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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-10

Inc probabilities OF Regency being institu-
Tea appears 10 NE TO be just now on the increase,
ana III realized Will be matter of congratulation ,
since, both for the country and for the Prince of
Prussia, II would be a far preferable state of
thugs To provisional adj I'D don of the bu al
ness Oh Tue Government merely In the name Of the
King, as being more definite and conferny great
srdegfee ofiiberty on the temporaryhold OF power
Inc slowness OF the progress in the King's recoy-
cry Offers strong grounds for the presumption
that he will be prevented for a Enlightened De-
rlod' from exercising his monarc heal functions
ana The certificate OF his medical attendants 10
that effect, when called on ofncially to pronounce
their opin MON on the subject would form the cor
stitutional basis for assumption of the egencv
by the Prince Of Prussia; but, as to the willing.
ness OF the latter to do this long as his brother
Is sufcienty In possession Of his faculties to en-.
terrain and express disinclinaton and opposi-
ton to that step, the strongest doubt must be en-
te tanned. The toning down Of the bulletins
whether arising from medical conviction or from
ministerial management, points also to renun-
cianon OF all hopes Of a recovery within anv pe-
roo that the business Of the country can admit Of
9elng kept waiting. We hear, further, Of the
s1 uesns having within the last day or two made
s ZONE, attempts, without success, to induce the
hinS 10 Sign the document empowering his
osoeher 10 act In his name; piece Of information
which, ONE wise not very reliable, ACQUIRES
crediointy and consistency from the efforts of
ceIlaih IWeishx correspondents to persuade the
wolo mere never has been any such document
thought OF. In the event Of a Regency being in
stitufed, u Is by no means Improbable MAT the
King will, as soon az his strength, admit. of N
proceed TO crafty desire he has long had NJ via
Ting the classic lard Of Ialy-a pleasure which
he has long enved his own subjects Their free-
dom to procure for themse Ives Whetber =. wilI
be able on that occasion also TO carry out a plan
he has entertained for some years, OF proceedinu
10 Greece and tosthe Holy Land, Inust however
In reason, be doubted.p' "Tss aaa'r on u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-10
LOST AND FOUND.
CARUSI'S SALOON,
EVENING. Nor.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-Last nle hi, from the
- Capitol Hill. a Sorrel HOkSE, with n :
short tail and while aronnd his left leg. Helm
was attached Ia a new Cart ~ the tim : AnyN
one giving nforinaiIug the whereabouts Of the
Horse and Cart will be Suitably paid for has tTou
OF Capitol Hill.
Mos. 'rg WIN. HAZELI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26
EST NEW s.
U
New York May 90.

New York May 90.
Patrick Lynch, editor Of the Irish A.
| merican, died to day, aged As.
Dorsey, the negro convicted Of the
| murder OF white lgirl named hop
| kins, at the five Points, was sentenced
10 death BY Judge Russell.
The new deputy, Carpenter, called
to-day on the old chief Matsell, and
demanded the papers aud document.
connected with his Office. Matscll
efused to surrender them.
A portion Of the walls of the old
brick church on Brookmann st. fell to-
day, burying two men. One was Sc
riously injured. The other, Uriah
Richie, Of Boston, owner Of the lots,
was but slightly injured.
Joseph Jackson, convicted Of rape
upon the person OF Catherine Sullivan,
at Sheepshead Bay last summer, was
yesterday sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonmcnt, the shortest term.
A correspondent from Washington
writes to the New York Sun that the
Cabinet are unanimous in the deter
minstion to OPPOSE the partition Of Nj
caragua, and that the Government was
AS a last resort to send out special
agent to treat with Walker, if she still
occupies position in the country, ra-
Their than allow the Anglo Costa kican
usurpation of the Transit route to be
contaminated.
Washington, May %.
The number Of applications for for
eign appointments. particularly tor con
sulatcs, continue to increase. Every
day brings hithcr both individuals and
letters strongly recommcndatsry for
these offices.
The President has declared to his
friends that the business greatly emb-
arrasses him, particularly IS he connot
crafty one in every ten of the appli-
cants.
The Marshal of the District of CO.
lnmbia has given notice to Mr. Blanch'
ard, one of the publishers ofthc Nation
al Era, and David A. Hall, of his in
lenton to sell their property to pay
bail forfeited by Gen. Chaplin, who was
charged with abducting slaves from
this District.
81. Louis, May 23.
A correspondent Of the Democrat
says that force Of dragons and ar
tillery left Fort Leavcnworth few
days since to fight the Cheyennes,
who, it is reported, have concentrated
at the Republican fork OF Kansas and
Blue Rivers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

AnAPPRoPKIArE SIMILx.-The mcr'
chant Who does not advertise literally
in the newspapers has been very ap-
propriately compared to . man who
has = lantern, but is too stingy to buy a
candle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

ETThe Marion (O) Republican
says that - men engaged in getting
out gravel for the Bellfontaine and In
diana Railroad Company have exhu
med two hundred and twcnty-tour In
dian skeletons. The ornaments and
war implements form quite muse
nm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

A SINGULAR Casa man named
OHara y now on trial At Auburn, N.
I, for the murder Of his son. The
theory Of the prosecution is, that the
prisoner WAS indicted for killing maa
called 'the Dutchman;" and that the
boy was an important witness against
h hthss eho pat him uadef 1 sstiss
8 ssepesaal pqniaAnent e compel hin
sl: i6Si:' = = !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

4 Lucky MAN.-One of our ex-
changes announces that Mr.. White.
living in Venice, Pa, was recently muir
dered in his own bed by some one
who wished to get his money. The
editor adds that "luckily Mr.. White
had deposited his money in the bank
the day before Mr.. White lost moth
ing but his life!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

RxovAL OF U. S. SrEAMER MIcHI-
aAN.-We see it stated that the U. S
iron steamer Michigan, is to be reno
we'd from the Lakes, BY reason Of q
demand on the part Of the British gov.
eminent upon the United States that
she should no longer be employed in
our waters, on the ground Of her main
tsnancs here being an infraction Of the
treaty stipulations of 1917.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

IdTERARY.-Dr. kane's heirs have been
paid S57 900 for the sale of the lamen
ted explorers work, the Arctic Expe
lition, and Professor Longfellow, it il
said, netted $4,000 by the sale o
ujawa tba.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

The counsel of Ward, the wife
murderer, at Sylvania, Ohio, have been
unsuccessful in their petition buy a
writ of error for a new trial. The SUI
perior Court at Columbus cverrulled
it on Wednesday last. mis-, with
their failure to procure Communication
of his sentence, cuts off all hope Of le-
gal interference in his case. He will
be hung on the 18th day Of June
next
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

W - VoUUDO - W. -
Patent nhssss us - Wsa<s Prof.
CEsMRNT ROOFE.NaG -!
VNn. the usAer.lsnes, are psspsrd V coa,ssss
w and put % ~ tAs short u nes,Oe,oar
Elastic Fire 4 Water Proof Cement Roofing.
besas tbs osiy article y,s invsassd that viii sue.
csssfuy resist the action VI the staospAere every
climate = psrfe -ily Are and waterproof, and in
,ior, TO any nstsitc rocnns We csn mi se q ovss
old tin, tar, iron, or shine. ro0b. making no dif
fcsenc. hou MT o. steep the Tvoe may -. Thls
ronr y varisn ID to prove ~ shove rsDstsenss1.
We VIII put it co for o. % PER square, no feet
S,usre.) We viii Apply upon tin spd iron roofs for
81 per square, beins account q is durability
ne cheapest pam, that can b. used.
We invite oil who sre building, and tAosc who wish
heir rosf. rpAired To cal our ONCE opposite the
LeCisire h.use. Davenport, leUs, and xsmine fan-
pl-s, and SATISFY Themselves IN regard 10 the durabn
ty sad prac,icabiiity Of this rooiinx
n. B.-We are pr pared to al! dsPs fvr our &c.
mrnt TO ihess reshins II distance WITH pslnted d.
Zee . fov lie us~.
Cayand county RfgAfsJor I,,ca and Mnne.Ota
fcr sdfe.
J.P.vAN .RR0EN 1 BRO
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Err. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Mr. samuel Osd n, NJ 80 Fourth street
taker ana Won Publ Ne 50 Fourth street
oS"s - Oeshsse, sh.ueot l8f1ycttc U8u4
Or John 8 Law. Agent u 8oyai Ins. Co., Lsaaoo
anu Liverpool.
Aessrs John Shilto L G., D,v E3oods desle 4 Ath
street
Mitchell and Rammelsberg, Furniture Mans and
dealers 18th ste I.
Mice Greenwood, E,Q
Mr. A II Hipke.
DAVENPORT
Geo Davenport,
Dr james Nail,
| Goa. / PAtchin, Builders.
Ew Wheeler, Architect,
Ef,ck. City Cie.k,
Geo Parker,
g ID tsiinie, Painter,
NJ Pat .Isop, Lcust street,
famine Donelly, lie Claire Foundry,
Eli adams.
ROCK ISLAND.
| Hak-s Riggs, jewellers,
| IS Gsyef,
| ~. Mi cheil, Banker
| Lewis Y Weber, Postmaster.
| CHICAGO.
| Hubbard, Aetna Insurance.
! , HJoAer,
| Ira Foote, Builder.
Stars, Wood Co., Bedsiead Manufacture ING Co, No
line.
J K-znor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry Wi,ner, Wholesale Crockery deal r. Iowa
Cuy.
MAy2edf
,".' . 1,',s, l., JACKSON. SAWYER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

~The next election at which
members Of Congress are to be voted
for, will take place in Virginia, on this
the 26th Of May. There will be no
other until August, at which time cleo
tions will be held in Alabama, Ten.
nessee, Arkansas, Kentucky and Tex
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

Et How many wives would do
well to emulate the virtues of the
Shawnee Indian woman, who was met
by a man who asked her to look on
him and love him. "My hnsband,''
said she, ''is ever before my eyes, and
hindcrs me from seeing yon or any one
else"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

Cor NrERFErTs.--One dollar bills of
the Liberty Bank, at Providence, X, |.
altered to tens, are in circulation, and
the alteration is SO skillfully done that
only the best judges Of money can dc.
tect them.
Five dollars counterfeits on the Ex'
change Bank, OF Hartford, are also in
circulation in large quantities,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26
! = l'Il7I.4il-4a
MARRIED.
DIED

On the 2Ist instant by tn. Rev. ". Whittemore
Andrew J. Lxwes OF Davenport, to Mis- Elizabeth
McGresor Of Pontise, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

Lorimcr, an actor of some note,
has made his debut in the Baptist pull
pit at Frankfort, Ky, and produces a
great sensation ms a preacher
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26
Welsh EmiRration tn America.

An English paper says shat the in
habitants Of a large district in Wales
have purchased large quantity Of
land in tie State Of Tennessee, and
were about starting in body to take
possession. The movement is one lit
adds) in which the whole principally
feels an interest.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26
Public Notice

$ her by given to all persons Interested that the
/ uniersigned Comni ,sioners chosen by the CITY
Council OF the City Of Davenport. TO the da-
IMAGES occasioned by openng and ext ndrg Fourth
street, from Warren street West, through. thu land
~ Sam Hirschl. will meet at the house of SAMUEL
Hirschl Friday the 5th day Of June. at Oct ok
n, for the purpose q viewing the premises and
making their assessment.
Dated the c2nd day OF May: A D, 1857
SAMUEL SYLVESTER,
WM COLLINS, CONS
JAMES RHSwICK,
NAV 2JdIOd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26
JAMES MOHROW,
Surgeon and Mocha nical Dentist.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES As SUCH

OFFERS HIS SERVICES As SUCH
to bis hiendr xu,i thr p0thc in gener-
UY Al, b,ii-, ing that he can aud will
4X11T give entir- -ati>fsction IN oil wort
ne in the Dent nj line. lie has ben engage ~ DIR.
Gouiricn's me. for the Ia Eftrn months, and be
hevng he hes sustained hi, former re. utatson
~ Dentist, lie asks for portion 81 the patronage
from his e. "nis and the public. Hi scVuren' MS
In N know e,is. II p-n,i try and arrangements In
his flee and laboratory such that be II pvepsrrd
10 do any WORK IN Ia D, ntai iin.. His mod of W RI
Is dill from sli others In hts section Of the conn
try, being more Clearly and durable, and worn With
m re C III fort and satisfaction TO the wesrer. lie
will put in ARTIFICIAL indentures from ON" to sn en-
ti,e st, ai do All other w.Tk appertaining 10 Deh-
tistry.
Once and ssiience connected, On Fourth street
second house vest IL y ALI. adjoining DIR. Fountain =
residence.
Ay nnmbrr o' refer, noes given II required
M 2ntf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

n Card.
TIAvIN0 sold my entire stock u Clothing, Cloths
III aud Ca-simeres, Furnishing 0sds, &c, 10
Nrssrs. X. u. PARKS d CO., formerly Of Chicago,
I take this oppo tuoi,y Of thanking all who have ia
vored IN. with their patronage, and SOLICIT Tor the
stowe I'm u co tinnan1. of the same
Mess,s Parks n o. arr perfectly acquainted with
the bus mess and viii spare no pains TO please oil
Who may favor th-rs With their custom ~ the old
stand opls,sts lie Claire Bow.
mrh73-h1 tDW \HU Albp n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

On Sunday, Nay 95th OF consumption. at his re
ssdenos GA Perry STREET, Mr. JAMES B. Lewis, aged
years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

THE TURF.
I'LL 21l2Ss
DAVENPORT, TRACK, IOWA!
THE FIRST MEETING OF THIS COURSE WILL
i commence on Wednesday, the lat, day Of July
1851, and continue Throughout the week.
rIRsrDAy.
No. i-sweepstskes for half mile Horses. e25
Entrance. Three OF more a race.
Proprietors to add $50. Single Dash-Catch
Weights.
No. 2-SAME DAY-Sweepstakes for all ages &i00
Subsc ription $50 Forfeit 800 aided BY the PRO-
ri4orp. Nile eats-To name and close the 15th day
Of June 1857.
SECOND DAY.
No l-ewccps,akss for all ages. $3.50 Gubscrip-
ton. 1iCO Forfeit. or more u make race, TO
which the Pr0prieiors wili add $3.50. mile heats
To- name and close the 18th day Of June 1881.
THIRD DAY.
No, 1-sweepstaAes for ali AGES, 800 subscription.
$50 forfeit, " VIII oh the Projectors will add &iOo,
8 or more u make race. Two mile heats-To name
and close the 18th day Of jane ls57.
FOURTH DAY.
No. I--post-stake for all ages, play or pay. -
sub crp'on, which the Proprieiors will add $50
3 or more tn NIL the Stake, Four mile hests-T.
close the Is h day q June 1857
The above races will be under the rules Of The
| Fashion Course. on Long Island Which rules thi,
Track ha. adopted.
Nominations and entrances to &c made with tn,
| Proprietors, Davenport Iowa.
| Races where money is added, to be adjourned In
case Of bal weather IL the Propretors think proper
| April % d3m. D. 4. X X. ALLEN.
P.s. esprit Of the Times /" ami Sporter's Spirit.
% Daily Advertiser Detroit Mchigsn. and Dali,
| Times" Chicago, copy daily tit july LIST 1857
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26
.N'OTYCE

ISh,ety given. that the undersigned Commission.
ers ch,sen BY the City Council Of Dav-nport TO
scs the dams ges asioned W widening and II aght
enins Harrison street. from the North side II Locust
street North until II in,ersects with the ROAD -adns
TO Duck Cr-~k Bridg'. known % Flu tons Bridge, vii.
met Ut the hou Of Adam Noel. North Davenport,
on Saturday the Stu day OF June, A D, 1857, at
O'Clock n, for the purpose Of viewing The premises
aud making their assessment
Dated Davenport NAV I'D, 1857.
0AMUnI. SylvmTER,
WIN COLLINS, }Com's.
osaALLrlELD,
Nay25diOd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

A-A. G. FULTON will be at the once II Da
W vidson h True for ten days & sell City
Lots Xsy26d4t
AWDD, y. READING, Of the hioago Lung In
W. Urinary, has arriv d at X. Island and has
tskea rooms thr Fanham House. 1hOse who
wish TO insult him fer dis Of tho Lungs Thrt at
Heart, Liver, Female Complaints and Chronic dis
general, should cal, 1t ono, a. his stay !.
Rece,sari sho T. He il man of rare edieina at
tanments and his rue e. the shove diseases has
truly been u altering. X al his e.rculsr MAY b I'm
AITYDH,use On Riplry. below THIRD, and ON Har-
VIZ rison street, for rent.
Mhy2ldf LFPARkek.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26
For Sale or Rent.

TVHosE store rooms and offices on the corner Of
i Third and Perry streets completed and for
sale rent. would make excellent Boarding
House and Hotel. Apply to
JOHN FORREST,
Corner Of Fourth and Brady streets.
Nay 23rddtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

0olSeeoeSS ADtTeCtCsOs
silver Plating and BelI.Hansisx.
WIN. O0EARA.. .2nc West Of Main
Commercial College.
LOPEZ PRATT. Cor ID aLd Perry
Crockery and Glassware.
l.. l.. HOI.COMB ..leClare Row
Banking nnd Exchange.
DoOIAN & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Main ST.
AACKLOrr COKBIN. =. Cor second aud Brady
COOK 4 sARGENT.............M an and second
xcGREGOR, LAwEs 4 BLGKEMORE. 80. Main.
CuUBB, BRO. BARROW ! CO.. Cor Main I'd sts.
TALl4AN, TOWERS l. MCLEAN. above p. o.
Land Agents.
ALLEN CLARK........P. o. Building, Brady II
NICHOLS, lSBELL Co... main IS
Insurance Agencies.
n. r. MITCHELL ........ door Above Post Once
II. D. HOFFAAN.............. Main street
DRY 0eeds.
CRAMPTON 4 SOY Cor. I'd. 4 Brady SITS.
J. h SUTTON 4 CO...... Grigg's Block, Perry st
GEO WEAVER MAIN st, near Cook Sargent
" @ WADSwORTH I'd st; opposite LeCaire Hou e
H. n SMITH,. Corner ID and Brady.
ADAASON 4 RAPP...........9d.s 1t. above Perry
". INSLkB......... IL. LeClalTe
Machine shop and Fsnndry.
5. o. sHoREY. I'D st., oppo. Cath Baryins Ground.
WooAsn PumPs,
CIoshias.
SAMUEL PERRY ................ .Opp Post One
J. 8. DRAKE I CO.. Main, a.doors bel 81 st.
Dsy Goods and 0rocsriss.
n. b. HEuDENHRInBR.. .2ud, near Brady ct
WascAes 4 Jswslry.
II HOUSED. .....................9Le Clsire Row
A. " blLLON.. ....No. LeClaire Row.
,. Z J. NILSSON. ...............B Brady, above -.
Doeks Z Statleoesy.
e HLLS Co............No teClaire Row.
Dnnf Ma
l1ass Z CaDs.
4. .. AllSf0N 80. ID st. opp. LeClaire House.
A. 0Mk1N.................. lie Claire Row.
Nv vERDE0...... ..Sscond -strset, east Brady
Auction ana Cemmisslon.
H. v. HoRem. Second st.. shove gerry
wv PARK HR..............sor Front I brady
L.AANO OBvssssss.sssss.. 40 ST. east Of Brady
Wholesale 0reeess.
1vAN& CHEW 4 CO.. ..Cor ID 4 Perry
DU1h SWIFT. haAy st., bs:. Front and eecoud.
y. DAlxeLl. CO...........-..Cor. - = Ferry.
RYAN = McCARM................Du burrows BiocS
TAYLOR AALLORp.. No. 10 L. Claire Bow
Dents Furnishing Gseas.
A. A. vv! AlSsoH 80. sdn. OPP; Lsnaie House
oesss Z oAsss.
1OO2B Z GARRETT. BraD 49, ID 4 81
Tseoeee = CaoaSs.
y. KUaNW... ..................9d d nesr Drady
unsae Musieal lnaasumsass.
J0enPn 4. oRAnDAL.L.......ns. lsaaars BOW
1870 1lnu9es.
Sf1f ..........:.. :: - ~. ~. e 8; i
~ 1swa Aos1suo1oooDsese
ssskss y $500 So = : s,sa'.a
1A2o mAnq = 1qDo 80 n1ooAa1 -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26
The Wonders Of the World
Walt Paper, Borders sc,

Spring time OF year IL coming. coming
And ali t,e World"
uTILL want wall Paper to beAutify and make
w comfortable the INSIDE Of eur DWELLINGS, he. "
compare fayoraLly with the WORLD outside.
Come AMI sec the large stock, great variety and
beautiful patterns at the Iowa Book Rooms OF
ELI ADAMS,
No Sc Brady street, near the Post Once.
Nav 7th,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26
ICE! ICE!

0DThe Davenport Ice 10. are now pr, pared 10
~ clntract for the d.hvrrv ~ Ice for the -
s'n Customers CONNIE ucing the s's.ou with hs
wi be gHaTdaseedto be supplied iii November II
desired. Parties Il ing lie through the sessc n
cautioned agsins, contracting with these who do
not supply the season through.
Orc, Sec nd 81, opposite L"Claire House.
IN iy5 IAN PECK & MITCHELL.
n~DMONEY TO LOAN. long amt short time
[jeI7dtH MACKIOT h CORBlN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

DIN. ]. KENNY,
+ ATE Of St Louis, has located himself in D.ven.
IL pert. and cntrs his professional services TO ths
people OF the city and vicinity.
Oficc At the Scott House, Of Front and Hsr.
rison streets May S5th
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

THE city of Davenport will pay the above Reward
for such information Ill lead 10 the d, tection
and conviction OF the prron persons who, on the
night Of tine 92d morning Of the nd instint, Get
DIRE to the buildings on the bluff recently leased for
City Hospital.
GEO B oAR0RNT,
Msy2sdn Mayor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

1851 JOHN ATKINS 1857
HAVING re-fit led his Saloons at the corner Of ID
III and Main streets, exprcs sly for their Summer
months, Will be af al times supplied with
Ice Creams, Water d Fancy Ices d, JeliiiS
He will receive during their season
Strawberries
direct from ST L 'uis by Express every day He will
Civ per SQUAT a,tendan Festivals Suppers, Wed
ding Parties, &c, taking the entire rsponsitty Of
the entertainment. He 10 fully prepared fuIni h
Confectionery, viands, &C.,
In most ,issant stye, and he hope. with Is entire
satsfAction u the pubic, that which has tho
result u his exertion in catertlg for their enjoy
ment, former Su.r meIs.
Wedding CAKE, Plain Cake, Fresh rruH Ice
Crest,as, Packed Oysters. Tongues ia Jtt-
". Brandy. Preserves Charlotte De
Russo, Roman Punch, Beer a Ia
Mode, Boned 7hrkies, chick.
en- Salad,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

A~PA CARD The undersigned having this day
W. associated with HIM George II. French. ESQ
la his Mil AMI Lumber business, takcs this occasion
to present his acknowledgements te the public for
the very liberal and h,tering patronage extended to
him 10 this city Rapid increase OF business and the
late extensive improvements made about his Mills
haveind ca him TO tue business capital and
Associate with him gentleman who will devote his
entire attention to the business
mch - diff JOHN NJ, CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

TAKEN up by the subscriber on Tuesday the 10Th
i instant, In the City Of Davenport, bay horse,
marked on the left hip ''E T." Said horse found
inir'd in . tlough, and must have died in short
time, had IL not have been found and taken ont by
the subscriber. The owner Is requ. sied TO prove
property, pay charges and take the horse away.
Hay23dlw CHRISTOPHER BUiERLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

0GsCAMANCaE LAND GU-This Company
W. now ready 10 sell lots in its Addition
to the town 81 Csmanche. II offers some Of the
most de irahle husne5s anil residence lots about ,hs
hou ishins town. ANY Information concerning the
ssme can be obtained by calling on GEO II. PAR
EER, Esq, No. 10 Orr's Block
febl7df CAMAECHE LANH co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-26

80 Magnificent building Lets
In r1tons edition u ksst Davenport which 10 tsste-
fully lad out with Pubic Parks &c. The buildiag
lots osDmsnd,eG . splendA view Of the Mississippi
and Roch l.lsnd. These lots cas- be purchased On
very AessSN1eS Tsv0s. Great induce0ents are
ofered 10 chanic- - we'll - eapsslets and seheYs
Cali ana exsnine Map and psicrs q
uAviLANo0 o0cs. LeClsir Rov.