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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

Nrw.ORLr,Ns Tuesday, June > 49,.
Tie straubca, 81 Charles sunk near Shreveport
on Thursday morning The boat and largo are total
ltsS. One Of the crew was drowned
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PRUSSIA.

The NepfcLateI Prcsse announces that NJ de HAITI
feld the irus,an Minister at Paris, has been author
lied 10 sign the protocol of the Conference at Paris
II was expected that the next Conference Will be
held on Monday for signing the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
DENMARK,

The list of the new Danish Ministry has gwen great
satisfaction and it is thought in Germany that the
question of the Duchies will very soon be settled
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THE MUNICIPALITIES.

TRIESTE, May 81, lS57.-The American Minister at
this pOit left COnstannopc the 18th for the Prn Il.
pslties 1t is pretended that his visit has political
object.
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INC OF THE AMERICA FOR BoSrON.

HALIFAX, TUESDAY. y une =. 1871.
The Royal mail steamship America sailed from
here al halfpast H. O'Clock tins afternoon fJI Boston,
yher, sls will be due about midnight tomorrow.
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THE NETHERLANDS

The Government Of the Netherlands has sigll "a its
intention to send ship of observation to join the An
slo- French squadron in the Chinese waters.
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FIR

PARIS. Friday, MAY 22-Baron GrOs, the Embassa-
dor Extraordiuary 10 China and the Attaches Of his
mission left Paris this evening for the port OF embar-
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Nrw-HAvrS EIrcrlos The vote Of Ncw-Haven
4


NcwfIeyen was pretty strong Wing city, but has
large and increasing population Of European birth,
# whom about three fcurths formerly voted against
and the residue with the Wings. In an evil hour most
oftbe Wings united with fraction Of the Democrats
in the Know-NothDg movement This drove the
Wing Adopted Citizens over TO the enemy; while, after
feeding fat their grudge aganst the Irish, the Demo
cratic Know Nothpgs crawled back into the ranks Of
their old comrades and left their late associates in the
yocatve. This is very simple record, but 1t Is a.
full of instruction egg is of meat. Happy are
they who will consider and heed It's lesson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
THE ERIE CANAL,

AI.hANI, IutSizly, june :, ISO1 :.
Thafanal is IN order, but the levels west are n
full.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11
COUNTY CnCRT

Charles Dunning, ct ais, respondents, rs f.
Moonhouse, ct ais, APPELLANTS. Continued.
Joseph II. Gum, ct ais, rs. Stephen Hallcck.
ct ais. Discontinued.
Charles Dickinson, ct al, cs ANDREW Me-
CURE ct ais. Judgment of Justice dismissing
the case for want of jurisdiction, reversed, and
order for trial granted.
Z. S. Camp & another rs. VIM. Henderson. et
al Attachment dissolved, affidavit being in
sufficient--continued by consent
C. G.. Thompson a al. rs r. H. Paul et al
Action for damages for wrongful detention of !,
horse. Motion to dismiss made and overruled.
The Court held that miner can claim horse
as exempt from execution, when it is indispen-
sable in working his claim jury empanneed ;
after hearing the evidence, non-suit granted, for
the reason that Thompson did not give notice
to the officer that he claimed the horse as being
exempt from execution.
Matthews & Scribncr rs. Joseph Lord. Jury
trial, to recover one hundred dollars overpaid
by mistake in the purchase of gold dust; vcr-
dict for plaintiffs.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

hibted. In criminal cases it is the same and
our citizens are burdened with tax after tax, to
support the heavy optlays of carrying prisoners
from one extreme of the county to another, to
confne them in Jail.
The building of the Wagon Road, is also a
and attention often. We have endeavored to
call the attention of our citizens to it. when it
seemed almost slumbering in the dust, our
columns have been devoted to arousing the en-
ergy and enterprise Of our people to the consid-
Grafton of subject of such immense impor-
tance; and after it was aroused, in endeavor-
ing to unite the discordant interests which
were stirred up. The work is going on the
road is being completed, and in the general in
fiux of immigration and wealth amongst us, we
hope our little feelings of sectional jealousy
will be settled
With regard to the coming election-until
after the nominations of the Democratic party
for State officers, we have nothing to say. We
shall support men for office who can stand, in
our estimation, the Jeffersonian test honesty
and capability" none others. Among the
nominations for county officers, are men whom
we shall glory in supporting, as tried servants
of the people. In their devotedness to the du-
ties of their station; in their answering fidel-
ity to the interests of the county, and the vigor
with which their heretofore duties were dis
charged, we have full guarantee for faithful
performance; and these we shall. support but
there are Others that neither as journalists or
as men, can we have anything to do with. To
such, we say "you are weighed in the balance
and found wanting" and on the day of cleo
ton, when the ballots shall he counted, will be
heard the silent but mighty fiat of the people,
''depart from us, we know you not"
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11
COURT PRocEEDINe Nes.
COURT OF SESSIONS.

!. The Grand Jury is in session and have found
several bills of Indictment.
The case of the People rs Gulotcs Bernis,
grand larceny, in stealing amalgam from sluicc-
boxes, was tried on Thursday case of cir
cnmstantial evidence,-the jury could not agree.
Yesterday, (Friday,) the trial of Nincentc Go
mez and Manuel Rojas, grand larceny, took
place; also the trial of Cartona Correa, indict-
cd for assault with intent to commit bodily in
jury, was set for that day We have not heard
the result of the trials
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11
6. v. BOYNTOfI,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWEJER
Nam ST., opposite Odd Feliows' HaU,
SAN ANDREAS

SAN ANDREAS,
NTllERE may be found large assortment of
w good Brass Clocks, such as Eight $40
Day, and Thirty Hour Striking and Ma ETA
rlne Alarm Clocks. Also, beautiful Par sE.. II
lor and Bedroom Clocks, all of which will be
ar0rronted 10 keep good time one gear
Also, fine magnifying Glasses, with double
power, expressly for examining Quartz Rock
Also, Spy Glasses, Spectacles, Thermometers,
Pocket Compasses, American Pocket Knives.
Steel Tweezers, Watch Guards, KEYS. first quail
ity Italian strings, finger boards, tail-pieces,
keys. bridges, rosin, bows, &c.
Also, large assortment of fine Gold Pens,
Gold Fob Chains, Fob Buckles, Seals. Slides,
Ladies Gold Curb Chains, Belt Buckles. Pen
ellis, Silver Thimblcs, Coral Beads, &C. Also.
fine Gold Rings, Ear-rings Breast Pins, Lock
cts, Snaps, Infants Coral and Gold Armlcts,
Necklaces, &c.
Special attention will be given to all work,
such as repairing Clocks and Watches, manu-
featuring Rings, Ear-rings. Specimen Pins, &c.
n. B. All work warranted, if well used
| would also embrace this opportunity of
thanking the public for past favors, and hope,
by trying to please them, to still merit their
appreciation. jy lift
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

ORGANIZING. = The defunct Know Nothing
party are again recognizing. We think their
ideas are obsolete; and the people have enough
of . the office seeking the man. until after the
retirement of Messrs. Johnson, Murray, Bates,
Rowe and Douglass. The Know Nothing party
has about as good chance in the coming cleo
ton, as feline cire, destitute of capillary sub
stance. would have in Pluto's kitchen. Scat.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

Col. WATKNs.-On fourth page we publish
the reply of Col Watkins to :. The People" who
called him out. Like Barkus, the Colonel is
willing provided Weller don't run. We are
inclined to believe the next contest will stand,
Nugent as. Watkins. 1t appears Watkins sup
ports Weller, Weller supports Herbert, Herbert
supports the devil, and the devil always has
supported California debt and ALL
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

her duty While far behind her, stretching
from under the shadows of her mountain RAM
parts, the breadth of half continent shall
gather people to whose necessities of foreign
traffic her commercial cities and harbors shall
minister. Such briefly are the Resources and
Prospects Of California.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE follow
ing gentieuaen constitute the County Central
Committee for the ensuing year:
A. G. Adams, J. r. Britton, James Finnegan,
Fred. Brush, O. 4. Foster Or. Jeffreys, and A.
7. humphrey CdkayTas Chronicle.
The next Democratic County conyeation will
sseet at NuFphys; at least SO the Chaif deeided
by large majority,
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

ETHIOPIAN NSERENADERs.-MessrsB Burbank E
Mitchells talented company of Minstrels, will
perform in this place at Knickerbocker Hall, OH
Tomorrow evening. They are the best compa-
ny in this State, By referring to their adver-
tisement it will be seen they are not the San
Francisco Ninstrels that sold this community
some time since with less than an hours per-
f)rmance
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

Married-In La Grange. Georga, on the
23d OF April, 1851, DIR. CHAS. A. WARD, for
merly OF Mokelumne Hill, to Miss JULIA NJ.
BORING.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

Stevenson's bridge was crossed. while John
Gilpin followed AFTER" close by the Store Lati-
more, and the other two conversing, through
near the Buckskin Ranch they fer
In San Andreas, and in fact throughout all
the camps, work was suspended on Saturday
the Fourth. We went oGt to Murray's Creek
to spend the day in solitude, latter the feast of
the ball) beneath the shadows of interminable
ever-greens which border on the stream the
growth of ash, alder, silver-maple and spruce
pine is quite sufficient to shut out the rays of
the noon-day The murmuring of the
stream below and the heavenly chorus of sing
ing birds in the branches above the pure
fragrance and beauty of myriads of flowers that
lined the stream, dazzling their lustre with the
richer hues of the bright-winged butterflies,
was scene more true than our previous IDEAS
of Eden perfection-as cultivated by graceful
hands of seraphms 5, Cherubims, and-"bim" we
went into the water, having slipped off of a rock
into the stream. Our purpose was to hunt the
F." Narcissus"* or " Daffodil' noted some time
since as growing OH the Creek after this duck
ing, we concluded that it would take an extra
effort to be enamored of our own image. About
half ma below the mining claim of Messrs.
Corcoran, Haskell & Co., we came upon a field
of these blooming stars (called Tiger Lilies
The beauty of berry of these flowers, cannot
be described by our unpoetieal efforts, so we
will just call in WORDSWORTH, who, on such a
day visited such a scene, and thus described
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11
GROCERIES, GROCERIES!
C. L. OSBORN.
SUCCESSOR TO OSBORN & THOMPSON.
OLD GULCH.

SUCCESSOR TO OSBORN 4 THOMPSON
OLD GULCH.
"HOLESALE and Retail Dealer in everv
w variety Of
Groceries;
Provisions;
Dry Goods:
Hard Ware:
Sheet Iron:
Avn rvrp,- .nr,e Cutlery
-UINING IMPL LEJfENT.S
Pfesersed Fruits, Oysters, DC;
Candies, OIL and Comphene;
@ -Four, Beans, Pork, Ham, Bocon
Macheael, Salmon, Sorlincs, dc.
Brdndtes Hines, and Cordtuh ~
Tobacco. Cigars, Snnf, DC;
!. Ccfee, Tea, and Chocolate;
Crowbars, Iichs, ,Shoreis,
Stufce Forks, Blasting Pou1cr, dc.
Ds Terms Cash.
c. L. OSBORN.
Old Guch July 7th, 1851 jy IL '5I;tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11
THE DAFFODIL.

g wandered lonely as a cloud
That floats high DER Wales and Hills,
When all at once saw crowd
A host of golden Daffodls;
Beside the Stream, beneath the trees,
Flutterlng and dancing in the breeze.
Continuous as the stars that shine
And twinkle on the milky way,
They stretched in never-ending line
Along the margin of bay:
thousand saw at glance,
Tossing their heads in sprghtly dance
The waters beside them danced, but they
Out-did the sparkling waves in glee
A poet could not but be gay,
In such jocurd company;
gazad-and gazed-hut little thought
What wealth the show to me had brought:
For oft, when my couch lie
In vacant or in pensive mood,
They flash upon that inward eye
Which is the bliss of solitude,
And then my heart with pleasure fills,
And dances with the DaffodilS."
On the evening of the Fourth, a Ball was
given by Mr.. James A. TAFT, of the Kentucky
House. Sixty-fve tickets were sold and dane
ing was kept up until morning. Quite num-
Der of ladies were present, and much enthus-
asm and patriotism was manifest. We heard
the supper spoken Of as being excellent.
*NarcissuS-1. In Mythology beautiful yOnth who
was enamOred of his image in fountain, and
was changed into the flower called by his = In
botany Of Towering plants ofsevera species
prsng the daffods, jonquis, &c. They are bulbous-
rooted, perennial in root but with annual leaves aad
lower-stocks
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

4 attended the meeting and wss called
upon to &C. - Chairman, and touno up
IN The Grs. vote taken that there we're
present about twenty i've msnbese OF
he Bar, a maj GRITTY Of whom were Re-
pubiicans. The same Republican law
yer who drew up and circulated the call
Ter the meeting, had ''eut and dried"
resolution which he preseoted the fret
thing sfier the election OF . Secretary,
the substance OF which wss that this
meeting OF the Bar would disclaim any
intention Of debating to the voters Of
tho District as TO who they should vote
for, bus respectfully Recommending -
After a substitute for THE reso!uti in
had been voted down, Democrat NOV
| ed TO fiji the blank in the resolution VITA
NJ billions name, and had not Mr. Oil
.on declined, ] venture 20 say snss snele
would not have been d sen'ine 70 %
10 the meeting.
There is nothing 10 tbe osll, OF proceed
,ngs Of that Bar meeting that oan b
,ortured into "Democratio trickery" or
Republican trickcry.
Every member Of the Bar in this Die
,ricl who has business on our dockets
feel deep interest in the selection Of .
Judge, aud We may feel alarmed when u
10 proposed TO throw the whole thing 10
, TO the hands Of '.onc horse" politicians.
/ Ia good old wing times when you snd
myself were acting together politically
Ne both agreed that we ought to have
our best man on the bench, and that he
should be selected without reference to
bi. political opinions. The old flee OF
The Gazette will show many an able ar
,icle advocating THE doctrine. and ! re-,
1ret that since the o ownership OF she Bull
aud the OK has changed hands, the Ca
zct,e should change its We've upon go
important u question.
Truly you're.
JNO. P. COOK.
Feb. 23j, 1851.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

:. >,~.->~.. 49,. !.
81 0Ie~oss eeDsus, eeeose mailing out o. ~
a. ~ ~ c.ss-sss - ne eoeleesoS
.>~.i ...r:ss,. ~ '"s oeaa ~ powet 20 ~ -
-.sa S.,hr vent tnefeo, 70 - go
s,.,"s 49, .r,.%.esos & so1es wtnan ~" cny,
Inc ! hrtes d,.~,,,ssa. rssncsse OF ~ - ~.
vhsa ,,ue ~ nj ~ .S ~ .es vtop1V p ~
80. ran = s..s. .H.ss g 60 NJ. Ss ~.
~ III 49, sSs,s ~ y so0esssoe.s soeroc1 ~
mr. t.rrs nr,s.. - - " !. - -
t.xes sAsu ~. - s.,As.1
A. Al i.sat =, "c... c.y nss@ a.. -.
ne. the M ts.s. ~ as.v. ~ -.sss,.as,
ruAai.Hed III NJ -" ts9eose " $3.50 .~S ~ H.
ssne ienath M ,r,s ~ ~ ~ ~. D.s s.cS IS
.h.rcce nj, u.i.-. 80 pus.S 80. -, - - - -,
estate shsII have -. u0. s.Msu -. :" ,n.."s.
.nJ eor Ire s.me i~aa.s Sv.s.N !" - .h
AVG. n An - ~ ~. pl .n - ~. ...r...
s.rs.m ,hirty-,vo ~. ~ s1ass -: - ,h.a-,S
th~re,s. by p.vns ~. W 1s.,." -. =. -. 49,
the ZANE Va .si :, o.. ~, 80 .,.S;n - 49,.
Fem, The d.,. 80 ~. ~ WI, 49, ~.S ~
coats Of sdysrtisins .rS - "a an -, cs.a ~
teres, per annnr. n,".r ~ -. .r.nnrs q sah
tsx,s and costs hut n ,..i .,,s ~ .o,d ,,nr.de. M
Cd n the exDlr atin ~ srnr, ~ - =,
The .sie thsreos. ~. s.s yss 80 r,, .S.,, r,e.
IN. usymeut OF .,s ~ 49, ~ aonsrs ~ IN. b. tSs
purchaser Of such real estate u such sale his asss
legal representative make execute and deliv-
or de~d Of such real s.tate 10 the said purchaser
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
pEnOCRATIC STATE TICkET.

EIOwlng to the publication Of The
Charter OF the city Of Princeton, We
are obliged to suppress large amount
of reading matter, dc, III this morn
inp's issue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
MARSuAL.S SALE.

7 WILL scu st publiossle on Friday III. 47th day
Of March, 4. D. last. In frost Il NE Asyor's
once In thsh y Of Davenport between the houre Il
tvstye ocloes y and four o'clock ?. n Of eeh day.
the following describe pkceo Il land ~ said city, for
The se0unts doe for laying slds-waIt. asDsdiao to
City Ordnance to VII:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

Dunkius and Exchanae.

Banking and Exchange.
DoOiAN L STUMP. ..................AAn st.
AACKLOrr 4 CORBlN Coz SecoI d and brady.
NICHOLS. CAMPBELL 4 co. Recommendation.
NcGRE0OR, LAwES DLAkEMORE... Main.
CuUBB. BRO. BAL ROw CO.. Gar Main "a sta
rALLAAN POWERS kcLEAN.. above r %.
L..1 Agents.
ALLEN Il CLARk........P. o. Building. Brady st
NICHOLAS, fSBEI.L b co.. Main Is
Insurance Assnciss.
u. y. AiTcHEIL........i DOR u owe Post Once
II b. HOFF4AN............ ..4sin street.
Dry GesAs.
CHAMPION i son Cor 81 4 Brady SIS
SUTTON L co ........ .tsriggs Block, PcYry 81
GEO WEAVER Main 81, aesr Cook Sarseut
" & wADSwORTH Cd Vt; opposite i."Caire House
H. II SMITH. Corner III and Brady
ADAMSON 4 kAPP...........2d, -. above Perry
v. tNSlEE.. ............... ....Sol2. LeCislrs
Clothing.
SANCEL PERRY ..Opp. Post ONE
J. ). DRAKE 4 Co. ..Asin, 2.doors ! 81 Il.
Dry GO. - and 0pocsries.
y n. Observation-Disclosures. End, rear Brady :,
Wssches 4 JewslPy.
~ HOUSED. ...............::. :! I1Ciane kow
A. G. BILLION. L-CIaire Ro~
~ 4 J. SEI-SON.. brAuy, above ID.
Doeks 1tstiensSy.
@. y. Ellis 4 CO.. ..........No. i<tlsire Row.
RLI ADAAS......... Near Post Once.
Hats 4 Ceps.
A. g. ASTON / Co.. I'D st. opp. LsClsire House.
A. GkkEN. .::.. :........''''.''''.. Claire kow.
vRRD8R OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,coasd street.
Aoceien and Co0mlsoion.
q. w. Aohsn' u.,.v s:se"d st. sS'vs -erry
" " PA RR8k. .............co cor tront 4 0ro0y
R.L. LIN DSRY...............2d st.. east Of Brady
Wholesale 0Pscess.
BURR / SWIFT. Brady st., hct. Prout sud S.cOud.
II. DALx8Ll. 4 CO.. ..Cor. ID Z feSTy.
j. ". WILLY .2no, near Bro0y
RYAN = AcCAAk.. ..ooSTwW'o HeocG
Dsueg1sss.
e. T. wREB. NJ. 10 l>Cisirv Bow.
0sst's Ysrnlshins 0seds.
A. = AISTON 1 CO.. :. I'd 81. opp. LeOaire Iicase.
vRNDKk Z CHAMPION. .SscOad q, East 81 Brady
Ussss Z SAses.
MOORE 4 brady bet. ID . "a
Tsseees + Cisars.
N. KUHNEN.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il scar bSedy
Musie = Musical Insssuosass.
ioseves 4 Tiswass.
RYAN sARLT,........Cor. Front Main Sts
S1AHT = 0ILLHTT.. ..BrsAy pet. = "a
The lswa Agricultural Dspos.
NOUBSB, = VBILB ......... cor Front = Isjand
Leather ahA aaAalspy Hardware.
DAl0HT 4 AkARS. ..... .sud ss ~ nssAy Psrr,
Hurnisuss. Massssssss asA uphessessy.
MCNEIL 4 DROrHRR
Wholesale and RssA,l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

War ONE Coop HoRsE CAN Do
Porter's Spirit Of tie Times says that
Vermont Black Hawk earned for his
owner, without leaving his stable, q
sum rising Of so7, 900, and gave cour-
age, grace, beauty speed and fire to
some ten or twelve hundred colts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
LAND FOR SALE.

LrotN ~ scsr lots, mile nasth Of fulton STATEN
Il On the n snd n Railroad, W t.asonaLis tsts
Also so Acr-s one mile north % Wsieo,t; cheer
onr-haif cash, talsne" IN and I've y~sss.
Also. 40 AeIes In Washington younty, ~ sc,ss
I'm" tmeef, and running water part. mt iaa
Is OIL, 10 miles from Iowa City, and ~ from Wssh
inston on ina road fsos' CsAanbas 10 htrhnonl.-
Wal be Sid cheap, and part on time.
Also. f,ur ~ acre lots fewa CITY. tssusws
farming land, s0d ssl ~atesei
Asa, Lots In West Dsvsatysoft, rsnsi>G IN 80
from 60 feet BY 200 acre.; sold ~ JoV0 ~
balance In one ssd two years.
Also. several neat building. vn lsaseA spvuad
would IT, sid On reasonable terms Apply 10
TIC. OADa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

- ODA NAW sDN WV -U
GAS OR NO GAS!
What . nan dses Is he thing.
TN order to make room for large stooA u 0osds,
Lin the Spring, We shaii fron TODAY oGsr eur
WINTER GOODS At COSTi
We are dssernlusd to ndass eur stooa ~ iov ~
possib,e. that v may start IN the Spring With ~
ENTIRE VIEW STOCK
Do.'t a-lsy. bu, come with y.ss
. - - X !
A. the lest bargains " 1r.,. We viii ssi ysu
vosa. . i,t,ls i-ss than cen ~ .sosshs
n shis city.
VI mean whatever We say!
French Nerinos snd Coburys
Plain and figured D-i.in-s;
Fine Az WOOL FrencA Delaines
he best II this market. =
low rates,
French Her.aos. c,ourss,
Pisin aed nsured D. laiass
All Wool Dc.
Nd and CRIB tasaA<4s
Asck NAnnsls,
PiaiA AGsA Csshmsrs
square and Lons sAavls
0Socha snl 0olts' do
Wool umAs 80 Confvsts
VAieh OH 6e oasrsd u cost snA lsss
black and Fancy Dress SilkA
~ lee than they can nov = beaghs East ~ they
Vsrs bought before ~ late sdssses
y The pnce Of Siiks
FINE ENGLlsHA AMERICAN PRINTS
/ 40 00N1TS.
All Pv,u,s solA By us warraatsd Past Caiors.
&c. CHAMPION l. son,
s~bisiu Corner Brady and Fec nd s's.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

Twia-City Beck Store
AND NE VS. EPOT

md street eppesiss L. Claire !. suse.
Mhe.e can be found At oil times the greatest vaii
sty Of Magazines aud u. Wspspeis the Nissis
sipli River. The following received regularly AId
for sale " cur countr
MAGAZINE
Harp<r.
Cooley, Grshsan.
Putnam, Peterson, oick,rboeker
Bsek~cad, Household " 0rds. BalIous Dollar,
Unit ed states, Mrs. stevens New. n. j. Journal,
WavrIl, Monthly. Gazette Of Fashion,, lavsutor,
Mex Nax
Yankee N,,i,n., Phren illogical J,urnai.
Working Asnaef, Water Cure journal,
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