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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

THE DuIoS DiyoKeE t',>E-Ex,ITiSc :, =.
>E--ln III. cuurs. 81 the trinl ui tho Dalton
divorce case. Yesterday morning the couu-
sci for Mrs dalton subjected Mr. Collrn 10
II most severe cross exaInineafion. Mr Du
rant giving ne q reason that lac did - for
,hr purlo,.. Of establishing the character ii
the witness moral principle. with view To
sho v iug what his testimony VA worth The
question did YOU steal sl.ou. was repeat
ell again and again: the witne-s Wa ~ ideni-
|, wrought up 10 a high degree at ,'Acit.
ment nj being thus compelled Ia eAlose his
own acts and the mttisc> ~hich I'D 10 il
before crowded court. aud At lat having
permission to make an explanation he seem
81 10 nerve himself for the admission. his
face vas ficshed his eyes spanked, and with
veheinen; tone and ,"ice full u ,lrot;on. h,.
brought his hand DOWN upon tn. lar rs he
said Il did take >l.n," bGr;n. Iii, ui-r-
sil,-- and business Tx, att,inii ii The tai,.i-
ted counsel Ia obtain this answer the f,cl-
iug- ii all present had become excited. aud
Ia. lister Of Mr Coburn. who had sat in tn.
altnc-o seat. weeping. threw herself into
the arms NJ her n-ighhor. in an agony a
lritf, and ii va, found necessary Ia lead h.
from the rooni. A, she passed her brother
h. partly stepped DOWN from the stand ans
her arms wer. in II moment wreathed rouu,
bis neck ss he assisted in taking her ont -
He soon returned. and quiet was restored
but i, was some time before proper att.n
ton couii l't paid to the proceedings hy Ia
Interested spectstor-.-Beston 7rG.,ler
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
MUTTON PIE

The old lady said, call che had was
mutton pie.' "Mu,son pie!" cried
Charley, "delicious." Mutton pien'
calculated the Doctor, smackiug his lips,
worthy OF the gcd."
In another minute We we're eli three
before the pie, just ~ the Allies were
before SevastopOl.
"Devilish good" says Charley.
"F.it it's FIRST rate" said the learn
ed man.
"Of COURSE" We chimed 10.
We noticed tina, the Doctor Was enga
gsd 10 ,mbibing the juices Of moot ga
worry piece Of long bone, judging by hi
vehemence ,
"Why, mother" said he, "shis 10 a
delicious pie, or rather pastry, for there
10 fish in it 2"
"Fish," said the old dame. mot q
bit -
"Why, il this isn't the back bone Of q
hne herring. Pm = Du.chman," replied
the Doctor, holding up sort Of verte.
brsl arrangement.
"That," eloWly enuncisted the ancient
Jereywomso, .,hst-how fortunate tha
you have found it That's my sou Bill
I'VE comb, which he thought he hat
lost 20
Since then the learned gentleman, a.,
also myself, and also my youthful frien,
Charley, hsvs been cautious 10 es,in,
Of pso0iscuous mutton pie. Billy
comb 10 alWays % head asd ready I,
eAske -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

Is a O. Notwithstanding on the
Les.. Yesterday morning. We observed an
.migrant wagon propelled by two horses.
and containing n man and wife. ard n i..nili :
oil children too numerous h. mention In u
small hill IT,. driver Wa uuqar>tonAhly
awaiting IL. return 81 the Terry boat 10
take himself v it'll Iii, acquired respon-lbili-
ti-s t. tie ea-t.rh bank II the mighty Mi
-i,-i,ti whiih.r he ban, III. tearle-- deter
mined gaze Thinking Ia gain sorn. thing ui
his biography W follow .d our CURIOSITY into
his presence and rneekly enquire II h. y IL
To have the state With a voice that l.-io.
kened an intimate acquaintance with tina,
busy firm known "a Fever 4 Ague. j.. re-
piled that he had teen living u. ia, Wnp,y
for a year and half. AMI tina, Ire aud his
ously attacked with the "Agy" that the only
means left him to preserve his c"rporeal
identity was IL make ali haste aud lca,c the
State But whittier W.. know not nor c"uld
determine He cam.. he -,.id from Inii.nv.
whore Le could not get living, when e,.r
A. wcll. and he considered Illinois bu, little
better However he WAS bound for some.
where. We advised him To 20 To- Kansas.
whereup"n he .nluirrd the distance and
direction which information wa- freely
given Neither hc nor hi, 0ifr could
arouse the most minute idea to their de-
tinstion and neither seemed Ia has. hnt one
object ia ..a. shieh Wa, H. g't n far
away from thu "Wnl~y a. I"--i''lo-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

We learn tina, Ml--ns t,niIn ~1rtpL
late OF Providence, l. have LEASED he
saint- Block on Second y near Perry
pa' export Iowa. wh.r. they propose Keep
ing a splendid assortment, If cnrp.'' and
Furniture Of every description ~ "a
cili'ies for importing an! Receiving. q is,
being equal 10 iho-, nf any New York Oh
hicagn lio,ls. they will he enabled to cell
them at the very loves, market prices either
~ vhole-al. or retail They vii! AWAY,
have on hand large stock Of low priced
carpets -utahl. for retailing hy country
Merchants Merchants or Citizen- from
Iowa City or vicinity visiting that place
would do we'll t. fay or them with a call l.,
fore purchasing c'sewhrr. Iorl ti;y
frtscrnt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

Fhulrs, &c.- Every body knows
John Lillis, one OF the mos, Trustworthy
and energetic young med of our city,
and the public generally arereqnested to
notice that he has opened . fruit store in
the basement Of tho LIE Claire house,
where he sill keep constantly on hand
the mostexcellsn, qualsiss offoreign and
domestic fruits, also confectionaries,
cigars, SC. The public should give this
concern . liberal share Of patronage,
and he will use every exertion to merit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

CH.NcE or TlNr.-By an sd,erts,
men, III another column it viii b, -rcn that
til, Davenport i k.rknk I'm. q pa"ke,-
hay, changed tiui.. The Bon Campbell i'e'N
ing Bav.ul"rt IN TUESDAY Thursday and
saturday mornings, AMI IT,, Mckee
on Wednesday. Friday and Nrn'iAy morn
my, lartie, wishing t" -ceur, passage q
j ip freigh, Will find everything c"nrcctr
with this lin, eolnfortall, and lremr,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
The above is all we'll said, Sir.

INC aboNc i AT WtII SAN, VI
Eru,Kp and in addition w. wuuld mention
10 III. public that Ml.~It> t,"IIp 4 ~TLlEE
hay, just received .orS,. sixty I,iye- 81 vi
VT and Brussvl- carpets Of III, most ,tvli-h
anal fashionable part.rn., and Of m"st '!ura
lie fabric nal;. .ar.., IN, oic, II h,ar,h Rug
81 Al crale- Of qualitS from the lou.-, an!
ch'ar',' pric, to tho, really beautiful one,
which ar. in lrire.-Well We had almost
wtitt.u ii, i'ut the pric, our reader can a.
certain by Writing the War. room- Of ME-,n-
o'o,tn 4 >IrrNt, and W ar po-iiiA, that
they viii lind both goods and priy,- ,nlis
factory
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

Aus WELL THAT Ends WELL
The father, i, is said, has finally become
reconciled to his daughter marrying his
coachman, upon being assured that in
the best society it is not considered at
all disgraceful tor bride to have a
groom.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
~A correspondent of New {

EA correspondent of New Or
leans Picayulr says that about ten
thousand imported slaves from Africa
have been landed on the Cuban coast
this season.
The only way to stop this inhuman
traffic is to annex Cuba TO this Union
a contamination devoutly to be
wished.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
TF \ ankec thus

TN Yankee thus advertises his
truant wife, in rhyme On the 18th
of August, on the night OF Monday,
clipped from her husband the lie OF
John f;rundy his grie, for her absence
each dav growing deeper. should any
one find her he begs them to keep
her.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

Nichols Block has taken another
start upwArds, add We hope to see it
continue in growth until it ehs'l have
reached a highly croiisable position
among the many beautiful buildings
which now adorn our city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

We have no special change to notice IN
money matters The supply on call appears
70 be abundant TO meet all inquiries. Paper
continue, in good demand aud passes at sag
per cent for frst class names. The offerings
a. bank ar, 10, large. and these Institution,
ar. enabled to accommodate all their CUE
toner
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

THB HAT QuEsTIos AxsSo TIE CLsscT.
Rev. J. r. Brooks discouTsss IN The
Central Christisn Advocate, as foilows
on sae "Fst Hat Question"
see il beng sgitsted IN come quar-.
tefs, whether or not . felt bat 40 becom-
in, 20 . clergyman, and whether that
ssyle Of hat may DO in0ocensly worn
For one | like il. IL 10 American, exolu'
sively 90, l believe. 1t has been writ
ten az Yankee, ss illustrative Of bic
inQuisitiyeness, that be would
"spest TO The queen with biz oia e hat "
And h-Y pr " ts throne which abs sat "a "
Your white beavers look TOO ponpous,
too sesatoriul. And se for the old
stove pipe ct, lie Of hat architecture, it 10
sillsioous. II 10 doubtful to me whe,h
er . Christian man can 'grow o grace"
much. il compelled 70 endure the provo
cations incident to the wearing OF .
s,ove-pIpe lat. Who ever got good
6s 10 one have seen dozen of men
IN congregation OF ordinary sire,
whose foreheads we're creased around
with red line, as il the hat had been
q metallic one, heated red hot, and had
scared 10 the le-h its semi c.r,umfer.
ence. To have the crgsn Of veneration
thus compressed, aud lay ed, and scared
Is not very conducive to devotion. And
then again, who thinks Of saying his
prayers when 10 bot and dubious pur-
sait Of hat, volantibg 10 whiriwIDil
And who thinks OF musing devotiooaIly
~ seeing new donation hat at its fret
wearing, taken out trsm under the most
capscIVus sitter 10 the room, who had
taken pains, in setting in his seat, TO
ADJUST himself % near the crown centre,
~ possible, and then, with ponderou.
precision, crushing ous its perpendicu-
lsrity, till u might we'll be mistaken for
a fambergasted mushroom. One mig
muse, indeed, under such circumstances,
aud probably would till the fire burned.
tut It would undoubtedly be he,erodox
FIRE. As for it being anti clerical, there
10 nothing in it. Ministers are not
known nov q days by anything else than
a half fare ticket 20 the railroad, and
professional identity 10 not forfeited by
the "fels hat" movement. Be it known
that | have donned the "felt"
There, is an opinion on Hats; and up =
the Hat question" opinions are .le-
gion," and e. meet the demands OF all
opinions and all tastes, q. w. VkRDxa.
has rsnsscked the Eastern cities, and
drawn therefrom, Hats and Caps Of all
and every conceivable style and fashion,
which We have no doubt, be will be
mu,h Pleased to show aud cell to all
"weary sojCurners," who may have q
disposition to replace shocking bad
Verdor's place Of busin 10 on Stcond
street q few doors east Of Brady.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
Tnnrn,..nn. Rank Nn,r R.nnr,.r any,.

Thornl >on- Bank Not. Reporter say,
We hay. lowered the price OF warrant,
one cent per acre. although ~ So and 100
acre warrants ar. in aetv. demand. Will.
To acre warrants are not called for h.nc.
the wide difference in prices
~, ,,,,, srr;l J2l bu,-ing ani ssll-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

Mr.. Farrell, the important witness in
the Bur,lell murder case. has been lod
ged in Jail in Albany on charge of il
legal voting.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established hisaself in this place in the
II business u siLvEs d Brass PLaTISG ar"po- .
10 ali orders ssr aAe Silver plated Dopr Plates
Door Ksobs, Bell Pulls, Butts Plumbers, Pi.tes ~
Figures adopted - the az Doors and Chu CHI
Pews Lightning Pod. Points, Window sash, Carri-
~ and Harness trimmings plated to order short
notice. All work srranted equal H. the best.
WILLIAM O'MkARA,
First buildins east Of ~ 4snnsyivan1e naoss,
Second street, = uAigA
ADra l&.-eu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Two boys, about IA years OF age, can
find employment at this Office ss APP
prcntlces.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

The Ncthod,t QaritcfY Rcc'",
in an elaborate article on the subject
Of slavery and the Times EMPLOYS
mcrous quotations from Southern
Journals to show that there has been a
great ana portentous retrogresslon Of
public opinion in that quarter, on the
slavery question-"a almost are volution
in It's suddennes and extent and comes
to the following conclusion
I'VE believe that il Just opinions
the old oplnlous, We mean--on this
subject, can vet be recovered, and a
healthtul, moral temper be restored to
the national mind, it must be mostl,
by other agencies than those which
how prevail among onr political par
ties and ecclesiastical factions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
CITY. PROysERTI'

W u Lots Bio 10, ~ fee iront Itsme House
Rvouas. Lite and :. II lot D BLOCK - 'fana
Huu-, 4 rooms, sbie snd ftuit Trees
Iot.b,ocl 50 80 f,,, 'front.'. Brick H use rooui-.
Iois = 10 block ~ futnis sddtil"n
10 81 Il. front.
g.. ofIo, y and otl0i block studyran'- ad-
dttion 80 ret fIout, Tam Hous rooms sui Ia
lie. !, eliot bs~s "a 81 rect trout. 30 W.
l,...- a n. u al ~ n Of ll.e ON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
Tho I,ua DIV Q.,,,LI,,,

The Iowa City Republican in
''caving in and giving up the State
election. thus lets its Know Nothing
proclivities stick out. and gives the
Catholics slight punch under the fifth
rib:
I'VE are still of the opinion that the
contest will he close. and tia; there is
possibility Of the success of our tick
ct: but the enormous gain OF the opr"-
sition in tina, hot bed OF intolerant and
ligotei Romanism, Dubuque, prepares
Us for the worst,
Wonder il the Republican chap don't
think the moon made OF green cheese
Never mind. YOU black Dreit'd .>-rifer'
never could gull ANY body except itw
red Repuhliran kcvouioni~ts from
Continental Europe, ANA they be-i'
To See through tie trick
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
THE DAILY IOWA STATE IOWA MAY 1857
GROCERIES.

| GROCERIES.
Burrows, Prettynan 1 Dallell,
Wholesale Dealers In
g OCERIE = !.
IRON, Salt. Cesssssst. Sc.
AGENTS F0R 7HE SALE o.
-. Q. Horri1aS - OO'O
Celebrated Fire and 7hig Proof Sa's
L. 1 T. FairbaRk' 5 Scales.
AArK shallke-p constantly on hand = fun stock q
w Groceries, which Ne OF = t. the trade as low
., can * pu Chased Chicago or 81 Lauls, ara
pas hasegs Ill na goods to Re OF the bfsi gaa-
's AID WARRANTED equal 10 sample isn,sda~u
NUGARs - Muscos ado, Porto Rico, Clariacd,
~ Z ashed and Po~de. I'd. Tor sale NJ
BURROWS, PRETrYxAN & DALzELL.
(soFgEks--Rio, Mceha, Java, also Groa..d Coffee
~ ami Lssenee OF Cone~.n b.P Ap.
Al oLAssEs-s Orleans, SUGAR House, and Syrup
M tor sale - Bpm ID.
'I'GAs--Inp' rial, Young Hyrcn. 1unpouaer snd
L blssA Teas, for sale ~ sP ID
NPlCks-Pepper, Alspiee ,Ciuns,nob, Sloyes Gin
- ger Mustard And NI,less,a, D. i.
NoAps-faney AMI T,Ies, Family, krssise AMI
- C-sile ~ sale a. Up -.
(,AhDLks-sp.ru,, Adam sn,,ne, ssssr,ne s,Ar and
~ TAlov, for sale iow NJ By 4 y.
Gus sperm, solar, Lard, hAnA, kosin. i4iteti
~ and oi.s', at h Y . u
pAINTs- White Lad and 1.ns FAINT. ier Al. =.
h. p y.
A.
l. =, BEAD
flNoBACCo-N Natural Leaf, Virginia and bissopr
pounh sa%ss. 1~i., lia-Fol and snosins' 'or
sa o. b. r. n T..
NEAsT POWDERS Of various brands and kinds. at
Br.Ap
,ANDiEs- assorted ard fancy, 'iun an Lemon
Y DROPS. Loss nges z. u.
nRl' SEs in ,.r,, boxes and barrels ci,rcn Fir
i Past aud CGrEAnts,a ~ RAJ
DlCKLEs-Uudervooh' brands, = s.or,ed s,ss,
Pepper Sauce, for ssit 1t y
DowDER, shot, Lead and Caps ALI kinds and .luss,
At B.P AD.
S,TARCH-Gorn, Pear, and frnniiy, tor sale At
- FAD.
Nuts 'lmonds 3 all. Fl1eIis, Pea. Pecan:
~ Wainuts and Cocoa u D. r. u.
n AsiNs--M ard Lsyer, Whole and toles
IL suitana and Malaga, at 40
HOGoIAlR, Coca, f,n.a, SsIina, IApicos
I i VII aten Grits and oai Meal H. u.
1,.lT-Ksuhaws syracuse, Turks leland, liver
- pool blown sni GrnGui Alum. T. p. Ap.
,FHiNT- Louisville and Utea Fostering Hat'
I ~treco Pisst-r. Milwaukee md ssn'Gsky soda
Ash. S,ons IN store, and fof sale ~ 7 y
DAsKtTs-Aarket J. to l. bush'i. Corn sud
T ID Clothrs At ~
VArooprNwARE-Tuhs. Pals Wash Ros Dis
w Cturus, Maps Ave H~ivre. at u r q u.
raRp AGE--AanilA Jute Hemp, and cotton r
dasa OF all rlGes y = "
+ IY>H- MscE-ro Sa'rapn. White Fish. trout, Coli
i fsh AIe iioked Haibot, at u 7. = d.
l'LASS-wiuaow Giass, assorted sire. Tumtitrs
VI Jars and ben. uehns. fJr a.. a, h. +. 81 u
DRtMsTosH; Sulphur, salts, BoraS. Indigo, II
ID stor. and for sac by b. r y
MATchEs-Pisree Co. and 81 l"1s' for sac n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
RENOvlL.

vVVHR Suhsrribes vi:i rsssse ~ - 20 49, =
i Draay s,rsrt. 70 hi uew ~ 43seeS Seesa
he nsw buId,ns. cosner q u - ~ ssSssss:
b. ~ Sr,sode, sea1y q ssrvs ~ - 0glo
n ~ - 0snOs - 1890 NSS.ses ~ -. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
N + A I N 4 X h + IT,!
81
itaxzxs Nep Establishment fTIT
s.Skak, a.
BI KNES 4 KELLY

N utLD inform the pubic sen.rsly ths; they
w Asveap ed . atHkfr u Brady SIRE i oppo
-.te The Pos; nrSe B3i.il = whofe IT. y VII L. al
Nay ampy prs9ar d % strpy adj vi fIrhssh a.
a. men Of a.. Auis. gpot Is b. rJcut .
.i.cahe which Will br Il ii al such pricr, thail
te -iar.cry TO pur has''fh.
= Steambeats, IL tells and rriN at fannie an
bun Il WIKI Meat Ia iars. sinai qas.t ;ir~, on
the h1f.est uoti.s ard Il 8, cd Y atty n can
b. p or.r,d a, aay tn p 81, un II aver. IT,. At
i. pn a; eaalb,si Hie is - IL ANY invitt1
Al . IT. BYRNES KELLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

s.-ctian l6TsI rs ". FIN pi.cs 81 praiIie u
6u;ulr C gbty vltbib half mill OF simber-ii''ns
water on II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

IT, q14!i irs II. sc Safe afeso VIII In w hat
III. .furtiy OF ths merchant, 4 Nov TX sni Pm
laieiphia use no olh.r rosie % saies We car iuf-
MIN s,.es o. ali -iz anil with any descrpi3n Of
Iees waited and I'll warrant to the utmost all
thu qualities Of the Safes Ne I'll
iau2i;f BURROWS. PRET1Y4AS n pAi2KLl,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

sW i. of ,eciton II :! RS Oh iicC pie OF
pf.Nfr 10 ii-nrS unity ui!tfs 4 81 NJ flcs'sh'
81, ~. xxx AMI NJ Plea ant "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

2.cr--mtw -ot ,cc,loo a. T : AZ so't Go
krani. House room
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
Herring's Safes.

The .uhscfib-r a. Agents
Tor Mcssrs. g. { he ripx \
Ct's Gle rated FIRE ami Thief
roof Sa't. W. would uyite
TIE ai,rnti n Of III pulstc 10
he fAcl that these safe have
fnr wears ato.i tn te.t @.
rotn are. ti.i.s and also u
;icie. Very many Safe VIII
ma measure defy the former
and vet fall before the latter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

Hunk Of Florence
FLORENCE, N''"
Gro h SARGENT, Pre-'t. N pAkhhk, shsh
vsyur Undersigned prnprietofs q TN bark Of
glo-nc. SrurAsEa are b thr Pr"
isn,ns oi is Charter, iniiv!tualtl Fesphst'''
i,r ali,s issues, aid redeem tbs S1l'r y So
In,ttutlon ANTS counter ia cay % Ytttn.. ~
DIN and AI,!il .titha4f bAsins II 'esta, ~ h
ern Es,hang IN sItcic al sem" 7nieN 81 "'h''
currency.
COuKk SARGENT Dn'eGIar
CooK ssR,TsT DON NEY. iowa or lows
cong a,k,,tsTa COOK F8rt Dee rev.
copS sAhGE.I \ PAKkYK, Forcno" Nsbrasks
iuIy 18th Isbo-itt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
NEW GOODS 81 TIMERS.

DAREGFS. rlid printed, attn plaid AMI hair
mourning, BaTere d L-ihes, L.sns. organize.
i;,nghar,s Print. White Ma.ino csshIne- sraw :,
Whit craze Hhswis, black Xix Mantiilas Bis. l., =
iitta Lsdi.t Sluves, KID mis-. siIk ditto La
.il- Bits Ladies slid Hoo, Laie- te -ilk d,su-
Sold ChunlbIas, Sp.ni>h Crap, Whit. D1tted
SWISS ColoTei ditto. Fancy Brilisnis, kc, SC, -,
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Conner 2t.d and Eosk lsland .,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

COOK, DILLGN 4 LiNDLEi,
Attorneys and COaEseiiOrs al Law,
D0rfnpOri, SoTn.
oTscs Ia same bm'f'ng tr'h ''"s No'e''"
xVvFp-a.:ieelaw " -. sapr N. courts nd - ne
~ 1nnrfr a. Scott C@:ar, cnuton AMI NJ a
~. Cour,ir. love snt IL nrtt ~ Roes Island
Count! IL inols-
r ou- COLLECTION arinrn-. we s"te pa
.t.rt,.. An tusin - entrusted 10 u vi s.
p-einl. ly Att"ni - a.,
April /, is,i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01
Lace Curtains.

Honse furnishing & Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses OF .rery KIND. Festter H.is and Pillows.
Blankets, Quilts, Cotton Sneetings and Pillow
Castings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

NEBRASKA LAND AGENCi.
Cook, Sargent 4 Parker,
Florence. .vt0SHs"".
tlrlII ,,tsia "a mptly to sll hrsnt = ns.st'i
w with Lard A-racy. sither IN Nshtssht -
Western wa
L.1.V'1I V:.fRR.S.S-5's AsOnght,
SOLD ard Located.
Business for then, b. lsft 1ith any = ne m
det-igu,t.
COOK 4 sAEGENT. navrarnt' -
CooK sAR,.pST 4 poWNfY ioVNttts, =.
cook. saFGLNT y COOK, ~ -, 9"
NJ oh4Ii'f
R.f.S II NE.EOc.L,
,u,ur md ,,ivt.ed have removed 10 y NV hatld
my m McMAnus y shfgsri Blzsk on , 6''a
e,re.t uh q thy viii remain durlng the en- It
their ncw Bank Building, really 10 stt"ad ~ 2" ~
a.r@ cook kssRGRsF
L.fVt' NOTICE
yXTE have this dhy tdmiii"d me- W nm hos
w JANs. It~pLkN late OF Mi-saari, and "
continue tn" practice - IT, Law 1nisr We nsis. 81
COOK. DILLON 4 iI>D.EN.
i In cons.auenee ~ mi. all retsans ~ileel A. en-
ard settle. a. our Old business mui anh ha" -
closed ,,,,,a,,
: 7 J.a \
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

CFRT.ll.r GOODS,
To this department shall devote increased s'ten
ton We have now In store ard daily receiving
Rich Embroidered CLOTH Cuifsirss.
French BrocdteUes-tn patterns and by yard:
Ko9aiHcer. Saifns-with bToca..le borders.
Bee.tifll Sotin DeLdiaes,
Q,udso,ns pn,2asfs-vi.h trimmings 70 match;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-01

tpfIfirs Trit{.t. Comssa-s. ~ Hoe. 70
nIs,ael usei,-. AgeHa~ Ia lhnrfsr oas Luz
i.taaaae. CO. E.di ht!hfs dHd
Bire9taaf BrotrvS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-25
j. T.. CAMPBELL,

BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
MANUFACTURER of every description Of Brass
lvn Work of equal quality, IL not superior TO any
thing manufactured in the East and on as favorable
terms. i tt.kl p. l.tf tr.I
keep constantly on hand oil globes, stop, guage,
bibb and cylinder cocks; church, Steamboat and hotel
bells; antriction metal, soft and spelter solder,
well complete assortment of all other articles usu
ally kept IN this line Of business.
am also appointed sole agent In this city for the
sale of Jas ThompsOns celebrated leather beltine.-
These beltings far superior to anything vet oered
and have invariably, when exhibited, been awarded
with the first premium. Samples of the same can be
seen at the establishment.
Every description Of Brass Castings made to order,
and furnished at Cincinnati prices.
The highest market price paid for old copper, brass
and zinc.
All orders addressed to will meet with prompt
and immediate attention. deci55