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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

,.--,,ss..v-z,~z~r-, FOR LAKE BoRGNE
Ga6n1u8 WAl lnd and Mexican tnlf-MEXICAN
corner of Goodchildren and Champs Elyssee.
FALL ARRANGEMENT, III.
On and after MONDAY, September 25th, 1857.
To Proctoryille, Lake Borgne-d % miles. Fare
through, 20 cents. children and slaves half price.
Departure Of Trans-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake, at A. M.
at ~ Z. y.
Lake Guy, t1s A. ~.
Az r. n.
Office 90 Common business of Railroad
Department. other business connected with tho OF
.5fs 4 W.. q. BAKEWELIi, Executor,
oblig atons for the road. ~ 80 M ssss Il
leave Canal street every aeen minutes for
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

~ JUST TARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
SE Nirgiaa MICROBES, Consisting of Plantation hands,
Backsmi,hs, House Carpenters, Cooks washers and
ironers seanstresses and House Servants. The uudr
signed Will be receiving fresh supplies during the which
he offers for sale Tor cash approved paper HAGANS
Old stand corner OF Espanade and Moresu Streets New Or
leans. = ~. - = 'T ~
seal snd6ws LoHE B. SMITH. !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
- N EW INLA Nj ES..
LEA - Esss EEI ROUTE TO TExAS--For Hk l4N85b
-Isalya India

~ II w j " Ia "A N
LEA = IaH EEI ROUTE TO TExAs--For GNIS1Hk
s47E9aaxe-ka-G alyesiOn and Indianola s-aa6
Powaer Horn )-Saving One Days Time well Re-
duced Rates for PASSAGE freight and Insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPEL0USAS RAILROAD,
Connecting Berwick's Bay with the and splendid
steamships GALVESTON and oPELOUSAS Of
then EACH built expressly for this route
avoid the and delays arising from
sage of the Texas bars. - Sf5ss. = -slsy
Passengers leave Orleans Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY aud THURSDAY
MORNING a7 o'clock commencing Thursday the LIST Of
October, 1857. II. Il
The OPELOUSAS, Capt a.. Van Horne Ellis will leave
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denson.
THURSDAYS. 80 li.54 M 81
Returning, the days of leaving will WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS. f5js .sssj .is5
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the Com
pany's Landing, in New Orleans the foot Of ST. Lo street.
and will be transported through to Of destination without
extra charge the lowest rates heretofore charged
by the line Of outside steamers.
For freight apply at the Office Of the Company,
te only office Of the line in New Oeans of ST. Peter
and Levee opposite jackson Square, where cabin plans
Of the steamers be and secured.
III. .5se55. A. B. Seq Err, Vice President
myll N. o., Opelousas ard g. W. Railroad Co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

.ssxs M. sCHNEIDER,s PLExEL PIANO DE-
HTSE3PDT No. 50 Ro,a street. tsl5.
tktI The Undersigned would call the attention of the
public 10 his and extensive sock of -
PLEYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS, II
with Hollow Tubes manufactured expressly to his Older
These Pianos for finish dnirape tone and touch, snsu
passed by any and prices,
Sole Dspot for LETERMEs CHAPEL ORGANS Accer-
don and Fluinas of Louis xy Oriental and Gothic STYLE
with or without Celeste Sound. Il 'fTI a,
PIANOS TO HIRE Tuning and Repairing attended 10. ~
p NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO Rayal street,
+ OF 3m ~ opposite Loui lana Bank.
V HTslkY-S bbis. hbis. Aonongahela,
W. sale by ta JOSEPH Lands CO.,
= nd s3 Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

TINO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE UN
dersigned respectfully informs city country dealers
and generally that he has lately added
factory of SNUFFS which obtained Universal
EahbSn az Paris IL 1855 The anutacure Of all kinds Of
those Of most celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and of pleasant taste.
General Depot his Store No. 16 ST. Louis
factory at Mel Dsnoghvlle, La s
= OF 5'5344 80 A, DELPIT,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

- SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
Af MAIN Depot 80 Camp streetBranch So Chartres
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these two comprises full and complete
assortment Of T.
EUROPEAN MUSIC, s q
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS
ERARD,S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS, " =.
Directly imported from Paris.
,a sTEINwAY J. SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS
N.B-These celebrated Pianos considered, by all the
prominent artists the best in the United States
S. Sons have received public indus
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of the North less than SIX Pre-
MUM COLO MEDALS, the superiority of Pianos
sH 2 3r Also, u large assortment Of y
B. c. FISCHERS PIANOS of all Sizes moderate prices,
to suit the convenience and of ali Glasses of
buyers. 5N
MASON,S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MEIODEoNS,
Harps Guitars Viofns Accordeons Banos Flutes Brass
OF all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of
description "'f.
IS~Music Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired
NoTEAny order for Music Pianos anything
mail will he promptly attended to. atl}s
. RFTERMS LIBERAL. B'l
ty T.. ,.-gABICI.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

Thursday mornings for steamer Creole. -
city at and 8 O'Clock P. NJ. S a4ss5 81 -,
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning n
O'clock, and the Lake every night hour steam
conductor. i3ti 5ss5 ff7sy;3@5E
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock NJ and coming up o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock p NJ Fare each cents In stsaI,
train, and the Conductor have to stop
The daily Horse Car and from Genily Ridge stopping
required will up from the Lake O'Clock Al M
and will leave follows edateiy after the train
The City The Gentilly Ridge
At r. Nj lAt.......... AZ
X tx 3t9 aai "a
to and from entiy Ridge by Horse Car 10 cent?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
SogTHMRN INSTITUTE, No ls7 MAGAZINE

SOUTHERN INSTITUTE, No l67 MAGAZINE
- STREET. ftE
PROFESSOR VIM HENRY PECK, late Professor of Bellies
Letres and Elocution in the University of Louisiana and
graduate of Harvard College, Mass
those whose children pupils the Grammar School
the above University during last Scholastic year
aClasscal Scientific and Military School, No. l67 Magazine
street, ~
The English, French, German, Latin, Greek and
languages are taught without also all Mill
ary and Scholastic accomplishments. Special
given the foundation study Grammar Ahe.
and department. - = y r
Terms payable Ii advance rf - 8
VT Senior Class sl2 per month.
-. - =
hia1er Uass. s.--'..................-..i gtt= 8
..t.,
VIM. II. Peck, Principal H. KohlmeyeF, Prof. Classics
sRErERENoEs.G -
Hon. Pierre souie, Robert j. Ker, ESD,
p Hon. John b. Cotton, John q. ParhaYn, Jr,,
Hon. I. s. Mci,ay, Adolphus Hamilton, ESQ.,,
VIM NJ PERKINS, ESQ.,, Cen R. 4. MeEatton P. NJ.
John N. Huger, Esq, VIM. l.. Poole Esq
- VIM. r. Vincent, ESQ, DIR. Macaulcy T.
c. A. Mltenberger. Esq, r. an2s ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

49, STOVEs.-FiYEH HUNDRED COOKING AND
- HEATING STOVES, of the latest improved patterns
@ Morning Star . Charter oak, Shanghai" Eeono
mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves - Of their own manufacture. X 5l =lf.s71
The undersigned prepared execute at short notice. all
Sheet Iron Chmneys Breechng Tanks Boxes
Copper Pans and Pipes Work They keep
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents for the
manufacture Of McCRACKENS Patent Eyaporating Steam
Sugar Pan They have certificates In their possession that this
Pan with the same quantity q has eyaposted double
working model Of the Pan which they will happy exhibit
to any one Interested in The culture Of Sugar Cane.
80 =, WHEELER d F0RsTALI,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

CUGAR PLANTERS. REFINERS AND 9TH
" purchase prices be paid
notes Of Of the suspended Banks entirely
rior STEAM TRAIN OF construction, for making SUfA AR.
The superiority of the Sugars made in these Trains is well
and always command figures in this market
Grahulato Refnes in reboling holassesw evapo-
larger quantity in shorter time pressure
greater saving Of steam than any Pan ever invented.
One Of McCracken's Pans with surfaces,
made In the best workmanike evaporatng power
fully equal to get Of skies: guaranteed.
Gas Pipe of all sizes, Copper, Brass Sheet Tin
Work and else in line executed usual and
prices TO suit the times. DANIEL EDWARDS VA, 4
81 90 I'm iitff 8 30 and 70 New Ieyee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

pOTsTABLE STEAM ENGINEs-FRoM i1zy
rs horse power, of the celebrated patent Of
Gate Heard Bradford differing essentially in their econon
and durable qualities from engnes Of other patent
Union Pamphlets With full dscrpion and letters from Isl
plicaon the subscriber, who Is sole agent
Hoard Son being sole proprieos Of the patent they only
furnish manufacture the engines which they
reputation and all limitations frauds
MO " "a SAMUEL n. GILMAN, 10 Grayier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

d29 " 29 Tchoupouas Front and Is Fulton streets.
Gas FIxTUKEs-tsAs FIXTUREs-
HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 90 Canal street.
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS Hall Lamps
and Lanterns Mantel Lights Portable and Drop Lights ETC.,
of French English and American manufacture in the greatest
variety, and at n 4--il.T
LOW P RIG CES.
HY-when desired, they will be put up.
N, B.-A very large variety Of GAS GLOBES always ON
hand SELF ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

fSEIOMAS BARKER, GENERAL AGENT AND
GOLLECTOR - Particular attention given TO STEAM
BOAT BUSINESS. Baton Rsuge La. sssss sfs5ff5t
References -Barbee q BENJAMIN, George A. Pike g. N.
Hart Co. Larguter LAnoue, COL Andrew Matta Hon. p.
Il. Morgan, N, o. ny13 tt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

NTOTICE-AKMORYE HALIs7 CAMP .STREET-THIS
we'll knesn and popular Hall being thoroughly
repaired and decorated tasteful
ral renders It the desirable location
Artists and others proposing Entertainments New
leans he's
only in New Orleans but In the Southern country
and Spacious Dressing Room Ladies' attached
the Hall. Il s1S
twill be rented reasonable TERMS either BY day,
MONTGOMERY 4 SMITH
u lAucfio strae
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
RAILROAD TRAYELINf4.

PllNTCHAaTRAIN nAn-
Ehfnln ROAb-WINTER ARRANGENENT--
~ ZFrom and after Sunday, November iat
1857 the steam train will leave . follows; s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

aNIOTARIAL NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED hay.
ing taken office at u Common street s prepared
conduct the Noaral business and respectfully socis the
patronage Of his friends and the public. M 2s
- T-.s--- w. ROBERT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

MOSS AND MATTRESS FACTORY-MoSs
l Hair and Spring Mattresses made and repaired order
short notice, and q constant supply always on hand.
Also, on hand and ready for shipment superior Hrice
the best Of MOSS ready for Uphoers use fully
for sale in lots 10 suit. Give call. iTHTJ;s :
CAMPBELL 4 BOUDREAUX, Ill
a. " 7. 7(,aual
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

I flEdhJ0aAA go ave gallon pf'pjohpsi
Landing * ship Johsrsisbusg and for sale By y '.S
MS 81 ID CasiesHheass street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
----777-
ain ne s0la Copper l..ms

MisNEsoiA Mis- ga slug.c pau u
horses took up $500 pounds at a loa1
last We k. IheMnnrsotaconla an, i get.
ting down lis large copper from the
landing. one piece weighing 1900
pounds, WAS among the ,oad. lat Nv
brought. An immense amount OF
copper VIII be ready for shipment on
the opening oi navigation.
Inn GREAl Mss Since oar last
Publication We have been twice into
the Minnesota mine To hook at this
wonderful piece al copper \ f,w
tons nave a!scai, been taken from Il.
and there are some thirty mcu a, work
. cutting II mp; more parties will he put
on soon. The lower end Of tie cop
per Vas raised by the powder from the
rock ~ which II Was inclose,i. the nm
per end beng very little disturhed.-
Inn leaves 1t incliuing Int ittlc from
the horizontal, and III IN cNcrIcr, ,,,-
~itlon Tor emitting 10 adsItta.r. They
are cutting IN SOME ten places. two Of
winch are already in - where tie con.
per rs live feet thick. Another is four
feet and Il quarter. Eighteen inches
further will bring one Of the cuts to
where the col pc is seven and quar-
ter thick. Its greatest thickness is be.
tween and . 'ee,, but the Gets driven
in from the edges very soon reach the
thickness Of ., 1 and ) feet, and its
average thickness viii be from three
and half to tour feet. Its greatest
length is 46 feet CREATES, width 1874
feet. We made the following measur
ments OF its width at several points
in feet aud deeinlals- lf-l2,5 --ls,5
5,2-127-lss Ia. showing a mean
OF about ia isei.' t. We cannot Think
its average Thickness to be less thsn H.
Thesevimcns;onss give Il 3 cuLic con-
tent equal to xboaf 1000 feet, and this
amount Of purc~cpper ~cs.d weigl.5 40
tons. ~s~s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
rOsn the vatuoi eta S~atiM

Tie election on MONDAY last vas
~arml i, contested. In Maquoketa
township the Vote >tands lins:
HE Republican State ,ickc, l,i.,.
jointly q o. 81. Mills. Judge Of the
eth Judicial District. :.
The following are the lnaiortie, in
south Fork tow ship.
Superintendent Of Pubic Instruction
, FISHER, maj. ..
Parvin, Register State Land Office.
maj. Q.
Baily, Commissioner Desmoin, River
Improvement. 10.
Mitchell. JudeeIFou,teen,h District.
maj. 40.
Democratic State Ticket, SO Mitchell
80.
Republican state Ticket, ~. Miils,
IS.
The Rooster will be forthcoming next
week, on good ronnd 300 majority,
which old Jackson will roll up ior the
Democracy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
r. &. E.aDS,
Land Agent and Notary Public.

onice ever spsuitnG's Store, Il Claire Rev, =. i
trance lie Claire Hall.
~ IL attend - the purchase and sale q ~
.inas ~ kfai sstate leasing property, pay,n7
ss, Collecting debts " al hind and 10 any = :, n
'nc stA,e, sna pr mpfiy remittin9 procc~As.
nr'.f amf Ent Of Real tste ibY sals.
$40 lots In Futons sddis,ou for sale a h1s.v se,.
Than have ever been oR-rsd % pnrcha sere n navsn
..n. Only mall amount Is require In hss6 -
IRON one TO eight years given % delksred poynests.
Aa,n.neen' vievs are p es<nttd fsr9 nasy q
$50 lois, a0d many q them are river jofo. frco
Quarfied. -"
Plan may Be SEN IN my e1cs Of those lots. a.
the sole aSsnt. +. II. IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

Posr OsricE Rsask7. 4 lev Dishas
since, sas Poet O6ss II thls Oily ~
broken open ard sobbsd. A MIN
we effected ~ ar.t sSoevise . paus al
elaas. aaddheu ylispiscipg tie H., ~;
90 that the lower sash % he WludcV.
could be taken out. The sasesls vsrs
fools - we'll % kpsvss. aswa are laform.
cd that there We at least 600 . ron.
ey 10 the o@ss, whsesss bss foas o. oVs
dollars were lstsu. L CsAAr Rset1s
Democrat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
|. TIE ST y + W :.
iial.'ax. Apt!i 9th.

Halifax. Apili 9th.
The steamship Niagara arrived here
IL 400 T. NJ.
Eng'and continued IN election fer
tuen,. Few members vet reformed.
hut appearances favor falInerston.
Board OF trad return, Tor February
show large per cantuln over; last years
imports show deere; s. u cotton and
brca. stuff. but incfea-e on poIyisiou>.
It Is reported 'ha, England has &C.
ded 70 France iongaood House and
Nopoeons { mt at 81 ne!ena.
,AS.-The Government ,cniein
pate wing a sublnaria telegraph be-
tween Cuba and the United States.
ine grst division Of The beet 10 n
,aic Mexico Mere h leave ahpn, Tie
18th Of March for Havaita.
CnlSA.-A telegraph dispatch nom
Calcutta 10 iiomban -a,,s ,hal thv
Emperor olthi liaJ proved of tie
proceedings vi III, Governor OF Canton
anu had gwen or,icr, t. mediate the
English. Also that attic was fought
a, BusharI, between the bombay and
Persian caviar, ,rcslitil,s IN total roui.
ot latter with 500 killed. The British
los WAS seventy Killed ana woCudcd.
Ode havs been i,.uei 10 d, Nv lie
Navy Depar,in- iof.is, >feaineis NJ abe.
sofa aud Mississippi. and ,loop OF wal Ger
midtown, 10 b. iian..dialel prrp4,e,. for
/ HE Nosl iudIes. tie oiis,'.fe haven't bvtu
/ u isr.,G a,y.l Tie Race sioop OF wat
4 Cua.b.a dw.i b llag snip - He Aii,csn
Squadron. Gen Scott, head quarters con
ia to 5e "a New York. he has roonia
here, md v II visit the city occas!onall, "
| he !, low q b" city.
Washington. hAt I'D
The adm,rl-lriiinn has had under u,od-
era loh H.. sub G. OF !i.i.an difficulties III
Florida. aid n h ,neasnres are how IN PRO.
gres' 10 /, d. %. ii thu, their removal ni!
| te p atci atly FLEECE.
sew ieh. Apri y
/ Tn Eis'd's cot pond.r IT " sh,iie-
Oh >, sHs-i Ieara t-da} tom ,od ;,u-
thoaiy, iAat tre ii,a ,dmlri-;rA lon
dos loot sit'if.-ly agtte - b the pret .e u /.
en- N 'h"i we" ttsn"si"g The proposed
eilats- ~ naval wsrtsr-. II add ii,un TO
tie adoli'l,u ~ tie iighl 10 CAPTURE rner
,hsnt Vessels 10y ot'.c .'rmed s:tlps d, laid
down IN seer.taIy Mar,,', !etlrl ,.pon pri
watering.
l. /, imposed that cur t,ov, tineii's will
ins I upon the abolition OF block do.
lrdin, also. u i. tsr, have been writ
eh 10 our i'.i-t'ei> aaroai to suspend fur
iher acton az, nj, matl.r uu,ii heir receive
further n>ttuciion~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
HooPs.-Wearing OF hoops mus, ANN h~

hoops'-Wearing Of hoops must soon b,
reduced to ''scienee.n A lady In Cinein
haii few days seo. whose skirts were ex,
tended ever very large surface, had 70
pass through very narrow spsriure. To
10 SO she passed through sideways. ard.
her hoops beng Of wire. she pressE,s tor
The rest OF tsr walk . singular appearance.
Her dress extended twelve or fourteen feet
literally, will" the other way Il pres.d close
against her person. She attracted 70 nuah
sNen, ion that she had to seek refuge ~ the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

people slaughtered and her nationality
destroyed. Such is the ,iivinity that
shapes her ends" SPAN will speedily
become a dependency Of France. Mex
10 wiii be embraced = Uncle Sam
aud absorbed, snd Russia will finally
take Tic trrritoty Of the sick uau'
TurAcy, III spite Of he arms Of France
and England. Such is the ,uesiistl.
law OF escnts, - established by History
and a',arl 70 be fulfilled il tho present
century. Nations refusing . move
forward N the Tide ii Civilization,
must be cut oil, ike the Lanaanite,,
the Hi,.te. aud JeLa-.to, before tie
CLihlrci. o, Israel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
1857. X T<s. .Easis=f- 1857.
VALENTINES
FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CREW. Agents
FOB ROCK Island AND DAVENPORT.

Tshs Cam ANY 1. pr par, +. TRANSPORT sooi. with
seaser despstch than othsr ersiahs line fross
BOSTON. NFw YOAK, PHMADELPHIA,
And all inisr ri-d,ste neiIts ACT III anl kAAT
HAsinG sh.lr csn Cara o. tbs .ent Roads. sad
Agents Will u. U, NerchsIts can depeai upon bel.
ter tsHsS than ~ any other Inc,
shirpers hyilis lice si.i have rromp, yspeyoRor
..ads HEN - any loss amaze of Gods while in
Their ohA's, and vii not Be sent 10 til Raj Road
Witch The carlsar mas have G ;crrr d FOR yeirsss.
sis 50 de t,ing TO make srraus-uei.ts sf,r spflns
ev mess viii ps.ae cAl before making a,fsl sense,.
~..e avg Other 4.s
0rFICIs
6osion, n, IS Sat. E.ra,,
New York, $40, Brtsdvay
Phlaaelpkia, = ~, S,vth Third street.
s. Losia I" co.
CaicAso. Ccfner n State ard RAniolyh.
oovehpsti, Corner Efoi.t and Parry az
JNo s. DUNLAP, EvAHs, MORLEY cHrw
Il. Superintendent, Ass,;s
cleveland Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

~Mr. Stanton, the newl. appoiu
led Secretary for Kansas, left Wash.
tngton on the 9th inst. for that Terri.
tory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
Clean Your Alleys and Lots.

"A IL Ier.'ns who have thrc wn manure or ei,h II,
70 sii' o. sfrests. o. vi hss iilL Of q aurr
s.r!,irs Ay pJrtios 4. III Il 1r..ii, es aIo Ii ~,
'iheu ifat such raarlr 4 IN mus BE- r.
maNtd vitasu The li.iis off,, y,u OF L.fo., III
- a = or T. eco ions t.sf fur VII b. commenced
shai u iuNi ~. Of htIt- 81 ~ the revised Or.
q sc Ia tsulosias such fifth no pr's u While
= fE.'i ell = - IA same apnI ID lsndng or Ia
IA. EiV'r H. MiT6HaiI N.,,h.i
rIr -. d2~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11


Business L1isscScru.
-oo--
COMMERCIAL Ct L!nok,J c. LOPEZ, O., siPi,
Banking and Exchange.
Dou!.AA aTtAP,................ =
MARRIOTT / COnBIN.. Cor Second aud brad.
Nltko!LS CAMpBELLk CO,..,..,,,,..Nr,n
N uocss cssAskIES,.:;,...;n.Aa.G md sssspd.
CIT BIZ, BRO. BARROW 4 CO.. Cor Nan I'd .f<
TALLuAN, POWERS McLKAN.....a.oyrP O
land Agents.
ALLEN = LlAhR........e q hs,i.n. gfsts :.
NICHOLS, lsBELL Co................Nsl,. ;,
Insurance Agencies.
: MITCHELL u.... door a o,e Post os..e
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Main ,ttp..
DRY Goods.
CRAMPruN SOY ca II \ n sis II
SUTTON Co. -. Griss's III ~, 7 tr> !
GEO BwEAvEH ....Msn 1t. Atsr,ocs \ S,fsar;
y SAns.oRTH ID si; opposite Leclaire na',.c
anav.nE ,'taIh'' vi and urt'y
" ''Nsi-EHs's..ss ..sss.s....... No IL. l..tiaift
Machine shop and Fsnndsy.
) shoSEr. .Ns,., oppo Cath Eu yin. O. ,uul
s. Woodss Pumps.
ClosAIas.
SANtkL PkRRy ..Orp. ro-t Ofs.s
>. nhAK = Cd......,Msln, S,door- biz i.
n HEipESHElMER...... near Rradx
Watches + Jewelry.
"nusti. ,,.........., ...,...s LtIA Ro~
y . h,Lit'A ..:,,.t......,,tSo ~ is,;e ".
NJ sus.,.......i.......h.. i;. sloy, III
Docks = Statlspsvy.
ELLA h ca,.......,.,,Xo. 7 IScairt R.~
III ADAAS... .,..........,.,....k MAJ P,.t Oace f.
Hats r Caps.
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SECURITY AND CLEANLINESS.

cAsIIrETERs AND WAX vEsrAs
TIE sub-'riher hsvins e..it,.' or q. nc, sr,.us
] m huSsc'rrer - ~. ~ O. Il. & rtet.t,d ~
snnIlt AZ r-fsi'. and n from A. nl,s FOR
WAX GAS LIGHTERS convent 1T length ,ar fsn,ry
use.
WAX NfsTAS In II sc ard small boxA.
:. tn ts.x
Cdn ptor0t,d Grs fongrs,e Hd'eA,,
viii bum VII az" abe odnt ~ de. irslle for
fan r .;ipa-tc';l-r'v far IL r. o-,,
c. ! em iris, and judy a oor,. sgiy Gr sal. at
1.-THE E0srH R0Ok Rooms"
o. &c ddt Street sdoors above tho Poet C7rcs.
,m-fs.f ELI ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
Fer Sale.
Fer Sale.
LAND ron SALE.

LSoVh ~ ecre loss, One uostA 81 vulses sts;lys
J. ~ the And y 1silsosd. - rssscast!e tsrE
Aiso, 80 acres, Gle nile eosik u WaloDsiy eL. =,
shs-asa Cash, eA'A.cs IN sas snd I've yesss.
Also. s9o sores II wsstiGStse ssssty. ~ Aus.
aIs timber, and running vats o. psr. 7Ais \.
y only y yiiles fross Iowa City. Std33 fr.H VAL
infton. On One road from Co,pnbus TO Aiei LED -
VII le 'sii cErss. and part an tine.
Also. fonr % sfr" !o's nesr love CITY. t.As,ss,
farming land, spd well vsteg~d.
Also; Lo's In Wei uasentEou. rsasiGK u -,
from 81 feet By 200 10 ~ acres; sold ~ \ ~ "a
balance In on snaiuo years.
Also several b.At tnildlLg- 20 based .r.v..
would !" sold Oh reasonable terms. Apply 10