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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

Rssolved, That the City Treasurer be 90
he is hereby authorised to pay q the funds
in the Treasury for the different sppropria-
tions Of the loan Of t5s.OOO on city orders
duly drawn otherwise than for the purposes
therein specified; to BE- refunded a. soon as
.oon as the bonds Of 500, 900 for street ap
preparation Of the s2oo.voo loan are negoti
ated
Which was passed
Bill Of Street Commissioner for g.. Gss.76
was ordered paid.
Aid. Bowling offered the following:
"Imoye that the resolutions laid on til.
table at the last meeting in regard to grad
ing, paving and maeadamizing Harrison st. i,
from the River to Locust st., he taken from
the table and ordered to be graded, paved.
and macadamized from the river to twelfth
street on said Harrison street
Whice Aid Sears moved to lay on table
The yeas and nays being called for, the
following Is the vote:
Yeas-Cannon, Sears
Nays-Jennings. Ramming, Smallfeld,
Bowling, Vollstedt, Forrest. Washburn,
OBrien, Guy.
Aid Sears offered an amendment to insert
Sixth street instead Of Twelfth. Lost
The original resolution AS presented was
passed, yeas and nays being called for.
Yeas Jennings, Smallfcld. Bowling
Vollstedt, OBrien, Guy, Washburn-7.
Nays-Cannon, kamrning, Forrest, Sears
=
Report Of City Engineer was read and
received
AID Bowling offered the following reso-
luton, which was passed:
kesoired, That the ordinance committee
be instructed to draw up and report an or
dinance authorizing certain city officers to
represent the stock held by the city in the
Davenport Gas Light and Coke Company,
viz:
LIST. How and when committees are to BE-
elected.
I'd. Power and duties of the committees.
Sd. Committee to represent the stock.
4th Committees to cast the vote Of the
city.
9th Committee to attend all meetings and
elections. and report to the City Council.
9Th No member Of the committees to be
u stakeholder
Resolped, That the ordinance committee
be instructed to draw up and report an or
dinance authorizing certain city officers to
represent the stock held y the city in the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Comp4.
ny. and the Mississippi ard Missouri Rail
road Company. and to DEF No their duties.
Communication Of VIM n Cannon, ask.
ing for compensation for delivering earth
between Main md Harrisoa, instead of be.
tween Brady and Main, was read Bill of
s3AS 70 was ordered paid
On motion Council adjourned
+. PICK, Clerk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05


N"lc "Cedar Valley News" is the
title of new paper just established at
Bradford, Chickasaw Co, by Felt Il
Bushnell-A. J. Felt Editor. The
number before us it is well gotten up,
and if the same industry is manifested
in the editorial contents of the future
numbers, the Nems will become one OF
the best papers in the State Il.
Democrat.
MALAYSIA CorNrY.-Thc Oskaloosa
Times stated that the tax book Of that
county does not show 80 tracts OF land
on which the taxes are unpaid. This
is cited as an evidence Of the prosperi
ty of the country.
Rail Roam FEsrlvAL.-In order
that she may be better known among
the notables of the land, keokuk has
sent delegation to st. Louis. TO invite
the guests at the great Rail Road cele-
bration to be held in that city, on the
5th inst, to make visit to keokuk, rs
the guests ofthat city.-Ioma City Re
publican.
EThe mt. Vernon Index" is the
name of new paper Just started at
Mt. Vernon, Linn Co, Iowa.
HAt Council Bluffs all kinds Of
provendcr, both for man and beast,
command high prices. Corn sells rea
Oily for q, 25 per bushel, potatoes g,
so per bnshel, and many persons have
been feeding it to their cattle. These
high prices are cansed by the large
emigration to the country, and the fact
that the farmers Of Western Iowa have
for this year at least, nearly the entire
population Of Nebraska for customers,
there having been but very little in the
way Of food, produced in the territory
last year.
HThe proprieton Of the Council
Bluffs Bugle are about to issue Dali
~ Edition Of their valuable paper. We
wish them great success.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05
KNOW NoTHINas I'm IOWA.

There ,cas coalition between the Dem
Ocrats and Know Nothings in Iowa. and thu
partial triumph is heralded abroad AS IA
Democratic victory. The Republicans have
to fight the Democracy and Know Nothings
united IL this State, as in almost every 9th
er Northern State, but they are able 10
whip them both, and they will do it next
election. We hope our German friends viii
reflect over the above extract. The Journal
Is posted in the action Of its party. and it
knows Just how much the American party
had To do with our recent election. Cnaid
ed by them the Democracy would not have
elected single candidate and they know
it-0aseue
The above article from the Gdzette
was subjoined to an article from that
Mobocratic paper the Louisville Jour
nal, from which the Gazette takes It's
leading IDEAS uTon politics and repub-
fishes its chief editorials. There Is n
bond of sympathy existing between
these two journals, which will be better
understood when we inform our readers
that the journal still openly processes
its Americanism while the Gazette,
secretly chcrishing the SAIL belle. that
it did two years ago, and the same
hatred of Catholics and foreigners,
openly processes to be Republican. One
Of the editors of the Gdzeffe IN the col
umns Of the Evansville Journal was a
chief Champion Of the X. N. party, and
hurled his harmless thunder at the
Republicans and Democrats, in the
same manner as the Gazette now pats
the X. Ms upon the back, while it
smiles swcctly upon its dear ''German
allies The gazette editors have not
changed their faith, but they now pro-
fess only to openly advocate the doe
trines of the Republican party. The
old odor of Know Nothingism, adheres
to their garments with fragrance
unmistakablc.
The authority upon which the Gazette
asserts that the Know Nothings and
Democrats united in the late election
is no other than the Louisville Journal
a paper which knows as little about the
politics Of Iowa, NJ it does Of the causes
OF the instruction in tie fowry land
Of China. And yet the Gazette goes
way down into Kentucky. in slave
holding State, and into the columns of
Know Nothing journal, to obtain
information respecting the politics of
Iowa. 1t takes the assertion of paper
never known TO speak the truth when
speaking of the Democracy, and then
SAWS "German friends, what do you
think Of that Why it left out the
other classes OF foreigners We are not
informed. 1t probably has not yet SO
far modified is hatred of all foreigners
AS to take into its embrace any but The
Germans. 1t is loosing it, hatred by
degrees, and will soon step forward as
the champion of the rights of all for
cigncrs! Let the work Of conversion
20 on.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

The black coated gentlemen of the
New School Presbyterian Order, as-
sembled here are "cussing and discus
sing" - Major JACK DowSrxo would
cay, the propriety or improperly Of di.
viding the church, 90 that shareholders
and non-slaveholdes can each drink
their wine, and eat their bread in
peace.
It 10 not exactly "war in Heaven"
- was the case with MICHAEL and hia
angels, but war in the church where
the Devil stands ready to scotch them
II they don't divide and devour them
II they do.
The Fusion wing, North, say to their
brethren Of the South stand aside
Ne ere holier than thou. For sixty.
three ysars have We Eat at the Lords
table together, in sweet and holy
communion - We supposed, with one
another. But in these latter days il
he's been revealed to 10 BY St. Greeley,
81. Seward and St. Chase, that we, BY
this communion. have been SHINING
against political grace oil the time,and
IN vo repent ourselves in dust and
~ q asy other hind Of ftss col, die
49, s. 5hess poliisA Divlnsa.-
1ni ~ 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

WET TO SEE TaARDERo.-Provius,
editor ofthe Fulton Telegraph, Wa in
st. Louis, last week, and while there,
went to see ThaIberg. Here is his
description Of the great pianist's per
Torrance:
He waited impatiently for the re.
uowned pianist TO make his appearance
At last he came; little old man, near
y all head, and the approximation
Of poIitcness. He bowed very low
several times, took his seat near the
unoffending piano, and began to bella.
Dor it most numerically. He thumped
it, cuffed it, cIawed it, and mauled it;
he made it creak, below and yell, he
produced numerically, awful, horrid,
never to be forgotten sounds. We
heard at one time the cry of those
little night squallers that make nights
hideons to married men; again the roar
of the "dumb bulI' under the window
OF newly married couple; anon the
deep bass of some prowling man eater.
Then we had them all re hashed and
served up in one common dish, sue.
cession Of deafening unearthly sounds,
thst sounded like anything but music.
1t may have been very artictic, but a
concert OF frogs, intcrsperscd with a
regular hyena howl, would have been
far more musical. He WAS about to
repeat his castiga,ion Of the instrument,
when We took up our hat and made
bee line for the door.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

CoMPLIMENTAKY.-T N. Y Herald
in speaking Of the republican party Of
that state pays them the following left
handed compliment:
zone praise is certainly due to the
"Republicans" Of this State. They are
without question the most corrupt set
of politicians We ever had. We have
had good many corrupt parties and
party leaders in this State, but party
so ready to sacrafice every considera-
ton of public welfare and abstract
justice to private gain as these are
publlcans," We never have before, and
we do most earnestly hope we shall
never have again"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

A grand daughter Of Henry Clay wa.
married in Pawnee Valley. Ky. on Thurs
day evening. the 2sst inst. to Henry C. Nc
DowelI She is the daughter Of Colonel II.
Clay, who was killed in Mexico.
The Grand Jury Of town in Ohio have
presented the Sewing Society Of the place
as nuisance
A leading house in New York having
transmitted bills tor 400, 900 in u letter di
reeted London, W. c." it was carried to
London Western Canada
The Pennsylvania Legislature was in
session sixteen weeks and passed nearly nine
hundred bills.
We understand tina, Mrs General
Scott is lying dangerously i'll in Paris, and
her daughter Mrs Major Scott, will sail ON
Saturday to join her
There We're 427 deaths in the city of
New York, during the week ending May
So,-average Of 81 per day
The Minnesota Legislature adjourned
Oh the 25th ult
The amount in the u s Treasury sub
ject TO draft at the present time is in the
neighborhood Of twenty three millions
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05
GREE.v.E,S HOTEL.
ICE CREAM ROOMS.

Iv>HR sub icribcr having htted up magnificent lie
l. Cream ROOM IN the second story Of their build
ing, take pleasure In announcing 10 the public IL at
they are now prepared to their friends in the
most sumptuous manner with
ICE CREAMS, CONFECTIONERY, Faults, &C.
and everything In theis line. No pains or cost has
been spared to render this establishment ond to
none aud superior to any In tn city, and friends
can rely upon receiving al attention AMI finding the
most palstahle refreshments tn. city al nds,-
Parties, Balls, Pie Mics aud PIvste Families served
to any extent On shortest notice.
Entrance Oh Fourth street BROOKSk DAVIS,
:un5du Ger. Fourth and Brsdy sis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

AN ORDINANCE to widen the sidewalk OH
the North side of Front street, between
Brady and Harrison streets.
See. l. Be it enacted by the City Council
Of the City Of Davenport, that the sidewalk
on the north side OF Front street, between
Brady and Harrison streets, be established
at sixteen feet in width instead Of twelve
feet
Passed and approved May 2sth. 1856.
Attest, GEo b. SARGENT, Mayor
T. PEcK, Clerk. jun5dat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

NNHk FORUM, or forty years practic. at the PHI
i adriphia Bsr BY p Brown2 vd> price $500
Thirty year, In the senate by Thos II Bnt.n :?
vols AaM
Private Oorrcsp ndenc. q D wcb,tcr vols A. Sc
History Of I, xas lllust'd by A YuakEm vnis ~ 10
Kansas interior l. eXtcr. life by Mrs. Robin ~
Scenes ADVENTURES IN the army by II CICo.k I,25
California In doors and cut by Mrs. Farnahain u 10
Examples from Ia. 18Th 18th crnture. by Mrs Sig
Quincy IS
Canterbury tales bv HARRIET lee 3 vols o. ia
Home ami the world tit0
Golden Lera.y or LIES Phases &lG
Light and Darkne d. a,ow Of :atr 10
Househ, III arg, in d. guis- ly NJ. Lesley $I,,U
Kathey Brand q quiet life Aie0
Aurora Leigh by Elizabeth d NJ ,wnins ti,m
Henry Lyle or life AMI -xpcn-s Miss Msrystt ! 80
Daisy's necklace and vi hat am. oft II
Little porritt ~ Dickens, cloth o. 10
pauer "a
A ord - ID" creations by Marian Jane. 20
Hrmor of Fsicrnbrldss ilust'd ny } y Kelly si2s
Nrishbor lakewood b, Paul Gi-ltun li2a
wig~am and & shin BY " emIns SI?5
Los 6rinees by Lieut. wissUSN e,2h
Scampavis - :. ~ W
Heavenly Tolen.--a sf, book Tor Ghr,s,,.n. ii 70
Prince OF tba House u David ei,.t
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &c.
hinns-ots 1 nccotah by g G Andrews So
Mn, baud book aud Map. BY Parker !,
Iowa NJ u 10 oIhU
9~cttosal map OF Iowa so
kannsss by KsAins $50
Kansas and Nebraska map 50 a.i IS
Sectional map Of Mimi sofa ~ Chapman 70
+" " Iiliaoi. Also
App'ston's Railway Guild" for March IS
just received and for sale NJ
The IOra Book Rooms,
No. S6 Brady 81, near III. Post Once
- M IL dtD ELL ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05
&. AUGUSTUS nAVlLAND,
Attorney i Counsellor at Law
AND
0>M1 CslAh~ An~>nh

SSSOS LSSO6H s10eOOS>
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
or1iCs ~ithT Ksds, L. Claire Row. H.
I Aw Rus,ness and Cow eyane,ng promptly ssssn-
Lands bought and sold on Commission
Money loaned u unns numbered Real Estate secuv-
Taxes paid aud G lies uons mads Tor parssss IN any
An rxtcn.iv. sequaint ance In .a.tsrn New Yost,
among those about 10 migrate Ia this vicinity,
BILE. m 10 oier great inducsments " shoss having
lands u dispose Of.
-RErEREHCEs -
TX Gov. Myron ". Clark, Canan.iaisus, n. Z.
Hon. Charles u. knesis. Poushhespsts. MT.
Hon, John Thompson,
Hen. Gt0rrc y, Sterling F."
Capt. Richard Pses New Haven, Conn.
Rev. Thee; i oayicI, New 1sra Of,
Benson LOssing ksQ.,
Rpckee, lines. h Co, Chirago III.
Tslinan, Powers Mclean Davenport love-
April 22du
HAvlLAND has for sale.
SIX Improved Farms
IN scott county. with good comfortable dWselinQ,
large Orchards OF every kind offrun, running vssss,
-ni every thing t. make = Farm desirable. W0lAs
sa'd very reasonable
Six Unimprevc1 Farms,
la Scott county, pleas nifty situssed capital Laaa
ioi fsr,nins purpaser-tsrns very easy
80 Acres
Of nn~ land In wAshing.on county. 10 muss hon
lows city. and Is mites from ash instoa, oood
road.
II Small E'Ns.ses
In Huseatin- county. near Fulton y. Z. Dspst,
Also FOUR FARMS
II 80 each, within mile Of Iowa city boaa-
tifui faruins lands, for sale very cheap.
A nne tarm Clinton county.
A Few Ac1es
Of land In vicinity Of Davenport suitable bs oosntry
seats.
800 Magnlncent Building Lets
Pultons addition East Davenport which u taste.
fully laid cut with Public Perks &c. The bulldias
lists COMMANDING splendid view 81 the Aississtppl
and Roch island These lots cos be purchased -
very Reasonable Tev0s. Greet indncenents are
ofe I'd NJ chanlc- well capitalists and ssAess.
Cali and exsmine Nap and prices q
AAvILAHbe 0nce. LeClair nov.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05
JAMES MORROW,
Nur9eOn and MeChaniCal Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES As SUCH
to his friends and the pablo In gene,.
UYYA sl, belle, Ing that he and will
44O give entire Satisfaction In oil WORK
No ! o the Dental line. He has been engaged In DR..
oodr,ch's once for the last fifteen months, and BE-
evtng that be has sustained bis former reputation
- Dentist he asks for portion Of the patronage
fFom h,s friends and the public. His sceuremt nts
In the knowledge q Den,i Try and asranssments In
his nee and laboratory such that he y prepared
DO any WORK In the Dental line. His mod u RI
II different from, Ill others Ia this section u the
try, being more cleanly and durable and worn with
more ooolfost and satisfaction to the wearer. lie
vii put In artificial indentures fro0 one to
tire eet, and d. all other work spperann " Dem
tistry.
Once and residence connected, on Fourth street,
sseond house west Of Main, adjoining DR.. Fountain
residence.
Any number Of references given II required.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

Oiled We6so6lOoC Shades.
SOnR very large, with rollers, cords, tasssls, &c.
y Also,
WIDE PAPER CURTAINS,
Piain 0rcen, Bloc and Han. Figured do, vsrious
tyles. 70 sale by (junltfl ELI ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05
.NO TE(E

II hsvety givea. thst tho un1erstgnsd Oonniasioa.
cAsen b the CITY Cosncil Of Davenport % o.
- the b vidsninO s1d ssrsi0ht-
sereet North until inssrsscs With Tie reed LEADING
u Duck Cse<t Dftds knovn q Yultoa's Bridge, wiI
nsse q ~ hose q Adam Mod. North Dsvs0poet,
g sass, = sse - az OF !sae. 2. ~. q .
And NAktng their aoseaoDeat.
Da1e1 DevsnDass Nav ~, loo7.
e1:g, cd say.:'''' lo..,..
oAALLFI8IDs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05
kANES ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.

Another s,rpi, just received. :V"s. price Is. 20
Lake Un0tm by Anderson, LIS
Dlui> tears Nss journey Is
k,N,lc,tion> of life time .yols 500
PIT Gott. he Cape Am. Fish tnan 10
Capture Of Washington city. iSi: -
Ten Years among the Mai Rsgs -
aumsrchais and his times IS
llntu,. as II Is, 1857 80
ltsu and his pco,e "a
bt~kworth's Life aud Adventures La
Inquire within, or 37vO facts 10
The Quadroon by Capt Ws,nc Rid, ~
POEMS by Alexander Snith IL
SaAes' Poems II
S.ne> and Ballads, by Dyer IM
Aururu Leigh - Mrs. Browning l..S
CMn,os Humboldt 4 vo,s
Parior Dramas, Home Anus, meuts ID
Violet or ia. Cross and the Crown 10
Au'rlcsn Pulpit sou
Gcntieinan's Guide to Politen,ss La
.'At The Iowa B.Gk Rooms"
No IS Brady 81. near the Post Ofiicr.
ELI ADAMS.
9TH mo. 18th, Stiff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05
WALL PAPER!
Borders and Curtain PAPERS.

1>BE Subscriber HAVING sppr opriatsd ample room
i In his new Brick Store H. the Payer Hanging,
Trade, has now opened large spring Stok resent,
received, Of over
TIN THOUSAND ROLLS
Of Wall Paper and Borders comprising more than
three hundred diiier-nt patterns. aud suitable for
ParloTs, Halls, Public koums. he'd Rooms, Ae and
adapted to all tastes and II all prices Particular
attention Is invited TO the scw styles u English Pa
pcrs, imported expressly for our sales and to our
order.
Coed Wall Paper from only IOc 10 los per Roll
xatra Colors. 2Oc TO 26c
Satined, 25c TO &c
Giit Splendid Styles, 1875 to 2. 90
Borders Cheap, Velvet and Gilt Velvet, Green and
Blue Curtain Papers, Wide and 6lazcd X. INFANTS
" Pap~r In lots for email rooms VERY CHEAP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

Feather DogSters.
EANCY Baskets and satchsls. for sale ~
junAtf ELI ADA00.
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TAKE NOTICE!

Stores Il DWELLINGS
to Rent.
ON BRADY ST, NEAR Tux POST OFFICE
/. Large Once, sscopi door front, % BY % f&t
suitable for two prsOns.
J. Large room, aecoDd door. 70 ~ 20 feet. well
lighted with vludovs and Ky light. suitable
for Dasuerreospi sts, Artists, Dentist. Prin.
ter VI Dook btn4ef.
- Both u the glove have high ceilings, and
two public entrances.
Store IS BY y feet. large window api door,
(threc doors n1rth Of The Iowa B0ok Rooms,
Z Store or ono next ,or
on THE CATHOLIC BLOCK, DBfWRgN RRADY
POURrB AND FIFTH SfRBkrS.
5. Store with Dwelling. four rooms.
9. Dwelling = Once, ~ coud floor. rooms
.. Dwelling u Once, second door. , rooms.
Apply 70
Eli ADAMS,
Boob 0tors. No. = Brady Of. near
may1tf the Post Omoe,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

X1e1iW Rogbbe1. Canes.
u Pearl and Ivory do.
Curious end riaia DO.
2 For saleby IjunAstl Ell ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

REGULAR
Rsek Island, Davenport, Galena,
D""ie'th, Dubuque d 81. Paul
U. >. Mail Packets.
THE FLORA.
n. p. WEBB, M..s.~
TnOs. A. r. CHAMpLsS. c,e.s
THE KATE CAssEL,
WASHlNGTON. Aa.ser.
David KOORE. CisrS
Hk Flora and kste Csssel will run regularly
= oet~ssn Ct Isiand, Davenport and all points
.oose 10 %. rsui, mailing sure connections ~ Ca
,~s YIN Tue ioai0wi = boats, which compose the
Minnesota Daily Packet Line To a, Pau Ieav,ns
Gslena At 10 O'Clock l. Il
steamer Northern Light, P. IDdvich. Master.
=. nosthern Belle; J. " Hurd, d
S'.n, SsI sat-. X. L ..Sss,. DO DO
q" AlhAinbra, Nc;urs do
The Flora leaves Rock Island and D.var,or, 70,
Gsiens every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday At .
Returning lesv,s Gai.na for Rock leland and IA
venport On Monday, Wednesday and Ftidsy a. .
odoc9. 4. 4 Gem Getting with Ke,k.k ana 81
LOUIS RACKET brn. Oonpbei, which leAy,s on arrival
u the tlora ~ . o'clok r. n
The KATE CAs, el l. ayes Rock land and d. ven,prt
Tor Gal IA every Monday. wednesday and Friday .,
o'clock A. II.
ketuining leaves Gssna f,r Rock Islaad And Da
venport every Tuesday. Tina sday and saturday II =
O'Clock A. y connecting with the j. Mckee which
leaves linn dia;ely on the arriva VI the Kate =.
sci. ut So'cluck r. n.
These boss vill give through tickets to ali
points stovc Gslena I, st. Paul viii slsJ receipt for
freight TO alf the above points, and will psy pauc-
ular attention to the delivery the same
and shippers ~ rely upon the strctspt punct
rs these boats convey the Mali and mu,t leave
PROMPTLY At the hour to make their connections
n b-Thrse boats arrive every evening 1t Puitou
City In time for the Chicago train
DURRJWS APRBTTYNAN
AGENTS Davenport
J. H. LANGLEY Co,
POWAR6 4 CO,
)unsdu ASsnts, Rock leland.
StrMyed,
L>RnA the tubsc ibe- on Tuesday, the 25lh Ut.
Il Light Gray Mare, About Z y~ars old, h.d about
head leather halter. with strap a. d around her
n'ck. Long switch TAI, and vas shod all round
Any peis returning ssii mare, " gising ,nforma.
ton wbr'e she may he f,und, viii be literally re-.
varied WALTER RIpAQ
Juhscos Third st.. opp. Csunon's Mills
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-05

Prooeoaings q the CITY Council.
REGULAR MEETING.
IIis Honor the Mayor in the Chair

lIis Honor the Mayor in the Chair:
FREsEST.
HE Honor, the Mayor. GEo. b. SARGENT:
ALDERMEN
LIST Ward. Aid Cannon, Jennings-2C
Ward. Aid Ramming Smallfield-3d War
Bowling, Nollstedt--4th Ward. Forrest
Washburn-5th Ward, -. OBrien
9Th Ward, Sears, Guy.
Minutes Of last meeting read. and ON u
iteration TO read the Aldermen from The
first ward and Vollstedt from the thir"
absent. and alteration Of minutes oi AId'
Sears Resolution WAS ordered to read, as
passed. and Aid. Bowling, as reeons'dered
were approved. Aid Jennings absence
from last meeting wac excused ON account
Of sickness
On motion Of Aid Sears, the votes cast at
he election on the 3oth inst, to see if the
Council should be authorized to subscribe
for $3.50 900, were ordered to be canvassed.
There was cast for the loan, 1876 votes.
3" against l22 votes
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IJAvIN0 sold my entire stock Of Clothing, Cloths
II and Cs-simerss, Furnishing 0oods, nc; TO
u1sru. J. n. PARKS CO., formerly Of Chicago,
take this opportunity Of thanking al who have ia
vored me with their patronage sud solicit for the
above arm . COS tinuanoe OF the same.
AessD Parks 4 o., are perfectly acquainted with
the business and Will spare pains 10 please all
Who my favor them With their custom at the old
stand epposite IL Claire BOW.
neh9oAdt0 8DW ARD ALDEN,