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pOStpOnement.
The Great sale Of SIX HunArsA Lets
AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
In e s. s. e i NO MT.
On TIE GROUND,
&c Naomi RUN rn


Thursday, June 11th, 1857.
vrHE suburb Esx RI MONT city a Ksokuk,
containing One hundred and Sixty Acres d
Land has been undivided with reference TO he con-
tour OF the ground and conssquently Lots vary in
Dimensions from one fourth Of acre TO two and
and pass over favorable ground, reqsirinR neither
cutting nor filling. An elevated point 10 reserved
for the purpose Of an Astronomical Observatory -
Another portion has been laid od for Publis Park
The design OF the Propristors Ia the arsangvnsnt
OF this suburb has been to prsserss the natural
beauties Of the locslity, which are uneQualed In
the vicinity Of keokuk, or else where. FROM every
point, excepting ssmall creek bottom Of alluyisl
sod, well adapted to gardening purposes, there il
fine view OF the Mississippi River, also OF beau.
tifuicoantry lying North aud West.
Esselmo uS
Isultusted within tie city limits, l mile fren
Gienford Station, and IL accessible by Mellow eli
street Gienford and Essc linont Avenues, from the
brand Avenue.
The sale will take place the grounds, on the
I'D day vi April next, commencing Ut ~ o'sleek
q. III.
s,nsls Lots will be sold with the privilege Of
from to Q, 1T option Of purchaser.
TERMS:
Ons Fifth Cosh-bqIancs in One, Tuo,
Jhrss and FoNr YsSvs,
With interest ~ the rsts of 10 parent per sanum
psysble annually. Mxyrantcs Deeds will " stvea
and Mortgages rstained for deferred psyseats.
collation. win be furnished. LltAegrapAis
plans will be II rnished ON day 81 sale.
! The Streets and Avenues will b. opened . sur
eisnt tims before the day Of sais enable pssssns
desiring TO purchase to drive over the whole tYaet.
plan Of the property can b ssen at our once.
". Dswoii.s 81 Main a., o. q ,hs snd.r.is.sd.
SMITH : vANsIcKLKN,
may2oa Asstionesrs.
JUSTICE on THE pEAOx.
nFfIcR on Third street, In the Post Building.
" [.psaA- d3ml
A LII persons desirous Of being conveyed from
IA any part 81 the city TO the Packets In the
morning, will please leave their orders ct our Of
Zee, corner of Maiu and 9th sts., the evening pre-
msyl9d TRIMBLE d FOURIER.
NEW music.
UsT received Ans assortment " Hall 1 sens'
Guitars, Violins aud Aecordsons. Also, one
seeoad-hand Piano Tor sale very ehssp.
50 copies Hark hear m Angel sing;
rs - Did Pisy Ground
25 Widow Nedott, tComie);
Is ! am thine and thine only, over The
y Ole. NE al. IN spriss time;
rs Z" Listeuto the Mockingbird
- DR.. Kane 3 Funeral March
30 Shells Of Osean;
And al tbs 70" '1d Rspr.I eng end Pi:;
masled % Aain-s..
Cabus' Saloon,
Shsvtng, Aair G aasAng, Hair DysinU
A1D
s ii A NJ p o DIN %.
HAVING engaged FAshionAble Hair Dresser,
Il for Ladies and Gsntls.sn. direct nos Psy..,
10 nov prepared " do All kinds Of BUSINESS In hia
line.
HAIR DRESSING, HAIR DYEING
and
SHAMPOOING
n y r l. u o.,
Dome at thUv kssidsHess, o. at the XSIos~.
Tue rropais,er IL sstishsd thai he can nov sem
pete With Aay saloon 10 the uaitsd kiatss
u. CABU6.
N h---wixs. fsap.ss ssd b,aias sas ks ssAsrs4
~ asA4ursMsGt, u.
MAyisd
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ATnE PassipxNr CoAISc TO ST.. Lours. The
New York Herald, OF tho 18th, says:
The President and several members Of the
Cabinet have accepted an invitation to Join
grand excursion in honor of the opening OF
the Parkersburg and Marietta Railroad, By
which an air line 10 secured from the Chesa-
peake to the Mississippi river. The Cover
nor and Senators Of Virginia and MARYLAND
have likewise accepted similar invitations.-
IL is to be grand affair. The party will
leave here on the morning Of the frst Of
June.
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Metallic Roofing,

WITH
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
r. 8. RICKEY,
ThiYA-Ss., bet. MAIN 4 DlsAAeau.
is NOW RECEIVING
A FINE SUPPLY or STOVES,
which fer service, beauty, and asoothasss Of esss
Ing cannot BE- s1esllsd, mAnsfast srsd hy NsrtA,
Chase ! North, Phiisdslphis, Penn.
Call and examine for yourselves.
~Jsstay II 81 ti.S. dess stfA prosSt~sss. -
HOPING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
II is needless for 10 ssy say thiss In favsr Of
good Metallic Roof, we'll paton, for II 10 sufficient
proof 81 itself Metallic Roofs are almost sxeis-
svsiy used In al the principal etiss In prsfsrsncs
TO any other bat they MSS the best Of tin and
paint II on the under side before putting IL dews,
which sdds but little - the expense AID MAKES Il
more durable. shall In all eases sdop, this plas
ldssirous q having good Roof will please give
Ne . call. n. 8. RICK1Y,
apr1s-dsm Ksekuk, Iowa.
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CARDS By the MILLION,
Daily Gate City ONCE.

Above will be seen = cut Of the celebrated
RUGGLES DIAMOND CARD PRESS.
. neat, simple aud beautiful machine, which W
have had In successful operation for the last sxht-
cen mouths. Since procuring II, We have printed
IN immense amount OF Cards, and the reduced price
Ut which they have been afforded has greatly In
creased the amount of that kind Of work Ia this city
It's execution h perfect Cards printed upon il have
clear, beautiful impression, AND Tus M WILL uof
SPREAD on RrB OFF. Its speed il ~ great - good
card ink can bs possibly worked and Asndsome
impression given by any machinery. The cost Of
press work upon this engine, executed In the best
manner, lie from 10 cents per 1000 Cards, which,
~ will be observed, leaves too triAing margin for
reduction by any improvement, to be talked About.
We have
CARD 0ToCx
Of every kind, color and quality, and 90 fsrnisA
Cards cut from IT, OF any sise and 1T any psios that
. customer may desire. from 30 CITE. Per 1000
aPwaras, hat in all cases
AS Cheap as any Competitor.
UNIFORMLY Better EXECUTED,
for In beauty Of execution our press cannot b. sous
ed in this city, while, - = matter Of eonpetiton,
II COSTS Us LESS Monty 10 print 1000 Cards
than 1t costs any printer in the Horseay not
excepted, ~ we can satisfy any one interested r.
know.
We respectfully solicit work Of this character In
particular, from CITY and country customer, With
IN assurance that in all respects satisfy then
Of which the great amount vi work which vs are DO
Ing In this line 10 pretty good evidence
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gTJohn Randolph Tucker, sou VI The
late Judge Henry ST. George TaeAer, and
psphsw VI John Randolph, ~ esndiiats
tor Attorney General Of Virginia Al The
slsesleE % t1s xolh inst.
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/ q The protest Of the Dutch Catholic
bishops against the doctrine OF the immaeu.
late conception 10 bold and startling. 1t hss
the wsrlike tone Of Luther's thsses, - II
summoning the church militant 10 deadly
conflict. They declare that ssPius, alas Ne
weak Pius, has thrown himself into the arms
Of tho Jesuits, and lent his name to deed
deeply grieving oil good men and causing
new scandal in the church." After showing
that the doctrine is taught neither by the
scriptures nor BY tradition, they declare that
it is not based even on the lowest grads OF
probability, and they cannot therefore admit
that the Pope spoke an infallible word when
he declared 1t. The protest 10 signed tJohn,
Archbishop Of Utrecht, Henry John, Bsh
op Of Harlem, and Herman, bishop Of De.
wenter, and it is justly considered one Of the
most staggering blows tina. the infallibility
of the Pope has received for many years.
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cT-Ihe House agreed to the address Of
the Senate of Massachusetts, for the reno.
va Of Leyring from the Office OF Judge. OF
Probate, in that State, on the ground Of its
iDeompstibilisy with the Office of slave CATCH
er, or Commissioner, which he holds under Q
commission from the President of the United
States.
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CO Hon. d. l.. Bonham, men Der Of Con-
gress elect from South Carolina, is an open
disunionist, and as a member Of the South
ern Convention in 1852, voted for the reso.
lntions in favor Of the RICH, Of secession
He is sound National Democrat and an ar
dent supporter Of the present Adminislra.
ton, Of course.
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80 90 RcWAray
STRAiED or stolen from the subscriber, on the
- night Of the 10th inst, gray mare and colt !;
the mare Is years old, square built, in good or.
der, about Is hands high the colt light sorrri,
a small stripe Of white down its face. Any person
returning said mare and colt shall be entitled 10
the above reward, or giving information where
said mare and colt be found shall b. literally
rewarded by the subscriber At Summtville.
may20i4t CONRAD ARNT
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eT The yeritable bred Scott 10 something
Of d lion in st. Louis. He 10 between ffty
and sixty yearsof age, has seen the usual
hardshps of camp and frontier lite, and
seems sensible old negro, prefering the
quiet OF his present quarters as servant OF
Mr.. Labaume, to the honors and excitement.
Of giving grand levees and exhibit ms in
the Eastern cities, which be has been urged
to do by some OF his admiring friends.
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Das@0e CooAs.
PkAIk SD printed white and buf Nar,sillse,
4 Waite AID printed bsittiants.
Figured jasousts and trimming braid.
A&slAAFv p % YoerYp
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may&<ifE
FRESH ARR IVALsi
M RS. TALON kes pleasure In inform. -
lVI ing the Ladies Of ksokuk that she has ~
just received another Gne assortment Of
PARIS BONNETS,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS,
And other articles In her line Ladies arc req
I'd to call aad examine stock and work.
Dress making done with nsntnsss and dispatch
Fowier's rule taught in few lessons. Models for
sale. Store Ne. 81 Main street.
mayed
WANTED.
| BOARD for man and wife in private family.
- Inquire Of j. Z. Il. p. Mead, Houssfurnish.
Ing store, Sd st., bet. Main and Johnson.
may1ld3t
| II AViSG disposed Of my interest In the under
| IL taking business to Messrx Blair 4 NJ IntyYe
cordially recommend them TO the public n
worthy OF patronage.
may2ldet J.w. JOHNSTON.
/ CO-PARTNEASH
! TlEuodersgned successors to J. W. Johnston
L have foundeds CO partnership under the nam.
and style of Blair Mcintyre, and will oontinu.
the undertaking business 1t the old stand.
| may2lde j. B. BLAIR,
B-P MCINTYRE.
blair 4 McINTYME,
/ INDERTAkEKS, bet Main and obs -
" son sta, in the Alley from I'd street,
carry on the basinsss Of Undertaking In all IL
branches They have recently made extensive a
dit,ons to their stock and perfected their aarsnse
| ments in every department.
PATENT MKrA Lilo BURIAL CASES.
lmpcrvious to air and uctibls, hishly erps
mented. snd invaluable for the preservation Of II,
dead, ~ we'll ~ cofhns Of every styis and Anisl
| furnished to order.
Hesrsss and Carriages rnishsd, and the sptir,
Arrnn gensnts Ut the funeral attended to when r.
| CURED.
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CoURr ADjoCRNED.--We understand that
Clagett dismissed Court IN q huff the other
day, because the Clerk, in the Office Of Sec-
rotary Of State, committed clerical error in
filing up blank commission for Clage.t,
by writing Judge Of District No. 10, instead
VI No. i.
A very discreet and dignihed Judge, truly.
La. AND OKDxx.--The friends Of law and
order helda meeting in Louisville the other
night, to concert measures for the preserya-
ton OF the public peace. Resolutions we're
passed urging the authorities to the exercise
81 vigilance and sigor in arrestins the late
rioters, and steps we're taken for the ofgani-
sation OF military companies.
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O. |, n.
DAY Il BEENs,
LATE oH TOLEDO,
Grocers, Comm sion MOYchWnee.
AND DEALERS In
FLOUR, FISH, NAILS, SPICES,
VINOBAcCO, Cigars, tireen. Drfs6 Aad Preserved
L Fr-its, Wooden and Willow Ware, Provisions.
Cheese, Butter, &C., Grain and Country Produse,
corner Of Main and 9TH sts., Keokuk, lows.
may20d
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for over forty tbousand--if I'D kept it till
now, 'twopld have been worth ten times that:
that's SO, but got enough for it. l soon
turned that forty thousand into eighty thou
sand, and that into twice as much, and 20
on, till don't know nor don't care what Pm
worth THAT'S 70. | work hard, am the
same rough customer remember every day
OF my life what my mother taught me new
er drink nor fight; wish didn't swear and
chaw; but tbem's got to be kind o. second
natur' like, and the only thing troubles me
is my money-hayen't got no wife nor child
rem, and I'm going now to hunt up brother
aud his folks. IL his boys is clever and in
dustrious, amt ashamed of my big boots and
old fashioned ways, and his gals 10 young
women aud nc. l.a;--; 4 The help ;,..s..i
mother, and don't put on morn two frocks
day, Why then, Pil make 'em rich, every
1 one on 'eln.
NOW, gentlemen, faint often I'm led to
tell on myself after this fashion; bat these
old places, where trapped when was a boy
made me feel Ike a child agin-and | Jus,
felt like telling these youngsters here abou,
the changes and chances fellsw NAV NEE,
IN life, il he only tries to make the most OF
himself.
"But, boys" said he, turning to a part,
OF young men, ''shcre's something better
than money. Get education. Why, boys
II ! had MS much larnin as money, | could
be President IN 1857 Just ~ e.a-s-y. Why,
oonld buy ap half the North and not miss i,
out Of my Pile. net iarnin'; don't chaw TO.
baceo don't take no liquor, don't swear, and
mind your motheIs--that's the adyics Of n
real live Sucker; and II you mind what /
say. Yuu may Le men 4 and In aiut exarx 81
Ter that wears a goatce and breeohes that's h
se.s never 10 thlng thai will make you
ashamei TO meet her M heaven. Wby. hes.
never doDe q bad thing bat l heard nv
mothers voice reprosinf ma and / never
done good thing aud made q good move.
bal I've seesaed 70 hear hes say, That's
right, Jack ADi thai las Lssa. lie beat al
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New Firm.
ChAmbexlaiu d Thatcher.
=. 0sAss.aLA" &C. rsAsosss'
NEW GOODS!
IS AAIN-sT., KILBouRHRy hIpcY

IuSI rsssivsd. the best variety Of spsia9 e.
- ssnoer goods vs have ssss s1<ssA 20 o. stii.
ssns Of AAei vi. asd vs Aspe b oSssisg seol
- sselssss, - merit lihsssl share Of pstsona
apsse CHAMBERLAIN 1HAfCHEk
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l. A TEST NEW
Wasb;n0top n,

Washington. March Is.
1t is rurnorcd here that Mr.. For
syih. our Minister to Mexico, will short.
" he recalled.
Advices from Florida state that our
troops there are engaged in active OPP
erations against the Indians. Gen Har
ney's whole force being engaged, Ma.
lor Pembcrton's command, consisting
of companies i. + and X, has returned
to Fort Dallas in a starving condition,
having lost their way and being com
PEELED to live on horse flesh.
The corporte authorities of Wash
ington paid formal visit of respect to
the President this afternoon and were
introduced to him by the Mayor.
Louisville, March ls.
The train leaving New Albany for
Salem, Indiana. at l:3O L. NJ. vester-
day broke through Muddy Fork bridge
sixteen miles north Of New Albany,
precipitating two passenger cars into
the creek about twelve or fifteen feet
The locomotive, baggage car and tender
passed over the bridge safely.
Hartford, March Is.
The building 900 feet in length and
five stories high, belonging to the New
Britain Knitting Co., with its macllin'
cry, DC. was burnt this morning.
Loss 100000 insured for $4,000.
Boston, March le.
Orders are received at the Charles
ton Navy Yard to fit the razee Cum
berland for sea Immediately.
New York, March. IL.
The committee appointed by the Amer,
Tract Society n consider the property Of
publishing slavery tracts are Folding SEES
ion in the be House An Albert Barnes
Soho. maker, Dewitt. Mcleod, ard others
Numerous letters from all parts Of the coun
try have been received. The session " i'll b.
cont, ued for several days.
The examination Of Col. Fable. and Hen
~ Bolton, charged with a Aiclaticn II on
neutrality laws. was decided TO-DAY BY MI
Commissioner holding the defendants fol
rial.
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rATE DEMoCRAT-- -DAyENPoRT, IoWA.s MARCH 90 1857.

The following bids were then allowed
foar>fiftts Of the Council voiirg 10 The af.
firms tive.
J. c. Crampte 4 Son. $50
American Express Company. 2O.25
Aid. Corbin offered the fohowing
Resolved. That, the thanks OF the City
Council be rendered 10 Mr.. Gallagher, Agent
OF the American Express Company for the
transportation Of the City Maps over the
route OF The Company free OF charge, and
that the bill Of $20,25 tor Transporting
over other routes be paid
Resolved. That, the Clerk give Mr.. Gal.
asher copy Of this reso!u,iol:-c carried
On moiioi the Council adjourned
! J. J. SLApE.
Clerk, pro TEN.
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REDEMPTION OF the PuBLlc DKBr.-
The new Secretary Of the Treasury has
issued circular, Offering the follow
ing terms for the immediate redemp-
ton Of sl,5OO,OOO ofthe public debt :
For the stock Of 1912, 10 per cen pre-
MUM, besides accrning interest /; for
that Of 1850, commonly called the
Texas Indemnity stock. Q per cent
premium.
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6xeasako Nusnsa o. 4 w.sxA-A
man named Kelly murdered hi. wife 1t
Havana Mason county. Ia nhaaA
one aighslsss wsek, in the most hssri>
he ganser.s H bad issasssdyl =
tempted vaolNnps tohse psrssA aadhad
several timer bssa sestsaiosd ~ Tie o.
acsrs sftAs law On tAh oceasion,shs
hasiAs retired % led. ~ sold % Ct
ult whss, upen sveasisc Ne dsnd u
i haIband &haps6 upSs Ass h tAs
ted NJ uteinpsa hse = deaAA. Her
body wan opened AltsswArdA saa Asr
heart 4 iOaad % y sAAAad te tlatg47-i
kely M NeSDssoA vaA ta1kN - ~
eesats tAW ~ eswstAs~a.
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A Man Cur IN Two.-The town Of
Benton, Indiana, few days since was
thrown INTO great excitement by fero-
clous and fatal attack made BY man
named Thomas Z. Brake, upon a
worthless fellow who had been loating
about Brakes wagon shop. Being
hasly and OF hot temper, Brake became
provoked at the loafer, and taking up a
broad-axe, literally chopped HIM in
two. The murderer was arrested 4.
/ once.
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r. &. E.AID6,
Land Agent and Notary Public,

Once ever Spnuiding's Store. u ClniFe Roe. ID
trance lie ieirs Halt.
MILL attend n the purchase and ssie o. II
w kinds Of Raj Relate. leasing property, peyind
taxes collecting debts az oil hnas ssd IN any Doss q
the state, ant promptly rcmitting pSceceAe.
Grest amount u Real Y tate ar sale.
mo lots In Fultnn's addition fug sale On hstoes terwd
than have ever bern a6r-d e. purchasers In Davsn1
port. only small ans6uut 10 require In hanl ~
from one 10 eight years given deferred payueets
Aagnihcent vieVs are y e~rhted frea many a
tb Sc lots, and many u them rives ia&o. froul
which any amount VI nne building stones may n
quarrieh 4s. -
Plnt- may b seen IN my th8ce OF those lets. and
every Information learned IN rsasd 10 them, - -
the sole ag'nf. 2. O. lAp0.
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JOHN l.. SW"ITS,
Real Estate, Money and Insurance
1RoKE Ell

Brady 8, Get, [next door to Post Onica,]
DAVENPORT IOWA
Real Estate bought ard sold On commission; Land
Warrants tough. sid AMI 10 atrd; Ipvestsie nts
.e and MONEY loan den real estate ar personal se-
curly; Examinations Of iaad title, made Notes
and CLAIMS Collected, sc, &c.
Agency az tie flluwing telish'e and resp,nsiole
Life anf Fire Insurance Compani
Excelsior Ere Insurance o..
\ Y. city, capi al 5000 eco
New Amsterdam, Fire Insn an,e. - . $50 OH
ihenix tire in~ifHac" CO Rr0k'va, 2U'OO
Schenectady county Fir Insurance
Co., Schenec' ady. n y. toO 900
New York Lift Insurance Co., N. CITY, l,0O1,O-0
March 10 1857 dtf
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DEMOCRATlC STATE TICKET.

~ St2Nt~tsadeai off'sbiie Inssvu<ff0r.
N. l.. F/SHER,
or CLAYTON CO.
Tor Rsgtsfer Of Land ty.c..
THEODORE s. PIRVIN,
OF MUscATIA co.
osw@dsstoasr. Or Dee Aosn~ River improvement
GIDEON S. BAILEY,
or VAN buren, co.
Ssssssw y DesAofnes River Improvement,
W. PORTER.
or POLK co.
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l. ~ tbs n ard j. kauscad, ~ seoseGskIs esSD
Also. 80 acres, ore nile north Of Wslcott, sAhy
ne-hn,f cash, balance IN one oud svo jean,
Also. no acres In Washington ccuaty. - aeys<
nnc iim.~s, and running wster on part. n loo
Is only u mii~s fSsn Iowa City, I'D ~ fsuO WosA
ine;on on . ene epsd lsaN OAo0eus - uieA0snA.-
VIII be - ID cheap, aSd part % time.
I -& NEF - ID -
Ai-e, four 20 ssv~ lois bsas lsws Cley. hassesss
farming land. spd well wsteysd. 80
Also, Lots In west nsvsntport, seasiae b ~
from SO feet BY TOO 10 y seresi ed ~ 4e0o -
balance IN one ard two years.
Also. several ssss tussdsnes - issssd gssaal
would Be sold % FsaeeaAble se5ns App.yN
80 49, {. O. 1AD0.
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HIM Aoufrtisfmfnts.


CIRCULATING LIBRARY
And News Depot, oppasiv the leCaire House New
York, Chicago. and Cincinnati Dsni.s received eN-
ry,!sy. s X. STARR Agent
ANIMAL COURSE OF g.ECrCRsE.
Tn. ninth Lecture u the Course bsfDre the
s.Young Mems Ii.erAry Association vii BE- de-
livered by
HORACE MANN.
on Taesdav Evening, March cath. 1885, 81 the
LeCiaire Hall.
TICKET. 90 c, nt.: /, be had At the Bokstores
msrchT VM HALL, Pres
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SE a. n II =!
4 PEW Oh, Ice Brands - impor Cd Sugars lust
\ recrive.
Among hem are
"LoNDRrs,"
, MBRoSIs,'
FL LOUISA
s'SuixA"
.EsEERALDA,"
aud other ell known Brands
Also Apd.r son's SolAce and Pure Leaf virginia
Twist Tobacco
March 10, II TAYLOR PAiiORD.
1nn Powers } Weightruaa's ami Herring,
lOO Quipine fJr sal.
March 10. II TAYLOR b BALL0Rn.
NJ 10 Laclaire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
LAVENPORT
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

LATE BARR'S
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Principal. and Teacher in Eook Keeping. DC.
w: H. Pratt,
Assf. Principal and Teacher Of Ptnmdnship sSd
Book Keeping.
YVAyiNG ssso tsted with mysN Is this Institute
III W II Pat, kep are how prspas, d 10 quail
~ young meu in all branches " Commercial sdu-
cation
UOUBLE>ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
u adapted to WY depAriment OF business
BUSINESS Pen MANSHlP.
. flee. teld ana rapid style, 6 ~ a. C"rmrrris'
Gacala ions and all branohs, tAugh: at s..u,ar To-
stitutions
TEACHERS
uua"d for executing AMI INST. NC; ins In thor 3ugn
aud sci-nt .fc manner Our System Of Writrg. incnd
ing Ornarn" ntsi prnmanship, Flour shing. Gard
Writing, Ac.
Ladies USpnrtssss,f.
Particular att-utin s solicited for this department
q one room IL d~voi exclusively 10 thai purpose
OUR TERMS
ara derarc and course ~ IN tructip' ~ thor
unga, - dt apy Institution in the West We would
respectfully call the attention ~ bnsinrss men ane
othe,s t. he above and solicit u ctr patronage for
Hem. Institution Ali it'd To Welt us AMI -
! smine specimens cf PcImanship, progress of pupils
mode ct Instruction, a.. FOR further Particular
e.quirc At the corner Of Third and perry streets.
Z. LOPEZ. Principal.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
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