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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
The Presidents last attack OF illness
was only of twelve hours duration,
md he is again AS well and strong as
| ever.


Tn GERNA>s o. M,>s sCrtsEl r>.-The r.
publieans of Massachusetts hay ing propos,
10 the people an amendment To the Com.ti
t%ution, restricting the right, Of suffrage L,
hose Who can read and write in the En-
li-h language--the Germans Of that STATE
have become thoroughly aroused. Leading
Germans. heretofore, dcluded by the - free
iom shriekcrs." have issued a stirring al
lre,s 10 their countrymen. We append II
few extracts:
The very same Rep b.ican friends who
battered You Germans 50 much during the
last campaign, who. calling Won the most in
i~ustriou> and enlightened people h,tor, III,
,tciioH-minI you-the very same licrul.
iican- consider You now, ajicr the >~ltctioH. as
l common keT1!
But YOU hnve still a right TO vote and be
eligible for an office even ii You cannot read
" writc-becau-c You are citizens already.
And again they do not fear as her.-but
they deprive your father. 'rotL.ers, triends.
aud all new corners Of TIA. right Of suffrage
the hottest Of all benefits il a FREE, country
knowing that those foreigners cannot 50 easy
learn to read and To write English.
tn. reading If the Constitution in Eng
lish. and the writing OF his namc. makes a
political man in Massachusetts.
There Is only one thing more to be look. d
I. my German friends. 1t (which poll
teal party act 81 against us 1t i tn. grca,
Republican party u party mixed up with
all the isins except pdfrsottSa a party
which has promised to DO a great deal for
YOU, and now this is their first step. @ TEN.
pora morcs,
But what is to be done? Will we not
show, through our sot,s, that We are educat.
ed, equal rights loving men that We never
like one sided legislators. one law Tor all
says the Lord.
We live in the land Of Washington. Jetfer-
son. Franklin. Madison. Clay, dc, and in the
state Of IIuncock. Adams, Webster. r, erett
and Choatc-thercforc We do not wish to
be guided by narrow minded, selfish men.
who fear their own shadow.
Nv German friends, DO not stand sill
Let Us not hc indifferent and let us all %
To the ballot box on the first of MAY next
and vote No against the first Amendment
and YES for the other two. Let Us be
united to show those Antterer.. the R.pub-
licauS, that We have found out their SINGER.
ity and let u. not ask them for help-5e-
cause it will he vain. They let lis slide"
Just az they would our glorious constitution.
if they could do it. The Democratic PARTY
will always stand with us as We ALWAYS
stand with them in time of danger. Hail 10
the National Democracyi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

A FAIR Hu.-Mr. Choate writes . hand
which has been compared to the autograph
Of . ssventeen-legged spider, Just crawl.
ed out Of an Inkstand. An exchange
says:
I'VE are informed that Hon. Rufus Choa.
BE- will he sent to China-not, however. by
the Government Is Minister Plenipotentisrvv
but that he has been engaged at y large sal.
ary 10 ~ out 70 Canton, where he will b.
e,ap.uyed in Ittssriag tsa-chssts I 1t Is saie
lat IS peculiar styis OF chirography wild
SeAlae hA.a 70 put % thess lns.tssene hias.i
nkES&~ ~S&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
THURSDAY MORNING, Maya. 1856
REPUBLICAN, KNOW NorH1NoIsM

@NA
Alexander II. Holley is the present
Governor OF Connecticut, elected by a
few hundred votes over the Democrat
&c Candidate for that office. lie is n
resident Of Salisbury, Conn, and is one
Of the most arrogant aris,ocrats H.
that State. So unpopular is he in hi,
own town and County, that with all
his longings and ~yea,nings fo,
Office, he has never been able TO sccur,
eve q nomination for Selectman o..
his own town. A remark is attribute,
To him, which he would have made. il
IN fact he did not, to the effect that -
sleeps head and pluck was enough
wages for a poor nan each day The
Republicans have elected him Govern
or. In his Message he condemns the
Supreme Court Of the United States,
with all the flippancy Of a freshman at
Yale College. He talks Of the misin-
depreciation Of the Constitution by the
Courts, and hints that notwithstanding
he isx manufacturer of jack-knivcs, he
knows all about the Constitution of the
United States, and what il mca il
every paragraph. He further suggest.
that the State Of Connecticut pass laws
prohid,t'my citizens Of foreign birth,
Dho hare been m~ataraiizsd, from roting
IN the State Of Connecticut, until ahy
a residence Of several gears mithin H.
State.
This is Rcpublicanism unnasket,
That party did condcscend To pat a few
voters of foreign birth upon the back
before the November election, at I'll.
same time shrieking into their ears,
the mclodious strain Of freedom %
speech, freedom Of Kansas, freedom foi
Niggers." The bait took. A larg,
number Of German voters believed il
the sincerity Of the Republican PROBES
sions and voted for Fremont, belcivin,
that a vote so given, wa a vote f
freedom. But when the smoke Of Ia
battle clears away, the naturaiizc,l vo
ter, bcholds with dismay, that he ha
been allied t. n party whose secrc
hatred of all foreigners, was rs intcns
rs ever, and only suppressed during
National Election, TO break out with
deadlicr prescription than ever before
The plan of the Republican Governc
Of Connecticut is to dodge the gener,
Naturalization laws, by passinga Sta,
law, disqualifying adopted either
from voting, after they become cit
lens Of the United States. That ma
be "liberty for the negro" but it
slavery to the foreiyn born mhift
But what IA the Republican party 1
to preserve n decaying organization
better than to fall back upon the Kno
Nothing Platform. Every issue ma,
by them with the Democracy has be,
decided against them by the people, al
in desperation, they will probably +
vive the dark lantern Monstrositv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

RATHER UNcEREMoNIors.--Cou..t
i'Alembcrt, in his "Tour Ell Amer
lue," gives the following laughable
incident:
Far away from the great cities, hall
hidden in the foliage, was the modest
- hut OF a man, half trapper and halt
sherman, and more than half savage:
If Course his name is Smith. He was
married, aud he and his wife, in this
n little chamber, led the happiest OF
ives; for on occasion She would not
object to 90 twenty miles to hear the
BAPTIST minister preach.
by degrees a dull but regular sound
freaks upon the silence Of the wilder
,ess, the steamer is ascending the river,
making the best Of its way agains. the
,:ream. But neither Smith nor his
wife pays any attention; he goes OH
leaning his gun, and she knitting her
stockings.
The air however, darkens; thick
smoke rose upon every side; a formid
atle explosion Is heard, like the dis
barge oil several cannons at once Tn,
| boiler had burst; the vessel had sunk,
aud everything was destroyed.
Smith and his wife were interrupted
by the splitting in two Of the cabin
root, aud something heavy descending
through the aperture. This something
was a man, who dropped between til.
pair, without, however, disturbing
rither-he still cleaning his gun, sh.
still knitting her stockings.
But the traveller, so ludely introdu
ccd, seemed rather astonished at li
descent. After few moments, how
ever, he resumed his GOODNESS, and be
san to look about him, fixing his at
'%rntion at least upon the hole through
which he had just dropped.
"Ah' my man." SAID he, at length
"what is Your damage"
Upon this, Smith putting aside hi
rifle, and looking up to estimate hisio
answered aftcI some little reflection.
Ten dollars"
You be hanged" exclaimed tn
traveller, LAST week, in an cxplosio
which happened to be at, il ano,h,
steamer, ] fell through three flights. i
a new house, and they only charge
me five dollars. NJ, no, | know VII;
The figure" is in such cases. Here
a couple of dollars. and if that won
suit, 90 and sue me AS quick rs yo
like :"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

HoRRrrLE AoCIDExL-A Man Sawed in
Two.-Thc London &C. W. Free Press of
yesterday says that, on Wednesday of last
week, a most shocking accident occurred in
Ssircular saw mill at W~allsingham. Oh r.
res H.rris, a young man lately married.
had Just been employed that morning to
work ifhe mill, and was set TO carry away
the boards as they dropped from the saw.
He was cationed against the danger Of let
ting u board touch the saw while in motion
hut the unfortunate man had taken a
board, G n i Of which had
with violence. caused the other end to fore.
him against the saw, then in full motion,
amp as quick ". thought he wa cut in twain.
The saw struck first the point Of the left
shoulder, passing directly through the
heart. aud out under the ribs on the right
side of the body.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

ANOTHER BLACK SHEEP.-A com.
mittee Of the Methodist New England
Conference, appointed to investigate
the case Of Rev. D.. L. Gear, of Lynn
report him guilty Of %fornication, lying
and forgery-tha,'s all! A donation
party ought to be given him at once.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

VTnHRnAs on the 18th day o. o i. bs 4 D 1855,
w friedrich n stv, CT . Il Do uth.s str,rt ex.
ecu'ed unto A. s'in Cofbin - rveste, a ceItsin d. d
ofTiu.t c nv ying TO ssid Tr,spe III and 10 &c ~
G uaty, lova, fesc'ibs a. fllos. town LIT mum.
be four ~ In Block number hres 49, IN AcInio his
ad ! ion TO the City % Davenport viii h sah,c !, ey.
ance Wa md by the sssd Fried rich =. 81. NJ, and
Dorothea STRUCK scr N. pm p 10 ~ .ec,r ne tho
. yn Mt Of . certsin o'omis ~ not and tn Int rcst
thrr on . gn q b. I'D Fr de,tch n e,rrck aud Do.
ro'hea Struck. dated the 18th day ~ es1ber 4 d,
1880, payable one yes' after date to tn ord.r Of J, hn
Kerlan . nd s0w said note having b. c. me IN and
pay BIZ and the said PRED ? CHI s. uek snd Do"tAea
Struck having failed 10 psy he sam I Ar.,i, Cor.
3 ., trustee ~ .foscsAid, d. Arsab sv- this pubiis
noiic-, that % virtue Of he u.sw-Y which y in ne
v std by said ICED Of Tint. I vii Oh Sas. rdsy the
sxth d y ~ J une. 4 D. 1887 4 he heuv Of . O'Clock
nth ate nosn Of sasd dsy,at q, Cour, Rouse do, . in
The Ct y OF D,v~npnrt, RI. o-e asd ~ . A~ sale, at
pooese es'ctson. N pescl u iaaA ascve aesrrihsd. o.
- aacA ther u - .hsll - s,0 ~. % ssti.fy end
ueysAe sneao. ~ N no = Vi h - IaoPrsst u = on
- u u. u ales tneetheS 9th ~ ~ msee attend.
20 sosn = } eesta o.,,Ar > sls md 1r".ss'sA-s ..
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

0T The fact that Rev" Antoiuette
Brown B'sckwelrs pulpit has been vsca-
ted and Der church closed has been al.
ready announced. Tho reason now
turns up in the event Of 80 liuls lsmb.
kim Who requires oil her attention, sod
for WHOM che 10 willing to relinqaish her
''aock" henceforsh and forever. Her
husband deserves tho public thanks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
DEDICATION.

TIME Soon. B. ptist Church, corner of Fourth and
Perry .trtts. wilIt' d-iictt"d with spprorriate
-ryiS"s. Sapdsv MAJ l;th, 1851.
Nj ming s-l wees at 10 80. sermon by Rev D.
H,w4raof Chicago.
Aneru on ,.-v ces al J O'Clock. DedicStion s-r
moa by Few I W Mes.
E.ering services at 7 80. Sermon by Rev DR.
Howard Of Oh cego.
Oth.r Cleteyin"n from abroad will be present.
The public Is inyitcd TO attend.
Nav It-l3t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
TAkE

A LII Per-o ns are h reby noiii 81 snd can'ieneF
hot TO sss, buy, OF ray for . loom,
Comt o>ition which Is nor berg Insd" ann Vrha q
in tn. City Of Dave, port, Scott County Iowa %
GA b. njsm,n ~ the q neral Agent OF u va
b rgen 4 Bro, As the zane is an in'rinscmeh. up'
the Undersigned. who >iun- have he Nclu I've fiSn
to make use aud Ro dog Composition 10
tn County Of scott, Iws,..s well n. IN oue'
ftriit ~ II thr s ate- OF 10 va and Illinois.
And all per ons Who have, or who may ne.rai.e'
rriploy said J y vsnB rgen = Bru's. or GA BeiuA
min, Central Agcnt, n aforesaid in the use ofsff
Composition. or shsll paw Ter III. same, - e SHAH noe
personally Liable ard recover by suii or oth'Isis
all such monies, ~ vel as dam ages for the Infringe
ment Of Vests patent n Aforesaid
Dat d Davenport Iowa. May 11,h, 1857.
WILLIAM WELLS D CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

VmGiNIA.-The election in Nirgi
MA on Thursday, the 2s,h inst. Thlr-
teen members Of Congress are to b,
elected. In the last Congress the en-
tire delegation was Democratic, with u
single exception (Mr. Carlisle
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
REMOVAL.

vTNHK Subrr.bes viii remove from bis ce stand on
i Brafy street. 70 hi. new snc c.pAcisus Store, n
bis new building, corner Of ID and Perry strse's, On
o. y, Ut the 7th Of Nay. nsxt, vh~rs be Day ~ fosnd
BY bis friends, ready 10 serve ID m, 10 hu caracily
IN the most prompt and correct mannr
s"'A" pRsNOs JACORY il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

~On and after the 18th instant,
the new cent pieces will be paid out a,
the Philadelphia mint, in exchange for
Spanish Silver coin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

ALARMING DEsr,rurIoN , \ NORTHERN
MicniGAN.-The Detroit Tribune learns
'sfrom . gentleman Who hes basn il
Grasiot, fuscols sad ether sorthsvu
counties, shss aasy Of he people ars in
. fsmishiDG oond tion, and ~ sabeioo.
ine on boiled oats alooe."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
EOD. Sale,

~ AN IMPROVED W RIM or 100 ACRES -
It'll five miles west ~ tn city ~ DavrsD ~. 49,
~ st the Wesley Chapel. tie Farming ~
Utensils sLd stock aud grain on The farm viz te sod
with tn land " desired.
For particulars call Or the subscriber - the pvsm.
tses. DAVID DAkkY.
fehitd3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

~About ESQ bushels Of the seed
Of the Chinese Sugar Cane have been
liytrihsAal y ~ HslAna o&ss tAia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
The Albany Argus closes an article
on Mormonism, thus:

"But meantime this huge, deformed,
gangrened and poisonous growth OF
human passions has developed itself,
not without some good purpose. 1t
teaches US many good lessons-and we
will be wise il We learn in time to be-
ware Of that political priesthood which
whether headed by a Beecher, a
kallOch, q Cheever, or q Brigham
Youug-commences by arrogsting to
itself divine attributes, and claiming to
speak in the name Of God, and ends in
the moral and mental degradation and
achievement Of its victims"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
LATEST NEWS S.
O-O-
Sc. Lonia. Nav IL

-o-O-
Ss. Loois, Nay II.
The oem0iseion houss 81 Tuassall 4
Holos, end the tsrpsulin fsstory Of Bus-
gees 4 collins, ssrs burnt Saturday
night. Loss,. ~, 900 Insured for SIS,
900. The lose YES wholly On the build
ing, which belonged t. the Collins ~
ate.
New York, May II.
A serious rebell,on brok. out st sins
sing Prison on Sunday. in which near.
II the prisoners were engaged The al
cir To- Suelled before much damsg
was done. None OF tho prisoners es
csped.
New York, May II.
Chief Justice Oakly, Of the Superior
Court, died last night, aged seventy
stree years. .. /.
Joho Turner. formerly publisher oil
tho New York Gazette, also died yester'
isy, aged IS years.
Memphis, Tenn, May IL.
Hoo. Stephen Adams, formerly Mem
Der Of Congress from Mississippi, died
here yesterday morning.
Washington Intelligence.
Washington, May IL
Hon. Robert J. Walker took the oath
y Office 20. day ~ Governor Of Kansas
iIe vas closeted with the President fol
'eversl hours, and received his lnetruo
ions from him and will leave for th,
Territory tomorrow morning.
Buffalo, May 18th
Tho Mayor Of this c.sy has offered
-eward Of $500 for the arrest and con
lotion Of the murderer or nurderers o
J o. Gibson, who il supposed TO hsv'
'een m0rderednesr Cleveland two month
ego.
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Apple tons Railway ,!.ri" for Nsrh rs
just re tiv.d AMI rr sale ri.
TIE iona Book Rooms,
Ne. 80 BRADY 81. near tn Post once.
) nto I. an ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist,
- OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS suon

- OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS SCOU
to his friend and the pmIlc in gen.r.
lH 81. bcii- ig that he can and will
o give entir- satisfaction IN oil wort
me In the D 'ntal line. He has been engage 10 DR..
Go,irica's. nice for the last fifteen Moath-, and Re
iieving that he has sustained his former re. utatien
"a Dentist, he asks for a PORTION II the PATRONAGE
'rnn his fri-nds and rte pnhi.c HI acquiren, ns
in tn kao sleds" Il Dei try and srrangem@nts In
hts on y and laboratory are sach that he 10 prepa red
. D., any worA IN IN Dental line. His med Of y. RI
Is dill r-nt from, all others In his section Of the conn
~, bring mo e q AMY and durable and worn with
N r. crnfort aud satis'ac;ion to the w-ar.r. Re
will PIT in Artificial irdentuses from on to an en-
l ssrt, and do al other w.rk sppertainins to Dem
istry.
On and residence connected, on P,urth street,
>ec"mi house vest Of Main, a i1ining Or. Fountains
resi-. ne.
A'y number Of references given IL required.
M 9dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

HAVING sold my entire stock Of Clothing, Cloths
and Ca>simeres, Furnishrg 6oods. &c, to
u ssrs. r. u. 4 co. firm. riy OF Chicago,
| take this opportunity Of thanking oil who have ~.
vored me- with their patronage, and solicit for the
hove arm = co tinuanee Of the same.
Messrs Parks l. o., are perfectly acquainted with
The business and will spare DO pains to please eli
Who may favor th~ra Nth their custom ct the oio
stand opposite lie Claire Row.
mch23-it0 HDw ARR ALDEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

~in:::;is;:.%;;:Et3s;khHE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
SELLING OFF,
Lease aud Fixtures for Sale.

THE Subscribers having Ia view . change Of bn,i.
i nose, oflxS the le.s- ssd nxtu rs o'ih " Stare -
Dalzrii's Block secnd T. sLd r rry-snOrding an
excellent opportunity fr aay one wishing 70 enter
into the
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
Our extensive CONNECTION through The country
would b. ofgr Al aivAntsge to . N-w House.
The STOCK will alsa b. ~. posed Of On 'easnDsbb
.rm.. snt having been purv $50 a. be 0 E ihr advance
10 prices. ~ can ofier great indus emen . to ,uy~rs.
April 7, Dc .1AMsON h kAPP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
Is Chalk In" and Save Costs !

4 ~. p rsons knowi lr III ms Ives nd btei to me.
\ either nv not" ,r boat ,ecouut, are r'qu"ht d 4"
settle the same INN sdiit,ig. I'D .y Going - 'h"s
will say. III tho,- l'tls &c utricitie-, va costs.
This Is the las! can.
CHILD,
At enid &.HoatL's Hardware store.
Ma, I3-ftf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

Stores Il Dwellings
ON BRADY 1T, MEAN THE TOST OFFICE.
/. L.rg. One, second Il or ( ont, 20 BY 90 IT
.utt Alb" fr two persons
Q. Large room. second door, 90 bv ~ + e.. we'll
lsbtei ih wiz doWs aud XIV light. su Liable
for Dssncrreotypists, Afti Is, DENTS Prin-
ter or y Ok Binder.
~ 10Th Of the above have high ceilings, and
two public entrances,
3. S,orc IS by 30 t4t large wind " and door,
(thr.e doors north of oh l wa DO K Rooms. ",
T. Store or ono. next d or.
on THE CATHO &c 81 OCK, SKTwEEN BRADY
FOURTH y FIFTH STREETS.
S. Store with Dwelling four rooms.
g. Dive ling or Once, stc"Dd hoor, , rooms.
6. Dwelling or Onic-, SECOND floor, , rooms.
Apply 10
ELI ADAMS,
Book Rtorc, No. 36 Brad 81. near
inay7u the Post Once.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
PUBLIC NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the annual meeting Of The
stock holdess Of tAs Mississippi and Missouri Raj.
Road Company, Will be held 1t tho nee Of san Com.
ponV In tbs city ~ Davenport, On = nday the nnt
day u June next, for the purpo-e Of sasctsne Dirsc-
tore for The ensuing year, and foe the traasae4joo q
~ osAu eaoinsss - mag - nscessssy.
psssupsss A,ss = u ANysse.
lY~sa&aH1R
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

T . hereby 81 en-, that an aJ,urnei m-eti z o.
the G ,rsu,i sioners chosen b the City C,rnc,l
fDaven,urt. t. y ess the dsmsge occ-stu rei hy
pen n. and extending OF n RI Il streei, vl Re
aJid-n 1t the Cab. ,c Church Narqu-'t e STREET. o..
Tue d y May II, 1857, At . CO ok A. y to sp-
PORTION and xsse S H. camag +, with Q ,.ts Of . ~
I'D ms the Q n up-n tn. .--l estate. by hem
lie, med beaeh:ted. Dstei his 7th das MAJ, 1857.
JAMES ksNwI IL,
SAAUFV. 6YI ESTER,
" g. COLLINS.
usyS-dtd Commissioners.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

NSURAXlk, + LkTELLI0EHCE A0KE7,
HOUSES rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected,
IA Taxes pad o nOu- residents. Collections mad.
pfompi!y RENTED 10 any part Of the country
Esebahge bought aud sUId, NOTES discounted On
sood security.
@ wilder, Esq. Boston. Mas
Lcke, Marsh 4 Co, BsstoD, Mass.
W > Audcg It 1 c.,
Hon b " aSrris, L Bril- evster. y %.
kuss~l Alden, Camp Ito,
J Keith, E.q, Atinstn,
q $ Soodma an, tBankei) Chicago, III.
huntington, v 4dworth ! Parks, Chicago, III
q A DoGgias z q,
u u Stevens, Esg, 81 Arth, ny, MINI. Terr
X Small, Hsq, GaIebs, Ill
Hon james Harrington, Davenport,
Burrow- h Preity~sD,
Burn-il, Gei<tt L c.,
q whitoomb, ESQ,
spil 26dif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

OUV MAKhshCent Duul0lD8 lIOtU
In Pultons addition TO East Davenport, which 10 'sste-
fully iaid cut with Pub ic r tks Ac. ahe b,iidina
ami Rock 1.lsnf. 7be,e lots ca b. purchased On
very Leaspn0bfe Ttrms HfeAt induce ~ nts are
one ei TO n chsnIc a. well - capitalists aud sshers,
Call an ! ex mirs " y an. pric 80
HAytLANDs O0tes. LClair Rov.
AD,iI n al.