss lfse 0.sasias %
SioNv wv. N ny way % xthsse Can.ss,
psstAssSls1 S1a kafxsn'S NANA u w IL
MIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
81 IOui~ March IN 1914

Pool. Wrsi Ny hair ci.InIrn,.d falling - san.s
ihr-f four and lIfusd tu d.
III b.can.r quit. hsd. iti-si III III. popular ~
cine- - Tn. day. BAT - rfirt. Al last Wa ~
duoed 10 Try "a bfs,ei Hair u. -t6rstise and sm
happy to say, IL T. doing wohd,t.s hssr lDw q
fine gTov III ~ hair aHd cb.stfut rrconu.Ld
\ use Ia all similarly AFT. ted.
AZ WILLIAMS. i3s SECOND street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

~Ai.AIIEN VA >. CLARK
ALLEN \ CHARM.
Attorneys 4 Councillors al Law,
Real Estate. Lie Insurance aud Genera
Land Agents. and Notary Publics.
POST OFFIGE BUILDINGS, BRADY 81
DAVENPORT, IOWA
- eyrIs part II ih.. stat. lntru>ted - our care
paid, Tor residents Money Loaned unrne IN
leased; Real Estat. 81 all kinds bought aud sold 81.
c"n.rnissi"n
Real Estate for Site In Iowa
House and lot t,i -air III Davenport;
Improved Farm Tor ss!r IN Scott County:
loo acres ii valuable prati. IN Sect, county
SDU acrc, Praltt.' ,ui iiinli sior, t"uui
I'M t5fr~ H. IA ~ VI ibt ka County,
6OU acres ii. III keokun County
LOO acres III tu Ja>pef County
100 10 III Benton County
So l.. IN Mn-catih- County.
800 aIc-s d. W Harri~,tn .untN:
Boo ,io IN Marshall county;
loo tctr, IL, IN W.b>i-r county;
loV asfr> H. CEDAR c,uS'y:
10 leo, IL, IA CLINTON county:
lUu = ID in puttau Il pIIiie county:
Also iatse quantities 1T land la Missouri AMI Min.
,'s.tn I.,t- IN 0maha city. T We invite III.
aienii.n oi q, persons search VI farms, town lot.
Wild land, extended ana family increAs
ing esialogu Il Il, Al Property Terms favorabl,
AMI prices sva.- n,ieTate
l.ueitnl ALLEN CLARK
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
New Goods! New Goods!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.MprrhNMi Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
KPNIlu .uN<fP Clothing,


Toihs, CoSstmeres. I'sSi,nys, GENTS.
tnrnishny Goo,is art I",iors'
Trtmntngs,
HAS iu-t r~rutnrd rom Ihr Eat vi;h 81 tn
III LARGEST aud b,>t .e", ted L. OF God e,rr
offered >al in thi- marie'. consisting ia p.i Il
ia. following article
Rs'ONd(.iOfhs.
English French, ti,rnAl and Anne
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every variety of ~tNi", '"lat 'n'
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whii- var-.iIi.> M.talA ~ whltr
i.oudun Ensured rins,l and eolor-d
.iik, Fancy and PLAIN Silk Velvet,
Furay SIN and Linen. Italian SIX
tsrrnadn- Satin ital,Au Ci"ih,
SIX Plush. and taucy Cashmere III
gfea ,irtrt.
OS~SrONftIsy.
Blak ElIe nj Brown trp aicioth.
Uniph whtny. and Pilot Cloths
Fancy. biu,, Brown AMI Mulberry
CASTOR Beaver Canada Inixrd aud
S.iart Il th- tir-i tmI"'rt>
Ready MADE.
oy.reuat- ovcr.-,, .,uttouts,
lie iibg Jaos L ana Tdinas Flock
amt Drss, tttsk Goats oil all quaI-
ti.~ and styles. fix NalN"i. Plush,
Cloth Ia shine re and Niit nciI Vest.
Ctstt.-,t, Sa'iDctt dph. and twi>t.
fancy and paiu Ca>silner' ant Doe
skin Pant; nn'n and Guernsey
Frock-, Wrappers and o. -cal,.
Furnishing Goods.
Hickory calico White pam linen.
corded and Paris boom. fanc, col
,r,d STINT. With COMMON sud polka
xr,>tbanJ >tring DE Or>e,, cord
cd E,s"n r'lka arif lap collars
Neck Ties su.k-. fancy and iiIIu
,'gaNdt-: tiovr,--wtir hii,k. and
,oloted kid, hh.d buck. cloth th"-
t.fn-ld. Aberdeen. BeTiin, Union.
and Gerundu aud Fur ,iiunilets;
N,,, n-riun and Gotten Hos; hit-
AMI fancy iinen and six Haniker-
.hi"fs; Embroidered lsnih's wo.l,
~h- aud mixed merinn AMI III
Wrapper and DraW"f~: VOL Mitts,
SedrT-, Muifef>, tsrnt> S'tawt- and
shawl pins. mbrriir., Carrot s'k-.
And all othe, Articles usual, kept hN
tn, iTa,tr. ali ~ which respect
luliy >ubaiittei /" ti~ rNtmiuttipt
Il Customer
Al AL. ta VIII will --cuie chnrr .'t-rt,nn-
EDW ARD ALDEN
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1 SPLENDID Chance.

1 INTENDING. Ia rmigrate Ia ilotcn,r. Nebraska l
! r,gs 10 ILL., the follow ing property iur sale.
Two Lot. with u good HOU-< and " axum.i,op
10 Blue Gra.. Town.
HJNiit@ lon thrcc yeats ia thi- town i pr.ttah.
bushes. can con ,cieniiously rromni. nd TN, place
Nrilhe de- iriD2 to I ~ business h>
owahp"k I" HENRY CUBE.
anEi iil Wag,nniaker
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Importer and Dealer In

4 IL XII is % cholc~ O1&ax.A AID ali A.ni
n IT PLUG
x FINE TOBACCO
PIPES FANCY GOODS Sc 81 Il,
sIore On -outh -,i- Of ID slr~.t, bit Nam br,i,
Davenp,r, Aug 18Th J.ily
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