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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-31

It'd ENTIRE NEW STOCK THE LARGEST AND
- best selected ever brought into the mountains
n l. all Of which will be sold cheap for CASH. con-
Elf@zAl73 ssting of
Bedseads of all sizes;
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs;
Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs
Dining, Card and Center Tables;
Extension aud Reading Tables;
Office Desks and Furniture;
Barber's Chairs; Wash Stands;
Looking Glasses of all sizes;
Cane Seat and Back Arm Rockers and Nurse Chairs;
Mattresses; Pillows; Pillow Cases;
Sheets; Comorters; Feathers &c.
The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention
of their old customers and the public generally TO their
stock of goods
On the Cor of Pine md Commercial sts.,
Where by strict attention business they hope to merit
liberal share Of public patronage.
letf ABBOTT y FnWARnS
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-31

Mr. 6. MAYERs, late of Grass Valley, and WM. r. Coz
formerly Of the Broad Street Boot and Shoe Store have
purchased my entire stock Of Boots aud Shoes and would
cheerullv recommend them TO the public gentlemen
every way worthy their support and would respectfully
solicit for them the patronage my old friends and custO
mers 32tfl y. j. FSlENStHFlD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
Trustees Sale.

VKyHEREAS, on the aiteenth ia, of January. A.
w u. 1876 0oOdrich Hubbard Executed unto launi-
A Aackod, ~ Trustee, certain deed VI Trust, oon-
v-ying to -aii Trustee the land ia Scott county.
low a, described follows. to-wit: All "f The ea
half the sout h-asst quarter o section No twenty
seven, (21) in township No. righty, (bO) north OF
range No hv., (6l east of the hth principal merId-
ali Also the undi, idad hlt III the east half al the
h-east quartet Of the notb-wr-i q"aItet "f Sc
ton No thtrty-four. (S4) In township No. eighty,
(sO) north range NJ. Ave (5) east II nth principal
meridian. containing ninety (90) acres. Also. the
southeast quarter III the northwest quarter Of
secrion No two, (2) In township No. -.,eniy-hne.
(19D north range No nve, (5) east ot nth principal
meridian. which >ald conveyance Was made bs ih-
said Goodrich Hubbard for tnc vurpO>. al securing
the payment u two certain proIni- notes and he
interest thereon, signed b, the said tsoudr.h Hub
bard, dated the ufteenth day Of January A. ID 1856
and payable follows One for seventy hv-
dollars pay aDle in six months aud for the sum
Of six hundred and seN Nenty-hve dollars payable In
twelve months from date, al the banking house ~
Macklot h Corbin in Davenport, with interest Al
the rate Of ten per cent per slnnun after dne And
aoW said drst Uaent lled uots having becor due AMI
payable and IN. said Goo rich Hubbard having fail
ed u pay the sams Louis A. AAcklot. Trustee n
aforesaid do hereby give this public notice that by
virtue Of the RSver which y IN me vested oy aid
deed of Trust u will Tuesday the fourteenth day
II October, 1885, ~ the hour ~ two O'Clock in
the AFTERNOON Of said day At the Court Hus' door In
the city Of Davenport, expose and offer fol- sale. at
public auction fhe parcels Of land above described,
or 50 much thereof shall be sucent tn satisfy and
pay the Of said with the inteTest there
on the day sale. together with all the ests and
expense attending said SALE cost of this notce and
Trustees fe-s. Cpcn the completion VI such sale 4
decd will b. given in accordance with the stpulsti io
Of said Deed Trust convey ing full and perfect II
tie to the tract VI land sold to the purchaser
Dated the 18th dav II September, A. 1886.
I LOUIS A MACKLOr,
/ septls-dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30


VIyNEHEAS On the ninth day Of Februar,, A. b.
w 1855 Robert Hop aud Jane H"pe executed pn-
- Louis 4. NAcklot a. rrust,t, ! certain deed II
Trust. conveying 70 said Trustee. The Land IN 'cOi
county, Iowa, de eseIibd ~ follow to-wt The north
east quar- er OF the north hea- quarter section NJ
seventeen, 40 in township NJ "venil eight. (:s)
north range NJ four, ~ "f III" tth principal
nrridan, containing f,rts acres MOI" OF less, viii,
said conveyance wa, mad h! th' aid koberi Hop
for the purpose Of securing The payment "r Ger
tain pronis note and the interest ih sign
ed by said Hope and pay,h I" order "f Au,tin CdsJ
ban. and endorsed by him 10 Edward \. ch"ulesn.
dated the ninth dav "f February, \. y 1856 and due
IN s.x month, from the 4at- Thereof with ,nt.re,t AT
the rat. - ten per eeItt after due tnd nov -sid
mote having becom- due and payable and the aid
Robert Hope having faii~d {" I'av the -an,e Louis
A. Ma,k.ot. Trustee n aforesaid, ~ h-r.hy give ih-
public notice that by virtue II th' pom'i which is AZ
M vested by aid deed of Trust, Will, on Monda,
the 10Th day OF tDctols-r A ID. 1866 Al the hour ~
two ocl~k ia tb aft"r.on Of said day. At the tour,
Hons. door ia the City oi Davenport. esp,-' and Of
fer Er sab Al publ. auction th. parcel at land above
described or ..u.h thereof hall 6.- -unic.nt
to -atisfy and pay th amount ot said not. with the
interest therson tn tn, day of sale. together with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale OF
thi. nuti,e nd Trustee f..- Upon the Com ,liip
uf such sale deed will be given IN acortan.r til
the stipulation of sad Deed OF Trust conveying u
full and perfect titl. the "f land sold o ih-
purchaser.
Dated the 2ath d.y OF S.p,rmbr r. u. issS
LOUIS 4. MACKIOf,
! uui25-,ts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
4 RARE CHANCE. /.

EOR SAILOR LEASE. HOTEL fOr0ished and d..
i lag Gpaa bustness, N growing and eoutishing
town % tie Nissssppi 3 1lssouri Railrosd, tWsusy
miles freN Oavsnpolt. Alares posttos u sAs pns.
chase 1oasy oaA remain - mertoaes 1Or term q
years Y dsstso. For tusthsr partteulats enquire q
thts o1)ce.
paSOApost, Aus 1Stlu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
TINE EMPIRE STORE!
RRAnY arnEET. DAVENPORT.

Nxy E have now in store large and well sel-cte,
w stoch of Boots ami Shoes. which nvit,
LUUnfrN HUdeee wisIe.s repieii-h th-ir stv
wi md II TO their age /. call b~f pui
chasing elsewhere
No our numerous customers whs prefer Cust0,
Work continue to hold ont Inducements in tn
way Of prime stock and Hyjish cork, no, eQuslle,
this side VI New York
All kinds Of Ladies' work manufactured Is usual
lAps0dtfl AOOlE BROWN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

Lsssssbes', Lath assd Shissgles.
N. KENDALL. + GO.
n, KENDALL, JAS. GRANT
A Tthe old Mccarthy mill, ar. prepared TO nll or
n der for all kind. of Pine Lumber. Laih and
SHAVED PINE SHINGLES.
1Jun-2 ~
CITY BELLE.
j Confectionery Saloon BRADY Street opposite
the Post Once building, L. now fully prepared 10
wait on their customers With the following luaur-s
Orange and Lrmon Ices, and lce Creams, foreign
and domestic fruit home made pie- and cakes sweet
milk,
LesssOssNdt AID SOdA Water,
ogether with facilities to provide substantial. for
(he inner
NB The CITY BELLE has convenient, well
furnished, we'll ventilated commodtOus and clsanly
rooms for Ladies and Genll-m.n. such admit Of
rival In tn city. and no man know better how 10
up thins> with n-atne-s and di-psicL Of make
better
I00 ORDA1I
than Nixon. Parties, Pic Mics soiriees. Weddings,
Public Dinners, be furnished on the shortest notice
and moat reasonable terms
Ladies' aud Gentlsmen Who wish 10 enjoy. in CON.
Portable private rooms, the cool and refreshing
LUXURIES OF THE SEASON,
al at the City Belle.
,imaYs7dtfl RC. NIXON
Fer Sale Or Lease.
LNOUR LOTS situated "a and Scott street, 70.
i particulars enquire Of CoRDM 4 Dow, or
(angl6dtD JAMES NAY
DR. ". =. M1NlBn ~. Is
(EormsySy ~ Rock Isio~A, M.)
Surgeon / uoDeOpath1c Physician
Once on "a street, next door 70 n. r. Smiths vsr,e.
y Store, In r. Msswns o0ce, Peoe IinAeley's lev.
eiry store. (mAy316om0)
DUSsk O1 YUOreoece'
FLOR8NCR, - Nebraska
F, GEO. SARGENT, Pres't. J. pAngER, Cssh
VsHI undersigned proprietors Of the hank oi
! i Florence, NebrAsks, are-hy the pro-
| isi0ns Of its Charter, individuolly responsible
for I'll IT. issues, and will redeem the Notes u said
lnsitation at its counter In the city 0s Forence
coin and u either Of their Banking Houses, 10 9ast
err Exchanse 1t one per cent or IN specie t sause
| rates Of other currency.
COOK 4 SAn6RNT. Davenportl
| COOK, SAR0ENT 3 DOWNBY. Iowa City S1oWl
OOOK, 0A10RN1 4 COOK, Bort Dee II Ill ess
| COOE, SAk6107 + pA1E11, Yloreocs sbrasks
July 5tA 1ooo-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

IW0orC1Ny oooA Oso1O
AND NE VS. D EPOT
DAvENPORT. IOWA
BOOKS! STAT1ONERV!, +
Magazines {: Newspapers tc,,
4 sOxsf ANri.Y oa Asrsi .nd lnsiy p.resvhe saAg-
Ntt'An- sist~s" a,sd ssprnsnt q nsssi, sh tin1s
Of
hooks, sss,nsesy.
MAp~, L,tho0raph-,
's,S*; p,r :o.,. ca, W s::,.ns s,.a; rr. Card
Ae soSesher With srsai ysri,y os articles nsA4lly
kept II Book Stores. -
Publishers As~n,-ts ssis u ai tn Popular New
Books. NAsazi"s- and NswspAp~r-. snb-eriue soos
New YoTk, Bo-,sa C,n.,sos, aud Chicago ua,ss
received every evening s n STANa
.VtsCs! .VtaCs!
We receive regularly the following Mssnzines ssd
New >pAp~rs
harper, Svasy.
Graham Putnam
P~t-rson Olsokwooh,
KnickerbocksT, bsiou
ke. Notions. LeslIes Journal fesiiet eRe0e
Of gsshioss. Coin Charps Raii,ssy 0uides Non
New York Herald. Daily and weetb.
. " Tribune. :"
.. - Times,
:. +" srml-w-esi~y rr,sua.,
" Campaign
Boston Daily Traveller
CINCINNATI Daily Gazefte
Commercial.
Chicago .' fribUhe
- Tmes,
DemocTsctic Press
81 LsUis Td- Wsskiy Missouri r. epUtii1au
Ci"c.nn.ii W--kly Commercial
y" /" Times,
BalIuu's Pictorial
WayeTly Magazine,
Flag Of our Union
Tfne Flag,
thcie Sau American Union,
I--ii-s Pictorial. Pilot ~ Bostop
Ssi-ntifc American,
Life illustrated
ricayune.
Brother JohLathan Clipper Poiir Gazette Spirit of
th@ Time. Home Journal, Ledger sunday Dispatch
SPIRITUAL Telesr aph, irish American, Citizen
aud Thompson Bank Note Reporter
New York.
Bell Life (sportiug) Illustrated London News Lon
don Pinch ahd weekly Times London, for sale at
cur counter. or subscriptions reerived
fun-2i-slno 3. II. STARR
Cad - Up Ie Claire House,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
oD 10 THE GREATEST NUMBER
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUESDAY sEPTEMBER 30 1855


f. bA6Ab ~ y - dODSVVsssOs
JULIUS LIT.A.StE Z,
ILAND A G EN- II.
Oslsce In AseAisss'. Bisrk. eccesA ssrees,
besWcso Ngain ood 0SoAy.
Timber Lam.
l1l1 Aoses hrs. s<.us.fa, f.u.s~r.l 90 ..ie.
divided q sait psrcSssers. ..'ea faa
Improved Farms.
! 10 scs.s hisAly inprovsa ssrn; smEs. from bsv.
port; 80 scrs IN c~tlvstson gooa tcsri s<n4e with
osAsr orapgs. hoss', stable, etc
| 4 Aeatiful iAsm II miles from Dss-nDsrt-- ~
scres-eO acres in cultivation part i,nb~r; irw
house, stable, etc
5 mile. from Davenport; - acre.; " scr-- ,u,-
tie. etc
Sl% acres mile. from DavenpOst-,N acre. IN
fence lAO acres IN high state u cultivation, laS
acres ner, large orchArd, two good wells u water,
large 1000 With rooms, stables, outbnildinS., ~
mlles fsum Dsvenport-1O scrs- N e..l,ivaiios.
Sod hesse. stable. ETC.
2. s|:, :sss = -. !. =. wa. !. ':.,s ~
- Ogs<v - S0sssvosSsos - OssSs oAb~s vfob-
~ house, stable. etc.
miles from Davrnport-e0 acres; 80 acres In cul-
tivstion. par, timber. large new house, good barn
etc, etr.
~ males from DAvenport-5O acres: 81 scr-s in
cultivation, good house, stable, etc
- miles from DAvenport-9O scrss; ~ IA
cultivation, s..od house, stable etc.
~ miles from Dsvnpor % acfes " acres Ia cGi-
tvation, II sores splenid timber, balance prsir,-
tArse orchard, running water. hfns-, large stable
smoke house etc.
Is miles from DAvsnport; ~ acIe--Aii in cutiva
ton; house. stable: etc.
~ miiAs from Davenport 81 acrss--sI, in fence and
cult alton.
200 acres la fence and cultivation sn the Dobuqu-
road. miles from Davenport.
~ prairie land miles from Dav. mort b. 4u-
Gful virw ov.r R.~k Leland. A,ss,ss,ppl and Dav-n
port.
200 acres OF rich prairie land BY Walcott. some ~
il cultivated. And large amount Of nDimpr"vrd
aud IN Scott County.
4 number Of houses lots and vacInf lots, pleasant
ly situated In dinerent parts of Davanport For sale
on ia porable terms.
IS beautiful lots In North Davenport-terms iiher-
ally apply 10
JyI5tf JULIUS J.YTANCE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

j. WILSON lsUITEAU,
.aTI1II4.VEH. 1T L..aUV:.
Notary Public > l'OssrevNssceS',
VLYIII. ati-nd 10 all business relating 10 Real -
w tate; Collecting ot Debts, Loan,ng u Money, As
Particular snd prompi attrntioh giv-n 10 making
Abstracts of Title 1" k-ai Fstaie and Conve yancing.
Once At tn" Court Hou--. with The County Judge.
tmayoiin
CALL AND SEE
~. ~. AElDE.N'AEL.AG !
LNkESH Stack u Groerfirs, Ola Second street = !.
+ tween Brady and Perry where h- has iu.i -
c-iv~d and |, IbIw op~nins hrw a.rnT iu,ent of
GROCERIES, i PROVISIONS,
which he will .en at whol-saie and Retail A. cha
as the .sIue srticl. i purchased st other q
tsbiishu,ent III will always k-~p ou hand snts
.ortment Of wo.,d and Willow War. aud every oh
article usually kept AT an establishment ~ hr ktisC
Hi assortment j. large and complete, all fresh
sood, and win be sold At = very littls Aivanr-. Al
. chotc~ l.a u iRars aud Tobacco.
All kind - Country Produce IL iak-n exchange q
goods fdsc22dJwffl
DEPUTY MARSHAL.
JOSEPH T. sIBLEY hA- eeen appoln,si and I,
u duly qualified " Acr Deputy and Al his set-
viii b. a. bndins a. though perforned By m~
JOHN TAYLOR.
lspi6dttl CITY Nsr-hsi.
For Sssle CheNp.
on ACRES VI nn- Prsirie AL. mile south .,
GU Fulton Depot, with dwelling house thereon =
This property b~ bought upon the mott reAsoDsblt
terms Enanir. VI q Z HCDHELL,
(msySdts) Land Assp
ClQ.ACKN Ell BISCUITS.
q EBOxES just received pr FIRE Canoe. II
q u sale Ly DAIzEJJ. Jr = CO.
June 1iiD
CHARLES 0OODRICA.
Dental Surgeon,
00cs On DrsAy 6rsse, tetvesn q
Ia :::' E; fs:: over S'ss:': ss,,: store D.''a
sBvEEAExCBs:
| Or. BarYows, Hon. John p. Cook,
I Drs. Fountain Adler, :. James Thorngtoo,
WitheFwAx, z. Cook, ESQ,
Carter, A. OoSbin, Eeq.,
O'Rearsos, Col. Rads,
20 MeTiAsty, ~. oursis, 1eq.l
&C. T. Wehb, Druggist tlAsssrs. ~ AEW AItcne
Francis Jscoby, do. AndrsvsS : Shsss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
DRY COODS AND CLOTHING.

-z-r1 - --s-.--z-r = -----z------
196s SPRING STYLES. 1855.
KNAPP, r. REDNAON
Are na~ opening large and splendid variety of A
|NpFfN1 Goods !,
eia1t AAde keClales Rev,
eRAveaaxoort, xowa.
vHmv'rs ArHss2os Hsp CHALLENGE
LuAvING anticipated an increased demand Tor ~
-, 2 Dry GoA- 'A'i is"Fse 'r''sn, r. have
.MOye.NTER STOCK
- NEW snAUrsuL ssgAslE iASs FANCY
FA3m0MA0l 000o$.
ssaca Gro a. RA,ss sslhs In end
less vsEsay; snk MAnsiliss- -new
sayles; Sol,d Csavrs, ~ we'd -
Lance, racy de Lanes. ~
Hfe sssi,.. ndsi new ~ :sI'ss is..S De''s''. .D'
French CoVss's FOR PjNssDe, Dc.
Extra suees vssaAh Dn1Usvesg
Embroidered vatls; Yloanctnd
~ all kinds; Eneiish TAreas
isces. TsTietOn's. &c, Swiss
Auslns; Dotted Ausllns; Grape
Collars, Dimlty Dsnds, kc
Prtssts, 9tNSsSssss, &c.
Great variety " Shirt B,soEns,
Fancy CntoIed Md Finish S,k
Gloves; rain and Fancy d.
Lanes; Linen Lawns snd Table
Linen.
Canton Grape SkasCls, &c.
Splendid assortment u Alpsccss.
YsW and ch0ice styles VI Cling
hams, Vail BerAges, al kind, ~
Collars; FTeLch worked Collars,
beautiful styles: rich Embroidar-
= les N setts.
Hosiery. 9IOres, &c.
Fine Linen Canabric Eandker-
chefs; ShAwl>, variety of quail
lies and patterns; Thread Lace
Trimming great variety; Mourn
ing Sett-; SILK Laces; BACK Lace
Walls &c
G4OOped 3 Grass Cloth Skiyfs.
French Embossed Chintz; Cur
tam Goods; India Swiss NJ all,
Lawn Cravats, Book Jaconet,
aDd Cambria Musiin>; Striped
and PLAN NAinsuok Muslin-
DOMESTIC l. STAPLE GOODS.
SheetingS, ShirttAgS. TOWelliDg,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
"A WORD TO THE WISE. ''

A LII persons indebted to the subscribers. either
"A by Note or on Account, are requested to make
Immediate payment at the EMPoRiUM, on Brady st
(July -, dul r.. r. Z. ", nITCHELI'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

A NUMBER Of desirable Lots for Residence, ON
"A Brady, Main, and Harrison streets, to lease for
the term Of IS yearr. Apply to
w. r. F. GURLEY.
Once on Main, bet. Front and Second streets.
aug10dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
ectQr.

IOHN A. GUY viii attend to the collection Of debr.
u take subscriptions for Newspapers and do = Gen.
.ral Agency business Once No 10 Orr's Building.
Refer to Burrows L Prettyman, Cook 4 Dillon
[ol6ll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
PEORIA n0RTICUL LTURAL
GMrdteM Sssed Nurseries,
At Peoria. IlnnoiS,

o. as Ne. ~ Nerket street, ~. I.euis. Nc.
Sale Depot Of the above Establishment
3. .. COLEMAN,
VIIOULD announce 70 his old customers and the
w public In general that he 10 prepared to all
ders, either large small, at either Of the above
named places.
Our Trees cannot be surpassed In quality, beauty
or thrisiness Of growth.
Descriptive Catalogues, containing prices will be
sent from either place TO oil who request By letter
Orders will be promptly 0led, securely packed
destination marked and forwarded - requested
Specimen Fruits kept csnsssnsly - AaaA
mar q h32dwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

JOHN jon DAM
Dealer In Ready Mads Clothing, Cloths, Csssimesss
=. v-ocs .t,>.4 Davennort Iowa. octl6 Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

Trea,e eMllOlsy stock Of
SPRING + SUMMER CLOTHING
Just Received by
JACOB EISEMAN 4 BROTHER.
Corner Of Front and Perry Streets.
DAVENPORT IOWA.
VTvHERE may be found the Ino-, comlle.. aud va
w uAbl- stock of R~sdy-Asi. aIo,hin. in the
West which will b. sold AZ the ven low, nsurts
Our
Ready Made Clothing,
is AIRED expressly for trad w up-rioT
workm-n and feel confident that Clothing
rooms We can od.r greater Inducements han any
other similar
WhOleslsle d Retail
house ia this city Among our stock a-o b.
found large assortment %
Gents Furnishing Goods,
u the very latest style and III all vsr,eie. Ai.o
large lot of
PellArS' GO0ds,
Notions u al kinds-Chexp for Casb CAli aud ex-
anime cur stock before pnrchAsine elsewhere. We
f+ei truly greti0ed tor the past liberal pAnAee w.
have received and solicit continuation ofthe same
Come On<! Gene AMI
| fpalIdtf1 JACOB R1SElAN BROfHB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

4 W. HI =. GURLEfs
Assorusy and Counsellor as Law-00ce at shs
- Insurance Co.'S o0cs, west side Of Main, b
tVooo vtoos end Second staeet. ocs1e u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

GEO. Es u 14U00EAA.s
W. AelDrsSv ess 0bs~sssor At Lae,
Copmissionsr Of Deeds tor Connecticut
W>uave pssaok aAA sasslsla laasea&,sa 70 ~ ssAe
s10 o34al3S. 00hvoyances ee 1eal 4eeAts. sxautui
sS1 00l00, 0na ~ eokse kind ssleeal euslAsss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

T.. ". MlTChED.D.s
Notary Public also Life, Rre and Marine lnsufshe-
Agent once Oh Brady street, over Mitchels nmp"'
sism Davenport, Iowa. !sne""
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

- s.,,.,.y pbv.,,.n once on Brady street, oppp-
-, n. Posi- utt,c. over Perry Clothing st"r.
One. hours NOR. particularly from TO "a
IA ,,,, t.sPu laplSitrl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

uLIus LyrANcs.
Lana AgeHts.
vM HANSEN, NorAav PusLc. % street, oetwee
n...,.,n .nS niniev octl6 d1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

Dealer In Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, FRO
duee 10. Second st., bet, Brady and Main DAvsn
no-s Tc-. octl9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

Drputv lounty Surveyor Plans and Drawings oi all
Snds NJ stiv xecuted Orders left ~ the oitice OF
n Miller, will be promptly attended to. apl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

En BAkkEIS GREEN APPLES =, % " pe,
OObbi. Juri received and tOi sale By
W.. COTES
aug SIT adv stree FrsUt.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-31
Fossil Remains of Democracy.

Keep it before the people that The Democratic
State Convention, held January Sth, lS49. passed
tive resolutions on the subject of slaverv one sta
ing that it -ou-ht rot - be introduced into anv
territory where It does Rot Gow exist and the
other that i the DUTT Of Congress 10 prevent
the introdnctiss Of slavery into New Mexico and
California
Keep il before the people that the Democratic
National Convention, held in Baltimore in NAV
lS4S. which nominated Lewis Cass for the Presi-
dency refassd 70 pass resolution couched in the
following language: That The doctrine of NON
interference with the rights of property of anv
portion of the people Of this Confederation De j,
il the States ia the Territories, D. anv other
than the parties Interested in then is the true re-
publican do. trine recognized by this BODY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-31
A Picture of Congress.

Independent" the correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Worth american, draws the fol-
lowing not all flattering picture, of Congress
The evil of which be complains appears 10 be
rapidly increasing each succeeding Congress
getting worse than its predecessor The
practice of frequenting the gambling "hells"
is becoming much more common, and few
members betray their constituents uatil they
have been thoroughly initiated into all their
mysteries. "Independent' has had many
years experience al Washington. and what he
says is worthy OF consideration
The whole tendency OF things here is
downward. A standard lower than medic
GRITTY prevails; and the vast increased annual
expenditures have opened channels of cor
rupron. which have percepublv entered the
halls of le gislation, aud made traffic and venal
combinations a professional system. Ii the
lobby has been reduced. it is because the in
side operators have beea increased in number.
The spoils of legislation VIGOROUSLY par
celled out in the halls, among few choice
spirits who are supposed TO be potential in
local affairs. Any respectable member will
at once name the most conspicuous OF these
Congressional brokers, who, shame to saw,
include in their numbers men not heretofore
suspected of such wanton prostitution Of high
position and such utter disregard OF private
integrity.
Il is notorious that SO large appropriations.
for almost any purpose, cannot be carried
with out the employment of these mendacious
instruments. Thev form secret plans, address
themselves 10 sordid influences on the com
mittees, and conformin. TO the wishes %
others unite interests which are seemingly in
conflict bu! sufficiently powerful to obstruct
successfully any bill or scheme which it may
be their interest to resist. The morals OF New
o corporation. under the supervision OF
New \ ork managers, are getting 10 be eStab
lshed rapidly
When members of Congress will consent TO
fob the money Appropriated for thei, news
papers, and 10 sell, without much secrecy. the
books voted for the beneti. of their constitu-
other step of moral deIra'ion. The 'hells'
of Washington, which auIaciously fiaun, the
principal avenue. have within he last five
years, produced much of this evil
They are notoriously frequented. not occa-
sionally, but nj ghtly By men sent here to le-
glslate for the country at large, and to watch
the particular concerns of their own con
stituents. The indulgence of such a passion
is costly. and the losses thus incurred must
be compensated from me source. Is it sur
prlsng, thus that vcna'ty has entered Con-
gress, or that legislation should be lobbed
when these gorgeous palaces of crime are to
be supported, and when black legs often swell
the lobbies, boastlng their power, and, by
the force of obligations at the faro bank,
commanding voteso The picture is not halt
drawn for full justice to it in painful and prom
inent facts Ii the whole truth were told. it
would astouni the country and open the ewes
OF many constituency.