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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-09-30

representing the accomplished sage q
Wheatland az an old ox--a mers sfser---
standing near crib. supposed 70 be the
public Treasury, busily chewing hay,
symbolical Of Treasury Notes. When
ever the orator tagged for want Of matter,
the large boy twirled the lantern, and
down came shower Of words, ia which
"ten cent Jimmy" ''Ostend conference,
"calumnator Of Henry Clay wero con-
usedly mingled, and then the applause
was deafening-"Fillmore and sictory!'''
.Carlile and the Unioh!''
The opening remark Of the orator, had
i. not been simply shy, would have beer,
insulting. He said there were only two
parties in the country: the American"
party and the Republican party; that
there were two sections Of the Republi-
can party, one section in the North, cal
ding themselves Black Republicans, the
other section in the South, calling them
selves Democratic Republicans. In other
words, seven-tenths Of the voters Of the
SSuthern States. WHO are Nand always
hare been Democratic, and nine tcnthS
kof the Southern Representatives in Con-
gress, ipcluding Mason, Hunter, Butler
and others are politically, mentally and
socially rethettcr than Seward, Giddings
and Fred. Douglass, and their infamous
crew. When we.consider the wholesale
nendacity of the<remark, the respecta-
bility of the persons slandered, and tbe
place where the slanderRas uttered, and
the iimmacuiate character dthe renegade
Democrat who made i, we are Supremacy
Disguised. -4tEE A.
The orator took other GROUNDS and
ma de other points that were extremely
funny. He used an argument as,aiasi
the Nebraska Bill, that was very original
he said il was the ::.object Of the Democra-
tic party 10 drive the Indians out Of Ka;i-
sas. ;" as il We had NOT dfiseh=them OF 81
every foot Of land now occupied BY the
States of the Union. ~ There was one old
man in the crowd Originally from New
England, so much struck BY this new
proof Of Democratic iniquity, that he
sobbed bitterly Tie orator has discoy.
cred the true intent and purpose Of the
Nebraska bill, it was originated aud pass:
Jed. opus down the "American'' party,
although at the time il vas originated,
the Know Nothing party did not exist.
But why pursue this man any futher;
what we have said islsuficient 70 give tile
distant reader 2 full idea Of what trans
PRED on the glorious night of the 10Th.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-09-30

Ksnswha river Is atill very lon
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-09-30

The vote i'll Maine, attic late elec+
ton, bears upon ifs face themost pal
pablo Evidence offratd anacorruptiont
numbers twill stand about
thus: n NEA.L HI I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27

more iudicious selection could moi
have been made. The trial is still
pending, and the New York Times
says:
Huntington's trial was resumed 10.
day, before an attentive audieuce
The absence Of any great excitement
during the progress Of the case thus
iar, and the comparatively brief period
within which the whole evidence for
the prosecution was compressed, had
induced very general belief that the
trial would pass quietly and stupidity
to It's close. The illusion was dispell-
ed, however, this morning when the
juno, counsel for the defendant pro-
ceeded 10 open his case and PROFOUND
theory on which an acquttal was 10
be sought at tie hands of the jury
The asscmblage was electrified and as
the idea Of the defense assumed shape
and consistency, tie aslon.slment
burst through the doors, spread all
around the park, gathering strength as
il expanded, until finally it assumed
the full blown proportions of \ positive
assertion that Huntington had been
ieclrrcd NO, guilty" Oh the ground
Of INSANITY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISoros, Dec.

WAsHIS0foS, Dec. "a.
HorsE.--Mr. Campbellreported Post
Office Ocean Mail Steamer and defcie-
ncy appropriation bill
Mr.. Phelps reported with amend
ments the Senate bill relative to foreign
coinage, and also the coinag. OF the
new cent pieces.
The coinage was postponed for two
weeks.
Mr.. Rice introduced q bill! autlori-
ring the people of Minnesota to form Q
constitution and State government. Ad-
journed.
Senate stands adjourned till Friday.
New York, Dec "a.
Mr.. NJ. =. Roberts has, in accordance
Nth the suggestions of Goicuraia, or
dered the steamer Granada, OH her re-
tnrn trip from Aspinwall 10 stop at
San Juan del Norte and bring off such
Of onr countrmep as NAV desire 10 leave
Nicaragua, including women, ehildre,,
the sick and disable. Tile Granada will
proably reach San Juan on the ?2d OF
January
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
New York. Dcc24

New York, Deceit
On Tuesday night the SGD anni,cr-
sary OF the founding Of the \. Y. Histo-
rical society. was held at the University.
Hon. Luther Bradish presided. The
Grafton OF the evening was dclicrcd bv
the Hon. I. Illcadly, Secretary OF State,
OIL the part taken by New York in the
revolutionary struggle.
The St-.Iohn'~ fraud Lodge Oil Free
Masons met last night. TO hear the re-
port Of the committee To confer with
the Grand Lodge OF the state of New
York. with n view tn an union of Free
Mason. now divided. The committee
reported that they were unfortunate
III their negotiations, and n" terms they
deemed honorable had been proposed,
50 the desired union is again postponed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27

Dred Scott was the slave Of John

Drod Scott was the slave Of John F.
A. Sanford Of St. Louis, and was tax. \
BY bis master into Illinois, where
Dyed left his master and assertei his
freedom, which the laws Of Illinois
give ~ slaves brought into that State
by voluntary act Of the master sui
ssquently bred went back to s.. Louis,
and wss arrested by Sanford rs his
slave. bred sued for his freedom Oh
the grounds OF having become II tree
man by the laws Of Illinois. The Su-
preme court Of Missouri decided
against bred, and the case was taken
to the United States Supreme Court,
and is now pending in Washington
City, and there are three or four impor-
tant legal issues to bc decided IN the
ease, which have political character
One issue is the constltutionalty Of
the Missouri Compromise Another
is, whether taking slave into free
State gives the slave unqualified free
dom that cannot be taken away hy the
return Of the slave TO the State where
the master resides.
The decision on these two ISSUES
will put at rest deal oi discussion,
and he authoritative upon all parties.
bred is defended by Montgomery
Blair, and Santord's counsel are Hon.
Rcvcrdv Johnson aud f. ;. 'ry"r,
Rsq.
Seward and Hale have been car
nestly solicited to volunteer 10 defend
the rights OF bred, but declined on the
plea that they are not prepared The
most probable cause OF their refusal is
the wnnt Of fee, which bred has
NOT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
HALIFAX. Dec -

HdlIIAA, lee. ~
As the Canada failed to bring out
the newspaper packages and CONNER
cial summaries which were placed on
board the America, there was gap in
the Liverpool markets as telegraphed
yesterday, but we have succeeded in
procuring brief account of the mar
kets for the week ending on the 9th
inst, inclusive OF which completes the
record rs follows:
LIVERPOOL 6th.-Breadstntfs-An al
vance of I'd is reported in wheat flour
held for full prices but in limited dem
and. Indian corn steady at the previ-
GUS weeks quotations. Provisions with
ont animation or any material change
in prices in the produce market. An
advance OF 6a9d is shown in sugar.
The Bank OF England reduced ia rates
OF discount to q - per cent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27

In the trial Of Chas. b. Huntington
in New York for Forgcries, Mr.. Bryan,
one Of the counsel for the defendant.
opened the defense with speech, the
peculiarities and disclosures of which,
filed all listeners with amazement. He
confessed that the defendant was gull
ty not only Of those forgeries for which
he was on trial, but of 20 millions
more! and that it was monomania
with the prisoner to commit forgery
without any evil intent, but from the
force Of IN irresistible mental proclivitv
to do so. A history Of Hunringjon's
life was given, and long catalogue of
forgeriea disclosed, that carried aston
ihmsnt 10 Court jury; and bystanders.
! The plea Of insanity was alone reli-
ID upon BY the defense. James 7.
Rsady, Esq, and J. T. Bryan, ESQ,
vesS sssa1d ler Haatiagtoa aad a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
3. O. 8 AOREY-S
Foundry sud Machine Works,

VINHE Proprietor Is nov prepared 10 execute every
I variety Of machinery at short rutce
superior steam Engines from TO IC0 iofsr 70 er;
Engines, Lsthts, Planer- Gil tMs,sud all desctiI-
ttors 81 mill work. Also sole agent IN The We.t for
The manufacture Of Mccord's Anti Friction Hosse
Power; superior Rachiues for the purpose intended
ne would invite The attention Of parties requiring
Skating TO his Adjustable Hanger and self.OIiing
Boxes, superior to anything II, u,.
Particular attenion wilt be paid IN repairing ma.
ehinery, and prompt attention given a. ali orders,
propose y execute my work in the best manner, and
ask parties requiring machinery repairing To favor
me with their orders. Castings Of oil kinda supplied
70 order. WORM oh Third street, opposite the Ca
'asiic buryteU groaud. deeo7dawly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
GDl\GS- ON IN IpN \.

fnNNn>t--i~ lhc riati,,"i ,.i.w ,uwr
laid of bv Atram Fletcher IN Frrmont
90. al the FOOT 81 The h,uit,. whcr,
| p!Gmh Greed; ru,nrs nj, thr Nies"ur
bottom. 1t has IL SAW mill. Touring
mill store a.. with plenty Of timbel
and stone.
Sorin GlE>woop.-i- the lame Of
new town in Mills Co.. designed as
the site Of the Burlington and flats-
mouth K. L. depot grounds +; a"ra share
in which sell Tor $3.50.
HA>hl>G.-Judgr Dougia, OF Ben
ton county, IN conjunction with ). II
Watson, has opened a banking House
IN ntoI..
.oop FoRTr%E. light year, .go
Charles C. Van located 500 acres ot
land south Of Fl. Des Moincs, DO; iar
from the city. II cost at sl.25 All
acre, s625. lie has recently been oil
fcrei $500 an acre. or $4,000 for
the tract.
F.. DE> Mol> Es.-The Citizen al
I.ounccs The census of il, cit, L. be
1851 ; al increase ut over loo in
nine months las, past.
SNow.--Ihcre were two inches of
snow at Fl. Dodge in this State, on
the 2.th OF November. At the same.
place and at the same limc, only one
mile from town, Mr.. Bxton, while en-
gagged III killing two young pan,hers,
was set upon by the dam, and had not
assistance arrived in time, she would
have killed him.
re- The Guthrie County Sentinel
at Panora, is to be enlarged during the
month of January to % by 81 sheet,
and Mr.. b. +. Dlllcy to be associated
with Mr.. Parish, in its publication.
PRosEcrlIox.-The Newton lJas.
per COZ Express announces that three
| individuals Of that town have sued Mr..
Wclkcr. ono of the editors, for $500
for quietly looking Or as he saws,
while some ladies were destroying the
whiskey of the plaintiffs. We should
like to hear the whole story.
BLockADE.-Thc storm at Ianora
on the LIST inst. must have been terrif-
fic, the snow drifting in some places
fifteen feet deep, and for three DAYS,
almost blockading the good citizens in
their houses.
CLAYTON Goa correspondent Of
the McGregor Times speaks OF Nation
al, new town II miles from Mct,rec-
or, on the Dubuque and st. Paul road.
1t is year old-has fine school
house, church, and a large tavern stand.
On the 5th inst. the river was firmly
frozen.
The LIST Division OF the n. w. r. r.
is to extend from its junction with the
MEG. 4 St. p. r. +. to DEBORAH. Win
neshick co.
FRANKvILLE-is 30 miles west of
Nc Gregor-on the n. w. r. R.-.hss
two hotels and fine church-its gen.
eral thrift ann prosperity, is ascrihed
to the energy and enterprise of Mr..
FRANK TEABouA.
For most Of the above items of
State news we are indebted to the
Capitol Reporter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27

Ii is stated that new series of forge
ries mas just come to light in the town Of
Pike, Wyoming county, New York. Mr..
n. \. DIN. whose principle business was
10 dry goods, but who was also engaged
in other pursuits man occupying q
highly respectable and prominent posi-
ton in his community, being a leading
member of Methodist Society in that
town-has forged end ,rsemeDts on his
own paper to very large amount. We
are told he confesses to have practised
the iniqaity for upwards of ten yesrs;
and bat for the str,ngency IN tho money
markets Of the West this Fall, he might
have carried it on for much longer Pc
ROD his character having been above
suspicion. Last week, however, the
frauds were discovered, amounting to up
wards of 100000. A part Of the notes
with forged endorsements had been pied
ged as collateral security, and the ad-
vances, so far as known have been about
10000. The loss falls principally upon
country banks in bis neighborhood.
WHISPERS DIcTloNARY.-Elhu Bur
rift, the learned blacksmith, says: 'Web-
ster's Unabridged Dictionary may be re-
gsrded as bearing the same relation to
the English Language, which Newton's
"principid" does to the sub lime science
OF Natural Philosophy. Indeed, in some
respects, his comparison hardly does it
Justice. That work Of his long ife's
study and prodigious industry is coming
TO be recognized as the first authority
and most copious treasury of the Iangu.
aye, ia the birthlani of our mother
tongue. An American may well feel an
emotion Of homes, pride at sesing it, as
he may. 10 the libraries OF British states
men, and OF distinguished literati Of that
country. But he should regard with
richer satisfaction the fact, that such a
work, with its vast treasures all una
bridged, lies like u great encyclopedia
Of living knowledge, in many Of the
Common School Libraries Of America.
Les him travel the world over, and he
will not find in any other country such a
production domcsticated, as it were, with
book. prepared for the instruction Of the
young"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27

THE SoUru AND THR NORTH. - Senator
Brown, Of Miss, thus alluded to the two
sections OF this country, in debate on the
ID inst.
"The South has never attempted, the
South never will attempt, in any manner,
shape or form, to interfere with the do.
nestle properly or peace Of the northern
people; and il any hair Drained simple
ton shall put forth such proposition,
the whole united southern people will
rise up and repudiate him. All We ask is
like support from The North. LEI us
alone in our domestic institutions; let us
alone in our domestic peace and quietude;
invade by no act Of yours the security Of
our firesides, and We shall go on in tina
hath which we have trodden from the
foundation Of the government, through
all time to come, hand 20 hand, shoulder
to shoulder, in mutual support and NUT al
defence against aggression, from what
ever quarter it may come
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
Nnu Nnrl. Ii

New York, Dec24
The steamer Tennessee sailed this
I. NJ. for Nicaragua without hindrancc
from the authorities. She took out a
large number Of passengers and a boun-
titul supply of provisions for Walkers
army
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
new MUSIC! new MuSIC!,

"U'0N0, To7KU ia. AKA, 6g 706oy.'
Pojolink, TUois
which (. A. spr .hly anil plea Ing a the namt
w0ult indicate.
pretty Tunes for Bitilc FOihs," "A
beautiful mt.iles, hS & FusrKa arranged ,xpress-
iy Tor young pups, ~ JAMES BEILAK
ssShOWcr Of Nciodics.r airs from II %
The b - Opera, arrang' Il in easy and pleasing
manner for h gnnets. Iy JAMES BEiLhE
Tn above coll ctiou~ are especially recommended
to T s,,t,ta, aLi are to bs inuni at
J. A. CRANDhIL'S,
) ~ No :. l.. ll,ire KnM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27

pAt Louisville, Ky. during the
year ending oct. 3i~t 1886. there
were built 36 steam boats AT u total
cost Of 81 o. 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27

The population Of the United States
is nearly twenty-seven millions Of souls
s-as. OeAsla.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
The Holidays are Coming.

Aot uVssu"yS uSr NVussuSs
Npns
Goats
Coat,
Coat.
Coat.
Costs
byercosis,
Oyerc0at,
0veronats
Oyercoals,
Oyercoats,
Uereoats, Ovptcoets,
Overcuats, Oyercoats,
Ov.rcoats, Osercuais,
Oyerloais, Overcoats,
Overcoais 0v-rcnnts,
os.rcoAts, Uyercoais, Dscrcaais
oy.rcoats. Oyerceais, Overeaats.
OFercoats, Oy.rcoats OgprcOai-
Oytrcoats. OyeTCoats, Overtosts
oyercosts, Oveicosis, Oy.rtOats,
Overcoats, Orercoats. OvercoAls, Overcost.
Overooa,s, overcoats, Oretcnats. Uver,oats
Overcoais, Oyeicos,s, orsrcaats uyesoast.
OvcrcoAts, Overcoats overcoat>, Dvrtc.ai :
overeosfs, overcoais, Dv'rCOat-, UycrSo.t.
AZ Drake y COS Main street,
At Drake 4 Cn's, MAN street,
A. Drake / Co's, Main siSctt.
Al Drake h Cos, Main street,
Al DRAKE 4 Cos Main street,
West side. b-twecn Front ant Second
Tn amount OF O,crcoI;s,
Cheap and Fine Dress. irock Coats,
Cheap and Rich Velvet Vests.
Cheap and Fine Cassimerc Pants,
CONTAINED i'll this extensive lishment Is i'm
mense. Not one man IN q hundred fans to be
ttt"d and suited, IN every respect; for as
regards price, DRAKE 4 Co. hatter them
Ives that they and do unlp,.rlI
every otsrr Cuthier in the City VI
Davenport. We would call atten-
ton 10 the following, among the
great variety Of qualities AM
styles OF Clothing, t. be found
at our sales-ruotls -
Hand some black cloth Raslans and Sus.
ton,s beautiful beaver Surtout- aud
Ragans; rNo.li, nj pilot ov.rouats; r'-
ter ham Ovsrcaais; Cansia graz Dy,t-
toAts; Sigg,rlIesi AMI Iiopskin Rag ais,
whirlpool. krrs eyMcr", mixed beavers, n,
black FAM cloth Frtck. :, w.il mad and iriui-
mel; the finest cusoni-nIad. Dr., " Frocks; bla,k
skin, cloth and cashmere Pant; Any numb
or fancy cashmere Pants rich nipir. aniigu" ELK
Vests; three ihousand velvet cloth cAssimer +.
and other Vests; hlsck Cloth Suits livery gent-tll
y DRAKE i co, west side u MAIN STREET,
between Front and Second. de2!itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
NEW MILLINERY
AND
Dress sMlxkci2lN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MRS. ~ IL. .S.pAIDISt
II ESPTtCTFUi.i.Y imfarHl- the Lai.ts <zA
II ~ naYorpor' and Rcrk H. and that AVA
she J. ~ parcel VIII mn corps nf-tIn- e,NX<I
ret nj as stBnt ~. sHd VII ord AYR ~ 49,
n i.fy lboae whn may tonr her with ~K$4G1
their p3trauaz. Ast shs VII make up
Dras.es Cosks, haHties. CLidren's clothing, sand
b nnetis LYLE bat not b. suipass. far taste
and eieganr".
Mrs. k''ps enisttftly on hand AZ. ass riment Of
goods OF IN. finest cisss and will enJaHor to uaks
hsA -tstii.hmeU the
Ladies' store.
Room. In =, Is ncCnfic. D. AhAin.In d kaln.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
RssssOrNl.
and once, over
LAND FOR SALE,

k>3t ~ acre lots, milo north Of Pnltoo station
Il On thu and n Railroad on reasonable term,
MS" oso scres, oh' mills north II wslcolt; rhesp.
"he-hAli cash, balance In snd tvc years
Also 40 acres ln Washington county, % acre.
hne timber, and running water on part THIS land
Ia ohis 10 miles IT. n Iowa City, and - from waah.
lngier, GA a nne road from Columbus 10 R,chmood =
wal Ie sid cheap, aud part On time
Also four ~ acre lots near Iowa Cliy beautiful
farming land, anil well water.d
hsai Lots IN West Davenport. ranging In sks
from 90 feet by 100 10 ~ acres; sold for down ana
bAlSnc" Ia one and two years
Also, several neat buildings On leased rr,und
w'nld br sold on reasonable terms Apply to
oiii-df z q. EADS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
.NOTll'E.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

~F BY THE CAN, KEt;, DOZ or CASE
GJNNmay be found at all times A. the OYS-
INTER DEPOT opposite the Post Once, a,
N low figures as can be obtained in this State Your
att nt.ou is also invited 10 those beautiful large
count Oysters, put up in half gallon KEGS for fam
lily Cash orders by mail express will receive
prompt att ntion: HidIess
nov2S diIn W. d. WARD, Agent box % r. o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
.N1lTE(,E.

OWING to some Of The Tickets to the Masonic Fss.
Otivai getting into wrong hands the Committee OF
Arrange mert would hereby state to all person having
Tickets call the persons they purchased of and
get their ticktts exchanged.
ti5clJlf By URDnn o. THE COMMITTEE,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
II. W, MORRIS, salesman.
e4UCTKOUs

TOLD Wat hes, wcIfN. Fancy SIo'd-, TIA Setis,
NJ X. &c: The entire stock 81 goods Contained ia
the store No. G Brady street, belonging q Mr. see
Brown, who declio,s business.
The sui.scrb.t will offer at auction, NJ his Auets.
Store ID street I'D doof "a i of Perry, on dine i.
day evening next, "nh inst, all the tick of goods
that were In the shove str, consisting 81 gold and
silver Watches and Jewcly, such ear rings, breast
pins, gold pens and pencils. thimbHs. studs, sleeve
buttons, hraceiets, fob, vest ard guard chains, tea
It's spoons, butter knives. napkin rings, and very
lsrre lot Of Fancy Goods; tn whole TO be soh with
ont any reserve whatever, Mr. Brown inends !, ay
ina the city Sale comm at : O'Clock The sa'r
will continue from, day 10 day Keeping Christmas )
anti, all the stock j. disposed %. Al SIZES over $40
sixty days credit, for appruyed enforced ira-s a. 10
per cent interest per annnm
H. W. NORRIS, Auctionscr.
P.s. Also TO h. disposed OF, Show cases, AMI a
nil Watch aiyp and ether fixtures decs3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
TO VS.!
Aniavsriety Of other srtic,cs, suitable for
Christmas l. New Years Gifts.
just received at SNALLFIgLD lIoEk'S,
dscl6d2w Corner ~ second and scott ~,

FURNISHING GOODS,
.1MA Boys Clothing.
nGr stock ~ Furnishing t;otd- CONSISTS in pat OF
1ies, stocks. Gloves, Sn>peudrs, shirts Collars
Drawers and hosiery.
Come and SEE u, Vi havr \ flli and splendid stock
" e.-ry kind TO suit tie OH and please III. tastr
az fhr u,ost fasiiiuus.
Thankfui h,r the IileIa. patronage that has hcaa
hsto*et on Cs,W h.Ie bv cio-e application b tus-
mess and our Etfnust eUirav-rS Ia please, that
will merit cuniinuarc' ~ aBr old cgstou.rs and
large inCroa of new on =.
deceit I g DRAKE SCO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27

1lRIEU FRUIrS-Raisins, Pfums, Prunes, Siss
~ 4pp,cs. Peaches. Curraass, Citron &c, &c.
EVANS, CHEW CO.
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Howard
Fire ) Marine Insurance Co.,
or PHILADELPHIA PENN
Ca-h Capital. Observation-Disclosures Hn, 900
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
CIDER. CIDER.

lust Reccived a choice lot Of Sweet Cider, and 10
u sale q:
de -22i1m BURROWS kPRETTYMAE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27
E1s. Sole %. Lense.
For Sale Or Lease.

For Sale Or Lease,
THREE sliw.be Building Lots, aatestrs
~ ha,fisn Third, Ripley and s0ndeacc stlvst.
''eular, enquire OF Comm Z Now. or
ta"s".p AMno NAY
a HANDsOMSfrrme Hons-, q rooms. v,easartl,
i. shnA,'h OF. rsst si street, ~ gears lease. Or
sale On reasonable terms "
Also ~ acres BEAUTIFUL land on south side NJ rS,,
road, ~ mile. frum CITY limits Terms easy
Also Lot In blocA L. In the town u v.,,.,,,
tinm"iis@ly On Depot This lot would be given m ,.
watch and rssins Apply TO
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-27

UHIS Dwelling IL IN lAds' Row, ~ orehy s2rssS
six r""ins and cellar, wood house. veil " Wat 81
Ah e-r rn completes large well shaded lot and cpu,.
Portable walks The furniture In thu house % Be-
sold TO the rtson renting which IL Of eood eusi,iy
and nearly new. Apply TO
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