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United states Patent Once,
Washington, Apiil ~, 1e5f


an petition Alfred Han, Of Peuh hmboy, New Jersy,
extension Of n-ent granted 10 him the ~ OF
SEPTEMBER btiek for
from the expiration Of said patent which ,sses place ON the
I'd day of septsmbfr, 1856
be h,nd the Patent Oee
Nonday, at ~ oeock and all
sot6sd " they have. why
ssid petite ought 20 be grant d.
opposing .rsnon required OLE IN the pnien
obi specially set frh rnE ~ osi tw.nv
efre The day Of hcHnR ali te-sony hsd W her patty
be used said hearing be taken rnd trahsWsd 10
rules o the oce which viii be furnished
application.
fhe rmony In viii be closed the sh Of August
relied testimony must he nsd
In oce that the argnmeni,
" any. within days thereafter.
terircncef WsshinE,nn " o. Rspph
succeysivs weeks previous the
CHARLES MASON, u. -..
. ..# ##fa #aH# H@H Commissioner OF Patents.
p.s.-Edon ~ papers will please copy and send
their bills the Patent ofco with containing this notice
May l--tgw3w
1II .aoshsr choice lot Of straw B,ns.t., shAA.r-
- B.rouers, bpys hnts and of description.
A fplendd assortment of the finest Ffctch h,we
RbandA, ifu the lowest prices
Grapes msues u-ions, siike iaftons crowns
kc y.
a select assor,nsn, Of d'es. trimmings. ,,
Fancy roods In All their variety NJ WIN y. sHEDDs
March 9s-lw 500 Elevehth street. above fehn avenue
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United states Patent Umc.,
Washington, May n 1890

WnshInrtoht
IN petition ofMshias W. BALDWIN, ~ Philadephs Penn
syIyania, praying patent ahrd 10 BIN
ls2 In "bs manner OF
ucng enginesn for yeas from the
erptraton peent place the 2h day Of
August, la5S-- -
l. ordered that petition heard the Patent Ohct
Monday tb Of An ~ O'Clock, and all
persons appear show they have
VT petition ought he granted.
opposing the extension required 70 &c In TIE Psns
objections specially In east
days day hearing Al testimony 6i.d BY either
rnd hearing be- taken and transmitted In
ofce which viii be funished
pication.
The Testimony In will st Of Au-
uui depositon and relied testimony,
nssr office before the morning oi that
day tho Arguments " any, within ten days th.reH1er
Ordered also he published the Union inie
,ence Evening srar, Washington Republican, eslmore
srgu Phadepha bay Book, yort and Post, Boston,
oncs week previous the lih of
August nert, the day Of bearing - ...a..
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Faisns
pp-ESior. Of the pnpcr plrsso copy,
osicc with containing ,hs notice
May I6-lsw9w
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NEW SPRtNG GOODS ron GESTLE nEN.--P. q.
STEER Merchant Tailor, No 4ss sevenh STREET, between
and streets has Eoods and has the
pleasure his and the public that his stock
complete. n7ited
call early with the the elegant and desirable
epods win be shown them The stock embraces . usual ssw snd
elegant furnishing goods fcv Gentlemen.
April l9-eodowf (sta nd Orean,
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NOTICE ss hereby given that I will apply sb.
Commissioner Issue duplicates following
wit; One for 20 No. 6v0, issued
Charles mbsr 1885
January 1885, mud No 1870 Said
ny, assigned blank, aud mailed
snyder son, Washington, who received
them No other has night 70 bsir pcs~r,on 70
them. GEORGE KELLOGG
May ti-lnwGw 44...s
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rnou TsxasLae intellaen from the State Of Texas
rcnorts very favorable condition Of the field crops
.bundanee OF fruit and friendly disposition the part
OF the Indians settled on the reserve
The reported death Of Mrs Bell widow OF Judge Josiah
H. Bell Of Brazora county, is confirmed. The Galveston
News says OF this lady she was without being nvdious to
any Others the most beloved and revcred Of ell the noble
hand Of women produced BY an which developed tho
highest and best attributes Of female character and made
the early marous Of Texas still celebrate than her
heroic men, Her name will be household word whilsy
one Of the cold Texans survives.
The Houston Telegraph says ccon has been brought BY
wagons to that city from Fort washit in the Chocsw
nation TWENTY-FIVE miles north Of Red river distance
four hundred pailee
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French Boarding aud Day School,
Baiidhng NO. i3s PenHsytrauia
THE Of this institution will Monday
l. February 4, lsS. #"..... ........ j.. .
DAILY instruction in the French language ryen by lady,
Psri who resides IN the sy the hhe branches of
English under The epsra chafee OF Miss BROOKE and
afforded ioI the acquisition OF thorough an elegant Gu
Jan sI-eodaw
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FORE OF GuARANTER.
Proposals for stationery.

.-.. .E.... TREASURY DEPARTaENT, Nav IL, 1856.
SEPARATE proposals stationery required by this
- department fiscal ending 1857 will be
received un " O'Clock, Uih Of June NEXT
should be accompanied by satisfactory testonaso ability 70 uh
the
Al the cies very quality samples
article bid The sapes OF the
awarded will
will parties No bid
Of the
quaty suited To Of the department and
articles viii subject bid 10 rejection
at the pleasure Of the department ~ - .
Each proposal signed the firm individual making H.
specify and aud
schedule without uniformity therein
decision, will
be unless substantially agreeing herewith
The be delivered without deiay when
pntmrut itself right ordering grea'e
ss each aud article contracted ios e public
require.
forthwith To aBnu the contract.
Bones approved security be gives by the person
and In o iaiue supply The arlcIes
hG his shall be liable forfeit
r specified In such bond hauidaed damages
The the all portion Of
Articles specified
shall supplied the market department
may, : dsc eiiou purchase open
suhjoined specifies. nvarly done
qualify and descpuon OF each OF The kinds articles
required:
oopost satin, plain fnish faint In ed plain
and trimmed, 10 weigh nst les ihan IL Tbs per
200 fanrlned plain, and
uimmed, o weigh not iess ihaa ~ lbs. per
guuo po, maehine aintned sides,
plaiD per
paper szess by and by AZ inches plain
medium paper. books, per ream, PLAIN
46 envelope paper, sizes 4s by 81 inches and 10 BY "
inches, yellow or buf, per ream
reams large brown envelope, per Team
% DO bloiing paper, royal, per
62 do copying (Manns .-
100 metallic pens Of a kinds required best quality per
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, May n6, 1855.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 70, 1885.
SEpARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be
" o. the secretary the Navy until O'Clock
day, the Joh of June furnishing
be required by the Navy
year commencing e It OF July ie56 ending
June 1857
All the articles furnished OF quality, delivered
without delay when
the ouhce for which they required
II be required, bidder must lgni with
proposai a sample OF each article bid for.
To insure uniformity in the blank
nshed ~ those
does no. fully which each and
named for any
Bouds IN sufficient with
for faithful contract required of The per-
contracting The sureues
Thar viii be eiyen also satisfactory testimonials
tract must accoanany the bids onerwise will be considered
The drparmsh ilsif ordering
less quantity Of every contracted io as he public
may require.
70 70 be innished at The lowest maket price, according m
quality. aH sa
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No. 557]
Notice of withdra wal Of Lands In Iowa.

pursuance ofan act approved 18Th May s5 making
lands the Finite Of iowa
srucor crrtsi aead
issued on withdrawing narte unit fnrhe,
orders, all the Ienas thai sta,o fol
lowing named districts which i for eve
ing sales nnd locaions, viz
Once NJ Dacouah, all the lsnds the district.
once Dodge a the lands north Of townships
~ and %.
ono. sour city all the lands north Of the
ships oi
diven hsnd, osfc. city
Washington, hi. slst day of May, $50
TH0s A. HEspRICEs,
Mv n-laws~ lint, and stsrI comnissioner,
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Proposals for stationery.

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, May "a, 1850.
IN Of hes aeu egzng making appropriations or
such objects have been usually included In the
era bill without authority law and nx and pro
vide certain incidental OF the departments and Offices
OF the government and or other purposes approved the 10Th
August 1884, sealed will be this department
until O'Clock the 2lst OF June for furnishing such
ARTICLES OF stationery be- required by Tor io the
t day OF July enumerated in the suoined schedule and
esae quaniyj but understood proposing
that the department 10 be liberty take either greater
quantity Of article Than is specified according 10 r du
ring he year.
Each article be Of ihe best quality and be delivered without
d.au au4alxnN Nnrinrul
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NOTICE is hereby gtvrn that will apply To the
~ tomnss Pensions duplicate OF 30
bounty issued zoe under The law of September
numbered 54 In the Of is2l3
and which has been assigned,
pledged OF located by me, or BY my authority, - -
Jan ia-law6w JOHN ROSS.
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undersigned OF Lotteries OF the State OF Mary
being daily OF letters from various pols OF
the eouprrv king inquiry as To lottery schsme win which he
country flooded which be decided by the draw
Loirsa takes this mehod 20
inquiry, and inform th- public hat all
puporns decided by Maryland drawn
that parties who tIe themselves Morris Cos and
pnd be sale agents for the grand chatter lotteries
importers and said oitery fnnd having
neither ssi pfssumptve existence and ha anh ncous
dm styled Co.. sv.and Ohio, are also impossrs, and
az lotteries which they profess be managers OF agents for are also
Rr HARD FRANCE, OF hi. city drawing
gb@ Maand oeretbe business conducted under the hm
FRANCE co. and they sole agents In
There howevsT forty heened
vend the Of Maryland who derive iierase nnder him
1hTough this oirc sell uckcu in the Msyiaad lorres
u. n. McrH bIL,
Commissioner of Lotteries for the State Of Maryland.
tp27-amdacp
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Iosr rec.ived-s style Of Bwchsasn frccL aud
aoder sack vry arsceu ,rd ei~Esnt Also
hRn busters, with superior assortment o. summer foods
- WALL h STEPHENS,
jane 7-dlmt Penn avenue ps,ween ah and ioth s,.
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UEsrAL NO tCE.-DR MUNsON has removed his Office 70
~ S Pennsyvsna avenue, formerly occaped by Nal Keyworh
June 7eod3r.t
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TO THE PUBLiC.-Tho undertaking
RED by The late James n Harvey will be continued his
widow. e
Mt George Harvey Or ther deceased huband)
engaged conduct and business aud fully authorized
70 acti the premises.
~. public may every attention win be given
ine business g. formerly.
Funeral calls attended Of the day and night.
MAaIA & HARVEY,
hp0-eoor No. 40 Seventh west
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l.. j. Middleton

4 y. CALDu Ell, Ds.st-,, os p,,g nr so. .,.s.
" .f Phad puia k located Of fensyv
MIA and lin operate
teeth any needing his services Trstops .ssius
iac'ion fro refer
snd Of
The head jaws, correcting ssBafy r.~th
parRsT diseased b.
20 NJ skn and judgment Ai-o mouths prepared
teeth inscuea ~ the best possible msnner.
y, D -Grstuitous operations for the poor.
May t7--lmf
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spUonAs BUCHANAN UEaU.-Mcssrs, TAt Lns a
NArRY received further tngply the
distinguished pnet and sr's
Poes BY bnch Read illustrated edition. elegantly
bound in Tssk~y 81
Pcsms by rhomss Huchanan Read. 81
The New Pastoral BY Thomas BpchsHap Read. al.
The House by the Poem BY Thomas Buchnna- Read IS
BJokstorr a th
June ~
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THIS established place win be opened fo ylser
si of under the inn of the sub-cr
bsfs having leased OF Them 70 tu Of wears Th
tasteful and and s
additions mad rnder the hst accomnodu
lions class. The distant hom N,
rsfoad wsfrepen miles, by rrnded oad The morning
trains osd fum Alxandis and from Cor
branch with Warrouton,
comfortable cnnehrs Arrival of the
from Baltimore Washington soKandria spring
n O'Clock M, Rchmond dit
s25 month three months, $50
mouths $751; and month SO per month week. s2 day
THos n. r. INGRAM,
May 9o-eodim ALEN hNDER BAKER.
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tickets and shares certificates Of packages the
above splendid will receive prompt
each drawing will be Immediately ater Il h
10 all who order from .
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Jupe 10 Wilmington, Delaware
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
HOUSE.
Tuesday,, = q

tuesday, O'Clock Pm.
The lont resolution on Kansas was
passed, yeas 36, nays &c.
on motion Of Mr.. Arnold, the bill
for the 10th Judicial District was pass
ed. 1t mncXcs Ercmcr county, and
takes effect after publication i'll the
Iowa City Republican and Muscatinc
Journal.
Mr.. Sullivan offered a resolution not
to take up any bill ont of the rccuIur
order, except in ease Of emergcncy--
He urged, rs Il favor to the Clerks, it.
PASSAGE. Mr.. Cloud and Mr. Horland
opposed it. Not carried.
Mr., Sullivan urged ii, to prevent
hasty legislation Lost.
Mr.. Barker offered resolution to
instruct the committee on Roads and
HlShways, to report a general law
Passed.
Nh Dorland offered resolution for
emitting the first reading of bills
Mr.. Barner was sorry at such IN Oh
slau@ht on the rules OF parliamentary
proceeding in the House. Mr.. IIarlic,
OF Dubuque, inquired how hill couIl
be read the second time, if not read
the first time.
Mr.. Laiimcr had leave to introduce
a blIi defining the 18th Judicial District
and fixing the times Of courts -Rcferr-
ell TO the Judiciary committee; also
ion the 10th Judicial District, which
was SO referred.
House adjourned.
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SENATE.

Dec. 10Th, 10 O'Clock a. Nj.
Senate met. Prayer 10y the Chap
lain. journal read.
Mr.. Trimhlc, from the select commit
tee to core pond with Geo. Greene,
Esq. in relation TO his Supreme Court
reports, reported the letter which they
had received from him, which was re-
fcrrcd to the Judiciary committe.
The President laid before the Sen
ate message from the Governor. ar-
companicd with memorial to him
from stakeholder of the De, Moincs
River Navigation and Il. Il. company.
which was referred to the Joint com
mittcc on the Dcs MONIES River I'M
provcmcnt, when two members, Mcssr~.
Coolbaugh and jenkins, were added To
that committc.
Mr.. Loughridge introduced bill to
repeal an act in relation Ia county
seats, which was read Il second time,
and referred to the committee Oh new
counties.
Senate File No, I'LL e. establish
the | lth Judicial District, was returned
by the House, as passed 10y that body,
with one amendment which was con
Cured in 10y the Senate.
The resolution and its substitute,
calling for 4 statement from the Coy
ernor in relation to certain transactions
with the Sup. Pub. Inst. were taken up,
and elected spirited debate, which
was participated in by Senators Jen-
kins, Thurston, Trimblc, Mcphcrson
and Coolhaugh.
The substitute was lost and the orig
inal resolution was carried.
The bill in relation to appeals in
criminal eases was taken up and passed.
House File No. 6, an act creating
the thirteenth Judicial Dist, was rea.
second time and referred to "A special
committee, consisting Of Senators
Thompson, CIeaver and Brown.
Mr.. Trmblc introduced Senate File
No. 81, Il bill providing for the service
of original notice in actions at law,
which was referred To the committee
on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Neal introduced Senate File No.
%, bill to repeal an act in relation
TO Divorce and Alimony, read 4 second
tine and referred to the Judiciary com
mittoc.
Mr.. Thompson introduced a bill pro
viding for obtaining judgment by
notice, reterrelto the Judiciary com
mit;rc
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IOWA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


Tuesday, Dec 9th, 2o'clock I'm.
Senate met and resolved itself into
committee ofthc whole, upon the con
sldcratlon ofthc bill regulating inter
est on money, and after some time
spent therein the comnitte rose repor-
ted progress, and asked leave 10 sit
again tomorrow at two O'Clock. Leave
granted
Mr.. jenkins offered the following.
Whereas statements appear in the bi-
cnnlal report of Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, respecting certain
transactions with the Governor Of this
state, in relation to the School Fund
Of the State, therefore:
Resolved, That the Governor be re
qucstcd To- furnish, to the General AS
scmbly, a statement of said transac-
tons at his earliest convenience.
Mr.. Ihurston offered the following
as substitute TO said resolution:
Resolved, That there be appointed
"A committee of three to ascertain the
reasons why the Governor, latter the
bonds which he required had been of
icred by hnn) refused to make ont the
certificate which would enable the Su-
pcrntcndcnt of Public Instruction To
draw the five per cent, and by what
authority of law he took the response
bIity OF refusal to draw this money
from the General government, thereby
losing some thousand dollars pr month.
Senate then adjourned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

luroEIs OF Dry ps.-Thc total
imports Of Dry Goods at New York
during November were SiO3, 500 grca-
ter than for November Of last year !;
$4,000 over the receipts for the
same month of 1854: and &33o, SOC
less than for the same period of 1868.
The total imports since the lst Of Jan
nary last, amount to S1s,636.oS |.
which is 27,ls9,Ss3 greater than for
the same period Of last year, 1860 3
greater than for the same period OF
1854; but only s662,l4s greater than
for the corresponding period of 1853.
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AN ounce OF preventive is worth a
pound OF cure" Now ia lifetime tn b. rlr'
hcnlarly careful to keep the feet dry. Es-
cry one should provide himself with d / oil
par IT boots Fot the winter w,a'h,r. and
al such woGid de- well TO call at CARRIE
LII and 9TH, and get paw, with inside
coiA solrs. He will furnish you with i fr,t
LAT" aihHl' of water proof blaehlnI, Ilh
aud shoes madr 10 order, Carleton, j. the
man 10 30 20, for h. has The beat of work
men AMI iir~t la'c stock, AID makes neat
AID Antalle arliclc.
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CHRISTMAS iiorIpAys-an insti,u-
ton which dates back more thaa eighteen
hundred years is j"st upon rs. Great pre-
para'ion have beer ma,ic 10 supply the
demand for Eifls OF all | inls and prices,
by our cn'erpilsng merchants. Oh folks,
young folks, HE gay, the grave, high, low,
and all creation gchcrailv, arc Informed that
II would b" perfectly = op,r, aud highly
raeomcndablc that they should engage, en-
masse, to 40 what they can TO make them
selves appear liberal ami agreeable during
The coming Holiday session. Anything
fine st of Furs,-a new suit If clothes,
and from that down 20 Eve cent toy, will
i'nd cheerful reception ~ the shrine of
Santa Claus. So "p,ch in,' AMI celebrate
he occasion with good WILL
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Masonic FEsTIvAL.-E Extensive ar
engagements have been made by the Masonic
fraternity in This city 10 have one If the
most brIi'an, festivals ever gotten mp by
the Order IN the West. II ~ 10 be at
LeClufc Hall, December 3ls', and we can
aSsure our Masonic brethren, far and ear
That this festival wiIl be- one worthy Of the
honorable Order, an'l unsurpassed by any
rrsvioue effort IF similar kind. II win
noi only be "feast Of reason anl flow 81
-""l,' but also feast If good things tor the
the h Of lIxurious and sul,s'anlil rditl,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

Evan, tnhW X Co., are Just rercis
ing fresh euprlles of Groc.ries, Of the hes;
brands, winch viii be sid al their usually
accommodating terms. a look at their
monster stock will satisfy any merchant,
that there - The place for great bargains,
That country merchants loose money by
passing this house TO purchase in Chicago
or 81. Louis, Is cunclu ION derived from
the dearly bought experience OF those who
have tried il. Satr Ga Il aud time by pat
ronIling thu popular Wholcsalc Grocery
establishments
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

Pork PACLINo.-An extensive htIsl-
ness IA This line is going on at Burrows
Packing house; upwards OF 6,oo hogs having
already been slaush,crel, which Is more
than 'hrre times as maty as were packed IN
the same establishment. up 10 this date last
yeat. This tI anch OF business will be car
rled 10 a much greater extent this season,
tan Il was previously in this State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

BARGAINS IN DRl GooDs.-Mr John
Knapp, at the old stand of Knapp & Rcd
mon, Offers large and splendid stock oil
Dry Goods at the most reasonable prices.
Ladies and gentlemen cannot do better than
10 make their bargains al this well known
house Call and examine The stock.
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TE Observation-Disclosures IOWA. DECEMBER 49, 1856.
FINANCIAL.
BANKING House. or TALIxss, PowERs X McLFAs, |
DAVENPORT; DEcENprRi II, 1856. l

BANKING HorsE or TsLISAs, PowERs McLFAs, /
DAyESroRT; DECEMBER II 1856.
The continued bad weather and impossible roads
have rendered business ~ all kinl. for time
trcmeiy dull. and ie.ls preventing The sale OF GOOD
have npedd osIirctAns OF debts due from the coun-
try. Rut whilc ronry has boom" no more plentiful
there has been \ less active enquiry fr IL than *
isted a few week ago. Fxehsngc has become more
pi'niifui; Banker. are ale 30 sulpy all demands
without difficulty.
We notice great scar ity OF nscellan Gus ctrr N
~ Eastern IL in fair SUPPLY ia ugh used carefully
Is these bringing 1t on, 10 prevent its being returned
and unu'uay larry quantities Of the bi- Of the Ne
hraska Banks sccm TO have lately been put all at
As III" currency cf this country spparnlt, Is 10 b.
supplied from these banks, AMI tn valu' { thr
h,s depends en.rely ur,n tn responsibility II TIN
stcckholl r. We hayt tx pains to ascerian thu
ownership and con 's,ion aud am unit ~ Cirrua ION
OF the different Banks AMI hope soon give thr pub
lie rtilil information up.u the suljec ia which they
so much int rested. Gold remains in mo'ierii.
supply with steady thoush no active d-mini, W.
make no chang IN rates.
There Il 10 ale for Land WARRANTS
W. utiotr exchange n f,Jtsv-
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DIDN'T COME TO TINE.

The black Republican Fremont G lee
tors for Wisconsin failed to meet on
tho FIRST Wednesday Of December, so
the Woolly Horsc loses The vote Of that
State Afsf ALL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

The icc.hridsc just erected at this
aud will probably coniiEue so until next
sp,ing. \ little caution, just now,in cross
ing i"Ay prevent accidents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

NoTICE TO PoETs.-For the best
New Year, Address, the Carrier Of the
Dljly State Democrat offers th,-sum of FIVE
sIiyv character, and be furnished within
ten lay.
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liFAs.Nr.-lcsterday above the
lie-walks, was very pleasant and agr' cable,
and gave signs Of iine time for sleighing
daring the coming Holidays.