davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20

Claim of M. G. Vallejo, No.9
, [Claim No. l6.
... To Salvador Vallejo Dr.
For the following property taken from the ranches and
stores of Salvador Vallejo by the troops under the COM
mand Of Captain J. G. Fremont in the months of june,
July and August A. d. thousand eight hundred and
forty-sx: N ~
To two hundred head of firstquality horses, at
hundred and thirty dollars each. $4,000
To two hundred and forty head of second-quality
horses at one hundred dollars each. $4,000
To fifteen saddles at hundred dollars each. 1900
To four rifles at hundred dollars each...... AGO
To one rife, at two hundred dollars. 200
To two pair of pistols hundred dollars each 200
To ten mares, at eighty dollars each. 800
Total-fy-hree thousand hundred dollars So, 100
The remarks of this date appended to Claim No. H.
applicable to the present except proper further
to say that the specified herein of superior
quality. ,,,
18th JULY, 1853.
Sworn to by claimant and acknowledgements:
J. @. FREMONT
Board for the examination Of claims contracted in California
under It. Col Jno. c. Fremont.
Opinion on the claim of Salvador Valejo-Horses arms
&c, $53l00 Mole.
opinion that part of this claim, amounting to eleven
thousand seven hundred dollars Isl 1907 just and
cordingy recommend much of il in the favor
able consideration Of Congress- the balance fortyone
thousand four hundred dollars 4 400 being dsallowed
This amonnt IL arrived at by allowing the undermen-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20

SrTUATIORsare desired for young ladies' sia,ers
one 10 teach the English branches English Mus
eher together In school, separate in families govprnp
noa'ess ~ ~ % fHmns'on, Connecticut Aug 9-eod6r
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20
The United States DR..
To Mariana q. Vallejo.

For the following property taken from the rancbos and
stores Of Mariana e. Vallejo for the Of the United
hundred and forty-six, 1850. 49,. ..4s, |
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20

certify that the above account is correct and that the
supplies enumerated in the bill furnished to the
troops under my command, and applied accordingly to
JOHN G. FREMONT.
Board for he examination Of claims contracted in Cdiyor-
mia under Lieut.. Col. John G. Fremont.
Opinion the claim Of Carlos Antonio Carrlo-No 24e.
Horses, &c, Sl,olo.
The board deems part Of this claim, amounting TO
four thousand and thiryfve dollars S4o35) just, and
accordingly recommend much Of IL in amount the ia
vorable consideration OF Congress the balance nine
thousand nine hundred and seveuty6ve dollars s9s7b
being disaowed This amount Is arrived at by the allow
H., ndor,n mad atea viz
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20
Arripal Of the Edinburgh.

NEW YoRK, Aug. lS-The steamer Edngburgh, frcg
Glasgow arrived this morning. She passed the Atlantic on
Sunday morning eight miles east of the Hook.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20
From Venezuela,

NEW YonK, Aug la.-The Barcelona arrived yesterday
from Venezuela bringing dates the 3Oth ult
there was dull. Provisions were scarce and hieb
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20

vote unanimous--see journal, page 2201
@. +. SMITH Col U. S. Army,
President Of the Board.
January g. 1854
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20

DUsUAAi JUN AUBusI IuFU.
sSbould be $50, as in old ac and assignment.
certify on honor that the foregoing account is sub
sanally and just that the property enumerated
and charged taken from General Vallejo for the of
the United States troops under my command serving In
California during the year eighteen hundred and forysx;
that this property consumed and expended In said
vice and no portion Of II returned TO General Vallejo and
that he has received compensation whatever for the
same #s# y ~ .r9. ~. +. +. ..tag. Il
do further certify that the prices charged
BILE not exceeding the value OF the property at the time
was furnished for the Of the United States troops under
my command In California g-.'A
JOHN O. FREMONT
The explanatory remarks Of this date appended 10 claim
No 0 | consider as applicable TO this
JOHN G. FREMONT
July IL, 1853.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20

under IL Col John O. fremont
Opinion on the claim OF Mariana g. Vallejo, No g. Cattle
r $24750. ..
On the additional testimony produced the board Is Of
opinion that part Of this claim amounting 10 fifteen thou
sand 1--WE hundred and seyenyfys dollars 5575) Is
Just and accordingly recommends much Of II In amount
the favorable consideration Of Congress the balance
nine thousand hundred and seyenty-fye dollars,
(Ss,t75,) being dsallowed. .-
This amount Is arrived at by deducting hundred
and fy l50) bead Of second-cass cattle which were re-
turned TO General Vallejo by Captain and Assistant Quar-
L. Folsom see his letter TO the board Of March
81 1851 and adding fifty b0) 10 the number Of the sheep
see the so-caled claim numbered lo the animals TO be
paid for at the following rates: (. 30 ..... ...a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20
Law Partnership.

RoBERT J. WALKER LoUls JANIN have formed a par,s
~ nershp Tor the and Trial Of
Court Of The United States and The Of Claim. adore
Washington City, DO. Jan o--sodnf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20

The United States DR..
To Mariana G. Vallejo
For the following property taken from the ranches Of
General Mariana G. Vallejo for the Of the United States
troops under the command Of Captain John Fremont in
month Of August A d. thousand eight hundred
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20

May 29--dihl2Nov
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-20

PORTLAND, Aug IA train the Cumberland railroad
over Saturday, wagon, killing little girls and
fatally niuring alady They all children of Mr. York.
Of Falmouth.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10
g cf0ltn t III a 6 II II a.

Sfficeb SatttmpreGemetrs. Sc Ie1lib q It.
... .... Nr III Baltimore Str.
Ns ttcentsn relAe tcer 0ceGihaft nod @iffinte nut
8e8rGbni6pate ppcr fir erne Sitter tulOet bier
sur4 aufg.forter fsen r8elmiBis mrnn4 at5utragen,
SIN d1 dn9err @er36gerune nerber Wiet eupd ntbt Be-
8abt nO &Iue psrlufB ertlirt uHc wieSer ptauft
prbcn.
Gut 8eeene 8e3rdGnBpIage nit uub pGne etiernem @tet
fnt aetS ,umVerauf Sm Nuftras:
s.. u. Sid @cfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10
Baltimore, @onneritoo, Sen 10. >5onnor 1856.

90; i'lt;;jt1 Il 1VfeIt 1urcu, uno ntmmermerr
@tnen erfdlieBen wcroen !"
nWcr meiB 2"
rGoB Dih be pcf!" = fuhr Stefen
allf; 0llcin, fpld1e Hcbcn Gnb tertraftc8
ounlme6 3eu8. G}6htef unicr riner gar
felb(t ouf5 9Foo id)paBen. 9ltcr, td) bleibe
babel, nlle 8crbrehcn fcmmclt nid,t an
ben 1Qg> uno Die beioeu Mcrbthoten per6en
altdl ntht nebr berau6fpmnen J" T.. &.
rQ8er rpeiB !" Pr. q F1 n
.'". (TortieBun9 fpl9t.) '#'a "
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10
Oerbf- unb Winter Gleteer.

Der unt.rsei4nste stst bisrmtt ensn Greunbea II
unb bem 1eetrten pubifum an, faB er Ip eben
(ueu tUre in gr "a Of. Saltimprer r6ne Bat unb tts
rprtl 8letbsr in better aaSmebl SOrdtg bat ais au au
Srbre anftrtie gaise gr nnb cute g8aarsn weesn n8
eni6lapen6t Nrtitcl nb tets in Srrrdtbis
Ginem ablretGen StIuG entSe8enfetenb, emPfsblt fa
~za4tS 3tnrs Stant, "a Sf SdltS' St
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10

Jetdt 5u i1beriebeM -
Neuer D Ut der "a Dc n!
8Smmt sur pptlfetlen @de SGn Brantdtntr.
Der untersGuete ma6t enen 8reunben unb 8etannn bt
treetene Nn;tist, ba6 peben AM pbteen glaBe Elm
Neues KaacD- -lSaaren- 8eldaft
sr6fnct BAT. Ofan fnbe BEL ibm fets pprratbs: Fl
&ae Nrtrn Spn Strumpf fpaarer g.
6emeen, llnterbsmoen, 1nteriaden 1t
-. 9picntrGeer ISalSbinbsn, 8dmme -
Yprte> >N1pnnatcs Speel Gaf4eniAer Slrfen WeHer u.
CSabtln, GBs unb 3beelDTel u. +. 10. d"
@tuearpBe MuSwabl Suwelerten! 81
GbenfaQs Fneet Bel tm 8Ider Dnte, Gtsarrn7tssn.
papier, 5epern. QDde u. T. ~. ..-..-,.- - -
aN~ % fer tann Id BITE befen geetnsun.
aen saeu unb bite &Ge tte ais ntaufcn woaen bel mir
sOrsuprs&sn gab m ~ ubeusen bag s nrssnS m'er9taet
= ~ ~ Wu6 babe i'd nod 6pfen, 0t6de unb QB ten
aus nteinem rbren @eGafte Sano wsds id am BAN
auf,urdumtn. 3u fpleenpsn biai8en prsisn au'6ists
" S5eieu au So 62, 81 une 100 Gents, -sers
Qpefen su 25, 81, So unb 100 Gents. I'r-ag -
+. t' M:de su so, 62 uxb 100 Gents. H-t.'. -. II
spmm; urS uber,euat @ud ba6 i'd btlls gut unb
tamfr +t7u i6mtt ...E' Fly .-.-~ Qpreni D. Die g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10
IS. 9inoeiunlb,
(GTfIl3a ] D q 3IEy
SMnndnPffcr Mn.

Manchester Female Seminary, .r
Beibe Nuatten p6elei& in abgsfnbertsR 9tt duben tt
ei MauGesr Nlb werbeu na eenetbsn @rnnedten g.
m uub beeden brs 3Setne fur Sas prattide esben pcru'
,su Der cmereurs beeinnt In betber am 1. un prets
bos giertsabr fur Rp Qpeis unb unterrdt etetn te'
ibereu beiebe man I'D bte 6ttreneen prinpds u men.
e. OteffcHbdb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10

Defes betannte fpc. .bemOfr ati(&e ACrs>
erfdetnt tGglit. - Yreis Gents per Wcg.
3obibar an bic 6dfGr Serantm prtti den IrGger;
bds N6cnneinent tpftet fir bas balbe Sa9r 81. rs
@nSetsen wert Ell btQtBf beretpet. I'D
This democratic
G crm a n M Morning P aper
is published daily, Price 7 cents
So a week, Advertisements cheap.
Weekly Wecker SO a y ear.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10

go 9in9f Glias 9 dIwaGbe, feiuen
toeneu 9tamen bate er Dem @ait AUDI
aidt uerbeimlidbt, febr ielbitSufrieoen Die
Stie9e I'M 8orocrbauie hinob. 0eur, ipte
nihtS i'm eebsn ucIfommen 1T, cllleu flci-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10
... 2 - ~ arn.'n9 rs..
g E q { { cb 4, It 9 !!

Do i'd in @rabruns eetra9 babe, bnB 9emen, Ifeen6n
S id um G5efdd MAIDEN ben rter ment Sttct9ater,
s. $. 8tf&ef unb ettfsnsm ODE sOn nir mem MH'
unS nit Gem dll6ltd na6semadn ltm6assparter ais ben
metneen ertauten mGenr& ndt nur oaS pHbiita bsp9n
pnbtrn aud mir turG be Ntebtrrdd8e S6aben i'm @er-
uuf unb an metnem saten glane snesag TtrG ~ ss t
roe anrung erlauben sesen be 0tebere u waran inee
Id ntGren bin, bas Sees esen6dlider bet pser @npedWus
in hrenoe Mupenbune tu brtn9en. ..1L Prs
nhe d btefe ele9enbett use6 tenute einen btsbsrt-
gen abden teaen nno anSmdrtt9en 8rsuee nno 8unesn
r Bic mir Won ibuen m 3beil 9ewprpene iberale nerbun8
uub aufmunterun9 sincu wGrnen ant abSufaten une s
bic se 8prtpagr brrebsn u erlu6en, psr9ere t4 e
eas es mie ttsher 'r bes 8ereb etn Wre t nit gutter
<0AA'' WV WY = - s. '@ep Cans,
11btmtNNS Na8fplber ron S. $, StfApf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10

Der ,Baftmrre gDtder" rtrt bic GrefsntHe unt
9lfdnbe Der dltsn uuc neusn g8slt ieinen 0eisrn
YOIs Huge fitreH uub fir sic Democratic In
Nmsrtfa UNI Gnrot su rirfen frrten 70 Sitl IN
,.s w f,inen 8rdfteu isst. gu relem 3mefe er'udt
De &tbatripn eis 6rennee Der Demptratie I'M
~ unterfas ns tefeS Organs. = @ini neunseu,
a rslde Ger 2snbcn3 tes ,,g0eGers" tntipr den,
fne mtGtpmmen. = Sriefe erbttten wtr uns prr-
tSIret.
Das 2Bp6enbtatt bcs ,.gDcders" erf6etnt issen
Srritag unb fpfet 81 ras Sabr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10
ss, Damea' u. 0errenthnh Wannfattur
ron ctphu s.. 6iu's Dhtwf, .
NtQuDte! StqnOre

Webrtne u. 9 GU m WeFI =.
Wr69 Gamben ftr., nebsn benz 6anncSermartt.
srfdufeu I'M rpsen ale Sprten Spn impprtrten Sranotes
Sin arae u. f. rs. prris&er Aualttat M ben btutgttn
Ssen Eerner fdbri,re mir ae Sprtcn SittereS uno en~
-febltn rbiae Nrtiiel ur seneieteu Nbnahme. 11mlS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-10

9'eper Boubcl3bof +!
&te rrn @aul- unN 9ombaroaF6noen sau.
9smann Der 9a 7rTi59it@s 9Haat een aesu craninren
acknowledgements 6ia8 iVwctl IrS|5 + s GmiGms
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
hd'heH OF TIC Daily Stnte Demot rast
iowa City, Dec. Ia, 1886,


MFssns. EDIroRs This has been
rather an interesting day in the House
and Senate-the main question in l,otl,
houses being the report Of DR.. James
D. Eads, Superintendent Of Public In
struction. The reading of the docu-
mcnt commenced at Is minutes to | !
o'clock. and, excepting the time
consumed by Mr.. Cloud, of Muscatinc
continued until after 10. The gentle
man from Muscatine stated before the
reading commenced. that at snonM b.
Mret "oeAS bt,oreA Sic Report cosM de
lriat.a, get Tie House might be grah-
NJ" r0T 10 uEAa WHAT THE MAN HAD
TO SAY. &c. Mr.. Cloud arose several
times and requested the Clerk to omit
quotations and contine himselfto orici-
nal mattcr.&c. The Clerk had got on
in said Report as far as "a letter from,
ID. G. Cloud, attorney General" when
the House adjourned at noon. The
Report in ITSELF is an able document,
full of valuable statistics and other cd
ncatlonal matter. The Superintendent
advcrts to calumnious reports in refer
cnce to his fidelity, &c, and courts the
most thorough Investigation He goes
back to the first causes Of the mis-
understanding betwee nhimsel and Gov.
Grimes, DC. The street talk IS, that
there is not a man in Iowa who can
command so strong Ioads as tn c Doc
tor; and many are beginning 10 think
that all the reports as to his 4 ithlcss-
ness, are no more than political rMses.
The Maine Law was bek IRE the
House this afernoon.-We, in this
City, were surprised . little ut the
rates Of discount IN your City, ~ -.
ted on NE door of the House Ay home
u your member. The n he Law
il laid OYER tillp r. a.. Frid. n usSt.
youN 6e, w. q,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
SOLIDIFIED MILK.

Some readers may profit from the
following account Of the process of so
lilifying milk. 1t is communicated in
letter from Duchess County, to the
Buffalo (N. W Courier:
There is in this county an establish
ment for the qualification of milk, so
that it will keep for months, perhaps
for wears. The manufacturing, which
is done on the farm occupied by TIC
Hon. James Hammond, is mber the
superintendent of DR.. Isaac Smith.
The process is as follows; The mixers
as they empty their pals, strain the
milk into large tub, in which is al
ready placed the requisite amount Of
the very best ofsngar. This is readily
dissolved by the milk, which, as soon
as the milking is done, is put into
large shallow pan, underneath which
steam is introduced, and the watery
parts Of the milk are, by means of the
heat and an artificial current of air
driven over its surface, rapidly cvapo-
rated. In this way, the milk is con
verted in three or four hours into n
cream colorcd powder, which, when
perfectly dry, is packed into cans fol
sale or future use. 1t will readily be
seen that this article is Of great utility
and value, as for all purposes where
milk and sugar are both used, it is fully
equal to the manufactured article
and as it will keep good for 4 great
length Of time in any climate, it may
be used where it would he impossible
to obtain milk in any other form. |
believe Messrs. O'RiIcy d Co, who are
the proprietors, find a ready sale at re
muneratlvc prices, for this manuiacnr
cd milk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

Rev. MIR. E, who lives near Polt
land, was preparing his discourse for
the next Sabbath, stopping occasional
ly to review what he had written, and
to erase what he was disposed to dis
approve; he was accosted by his little
son, who had numbered but three Sum
mers:
"Father, does God tell you what to
preach!"
"Certainly, my child"
"7hen achnt makes you scratch Il
out"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

PIASo FORTE LESSONS MISS Wrsr's
Glass, although large, still she woald be
pleased to give Lessons to q few moro
pupils. Her residence is on Fourth
street, north eide, one door east of Bra
dy, with Der Father, J. T. Hildreth edi.
tos Of Ne estate Democrat" Appliea-
lions ~ b nads ct her residence or
- -. HiAsssA at the ONCE Of this pa
~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
To Jewellers and Watchn,akerS,

lust RECEINED, \ very large lot 81 Fancy Good
a for the holidays, such as Watlh -. LNt.t I'm
Er t.el.tS CHAINS nt all kini, Gold anal siiyrr y
I'll cases with ',dL pru., plated pgnns AMI tt'k
pnrtulunnais and an endless variety at sub Ete at
ibois sent 10 me 10 b. sold on .cauiris aou. III V
will b. sold At prices ~ how as theS can IT, pur hJs 4
IN I'll" city ~ New York, now Is good OPP rinni
Is Ia ilni IA rnnr siuk. All goods sold war; ant Il
a, rtIdcs,nt At o, thu money refunded.
H. W. MORRIS, Auctoncer,
\, ,llw Second st, 81 aooi east ~ Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
NEW MUSIC! NEW MuSlC!'

"Diano," Polka Mozurhd, by 7aboy.
Hob0iiRh', i" T.Uoks
whici j. a spriFhtly ami pleasing a. the mani
would Indicate.
pretty fumes for H.ittIc EGlks,"I
hltt,'ul II lie Is &c FOSTER, arraEgc'l oNErcs
Is To- Young lrir-, 10y JAMES EEILAK.
s.>hOsSCr .f Melodies air from ~ "
the b a oIsrt@, ARRANGED ~ IN easy and pleasing
inann'r FOR elmer, hy JANIS ELIL,K.
Thc alps" collections are esp cit,ly recommended
10 Teachers, and are to b. fnuut II
J. A. CEANbALI'a,
nov > dtf No. IS, ~ tlatr" Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
LATEST NEWS.

Portland, Dec. 10.
Tie propeller Anglo Saxon arrived
here at $3.50 4. NJ. She advertised to
leave Liverpool simultaneously with
the Atlantic. on the Goth nit, but was
detained in the river Merscy by dense
fog until the following day. Her news
is therefore one day later than the AT
lantic's.
Liverpool, a6th, 7. NJ.
In breadstutis, provisions and other ar
ticles of produce, there was no var'a-
ton since tie departure OF the Attain
tic.
Adyices had been received from Calcutta
10 I'D and Hong Kong to the 18th Oct.
English and American firms al Canton
are Withholding, duties of export from Foo
Choo, until satisfaction IS given for thu
murder Of Mr. Cunningham, an American.
The Baltic is closed by ice; 200 ships
frozeu in.
Louisville, Dec 10
At Franklin, Tenn, there is great excite
incnt owing 10 the projected insm,ection
among the negroes.
- muskets and ? Geg, powder had been
found with negroes at Columbia, Tenn.
In Perry Is negroes had been killed.
On the Cumberland river | | nr,rOes had
been hung, and one white man disguised as
a negro had been sentenced Ia 80 Ia hes,
but died before they had been inflicted.
The whites were organizing foi i"irnce.
An opiu,on prevailed that d general up
rising would take place among the negroes
during the hollidrys.
Escap Of slaves were unusually numcl'
Gus.
Washington Dec 10 !.
In the Senate this morning Mr.. Pnsh, IL
o., is speaking IN defense of the Presidents
Message, while the House Mr. Washbnrn,
of Me-, is particularly severe on the aocn
ment.
Cincinnati, Dec. 10.
There was a heavy dtorm on Tuesday
night on the lower Mississippi. a
wharf boat was sunk at Hickman, Ky,
and several steamers were damaged
Steamers Cuba and Mat Holmes CO.
lidcd at Smithland-The former sunk,
loss 50 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

Montreal, Dec. 10.
he Episcopal Cathedral in Nosrc
Dana b. M burned this morning
tsuA "a 1901 lsssvsa Els,ooo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

H. u =" tfrf l"'a miir north Of pyl,.r .,.,,
I on ih' " ahi Etiup.i ~ fe.,,,..i,. -
l',;'io @'r,', on rale n.rn, Wa ~ a. qc
Y" h't - 70 t0i'H. IN ~ Rua TWAIN, ''.'
a.. ~, ~ ne,r. In "ahurten ,yrft. n ,...
w" 'iNn. Y 'nl running watrr,uar.tf Itt..,,
s''hh '"'ati"r frm ioNs,tl.. ru3 ,.Ia.v ~
-, ~ -, ~ ~ ''ld r I' C'uulos ., 1, ir.rJ
~ 'Mtht'r sd = rlrt tHt.mc.
NJ fWg - AZ. III. u.,.-ts- ,..
ntrWF lnl aui y r water t'''"i
~ %; lot Ia We pt,rir. ID, ,.....
nom 90 t",thy !o1 g. >. n.l.' z#rt w.
'aa', "a orr md ll,, = AZ. wa"
" y " wei .truatoilat n,t,.rr, rp.,...
Port, i'if tad On 'isy lcrms. lawn
y % on vel nni7h.l now ttl.l .,,,....=.= .,,,,
room ,h'te f'il' w.ol hsusa an,l atst 4. l+3. ~
y Ft"Ht'i nn The t,ii, fam H. af7..,at..r. t
:, . RIa'& portion ~ 'hr ,l,. u. IS .stt ,rI
N,l' 'eN.rHi meet tuNdiur1 ~ lrn..,i rr..u,
wan,h T." sod on reasonable t"fms ,p,l.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
FOR SALE.

Al ERCUANTS can pur.ha e al New York Pic
lVl adaing eNpens" ~ & ttnr here, 81 chests ~
Young Hyson and lnperisi Teas, t. b. sold IN any
quantity. Also cease No I Nutm.Es. The tfas
ani Nutmees are fresh AMI in god or'i"r-warran,
ci.
Two cases ilnc cut chewing Tobacco in papers oi
small y, y and p,url suital. Got r.ia,Iins
Al',. loo grass patent ~in'inw f,stcnincs,a~s
ei-the whole are con- ene 10 b. closed NJ Tor -, Il
on short time paper. II. W. NORRIS, Auc'r,
deg lw Second street, 3inors rast ct Psrty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
For Sale or Lease

MIL ttE eligible naia'.Hr 1t .{f,,,,.,
vi, w. ~ 's"n fhirl Rirlcy au4 mon,.,c
itsnlars cnau,,S 49,, 30 t''s"naile sms o. f.r
tanyltO " WV w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
FURNISHING GOODS,
.1IsH Boys Clothing.

our stock Of Fu,ni hing Goods cons is's In part ~
Tie, Stocks aoyes, u'!cndcs, Shirts, Cnil .rs,
Drawers nnd Hosiery
Come and zee IA, W. have a I'm ami sIlcnih took
of every Kind to nit the and Please 'h, tlstg
Of the nrr I fastidi1rs.
Thank fri fr the liberal pntronace tina, hns tcsn
bestowed na,w" bop" by u 81 ~ Application H. bus
inc~- and our utmost enhrarnrs To please. that We
will merit coninurilre Of onr 0ld suHt. ners and
iaI,e increase ~ nov ohcs.
deceit ] q DRAKE SEQ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

"A BY THEcAN, NEG, poz. on CASE,
HNNnts, Ice found nj all times at The OiS-
~ NNrER pErOr opposite the Post Oriae e, AT
a. tow nfur,s h. obtained In this State Your
attention. ~ Al invited 10 those beautiful isree
count Oyster put vi, ia half gallon kegs Tor fam
ily use Cash orders by mail exp, s. nil receive
prompt att ntion Address
MOVES dam W. H. WARD Agent, box - ~. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
lsIIS,Os.SNb,f fssni0rUi.
THE PHGNIX HA3EIrEN PROM HIS ASH
We are in The Field Again.

Il'EE sUhsctih - take Ills method u incoming
j their nHlTran$ irrtts lui CustauiCTs ,igtl The
etla-iis 81 Davenport nera!ly, nat tit.' ht5s
moved irom tn odd stand on EraIy t. tn N't slr
OF Main street, who're will De plea ei Ia theia
and W" confidently assert htt We base The finest
Il & Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
-
MARRIED

On Wednesday everng, At the residence ofthr brii
father, ny jams Hsrron, Esq. Mr.. HrSIaMIS =
CRAIo, of Ohio To Miss VIOLENCE I. CooPrR daugi-
ter Of John p. Cooper, ESQ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
HIM Embellishments.

CuRGl u.ATDNl: LIBRARY
And N-ws Depot opposite the Lrt'isirc House Now
York, Chicago and Cincinnati psiiaa recvn e,l ~
rytay. g ". STARR, AGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12
Clothing,

that ctu b" found IN any ether place Ia the Stat
Our st-k Is fl acrnTdin- ~ tn" latest yles alA
Is mall hy but The h.et Of workman AMI IN
sell a. cheap n any one dare.
We wOuhi That otir aim has hc. n To- PR hnee
article Of Ready MAI Clothing superior Ia anything
IN the market, anal think our goods t,y "NamiAa.
tiarD WI, conttnce tn most sccpticai that We have
..Iiline.l orr .Linct.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-12

WIS farm contains Too are. $50 nlr.r,tt.,,
u'h-leo acre superior tin tsr,y 4 lut Mn.
''h' ''.' anl hu' 'tt, beautiful ttr.i.- - tft,,
nm. Na'rr that never fats AMI fine e. l.1a # All
kinds 81 fruit ' ~ W.
liHNi gca@N,i'at aftt N, rr .,.,,tp,ai M.
Al, y IN y -