Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-18


but before the summer shall end We hope 10
see il rank among the first Oh the Upper
Mississippi.
Naw YoKk Commission WAKk-
AOUsE.- II j. with much pleasure that we
direct the astentiun OF our citizens to the
new Dry Goods establishment on Brad.
street, ole door above Fourth. Mr.. Thomp'
son has opened stock Of goods, he which
should attract the attention Of al those
wishing I" buy superior article At . far
rate. W. venture to state tina, this house
wall DO al that is set forth in their adver.
t,s-msnt, which can b. consulted on the
third page Of this paper. The goods are
selected with care. and especially TO meet
the demands Of our market. Rare bargains
are "frrs,i--call and satisfy yourselves.
',khLsc,.--The prevailing curr-n-
cy about this vicinity, we are happy to see,
il Of the Bank Of Florence. II is hoped
that The adveat Of this currency among ns
will clear out and extermina'e a class OF
worse than worthless ray money which is
stealing in among our business men.
~ Messrs. Goodrich, Wheeler 4
fAntis are making extensive preparations
for storage Of grain in their new and secure
warehouse near the Depot. Every facility,
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up with view 10 carry on this business in
= proper manner. The office II the United
States Express Company, aud Merchant
Dispatch has been remover! I" their build
ing.
FArAL ACCIDENT.-A Conductor
named Nelson, On the freight train 1T the
Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad, Acciden-
tally missed his footing while attempting 10
get aboard Of hi. train, at = station above
Sheffield, fell on the rack. and the entire
train OF fifteen loaded cars passed over hi.
body, mangling it IN = most shocking NAH
nrr. Mr.. Nelson was young man 1t TX
emplsIy habits, And was esteemed by MS
employers a. most hono, ab,~ and u".t-
worthy cou,,Ic tOr.
Su,,ox 4 Co. Thi, firm having
BY fair dealing and good merchandise Sc
cured liberal share Ut the 'rsde VI ouT
city, have re6lle,. their store, on 'h- cor.
ner Of SECOND and Rock Island streets, with
another complete stock Of fashionable dry
goods. Ladies' who have purchased al thu,
house never regret theft barga,hs. Those
who have not visited it, will hear Of soms
thins greatly TO their advantage by dropping
ia % cs.,onally, and spending q short tune
among the Fabrics which constitute th-,
new stock
COUr DSolkIL The Iowa City
Republicans states that "a in.h isborer
.t,ed on Tuesday las, froM the -t.c.s Of !.
stroke II the sun,
FAIL EMIGRATION. The tide Ut
western emig ration which has TO, = month
crease Wagons BY the dozen. heavily la
den with house keep,ny goods. are seen
passing though our city On Their Way "ont
wsst." Many VI them take along with Them
hn~ drov~s Of cows sht young cattle. The
number Of em'gran,s 10 pass ov~' this route
this season, We should Judge from present
appearances. 10 b. nearly double that OF any
previous season.
~ Boxes, bales, bundles, 2acks
and psc kagcs, ct all kinds, sorts aud sizes.
from almos, every place cas-, OF the Mis-
sissipp. s.v1s, are pouring mt" on, city
with fearful Tapi.iity. Davenport is ast,r-
every store. warehouse, shop ami shelf y
to b. hesp~d, erslnn'sd aud crow dei 10
then utmost capacity. Merchants every
where az this State. who can possible xrl
/, II this city by stean % otI'sr~i s~. will
lose money aud customers sf.onld ih<Y omit
coming here IA max ih-is I.r,chAses. tM.
/ wholesale hoss-s ar hU ..oh~ horse" cOn.
ce,ns. made up Ut half stock, but an.
hing Wan,rd, and every thing desired can b.
afforded 10 tn. ronntry aud city cu>tomri
al rates u-ve, before mentioned bshin1 q
counter. Iowa papers please notice.
~ Malice dies not with the death