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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-04
NroTIeH.- W. nrc .,iii giving our personal

~ attention o. he practical paftment Il our buzncs
aHid friends that they have their
and Jravey paired thr shortest notice and in the best
oar experience and present facilities
ssFiuE fbat any IT this description viii beexeeuted
manner entfely sa'.factofy N kenember the house
SLY ERIHDKN a Cliff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-04
NHEAonAANsl mH..opEANs.!-rn- un1.r

Lopse We VIII half the cost of Salt IN sack
suitable AID cheap article FOR St9r and farming PURPOSES
ihhe ioiS PEBBLES a WHITE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-04

F4'fHffEN Nb~t I! EN- /. sUas ReGlNI.-Nhr
Il suse tecenuync uii,d by Mrs Ann Iankford
ue s"fr"i MtssrS simpson Brother. For apply II
hf.Jt" - Holt JAS, l.. CLANTOR, Agt
fI i@dts fur Mrs 4. L. ClaNtor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-04

These vessels of the hrst ass built expressly for this
ira 10 and have superior accommodations for passengers.
They commanded by experienced Captains we'll quail
fed ar the trade, and who will Span ,Ntrtieu
lnodato.
They Will be tpwrd mp and down the river by aud
may be relied san promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, will
their interest To ship Icy this line the only regular line
and freight viii always br taken nw by other
seis and every effort viii be made by the agent, Richmond
and boston 10 give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to obtaining a fun
share ~ patronage
The vessels Willie In Richmond at the dock and in Bos
ton Il Rowcs Wharf
DAVID & WN. GtH1ttE. Richmond Am.
ALLEN ~ WELTNu. Baston 4's'"'N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-04

Aertptaaf casnsoad eq'e Proprietor u ,,aas5urg' L l.
10 Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-04
NYT "a. IssTs~.
W. Gominnai. sion Merchant,

Suets cous.umens Of country produce will give strict
personal attention Of all kinds of country produce
and To- buyne and forwarding Goods, &c. has arrange
by wrh he furnish goods TO his patrons Mt about
wholesale prices Loot 81 dim.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-04

s~F received and for -uic.
sf @a7 Barrrl,med.um %o.3 Ntrh,rrl,
la1 d9 NJ
- do Large No. ,,
81 liuf Barrels N.
- do do No. l.
~ Quutor Barre.s M
It@ Kits vera choice NJ
lau Barrels lUt lirHHraS
MLlLlN AI-N Nnnl,rS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

A CoMpLiMENT.- The following
compliment to the sharp shooters OF
this country, We clip from the London
Times.
THIS accomplishment, compined with
that AngloSa pluck and daring
common to English and Americans en-
ablcd the volunteers Of the United
States to do wonders on various occas-
ions against superior numbers and reg
ular troops. The cottonbass of New
Orleans would hardly have protected
any but first rate maiksmcu from the
bayoncts Of Hakcnham's gallant sol
dlcrs; when matched, on many occas-
ions, in Mexico and Texas, against an
inferior foe, We have seen mere hand
iulls OF sclircl wing Yankees scatter
their opponents when the odds were
20 to ! recently, in Cuba, although
the little band Of f'illibusters under
Lopez was ultimately overwhelmed by
an immensely superior force Of the best
troops IN SPAN, 1t was not until they
h ad shot down more than their own
number.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

Among the curiosites which the ladies of
Worcester county have forwarded for exhib-
ition at the Mechanics Fair in Worcester.
Mass, is an infants blanket wrought hun.
dred and forty years ago by the hands of
the mother Of Samuel Adams, OF revolutions
AIRY fame.
The spacious depot of the Kennebsc and
Portland railroad, at Brunswick. Me-. was
consumed by fire on Tuesday, together with
two freight ears and large quantity of
wood Loss $4,000. A trunk belonging
to lady, and containing $500 worth OF
jewelry and costly wardrobes, was among
the property destroyed.
The Circuit Court ofJefferson county. last
week, rendered verdic, against Mr.. John
Stewart, wealthy farmer of Brownville,
OF $4,000, in favor Of an orphan boy who
was shot last fall through the temples by a
rifle ball discharged by Stewart at turkey
shoot. The boy was instantly made blind,
but IN other respects has recovered.
Two instances Of remarkable longevity
have recently been recorded A turkish
manufacturer Of toys, near Constantinonle
died. aged one hundred and fifteen wears
and lady, belonging TO rich family OF
bankers near Constantinople, died at Smvr.
ma, at the age Of one hundred and seventeen
years.
Liverpool, It is said, is without daily
paper, and it lisa city nearly as large as New
York
A clerk in Dayton, Ohio, put stop to the
operations Of burglar in style, manner
and form somewhat peculiar. The burglar
had removed pane Of glass seven inches
by ten, and says the Dayton Gazette. its
removal made . nice hole, amply large
enough for IN entrance. and he drew back
one step to look ct it before going in Just
9 this Instant he gave yen and squatted
ne Soan4oot afterwards 3Aat Z lit&le boz full
g ae.a1.eide, ard Wd4hlng twenty. ssven
- I'D beea dropr1d square upen tie
~ - Va - ~ sss:ad Al 4 he
s~'e : ososese sfnns twsnay AsA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
1887 and 1887.


There is no analogy between the
condition Of the country in 1887 and
at present. The suspension Of tina,
year took place in the spring, when
the crops OF the prior year had been
consumed-when we were importing
breadstuils from Europc--whcn ex-
change was against us, and specie was
flowing out Of the country. Now the
last crop is unconsumcd. and almost
wholly in first hands, and it is unex-
ampled in extent. The yield of cotton,
sugar and tobacco, the great staples of
the South, and Of wheat. corn, potatoes
and oats, the great staples OF the North.
immensely exceeds any thing ever be
fore known. These crops have not
began TO move, and yet exchange is in
our favor at such rate AS to allow a
margin of profit TO import specie ). ON
Europe of between eight and nine per-;
the trade Is such that specie must
come, and that within thirty DAYS,
while We have a scmimonthly yield
from California OF million and a halt
of dollars.
This comparison reveals ample sun
shine for the immediate future. The
recuperative elements of the country
could scarcely be greater or better
They alc absolutely tremendous. The
bottom is solid. And We shall stand
on this bottom 10y and bye. Aud this
is Indictment to present excrtion. Every
merchant and business man who sus-
tains himself during the next thirty
days will be able to cry Land iIo =
The effort may be severe with many,
but courage is onc-half the battle As
victory is sometimes wrung from de
feat, so may business safely he snatch
cd from apparent disaster. "Don't
give up the ship
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

WILLIAM Z. EAREEk,
Attorney at Lam,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
OUR jon OFFICE.

1Aaes having printing WORT Of any description TO
- -. IN nnd. ~ Job 0Aos Of the STATE DIX
nsocaAs sls - sssa II ont neatly, and ut - mo-
assse psis.s, - any In the CITY, Our assortment
syps end evvsy eth~s requisite are such leave
noeAsag 10 - desired 10 enable furnh ~ well
szsnted booa work, circulars, posters. and other
49, - con be printed. We invite any having com-
naDls 10 Give COR ef,icc trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
Prom the Chicago Press.
Rock Island, Davenport. Nuscatine.

Rock Island, Davcnport, 4uscattno.
MuscArIxg, Oct. 10, 1857.
In nv trip hither, and during my stay.
attending the Iowa State Fair, have taken
occasion 10 note the f4ogress and improve
ments OF Rock Island, Davenport and this
city, the particulars Of which | will now
give TO the readers Of the Press:
ROCK ISLAND.
Through the poli,eness Of N. B. Buford,
Esq, a few hours sojourn in Rock Island,
was pleasantly and profitable spent. in no
ting the progress and development Of this
city, since last visited it-some eighteen
months ago. lis population has been stead
lily on the increase till now it has reached
To between nine aud ten thousand, while
the improy ements. public and private, have
exceeded all expectations, taking into con
sideration the hard times Of the past twelve
months. The bluffs are crowned with
some Of the most handsome ard costly res
licences To be found anywhere-while all
over the city, here and there are TO be
seen massive blocks of new business houses
The first Presbyterian Church 20. 81 is
now well under way, and when finished
cannot fail to he an ornament to the city,
1t is TO cost S22 600. We understand there
are some new schools about TO be built,
which will add to the city's beauty, both
morally, intellectually and PHYSICALLY.
But Rock Islands glory consists in her
manufactures. and her facilities for manu-
featuring With bed of inexhaustible
coal, only few miles distant, to which a X.
Road has been built-with sites for factor
ie- along the Mississippi riyer-with rail
road line running in front of them and the
river at the back, 80 as 10 be able to ship
either way without drayage-it is not to be
wondered that manufacturers should choose
this as an important position. Among the
factories recently erected are, large plow
factory. by Buford d Tate, at a cost of $780,
600; the distilery Of Warren 4 Co., at a
cost Of $4,000, FIGURING mill of Gilmore
& Baker, 500 900; Barnes saw and planning
mill, cost S30,oo0-with logs now on hand
wor $4,000.
Notwithstanding the low price Of railroad
stocks. We were much pleased to observe
that the Rock Island and Peoria railroad
il now about completed TO Coal Valley. a
distance Of twelve miles This road has
running arrangements with the Chicago and
Rock Island T. H., and has river front Of
several miles, well adapted for manufactur-
ng sites. The Coal Valley Mining Co. have
All engine and cars all ready on the track,
and will commence in lew days running
coal into Rock Island at the rate of 200 tons
per day. 1t is estimated that there are A.,
ooooop tons III the company's property,
which they can sell at 50 per ton
The tract, Of this road is very evenly and
substantially bHilt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

Davenport is said to have n population of
from thirteen to sixteen thousand inhal it.
ants. During the past few years its growth
has been rapid. and il promises to become
one cf the first cities in Iowa From a has
" run throE Oh It's fine, wide streets, we OBJ
-crved pubic and private improvements go
ing forward on Il scale of great magnitude
The city is cutting down the streets, through
the bluffs back of the city, and macadami-
zfg those already finished Cook d Sar-
gent, the bankers, are erecting magnificent
bank cdificc, OF beautiful Anthems marble. to
cost SIS 600 Geo L. Nicloll is erecting
handsome brick block at Il cost OF $50, oo0-
VIM. Hill, ESQ, is erecting handsome im-
iation stone front building, called 'Metroro.
i,an Hall, On which will be expended up
wards Of s20Ono. On the bluffs. back OF
ia city are being erected some handsome
residences on IL, st excellent and command
ins sites.
Besides the large amount of madufactur-
ing in lumber iron. dc, we hear Of an i'm
mcuse starch factory, brewery, and brass
foundry now under way.
Ia churches and educational institutions.
Davenport holds a prominent POSITION
There are two universities, and four or five
publc school --ai OF which havc IA high
reputation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

eNsasy Pitcher, Phebs vsrney, Rosetta H.
80T, and certain other ladies and gentle.
- ef ksis County, New York: have issued
. dsealas eal.iag convention Of the friends
= hanAs pregrsss, for the 24th, 2sth and
Seth tnst. Messy Pitcher and her associates
49, 49, thsie object il TO gain . true
hneule4Ge dths nature and attributes Of
- hs1sty n hspssssnt. and his destiny
- Aen0psus sssntsslsit, (oS, on the Wo-
- ~ 01geehaes11s.) vss paassd q
AeoOspo9 . 0sturd6y
Ie3 = - - eqssstsd, 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
For Sale or Rent.

SUNnrsE store rooms and Offices on the N crrnero
L fhri and Perry streets are completed ard Tor
sale or rent, would make all exrelrnt Hoariin q
House and Hotel. Applyto
JOHN FoRR.sT,
Corner Of Fourth and Brady streets
May c3riitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

DcsM Dimes River Land for sale
L.l.V.D DEPARTMENT.
DesMoines River EariQotion and Il. X. %.
OrrUAwA, Iowa, April II, 1885.
vJSHE unders.gne, hereby gives notice, that this
Once is now open for the sale OF these valuable
ahdt They will be sold long credit, and Ia lots
tth means and wishes OF purchasers.
Anyfurther information desired IN relation to thosI
81 will be furnished on application this cftlos
{ mai or otherwise. GEO. u. PERKINS,
(mayiSltD Lam, Commissioner.
LANE. DE > aRrGEr.
DIS MONIES EAvIaAr4oS Cc.
nEthe sixteenth day OF June, rext, tue uiilee h
~ the sale Of the lands of this company viii Tor
removed from this place TO Fort Des Moin.s.
These lands win be sold on long credits. and In
lots " sui; the means and wishes Of purchasers
GEO. r. PERKINS.
Land Commissions
OttumWa ows'2 Sc. Ay21 dsvt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

The city OF Muscatiue is partially situated
on the Elulis hirh oycrhang the Nississip.
I'll and for soue years to come will present
an unfinished appearance During the past
year the city has been engaged in cutting
down, filing mp and loy,line 10 no small
extent. The population is set dow NJ 5000
20 10000, with IA gradual and healthy
growth During the past year several large
and costly business blocks have been cree
ted, which give the place quite city-like
appearance. Among these We would note
the Union Block, and that of Messrs. c.
Weed d Co.
The Mississippi and No. r. r. runs rom
this city in three directions:
To iowa City, davenport, and tol Column
bus city, AND is surrounded by one of the
finest agricultural regions in Iowa. There
is an excellent landing for steamboats,, and
scarcely boat passes UP or down the Mis-
sis-rpi without loading or unloading at that
point
A. is known to many of our readers, there
are situated here, two of the largest pork
packing establishments in the wes,-two of
the largest and best Touring mills (Oglv' IS
aud Bcnuett's). There has Just been finish
ed, monster saw mill, " Benz. Hershv.-
II ctUltlHS one HultEtu SAWS, una cost ~
00o There i also in course of erection. hy
Enz d Stangle, an immense lager beer
brewery to cost $50 ooo
There are in Muscatine, two very large
and handsome public schools, fourteen
churches tone Of which, the lst Presbyteri-
an, now building, will cost SO O00), two
banking houses, Green 4 Stone, and lsett &
Brewster, and two newspapers, one of them
daily and the other weekly.
The city has recently been provided with
gas works, which are great advantage to
the business community They are to be
the finest works in the State The gas
from Illinois coal is exceedingly clear, and
lacks that offensive smell which prevails in
many cities.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

Result Of the Injection IN New Mexico.
The Santa Fee mai, just arrived at
Independence, brings intelligence that
Otero 10 elected to Congress by at leas
5000 majority. The election for men,
bess Of the Legislature results in send.
ing 10 Democrats to the lower House.
and 70 the Council 10, giving them a
clear majority for all practical purpo-
-. Padre, Gallegos and Delgodo
viii contest their seats on the ground
that the judges were not willing to
make necessary correction 10 the poll
books.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
For Sale or Lease.

TWENTY THREE eligible Building Lots. situated
on Harrison, Third. Ripley aud Bondeacs streets
viii be sold or leascd reasonable terms Tor mar.
tionars enquire Of CoRsIS ! low. or
(anRdtO AnnonAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

naWkeyc Insurance Co.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Risks nor taken both on the AZ LTUAL and
STOCK Plan.
nPFICE IN NO. DAvgNPORT'S BLOCK, over
~ Chubb, Bro, bel, barrow Co.'s Banking House
Once Hours, 0 AM to4PM.
DIRECTORS:
I'M D. Burrows Geo. l.. Davenport, P. Msywin,
Alfred 6audcis, Charles Leslie, O. Parry, l.. Y.
Desssint. Jas. N. Dalztll, b. b. Woodward, John
Owens, J. W. Wiley, A. II. Borrow, D. I. ShoTey.
OFFICERS:
L. O. DEsSAINT, President.
CHAS. LEsSiIE, Treasurer.
DANIEL l.. SHOREY, Secretary.
5 :; y; s4 " SIs s;s,r. Ex. Com.
h. B. WOODWARD, Assist Sec'y.
d. AcKOUN, General Agent.
This company has been from the start steadily
gaining the Confidence Of the community. II has
promptly paid ell It's Losses.
During the first two gears Of its existsnce IL oper-
ated exclusively on the Mutual plsn, ut to meet ihs
wants OF he community Il will hereafter insure on
the Stork plan also
It's home company. Its officers are sNknown TO
citizens. Its books and its property are all her
and be examined BY those insu ding, and reached
directly by process from our own courts.
II sends no m0nev abroad to feti corporations
whose soundness We have no means aseertaining.
sep99d&wsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
For Sale.

AOEE hundred and twenty Building lots In Al
Addition :. the town Of Port Byron
These lots are eligible hli handsomely situated or
she bank Of the Mississippi. They sold On rea-
tonable lern.s.
For particulars inquire OF Messrs Durfee Pratt 6,
CO., Pert Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Esl. LeCisirc
Corbin Dow Davenport, or OF the subscriber,
JAMES MAY.
n. The subscriber has numbcriess desirable pie
fceof land IN and the cities Of Davenport and
Le A!re, amp near the town OF Port By ron that he
IsCles TO sell. IOcti5il j. N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

Bennett on ruE n. Y. trnGrG-A few
days since the N,raid published an elito
rial, in which Bennett allotted the {c.l,,ra
few months only to wind up it. affairs, by
reason of the ineapaciiy OF lis proprietor,
to carry his paper through the intrieacics
Of the present crisis In another editorial
in the H,raid Of the 10th, he changes his
pinion-casily, Of conrsc-and uses the
following highly complimentary language
As in 1857, these disasters amopp=t The
paper makers and the publishing trade gen.
orally will bc followed hy the disappearance
of a host of weekly newspapers and other
cpheIcral journals. which. have no vitality
beyond the passing eapriccs Of the public
To these the New York letter will proba
bly, be an exception, from the energetic hu
siness habits of It's proprietor and the pecu
liarty Of its circulation.
The above stroke Of the pen probably re
ducel Beunctt's late loss Of $4,000 consd-
crabIy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

sumo that ON 10 morrow the sensation
preachers will take up the popular topic Of
the day, and will cdify their hearers with
some new ideas as to the present financial
revulsion. As a general thing. all these
holy men manage when they take up n
question of public interest, disconnected
with the clergy, To misstate the facts in the
first place, to make the widest and most
absurd deductions in The second place, and
finally To suggest remedies which are worse
than the disease. We would suggest to
them some points upon which they may en-
large. Let brother Beecher leave bleeding
Kansas 10 Governor Walker. and attend to
bleeding Wall street. let hin. explain how
his ccafrercs of the Md,peulfpt tumbled
through. Let him and brother Cheever tell
us how several pious houses. like that OF
Bowen a. McNamee, happen To go to tic
wall. preaching aud praying are of any
value, they have had enough Of it, and Of
the good old orthodox Calvinistic Puritan
Congregational fire and birthstone school
too And finally, as all these pillars Of
the churches have been foremost in good
works, let the churches now help them, out;
of their abundance. Let the pulpit suggest
that Wall street be relieved by bleeding
the Bible Society and Missionary funds We
want the money for our own heathens. who
will soon be without SHIRT to their backs.
and thereby be IN much worse condition
than the South Sea heathens. who consid r
the wearing of shirts an uncomfortable sa-
criiiee to social prejudices. Then, as all
these preachers have been more or less
mixed up with politics lei them recommend
that the Irish Slievegammon Fund, the
Hungarian Fund and the Kansas Fund be
dug up and appropriated to the relief Of
Wall street. All this money would be very
valuable in Wall street just now-worth
three per cent per month, with collateral
security. Where is it q? Let as have it out.
~ y. Herald 10th,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
For Sale or Lease.


I.OUR LOTS situated on ~ and Scott street. for
L. particulars enquire Of CoRsiH 4 Dow, or
JsugIsdtfl yAnua NAV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

on Third street, btwccn brady aud Perry contain
ing rooms, cellar. stable, H.. Rents for <e5 .
month. Lot IL 20N00 i,ei.
Also rev two starry Frame House and Lot In
East Davenport The house is .ox30 feet and con-
talns rooms gocd cellar, stable, sc. The lot 10
6'NibO FEET, ard most eligibly situated.
Possession Of the whole can be had on the nIst
June.
For further particulars apply 10
JOHN YARRER,
Third st, between Brady and Ferry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
MOUNT AIRY AND LARkEN.

The former Wa sired hy the rae. horse T. aye,Ier.
who won the big $4,000 ttnkd "a Canada, at nile
heats his dam was Crcio, bred by X. L. Stevens Of
hulH ken, j. He Is 1854 hands birh, a blood hay
aud has iino stoc4 ~ ibis County He IL years old
laTken Was sired ~ imported uouten, out OF tho
dam Of Rllen Batenan. He is blood bay, years
"a, 10 Y hands high. We viii warrant him 10 run
over eur track In one minute and Art five seconds.
All OF the above horsts viii be warranted sound,
We viii ssll the above good terms or sthapee
or Real Estnte. Our object IL to DISPOSE Of some ~
our stock, As We have super abundance OF all Kinds
Of thorougb-b bird es.tle, &C.
D. R. X. ALLEN:
The above stock was brought from Long
Island by US u. q n. X. A.
Daven.urtAug. 7df (Gazstte capyl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
For. Safe.
For. Sale.

1--WE acres Of ground 10 rods east ~ pr,a, street
Il ON southern .iyenne--a brauttfri sun,,,,r ~,
residence. or VIII lot In town lots 10 advantage.
hnluiro Of 4 MORSE or
iunbsit GEO. l.. NlCkp1Ic
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
TEE ST.lLLyO.V .aHO.

splen iid Bay Horse, years DID, rs ID hands high
Can show minutes IN harness. Was sired by tho
trcttlnG horse Washington, dam by AtdaIIah, This
morse l. Tee vel know here 10 need any fesumm. NJ
dafi,n from His set In this county vi,, show
ior self We will! sell him good trms or exchange
tor Real Estate
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

Stat cmcnts If the Grand Trunk Rail
way of Canada of traffic receipts, week en-
ding Oct. 3, 1857:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
For. Sale %. REM.
"A House and Lease

A HOUSE and Lease on fecond street, near Rocl
"A Island street, containing rooms cellar. wood
sted, ~, lot Is iexto rect. Rents for so n month
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

~ We have some ve,y desirable lots selected
~ and for sale IN CsIuanche. Plat seen price
terms &C. made known, upon applications TO PAR
KER, EDWARDS n TALAAGE, No. 10 Orr's Block
April 25,dtf.