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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-10
FREAK OF NATURE.-lt is not ofte

FREAK OF NATURE.-1t is not often
that an opportunity is afforded to wit.
ness such freak of nature as occur
red in our town OH Tuesday last. 1t
was the birth of a native child with
four legs, and four perfectly formed
feet. There were two limbs besides,
neither legs nor arms, but mere stumps.
The natural legs and feet were located
as in any perfectly formed child !; the
other legs are placed in front of these
and are smaller as are also the feet.
Perhaps the best idea we can give of
1t to those who have Lot seen it is, that
it resembles perfectly formed child,
excepting the addition of two extra but
smaller legs just in front of the natur-
al ones, and close above these third
and fourth legs, are the stumps allud-
ed to. The child has natural arms and
hands In their proper position. Ply
siclans think it may live as it appears
to be in healthy condition. The
mother, native, is quite proud of her
curiosity.-Honoluhu Advertiser.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-10
Home Items,

slnce uui laSl ISSUE u very largo pro-
portion of tie cases were continued -
Toe first case was an action of trespass
on tho freehold III favor Of Elnothan
hnoPp aud against IHomaS J. Hooker
aud others. The principal controyers,
was in regard to tue title OF land, The
case was argued BY Mr.. Briggs for plain.
tiff, and Messrs. Cbittenden and Pier.
point for defendants The verdict was
for plaintiff with $40 damages.
The next case was James CaLdaoeH
VS.. Ira Raymond. The defendant was
an officer and attached a store of goods
In Orwell, as the property Of one VIM.
q. Grassie. The main question was as
to the ownership of the goods. The case
was argued by Messrs. Uhitteuden and
Stewart for plaintiff, aud by Mossrs
Briggs and Kellogg for the defendants
The verdict was for plaintiff, with 5000
damages.
The case of State VS.. Aloneo .S,cest
was then brought on for trial. The in.
dictment was for burning a barn which
contained a span of horses aud large
quantity Of hay and grain, the property
of Eleazer Ross. After the evidence
was all i'll Oh Tuesday night, the court
took recess till yesterday morning the
jury were permitted to separate by con.
sent of the lawyers Yesterday the
cause was argued by Mr.. States Attor.
uey Woodbridge and Mr.. Beckwith for
the government, aud Messrs Chittenden
and John Plerpoint for the prisoner
The verdict had not been rendered when
we went to press
LEE TAFT, Esq, was admitted to tho
bar as an Attorney and counsellor of the
court, on Friday
The Rev. j. T. Hyde is to be en-.
stalled pastor of the Congregational
Church of this place to day. Sermon
by the Rev. DR.. Bushnell, of New Haven,
Conn.
The people of this place we're
very much shocked on Friday morning
by the intelligence that Mr.. Joseph
Prit Guardian enterprising young far.
mer of this place, was drowned the
evening previous in Lake Champlain,
near the mouth of Otter Creek. Mr..
Z. was on a fishing excursion, and
while passing in a small boat, with
another man, from one point to the
other, the boat, which was leaky fill.
ed and sank under them. There was
about twenty feet of water at q distance
of twenty rods from shore. His CONS
panion swan ashore. Diligent search
has been made for the body, but as
ynt w;thont suoooss.
MIR. Z. has left large circle of rel
ativeS ana friends to mourn his loss,
but the blow falls with most crushing
weight upon those of his household
his young wife and child, and infrm
parents.
Since writing the above we learn
by telegraph that the body has beer
found.
A man by the name of Lyman
Peck was arrested in Cornwall on Fri
day last, by an officer from ESSEX
Co. N. Y. On charge of assisting
persons to break Jail.
The same man was bound to appear
In few days to answer an indictment
for burglary and theft-which he did
not intend to do.
For the past week or more, there
has been an excess of rain. We hear
complaint of corn rotting in the ground.
The small grains have a sickly hue,
but grass has advanced prodigiously.
A large yield seems now inevitable.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-10

IMPRovEHENrs IN DeNTIsrRY.-It is
within the recollection of many who still
consider Themselves young people, when
the only remedy for au aching or de.
cayed tooth was resort to the family
physician, and test of his strength with
the tenacious hold Of the tooth upon the
JAW. IF nothing broke. the tooth
generally came out. Science has inter.
fercd aud put a stop to the harbarous
treatment If former days The ieclyed
tooth is now Sared, not deStroged. and
made to do still many years good ser.
vice Among those who have been large.
ly instrumental in bringing the science
of dentistry to its present state of per-
fiction, are Drs Cummings & Flagg,
the we'll known artists, whose rooms ara
at 25 fremont street, They are both
thoroughly educated in their profession,
and are practical men. We can cheer.
fully commend Drs Cummings & Fagg
as worthy the confidence and patronage
Of all who require operations on heir
teeth Their establishments Is the lar,.
est III the country ard visit to their
rooms will satisfy the enquirer rs to the
extent Of their business THOR deatal
preparations, such as the Neype Aao.
dyHe for the Instantaneous cnrc IF the
tooth ache. the DeHtrifce and Powler.
for cleaning and preserving he teeth and
gums, should he upon every ons's toilet
table. we rejoice AZ the success which
has attended the eflrts Of D. Cum.
mlngS Il Flag to perfect tho scj.noe in
which they are eng iged, and renewedly
commend them to the patronage and a.
teo,ion of the public Boston Journal.
The following account of an English
fisherman, from the hqickerbocksr. is
good one A friend, late on Saturday
afternoon hailed him as he was skilfully
" essaying the willy fishers art" for trout
with; "Helloa there Got anything p
"Got anything of course not | only
came here last Wednesday," was the reply,
as the patient angler once more east his
patent fly.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-10

Tue WmsKrY TaAug The cnormous
iucrcnse IN be manufacture If vhiskoyin
tho West as wcil as IN our own ia mcdi.
ate ueig borhood, within tha past law
years. the pai ticuiors of which we have
from time to time published is attrac-
mug considerable attention ~ present on
account Of the purposes g. which the pro-
duet is applied Much the largest portion
Of i is manufactured INFO alcohol the
shipments Of which to France have been
enormous. ne the readers Of our dsily
freight list have perceived A Cincinna.
ii paper states that one day las week
10000 barrels of alcohol were sold to "A
house in New Orleans, intcnlsd for slip.
meut to France. \ considerable ouan
thy OF the alcohol made here is employ.
ea IN the manufacture of campheue and
the varions burning fluids in domestic
use out the greater part is exported.
~ Is cohJecfured By many that the alec
hol we ship to France is returned to us
again, branded as pure 'Cognac' or gen
uine Rochelle" brandy To certain
extent this is doubtless corrcc'. so far at
least as brands Of questionable repu.al-
ION are concerned but we 10 not sup.
pose that brandies ara adulterated to any
greater degree now than formerly 1t
will be remembered that during the scar
city OF breadstuffs in Europe. while the
Crlmean war was pouding an edict was
promulgated in Francs, prohibiting the
disti'atlon of spirits from grain This
edict has continued in force ever since
and hence the extraordinary demand Cor
our alcohol for shipments to that country.
1t is employed extensively in France in
the manufacture of perfumery, and for
burning purposes 1t is used also to
considerable extent to fortify wines, aud
is likewise introduced into the Inferior
qualities of brandy. But the well known
standard brands Of Coguac and Rochelle
braDdies stand as high in the markets Of
the world to day az they have ever stood
The extreme jealously and rivalry oxis.
ting among the principal manufactures
IS sufficient safegard against the exten.
slve aduterati0u which is surmised We
should as soon expect to fud that the no.
ted Gen see millers would suffer our or.
binary State -four TO 90 abroad bearing
their brands. "a to find that the celebra.
ted Cognac manufacturers woald allow
their reputation to suffer by placing their
brands upon inferior qualities Of brandy
The great scarcity of brandies in France
owing to the failure in the grape crop
last season. will doubtless induce expert
ments in aduteration; but there is every
reason to believo that the standard
brands will maintain their previous char
acter ~. y. Journal of Commerce.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-10

BETs ON THE COMET We ought to
have published long ago the propositions
of the Urbana (In.) Consultation concer.
ming the Comet. Zimmerman, after OBJ.
serving the ''crittern carefully with the
Instruments Of the Urbana Brass Band
comes to the conclusions.
Let The Comet will not strike the
earth but
%. If it does strike it will never do i,
the second time
In case however any gentleman holds
opinions different from the above and is
willing to back his views to a limited
extent, in order to arrive OF the truth in
this momeutous matter. we hereby make
the following
PROPOSITIONS
LIST. We will wager $40 900 more or
less, that If the Comet offers to stlke we
will dodge before it does it /; in other
words that sum that it can't be brought
to the scratch.
%. A like sum tina, il it does strike, it
Will be Knocked higher nor kite.
Sd. Twenty five times the above a.
'''Hi'''i 'hhn III ttcN lllt cOlHEI SiTlkGs. III
won't bulge the earth six inches BY &C.
tual measurement
4th. A like amount that after the com.
ct strikes, its tail dropt
9Th. An optional sum that the earth
can knock the comet further than the
comet can knock the earth, zine times
out of eleven.
9th. That after the comet gets through
striking the earth. il will never want to
strike anybody else.
These propositions are intended to GOV.
er the case ofany gentleman on this globo
or on the comet or elsewhere
All wagers to be decided By the Jld,
ges of the Supreme Court.
Money to BE- deposited in the Banks
of Newfoundland
Time Of striking and other arraug.
ments to be fixed by the parties.
Applicants for bets have right to select
any comet they choose.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

Table Linens, Napkins and Doylies, IAnsn ohses-
ins AID Pillow Linens, uackabucks, 1eVas orr
&c., At 70 per ssHt less than usual prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
- -
city Nominations.

AT meeting of tie Democracy Of
this City, held at the Court House,
last evening, the following nominations
were made:
For City Clerk, Eiel Peck.
For City Marshal, " W. Mitchell.
For Treasurer, Samuel Sylvester.
For Police Magistrate. John Forrest.
The meeting then adjourned tomeet
at the Court House on "Wednesday tbc
LIST day of April, at : o'clock Z. NJ
In our Monday mornings issue full
proceedings of the meeting will be Civ.
en-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

township MEErIxG.-The Democrats
Of Davenport Township are requested
to meet at the Court House on We'd
ncsday evening April lst, at : o'clock,
I. NJ. for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the ensuing township
election.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
DINING SALOON

II - - y a q n - NJ -
YN6B PALACE D1NIN0 eALOOH xM - ssa.n
j opsnsi, % Wednesday next March ioth vhich
vtu 10 conducted - heretofore on the Hastsrn and
3uropesa plan under the supervisiou Of \ O Ntxou.
Oystsrs. oaas aad meats Of oil kinds served q ~
hour, In Any style and IN manner uns~speseed 81
any house vest d New York. Asealar meais frcc
TIL 10 o'clock from ~ TIL . and from 70 n. =.
iss provided with eempstsnt and tfscient cooks. !
~ assured Of rsc1ssnG fs md perfect sssaiNetioe
70 ~ wAe layer Nm With their patruoase. nm
oAlesa Y ettea ~ 81 oaaluGoe1 " ssch aA>sr n
- ronAer h IL 0oet toeAlaaoAoe AA1 aceen0o1sSn1
men = ~ cry. 1Aose eAs ase Sdua u eDoA ihlaSS
III 6sssss - ~ g -. a. Is. ~
N nm 0H
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
Public Notice,

TO o'ener' Of lend on either side Of Bredy Street
feu are her,by no,ced that so much Of said land A.
may Be necessary will b, AIKEN and Appropriated hy
the City Council of the City Of Davenport, to open
and widen Brady Street from the south lin. ofseventh
seftto the ser.h lire Of Locust street and tina
Smmlssisners viii be elected to asse,s the dam.x.
therefor ss thu arst meeting Ct said Cit, Csua,u Il,
ssr ten DAYS publicsti, IN Of this notice.
BY order q. City Council.
March g. 1851 '
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

It 10 with the greatest difficulty that
drays can navigate our streets, the mud
being up to "hish water" mark, but it
will probably fall In day or two, 70
- to enable them to distribute tho
lsrgs piles ofgoods which are nsw b..
lug ssesstsa n Ais plsk&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
kroh uk and Rock Island Packet
Line.

p The iayoritc steamer BES CAMP
BELL Capt. LERo, DopGE, having been
refitted, furnished and re painted
throughout, will commence her regu-
lar trips on Mon,ay, the 3oth inst, af
ter the arrival of the morning trains OF
cars from Chicago and Iowa City,
Passengers going Sc nth. will take due
u tice ofthe above, and govern them.
selves accordingly"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
Public Notice.

10 o'cn srs Of iondson either side Of Pe,vy Street
You are hereby notified that so much Of said land
as may be necessary will be taken and appropriated
by the City Council of the city Of Davenport, 10 open
ann widen Perry stret from the south line of seven
IN street TO the south line Fl Locust street and tina
commissioners will be elected the damages
therefor, at the first meeting Of said City Council Of.
ter ten DAYS publication Of this notice
BY order ofGity Council.
March 90, 1887.
Mch11 idiot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
G. q NJ NJ + Il CT AL
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
OFrics or Iowa DAILY STATE DEMOCRAT
DAVENPORT March 20, 1857. {

In the pfoduce and grain market there il but itt'e
doing ard the condition OF the roads admits Of yery
limited communication with the country, there Will
he ~ receipts Of grain fnr several dsy- NAVIGATION
having opened. oonsie, able activity & experien9 d
by grain and AoYr shippers. weather very mild and
pleasant. y. change from yesterdays quotation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

Let no one forget that the hmm ortal
Sake is TO read his Money King" this
evening at Griggs Hall. To miss hear
ing it would be almost unpardonable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

We understand that the Steam Fer.
ny boat J. Wilson, has been purchased
hy the new ferry company at Lyons.
AID viii run between that place and
Falton I'll.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

The Ferry Company have a large
number of men at work cutting away
the Ice to make room to launch To the
ferry docks, which are being repaired,
and thoroughly fitted fl the river.
The dock on this side will probably be
launched to-day. and the one on the
Rock Island side day or two later,
when undoubtedly the Davenport will
have all the business it can possibly do.
The rate Of ferriage on teams and cat
tie has been materially changed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

kLrrsLicAS NOMINATIONS. = We
understand the Republicans mAds the
following nominations for City Oh
oers:
Mayor-B. B. Woodward.
Marshal Gundscker.
Clsrk-T. Guelich.
Treasurer-John Owen,
Pc lice Magistrste-G. C. Blood.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
n. DARLINGTON T. co.
attorneys at Law,

ono. cor. Main 4 Sec nj sts opp. LeCtsife Hous
Ccl,stisns made ard promptly reunited W all part
OF n" United States.
Money to Lean on Real Estate or o'herwis
Money loan, "A fnr Others IN Conn issish
Lands located throurhout the Northwest.
REFERENCES.
7. Gib-on. Esq. Cashier Bank " baltimore,
w. T-wnssn,, Esq., a. :" :" Chester co
twcst Chez ter. -
Morris \ Jones' 4 Co.. Phiiadeiphta,
Hopes a Townsend do;
=, woodward n Co. BANKERS, Chicago,
Darby Barksialc, Bankers 81 Louis
Dr n Clarke. Sec Am, ins. Co., ~ Louis
u. r. Lcch 4 On. IutshIrEh;
DAY 4 Matla,k Cincinnati;
Mc0rcgor. Laws 4 B!ahemcrc, pav-n
Rdw in Smith, Esq. do.
Nov. ?2iAw6mn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

1t cBEriA BoRGIA.-Thise ever favor
tie and highly Interesting play is 10 be pre-
scented at Houshs Lyceum this evening, and
twill undoubtedly call on, full houae.-
See Horgh's advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Dens cratic County Convention.
Blanks! Blanks !!
TRUST and WARRANTED DEEDS
"a, CIR AZ ,,,,s or.,c,


Tue Democratic Voters Of the Rlfh Ward will met
at tbs hou ~ MI Ryan. corner u 18th and L"Cis,re
streets this evening tBatur~vj March 2Sth TO nom
int two csniia for AID -rmen, 81 he ,mirg
election b. ord II o; War, g 5nmI,tse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
L. FINCH f. CO.
Carpenters and Builders,

TIVE Carpenters, Jo,rers and Ruilde-s OF this
city are requested TO meet at the S,ourt House on
THURSDAY EVENING next the 26h inst. to take into
consideration the forming Of Carpenters and Jo.
mere Association general attendance Of the Graf,
requested MANY CAnprNrrps
mch9ld Gazette copyl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

n DssSs.e sg1aine ss4ss. q oAuSouso ma -
i ,vsoQe@a oee - 49, q ~ 49, ~ - lo>k
y - 1ot.neA essaaee1 = - s61S1 - y
a. Fl ~ : g; = y : ~
0)I1s0 tAsrsw SSsi1oA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
FISHING TACKLE.

tOApLxTE stest % evsry.Aias wanted hy y,shsr.
~ men. received tAis day
ksAs,
xsAIsss,' q" :.s M ~ ,s sssess
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

We are indebted to Messrs Burrows
d Prettymans gentlenanly shipping
clerk for the following River Items.
RIvsR lrKMs.-Tbe Conncwaro.
Ward, master; arrived March oath and
returned to st. Louis on the 25th with
22oo bbls of flour; % bbls pork, 100
SKIS potatoes. consigned by J. NJ. D.
Burrows.
rlre Canoe came on the oath with
large cargo for Wholesale Merchants
and went to boat yard.
Lucy May arrived on the night Of
the 25th and returned same day.
Kate French, March 2eth and re-
turned same day.
VIM. S. Nelson, arrived on the 2eth
and took on board 500 bbls Of -four
from j. NJ. d. Burrows and 425 from
Evans, Chew d Co.
keystone, arrived from st. Louis
9th instant, and discharged freight,
and returned.
Jacob Traber came down the river
yesterday afternoon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
WA STATE DEMOcRAT.-- DAVENPORT IOWA. MARCH g. 1857
GROCERIES.

Burrows, Prettynan 4 DalzelI,
Wholesale Dealers In
81 OCERIE = .
Iron, Salt. Cement, SC.
AGENTS For THE SALE or
=. Q. Hcr1.11aG % Coz
Celebrated Fire and 2Aig' Proof SAFE
L. 4 T. Fairbanks Scales.
AZ shallke y constantly on hand full stock OF
W Groceries, which We OH q the trade as Low
a. can 'e purchased IN Chicaso or St Louis, and
y and war anted equal TO sample iana3dA~u
\uGARs = Muscov ado. Porto Rico, CHARMED
~ Ctushed and Powde. ed, for sale At
BURROWS, PRETTYNAN 4 DALZEIL
I ,ofrEEs-Ro, Mocha, Jaws, also Ground Coffee
- and Essence OF Conee.at B.P. Nd.
M OLAssEs--N. Orleans, Sugar House, and syrup
wi fc- saiss BP.AD.
V'EAs-Imp rial, Young Byooa. Gunpgw'ier and
Black Teas, for sale at n. &D.
S,PlCES-Pepper, Ailrpcr, Cinnamon, Gloves Gin
- ger, Mustard and Nu'megs,at BP Sd.
CoAPs Fancy and Toilet, Family, Erxsive and
~ CASTLE, Tor sale IA. Up. hD.
naNDLEs-sperr,, AdansntiGe, st .arine Star and
~ T.lIow, for sale low 81, b. ~.
nILs- sperm, Solar, Lard Bank, Kosin, Luse.d
} and Olive, mt BP d.
DAiNTs-w hit, L. ad and zinc Paints for sale at
L u. r. n d.
rIGARs-Havana, German and American nrands
u a. B.P, AD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

u With circulation of about -, the
News can do but litfi- to effect its purpo.
ses.l Democrat.
We will wager our cotemporary q bot.
tie OF Liquid Hair Dye tha, our circula-
ton 10 at least esp greater in Daven-
port than HE. Come, now old gentle
man, make your Wanting good"
The Liquid spoken Of by the in
cipicnt bovine ef the News, would be
useless 10 us: but we would not mind
going cool hundred or any other rea-
sonable sum with him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
Exchange on Germany.

TIVE undersigned are nov prepare IN draw 6t~s
on the following lies, Ia sums 70 suit nuYchsss
R~rin In Prussia,
Cologne IN +"
Le'psig In eavony.
Caaael,
Rvewsr,
Hamburg,
PRANK or., O. NJ.
and solicit The custom Of all those LAYING busnss
With thoee cities
cHCBB. BRO, BARROW 4 CO., RAslsns,
CrERIIEG nnis for g, and inward. 1cr :,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
Queen CITY Dining Saloan.

HAVIN0 reattea my saloon Ia ,hs bes, ,ty,e sor
1.-the Aecsmmods ion Of all who vii b to pas,ahe q
ths inxures - We'll - Toe substAnt,als OF
tbs season. ! az confident Of renderlps the
Utmost aattefactiou In the DINfNo 0vst-
Nrss, which shall be ccnaactsd on the most approved
Principles. Warm meals served ~ a al hours
Hot Coffee always on had, 4 share Of public ps;.
toos, on Brady street, between Front and second
west side,
mArch4dim YANra - Apvoro
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

The citiaens-uf thr First Ward are requested to
meet at Tie store u II. Haupt. Monday H. 10th
inst. Al ~ O'Clock IL, fr The purpose L. nlnii-
nst.ng two osndtlst iof Aldermn 10 be ,l..te, a,
the ~nsu ns .l"ciion
PAR ORDER OF WAaB CON-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
II. E.Oni- Market.

Ir0W .unlcr- { Nu'hlr,l q rcu'ar.
g. Iari> MART O.
r'orr-S0o NJ. CIV ~ 81 courtrv fne at d -.
s'l.s 'ee md 200 hi, s.r.-fra ~, their merits si
S5 - 20 hh;s ~nnerfne AZ 80
VheatSaios - absrt 100 ha.. S.r'fr ~
lots A. leo H. Voc sc e"ts rrta ine At ii?r 100
SKIS cho'cn a. il4- no tar. mixed fall nj lioc;
sfah"rs fair fiil al II, @iI9- cco0faxs prime white
at ,3sat.0
Co-n-rnchsrcei. S'les $50 bsos n Is 700 lags
mixos At 100: 1910 hags 10 a. 10 n 50c; 200 bags
nj v"i anil -cllnw AZ 80:
oet'-firr r. e''e~ 90 hacs II 5s-; $50 bags Mt
go n bag sud 9'5 bst's at SIC. hacs returned
Whiskv-"oe n add In lot. n 24s,c
Sn'aT-5O hhts sold ~ roc
DIZZY 'int fr m - tn 22,c
Peens-Sal- bbls rood white ~ 50 80.
P''sto"s-so t.rs northern mixed sold at 81 -
sni Neshann"'k Potatoes at 81 GO Tabush
"a dispatch of the o. qnoe, Corn at Csc and ots
at 6i-, in New orl an.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

BANK OF "NEw CASTLE" PE>N.-
The failure of this Bank. we noticed
again, because there seems to he a
considerable amount of its Bills in this
City, supposed to have been bought or
sent here for circulation. We would
warn all our citizens against receiving
them, As they are IEorrhie.s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28
Wholesale Boot and Shoe store

'I>ltE subscriber having removed his stock 81 Boots
i and Shoes to No 80 Lax street resi- ectfnlly H.
forms the trade and pub generally that Ia addition
- greater facilities h. j. receiving large Adiiscn-
TO his former stock ting of variety Of SPRING
GOODS which he viii -e! at a ,1furr AMI ON
as god terms rs aoy ii,nse u. ths west particular
attention Civ to Hing orders from III" country.
JAMkS DUNLOP.
marcl2d3m No. Ga Lake It, CHICAGO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-28

Itgives US pleasure to state that
our esteemed follow citizen VIM. WOOD
Esq. has the contract from Government
for furnishing provisions &,n. Gar the
Sioux, Winebagoes AID Ch.ppe~ ~ Of
Minnesota,