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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-11
Auction Sale
OF
GR0gBR TBS,
BY
Morris & StrattOn.

I'm WEDNESDAY morning. March Ill., ie5li az ~ o.
~ clock will offer Auction, in front OF Store
Market Street, large and well selected stock Of Groceries,
Wines Liquors, &c, viz:
hhds choice Sugar 500 bags fair choice Rio
100 bbls MOzsses Coffee
100 half bbls MOasses; $50 packages MaCkerel;
90 boxes Cod Fish; 50 boxes Herring,
90 cases SaTdnes; cases Figs;
50 coils Rope, ass'd sizes; 60 boxes Fancy Candy;
so Oranges fine order; 50 doz Painted Buckets;
90 nests half Bushels; II boxes Va. Tobacco, Yarl-
$4,000 Cigars, various brands; Gus brands;
100 boxes star Candles 50 haf boxes star Candles;
50 quarter do 50 bXs Tall0W do;
500 kegs Nails best brands 100 bbl8 Magnolia Whisky;
2O0bbs Whisky various BIRDS; 50 bblS dne Whisky various
% bbls American Brandy; brands;
80 4 pipes do do; 10 bbls Gin;
With many other articles in the Grocery Line.
mrh5-ld MORRIS & STRATTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-11
1,r1r p,vnF TIE NV,

vClils, there is much fine talk IN Congress ABOUT
&C. ipdicious snd Cconomicsl expenditure Of ne
,yslio monies" thas popular theory receives very
I;le practical application. We are faie ID saying
tr,t in one.bslf Of the instsnces ct less', where
C,rors,, should he economical it is prcfigate; and
vlers in order TO be judiciouS, It should &c loe-
y,l it is exceedingly psrsimonioua There has
hem 70 difficulty in getting great lard and rail
,o,6 ,cbenes through Congress, to the prejudice
IF dsss poor, and to the building up Of spec
rlstors. capitalists ard moIopohes 1t seems to
have inp-essed that body as emineniy judiolous
70 foy.pder millions upon such projects IS the Col
I1s Gne Of steamers, and in innumeTaoie other
v,sterul ana unconstitutional e1travegsnces.-
Put when the recent bill Embarrassing the pay Of
,ss Nsvv was introduced, they could rot md time
70 consider it. and it was lost amidst the rubbish
Of unfinished business"
Orr gallant little Navy isrow the most 6hcient
.-r, ., our rubllc defence, ard one OF the NEST
,,.ritcrious branches CT the public service -
Il il relied on 10 protect the great and growing
commerce Of cur country on every sea, ana
,ba ,isbis Of our citizens in every port. Contrac'
ts5 ard limited ss It is it has by tbe superiority IN
the construction Of its ships aud the gallant bear
inc ard efficiency Of IFS officers, challenged Inc
.57,i-ation Of the world. It's duties are rsspcnsI'
HE ar5uous and hazardous. Separated from home
aud country, exposed to the dangers Of the sea ana
the fcssiiuSes Of all climates, tie services o. Us
officers sre really beyond pecuuisry compensation
AID vet tLe Diusnco they receive Is barely SUN
o;eDt 10 cover their ordinary wants; AID OH 20
remedy the evil has Keen passed over by Congress
in order to make room for such buncomospg IS
E,bsridge's spesch on the African slsvo uaoe &C
We shall trust Tor better things from the next
Oorgress. It's the general sentiment CT the cour'
,rv that much should be done for the Navy. The
,sfrr, Hill if let alone, would have materially im-
rr,vs5 the service, by removing lis drorss and
-ir;o, r~o-7otiop to its Ecti7em We trust that
sone good may ye! come Of il. Under existing
REGULATIONS. tie bes. material are resgnlng their
osf,;org and unless such legislation is had as Is
needed. a few years viii find none but the most To-
5,Fs-rnt Of its officers left in the service. The
F., resent Dsv Of tie Navy was fixed in 1885. It
--,,rot then sufficient, and 10 fer lessso now. The
pressnt pEv Of t. srmy bss been properly Tegu-a-
ted. ard from the highest to The lowest otnceF' 1t
isresrlv twice as great ss thst Of the Navy. Why
sbould there be such Discrimination, wien the
Dsrils and i5bcrs Of tie sea are even grester thsn
they are on LAID?
The people sre jealous Of unnecessary t1ueEa-
rance but they DO rot desire the service Of ourNa-
val defcrce without reasonable remuneration OF
its brave ard maritorious men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-11

Of Market and Clark streets, the following articles
TO wit:
leo hhds Sugar; 900 bags Rio Coffee
IS bbls Loaf do; so do Laguyu;
50 b0ls Crushed do; o do Java;
20 kegs sup. caTb. Soda; 1000 kegs Nails;
50 bbls Vinegar; 100 dozen Buckets;
100 bb.s Molassesj 50 6bls Meckerel, No. l. 2, < ,;
10 bags Pepper; 50 bags Ginger
cerOons ludisoi 20D boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Cheess, 2U0 half boxes do;
500 bbls WHISKY assorted 2OU quar-. boxes 90;
brands; 900 boxes TaloW do;
IS bbIs American Brandy; 10 half bbs American Brandy;
10 bbIs Gin; 10 bbls Rum;
50 do julius II Smiths 05 DO old Bou rbon Whisky
old Reserve Whisky; 90 do Old Rye do;
100 coo extra CiEaFs, Vari- 100 boxes Cheroois;
Gus brands; 100 Go Tobacco, ". H. Hareis
100 boxes Mslts Cigars; and other brands;
50 DO Jars; 100 boxes TumbIea;
Together with Spices and other articles.
march, "a rs. FRENCH & son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-11

AT
WaterdeId s. Walkers.
yHTATERFIELD WALKER under foil Roadway
w the siyl, Of Gentiemeu's Hats, and rOua-
IDENTIFY recommend them 70 tho oice q all Who Hats
Want Hats 70 his styles very gh and
tic ard By peculiar process in acfurnE all panfu
pressure Is ohlterated. WATEKFlELD & WALKER.
FINE SOFT DRESS HATSI
TrHE lsrge5 and most select OF S0 Felt Hats
4 will be found Wateraeld alker's-they have them
10 great variety, and n all The deigns aud popular
colOTs- imrh7I WAKEFIELD q WALKER.
NEW Sly lie RIDING IIATSI
THE Ladies' will End az Wakefield q walkers new and
fan assortment Of hne Riding Has. Also Fancy Hail
mrh7 W1TERFILD & WALKER.
10 MERCHANTSlt
MERCHANTS will dnd al Waterhcd & walkers an me
IVA and desirable styles Of Hats for The season. TO
cash prompt short time buyers offer unus al adTan'
tagss. WArKRFlELDG WALhER,
nrh7 Fashionable Hattsfs, &c Public Square,
IMPUKTED mABrA JACK FOX SALE.
TFNHERE win be sold the Publc square, on SATURDAY
The 3lst ing highest bidder nae Imported Malta
Jack. Stock Fassrs Will and h their interest 70 be pres
sn Tsrms5uE months credit note payable IN bank with
nThio%as i.T-'''' w. EvETT,
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Powder PnWdar !

lust received In Magazine and for sale, 1000 kegs 500
half kegs 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rifle Powder
by N. & Z. F. CHEATHAM, Agent
mrhI1-E for the Manufacturers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-11

BLANK BOOKS.
LBDGBRs, Journals Day Books, Cash Books, Invoice
Books, Cheek Books, Note Paper Envelopes Ink Colo and
Steel Pens, IDkstands, Pencils. Just rscsivsdby
feb24 JOHN YORK & Co
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-21

k~I-SIlpIIIjI OF LIME.

Nrw ORLEANS. scafe nabag st. is57.
SE.-PetuGi. ne T. invite your attention
! 10 the following in reia ion to the n,aaHfac4a-
ring ii Bi-SUI.PHIIE NJ LIME. which
from the kfst diseoFery Of he valuable proH-
| critics i possesses as a deps,rafive Of care
'aice until this time, have PREPARED Az he
New Orleans Chemical Works, II larger
quantities and greater strength than any
other establishment. Ny laboratory COZ
tail.s every requisite fnE It's Preparation, ard
neither labor, care nor expense is spared 10
| raattef 1t every year lsIe worthy afthe eI-
| toasIse patronage With which Il has been IA.
Tofsd, Rival manufacturer hsve entered
into competition viii me in vain my
Ei-snlpaits having, as the suaioined .es-
titaoaiass from leading city journals will
show. always commanded from experienced
Planters the preference.
It IS unnecessary to sen.nfi Planters. As
| they are already aware Of tie fact that this
Ri -snlphite Of Lime, when ~praper,. used
ever fails to produce q hea .~rts,l white aud
yellow ehfyssai,2ed sugar that always com
tnatas inc sigaest price In snis market. aud
gag very best recommendation If San have,
with Western and ota..er buyers il he fact Of
its having been made with Bounaaei.s r, sui
Hh.fe, IS they consider That a guarantee
' 80 aSt AIes III ~ iyttbt EIifI afE I'll ~ 6 20
wiling to pay higher prices for it. The
high senute and favor IN whieh Planters gen
crafty hold this Bi~snErhitc. is 50 mach a
matter OF aotogiety that it is quite s.nreeessa-
~ to pabstss. here and III the many fiafrering
festtn n1lals received daslg from those who
nave used II, AIT. invariably aaeesei beHosd
their most saasaine expectations Ill not only
MAKING re best sugar ever previously made
BY them. but also realizing the highest prices
"itt1 less loss IN weight than by any other
process. Already large orders are On my
books foT the approaching rolling season. my
customers wisely taking advantage Of time,
So - 10 have At the commencement 81 sugar
making a supply Or hand.
As there is nor South Of PHILADELPHIA 50
extensive ana complete an establishments as
the rev Orleans Southern Chemical Works,
nor one IN any manner COMPARABLE to It in
~canacsty to manufacture with the greatest
despatch and Of the strongest quality the BIZ
%su!ptiite Of Lln,e, | am compelled to invite
the orders of Planters in advance 50 that no
disappointment may BE- experienced By old
Or feW customers when sugar boiling con- !
~fcefces.
Inc best aud staunch.est barrels have beer t
provided Tor the Hl-suEphlte they are guar
ansfee not to lsakand when returned ysli!
be rehiled and shipped and tfty cents each |
allowed from The price.
Planters should BE particular IN ordering
though their saercfan MS 70 specify that none
but Il. Bonnabel1s B~i-saIphllte be sert 10
All orders usst be addressed
II %BDSNABEL,
Corner Watcher ad Tchaapitoulas stseats.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-21
T-s = II !
7o.rfez rE%rrFEs oF LOUISIANA

Tie Executive Committee des5rf especial.
" 10. caiF the +tfe3tfroH Nv the FteEteEs Of M
STATE. .o.tde intluSir. nIa12 NJ .h@rn1fzaStah
rely alluded to III thefr attfess
Each individual. E"Hs Feccttrs-a f@1s o1
!. our py.Law4 Constitution ard Address, i
earnestly requested 10 interest ~'slfos"ti 70
aathertr. Ltr Planters oI t,Is Eafl&1 into &C.
tire so.one-4tt3n with the Stat. A@"@ia.
tiaA~~
!ss uy pcrx,a7t y ~9'lr;ttu: hs friends 10
,o,n the Aasacl4- ~. ny sa1arr.4g"G Va jnr
Constitution and Ta nag tat t@s>a"3AAaaiI@1
e.te
q! A. soon no 4 -vGi irut na"to"f have th1s
aan,air.a mrnb- .shi.l t~ufn3la. IT. n3c}eH, a.!
an saxi.iaty Association '>t = p9h't. meeting
he called, and an orr tH!za.taH he e~'t1etat'
4]lsttia. auf Bg-i.a@ss. ~ forming rev nneT
aitr'44 t. each locality 4 transcript d
tic receipts AMI exHsnditur"sa 81 th4 auxiliary
Association :h1Ati bc regularly Transmitted
tn The Executive t.asntatttee.
III. Let pans Le taken to engage sh@ IT.
dies II thu parishes in the movement. ~ an-
listing them OF The siFn-ct " fleflcnttwr
HORTICULTURE. au,' He talHntattHre ot The "'"-
-,leteS tor the tAtj@, "a 1T rrftje work aat
PAINTING. drawing nHa :u&ef "04E,
4th. e. thr Planters aaae il i point 10
hrlA regular meetings, III ghten tls @tosteG-
eAt modes Vi cniturt-the rneau& # }sfHroy-
int stock. nf tT-ttsuE building, planting trees
training. d]itrHjag aai iaannst1g-u4a&ias
httcr-rows, tti ali .ae aotE F.5'~51lag 4"
Ill the branches y the good .arnnti& 5iai} pc
t.srre 7ed. >a. tees beng appointed n.
rach meeting spare reports t. be pre-
seated ~ the cnM 4 meeting.
ga & - tr +...Ft E{4.yift4s NJ EhY 1E,r4
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-21

COLLARS, HAHEs, = BIND nHtDEEe-
~ 3s34. fcllar&
40 nr, steam Rca. .tt a.aet T7ons,
- pfonl ~tfrttivE.
inat received direct !cpo. tAa rARaat.c+"r ts
r,.v2 A.. f&A&E0ED
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-21
Adf&Ssr Tys-HrEE@~
India f,ub,asgr tze'tsn@.

zoo FEET N.sfvitE. ufi, 8, Z, p ana 70 iart4.
wv 3 ami fly, ] can furnish any size h.ft-
Ing At abort notice.. f,asl ] tEti . piy, 70 ~ inch s Nv.
Tile htlting II manufactured una6r Good ear f.t
stlls aa3 ii Superior tn leather for tha following z~s-
aans It has Il perfectly srtarth aud even surface
~ seldom requires tightening mere tiab once. Ii
Will always Fan straight. and with q perfect brsrir ;
na t}c paileys. II il stronger and .49rp iurrh,e .1.a,
leather. II can he constantly run III vet places, or
exposed 10 the weather, sit!loat taJutt, ana al vida
betting, al cost Of orr thtyr tcss thGn battfr.
aag@-. 4. .th.aiJFonn.
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FI1I tnt NEA t.!I0H,
ENHn4"' H "aN..ssue~- ia IVA" "H@&e,
.us tI4- f5ro tGEk"r laugh
On hand 1T
Mo.-eS Ht,iEr
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Tnxas SaddLe-Irees.

z HAVE IL stare aud for sale, 7nat4aer iut VI Texas
Saddle Trees, tiu best S%psriatI &ssLeie Tar: = uA
TaHg2 =. BRADFORD
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-21

Tsissstafies Harness In Store anu fer se,e.
J. 60 Gez, COLLARS,
BIZ lnz. EIrgD BRIDES,
~ dor. pair MACON L PLOUGH Harness.
bapr. BASKET itAI.IEits.
q ioze pair WAGON EEsEiTHlNs,
sn#10 lbs, HAIRS Fss LEATHER.
Z tio1. LaiE LEATHER.
&, BRADFORD, Eaton Hgusa. La,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-21
DoDR,EA SINGLE sEto- GUNS
ed PERSONS sBourFu BglLD.

IIo b.. Stttff ti:Ac. ta4 tfsss@ h. I'll al Ut
SANIa.t n ffla2t.rIS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-21

IN assortment IL .eUera. Of %.t5'srY Hardware
tnjrtinr. Harness fxaGl.nt. F.au3aileA feather, I'm
ur.rttsA Cloth, Pattcut Ic4tsor. -stlt@ fr"na. Gal
md rxa,utn4 Our 4oots aHd PRICES. t1iaraers prompt
~ attended To :. blsAHf4hH
Baton Rouge, Sept, ar, 1856 -yi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16

ROCK ISLAND
"f' MUSIC ~
TO II n.
II A. POR7EL BRO. psora,groR,.
tsuctesrr toJ. Cronj
HAVING purehs"d q ont thr entire intr,-., Of W
IL }. Crofi. se iu"nd kes, ing on hand .. 81
TINS nnr stock Musical lnstrnm pts Our
assortment Of Pianos,
will comprise 'bo.r from the celeb, asd msnufsctr.
les os Baardman. GRAY 4 Co: Chcser virth
Pond G" seh; All Hsli-t pa,i.; III. - of an,
Other make. md not On hand. vii be furnished 81
order. As the
AGH6ODNoN0
of PRINCE 4 co stsnd unrivare.i and siv- perf~~t
-st-f- etion, I've know This to be NJ, HAVING sold
Ia e. nnn'trr for the last '-w years )s- shall a,wry
he supili-f With g"oi sf.rk ~ these Instruments
~ We can c'mmsnd fh.m. Peir-s va'y ,rcas o<e
to e36O. according to size and rnish.
Sheet .vgsssjc
A larr" a-.orsm. nt ant in constant receipt Of >
Popular New Mn>ic. Ord RS supplied W. intend
sehdins orders shiy. that dsss lvft cau b.
De-. nded upon With, - = hsys u 'srsh .
~s-",nh-hand Pianos and MI d-uRs bought or
tat u IN rxchanee for instrument. Pisno.
and N lod-ons to let. Instruments repaired and
iun-d
HAVING secnr q me services OF NJ. = King
bury u suJ~rintend the establishment, We shall ~
Ileasef At all times TO r~ceive the cNls of uY friend
And IN. pnhiic S'rsaeers visiting N ess vtn and
eur Ptsno Hall pl as,nt resort and vil a,.o lear
that hr- can supply :h.mselve- as v,ii .. BY eo,"e
farther rAst
Orders solicited and ~h' ther By mail In prrsm
ell be faithfully sitendrd To.
H A. PoRTER 4 BkO.
uew- are by appo'nt mont. dirsct from the man
ufaciurers. tn soLs sgenis for B,srduaan. Gray D
Co.'S cel. ated Pianos, and have 'he entire control
for this region In this STATE - we'll - Iowa.
febQ0daWtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16

For 0Ule Cheer.
on ACRES Of ana prs.tis Issl. nile scuth ~
CU FULTON Depot, With DWELLING A0use thereon -
This property b. bought upon the mat REASONABLE
tsemS EnQuir< Of q. 3. HC1huLLs
tmsyedtD Land Asen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16

vGsHE south fractional half Of block 10 tssventy
nve1 corner Of L. Claire ard P-opt Streets, sub
divided Into eleven lots suitable tor cpmnandoui
stsres and Commission Houses Is oh-fssi to lest
'sndlIR with prox.Eity to the Rsiir.st dsl&. make
peculiarly desirable Tor business rafTasss. Ir
rlreof wm r. ElI InkF1H. East Davenport,
= spAvIS0E RUTg Davenport u-l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16
REAL ESTATE.

julius LI'T.a.sV r..
Ian A q II ~ II.
Office In Atchissn'. BIsck, Second street,
betwcea Nlsin sHd Brady.
Timber Land.
111 ACRES large beautiful Timber, 90 mile
/ / / fros Davenport; price $50 per acre; vpi bs
divided " suit purchasers
Improved Farms.
2lo acres highly improved ia, IN: smiles frem DAv-
prt; 200 acres IN cultivation, Eo board fence. with
,eg' orAnge house, s'aoi-, etc
A BEAUTIFUL farm 5a miles from Dav-npsrt-iGo
acre.-to acres in cultivation. part timber new
house, stable, etc
s milrs from Davenport; bo acrrs; 20 acres I'M
| provrd-ao scr.s Understanding water, house. STA
| Bile, etc.
| 3l4 acres ; miles from Davenport " acres tn
fence, 1so in high state Of cnl,ivAtlon iss
acres timber, large orchard two good wells " water,
large house with rooms, stables, outbutdngs, etc
miles from pavenport-so acres In cultivation
good house, stable, etc.
81 miles from DAvenport-i20 acres. All IN renee.
90 acres In cultivation ~ timber 20 acre. ptai-
rie house, ktabe, etc
miles from Dav.nport-SD aerc-; 30 acres Ia cul-
tivAtion part tinlb'r large new house, gooh Darn
etc, etc.
IL miles from Dsvenpors-s0 acres; 90 scres In
cultivation, good house, stable. etc
10 miles from Dsvenpot-SO acres; ~ acres In
cultivation, g,,od house, stable, ETC.
l2 miles from Dav,nport-soa acres; so acres 10 cul-
;ivation. II acre. splendid timber, balance prairie
large orchard running water. house, large stable.
smoke house. etc.
rs miles from Davenport; So arres--sli In eultiva
tion, house, stable: etc.
- miles from Davenport 50 acres-all in fnc' and
cultivation.
2On acr-s IN fence and nltivAton. sn the Duhuqu-
road, miles from Davenport
~ acres pra!rie land; miles from Davenport h-su-
,fn view over Rock Island. Mississippi and DAv-n-
port.
200 acres ~ rich ri siris land Nv wsco't so'ne 'f
il cultivated. And large amount OF uprpr"v.d
and in Scott County.
number ~ houses. lots aud vAcrnt '.'s PLEASANT
" situated in different parts Of Davenport For sale
favorable terms
Is beau',ful lots In North Davenport-t"rms 'iNsr-
ally. Apply to -
iyist JULIUS LYTANCR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16
WOODEN PUMPS.

eI,HE suhseribcri- ready to furnish WOODEN
] PUMfS TO order, II any length capacity.
Thesr pumps made - thst water will not fre.ze
In th.m. Warranted to vol well for one year
AGntduct l. E. furnished u order. Orders mAy te
Ten 1t the ON &c OF y. l.. shor.y, ksQ with the
subscriber st L. place Of business, 3. q. oho.
rey's Machine Shop.
Davenport. Nov 10. davu J. @. aHORBY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16

DoAGORATDaDC MEDICINE.
N. pnlNC0, = D.-fs be consulted 81 bis pisp-n.
~, . DseAy, bstvsen Fourth and Htftn str-e"
1o1lv fPo0 10 ose,oek 4. y. tul p eessdeneT
0sgS1-esss ossass Dssly asd butssnts streetS
Nas1o- -AAveo
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8. q. SR4DREl'S
Foundry and Machine Works.

V1NHE Proprietor h now prepared to execute every
i variety OF machinery At short notioc
Superior Steam Eu4ines Il ON 10 100 horse prw er;
Engines, Lathss, Planers Grit n s,snd all iescrip-
tions of mill wcrk. Also sole AGENT In the West for
the manufacture Of AcCoris Anti Friction Horse
Power; -uprior machines for the Pur; s- intended
tie would invite the att-niion of parties requiring
Shaftng u his Adjustable Hanger and lf-Oiling
Boxes, superior u snytbing Ia use.
Particular attention will be paid - repa,rius ma
chnery, and prompt attention viveu Ia ali ORDERS
prcpos"t execute my work In the best N lnner and
ASK psrt requ,ic ma h,o.r, o. r,psit irg to favor
with tht .rd.r. C.s'irgs ~ Nil kinds sup,,ird
to order. WOKE on Third street opposite the Ca
hoiic hn'yinx srvnud d,e27dAwly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16
UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORI

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORK
FOUNDRY
KNOXVILLE,
CHICAGO, ILL.
CAPs, Stills, Bractets, rrusses, Columns, etc 81
~ the latest patterns made To order.
Information rs to prices, etc, may be obtained st
the once sYoss, B0pnsn and Bovissruu, Daven-
ports block No 8, Davenport, Iowa.
STONE BOOMER I BOCTON,
marchl9df Projectors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16

DesNIelues River Land for sale
L1.NryD DEPARTMENT.
ssMojmSs Rivev Envt0nfion and %:
OrTunwA Iowa April " 's5S.
vVNRR under sign-d hereby gives notice, that this
] Ono. l. no~ open scr the sale ~ these vsinrh'e
sr, They viii be sold on long cr'-;it, aud In lois t.
IN means and wishes of yurrh s-ers
Arysurther Information desired in re,s'ior 70 thos'
20 With. furnished on sprltat'"n ~ TN. offes
mai, or otherwise GEO PERKINS,
imavibitO Lana Commissioner.
I.ANp.DE o. ARvHEf.
pes MONIES NAVIGATION Co I
I'm the sixteenth day of June. next, III" ONCE be
~ thu sse 81 the iand- of this G. mranv viii J"r
removed from this niHcr to Fort Des Non"s
These iands will be sold on long CREDITS. and 10
,ots 70 anti ths means aad ~tshes'ot rrrchSsers
8EO PERKINS.
Land Cnn,miss ssione
O,,umv~ ovn ~ sv27 davs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16

I BOOKS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail.
.sMssbes' Sercss IL Ciatye H0sr,
| DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Our s,ocl suDs,sts Of
BOOKS, STATIONERY.
! GOLD PENS, PAPER,
/ VISITING CARDs PRINTING PAPER
/ q. Go.d and Silver Tvuth Picks. Fine ai.d Fancy
Enveivp, and kos4 fap~r 10 match
TrsrlspAr~at C6ftAiuf, kpol.
-r, Cords ami Tasseis,
rusetheI with Nil articles Usually kspt In Bookstores
which they VIII sell as
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
at either
WHOLESALE o. RETAIL
Cash paid for clean Cotton and Linen 4iags
,an2sfaw- GEO. ". ELLIS CO.
wall Paper.
T AN nov reorivrls from the manufacturers. ov.
viii sell at = small advance, At wholesale retail
Y. H. WARREN,
(nay6a,O Rock Island.
Stationery.
VUNAE usSt Stugk VI Stnltsrfy ever Ouereu IN tuir
i market, l. now arrivinest
@HH wARREN'S,
(nzySftO Rock Island.
DLANK BOOKs Of every description now b
ID had at wAKRKN'S,
(may6ttO ROCK Island.
OAO ROLLS of Curtain Paper for sale cheap by
OOO f.H. WARREN,
tu.A,5fD kvck Island
10000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
RECEIVED Al
.VO. Z LeCINire ROaC.
Also
Fresh lot Of Pictures, Pap,r Msche fcxe.. Pear
Gard Cases, Annuais for ieo1.
R,icnles a.. Ac.,
For the Holidays.
cE have made large adii'tns our
STOCK OF GOLD PE.SE;
LUrIN'S PERFrMFRY. PoRTMoNNals, and fan
c, Goods rally, which, ke,th~r With the NEW
HOOKS 4 the season, will .ell ~ cherr a. 'h'
chrspet lh4'Aw1 Gko W III Is co
knn RsAks WRAPPING PAPkk as
.D\JJ sit--. to- ss. b.
PGRnER h hRo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16

.vntls, .S,nils.
hnA k.65 Assorted sis-r, wbseliAs.
.UVO n .n- for sale by
svAkS, ChtW . 90
% II S.s..tS ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16
FOUNI)RIES.

"A ~ ID MI T. AIvVE 3 HOP.
| 1Srner NECK Island and Srccni STREETS.
JAIME. DONNELLl 4 co.,
Late Ioremen ef the L<Gdire Fosndry,1
4 RE how prepared To execute all kinds - Engine
IA and Machine work tor SAw and Pouring mills.
/ Also
'Fname ntA Mssse Castiass.
VI sr;ari, snd vSritsi designs Caps Stls. Rrsek-
order
n Sp.sia attention paid 10 repairing wore -
Accidents {. n achnrry repaired without delay -
bras% cast LIS msis 10 order on short notice,
tmhlSitfl JAMMK DONkELLY 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-16
LUaBERI LUMBER u
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

sTvRp xchscribsr ts - anns,a ,antiy hand ell Ssai
/ lti,s and ihicausssss a. DRY Oh,cas. Lunhsr .
MS ysrd IN the cprnss % A,ct Island AID ~ ets
y,aity y WWAWt"