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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
Dissolution or Cepartnership,

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
i style OF DAwsoN, GRIoGs h Co, n this day ds.
solved BY mutual consent. = @, Dawson retiring.
me undersimed, Who win continue ~ Dot. eho1
and leather business at the Old stsuA, under ~
tyie OF. b. 0deys = Co, y falv Gpsvussd 4
1os41r1sl Ds6s1asy - III
49, OseeA
6U0e3s sAe.ssss sisaA =
.EA.ua6AahnA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

CALL mi SEB
~. ".
LrNKsH Stock u Groceries, on Sesrsd street = >
II tween rra.iy sid Perry, where h. has just -
cei7ei and j. iio. opening h new assoI tnient oS
GROCERIES, 4 PROVISIONS.
which he VIII sell 81 wholesale and Retail, ~ ch y
Is tbs same artier CASSIDY purchased y; any other ..
adjustment. He Viii slxays keep ON hand an ;
%sorinieiii Of Wool and " il.ow Ware, and every ol
article usually kept at an establishment ~ the kin
MS ASSORTMENT L. targt. .nd Complete, nj fresh n
good, And Will lie sold y a very little advance. All
sato.ce tot u tsaIs aud Tobaooo.
Al kinds u Country Produce Ia taken exchange q
goods Idsrl2tjvuI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

lAVENP
ERClAL COLLEGE,

Az
= e ! 81
j O. hopcH,
Principal. and Teacher in Rook- Keepiag. dc
W. II. Pratt.
Asst. Principal and Teacher If ~I'enmansAJp and
Book Keeping.
AVING associated with nysl: is this Institute
II W. n Pratt, ESQ, we are nov prepared 10 quail
II, young men in all branches Of q Commercial ,dn-
cation
LOUBLE>ENTRY BOOKKEEPING,
~ ADAPTED 10 very department Of business.
BUSINESS Pc MANSHIP,
= free. boil and rApid styl-, ~ vii A. Commercial
Ga,culs'ions, and ali branches taught at s,l.i..r In
-~titutions.
TEACHERS
qualified for executing snd 'n-i. uctine in a thorough
and sci ntlfc mann.r Gu System, u Writing incind-
ing OrnAm, ntai :. nmauship, Flour shing, Gard
Writing. Ac.
Ladies DrpaTSsssss NJ,
Particular attention !. @,olieiti for III department
OUR TERMS
are more moderate, and eourss % instruction as th"r-
ough, as al any Institution IN the west W. would
respectfully cali the attention q tusiAess men AMI
otfe = e. he above and :. licit T. err patronay. r. a
H~nie Institution. All are invited b. visii US and en-
anime >pecimen- ~ Prnmanship, prog cas- Of pupil,
mode OF Inst melton, nc. For mfther particulars
enquire At tie corner Of Third ard PrIry streets
J q. LOPEZ Principal.
m'hHh'tf tGaxett copy
L. DH.dHLEf.,
Wholesale and retail dealer. In
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, SC.
vNE are nov receiving . large sfaortmcLt q
Goods e morally kept in . Paint and Oh Store,
No. lO,O0o Brady, corner OF 1cnTth,
sepsO DAvHNPOkr. IOWA.
QUO 600 Laghss Rochester Sash from 61l0 to iSx
ID IN Store and q sale At No III, UNI.
DRUSHKS-An kinds for sale
II u No 10. ono.
w HlTg LEAD--Dr, or Ground In Oh
w BRADLEY b BROGKRfr'r.
nlLS-Boiied and Linseed OIL b. the Hbl At
~ BRADLEY 4 DRoCKRTf
nIINDS--A large assortment Of Rochester Blinds.
- Jsst rse.ived 81 4 BkOKBTT0,
N1YDfAL Piato 0lAse for oooches ana show cesse
~ 4 large Assortment SoP salr st
sEADLEY Z DROOKsrrs
VARNISHES-Co4eA. Buraitsre and Damsr, . 70
pcrens article fes sas u No. 0.0O.
vNOBB C0LORS - The largest aaso, meat ever
i brought 70 this msSxet 81 No. 1901 q.
DAfkNT DAK81@1Es best sstlrae IN ns< Sr sole
= - No. 1c.0O0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
MRS. N. Z. SYALDlNG,
Hos Removed her Ladies Store
FROM ABOVE PERRY ON I'D Mt,
To No. Q LeClairc Bloek.
9Th door below Brady On second street.
jou12dtf


CRABBE'S HAIR DTesslnG 1 shaving
Il q NJ
AJILL be removed to-day. u newly nitssd Rceu
W under the L. Claire Bouee, where b. VIII eve
- found In readiness 70 serve his nunerOue custom
~ u the most aspsoved manner.
Perfancry! PeTfunory
COkSTANTlY On hand the largest stoch Of Pr.
Oumesy. CoiogLss, Bxtrslss, Washes also Pom
sdes, nestorattves, Dye &c. 01ADDD'0 superior
TTtcaUAllkOn ! lair DYE
always % hand, also Hair, Dlssh. and TbotA DrusAes
Ol0ARS, Ac. J. L. 0RADRI
ougAd-s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
DINING SALOON
N

AMI
- NJ IT
rIHE PALACE DINING .ALOON vii b. sgain
i oIenei. on W,dnesda, next March 18th vhioh
will lie conducted AZ heretofore en- the Eastern and
European piHn under the supervision o. n O Nixon.
oysters. game and MEATS Of ali kinds served NJ arv
hour. In any atyls and In = manner unst rpapfed BY
any hous. west Of NV York. Regular meals H. M
> tn 10 O'clock from ~ I'll 2 and from q 10 70 Ie.
Ing provided with competent snd ,fici, nj cooks.
feel assured Of rendering full and y, II. C, satisf.etion
TO ali who favor him vi b their patronage. This
saloon Ia lifted no and Conducted in fuch o manner as
to render II the mos fashtfayle and sccomrnodstn g
resort 10 the city Tbose She are q nj ~ 3. cd thing
Ius, go u the Palace On H. ady between Front an
Second Streets, east side, mkt 10 =. Close ! Ca
J. A EASTWOOD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
NEW GOODS IN A NEW STORE,

vNHE suisrsiAers having jusa vseeived and are now
opening q their store ~ BtRdy street, between
9Th aud 5th. on the West ede, Nhird door from the
corner 81 9th street. Of the best selected Stoke
ever brought TO this market, consisting u geoers
took vf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
POLICE REPORT.

PATRICK DAYLE Thomas CREMAN and JANE
BosHkLLr got upa little entertainments
consisting ofan indefinite quanty Of whis-
key and plug muss," on Friday evening
at the house Of Mr. Doyle The first part
1T the entertainment-the whiskey-being
disposed Of, Patrick and Thomas became in
toxicated with the opinion that they both
could whip James. In regard to this.James
politely begged leave to differ with them
and accordingly got ready and pitched in"
The picture presented i. said to have been
truly terrific although it was somewhat
relieved and softened by the presence of
the amisble spouse of Patrick who stood in
the back ground holding candle and the
stakes"
The result of the conflict was that all
three Of the heroes got whipped and NOR
cover got lin limbo
i'at was fined Sl3 IS which he paid
Thomas was adjudgedto be indebted to
the City Of Davenport in the sum of % ~
which failing to pay. he was very kindly
put in place where the dogs would have
no opportunity OF biting him for thirty day.
James who was least to blame of the party
was fined IS rs and having no money was
discharged Here endeth the account of
the fighting scrape.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

REMOVAL OF A POPULAR BUSINESS
HorsE-That popular firm, known to eve
ry body, because everybody has had deal
ings with them-that firm Of excellent bus
mess gentlemen, whose enterprise, liberali
ty. and general mercantile magnanimity
have earned for them the hearty good favor
of the Western public-Messrs TArrkS
BRorHERs, manufacturers and dealers in
clothing-hsve racently removed their ex
tensive establishment from Clark street to
No. los Lake street, where they occupy
very large store, width is full Of ready made
clothing and furnishing goods for old and
young, plain and gay-enough, in fact, to
clothe the whole community.
The readers of the Journal are acquainted
with the Happen Brothers They have ad-
vertised long and literally in our columns
which fact in itself is fair index Of their
enterprising spirit and business discretion.
They are well known-have as many friends
as he who has the 'most-have given men
as many .nts as any western flrm IN their
ine-and are now, in their capacious new
quarters on Lake street, prepared to clothe
as many as may desire to be clothed, be
they million, more or less
We most cheerfully command Happen
Brothers to the public good will During
our long and extensive dealing with them,
We have always found them to be men of the
true sort who are always ready and anx
ious to do the fair thing" They have but
one price for each article they have for sale,
but that one price is low and reasonable
Their clothing is well got up. they having
entered into the business Of manufacturing
quite extensively, and employ none but the
best Of workmen, and offer none but the
best Of goods These things We know, and
therefore feel safe in commencing them to
our friends. Men grown up. or boys Of any
age, can find in their establishment any
thing they may desire. Among the per
ma nent institutions" Of Chicago, is Tappen's
Clothing Store. Long may it wave!"-
Chicago Journal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

In The WRONG Box.-On entering
his store. yesterday morning. Mr.. Eli Ad-
ans found Six or seven letters which differ
ent persons had dropped into his private
letter box, which he has on the street door
for his personal accommodation. Those per
sons. and all others should be careful as to
where they deposit their letters, if they
would have them go out in time Mr.. A.
will have no objections to putting all such
letters in their proper place In the post-ofiice
but at the same time does not wish To- act as
T. NJ. without regular arp ,in,mcnt-
The place for depositing letters is at the lit
window shutter, on the alley, above the
Post Office building
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

San PsRaY.-1he subject Of this
paragraph isa Merchant Tailor. and . man
Of good quslities Since his advent in this
beautiful city he has directed his energies
chiefly To clothing the Americansnd foreign
population located here and hereabouts. -
His brilliant and successful career in our
midst has been marked by numerous " fits "
which he is constantly giving the public
His present facilities for clothing the max ed
and making rough places smooth. are very
extensive, and we hope never to be found
warning the public against going there to
purchase goods His stock Of fashionable
and durable cloths Is very great. and con-
slant employment is given to y large mum
her Of workmen Of the most skillful kind,
who will put it together to suit all He has
also ready made clothing for those who pre-
fer it, or are in too much Of u hurry to have
q snit made Call and see him. lie is gen
orally at home, opposite the Post Office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
OilClOths.
eMMttiSsGS.

he best Foreign and Domestic AAnufsctures,ff om
QUE yard 10 twenty four feet wide
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

Cook 4 Sargent's new Banking
House is steadily rising in symmetrical pro
portions and bids fair to be the most splen,
did structure west Of the Mississippi Riv ar.
Such sundoubtedly the case No expense
will be spared to render all its appointments
in perfect keeping with the beauty and du-
rability Of its outside appearance. The
same firm, in connection with Mr. Downey.
will complete in Iowa City another Banking
House. second only to the one building
here
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

OLp SETTLERS MovINa OUT.-Those
old Locust trees on Second street between
Brady and Perry, becoming rather old and
scar were taken away, root and branch, Sat
urday. They have. in days gone by. been
an ornament to that location, and afforded
to the denizens Of Wooden Row cooling
shade for a long number Of years. but their
time had come; for the appearance Of the
city and for the convenience Of those en-
gagged in pushing forward the car of pro,
gress, they were thus summarilv removed.
INR assortment o. Hernr snyrlsn snd fhresI =
Ply Carpetings now op@n At -
J. b. TUITION CO.'S NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

AN ORDINANCE to widen the sidewalk ON
the North side Of Front street, between
Brady and Harrison streets
Sec. 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 esth. 1856.
Attest, Gro B. SARGENT, Mayor.
E PECK, Clerk iun5d2t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
Or Damage BY Fire.
RI k NJ II II = UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY

BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
Cash Capital, paid MP In full
100000.
J. :. OAsn1LD. 6sc'v. HosAos WnImsos, Ass's
am prepared 70 take Risks and Issue Policies Tor
the above Company. This COMPANY gustAins repu-
tation Tor 1str.@ss Droa,poasss and responsibility
which readers - u The soundes. and salsst DiSc
and Marine Gonp.4..es In the United States.
3. FAY, Agnt,
luns1dtl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

FORTY H0RoE0 DRIVE u OH IA.
The terrific gratuitous outside exhibition
Of the daring Creole Gymnast, Mile AoWEJ,
at noon every day, when the winds and
storms are not excessive, ascending q
HALS-lNCH WIRE, 200 FEET Ions.
extended outside the tent, at dizzy height,
from the ground to the top VI the centre. pole
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
MORE GERMANS CoNrNG.-Wcc clip

MORE GERMANS CoxING.-Wc clip
the following paragraph from the columns
OF the Eaily Pensy'ranidn of the lst inst.
Seven hundred German families are now
on the way to Davenport, Iowa, as the first
Of the Spring emigration This will prove
a valuable addition to the population OF To-
wa
Glad TO hear IT, for there is no place in
the west which offers so great Inducements
to German, or any other respectable class
Of emigrants, as Davenport, and surroun-
ding country The selection Of this point
shows conclu-ively that they are persons Of
good discrimination There is room yet for
seven hundred families more
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
.N1DTHCE.

I'm and after tn ~ Of January the undersign.
~ Bankers In the city of Davenport, will open th.i
ofnces fOr business 1t O'Clock A. M aud close st
O'CLOCK p. y until further notice
COOK SAR6ENT
MACKLOT I CORBIN,
TALINAN, POWERS Z MCLEAN
CHUBB, BRO, DARROWS CO.
NICHOLS, OAMPDELL a 90.
0c6RE0OR, LAwEe BLAKEMORE
janldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

AN ORDINANCES to widen the Side Walk
on the Mort hside Of Front street, between
Brady and Harrison Streets:
SIC l. Be it enacted by the city council
Of the city Of Davenport, that the side walk
on the North side Of Front street, between
Brady and Harrison stsl. be established at
sixteen feet in width, instead Of twelve feet
Passed and approved May 25th. 1857.
GEO. B. SARGENT, Mayor,
E PECK, clerk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

HAVING sold my entire stock Of Clothing, Cloths
1 1 and Csssimeres, Furnishing Goods, &c; to
A-ssrs. X. n. PARKS 4 CO., formerly OF Chicago,
take this opportunity Of thanking all who have ia
vored me with their patronage, and solicit for the
above nrm Continuance of the same
Messts Parks h o., are perfectly acquainted with
the business and will spare pains TO please all
who may favor them With their custom 1t the old
stand opposite lie Claire Row.
mch23-sitD EDWARD ALDEN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
BRILLIANT FREE
Outside Spectacles,
lst THE GREAT 40 HORSE TEAM

haFsess'd before - srasd Appslssisaa, vssA 0sss
kyIes susis nasd, drtvsa b oas maa, chest 10 4.
=. tAsossh tAe prtsepai streets. turning ~ cor.
ss's. Ae., DC every msrnins. rain u sAiss. fvss.
y hsssss. ntAs trsess Ar log eaossA, would nass
. 'oassr sesn, and sny boy who has driven drive
esehy Aossss from . sstsrs 70 vstsr h . nv
9ssse Dsivsr, J" but their never VS. ed psvse v,n
b anything ssssly - ns.seees - . vessy Hssoe
tseo dstves In tAs vosiA. esssDs visA eDaiAlng
Asosrs' Ctseuses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

SELECT SCmOoT.-The attention of
Parents and Guardians is directed to the
advertisement Of Misses Severance 4 Ben
net, IN another column, Scholars placed
in this school will have every facility afror
ded them, by which to make rapid progress.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

The subscribers a.e Agents
for Messrs. ). G Herring n
Co's celebrated Fire and THIEF
roof Safe. We would invite
the attention Of the public 10
the fact that these Safes have
for years stood the test e.
both fire, thief and also Of
time. Very many Safes will
ma measure defy the former
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
Are You Insured z

not step right along To the Captains O0ce and
! nave the matter settled - I am agent lor one
OF the best mPanis in the world and viii IN
s7res . cheap - any other good company. ~ om-
pany u tn Quaker city u Philsielph'a with cab
capital ~ paid In, % d 50 90, and liberty To in
crease dons.e II any person u dssirou Of being
insurei and viii take the trouble 70 enquire into the
standing ~ this company be VII BE- satsned 70 give
me the risk - none bat good ones ~il b. t.ken.
II. W. MORRIS.
Assent Of the QuPhev City lns'nce Co OF Philsdsi.
phi, store on ~ street, Ord door from Perry st.
may16dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
CARPETS.

larger assortment than all others IN this city COM
bined.
SPLENDID MEDALLI Ms,
VELVETS AND VIII Ms,
BEAUTIFUL TAPES1nI,
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Pine, superfne and Tapestry InersIns Berlns Ven
etian, q. mp and 1elt Carpets, Druggets, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
.erring's Safes.

BURROWS. PRErrYMAN 4 DALzEIL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
". HUTCnlNGs,
Rich Cabinet Furniture.

This being the only establish ment in The Great Vest
where full assortment has ever been olered for tale.
New York Premium Pians Fossss,
WhicA br The last eight yss have received the hisA.
~ Premiums from the American Institate and ase
warranted In every respect Prices%am q soad To-
h New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

LECTURE. Tonight our worthy
Mayor delivers lecture before the Young
Mems Literary Association Of this city, at
Grigg's Hall Though delivering public
lectures is somewhat out of the Generals
line Of business, yet We have great conf
dence in his ability to deliver an interesting
lecture Ifthe experience Of years. stored
away in mind Of great capacity-if yer
satility Of thought, and superiority Of intel
lect are sources from which are to be drawn
subjects for thought and consideration, We
are disposed to think his lecture will be Of
uncommon interest to those who have the
opportunity ofhearing it Mr.. Sargent has
ever since this institution has been in opera
ton, evinced great desire for its perpetui.
~ and prosperity, by not only words, but
deeds OF generosity ever characteristic Of
the man Let the attendance be general
and encouraging to the cause to which
many Of our citizens have earnestly and per
severlngly labored
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

fIR NilNU 0lU, Dlyt1No Id w 0o
Duesphalus, Hay Drop VIA NJ
1egasas, 0sDpe, 1Ase1S.
Altogether the most Formidable coaoo1i6o
tion Of Eqaestrians, Equestsisnneo, Gro
tesques, Clowns, Gymnasts, voltgsur9b
Equilibrists, Pantomimimists, AeFobats and
highly trained Horses, Of which thsse = any
record in the history Of the Circu2 /.
J.R. WARMER, Agunt North Anaiaa UaR
I. 0RAHAM. Aeat Nnling pAlaaODU0 =
o. q. HN10n, ASog Hall ~ o. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

IRON, Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal, Swede and
New York refined ofall sizes; Nail Rods. superior
article of Swede and Pittsburgh Cast stee, NayIor
Go, round, square, dat and octagon, English, Bills
ter, German and Spring Steel PlOV steel, all Sizes
Nails and Spikes Of all sizes; Bellows, Drills, vises,
Hammers and Tonss, Stocks and Dies; Anvils, Mouse
Hole and steel faced Horse Shoes aud Nails
sorted sses Wagon, Carriage and Seat Springs; Wa
gou. bray, and buggy Axles; Shsvels Spades, Grain
Scoops Of various sizes: Crovbsrs Picks Hoes Grind
tones, cast Horse Head Hitchng Posts Iron Kettles
nd Furnaces.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
J. b. TUITION 4 CO.'S,
0fiEgs block. corner Perry and ID sts.


NJ. II. HALL L. Co.-This ente.pris.
ing firm have just commenced business at
the corner Of Front and Brady streets. where
they have a stock Of goods which cannot
cannot fail to please every class Of customer
They will sell these goods cheap-not At
cost-but at such figures ~ will suit both
buyer and seller Mr.. Hall is man Of much
experience in this line Of business and has
associated with him Mr. j. J. Ryan, man
known to be thoroughly versed in the gen
eral hardware, stove, and tin furnishing
trade, and will take great pleasure in sup
plying old friends and new with just such
goods as they desire. In addition to shelf
and heavy hardware, they keep large and
well selected lot Of stoves. for wood or coal.
to which the attention Of the public is in
vited; also all kinds Of tin ware, jobbing.
de- to order Give them . call and you
win find everything in order.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

a. Hay Ne cold q Dssroit % Set
srdsy lass q forty dellsrs per ton. Oas
lot Of - toes We ooot West.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
L.aw NOTICE

WE have this day admitted into our arm HOn
w JAMES }. IfNDLsy, late Of Missoari, and ve
continue the practice Of the Law under the name u
COOk, DILLON 4 LuNDa.EY.
In consequence Of this. oil persons will call II once
and settle, - our old business mvsf and sAaH be
closed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
B.a.Nk HEMO1.sL.

TIVE undcTsisnsd have removed TO the new build
i ing In McNanus 4 ehepard's Block, on SECOND
street, where they viii remain during the erection
their new Bank Building, ready TO attend 10 busine
as usual.
maPch0dtf COOK A0AR0RNT,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

CAvED rN.-The bank on Harrison
street, above Fifth, ct which large num-
Der Of men have been for few days past
engaged in excavating, caved in on Saturday
last, burying beneath it two men, who were
BY prompt exertions Of those present, soon
extricated without lose of life. We under
stand several Of the workmen have declined
working at that place any longer, thinking
1t too unsafe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
Was.elanuaSe Sale

THE following Goois, Wares, and Merchandise
will he sold At public auction, At the Warehouse
OF d. b. Shelley. opposite the N and Rail Road
Depot, the I'd day Of July, prox, for freight and
charges, II oot previously claimed BY the owners
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

~ rsat Crenss Dqsil1brist end ssisssM Aerial ~.
csasa1oise. vtn ts1aAs . wAsslbssssW. q nosa -
Aalf.lneh Wire, ~ ~ Isae, 01sn1e1 m ~
eressl y ~ top q ~ isfsv sn1seDsls, - -
any laly s0sog ~ asssaA1s1 s>ssoa1sss, wuGn1no
aos over ~ $1,000. h ~ sassss vsAsas - ~
~ this s1nsjs ssack sallseaA
-. 1Asss tAsss esasaa1o ~ psu1lavsy - -
ssDssaass q 80 ~ ~ ssssso unl9mvpsvD
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