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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11


lsotR ~ are lots, mile north % Fulton station
II - The n aud Railroad on reasonable terms
Also go acres one mite north Of Waicott; cheap.
unt halt cash, balance IN one and two yea,.
Also $40 acres In Washington county ~ mere.
hne timber, aud running water on = patt This I,ni
isoniy 10 miles from Iowa City, and ~ from wn,h
ington on hi,e road from Columbus to Ricbu.a Il
WI be std ehrsp, and part on time
Also i,ns 10 a.re lots near Iowa City, b.autifu,
farming land. AMI well watercd
hisn' Lois VA Wtt Davcnipuii. tsnging Ia ,iys
from eo feet ny 100 IL \ Aere- sold Tor . dovn and
balanc" III one aud two years
AiR", FEW Veil situated utA IA the ti,v ~ have,
port o. i. sold on easy terms
Also one well finished new brick Nv, Ming stslt
rooms large cellar wocd hons. and stable hes uitul
" SITUATED on the hi; from the observatory can h.
.eeli Tag portion or the city, Rork Island snd
Moline
Also, several neat buildings On leased ground
wonn De sold On reasonable terms. Apply to
ID
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Clothing.

that can be found IN any other place In the State:
Our stock Is cnt according 10 the latest styles and
nsde BY but the best Of wcrkmen. and We will
sell a. cheap as any enc dare
We would say that our aim has been 10 produce an
article Of Ready Made Clothing supcrior to anything
in the market, and think our goods (ty al exanina-
tom will convince the most scepticsl that have
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
Handsome Residence 10 Re.l.

fI>ulS dwelling is In EAds' Row, on brady stres
az rooms and CELLAR, wood houe, well Of waite,
and eistsrn eonplcte, large we'll SHADED lot and c,u
Portable walks. The furniture In tn house ell b.,
sold TO The prison. renting, which Is Of good q1,liy
and nearly new Appiytc
dec. dt r. q. HADa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

~Debbs once beardea viii . Wpean
. S(sngy ee hef sages, that WAoa sAe steWed
: quart of sssaes6sisa, tAsy seeasd sAasp.
oaea % . bat.
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An ACCOMMODATING RIvER.-An
Ohio paper announcing rise in the
Ohio river, says THE river, in ac-
cordonce Nth tie desires Of a host of
those rho ~ere most deeply interested
continues rising steadily"
or should never find an echo from its
shrill whistle in the dismembered prov
ince Of another. To guard against
this result, too, the Newspapers Of the
Union, numbering thousands, stand
like hagmen, to give warning Of ap-
preaching danger.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
NEW MUSIC! NEW MuSlc!!

DANA" Polka .Mazrko, by TaJoy.
BoJOiink, T.Xois
which il H. .ptightis and plea INK a. the usmt
wouli indicate
"PrcSsy Tunes for ltttic FOIks,"H
beau,ifEl mel alie., by e FOSTER arranged express
~ tor Young pupils, hy JAMES BEILAK
<.NhONver Of Melodies" airs from " of
the best eras, arranged in an easy and pleasing
manner for beginners, by JAMES BLiLAK.
The above collections are especially recommended
TO Teachers, ahi are to be found At
J. A. CRANDALl.S,
nov dtf No ), IL Claire Row.
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C.1.v:v'O.v'S MILL,
Important RensOrNi.
THE PHGNIx HAS RISEN FROM HIS ASHES
We are In the Field Again.

eINIE subscribers take this method Of Informing
i their numerous friends and customers and the
citizens OF Davenport Centrally. that they have re-
moved from the Old stand on Brady Ia the west side
Of Main street, where will be pleased 10 them.
and VIZ confidently assert that We have the finest
NE
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dccl ELI ADAMS
WILL PAPER,
5000 or w Va. 1. PAPER s OF ."'ss
English, French and American,
WILL PAPERS
"A ND 1oRDI R -.
The above stock includes Imitation Velvet and Ia
pestr, patterns Velvet ami 6ili Borders Sc &C. at
prices ranging from 20 to 70 cents. Also,
Cheap Wall Paper,
From 3 10 20 cents per roll
Those about to make their houses comfortable t't
tn. winter are respectfully invited TO call aud exati
Inc our stock, at Ne 50 Brady street, near the Pos,
Once. ri mc?6 II ELI ADAMS
wtdcatfiolca'o
NEW COOKBOOK:
OF Praeii, ri Receipts for the Housewife
I,o limo. Cloth. Price sl1
MISS LESllE'S
NEW RECEIPTS FOR COOKING. {:
I II Pr pairing all Kinds OF foods a..
ivol i2mo 10th. Pic, VI "
f.r safe hy
ELI ADAMS,
NJ 10 Brady 81. near the Post Office
limo ~ dtf
Graham for December.
4 $50 Yankee Notions and Nix Max. jn., ress'',I
i1and Tor sale by ELI ADAMS
No. &c. Brady ST.. uenr The Post ofce
II mo l5ttf
new BOOKS
Hills Of the Sha,semuc,
| Nv the suthor OF The "wide Wild World" 81
vol. " mo. cloth. price VI %
EMMA BARTLETT,
Oh Prelude, and Fana,ic.-m,
by an American LADY VI lows. VOL I2mo, price
si,.s
THE SCALP-nUNTERs.
Rouisnil' Adventure IN Northern Mexico by Capt
Msyne Reid, Author u "Rifr Rangers" Sc.
irol IL mo. with Engravinss, cloth u ~.
lRvING's LIFE or
GEORGE WARRINGTON,
5yo,s. illustrated with Maps and Portraits
l2mo., CLOTH prize ~ ao
The States and Territories Of
THE GREAT WEST,
including Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Michigan
Wisconsin, IOWA, Minr.s.ta. Kansas.
and Nebraska,
cOnpri'las th.rr G.ssrsphy, History, Advantage
Resources and Prospects, also their I0Cai
History Institutions and Laws,
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~ Jacob FRI; y"l 1! mo cloth, Map and Illus
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

MONEY To LOAN. long amt short time
ljel7dt1 AACKLOT 4 cORBIN
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Splendid rara, for Sale.

Wis farm contains ,00 acre, 40 under cu,,,ys.
boh-~loo acres superior tinibtr r, good DWELLING
ui-houaes and hnc barn. beauifui stream, u run.
ulhs "ater that never fails. and line orchard of ali
knts Of fruit
TERMS So easy. that aft"r the trst payment the
Apply 10 n n FANS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

a. WI nyJks
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uASISG made arrangements for new and more
spacious store on Perry sire 70 which they Ok.
poet t" remove In few weeks viii IN the mean tim.
onel the balance of Their desiralIc sIuck Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11

The train on Cleveland and Pittsburgh
ran into The Express on the q. and Pa X X
coming west, at Alliance U. at p m xii.
ling ten and ins1ring several persons. List
Of killed so far rs heard from:
}. keedy, Alliance; J M'Intosh, do, DR..
Smith and lady do, J Atterhurst N. Garden
O.. w Richie do, NC Taylor Phil Brooks
NJ
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Triessmar-rns Great European Discovery,

PROTECTED by royal letters patent England
seals OF Eeoa dc Phamacie de and Imperial Col
.iege OF Medicine, Vienna.
Tesemar No The remedy for general aud local debility
of ve decay and all the distressing
arising from early abuse ae Its effects ecacou
YOUTH manhood viriie powers
impaired, decline life IL Triesemar
universally adopted; all physical like
Ieriug the marriage
Tesemar No completely aud entirely eadicaes
andote for, health of portion Of the pop
Teema No the European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately English with
inevitable destruction of
and which all the sarsapalla in the world
Tresemar Nos. l.
all nauseang qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected.
Sold 80 divided separate
ministered by Valpeau, Lailsmand, Roux &C.
To be had, wholesale RETAIL H.. a
Green Canal New York; specially appointed
other part of America. Immediately receiving
Mr. Barrow will forward the Triesrmar of world
securely packed addressed according
Retail agents required Terms cash.
NnyQ O dit
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POSTSCRIPT.

In various inquiries, claimants will take notice that
the adavs required filed with The certificates
b.
iffor collection pledge OF the party hold
the beneficial esduar interest in the claim must be stated
affidavit and and release the United States
release Texas be duly executed by such together
with and releases from the in whose favor set
tement and payment requested.
Claimants under the I'd of the OF 2sh February 1885,
who their certificates Texas of
portion the amount and claim the difference between the
paid proportion payable thereon under that
Gle adav stating surrender OF such certificates and de-
crhng received thereon whether the party who
surrendered received from, Texas the real
held for collection, pledge The party
claiming beneficial residaary interest the difference
person payment
United release Texas the
other Amer the paid by Texas such certificates
shall be refunded claims of this description will be examined
seued in conformity with the proviso OF said I'd
Claimants will also take thai certificates
evidences Of debt may
cluded in affidavit ownership, assignment rease
each certificate other evidence Of debt eonscy
therein by It's number date Of p1yee
appear whether certificates
Of the of Texas claims repuLc
sued by republic Texas, according the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary oftte Treasury.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
- March 6, 1896.
Feb
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4 Avs Of tho United States Relative to the Pubito
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SC, sc. vol. sA
Continuation abovc-cnunplete 10 1879 vol. g.
American State Papers Relative Puc Lands and
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Indian Treaties made by United staescompeis
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United States. vol - %.
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nLESW0OD COMMUNICATIONS No. 292 Pennsylvania
VI OF 18th street, the Savings Bank. This
plan celebrated Greenwood
New york. aud situated the high ground distant
mile of Capitol North Capitol leading directly
This have received charter from Con
appopaRg their ground forever burial making
Zee prohibiting encroachments
legislation Otherwise, which vasI importance those who
repose placed them for
bscon in all cities when the burial ground becomes
sci, and throw the dead
1scunusy and legal
titles given The ground.
ap, and all other iniormnoa, be
ief with Mr. James
other undertaken, viii be
June l7--dly
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o. days viii be made and whereas
Treasury Department has adopted die form q feesse 70 'hs
United States, and Of release % me stats OF Texas
hereby said creditors That pay en pro 1876 WI
be made The treasury Of ~ Of treasury
or public drpoas q The
United aud s the si Of June e 70 saeh - hs hoa
of the genuine certificates % other efiaenees y ao asS y A
provisions Of said aeia WHO shall have assigned
their said evidences Of said debt 10 The United
States release The form 20 The United States
and The release Ihs Stale Of Texas aud died the
same with Of the Treasury ~ days before the LIST
next being required investigate the genuine
meas of which the departments advised
Texas agent who knowledge Of the debt As
was created handwriting Of the officials whose signatures
are aaehed all certificates
days before lst Of June and
The all certificates and evidences
will be retained for examination and inyesga
until the department shall be fully satisfied q the commences
executed and acknowledged in the Of the
the Treasury the chief clerk thereof IN the
ofa public and be witnessed by the Assistant Sec
chief aud AMI be certified by the notary
holders make the
gnment and the releases Of The city q Washington
bs done In the Of assistant collector
Of the in the of public and
be Witnessed by the collector surveyor and The notary public ana
certified by bis noIara seal; and there be
collector the the place where the
des the and releases be executed before any
presence The and clerk thereof and
by ihsm by the clerk his OF
and holder Of the United States the assignment
releases executed before United States CONSUL aud
eerdsd by him under his consular SEAL An pe
assignments and releases declare,
the be- that
of the certificates other evidences
debit been assigned them, bona @ fur col
leson and the clerk consul must include the fact oil
that declaration their certificate OF acknowledgment
The dividend, when allowed by the accounting oee
parties with their directions
the drafts handed to their agents for trans
mission. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury
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BELFlELD CAVE, Cisa.


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THESE stop Southampton both going and returning
PRnpnsEn DATES or aAILINa-Is.A.

Stopping Southampton both going and returning, they offer
proceeding London and Havre advantages
other route for the economy Of time aud money.
Passage from Ee9 York to Southampton and Bremen.
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4 tUmHEhLANps Memoirs y~stften by ttur.eift con-
aihing an account Of his Life wrns
anecdotes aud ebaraes of Of distinguished
cons q his time With Copons Illustrative BY sny Fian-
der auihn Of The Lives Of the Chief Justices vol
cloth, ~ % FRANCK TAYLOR
The Intimacy which the author enjoyed with Horace
Wapoe Burke Sir Joshua Reynolds, Lord Halifax Goldsmith Dr
Johnson Iowper P and o.
ers o. biz tine has enabled him reoua anecos
and sketches Of the
Menglrs exceedingly insirne've and entertaining.
The sketches and Anecdotes which
Memoirs w the highest
observing ard discriminating gives his dsneaons an
authority, and
innate ',-RncTeiopodia Britannica.
April
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT no TEaE WEST.
10 ~ 49, 5. ss;Sr


hoursI
Running Washington and Ciacinnat 81 hoursl
Through Tickets and ssggage Checks TO be had in
Washington.
THE Baltimore and Railroad having greatly improved
western connexions now offers the fullest 10 av
Tae connero between the trains Washington the
Washington Junction. ay called the Relay House nine miles
1m This Tue only change o. ears eaaea 20
Wheeling Washington and echecked and transferred
through eRess for points bsyond The eenaeens leave
Washington daily at 6, and Az nj on Sundays at the
Al wheeling direct trains the CEN
near wheaIng, through oambndss zanesve Newark
COLUMBUS These trains connect a, newaIk wan se
Al Columbus Inc O. with the fast trains
Of the Iiits Matni xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
Wilt A. xsna Lius Man, agaa ip ne is
Hauie, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock Island, 81 Louis sc
Passe"ssrs hodlns through messs e s a
transferred Cincinnati the mail steamers on the ONO
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
Wheeling aud Welisvle, Cory me where eonnexion with
the Cleveland and Pi''sburg railroad Is made:
requested while this the only route
aorns hrou! tickets and checks IN washington also the
most speedy nearly leading
great from Washington to Cincinnati is
e3 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
Fare by through Washington To Wheeling 90 IS
By railroad BY steamer from oinssns Ss na ia
Chicago $40 Louis sas 50 and saS; Memphis
Sc; New Orleans, 81, SC ., S..
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland aud Paramount
way Baltimore Wheeling take 6,
train from Washington - ,,- :. .......,.,
ror further information through tickets &C., apply
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station or,, :, .o,,,
Master of TRANSPORTATION Baltimore and
May 5-dH ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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Housekeeping Articles.


que subscriber desire, 70 can public attention TO ms extensive
a.sotmen Of goods, which rendered
complete In every department consisting in part Of
FRENCH CHINA
plain richly dinner dessert and
tea sets large assortment Of vases dinner and tea de-
ached rich and with and without
fancy articles appropriate etagee, paot table,
toilet.
Dinner and toilet also, detached pieces
stock Of Rdsardss latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American, French, and Bohemian, decanter hagou
goblst cares hooks MadsA BurRunde
liquors, tumbcrs bowls eeees, boss bowls
dshes salts, pitchers, &C.
TABLE CUTLERY
In OF halfdoEer hnyhr peccs; also
ivory handled knives only and FORKS sIee sc
BLoCK-TlN GOODS
cha6nr dishes from ~ inches coffee and tea urn
coheS pots tea pots coffee higgins, sc.
PLATED GOODS.
Such as coffee and tea and forks, casto
covered Dishes pitchers cake and u baskets walters &C
JAPAsNED GOODS.
Such walters, and plate warmers, sop jars
foot tubs, water cans, sc.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Corneius Baker Philadelphia for sale al
the manufacturer retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps gandoes, ware tenders irons brushes
hoves and onFs coal bods step ladders door goods
cooking requisites almost every description together with
assortment Of srees of utility aud deemed
Hoaseseepe decidedly to their interest TO examine my
stock and prices They will only ind
hs same description Of goods puchaed any
NJ NJ
charge.
Catalogues containing complete list Of every article kept for
sale can be had on application at the store -, -.
Novil-aawswf Iron Han
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Nassau Han College Of new Jersey, Princeton.


should auld acquaintance be forgot,
brought 10 min
acquaintance be OTg0ts
And days o anld lang syne."
year ending June,
eRdng June, ~ the Sophomore
June 1851 and the Freshman class Of the
year ending Juue, 1880 hereby requested assemble
thd Of March, A. D. 1857, the
the links The chain Of oys and ienashD which
lives greeting and sympathy, untsy
SON OF their promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the sefnpp0ined committee will be
held Monday la September, A. d. 1850, The United
hotel Chestnut Between Fourth and Finn
members OF whom be
invited attend, when the will bs
adopted 10 as fun an attendance as possible
those whom this notice Is addressed viii be
good enough Furnish The secretary ofhe eommee BY mail with
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of COMMITTEES.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PESpLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Balsta Iron and Glass Works, N. J
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JOHN WEIpEAS OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2T-lawtMar3 tiutellgenceTl
All newspapers civilized countries Of the world request
this advertisement their editorial columns
of scattered through the great
visions all newspapers throughout United
OF America insertion
casonay between this date aud the Sd Of March, A 1851
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fare California.
Upited States mail steamships leave New York
@NE4 FOR Aspn~aH the 5th and aOh ~ each month,
connecting with mail from Panama San
Francisco.
1bse steamships approved the Navy
Department., and guaranty Fpesd and safety
The Panama railroad az completed from
and hours. The baggage Of
checked New York and
embarked Panama campany
The paid IN New York OF the trip
Reserve kept New York. Panama, and
san Francisco, detention Of accident that
the route IL endrely reliable.
Passengers Panama the day they Aspn-
wall. Nv.
Conductors through each steamer and take charge Of
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, TO l. W. RAYMoND.
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mo. 54a. |

NOTICE OF the location OF the two land Offices and
the Office OF the surveyor general In Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
FE that in of the 18th section of the act
~ ed July, 1884, land offices for
Territories of Kansas and Nebrask and Of the nst of
establishing the office uf general for said Terri
the Office for the DrRur has been located
Territory
the the "PAwNER and of
'LK COMPTON," government of Kansas
Given under hand, the city of Washington, this twenty
sixth day of November, A ID. 1855.
BY order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
a Office.
Nov 29-law6w Intel. and Star.
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0yts diseoaiaGaRoe certain Uaed States Land 0es IN
he States Of WiRoss, Michigan, RiseoHsn, aad IoEa.
FINDER provisions or
sEess approved June a. ei which declares
quany public Land remaining unsod land district
shall be reduced number u iess than hundred thou
districts shall be discontinued eOnp
subject, Interior
directed thai the following ofces be Discontinued
Shawneetown and kaskaskla in Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining unOd and undposed Of in the above districts
Offices
VI those
points, and will be made subject entry olowsG
and kaskaka, be ed Springfield
district, Illinois.
Kalamazoo 90 the lnnin district, Michigan,
Milwaukee TO the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield TO the Chaulon district Iowa.
consolidation will public notice
which be receive
applications such lands their ohces
Given under hand the city of Washington this 18th day Of
November, A. ID. 1856
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE.