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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09

CAPTURE or IEwKLRy.-Nathan Pen6eld, sailor boy,
was arrested in Norfolk Thursday having In bis pos
session splendid and most caborateyworked casket iu
tho shape Of large poremonnae Of solid gold with ia
diamonds having on one side watch Of exquisite work
manshp, and on the other for likeness and some
NIFTY other pieces of valuable ewelry He says be sailed
from Boston in the ship Colchis Captain Ellis for New Or
leans on the 10th Of July and wrecked of the Bahama
banks He obtained The articles in his from the
wreck and took passage on the British brig Wasp r home
but was again wrecked on the Virginia coast
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
A Bosros APPRENTICE GOVERNOR or oroos-Tho Boz.

BosroN APPRENTICE GOVERNOR or oRrooS.-Tho Boz.
ton Traveller says;
"Hon g. L. Curry, present governor OF Oregon arrived
In town yesterday, after absence of fifteen years and
has received most cordial welcome from large circle Of
friends and acquaintance Mr. Curry TO Boston In
early life and served his time apprentice the Jew
elry trade During his apprenticeship no active
member, and was elected president Of the Mechanics Ap
prentice Library Association. After attaining bis majority
he went West and about the year sf2 became
with NJ Field esq, In the editing and publishing Of the
ST. Louis Revee Shortly after this he emigraed 10 Ore
gon where he established the Oregon Spectator the rst
newspaper n the English language ever printed ON the
Pacific coast and the first numbers of which struck
served Tor time secretary Of State under Governor
Lane of Oregon, until the latter delegate 20
Washr gton when he was appointed his TO the
gubernatoral chair
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

The democracy Of the gath district Of Pennsylvania
now so impudently msrcpresented by Mr.. Barcayhave
nominated Hon. James L. ellis for Congress Mr. Gillis
!, firm and unainching democrat has strong bold on
the confidence and affections Of the people Of his district
and has served for many years with marked distinction
in the legislature Of his native State
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09

late halls from Missouri, The main body Of the hss
men il under Lane, at Lawrence, and numbers near
sand strong, and entrenehing themselves. Hsk,s
stationed three small parties at many points on ~ NJ
souri, river in Iowa. 10 keep open their communism,
provisions and men, and also to assist them in o.se
treat ."# Y"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
MAINE ELECTION.

The election in Maine for governor members Of Congress
and members of the legislature took place yesterday The
candidates for governor Samuel Wells, democrat
George f. Palten, old-ne wing, Hannibal Hamn, black
republican. The following the democratic candidates
for Congress:
LIST dstrict-Josiah S. Little.
I'd distrirt-Eben +. Pisbury.
Sd disrict-Henry Ingalls,
4th disrict-David Bronson
9Th disrict-Abraham Sanborn.
9th distrct-Arno WiswelL
We received despatch at late hour last evening" pre-
pared for the associated press announcing that the black
republicans had made gains last years vote in Port
land, Bath, Bangor and Augusa-the despatch winding
up with the intimation prediction that Hamns major
ity in the State would be twelve thousand.
We attach very little credit to this inmaton predic-
in the face Of the fact that the demo-
cratic srongholds had not been heard FROM Our friends
should bear in mind that by mysterious dispense
ton arrangement in the various State elections that
have hitherto been held the teegraphc agents generally
manage to make the first returns unavorabe to the dem
ocrats. sr- -. a.#
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09

We learn that Mr. J. E. Davis of Mississippi 1.-THE brother
of Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War; and lady are
stopping at Wizards Hotel in this city.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09

The democratic State convention Of Massachusetts,, 70
nominate candidates for governor and other State officers
viii meet at Springfield tomorrow, @.b.s-s'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09

The President Of the United States returned from War
renton Springs yesterday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
COLLINGWOOD ROUTE.
ThroSagh
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
no COLLE.VNWOOD,
AND THENCE BY THE
ontario, SimeOe + Huron Railwa.
TOR O.N'TO!
Connecting with
Steamers on Lake Ontario.

~ ALL >OlNlS kdSl
| gNHE "CLicago and Collinswood Route" ars, es
tAblis he'd last season, has received vel me- il
distinction from she entire Press Ard tho Travclnt
Public, and has beea universally charscte'z-a III
most romantic, pleasant and popular Route etsr
t.bli-hed In the Union The entire fo
1885 have been made with the view 10 renient liz
Great Lske Route The most comfortable. pl s-shl
4 and SYSTEMATIC ia bus - srrang m.rt.
III l. thu route ~ ~ bu-in.ss Man, tie fn,.a I'd
ADD the Pleasure s. r. Il abounds Will the Wild
+ Ell and gfsusi.si -cenrry-t'e bautifui shores OF
i Lake Michigan and the lsl,ts drking III northern
oni.t tn. classic Island Of Aacknac the rad
tlaistv Manitouiin isand- he home Of III, Indls'
spri, OF tie Lakes and the myrioramic- Xxx ls,-.
u Georgian Bsy-form series OF .iew- ursurls.s &
The H"rth.rn cOntift-nt,
The D. at ar, luxurhu-iy Furnished fut lyht to,
Fl and ~ sailing arrais mrut, The DAYLIGHT j. pa
"a at the 81 rats and aniong thu Islands II A. tn-
and railroad discomforts are svoiitd III too htte.t
Jays VI summer, traveller enjoy gentle Lake
br-ie
AZ xscklnsw boat u,ake connection D. SAINT Ste
, Mare and Lake Superior.
q. Arfiv,sL al Toronto psss.LErfs eau Ia . few
hour, visit the Great Suspension Bridge and the Pals
and tia Rapids Of the 81, Lawrence. Boats from To-
rortn ero,s Lake Ontario 10 the night TO
BUFFALO ROCHESTER OswEGO CAPE VIM
CENT, OGDENsBrRGH, KIN0eTON
and MONTREAL.
A1sANT MN Yosx. 1os70N.PAILADxL-
And al ether EAstern Cities.
The fu.io wing uaSn00ant Passenger boats comprise
the Lios.
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt, J . Kiessrd,,
BUCKEYE STATE. Capt L Chams<yi,n,
NIAGARA, Capt r KILLER
oCExN cITY. Capt wu Watts,
TAs LossSstassA,
Capt DAVENPORT VIII run between Colliusw oi
and Green hay. oonrscting with the regular Tue to
xscsi1as
The Boats VIZ lssvs Chicago, sn Tus.dsy, Thurs
day and Saturday ever!na. at O'clock. tuehlns ii
WsukegAn, Ksnoaha, Racine, 1nwauke@. sheboyssn. I
4snitowoc, Two Rivers end AacGInal.
n TyCxCTG through, or 70 any po!Li "a tho |
route can Be- obtsinsd board the Beats or II the
C0mpany'S O0se, l0o South water Street, Chicago .
Dor further Information apply bard To
0oDP1RY DRYAST
PsssenE.r sent, CheAs
HAS y NgkD, Proprietor. -ri
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
new AND INTERESTING BOOKS

A y. B. COOKE cos, i35 LAKE STREET
lAoHtCAGO. AMONG the new works are
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United states. By Luther 8. Gushing. l vol law
sheep.
Casey argued and Determined IN the [. 8. suurem.
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trict Of Arkansas, from 1885 !" 1855 with note,
and references BY Samuel r. Heapstesd
LEADING Gases 10 Criminal Law. with Notss -
~ Hdmund q. Bennett and Frank n = Herd
VI. I.
Memorials Of His Time " Henry ooekbu,u. 1
vol 10 mo, as page. o., Is The mes, valuable.
- well the most readable book lately published II,
this country. Il Lord Cockburn's Memorial az HI
Tmes.
Nv Ooasln Nicholas story " vhcrus. ,asc,d
sby, suthor Of Ingollsty Lsesnds,
ne Humorous Postry Of Ihe Rnsiisa language
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRlFuGE WINE.
TN QUART BOTTIEs.l

sNEteER ksS own no Fail
WIZ greatest edcins ever d severed for the cur
u Fever aud Agus, Chill Fever, Dumb Aeue,
and Az bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
ROW ersn before the public for several years, and
there can Be no better evidence sdered Of Us ecacy
than its extensive sale, and constantly Increasing
feputsson and this Is owing to its having pscform+d
some VI TIE most wonderful and astouiSLiug cures
s mar nave ever been known Being purely veseta-
Die, Tree from eli foreign deies Of mineral COM
pounds, Fe6rHuse Wine may b. taken with the ut
mat safety under almost any circumstances II
,ssnethsns the stomach nvieo atss tAs system sad
entirely prevents the languor and pro,trasIou u
strength which arrays sttends Fever and Asu. and
all bilious diseases Il nei only breaks the cfil;s snd
checks the fever. but rsnotes the dssAs the Nv.
er and other orgAns, on which the Cnul and Feye,
depends. The Thousands who have USED the febri.
Ge Wine ns-d no further svidsnce Of ts virtue than
10 happy restorative e0bct II l. truly wopderful
medicine. and operates on the System, Ike Q charm
The art or second dose u Yebrfuse Wine breaks he
eeillss and continued according to the directions
removes the disease permanently fion, the sy.tem
ana leave, the body In . healthy condition, Those
persons Who Ar afncted With Fever aud Asu or anv
form o. bilious diseases, are RECOMMENDED Il, siv,
his valuable medicine fair trial which Is ali ina,
10 ncessaty I" insure succ-ss and convince all ~ TIA
sup riority over .v.ry other reniy ever ,Ge 81 10
nv puhc Certncates OF the highest respect ability
ognt be presented to suhstantate eli tha is claimed
IN ITS behalf but u viii BE- left TO rvdn- tse,f-to
stand Or fal upon its eva merits
Caution % the publtc-Ds sure that tn. ,,au,e a,
the proprietor, JoHN WinER IL in his own hsnivrl
the bottom Of each engraved label on the bottle.
Sold u retail sy Druggists and Merchant ,x,y.
whore.
All Wholesale orders must be dir. tel u JOIN y.
n,r, 81 Maiden Lane. n r. or 10 na, 4 DsLiwi,,.
n l-sai- drux-ists Chicrgo
sid whalesa. and re- si b. N-..r,
ALVORD 4 VAN rATTEN
sSo-dAwiy DaveHpr t. low
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
Chicago. Alton 4 81. Lsuis X. Il.
La - 1Asa4stI.:E ...1 r-sast. Se.E
AIRLINE ROUTE HETWEEN
Chicago and -. Louis,

chicago and ~. Louis.
~dtns ieace Chicd0o TOR 81 Losis anil Int me.
didte places.
Accon,ouatien Train, SUNDAY .Ac.pt-d) YSuAs
Express Train. Saturday. exc.ptvdJ livra
traias Isdre ". Louis 10. UAicago and iat~yp,..
didle piacss.
accommodation Tram, SUNDAY s,A,.pt,dJ Wei NJ
Express Train lssturdays sxc.ptedl SCR y
Trains run directly through, witknui G. a., ~
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet Bjo-t..
ingtun, Springfield, Csrnyille ami Alton.
wfrsinS run On this road make diIsct conutctIoI.-
tn joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad &,
Joliet, maA'ng this the shortest, qucket and most
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and II. East.
With Illinois Central n. 4 81 Bloomington, foi La
Sale Mrndo,. and Cairo.
iii Great Western OF iinso,s ~ Springfield, tol
he. stuJ AID esl.es.
III all The Raiiioa I4srrklLx from Ghlcn 4,
sith daily liz. Of Packets At s; Lous Tor Keokus
New Ori.4i.s and Missouri River.
Through 1ieaSt, Tot all plat H.ioLci atsvt
be pTo.aIrd al al the principal t.. act Offices Ia th
United states, ana NJ the Offices
In b. Louis IA GhiraRo
toot VI W asiile - | - Uea street, UUpo
eLGe, On Leyee size Tremunt Hou..
i aiCh'D r. MORGAN, ia, supt.
IT, i,It teDitdIf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
Medical Gard.

IN WILLIAM vANzANDr OF 81 Louis Occniist
~ and opthaiinic surgeon, finding 1t neccssa - for
hs health. to reside, during the warm seasor IN
more northern situation, has selected AZ a sumu,rr
sdence the city Of RICK Island, III, where h- can be
eonsuitsi Tor AL diseases u til. ey- and vpthAlmc o-
erattons from the nrst Of July until the last Of Sep
tember Chronic affections generally will receive =
portion OF his attention, and eye patients viii mud
that during the warm season they car be more ste
c'ssflly treated In northern climate than ID
OF 81 LOUIS uun.S)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
DR., ], NlcCORTNEY

lFFERS his professional services To III. citizens
~ Of Davenport and vicinity
Of1c- Ia Wiley q Mung.r's new building eoru-r OF
ourth Brady streets
Refer To q orge l.. Davenport, James w. Csntsti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
Quick Sales and Small Profits.

Our stock Of Communion Sets Fioreniine, Mosaic.
Cameo, and nnr gold sets OF Pins, Ear
Ring and Blacelets Signets
AMI Diamonds Coin Silver
Forks Spoon, Services
Ac.. &c,
Cannot lie surpassed. Dealers all: purchasers are
invited 10 call and examine.
GEO. STEVENS CO,
cor Lake - Dearborn st., Chicago, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
Chicago 4 R0ck island Railroad
- - 49, ydSrNT-
Spring .lyvHss az MltNi,

o. 80 n
Spring .lS's'dss q nltMi,
IN ana after Monday ipri nth 1886, AMI UNI
OfurtL, notic tIain- Wi leave Rork I,iant ia y
SUNDAY x. p,ei AZ r"n'~-
l,t mai tram a. b % A
I'd exPr.--, stopping oni> al the l'lLcipai
stations NJ 10 4:
Si night xpt'ss. Stopping al al stations STOP
All fr.lgtt. with 2d class q 80 A N
Trains arrive al k"ck Isisad daily, SUNDAY,
copied, f.il"w>
1t pikAt Apr D M A N
ID exprrs,. s"ii.ing uniy al rIin station. 90 p
81 mali tram a; 10 10 Z.
1th freight "a Glass 10 T.
All raius uyar th- I,ai asSin Ctr >our xiri a.
Chicago with trans bih TIE NIChigHi SILth
and Michigan C.niralk to ana tiuiu Dstfo.t t.
lastp u ycahd. Columbus, Cincinnati, Fat burgl
Dunk X, BuGtlu NIAGARA Fall. .tttsitt New York
Philadelphia. Blliun.r' shd ha-h,j,Ct.H ~. al
North 10 GaIpi.a aud south s, iuI> and cairo 10
which place. tickets e.sh ~. PI,-thi.i.f
s, y STEPHENS Ti,krl AGENT
\. DtIrts kusk Island
PaS.cuGr r. t,Iuri, Il III Tia" nt.r>ity.,f giving
dist met dis .,p~ tn i-tItatteto II th"ir it!-
gag a. Z. pr,.ur' trl.- h for taking tntir seats
In th cars. tt conductors collect fsH oN a. ~ts-
tiuns the inT II the Chicago AKotk Island rdllT al
JOHN T TRACY, Superintendent
II WHITMAN, 49, sup't.
RICK l-ln
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
DesAl olnes River La md for sale
L.a.VD DEP.aRT.ME.ST.

DesNfO'~ss Rivsr Navigation and r. r. 90.
OrTUAwA, lows, April II. 1855.
>Ak Undersigned hereby gives notice, that this
Once Is now open for the sale Of these valuable
siC They will b. ,old on long credit and In lots TO
nth means and wishes Of purchasers
ALyfurther nform nation desired In relation TO tho,,
g. will BE- furnished on Application At this ofacs
! mail or Otherwise. GEO \. PRRKINS
tmAyIeotO Lana Commissioner.
LAND Dr. AA4nE7.
DIs AofuIs NAVIGATION Co.
an the stxtesnth day OF June next, th. uflce b
~ the sate Of the lands Of this company win Tor
removed from this place to Fort Dies Aolne..
These lands will b sold o. long credit, md n
lot I" suit the means and wishes Of purchasers.
GEO. b. PkRKIN4.
Land Conmissione
OitnInO1 00A -. AY21 dAHA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
Chicago Law Book store.
ID. ID. COOKE a CO..
Law Book Sellers.
las LAKE STREET. CHIC q

HEEp st ~ timss null stock Of the various Legal
N Work., etc., for sale Ut Eastern prices.
The psofsssoa viii and Il for thsir interest to wrts
o. make personal Application ct this Establishment
rather than 70 purchase from travelling Dealers who
are constantly proving about.
Al books cold By u warranted Of the latest
editions, and perfect copies; and any error should
occur, Il will 6e promptly rectihed.
4 complete Descriptive Law catalogue w!li be sent,
gratis, on apple alton Orders for sny Law Books
published int his country In Europe, viii be prompt
" attended, o. New Books and new State Reports
are regularly received md supplied.
On hand at oil times, the following;
Kent's Commentaries, Wharton's Criminal Law
Oh!ttyb :" Presidents,
SmithS Parsons on Contracts.
Curtis, Chitty
Coke upon Littl-ton, story
Story Ea.y Juri:prad'er, Smith .,,
fsylor's Med Phillips
Ray On Insanity, Roscos's CT.
story's Conflict % Laws, Drake on Attachment,
Promissory Notes, Burriil on Assignments,
Partnerships, sedgwick on Damages,
. Bailments, Archbold CT. Pleading,
Agency, S.ory's Equity Pleading,
Bills Of Exchange, smiths Mercantile Law,
Angel 3 Ames on Copors, Stker's American Law,
Angel on Common Carr'rs, Y . Statutes At large,
Tide WAiers, | Digest,
water Oours.s, n lsets Ohio Reports,
"Iusarance. " Mass.
Douviss's lnsttatcs a. Coun
Law Dictionary, +" Eng. Law coy
WAaStenS e" Reports,
nlineis Digest, NY"
nepoTto, Bi.ckW eli oil Txx Til e.
Addrsas D. D. COOKE I CO..
asel9dn las Lake street. Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
chicago Shan Dye Works.

ATR would respectfully infofn the Ladies Of Da,
w export that We have established At l2S South
Clark Street betN Madison and Washington SITS.
A Fancy Dyeiay and Securing Establish.
Every description u SIX, Satin, aud wouien
Shaws and Dresses are Dyed, Grained snd Restored
TO their original pcrfectisn. Craped Shawls dyed TO
any shade; also Lace Curtains c ande, Die seized and
warranted to look like Orders from the country
promptly attended 10.
COOK BROTHERS
gei7tf) 1875 South CLARK i tktess
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THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT,---DA DAVENPORT. IOWA
INSURiNCE ADVERTISEMENTS

|NSl RiNCE ADVERTISEMENTS
TINE NI(.sGO SSTI'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Room No. !, Mss al. Temple.
Dearborn ST., IN N.fGlA
CAPITAL STOCK, $3.50. 900
~ Dtrectors.
EpaUND tsNFiELD, ISAAC COOK
rIkSkl 1fIBEi;T HENRY CHAPMAN.
GEORGE HULM
ri.urxpeANf1fibP 20. iiESnY gAxpr &c
HLSRy GHAPHA. Tt.ts'f
N GILBERT Gvnerg. Agent md Surveyor
mis- .DsiiV.'s 10, sr.aiagrd ue nth L.! u
Mach u 1854 HfJer sp ciai ,hArtrt rtpns ia.
l. si-htu' 70 iE-.,. .,,l bu,in 1.5ni' NOS ti"'f
'hF IA 4 IT, Liable susTia- o.. stdt"l 'H ht As
i-'n t,p-'n iitni sui r,iIati bs-'., s.i Nn~ q
IT. st,biiit! s0iFiu..s and fIn.ie. yfafk. o's
u n. afst tnsuTanV. toippaI.i va III e-uhfit. i"
hss' d'.,irts- ct protecting IN m7avr syni.s, -
y dsh"@e h5 Fare u Ier.is VI tn "a III = .e.ss
REFERENCES:
Ne~,sS St.hs Hitt t,tv3.a -
Nnltiis : Au-fy Jhu -.e
norton a Br"th.r,
. SON. ByoIt. r.
> p,r--'i Pr. ! Eacin. y Iii R4ur--'
| !. = N"thrup. Ca-h'r RAJ ~ h"h
W. ?. Lynde, Eco. Milwaukee
J q. CohrOe, Ksq Eseiitc
uenry Farnsm. Pf..'i Chicago X Il. l. Railroad.
/ Tut q, C'eh Com. BistA ''Lts
! Dan ~ d. -, Clese'ui o.
~ Il JVh.. q IS "run, T. at OF st-ts. ,o.-..sS
i r.. ""lh ", - spr,.sneh', u
| ~ X tLsuhr .I. t.au-, NJ.
| ar'tfN "ai'N''tt "e..-N Soon .a.,ns
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

w ANToD - o. I AtA rate JsusH-vusa sAn
W Srs, v vaiA ~ stoeeeA YNseA N u Savsa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

A IL persons Indebted 10 the subscriber or L, Csnp
"A PowLLL, are request i to call and settle i'm
medisteiy, and thereby save cnst
Oct ~, i9hs-,lif IN CuyIn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

fufnltUfes
THE undersigned have -
'';'' % ;;s,.: y
In the Ten BuildlDGs,
NO.99 FOURTH RECT,
. doors abors Loo ssf East side
In calling the attention OF the citizens OF St Lous
And vicinity, to establishment, to induce your
patronage, We promise you
Three Things,
which Will endesvot At ell tlmss faithfully TO per.
form
# X ST.
We viii best endsavors to keep CONSTANT, On
hans GOOD ASSORTMENT, one that ahsl not BE-
excslsd BY any Hu, n!turs House In the IVES,
ECOND,
Our work shall be made WE'LL Of the k,sl toi
THIS WE WARRANT.
TIL IRD,
We viii cell 81 PRICES ~ Low, II not lEss. than
any similar establishment in 81. Louis All Of which
We agree to perform ut
No. % Fourth direct IssLovts, No
jau2Aiwly BAKER THORNNCn0H
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
'A.lRLES GlDODRIIA.
Dental SURGEON,

syry Office OIL Brady street, between ID
aud 81, over Nitchell's store, Daven-
tyYHV\ por', Iowa. "ctls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

AN. ID. MYERS has reuos.d his ofhcr to Sec-
~ ond .tre"t. between Brady aud Perry, Dsven-
port Iowe, few doors eat VI Smith's store.
II hips that hi last three years constant pssc-
TIC. this city given such satisfaction - vii
ttdd~- thus wishing thu services ~ Dentist q
ok his new tn alton. A. l. hi w"k any s,a.,i.t
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VXyHkRkAS, d. the 6ttesnth day of January, A.
w d. 1855, 0o> irith Hubbard executed unto Louis
A NAckiot, o. Tsistee. certain deed OF Trust
veyine 10 said trustee the land ia Scott county.
Iowa, described - follows, to-vi: All Of the east
half Of the southeast quarter VI section No. twenty
seven, (37 In township No. eighty, (6O) north OF
range No. i've, (s east of the dlth principal merii
Also, the ueiivldcd hpf Of the east half Of The
northeast quartz Of the north west quarter of sec
tion No. thfSty-e,ur (SA) In township No eighty,
(60 north ransa Nc. dve, () east Of nth principal
meridian, containing ninety (0O) acres. Also the
South-east Queter Ut the north-wsst quarter OF
section No twt % in township No seysaty- whine
(1e) north ranse No avs, ~ east Of nfth principal
meridian whicl said conveyAnce Was made b. the
said Goodrich tnbbard for the purpose u securing
the payment oftwo certain promissory notes and the
interest theren, signed by the eaid Goodrich Hub
bard, dated tn uftrenth day Of January, D. 1885,
dollars pays0h In six months, and one for the
of six hundrd aud ssventy-fve dollars payable in
twelve month from date, ut the banking house Of
Macklot Ctrbin, in Davenport, with interest st
the rate OF tcl pr cent per anuum after due And
aow said q - mentioned ness having become due and
payable. and he said Goo rich Hubbard having fail
ed to Day the sAms, Louis A. NAckioi, Trustee rs
Aforesaid hereby aive this public notice that by
virtue 81 thu power which Is in me vested BY said
deed Of Trns viii. On Tuesday the fourteenth day
II October. A y 1855. asthe hour Of tvo o'clock IN
the aiternoo Of said day At the Court House door In
the city Of davenport. expose and Oder for sale at
public aucf the parcels u land above described,
much rsof shall he suhcient 70 sail ~ and
pay the % said note With the interest there
the y Of sale, together with all tn. csts aud
expenses endins said sale, cost u this noice and
Trustees ks, Upon the cosnpletion OF such sale
deed will given In accordance With tA3 stipulation
Of said Dest Ut Trust convsyiag full and perfect IL
! tls TO the ttsct Of land sold to the purchaser
Datrd tn 18th day Of September, 4. D 1855.
LOUIS A AACKLOT.
septlA-dk, Trustee.